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Arens Submits Resignation
Protestors wearing concentration camp garb vrith Stars of David
sewn on, demonstrate outside the Metro-Dade Cultural Center
where Pope John Paul II met with Jewish leaders.
ADL Cites 46 Holocaust Books
NEW YORK (JTA) Forty-six out of perhaps 450
new books regarding the Holocaust have been given the
Merit of Distinction by The International Center for
Holocaust Studies of the Anti-Defamation League for B'nai
B'rith. They'll be added to the third edition of the center's
Catalog of Publications and Audio-Visual Materials on the
Holocaust, to be sent to educators next month.
Yeshiva U. Seals Time Capsule
President Ronald Reagan, former President Richard
Nixon, and New York Governor Mario Cuomo were among
the contributors to a time capsule sealed this week by
Yeshiva University to mark the institution's entry into its
second century.
The capsule located in the newly-completed Tenzer
Gardens at the University's Main Center in Washington
Heights was sealed on the University's 101st birthday. It
is to be opened as part of the institution's bicentennial
celebration in 2086.
The recently completed Tenzer Gardens, lined with trees,
fountains and benches is a recreational plaza at the
University's Main Center named for the chairman of the
University's Board of Trustees, Herbert Tenzer.

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JERUSALEM (JTA) -
Likud Minister-Without-
Portfolio Moshe Arens (Herat)
handed his resignation to
Premier Yitzhak Shamir
Wednesday night (Sept. 2)
after a Likud ministerial
caucus on the Lavi issue.
Even though the Likud
Ministers resolved to "fight"
the cabinet decision scrapping
the Lavi project Arens went
ahead with his threatened
resignation. He is understood
to believe that the Likud
Ministers' resolution was
largely declarative and would
not in fact lead to a re-vote in
the Cabinet.
Labor Ministers, meanwhile,
meeting separately, came out
firmly against any attempt to
procure a Cabinet re-vote.
Labor sources said the party
would resist any such effort by
insisting that the issue go to
the Inner Cabinet where,
with Likud's Moshe Nissim,
Minister of Finance, voting
against the plane, the Lavi
would once again be defeated.
Nissim did not attend the
Likud ministerial caucus
Wednesday evening at
Shamir's home a clear in-
dication of the strains between
himself and his colleagues, all
of whom voted against Sun-
day's cabinet decision.
Sources close to Nissim
repeated Wednesday that he
would instantly resign his post
if the Prime Minister sought to
Kut pressure on him to change
is position on the Lavi.
Nissim himself has refused to
address in public the possibili-
ty of his being pressured, or
even dismissed, by Shamir.
But he has continued spiritedly
to defend his stance against
the Lavi project, on both
economic and defense-related
grounds.
The Likud Ministers, in their
resolution, claimed that the
proposal put forward Sunday
by Vice Premier Shimon
Moshe Arens
Peres, which received a 13-12
vote in the Cabinet, had been
inadequately prepared.''
Privately, Likud sources
have attacked Defense
Minister Yitzhak Rabin for
"feeding the Cabinet
misleading information." This
has been said in reaction to
Rabin's impassioned defense,
on television Monday night, of
the Cabinet decision to stop
the Lavi project and devote
the same U.S. aid funds to
other vital Israel Defense
Force proposed projects.
j. Trade and Industry Minister
^Xriel Sharon told reporters
after the Likud Ministers'
caucus that their resolution
would mean "finding ways of
delaying implementation of
the Cabinet decision ... We
can now see that the Cabinet
decision was not based on firm
grounds."
Sharon and Arens reported-
ly demanded at the caucus that
Shamir dismiss Nissim and
possibly "go to the country"
over the Lavi issue. The
Premier, however, is said to be
firmly against early elections,
and insiders say he is also op-
posed to trying to obtain a
Cabinet re-vote on the Lavi,
since success for the Likud
would be unlikely.
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