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October 18, 1996 - Image 121

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1996-10-18

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AP/SVEN NACKSTRAND

It's Cold Out There

Israel's president tries to thaw the peace talks,
but Yassir Arafat's hand is now on the thermostat.

ERIC SILVER

_ ISRAEL CORRESPONDENT

E

zer Weizman is like a man who has shed 10 years.
After three years of trying to create a role as the
"People's President," he has had the job he likes
best — the yeast in the loaf of Israel's peace diplo-
macy — thrust upon him. And he is revelling in it.
Last week, the 72-year-old president hosted Pales-
tinian Authority President Yassir Arafat at his villa in
Caesarea. This week, he was in Cairo visiting his old
friend of the Begin-Sadat era, President Hosni Mubarak
of Egypt. Any day, he is expected in Amman for a tete-
a-tete with Jordan's King Hussein.

Mr. Weizman, for-
mer air force com-
mander and former
minister in Likud
and Labor adminis-
trations, is not nego Yassir Arafat and Ezer Weizman lunch at a private villa in Caesarea.
tiating. But he is
He played the role as Menachem Begin's defense
influencing. His tools are an earthy charm, a rapport minister in the late 1970s. Without the behind-the-
with Arabs that he learned growing up in the mixed
scenes manueverings of Mr. Weizman, Foreign Minis-
Arab-Jewish port city of Haifa, and a proven commit-
ter Moshe Dayan and Attorney-General (now Chief
ment to peace through compromise.
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VOTE FOR DR. MORRIS FRUMIN

(Democrat For CONGRESS in the 11th District

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DR. FRUMIN SUPPORTS A
COMMON SENSE AGENDA:

ISSUE

BALANCE THE BUDGET

Religious Right

Government must live
within its means with-
out forsaking educa-
tion, the environment
and seniors.

SUPPORT EDUCATION
Provide access to op-

portunity through ed-
ucation from Head
Start to student loans
to worker retraining.

DEFEND CHOICE

We must work to in-
sure that abortion is
safe, legal and rare.

Environment

Americans.

ORGANIZATION

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League of Conservation Voters

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Education

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Gun Lobby

100%

Christian Coalition

National Education Association

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AFL-C10

Seniors

10%

National Council of Senior Citizens

Civil Rights

10%

NAACP

• Joe Knollenberg does not represent the views of the people of the 11th District.
• He has voted with Newt Gingrich 94% of the time in the 104th Congress.

Ave these YOUR views?

Dr. Frumin will have an yff High School Cafeteria on
open meeting at the L ik Thursday, October 24,
Birmingham Groves 1996 at 8:00 P.M.

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NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY

Put more police on the
streets and keep assault
weapons and cop-killer
bullets off the streets.

PROTECT ENVIRONMENT

The advances we have
made in cleaning and
protecting the environ-
ment should be sus-
tained and improved
upon.

CAMPAIGN FINANCE
REFORM

Decrease the influence of
money and increase the
importance of ideas in
politics.

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NRA

Labor

r,- / HEALTH CARE REFORM

• Work to extend health
• care coverage to all

JOE KNOLLENBERG'S RATING

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Paid for by the Committee to Elect Morris
Frumin for Congress, 30715 Timberbrcok
Lane, Bingham Farms, Michigan 48025

For more information about Dr. Frumin's campaign, please call (810) 850-1447 or (810) 855-1913

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