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July 21, 1995 - Image 40

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-07-21

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12 MONTH
CERTIFICATE

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INTEREST RATE

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Indyk Blasts Israel Over Imports

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Jerusalem--- U.S. Ambassador
Martin Indyk criticized Israel
for favoring European imports
over those of the United States
and "putting the U.S. in the ab-
surd and untenable situation
of subsidizing Israel's trade
deficit with Europe."
Mr. Indyk made the com-
ments at an Israel-America
Chamber of Commerce lun-
cheon, where he received the ti-
tle of honorary chairman.
The U.S.-Israel trade last
year was $9.5 billion, of which

$5.25 billion was Israeli exports
to the United States and $4.25
billion was U.S. imports to Is-
rael.
Mr. Indyk credited Prime
Minister Yitzhak Rabin with
realizing the need for "the play-
ing field to be leveled."
One sensitive area is pro-
tected agricultural trade. In
September, Israel will imple-
ment its commitments to
GATT by removing all quotas
and fees associated with agri-
cultural imports.

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Jerusalem — U.S. investment
bank Salomon Brothers will be
lead underwriter for the gov-
ernment's first bond issue that
is not backed by U.S. guaran-
tees, Treasury Director-Gen-
eral David Brodet and
Accountant-General Shai Ull-
man decided.
Preparing for life after the
U.S. loan guarantees, the Trea-
sury will test the market for
government bonds based on the
country's recent Standard &
Poors BBB+ credit rating.
Merrill Lynch, Lehman
Brothers and First Boston will
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the $200 million issue. Mr.
Brodet and Mr. Talmon also
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the issue.

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ated on an experimental basis,
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panies bidding to offer it.
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teractive multimedia system
called Saver City that allows
users to hook up personal com-
puters to cable TV lines.
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Ukraine Signs Tourism Accord

Jerusalem — Ukrainian For- Ukraine sees Israel as a special
eign Minister Gennadi partner and his government
Udovenko and Foreign Minis- views its relations with Israel
ter Shimon. Peres signed coop- as "strategic."
eration agreements on tourism
Mr. Peres said Israel would
and trade.
be very interested in econom-
At a working meeting the ic cooperation with Ukraine, in-
two held at the Foreign Min- cluding agricultural projects
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