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Jerusalem (JTA) — An Israeli se-
curity guard shot and wounded
a Palestinian youth in the south-
ern port city of Ashdod.
The private security guard
told police that he opened fire on
the youth and two other Arabs
with him, because he thought the
youth was trying to snatch his
weapon.
The victim, a 15-year-old
Palestinian from the West Bank
village of Dura near Hebron, was
in moderate condition with
wounds to the hip. Police did not
think that the incident was a ter-
rorist attack.

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Survivor
Scores Victory

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Washington (JTA)— Holocaust
survivor Hugo Princz has scored
a victory in his fight to win repa-
rations from Germany.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia said the
71-year-old New Jersey resident
can continue his lawsuit against
the three German companies he
was forced to work for as a pris-
oner at Auschwitz.
The German government had
With a low minimum balance of only $500.
filed papers with the appeals
court here to block the suit. The
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government had no stake in the
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case and could not raise objec-
tions on the companies' part.
Mr. Princz is seeking $200 mil-
lion in damages from the three
parent companies.
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the German government for
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Mr. Princz's attorney, Bill
Marks, said he was "thrilled"
with the decision. Mr. Marks
hopes the decision will prod Ger-
many into settling Mr. Princz's
claim for reparations. If Mr.
1 Princz reaches an agreement
with Germany, it may not be nec-
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In January, the Supreme
Court
refused to hear an appeal
to quit blowing smoke.
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on a lower court ruling that Mr.
Princz could not sue the German
government because under U.S.
law, private citizens cannot sue
foreign governments.
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Supporters of Mr. Princz on
Capitol Hill are awaiting the out-
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man officials and Princz's
attorneys before introducing a
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bill that would force the Ger-
mans to pay the reparations.
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The bill would amend the For-
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