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1995 LS 400
$42,4952m*
Air susp., Nakamichi, chromes, CD, traction control and more!
25 Pre-Owned Lexus in stock!
Lexus Certified
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`96 Lexus ES 300. Coach Edition. Silver, black leather.
6 91 Mercedes Benz 300 SE. Anthrasite, parchment
Low miles, CD changer
leather. One owner
$28 , 995*
`92 Lexus LS 400. Jade, tan leather. Moonroof, fraction
19,995*
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control. High miles but like new
`94 Lexus ES 300. White, tan leather. Moonroof, CD,
$23,995*
9
heated seats. Stk#102-L7
`93 Lexus LS 400. Jade, tan leather. Lexus phone, CD,
$25 9 995*
traction, moonroof
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94 Mercedes Benz C280. Black, leather interior.
$26,995*
Moonroof. 29,000 miles
$21 ,995 *
'95 Lexus ES 300. Red, tan leather interior. Moonroof,
CD changer
(1/2 mile west of Woodland Mall)
616-949-1010 or
1-800-551-5398
$25 9 995*
Hours:
Mon, Wed 9-9
Tues, Thur, Fri 9-6
Saturday 10-3
'94 Lexus LS 400. Black, black leather. Traction control,
moonroof, CD
$32 9 995*
'95 BMW 525i. Black, tan leather. Sunroof, heated seats.
29,000 miles
$28 9 , 995*
'95 Toyota Land Cruiser. Jade, tan leather interior.
Moonroof, CD. 27,000 miles
$38,995*
More Pre-Owned Lexus vehicles than any dealer in the state!
*All prices plus tax &fees. Vehicles are subject to pre-sale, all were available at press time.
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Jerusalem (JPFS) — Kost Lev-Ary Forer
and Braude Bavly, which rank among
the largest Israeli accounting firms, will
apparently merge, industry sources said.
The move is expected following the
reported merger of international
accounting firms Ernst & Young LLP
and KPMG Peat Marwick, with whom
the two Israeli firms have affiliate agree-
ments. Yitzhak Rotman, managing
partner at Bavly Braude, said that the
company would hold discussions only
after the official announcement.
The proposed combination will form
Israel's largest accounting firm with
almost 750 employees.
Details of the transaction between
KPMG and Ernst & Young weren't
immediately available. The firms had
combined revenue of $15.3 billion in -:
1996. The companies are negotiating as
a wave of mergers sweeps the financial
services industry. Banks, brokers, insur-
ers, and accountants are trying to boost
profits and slash expenses by combin-
ing.
Ernst & Young, which has offices in
134 countries, is known for its health-
care accounting and consulting busi-
nesses and real- estate consulting. --
KPMG, in 153 countries, is among the
biggest accountants for financial ser-
vices companies.
Aid Cuts Hurt
High-Tech Sector
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CPA Firms
Plan To Merge
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Jerusalem (JPFS) — Continued cut-
backs in investment aid threaten to
undermine Israel's prominence in the
high-tech field, Morris Smith, a former
fund manager of Fidelity Magellan,
said.
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"For Israel to remain a technological
center, the investment aid makes sense,"
said Smith, who spoke at a high-tech
business forum sponsored by the Bank
of Jerusalem.
In January, subsidies available to
investors under the Law for the
Encouragement of Capital Investments
were reduced from 34 percent to 24
percent in Israel's development area A
and from 17 percent to 12 percent in
development area B. The government is
expected to further reduce aid packages
at the start of 1998.
As for a cutback in research and -__
development money, Smith said that
private market placements will compen-
sate for reduced government funding.