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NEW TRUCKS NEW CARS
NEW '90 CAVALIER VL
2-DR. CPE
NEW '89 SUBURBAN 3/4 TON
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eng., auto. trans., 40 gallon tank, AM/FM stereo-
cass., Silverado, pwr. wind. and locks, tilt, cruise,
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#1260.
WAS
GM REBATE
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KICKOFF '90 REBATE $500
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FIRST TIME BUYER
NOW $
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NEW '90 4x4 CHEV. VAN
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WAS
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NOW $
ONLY
$15,176
$2227.
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*
NEW '90 BERETTA 2 DR. CPE.
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GM REBATE
NOW $
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$1250
13,700
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KICKOFF '90 REBATE
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$11,632
$800
$600
ONLY $9025
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$12 $800
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Chairman, New Jewish Agenda
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$1130
$600
ONLY $9550
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NEW '90 PRIZM 4-DR. SEDAN
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MFI L4 eng., 5-spd. man. trans., cloth buckets, p.s.,
AM/FM stereo w/seek and scan, digital clock, full wheel
covers, sport mirrors. Stk. #3525X.
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$10,592
WILL TO WIN REBATE
$1400**
FIRST TIME BUYER
$600
NOW
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$ 7795 *
Additional $600 Rebate for GM
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NEW '90 LUMINA
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WAS
KICKOFF '90 REBATE
NOW
ONLY $
$12,483
$1050
10,799
$9899*
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WAS
FIRST TIME BUYER
$11,297
$600
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The
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Deawr'
Affairs Committee and the
Jewish Community Council,
it should be remembered that
"to further the pro-Israel
agenda" today does not in any
way imply an agreement with
the views of Prime Minister
Yitzhak Shamir. Certainly,
many individuals and
organizations that attended
the presentation in an official
capacity - as did New Jewish
Agenda - do not believe that
"strengthen[ing] the U.S.-
Israel relationship"means
supporting current Israeli
government policies that they
see as endangering the
viability and character of
Israel as a Jewish, democratic
state and, through the con-
tinuation of the present
quagmire, endangering the
stability of the region as well.
CHEVROLET'S
HIGHEST AWARD FOR
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
Who Are The Real
Palestinians?
We have found a serious
misunderstanding in the
American public regarding
the so-called "Palestinian
delegation" that is often men-
tioned by the State
Department.
We represent the Jewish
Palestinians. Only persons
having the national status
designated Palestinian
citizen in their identity cards
and/or passports issued by the
high commissioner for
Palestine are legal
Palestinians.
When the United Nations
voted the State of Israel into
being, we numbered more
than 600,000 Palestinian
Jews. This number was 40
percent or more of the legal-
ly constituted Palestinians.
Only Jewish Palestinians can
trace their roots in this land
from time immemorial.
Jewish Palestinians have
remained here in spite of
every invasion and every
change of government. We
Jewish Palestinians must be
a party to any meeting at
which the 'Arab Palestinians'
wish to have representation.
As a note, Palestine Libera-
tion Organization Chairman
Yassir Arafat never had nor
deserved Palestinian papers
as he was born in Egypt and
Let Us Know
28111 TELEGRAPH
AT 12 MILE & 1-696
SOUTHFIELD
10 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1989
355-1000
Letters must be concise,
typewritten and double-
spaced. Correspondence
must include the signa-
ture, home address and
daytime phone number of
the writer.
never asked for Palestinian
papers from the powers in
charge.
H. R. Hellinger
Executive director,
Palestine Jewish Organizaton
Tel Aviv
I NEWS limm°-"
Amnesty Hits
Arab Murders
London (JTA) - Palesti-
nian leaders have "endorsed
or failed to condemn" the
killings of Palestinian Arabs
by fellow-Arabs in the Israel-
administered territories,
Amnesty International has
charged.
The private, London-based
international human rights
agency said that "more than
120 Palestinians have
reportedly been killed by
other Palestinians between
December 1987 and October
1989" for allegedly col-
laborating with Israeli au-
thorities.
The dates coincide with
the Palestinian uprising in
the West Bank and Gaza
Strip.
Amnesty International
charged further that some of
the victims seem to have
been interrogated and tor-
tured.
The statement added:
"Palestinian leaders are
reported to have called for
restraint and for warning
procedures to be adopted
first, but nevertheless to
have endorsed or failed to
condemn the killing of col-
laborators."
Noting that Amnesty In-
ternational intercedes only
with governments, the
statement observed that "in
the occupied territories, the
Israeli government has ex-
clusive de facto jurisdiction
and is therefore solely
responsible for law enforce-
ment.
"It is therefore up to the
Israeli authorities to bring
to justice those involved in
the killings of alleged col-
laborators."
Biography Writer
Seeks Material
Paula Baker is researching
the career and works of Leo
Zeitlin (1884-1930), violist
and St. Petersberg composer.
Of special interest are copies
of Zeitlin's compositions and
information of a memorial
concert given in New York in
1932.
Family members and
friends of Zeitlin should con-
tact Paula E. Baker, 2053
Dryden, Houston, Texas
77030.