50%
OFF
3 Days Only
Friday, Saturday, Monday
November 6, 7 and 9
COCKTAIL DRESSES, CASHMERE
SWEATERS, PANTS, BLOUSES
AND SKIRTS
Tuesday they will be back to regular price
Previous sales & layaways excluded
A
M a st e rCar d
APPLEGATE SQUARE STORE ONLY
29839 Northwestern Hwy.
Between 12 and 13 Mile Rd.
At Inkster Road 352-7202
Hours:
Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Thurs. Eve. tit 8:00 p.m.
DETROIT'S
HIGHEST
RAM
Minimum Deposit of $500
1/ MONTH CERTIFICATE Of DEPOSIT
4.150%
4.318%
Effective Annual Yield *
The 1993 Lease Advantage
On The Hottest Car's!!!
1993 DODGE STEALTH
Cloth seats, Cloth bucket seats, 5 speed
manual trans, 3.0 L DOHC 24 V-6 MPI air
cond., pwr. locks, pwr. windows, AM/FM
cass. w/graphic equalizer, speed control,
rear spoiler wiper washer rear window sun-
roof. Stk #39901
Lease For $388.77 0 down.*
Lease For $330.78 10% down.*
Only At The Minivan Store
1993 DODGE CARAVAN
7 passenger seating, auto trans, 3.0 V-6
rear defroster, power liftgate, air cond., Stk
#36711
Lease For $254.71 0 down.*
Lease For $214.11 10% down.*
Over 100 available at similar savings
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Buckle up .. .
and please
drive safely
1993 DODGE INTREPID
4 speed, auto trans, 3.3 liter V-6, air cond.,
floor mats, speed control, pwr. locks & win-
dows, AM/FM cass. Stk. #33901
Lease For $339.30 0 down.*
Lease For $293.61 10% down.*
1993 DODGE DYNASTY LE
50/50 split seat, 4 speed auto trans, 3.3
liter V-6 power seats, windows, & locks, air
cond., cruise control, tilt wheel, AM/FM
cass. Stk #34908
Lease For $241.66 0 down.*
Lease For $195.77 10% down.*
*on approved credit/plus 4% use faX on payment/10%
is 10% of MSRP/1st payment - sec. deposit, title & plates due on delivery.
eadowbroo
Compounded Quarterly.
This is a fixed rate ac-
count that is insured to
100,000 by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corp,
(FDIC), Substantial In-
terest Penalty for early
withdrawal from cer-
tificate accounts. Rates
subject to change
without notice,
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SAVINGS BANK
(Just South ol
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352.7100
.....
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Hebrew Univ.
Business School
Moscow (JTA) — Russia's
first Western-style post-
- graduate business school
opened here last week as a
joint project of Moscow State
University and the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem.
The New Economic School
got off the ground Oct. 28
thanks to a $800,000 grant
from the Soros Foundation,
headed by the Hungarian-
born American Jewish fi-
nancier George Soros.
"I was never a very good
economics student," Mr.
Soros said at the New Econ-
omic School's opening, at-
tended by Hebrew Univer-
sity Professors Don Patinkin
and Gur Ofer, as well as
Russia's minister of science,
higher education and
technology policy, Boris
Saltykov.
Mr. Patinkin regretted the
absence of Yoram Ben-
Porath, the late president of
the Hebrew University, who
died recently in an
automobile accident in
Israel and who was a key
organizer of the school.
Mr. Patinkin also noted
the irony that academics
from Israel, which, he said,
still had much to do to
privatize its own economy,
would instruct Russians in
the ways of free enterprise.
The school will offer a
master's degree program in
economics, mathematics and
English to graduates of Rus-
sian universities. The course
will take two and a half
years to complete.
Tuition for the first
semester is 5,000 rubles
(about $12, or an average
month's wages), with subse-
quent charges to be deter-
mined in accordance with
Russia's inflation, which by
one recent estimate is now
running at 14,000 percent
per year.
Mr. Soros made it clear
that he does "not intend to
support (the school) indefi-
nitely," and recommended
that the Russians include
the school's financial re-
quirements in Russia's aid
requests from the World
Bank.
In fact, even Mr. Soros' in-
itial grant may not be used if
the Russians can replace it
with World Bank aid, which
Mr. Saltykov indicated he
would seek. But Mr. Soros
may not need the $800,000
at the moment.
According to recent reports
in the British press, he made
almost $1 billion out of
September's pound sterling
devaluation.