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October 29, 1999 - Image 30

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1999-10-29

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CREATING A HIGHER STANDARD

The Model Y
Year 2000

Teen Gets
24 Years

ED

Has Arrived.

$500

additional lease
loyalty bonus for
current Cadillac
GMAC
SmartLease es

*Per Month/36 Months.
$3,465 Due at Signing.
Includes $550 refundable
security deposit. Taxes,
title, license and
registration are extra.

**Per Month/36 Months.
$2,976 Due at Signing.
Includes refundable $500
security deposit. Taxes,
title, license and registra-
tion are extra.

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GM Employee
SmartLease

Stk #18944S

$ 500
additional for
t current Cadilla
Gt.a+C.
martlease-

$399*

$449*



Non-GM Employee
SmartLease

Per Month/24 Months.
$3,210 Due at Signing.
Includes $500 refund-
able security deposit.
Taxes, title, license and
registration are extra.

Per Month/24 Months. $4,705
Due at Signing. Include $500
refundable security deposit
required. Taxes, title, license and
registration are extra.

GM Employee
SmartLease

Per Month/24
Months. $3,220
Due at Signing.
Includes $400
Security Deposit.
Taxes, title, license
and registration
are extra.

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Non-GM Employee
SmartLease

$449*

Per Month/24 Months. $4,383
Due at Signing. Includes $450
Security Deposit. Taxes title,
license and registration are extra.

*GMAC Smartlease 24 months, sec. deposit included in amount due at inception. Plate or transfer fee due on delivery. State and lux. tax additional, mile limitation of 12,000 per year.
200/mile excess. Lessee has option to purchase at lease end for pre-determined amount. To get total payments multiply by the number of months. **Based on approved leases.

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10/29
1999

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30 Detroit Jewish News

MASTER
DEALER

L~L LA AI k.Ls R s

F\ Et ENCC

Jerusalem (JTA)
A n Israeli court has given a 24-
year prison sentence to a
Maryland teen-ager who fled
to Israel after a 1997 murder.
Sunday's decision reflected an
August plea bargain Samuel
Sheinbein, 19, reached with prosecu-
tors in which he admitted to murder-
ing fellow Maryland teen Alfredo Tello
Jr. with a friend, then dismembering
and burning parts of the body. U.S.
prosecutors, who had demanded that
Israel turn over Sheinbein, said repeat-
edly said he would have received a life
sentence in the United States.
The jail term is the maximum sen-
tence given in Israel to a juvenile
offender.
Sheinbein's sen-
tence includes
time already
served, and he
could be free in
14 years with
good behavior.
Sheinbein fled
to Israel days
after Tello's
Samuel Sheinbein
burned corpse
was found in
the garage of an unoccupied house in a
Maryland suburb in September 1997.
Though he had never visited Israel
before fleeing there, he claimed Israeli
citizenship through his father, who was
born in pre-state Palestine. Israeli
courts upheld the claim and barred his
extradition to the United States in
accordance with existing Israeli law
against handing over citizens who com-
mitted crimes abroad. The ruling led to
a long extradition battle between Israel
and the United States that strained
political relations. At the height of the
dispute, some U.S. lawmakers had
threatened to press Congress to cut
Israel's nearly $3 billion in annual aid if
Sheinbein was not handed over.
The Sheinbein case spurred the
Knesset to pass a law in April making
it easier to extradite Israeli citizens
charged with committing crimes
abroad. Under the new law, those who
hold Israeli citizenship but are not res-
idents of the country can be extradit-
ed, while residents will be tried in the
Jewish state.
Sheinbein's alleged co-conspirator,
Aaron Benjamin Needle, hanged him-
self in prison in a Maryland prison in
April 1998, just days before his trial
was scheduled to begin

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