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JERUSALEM — Israel's success-
ful integrated pest control pro-
gram, based on principles devel-
oped and taught at the Hebrew
University's faculty of agriculture
at Rehovot, is now serving as- a
model to the entire world, includ-
ing such highly developed areas
as California.
Prof. Isaac Harpaz, professor of
agricultural entomology at the He-
brew University, explains that "in-
tegrated pest control aims at util-
izing all natural and other agents
for the control of pests in a har-
monious way so that the agents
should not antagonize one an-
other."
It is particularly important that
the method of control should hit
straight at the target and kill
only a specific pest, he adds.
Integrated pest control replaces
the previous methods employing
chemicals which increased the
amount of pesticide residues in the
environment.
Prof. Harpaz's interest in pro-
tecting the environment is shared
by many of his colleagues at the
Hebrew University and, at the be-
ginning of this academic year, an
interdepartmental committee was
set up to formulate a program of
research and teaching in environ-
mental problems.
Headed by Prof. David Amiran,
professor of geography and former
vice president of the university,
the committee encompasses the fa-
culties of natural science, social
sciences, medicine and law, as well
as the faculty of agriculture, which
is represented by Prof. Harpaz.
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A group of 30 American social
scientists and educators toured the
Hebrew University this week as
part of an interdisciplinary semi-
nar sponsored by the State Uni-
versity of New York.
The seminar, led by Prof. Yonah
Alexander, professor of interna-
tional studies at SUNY, was a 10-
day program of lecture-discussions
and visits designed to highlight
aspects of Israeli life and institu-
tions of interest to social scientists.
Push Is On for Senate
OK of Genocide Pact;
Calley Backlash Seen
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WASHINGTON (JTA) — A
spokesman for Sen. Jacob K. Javits
said that the senator believes the
UN Genocide Convention could be
ratified by the U.S. Senate at this
time and should be brought to the
Senate floor.
West 1 1 Mile Road and Greenfield
The aide to the New York Re-
Southfield
publican reported Javits' view to
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the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Hours: 11:00 a.m.-9 p.m.
when asked to comment on reports
Daily including Sunday
that the outlook for ratification at
this time was poor. He said Javis,
a member of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, was pushing
■ for
early action on the treaty.
I
The committee approved the
■ treaty on March 30 by a 10-4 vote.
Approval marked the most ad-
invites you to make
I vanced stage the treaty has
your reservations early
I reached since President Harry S.
■ Truman first sent it to the Senate
for
I in 1949. The Nixon administration
has also asked for its endorsement.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38—Friday, April 30, 1971
TWO SHOWS FOR ONE PRICE
JUDY BRYTE
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But the national controversy
■ over the conviction of Lt. William
■ Calley and other alleged war
■ crimes in Vietnam has provided
ward
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The U.S. is one of the few
countries that has failed to ratify
the convention, a fact that has
been a source of embarrassment
to U.S. diplomats.
ammunition for opponents of the
treaty. They are expressing fear
■ that some foreign government will
seek to try Americans on charges
Served from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.
■ of
genocide in Vietnam, a fear ap-
■ parently
Other regular dinner menu items also available
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I Two members of the foreign rela-
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to the treaty, have re-
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■ opposed
ported that their mail was run-
is mo ss a m o simatimm o mmom moogsgli ning 100-1 against ratification.
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