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October 17, 1997 - Image 142

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-10-17

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Bar-Ilan University's

Estate & Charitable
Tax Planning Seminar

The Impact of the 1997 Tax
Relief Act on Your Estate

Wednesday, October 29, 1997
8:00 p.m.
Max M. Fisher Federation Building
Conference Room A
6735 Telegraph Road
Bloomfield Hills
(S. of Maple, E. side of Telegraph)
The program will be presented by

Eli Scherr
Richard Shapack
Harvey Brode

This will be your opportunity
to learn how proper planning can
materially benefityou, as well as
Bar-Ilan University

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Phone (248) 540-8900
Fax (248) 540-0515

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Opportunities
For U.S. Firms

Jerusalem (JPFS) — U.S.
Undersecretary of State for Economic
Affairs Stuart Eizenstat will be seeking
investment opportunities for
American companies during a two-
day visit to Israel, according to an
official at the U.S. Embassy in Tel
Aviv.
This is the first leg of Eizenstat's
visit to several Middle Eastern capi-
tals and his first trip in his new role.
Eizenstat had been in Israel on several
occasions as undersecretary for trade.
Eizenstat is hoping to push for the
regional economic summit, scheduled
for Qatar in November, to take place
as scheduled. There are reports of
increasing Arab pressure on Qatar to
cancel or postpone the conference
because of the freeze in the peace
process. Qatar is expected to formally
invite Israel to the conference in the
coming days, according to govern-
ment sources in Jerusalem. While
in Israel, Eizenstat will also be push-
ing for the completion of the Karni
industrial park in Gaza by the end of
the year. The park is the result of
months of talks between Israel and
the Palestinian Authority, with con-
siderable support from Eizenstat, par-
ticularly during his previous posting.
Eizenstat will also meet Prime
Minister Binyamin Netanyahu,
Industry and Trade Minister Natan
Sharansky, National Infrastructure
Minister Ariel Sharon, and a variety
of business leaders.
Talks with ministers are expected
to concentrate on regional projects,
including the possible purchase of
Egyptian gas and joint industrial
parks with Jordan, according to min-
isterial aides.

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through the offering of global medi-
um-term notes (GMTN) on the
London Stock Exchange.
The program, run by Hapoalim
International N.V. subsidiary, will be
guaranteed by Bank Hapoalim.
Merrill Lynch International will act
as the arranger and lead manager,
with international investment banks
serving as dealers, including Deutsche

FUNDS

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1997

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