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Box 2181, Dearborn, MI 48123 96 FRIDAY JANUARY 12. 1990 544.1711 22961 Woodward, Ferndale, MI George Ohrenstein Jewelers Ltd. • Certified Gemologist • American Gem Society HARVARD ROW MALL Langer and 11 Mlle Rd. 353-3146 N. A rt3 DEOMC.ATED TO *ft •• KNOWLEDGE. ETHICS AND CONSUMER PROTECTION Lucrative Contracts Boost U.S. Aid To Israel Washington (JTA) — Israel will receive tens of millions of dollars in new benefits from the United States this year, offsetting the erosion that inflation has caused in the real value of the $3 billion U.S. foreign aid package it receives annu- ally. New perks, obtained through lobbying by the American Israel Public Af- fairs Committee, as well as competitive contracts won by Israeli firms, "offset the inflation-induced loss because they increase trade opportunities," explained one official in the pro-Israel community. The U.S. foreign aid package to Israel has re- mained constant since 1986, when the Jewish state began receiving $3 billion annu- ally, all of it in grants, rather than loans. Inflation has eroded the real value of that package considerably. AIPAC recently secured congressional passage of a measure that gives the Pen- tagon the option of reducing the costs of weapons pur- chased with foreign aid, sav- ing Israel as much as $56 million in 1990. Israel is still benefiting from a 1987 law that stret- ches Israel's economic aid by about $100 million a year, by converting high-interest loans owed to the U.S. government into lower- interest private loans. Israel owes the United States more than $16 billion from loans received during various Arab-Israeli wars and prior to a conversion in 1984 of the foreign aid pro- gram from loans to grants. The economic aid has also been stretched by congres- sional language requiring the State Department to disburse the entire $1.2 billion package within the first month of the fiscal year, allowing Israel to reap $50 million more in interest. Another new benefit for Israel this year is that for the first time, it has been assured of receiving funds to complete research and de- velopment on its Arrow anti- tactical ballistic missile. Besides the big-ticket items such as the $100 million Israel has received from the Pentagon for research and development on its Arrow anti-tactical ballistic missile, the Pen- tagon purchases tens of millions of dollars of Israeli military equipment not re- quired by lawmakers. But many of the largest contracts for Israeli defense firms contain funds ear- marked by Congress, in- cluding: • $30 to $50 million to buy the Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System, a new family of high- frequency, anti jam radios being developed by Tadiran Ltd. of Israel and General Dynamics; • $11.6 million to procure, and $18.3 million to develop, the Cobra Laser Night At- tack System, designed by Israel Aircraft Industries; • $25 million to procure the so-called Tactical Air Launched Decoy, made by Israel Military Industries, and $6 million to develop a more advanced version; and • $23.4 million to procure, and $1 million to buy spare parts for, the Popeye air-to- ground missile, made by Rafael of Israel. Marvin Klemow, director of the Washington office of Israel Aircraft Industries, said such trade could con- tinue to grow even if Presi- dent Bush decides to lower U.S. defense spending because of a declining military threat from the Soviet Union, especially if the Pentagon sees it can save money by buying "good existing systems in Israel." Nazi List Aids Investigations London (JTA) — The in- vestigation into war criminals living in Britain may be aided by a list of 1,300 previously uniden- tified Lithuanians and Poles, who collaborated with the Germans in the mass killings of Jews, Jewish circles believe. The investigation will begin before Parliament adopts legislation to permit war crimes suspects to be tried in British courts, ac- cording to Philip Rubens- tein, secretary of the All Party War Crimes Group. Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Jerusalem, predicted that more names of war crimes suspects living in Britain are likely to be found in what has become known as the Kunichowsky list. It was compiled over years by Leib Kunichowsky, a