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Bbam M dayi In Uw GaUlw wllh (ouri of Haifa and Ihr Golan, apprtnlmalely four dayi In Ite Ncgev. five days woirklaf on § moiluiv i a farm cooperative), and several days with an Israeli family The PllgnmaaF alao pn>videa Icdurca and readtngs. cwKkictad by idtolan and educaUn A portion of the coat of tb« lour Is borne by icboianhlpa from local synagogues and tbe Jewish FedH-alkai of Omiha Additional adiolaraMpa avaUaMe to rtudenU with demonatrated need through the David K Beber .Sohol tnhipFund Any local high school studanl who has comptalad his or or iimkK jraar by Hie aummer^ MM <i«UfM* to paftlripaie In
the lour The deadline for appllrallon tiu been extended, and slu dents or their parents wishing to receive man Information may contact Mrs Alan Goodman. I33-33SI. or Mrs Jack Dullch. SU-aOH Beber Srhol srahip Kund Application! for addltioani assistance may l>e obtained from the Departme.it of Jewish Education
The meeting was high lighted by the preKcntation nf swards, and reports by Mrs Pel I man and Louis B Solomon, executive director Winners of the Justin (ireen berg Memorial young leader ship awards are Tern Ziicha ria. Sanford Friedman, and Joaeph Erman Presentations were made by Marvin Poll kov, a IVn recipient of the sward Lois Friedman, general chairman of the meeting, pre^
Carolyn Newman Dies Carolyn Newman, wife of the founder and former chair man of the board of Hinky Dinky Stores, died last Sat urday at a local hoapital Services were conducted Sunday «t Temple Israel The cauae of death was IMed aa chronic lymphatic leufcamla MM. Newman. M. had resided atMai8.llltbPtasa She la Burrtved by her husband. Jule Newman. sons. Robert Kully and William Kully of Omaha, and Thomas Kully of Chtcafo: stepaons, Robert and Murray Newman, of Omaha, and Jim Newman, of San Franclaco. brother. Jack Ruwfald of Los Angeles, and 10 grandchildren (Continued on Page Si
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Out«otDg Fadaratloa PraaMant Mary Fellman nanos me gaval sfomeatoaawlyalactadPrsildenlJoeKlrshenbauro In behalf of UM eoauMBtty, Mr. KlnbMbaum praaantad a casting of a TiaMklaMn.rillauB. sented Volunteer of tile Year awards, and Mrs Fellman presented Community Service awards Selected by various Feder stion departments for volunteer service durmg Itie past year were Shirley Goldstein. Mary Wine. Toby Kagan, Steven Riekes. Irving Shapiro. Sanford Frtadman. Bcbe Mar cua, Bert Lewis. Miriam Sinton and Stan Upaey The Community Service sward was presented to Our Gang, a new group of singles guided by Temple Israel Rabbi Barry Welnstein received the award In behalf of the group Honorable mention was swarded to the .Society of Survivors for Its dinner to honor
the liberators of the conce»^ Iratlon camps Sam Fried, chairman, received the award. Milton Abrahams, a past president of Federation, presented Humanitarian awards to Al Johnson, president of Imperial Outdoor Adveiitslng. and Daniel Cattau reiip.ion writer for the World Herald In hta D'var Torah, Rabbi Isaac Nadoff. of Beth Israel >ynagogue, said that In order 0 act correctly, one must first learn He pointed oul thai the role of the Federation is to act in behalf of Itie community Action, he said, must be based on Jewish learning and knowledge Mn Fellman called upon I Continued on Page 2
Fellman, Albert Campaign For Second District Seat
Sefer Torah Mitzvah la ths flrat owanooy o( lU kind In Iba dty o( OnuJia. a BIraB o( a Tank, waa candMctod last Snndajr at »v«ral hUBdrad caiW«ganta attMdad. TIM M nmif't**"' o( • <>•* Tarab which waa CIO Batt B la baaor o< dM Ord birthday of fWM Alai On ftafeM Mr*. P«b. t, RabM Kats will baeoM an AMrtew BarMUmk-tlM iaeaiid phMt of OM Alai Kail Btf MltofA la tMa fbola, RabM J KMB. UM acHba. caiMotaa dM Ikrah. ibawad by (tna Ml) BlaadM WIM, aysaipgaa Mcrotary; Dwild No«. ca^agatlan pnaMataMRabbi KaU' Salt: kb 4Mi0Mr. (Ma Nan, and graadtei^lar. flMBoy.
Doui^ai County Commissioners Richard M Fellman and Michael L Albert have announced their candidacies (or the Democratic and Republican nominations, rrspec lively, lor Congress from the Second Dlstrkt of Nebraska Mr Fellman. a partner in the law fUm of Fellman and Ramsey, Is chairman of the Board of Commlaaloners A native of Omaha, Mr Fel Iman attended Omaha public schools and earned his law degree at the University of Nebraska He Is a paat prealdant, Combuakar B'nal B'rith Lodge, a fowidbig president, Jewish Day School of Omaha, a past board member, Jewish Federation, a former teacher, Omaha High School of Jewish Studies, a past board mainbcr of Beth El Synagofua. and a former chairman. ADL/CRC Committee of the Jewish Federation. Mr Fellman and his wife, Beverly, have four children:
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Susan, Deborah. Jonathan, and Daniel Mr Albert Is president and owner of Michael Albert, Inc . food brokerage firm A native of Sioux Clly, Iowa. Mr Albert attended high school there and earned a bachelor of iclence degree In
economics and political sci ence from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Finance He Is a past chairman of the Metropolitan Area Planning Agency, Eastern Nebraska Human Services Agency, County Hospital Board of
Trustees, Planning Commit^ i-eon Mental Health. Greater •maha Association of Mental lletardatlon and the Nebraska Association of Physically Handicapped Mr Albert and his wife, Mary, have three children: Deborah, Mark and David
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plamiiflgwedana*. with (be pre-aritoal yewgMer and caMlnulnn through m«ny tagnnanli ol the communlt) we art not preaenUy aervim adw|ua>eiy-the ttajit parial family, working mother*, tin|let, divarcoaa, widawa. Inter RMtrlMli. and eapedaUy the youth We BMHl BOW live teriMM ihwi^l to a program almilar to IhoBarMu (or the Agli«. vicea tor youlfe and aduMt wMh qmrtal altenllM to the Jewith edMcntlon. prBgrammlng. cultare, the aru and the lorlaJ tervica* The Intereti from the money toveated from the latoaf Camp Batter K New YaidhlorncM A cemglali prapaaal will be to the new PMnr to Pabnwry by af Jvwiah EgHcafar cation particularly rivato. liratH camp ichnlamiipi vitive and cranlhn Jewtoh d oolleat atugtnto We are aa( a grawtag JewMi evory tftart to Hto tor •hado
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Cofman Speaks At JWB Seminar Phil Cofntvan executive dl rector. Jcr of Omaha ha* re turned fmm Hnllywoud. Kla . whrtT hr player! a kry rote at (hr llvFday IWii JWBapon •ored Interniediatrt itictCen ler Kxecutivt Srmlnar Mr Cofman. the Chairman §t the Seminar, ipoke on 'Pathway* lor Important I> Cliion Makinfi" and alwi chaired the liualnen mettinK JWB U the Aatorlatiori <>( Jewish rommunlly Centers. VM & VWHAk and Camps in eU.S and Canada II MfVCa Ihf «nilir«' North American Jewish community In informal Jewish edwalMifi and Jewish cuKurp IhmuKh Ihe JWB l-eclure ' Bureau Jewish Media .Servire He brew languafCP proKrammmg. IcWUh Booh Council and Jrw miualcComcU It U also the i: S (kivem menl acrrediled iiK'nc) lur lerving the rellgioiw Jewish Kturallonal and rerrculioniil •eeda of J««lah miliiarN per
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Thelireekt yp'•••• - -'d to have asked '' ' aulhorllieii to exi; „ .i mat ion im the movement-s of Palestinians
Carolyn Newman Dies A native of Council Bluffs. Mrs Newman attended Abra ham Lincoln High School there. Sd-Dhtris rMlliKc in Mlaaoui < ^ic agoAi,, rile rii.i r of AID... ive ly in thf ' Ad.s nde Ciii
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But according In the re ports the terrorists enjoy (rcedom o( movemenl in lh«' Turkish zone of Cypru.s where the authorities close their eyes to their aclivil) • The base's exUtertce was disclosed b> an Arab terrorlsl recently captured b) lh<' Chrislian militia in Miulh l.c banun. Maariv repotetl
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Andrei Sakharov The Unkm o( Councils for Soviet Jevks. dfplores removal oT Andrei Sakharov. from Motcow to Jorky by tbe Soviet Government Mr. Sakharov, recipient of the Nobel prize for is the pre-eminent defender of the human of Soviet Jews, Christian minorilies and dis action, which is wholly illegal under Soviet is a further step to silence the voices of freewithin the Soviet sUte It is an attempt to isoDoctor Sakharov from Westerners and from of the free world call upon all the nations of the world (o react irmly and powerfully be expressing concern to the ovieJ govemmeni and by taking further actions in heir inlergovernmentaJ relations with the Soviet Jnion The holding of Olympics games in Moscow in 9W can no longer be considered a possibility Robert Gordon. President. Union of Councils for Soviet Jews
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A Monotonously Familiar Tragedy HAIFA AI0»MlMw J«wt M JCTHUOMn. Td Aviv. Al(ul« and ciwvtMrr M Urad «« worrMI For HMTV UUUI lour ffleaUw. cvw btktn Om RUHIM invMMMi. there IIM MI bam « iMUr ar «ford •( mty kind Irom Otttr (uaUlM in AsU'i land lodMdommry "lltaaslfUiFyluKlalltMniiwillawcdupbyUir •artli," OM said OHMnifully Thcf* «•(• not Ruwy J«v« Ml In Al^anMMi, le bt aur«. bill Uiry w«« ilM laal rcmnaau of one o( ih* mat aactenl o( JewMh CMMomiUea Tlie niuntry enlerad JtmUb hMory vary carl) Laral Itgnd liaa il Uiai die Urva o( ftalidi waa faundad ai Uw umr ol NatwirhadnttMr lo hauaa Java aallad altar daalnicuon o( Utr nm TflMipte Is Uw ccniurlaa thai Mlawad ttw commu^
A Familiar Canard J.Oavli WlUi V$ haal^H atUI heid In Iran. Sovin traa|M nrmiy en la At^aaWan aad t' S MMcraaU rtiallainiil araund ^ate. Awarlcaaa hava gped raawa ta laa< baaltgad. Bm aa•r aapact a( Afliancan Hfe la alaa uadar attack la tlM lilanlc arid - UH (raa praaa IW aUadi gaaa beyaiid ttw acHidaa al •whcaa Jeunaliala tram Iran aad A10UMiialan Saudi Crown Prwcc Fahd waa aaftad by al Hawadlaa i FractalaaaaidlaaUKGfaodMaa^atatMaoca barc^yandad. iVe have aaanvlH aad MannatlaB a( wartd Ztantam ««idli« I an Itiaaa paaai raa^iaHiia aad tha aalaundad caacoctiaaa arc baaleaiy ainad at hanatag Ike kli«dgm and (Mart Arab aad Manic rate. parUctdarly thai whicti b conwtth the PalaaUaiaa cause •D Ks patantiak to pretudlce Saudi raialMna aad ladeed Amerlcao-Arab relalMni lekaraad TMaway. hacaoUaued. Ziaalan "caneurl indi I cootrol over tbe Aiacrlcaa paoide aad iH lu hand oa all I baaa pieiwd up hi Ins FaUeartiv a r» by rafcifi MkdMar 8ade#i GhalbaaMi a Taliaran aewi aarvic* gsva Ihe fallowing aecouai Tha Irantan lorctgn nrintaler daaiad reporu thai Iran i« Mdy to aalar ado aagaUatlona an the raicaae d Uw hoataan •tanwltaaai aawa agMctaa aadar the eootrol ol dirty ai* dhdartlag tacts aad thai eartahi aia manyaig rapana. Earlier thta monlh. Uie IraniMi kowrlcan network carraapoadeat. caittaghia "(alae raport* o( Ztadat ataMoU' Influaace In American I to the eipulilea o( aewiBwn f rom I ran. The New I wrote that "Iran la expelling thr wninj{ Amehcam
The Jewish Press IFoundad In ItlOl ^uMiatwd waakly on Mday By tha Jawdah Fadaration of Omaha
TMainc oW lao rapartart WIU not wppraaa ilw newt aboul Uw pit^ •( Uir Tcderaa hoatafca or catiaa dw Amarkaa p«aplf u> farfrt tiialr baund oaunlTynifn '* •at. Tka Tlmaa wngaalad. Iran » Mlly rflort la UaaM the nMaaaagan far Irao't bad prcaa li actually a duaay ifctiilaf lar ritreat" And b> drrrratuif UM praaa coveraflt given u> ihr UmrlaU o( Tdwran the fuH Uud keep* Uw larrehal machlnr ailad auy Moa be depldad (to the SovM mvaaion «t Af^uaitiian aad the new Ihraau to atf si«pilet (ram Uie Mktdto Eaat. The Wail Straci Jeuraal lait wack w«Bd Uie eatabUitaMnI o( tl S baaaamuw area. "Baaaa to Ootan and SomaUa *ould be a*abllah«d ai they haw baaa edered. but we dwutd racofriae thai thew vut acraMeoulpoatamaynolbeivaltaMeinarealcruncli ' Inatoad. The Jiiumal aiigiiialad, "Wa Egypt aboul * aubatanlUJ Aimrtcan baaea (buill andcurrcnUy held by lararii oar aptolaa the world'i wlaeat and wflhalpaalfwelctliim"
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nlly wa* daclmaled to ihe MongBllaa tovaatana and in^-rraird j again by tounlgratlon of Jew* iram PviU Medieval U-avalan Hka EMad Ha-OanU aad Bentamta of Tudela I liiilHiiiiiliiiil Jewlih Uibea uM to be livlnc In the mounli neaaM of Afgtianlitan Early wrlttagi refer lo the Bab rl Vahoud JptK BaMdi, aad Ilw name YaiMudlyyah lor aiwUtrr lown » calp Uul 11 waa a cantor of aome Jewlah populaimn A t Ion peak of aboul «.••• Jews waa readtod ai tlir I urn of (he century Before Uw Pint World War, many found thMr way to ieruaalem Yd II tong ranalnad ane o( the lorgolten and unknown Jewlih cenamudtiaa, Mdatiehad by Rumpean mnumcm until modare UaMS. Aflar tbe Rtadao revduuon of t«l7 and in thr (twadr ar atare taOawbig, aombara of JcwMi nMrdMola. anuant and talallactiiala from adtdntag RuMlan provlneaa, like Bokiura aad Ttwtaalafi. fled to Afghanlatan for refuge The otnriai attitude to the Jewa haa had lU upa and downa maliA Uw early iMO'i Nazi agwiH auccaadad to aUrring up anUi-SemJH Hum Whan Altfuniataa waa adaUttad to Iba l> N in IMS Amer lean Jewtob kadari praleatad on tha paundi that Uw govern mant there wu practicing a mgn of terror agalnat ito Jewt and agalwd aeveral thouund of nr« Ruaaian Jewtah refugeca friRi Bokhara who had baaa atrandad there aa a reaidt of the war Moat of the latter evaniuaUy reached larad Creation of the atato et larad did nd Increaae fnandaMp for toe J«wi on (he part d a populaUan which waa N pareani Moalem Yn in IKO Kabul dropped Ka baa on emigration, and tome 4.ooo Jewi moat lor larad, dtttora lor India or Uw I S Cwtoady, Uwre la nnaddarahir avManca aaaocldlwg tha Af^vaHdaa Madaaaa with Jewidi htotory Some d Uw (ribaa have (HdaaM.prartlccs and even nanaaa which mlKht linkti to Uw T«i UM Trlbea Even the offlcUl tourin (uidr to oaantfyralarstoMMpaaBMllty The Padtoaa. aane • or 7 mil Itoa taMBiAer. wba Itveon Uw Affhanidaa-Pakialan border, all MiBlrmi call Uwmaeivaa Sana of UraH In phyaical appear aoea (hey are reinartably Hfce Jewi Among their nartoma are etrciMKlatoa. dddecka. prarer diawia. candlea n.liaanr d tbe day af rad. aaparattaa at rattk and maat. ale. In raceni yeari Uwr« have been only about Mi Jaws lefl ta Alghaniatan Ail who wiahad to da ao had left Thaae ramalning were ratatlvaly waU aft \mmt nportad Uwy had can. aer vanU and aapto naana. UMH^ all kapt a low proflla on Uwjr . Some, found by peraWant tourlata. wert afaocfted tn I Mealem nelghl)or« on the atred even knew ol Uwir laaJew* "Ufa la gaad here now. and we think II will gd better " one waa qualadaa Hying IS year* aa» H« had bought a houae In larad "I nvpoae thd aome day t might uae H myaetf twi )uit now I don't think BO " Alatoatavary Jawin Aig^ianutanlun ramuv in itrapi .'tome had baaa here aa laortals. bm had gana back to Uwir proapamiB baatnaaaas and oaniforlable boniea. Tha saMwaMy had tamw HMd part baaa Mi^y rdigloua Almod aO of ttiam kaaw HdNvw, and nnw bualneaa men kept Uwlr (anunarflal raooftla In Hebrew Tha oanturlca went by. and thr no« familiar Kory ol Jrwnh htitory baa repeated itaelf oner again Thoaewhuwiihediodoio lefl whaa they could. And Uioae who werp !••(< ''in a* illhey had dl been awallowad ig> by tbe earth
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llioetlitor Do yoQ have a pUno coOccUng dud to yoir heow aad | out of tune due to lack of uae? If M, woidd you ( H lo Jewlah Family Servtea for one d our newly rsaaltiad i immlgrania, a piaiUd who daaparaldy i maifltato bar profaaatond aipwtiae? Pleaae atop ta Uw Jawldi Family Sarvtoa office or call me d S3MM0 eit m to dIaeMs tha peaalbUlty d tottk« ua put yawdad eoUadar to gaad lat. Your danatlOB wtti ba lax daductBile aad JP8 win bandto ay iBovtag and ralaeatkm arrangaoMnU NataltoC.
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To correct Uilt omiiuiion. i dj,i(ed hm daughter. Rhonda, lo ^vlde ui with additional Inlormation I feel compaUad toahareher reply with you Dear Mr MallM. Thank you (or ydw warm Irtier It wai moat appreriairn i have haan abto to tand thiK M)oMr>a4»( that t was try - fin annu- photaa Of my father d^ye|ap^ The nenativet
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^ eaacd and It wouM t>e anoUirr week I am giv I iiirmatlonabiHjl Dad Hwrrfnri- fx-i free to uie itever parti you wlah CkM.^^• istjomjuly 17. IKlUin.St Joneph fto Jei"' ^aferslrln Me gre* up In Omahii rattendea omiinii I 'K a degree In account Dad waa in the Ai '>rld War II, baied in hina His duties ronftiMfi rn.iiiu> in irv area of put)lic rela working In conjunction with ib*- jiHimalisU who arrived in nkinu 11.. r.„.„,„.... .,,— • • "'imlN'AirKorre I Imahii and co fouml -...•li!sale toym uiihpah Mdry SIref In lilM and had l.irli liad Icli very „laUm and the Jewish '"nmunlty He h|.•,! m vanwis .ii imiies Mir community Jack wit never loo busy to res "lllty whether he was chairman or a conut .tier was Involved In Phllanthnipies and a supporter of Israel
He was chairman of Philanthropies Young Rusinessmen's Nvlskm He ^lonsorrd young men's sports at the J C C and coached all of my brother's mrtball teani.s while Mark was kgrade school Dad loved sports and was genuinely interested In helping lys to excel In athletics He wiis urcMiltnt i.f lu>ih i-1 sv>.:. s Men's Club and a Imu tlon Dad was chairman ol ivolved many community wrvm- activities m ment o( Russian Jewish Kamilw^i I have ni.
bringlRttoysU)theRutatancMldnndiwtngHanMikah Hewas alao. a Jewlah FtderaUon board mamter Mv fathfr was a rast-movtnc man with a wonderful sense of huti sincerely interested and concerned for people an<)i'' »'H Aftar he passed away, a worn my family how he helped her wh< There were others who told us similar was never awar^ He ws? a grent hiisl ,
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Dad helped me understand politics n He showed mrVf "<eof Judaism and family llmiailr me, andev eryc; im lauRh Manv nf mir frieniit will remember Jacli>.ir. his face Mr M.I 1 have any questions I can be reattitii .n wurn M,^ <;^t> ^:4.^)iir alhome I6l7i 277-432> I hope this letter It not too late
Kl AI Israel Airlim-^ an nounces two weekly flight.s from Tel Aviv lo Cairo via 707s The tentalivp whediilc is every .Sunday ,<' An Israeli deli. peeled lo leave for t.airu in ll» near future lo finalize ar rangemenl.il and negotiate a bilateral landing rights agreement n - • - • ' •• .u sands of ti' '•• " "I "••
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Dr. neannr BhaMitarg, Nauonat Cducatloo DIractor of tite AiittJMwiiatlea Uafaa o( Baal B'rith. and Benrie RaAlii. I of iba ADL/CRC eaosiiiMtaa, itew KHM of tha matarlI AOL aakaa avaOable l« odutaton. Or. ••Mae BMoban Ja. 17 at the JOC I to date, 41 per rent re ported major IncldmU of anil Jewlih behavior She Mid thit behavior Aamtd up aa vandallam. «iti liraei algna. derogatory uie ol the word Zionlam. Blackt or Third World reprctentatlves igalnat Jewa, etc. Mtny of the IncldenU of ron fllct were quiet and more tut>' tie. ihe Mid. a<1dtnc thai the influetKe nf Arab petrodollan U showli\g a gmwinft trend Bemie Raikln. chairman of the ADL/CRC Committee, and
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The Rise of Islamic Militancy: By U May Iw pranuriw* to aukc a iiiiiipr^wDii iMnwrnwit •( ike rlw of latanlc mttttaacy. bill Ite IrMlMi rrWt, condttlom IB PaklMM. Saydl AnbU. Mid Ubya. Uie resrdon ol Ite SovM Vwtam. and Uw HniWhiiiiiiuii and comvrn of nri|tht»rtiig lalam le iiataa aU tadlc«l« a (rmd laward mm poliikal iiralaglc, and naitaty chMWH AcartfulMMlyitaofthetUuatianhMMiw lo Urn laMB»>Bg I uf hwliMia about Hit futurt rainUtcaUom o( the rtMof Uaatfc BUWaacy: I HH US. aad dw SovM linion wUI have to tntcnaify Iheir activttlai Oumi0mull Uir Arab^lilaintc world to prated Uirir avarall MtnaU and to lolldtfy their paatUon with their dlenl italaa Such new ovarttww by bath Nparprnwrs will of IMM^ rity,oacatalaItoeaaflletbatwaantl»US andttirSovtptUnion RagardMavMhararMldwSaMteraUnaiSaltll.is Sovi^ raUUoM art boind (o ba aariayaly itralned In the war futurr 1 BoOi the SovM Uaioa and Itw U S will have l« rely heavily on thHr flnt-hne diania Por example, (reater coaperaUon can lie eiperied between the U S and Itrael. Efypi, and Saudi Kr abU The Soviet Unloa, on the other hand, will attempt to •tranglhefi Ha liaa *Mh SyrU. Libya, South Yemen, and Pakta tan I TV arma race thnwghoul tht rcfkia will probably alao e» calate. Praaaat reglinca will lobby more lo obtain nawer and ad (ttttanal mHMar> hardware Both the U S and the Soviet UnkMi will thua race dlfflojlt choket. whlcii will further increaae the lanalon bettMoa Ihem 4 Vartoua anti-American mani fcataUona will continue to be a IMiaral UMMM In the Idamic world The visible pronir that Ihr V S matntalna In moat Aralvlilamir natlom tuacepllble to 1% Itmic mllltanry will put the U S In a very precartoua poaltion in the future 5 Becatwe of political unreal throughout the lilamir world, a US. military preaence in the Middle KatI may beromr a reali» tie option A formidable and credible tlriklni force that ran be dipioyad lo troubled araai where US Interata are at stake will aoon have to materialiie lirael and Egypt would, in all likeli hood, Invite an American mllllary preaence ontu their nil C The ClA't covert activitiet may be revived t' S strategy baa be«n limited lo rither nuclear (leterrrnoe or Ibo threat of maailve, convenlMnial warfare, there is virtually nothinn 'n be tween to deal with situations such aa the Iranian criiis Thus, covert actlvlUca and a rapid deploymenl ol tactical forces will be given phortly m fulurp (' S strategic piannlnf 7 Western Kurupeanl'.S relationsarr bound lobe strengthened, particularly as a result of the Iranian crlals The U S moat likely will Institute a number of meaaurcs conducive to improvmg Itea and canfldence between the US and lU Eanpean alllea US. raaoive and Ita efforta to cenaerve energy, renew American patrtoUtm, aad offer a new national purpoae will all contribute t« nor* eoaparatlve relatlona betwean the U S and Europe I There will be more internal feudlno between the OPKC countnei than in the paat Inrrraslni; quantities »! oil will be Bold on the spot market Price Increases will no longer be unl form Inaddttlon. If Kurope. Japan, and the U S further cooper ate and devlae an energy conservation plan to reduce their over all oil oanaumption from two to five million l>arr«ls per day, OPEC could loae its effect iveneu as a cartel Not only will Islamic militancy have a profound impact on US -Soviet relations, l! S Kuropean ties, and the OPEC coun tliet. It will alao have » direct effect on the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty and future negotiations : t Tlie Isradl-EgyptUin peace treaty will be further lolid irted, and the proreaa of normallzatkm will alao be accelerated Although EfypI may fear a similar surfie of mlllLancy, It will find Israal lo be an Indiapenaable ally which can (time to its aid ir and when II la needed 10. Tba U S' poaHkM In the autonomy ulks and the peace negotlatkim will be aoflened Currently, the U S la far more awaie of larael'i aenaltlvlty on national security matters than It haa In the paat It laaapaetad that the U S will remain firm In lU ob)ec Uon to the craatlOB of a Paleatlnian stale or to a change In the status of Jerusalem
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Amoag dM by MoUis Daimaa was dM puKhase of new coffee poU lor the Gamer. Uianka to the many contrtbuUons made ai honor of the Kahns SMh Anniversary Also, she an aouncod plans for a theater party to be held at the I'pitalrs Theatre on Jan Z3. lo see "The Star-! lealurlng Dave ducad price tickets offered to Older Adult i lor mensbershjp ui the Afc-SarBen See Mollie Eierriie dasaas are now available si the Caolar an Mondays al II JO am and more voices are wanted to )oln thr choral iroup directed by AnnoUa Pettman and Pannie Toby Kagan. Chairma Older Adult Commltie iltieeT^H nounced planx for art irlclasMn to includp ceramics etc The Happy Cab on Mondays at 11 a m at the Croasroads Is just another way to go to the Center lor the beginning of s "happy" day Refer to the next calendar, snon to he In thr mall, for more commg events
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