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Show 8A The Salt Lake Tribune North Sea Oil Field Returned Monday, November s, 1984 Guild He Norways Biggest Israeli Cabinet Passes y Price Freeze 90-Da- expected to reflect a record jump in prices last month of 25 percent to 30 percent. The impact of the price freeze will not be felt until the November inflation figures are announced in Not a Solution Addressing newsmen at a press conference Sunday, Modai said that the package deal will not solve the countrys economic problems but is only a mechanism to enable us to implement the other, more profound economic measures which must be taken." Nonetheless, he said, we are convinced that the agreement we reached on Friday should become a turning point to halt the deterioration of the Israeli economy. Foremost among other necessary measures is a deep cut in the gova very deep cut, ernment budget Modai said. Recent Israeli governments have all pledged to cut the budget but have been unable to agree on where to scale back. In a symbolic gesture Sunday, the Cabinet charged the motor vehicle administration with choosing a more economical car for ministers than the Volvo sedans that are currently stanThe ministedard government-issue- . rial Volvos have been a favorite target of critics. As part of the package deal approved Sunday, the government is still committed to "strive to guarantee full employment while at the same time trying to curb inflation and replenish foreign currency reserves, which are considered dangerously low. By Dan Fisher Los Angeles Times Writer JERUSALEM The Israeli Cabinet Sunday formally approved a y freeze on prices as part of a package deal with employers and unions that Finance Minister Vitzhak Modai characterized as a turning point in the countrys economic crisis. The freeze actually went into effect several hours before the Cabinet ministers took action. A "Notice to the Public" in Israeli newspapers Sunday morning advised readers that prices had been frozen under emergency regulations signed the night before. Prices on all commodities and services were restricted to their level as of last Friday, the notice ad- ... vised. The government, the Histadrut trade union federation and the association of manufacturers initialed the agreement Friday, and it was ratified by the industrialists and the union leadership Saturday night. Other Elements in Package Other elements in the package include major wage concessions by the Histadrut, a dividend freeze and a government pledge not to raise taxes until the agreement expires Feb. 5. Modai said that the accord is expected to cut Israels monthly inflation rate from Septembers 21.4 percent to 10 percent or less next January. The September increase translates into an annual inflation rate of 925 percent after compounding. At 10 percent per month, the annual inflation rate would be 214 percent. The October figures will not be announced until next week, but they are to Soviet Union Stalins Daughter Living Normal Life Reuter News Agency A new oil field OSLO, Norway off Norways central coast is the countrys most promising since the North Sea fields were discovered and could ensure oil production well into the next century, according to officials. Energy Ministry and oil company sources said Sunday the Haltenban-keField, the northern tip of which straddles the Arctic Circle, could contain as much oil as Norway's largest producing field, Statfjord. oil company Sta-toThe state-owne- d confirmed Friday it had made a big find, the fourth so far at Halten-bankein test drilling last month and would be forming a joint working group with Shell and the Norwegian company Saga Petroleum to study possible development. Statoils managing director Arve Johnsen told a meeting last night that it was not a question of whether the Haltenbanken field would be developed, but when. Details of the field are still too sketchy to state how much oil and gas it contains, but Statoil sources said there was a good chance of it being as big as Statfjord, which has reserves of about two billion barrels of oil. n il West Germany (UPi Josef Stalins daughter, who returned to Moscow last week for the She is an entirely normal Soviet citizen again. She is living at the moment with her children, Bild quoted first time since her dramatic 1967 defection, is living a normal Soviet life and her American-bordaughter is already learning Russian, the Bild newspapers reported Sunday. The newspaper, said it learned about Svetlana Alliluyevas new life from an unnamed source close to the Kremlin. its Kerlim source as saying. Svetlana has three children HAMBURG, n mass-circulati- Zambia City Regulates Sale of Basic Goods Reuter News Agency The Lusaka LUSAKA, Zambia authorities Sunday announced controversial new regulations governing the sale of basic necessities aimed at reducing rampant black marketeer-ing- , the Zambian news agency ZANA reported. Under the new regulations, similar to those introduced in the copperbelt region last week, all workers will need letters of authority in order to buy goods such as soap, bread, salt and cooking oil, all of which are in short supply in impoverished American-bor- n Olga, and a son and daughter who have always lived in the Soviet Union, who were bom of two marriages before her defection. She also has two grandchildren she bad never seen before her return to Moscow. Last Friday, the official Soviet news agency Tass announced that she had returned to Moscow. "I want to live in my homeland. I want to die here, she was quoted by the Bild source as saying on her return. 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