Shamir's Government Wins Confidence Vote by 61-54
^JERUSALEM, Oct. 19 (UPI)ÛÓIsraeli Prime, Minister-Yitzhak Shamir easily defeated a no-con^, fwience vote today, in parliament -that challenged5' hisÛª^O-day old government* shaken by the coun-try^jeconomic crisis*</br></br>^JERUSALEM, Oct. 19 (UPI)ÛÓIsraeli Prime, Minister-Yitzhak Shamir easily defeated a no-con^, fwience vote today, in parliament -that challenged5' hisÛª^O-day old government* shaken by the coun-try^jeconomic crisis* |H$ew Finance Minister Yigal Cohen-Orgad ÐÊ promised the government would solve the turmoil 5 through austerity.	Û¢ "Jgy a 61-to-54 vote, the parliament beat back an qflBfosition effort to topple the government to pro- Ûª finite: handling of the- economy. The opposition t^fged the leadership of the ruling Likud coali-tjgBShad squandered the nationÛªs resources.</br></br>:^he no-confidence motion, filed by the Labor P3Efy, the Shinui factions and the Communists,-ni/SSthe first test for Shamir. In last winterÛªs parliamentary session, then-prime minister Q&nachem Begin had to surmount six such votes.</br></br>! 'Cohen-Orgad, wrapping up the four-hour debate on the motion, -$aid he had already invited the heads of the. nationÛªs powerful Histadrut Labor Federation and the ManufacturersÛª Asso-' iaaffons for talks on new economic strategy. ^Slsrael has the healthy economic foundationÛ to overcome its problems if all sectors of the economy cooperate, he said.</br></br><** Kor specifics, Cohen-Orgad quoted from Sha-mir?s speech last week, calling for sacrifices from geople with higher incomes. He said there were segments of the Israeli population that could afford to freeze a high standard of living.