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$9750* $9150 *
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Deep tint, 3.1 EFI V-6, auto., CL trim, AM/FM cass., pwr.
wind. and locks, cruise control, remote sport mirrors, front
and rr. floor mats, 2 tone paint and more. Stk. #3913X.
WAS
FACTORY REBATE
THIS WEEK ONLY
P175/70R13 ALS S/B radials, frt./r. mats. 1.6L MFI Lr eng., 5-spd. man. trans..
cloth buckets, p.s.. am/fm stereo w/seek 8 scan.. digital clock. lull whl. covers,
sport mirrors. Stk. #3897.
WAS
LEADERSHIP DRIVE
THIS WEEK ONLY
511,068
8900
1st Time Buyer
$9225 - $8625 *
NEW '90 DEAUVILLE
WINDOW VAN
5 pass.. deep tint, rear heat, 350 V-8 EFI. 4 spd auto/od, ac. ow. pt . rec.
buckets. tilt, cruise. an/fm cass. w/clock, aux. lighting 8 rally wheels..
WAS
FACTORY REBATE
THIS WEEK ONLY
$20,490
—700
$169 836*
17,385
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NEW '91 S-10 PICK-UP
5 spd. man. O.D. trans., 2.5L EFI eng., steel belted radial
tires, rr, anti-lock brakes and more. Stk. #7024X.
WAS
FACTORY REBATE
$8395
$1000
NEW '90 WORK TRUCK
NEW '90 CHEVROLET
CONVERSION VAN
4.3 V-6, 160 H.P.. 5 spd., manual old, AM/FM radio, clock, p.s., p.b.,
P235/75815 steel belted radial tires, H.D. chassis H D. shocks,
large mirrors. cloth seat, painted rear step bumper and more. Stk. /I
3693.
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$11,854
$500
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350 V8 EFI, auto. trans. w/overdrive, air, pwr. wind. & locks, tilt,
cruise, loaded chassis, 4 captain chairs. fold down sofa, color TV,
custom table and more. Stk. #4542.
WAS
FACTORY REBATE
THIS WEEK ONLY
$24,833
$189 129*
$700
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$8825* 8225*
1st Time Buyer
37 At Similar Savings
Cloth buckets, r. wind. del., air, 2.2L EFI L4 eng.. auto.. P185/75R S/B radial
tires. (-glass, inter wipers. floor mats, map lamps w/roof console and more
Stk. #4305.
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4046.
52 At Similar Savings
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1st Time Buyer
Cloth buckets. elec. r. wind. def. 2.2L EFI L4 eng.. auto., P195/70S15 ALS S/13
rad. BAY, air, elec. speed control w/resume. tilt inter wipers. floor mats. map
lamps w/consolette and more. Stk. #3203.
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NEW '90 GEO STORM 2+2
$8514
$750
NEW '90
BERETTA
2-DR. COUPE
$5495 - $4895 *
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Cloth bucket seats. 2.2t EFI L-4 engine. P185/80R13 tires, 5-speed trans.. me-
laic paint and more. Stk. #4246.
WAS
LEADERSHIP DRIVE
THIS WEEK ONLY
NEW '90 GEO METRO XFI
2 DR. H.R.
NEW '90 2-DR.
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Palestine Liberation Organ-
ization reneged on its agree-
ment to cease terrorist ac-
tivities, the United States
opted to ignore the evidence.
This is nothing new. In
1967, the American reaction
to the closing of the Straits of
Tiran by Egypt was to conve-
niently forget their written
assurances to Israel to keep
the route open.
In 1970, when a U.S.-
sponsored security agreement
between Israel and Egypt was
grossly violated by Egypt, the
American reaction was to
avoid confrontation of any
kind with Egypt over their
actions.
More recently, America
violated agreements to share
intelligence information with
Israel. Among information
withheld was such critical
material as the development
of nuclear and chemical
weapons by various Arab
states. When Jonathan
Pollard asked his bosses why
Israel was not being provided
with this information he was
told that Jews are too sen-
sitive about gas.
In light of the above, it
would be ludicrous to expect
Israel to enter into any agree-
ment which relies on
American guarantees in lieu
of strategic depth. ❑
LETTERS
Continued from Page 7
ed, galvanize the Jewish com-
munity for action on behalf of
Israel, and on many other im-
portant causes relating to
Jewish life and survival. The
Jewish News has a great
responsibility not to do
anything, if possible, that
would split our community or
give comfort to Israel's
enemies and possibly harm
Israel. At this moment we are
trying to raise emergency
funds to save Russian Jews;
do not think an attack on the
Israeli prime minister is help-
ing that holy work.
Would you like to commis-
sion an article about Labor
leader Shimon Peres, how at
3 a.m. when he was fired from
the Cabinet he raided the
treasury and gave millions to
the Histadrut, or the millions
he was going to give the ultra-
religious parties to join him?
I hope not.
The actions of these politi-
cians might not be to our lik-
ing, but it is not our business.
It is up to the Israeli elec-
torate to deal with their
politicians. I have always
stated that defense and
foreign policy are off limits to
galut Jews. The Israelis will
live and die by their decisions
and we have no right to
interfere.
It is our duty to support
Israel regardless of who is in
power because it is the only
country ready to absorb any
Jew in the world who needs a
home. If we had Israel during
World War II, I believe my
family would not have been
gassed in Auschwitz and most
of the European Jews would
have survived.
David Kahan
Troy
Food Drive Help
Was Appreciated
I would like to thank The
Jewish News for sponsoring
Project Chametz Food Drive
with the Jewish Community
Council last month. The Com-
munity Food Depots — St.
Vincent de Paul received 806
pounds of food from this drive.
Leonard Piasta
Interim director, Community
Food Depots — St. Vincent de Paul
Reform Jews
Respect Kashrut
I would like to add one word
of clarification to Rabbi
Richard Hertz's comments
about the relationship bet-
ween Reform Judaism and
kashrut. ("What Lies Behind
The Laws Of Kashrut?" April
20). Rabbi Hertz wrote
"Reform Judaism does not
believe religion is primarily
concerned with kitchen
Judaism or with eating
habits." I have to say that
Reform Judaism is concerned
(if not primarily) with eating
habits for the many reasons
noted in the article.
Kashrut is an increasingly
popular choice for Reform
Jews, either biblical kashrut
(avoiding prohibited animals
mentioned in the Torah) or
the more detailed restrictions
detailed in the rabbinic
literature. Indeed, my ex-
perience is that while most
Reform Jews do not keep
strictly kosher homes, they do
want certain levels of kashrut
to be observed in their
temples.
As such, I believe it is pro-
per to state that while we, as
a community, do not always
follow the dietary laws in
their entirety, we do have
regard and respect for them.
This is a philosophy that also
applies to the many other
mitzvot that possess the
potential to elevate our souls
and spirits in our daily lives.
Rabbi Daniel Pernick
Beth Am Temple
Pearl River, N.Y.