Unity government planned for Israel
NATION AND WORLD
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By United Press International
JERUSALEM — Labor Party leader Shimon Peres said yesterday he had reached complete agreement with caretaker Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir on a unity government under which they would alternate as the head of government
Israel television said the new
unipartisan Cabinet will be presented
for approval next Wednesday to the
Knesset Israel's parliament.
The agreement, which was announced after an hour-long summit, brought Peres the premiership he has sought unsuccessfully since 1977. But he will have to share it with Shamir, the Likelid Bank and power-powering system that would give each 25 months as prime minister.
Israel television said the summit produced final agreement on a 20-member Cabinet, to each for
Shamir apparently agreed to give up the chairmanship of the inner cabinet in return for the powerful Trade and Industry portfolio, which he intends to give to former Defense Minister Alire Sharon.
University Daily Kansan, September 7, 1984
Beirut's Sabra and Chatila refugee camps in 1982.
Likud and Labor. There will be a 10-member inner Cabinet, to be headed by Peres.
Sharon has had no specific Cabinet duties since a commission of inquiry found him indirectly responsible for the massacre of Palestinians in
"But for minor details, we are in complete agreement about the composition of the government and the management of the Cabinet." Peres told reporters.
"I hope that in the second part of next week we will have a government of national unity." Shamar told reporters, saying "not all the problems, but almost all the problems, have been solved."
Typhoon kills 1,363
By United Press International
MANILA, Philippines — The death toll from Typhoon Ike soared to 1,363 yesterday as the government, refusing help from abroad, shipped relief supplies to victims of the Philippines' worst recorded storm this century.
Four days after Ike slammed into the country with 137 mph winds officials were still assessing
the extent of damage nationwide.
An estimated 1.12 million were left homeless by lke and by Tropical Storm June.
Ike, meanwhile, was churning across the South China Sea toward Vietnam.
A compilation of reports from the government, the military, the Red Cross and the state-run news agency showed 1,363 died in Ike's two-day rampage, with more than 300 others injured.
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