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Services and interment were held in Detroit. Harry Bodzin Harry Bodzin, 75, a cer- tified public accountant of Southfield, died Mar. 1. He graduated from City College, which is now Wayne State, and received his CPA in 1954 after his first try. He was a member of the Ac- countants Guild, the American Association for CPAs and the Michigan Association of CPAs. He also was a member of the Louis Marshall B'nai B'rith Lodge, the Oddfellows, Congregation Beth Achim and Congrega- tion B'nai David. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; sons and daughters- in-law, Jason and Pearlina of Southfield, Neil and Diane of Morton Grove, Ill., Stephen and Tanya of Fairfax, Va.; brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Mae of Oak Park; sisters and brothers-in-law, Rose Blitz of Oak Park, Marion and Milton Duchan of Oak Park, Ruth and Irving Pachman of Brooklyn, N.Y., Esther and Marvin Seligson of Oak Park, Yetta and Leon Amster of Jerusalem; five grandchildren. Irving Maldaver Irving Maldaver, 90, of Mt. 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She leaves her son, Peter; daughters and son-in-law, Ruth Waidley of Erie, Pa., Audrey and Larry Bernstein of Trumbull, Conn.; mother, Ida Messer of Florida; brothers and sisters-in-law, Earl Robbins, Harry and Phyllis Robbins, Maurice and Clara Robbins, Raymond and Lila Robbins; sister, Lillian Gottlieb; four grandchildren. NEWS I Israeli Politicians Battle Over Peace Jerusalem (JTA) — While Israeli politicians have stood united behind the govern- ment's policy of restraint in the face of Iraqi missile at- tacks, the non-partisan spirit may collapse in the postwar period when peace is the issue. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir and Shimon Peres, leader of the opposition Labor Party, clashed sharply on the subject Tuesday dur- ing a Knesset debate. There seem to be more subtle differences between Shamir and Foreign Min- ister David Levy and their respective camps within the ruling Likud bloc. Both Shamir and Levy spoke Tuesday of their readiness to negotiate with the Arab states "without preconditions." But Levy stressed that Israel must launch a peace offensive without delay after the Persian Gulf war. Shamir, for his part, re- peated his opposition to the "land- for-peace" formula, though it is one of the prin- ciples of the 1978 Camp David accords.