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From Associated Pmt reports
Return of Sinai
rekindles hope
CAIRO, Egypt
The return of the Sinai Penin
sula has rekindled Egyptian
hopes for prosperity, but the initial
impact of the Israeli withdrawal
has been largely symbolic.
Egyptian officials and the
government-controlled news
media have focused attention on
development plans for the -Sinai
since last Sunday when the Israe
lis ended their 15-year occupa
tion The Cabinet met last week to
discuss projects and assured
residents of food, water and
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In a May Day speech, Pres
Hosni Mubarak said Saturday the
end of the Israeli occupation
generated a giant momentum that
should be harnessed toward
building the economy. Western
economists estimate Egypt’s
annual inflation at 30 percent.
The most immediate return
from the Sinai is expected to be in
tourism, using hotels and other
facilities built by the Israelis
Tourism is a pillar of the Egyptian
economy already, bringing in
$1.1 billion last year
The Egyptian planners also
hope to continue and expand
land-reclamation projects begun
by the Israelis to increase food
production and provide new
homes for people living in the
overcrowded Nile Valley
Polish government
loosens martial law
WARSAW, Poland
Martial-law rulers relaxed the
curfew and some other edicts
Sunday, but warned Poles not to
repeat illegal rallies like the
previous day's May D2y counter
marches when protesters
screamed abuse at the Commun
ist government
The warning came on the eve of
a new rally planned by under
ground leaders of the suspended
independent Solidarity union and
pleas for calm from Poland's
influential Roman Catholic
Church, which apparently feared
the state would retaliate against
more protests
“Recommending the pro
clamation of these relaxations,
the Martial Law Council of
National Redemption simul
taneously ordered state organs to
firmly counteract the violation of
existing martial law regulations,"
said an Interior Ministry commun
ique broadcast on nationwide
television
The communique said all
marches, rallies, lectures and
speeches must still be officially
sanctioned, and violators would
face jail under summary pro
cedures with no appeal
But in a sign that authorities
wanted to impress Poles they
were easing martial law, television
news announcers doffed their
military garb and appeared in
civilian clothes for the first time
since the crackdown
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