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"(Syria's Hafez el-Assad) does
not want to die with the Golan
Heights in Israel's hands," he
said.
Add to this Mr. Assad's chang-
ing economic situation following
the fall of the Soviet Union (for
years his financial backer) and
the simple fact that Assad doesn't
want to "be left behind" Jordan
and the PLO. The result could be

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vate than in public. "He showed
more emotion in his hand-
shake with Arafat than I've ever
seen him show," Mr. Chesnoff
said.
He added that both Mr. Rabin
and former Prime Minister Men-
achem Begin strongly feel their
place in history and have proven
they are ready to take chances.
Yitzhak Shamir was more cau-
tious — and deeply concerned
with Jewish survival, Mr. Ches-
noff said.
Though peace between Syria
and Israel may seem inconceiv-
able to some, Mr. Chesnoff does
not discount a treaty between the
two.

Hosni Mubarak: Makes an impression.

peace, he said.
What that means is another is-
sue.
"Assad sees peace as the ab-
sence of war," he said. "Rabin be-
lieves that peace really means
peace." ❑

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on't look back, Mother
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and JARC are gaining on
you.
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kitchen in Detroit, Ms. Lutz and
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ness has been good — $43,000 to
the good.
Unlike Mother Waddles, who
now has a used car lot, JARC
serves as a middle man. It works
through several wholesalers to
dispose of donated cars.
Since April 1993 when it be-
gan accepting donations of vehi-
cles, JARC has received 135 cars,
two motorcycles, one boat, one
camper, one lawn tractor, two