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Israel Transfers
Funds To P.A.
issue. Maor was ranked 34th, while
Strauss-Lahat placed 46th on the list
of 50 women.
Jerusalem/JTA — Israel transferred
nearly $15 million in tax money to
the Palestinian Authority.
The money was the third and final
payment of Israel's promised transfer
of some $42 million in tax revenues
that Israel had refused to turn over to
the Palestinian Authority since the
outbreak of the intifada two years ago.
The latest transfer was approved fol-
lowing U.S. pressure on Israel to ease
the economic hardships of the
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Palestinians, Israel Radio reported.
Crown Heights
Retrial Likely
Professors Win
Nobel Prizes
New York/JTA — A professor with
dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship isisharing
this year's Nobel Prize for- Economics.
Daniel Kahnen-ian, 68, based at
Princeton University, is sharing the
roughly $1 million prize with profes-
sor Vernon Smith, 75, of George
Mason University. They were given
the award for their work using psycho-
logical research and laboratory experi-
ments in economic analysis.
H. Robert Horvitz, a professor at
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
was announced as one of three win-
ners of the Nobel Prize for Medicine.
SS Officer's
Conviction Upheld
Rome/JTA — Italy's highest criminal
court upheld the conviction of a for-
mer SS officer for war crimes commit-
ted at a German concentration camp
in Italy.
In its ruling, the Court of Cassation
also upheld the life sentence of
Michael Seifert, a Canadian citizen of
Ukrainian origin who was convicted
in absentia. Italy is seeking the extradi-
tion of Seifert, who lives in'Vancouver.
Israeli Women
On Fortune List
Jerusalem/JTA — Two Israelis have
been included in a list of the most
powerful women in business.
Bank Leumi President and CEO
Galia Maor and Strauss-Elite Group
chair Ofra Strauss-Lahat made Fortune
magazine's Most Powerful Women in
Business list, to appear in the Oct. 14
New York/JTA — The U.S. Supreme
Court paved the way for a third trial
stemming from the 1991 Crown
Heights riots.
The high court decided this week
not to consider a defense request to
throw out charges against Lemrick
Nelson stemming from the riots in
Brooklyn. During those riots, a
Chasidic man, Yankel Rosenbaum,
was fatally stabbed during black vio-
lence that followed the death of Gavin
Cato, a black child hit by a car in a
Chasidic motorcade.
After an- appeals court, citing techni-
calities, in January overturned the con-
victions of Lemrick Nelson and
Charles Price for civil rights violations
in the 1991 murder of Yankel
Rosenbaum, the Anti-Defamation
League wrote the Justice Department
to continue the case. The department's
civil rights division subsequently
affirmed the office's commitment to
continue to pursue meaningful and
serious punishment" against Nelson.
Price struck a plea bargain in April
for 11 years and eight months in
prison, but Nelson's case is still pend-
ing.
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Religion Report
Slams Israel
Washington/JTA — Most non-Jewish
Israeli citizens continue to be subject
to religious discrimination, according
to a State Department report.
Reiterating much of its criticism
from last year, the department said in
its annual International Religious
Freedom report that Israeli govern-
ment funding to religious institutions
still tends to favor Jewish citizens. In
Russia, the report said, anti-Semitic
leaflets, graffiti and articles continue to
appear.
Astronaut's
Dad Davens
New York/JTA — The father of an
American Jewish astronaut prayed for
his son's well-being before he blasted
off into space.
Harry Wolf, father of David Wolf,
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