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loJael and Egypt Agree, On Peace Treaty Term9 TEL AVIV, (JTA > - A detogatkm of Iwadl offlctaU headed by DatoMC MlnMar Eaar Weliman. left lor Uw U S to prrparr ttmerk let ftcnlag an ivadt-Egypllan prscr ln-<«l> •ltd • bilittral aitr«rin«nl l»t*«vn Israel and thr I' S for rp bte<! I ''en. ••This lime It's finTi .. «• ifpuly whirti he Mid could be
President Carter applauds as Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat embrace in the White House wi Sept. 17, fol lowing the signing of two agreements providing for the negotiations of a full Middle East peace treaty within three months. The Peace Treaty is expected to be signed Monday
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imaha Awaits Signing Of Treaty on Monday A mood of ttiou|tit/ul relection was conveyed liroughoul the Jewlah com nunlty of Omaha In antlclpa of the Peace Treaty signbetween Israel and Egypt for Monday In DC planned obaervancc* in evidence here at preas either In the •ynagogues he Jewlah 0>minunlty all hough (hate was disas to possible approrespomen Is » and , Kanoi nenneih of BeOi El S:iytu
togue Rabbi Rromberg. president of the Rabbinical Council of Omaha, said he has discuaaed the proposed signing of the Treaty with members of thr Council and the concensus was along the lines of "let's watt until It's signed" and then we'll respond A similar reaction was noted elsewhere In the com munlty Many of thoae con tacted for comment Indicated that it's too soon lo rejoice that Israel still faces man umenlal problems, and that it would be belter to wall and see how things go
Israel and Egypt — The Economics of Peace ! .(1. ihiIsr.iAnrth of trailr ('i>ul<l IM- fi)>fintt year of formal thai UllLs ijf lu•^^ aivl 1 while the i oil > I of a major Israeli newspaper iira!i iiji.j wi lin-^- (....-.Ml .i.)ii.-> iir said "Don't believe it They don't know what they're lalkinfi about Everybody is )ust Kuex sing now " Yet if K). then the guesses being made st-em (juilr plausible When one lake« a fjlrlv (Icvcloixil i-nMionn hlir Ivr.i.i'v -.ui) ported by a pop union with one byapopui .|ipt'n Thougl jre particu larly prol' •The)' >(• by the90 Israeli factories prodn tomer foraiper ,,,,!.- ,,„„,. ol which I lo the buy ers'listwii „ Is In Israel'.^ highly iwpl ^ the "sprinkler" .inrt 'flrlpflroi (or 97 per cent I' --latrsi inmiKjerii lech nology even iiM" rompuler-i to operate II • farmlaiul Egypt. almoM .i have a small bu Into contact witti o i.>, K. i,ui ><i> ,>,M,I..,.. ...^,.. ^ tas are vast In terms of cooperation in this field would be an un derstatemen' Less p< " flow of cheap labor ft to In rael c*>ul'' ••roil.s asiM-cls unU*s^ ; u :u\ vail'
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