Engineering Expert Speaks at Technion Parley Israel. Modern Society- With Modern Problem: Traffic THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, April 28, 1972-35 By STEVE RAPHAEL the short distances that most Is- Complete Selection of As Israeli society grows through raelis travel, and the narrowness Unique Shower Gifts its technological advances, it will of the roads, the American com- continue to face an already seri- pact car is preferred, at least by ous road problem, is the view of Dr. Livneh Dr. Moshe Livnen, associate pro- The 39-year-old professor, who fessor of civil engineering at received his degree from Tech- Technion in Israel and head of ' nion and holds a doctorate from that school's road safety center. the Imperial School in London, Prof. Livneh was in town last feels that the biggest problem faced weekend to speak 22120 Coolidge at 9 Mole by his center is simply the lack at the 14th an- 545 1410 of money. Budget priorities are in nual Conference Eltedal Regostry other places. on Science and Livneh added, however, that the Technology spon- Participating in a Sunday panel discussion on "Technology and government has encouraged and sored by the the Market Place" at the 14th annual American Technion Society accepted his ideas. American Society Conference are (from left) Julius J. Hardwood, co-chairman of the There is one aspect of Israel for Technion. conference; Dr. Aharon G. Beged Dov, visiting professor at the highway safety that is competitive This marked the University of Toledo: William Davidson and Dr. Joseph Epel, ses- with America Like their counter- time that first sion co-chairmen; and Morn - Rosenbaum, director of Israel Nletals parts in the U.S., more Israelis conference t h e Corp.. Cleveland. Not shown is Or, Asraham Hermon'. scientific l•ave died on the highways than was held in He- counselor, Embassy of Israel, Washington. ,n all of the wars it has fought ti-int. Dr. Livneh There were 20 delegates and First, road and environment: sec- pedestrians. In America, perhs over 200 interested persons on ond. striver and pedestrian safety: Irian fatalities total 30 per cent. hand to hear the presentation of and third, vehicle and human Thus, wider roads and fewer seven papers dealing with such factor. streets have been suggested. diverse topics as "Air Transport Concerning the first' area. Dr. But Livneh doesn't I lse the ides Developments for Israel and the Livneh said "When a freeway of making f.ir the :1,11 , '.fiddle East" and "The Trading from Haifa to Tel Aviv was built. . and inert 7 the Ire Cerporation—One Approach to the replacing, the old road. auto acci- Irian lb ,id ; 7 , •■ Marketing Problem. - dents on the new route dropped hotter of 7r trace- • .1'1.1 Dr. Livneh spoke on "Road try 80 per cent." pro. ate 7■ ,,l , r111 , 1h1l , ; Safety in Israel." lie noted that He expressed admiration for the lir • there is one car for every 10 American road system. but added things, but everyone ,o.1 , c,ir :.,nt . Israelis, compared to one car that the large scale here cannot ti ou can't educate . s to the Beirut nestsp,t; e ■ for every two Americans, "but be applied to Israel. , favor a mass transit s ■ stein or reported The liabit it is predicted that in 10 years The center also has recom- drixe cars in suburban areas an Iraqi news a...ienit, re there will be one car for every mended the improvement of in- iii v Hence. the second prof, hort that the eight were ordered fool. Israelis." tersections and interchanges and ;em area - educating the drier r,f Kuwait followin,, an attack Traffic cohgrestion is bad, the the elimination of existing streets and pedestrian to obey traffic on the Jordanian etribassy there fatality rate is high in Israel, and that cannot accommodate both w hichr •-ed laws. da Ill a :lc for your party Livneh feels that things can only pedestrians and cars. Prof. Liv- The generalization that Israelis get worse. His road safety center' neh's study found that 65 per are naturally born had (irk cc- ls By has found three areas in which cent of all automobile fatalities Jews Disavow Fascist rejected by Prof. Livneh, w ho roll safety can be improved upon: in urban areas in Israel are ;. , N11•. .ITA i The I Ti..,11 of that this explanation 4,015 isiet, l• •,•.,sh Communities has the problem _rt. connection with ex- 'I he main point is that. 1.inizi w ho has an transportation system just does .7 support of the nes- - Dr. Jacob Goldman, former head "our merging with the medical rIlot e the I.;raeli ilmer When ll ign Sot Ittl Nlovement of the physics department at the school a sensible and constructive installed traffic lights. everyone. in the orrent eke Ford Motor Co.. now a vice presi- effort." at first. oho e.1 the red lights n The Italian press (tent of the Xerox Corp., chaired "That is how We are producing he said. "But miss t hey don't haze has 11115 , :e much of the Lo t that the concluding Technion confer- the complete engineer." he staled. the pati ence to u an Lin' fcwish race luncheon meeting Sunday and Frank Theyleg presented to Dr. 31 ;I I oil 111111! fact honor to the many pioneers Goldberg a photograph of him WI can dose through an Ii : , ; ,t Technion ranks. and Henry Ford II. taken at the intersection? .. He especially commended Ju- Technion in Haifa and autographed The Ter hnion now is worko.g on Is Ilarwood. current president by Mr. Ford. Complete Seleeties kededieg the Finest 14 it. Geld Jewelry a blinking green 112ht ti gist- •of the Detroit Technion Society, Among the highlights of the con- See Morris Watnick motorists more not, e of the ap- for his devotion and the numerous ference was the concluding ad- proaching red signiii contributions he makes to the dress by Dr. Myron Tribus, Xerox In the area of the vehicle and cause of the Technion's advance - senior vice president in charge of the human failor, the Technion ment. Dr. Goldman also praised research and engineering, who Safety Center is in contact with FINE JEWELRY the efforts of the former chair- spoke on "The Engineering Entre- American automakers, but it is man of Detroit Technion, Sam preneur and His Flawed Educa- 283 Hamilton DAILY 9.30 - 6.00 644-7626 pretty much a one-way street. Rich. tion." Dr. Tribus declared that Innotingkom IN.ar Dontorrs) THURS. to 9 p.m. Israelis borrow more from Amer- Dr. Alexander Goldberg, presi- "the pressing problem in univer- icans than vica-versa. dent of the Technion, reported on sity experience is helping stu- THE UNIQUE LAMP & GIFT SHOP km% ait 8 PaleqiniittP. Caricatures Technion Advances Toll at Conch]. e SAM FIELD Co 399-1320 A GIFT FOR EVERY OCCASION Technion accomplishments. Noting that Technion graduates more en- gineers a year than all of the technical schools in Belgium, he said that the 8,000 students are engaged in "every spectrum of engineering except naval engineer- ing," that a medical school has been absorbed to advance the science of medicine and that in addition to the architectural school, there is research in life sciences and instruction in sociology and economics. Pointing out that in 30 years the world's population will double. Dr. Goldberg. stated that a half million computer engineers will he needed then on a worldwide scale, and that Israel's percent. age would he 1,000 graduates a year in the computer sciences. He saw that as an impossibility, but he emphasized the Technion's em- phasis on computer knowledge by every graduate. Dr. Goldberg pointed to various studies being conducted toward improving the standard of living of the underprivileged, and he declared that "science and technol- ogy properly applied to agricul- ture will provide the highest pro- ductivity per acre to help fight hunger and poverty." He pointed to application of technology to medicine as contributing toward health improvement, and he called KOZIN KOSHER CATERING dents understand the nature of The safety center is developing technical problems and then cre- a seat-belt built specifically to ate the temptation to advance hu- the physical characteristics of the Israeli. man needs." HAS CHOICE DATES AVAILABLE FOR Reviewing experiences in a va- The center also is experiment- • WEDDINGS • BAR MITZVAHS • PARTIES riety of technical schools and the ing with motorcycle helmets, since • BANQUETS • SHOWERS • ALL OCCASIONS educational revolutions in an age motorbikes constitute 30 per cent of change, he declared that "youth of all motorized transportation in must be served in its way or not r'israel. at all." 'IN THE BEAUTIFUL NEW ii For safety reasons, Livneh fa- Dr. Tribus' was 'an extensive c\th. ' vors American cars. They are analysis of the technical society, It better and are stable, he 5075 W. Maple Rd. 626-0242 and while analyzing the goals and said. Their size is beneficial in c.f....en Inkster & Miskihrhoh, W. WoornhoW Township motives of technological educa- a collision. However, because of tion, he took into account both the deficiencies in such educatioal programs as well as the goals and objectives. lie said, in reference to Technion's role, that "Israel acquired new standards in life through its technological projects. Other conference participants Ibis. ow/fled it %films I •me were Peter Altman. Dr. Aharon Beged-Dov, Walker L. Cisler, Wil- liam M. Davidson, Dr. Joseph N. . Epel, Dr. Aaron Gelman. Julius J. Harwood, Dr. Robert Herman, Dr. Avraham Hermoni and Man- fred I Morry) Rosenbaum. The conference was informed Theresa Perl be at IIIIX i "Pi inirmlacing Theresa Neer/ Cosmetics that the Detroit chapter of the ' American Technion Society has Facials makeup 0, you Sat., Llnv 6th 10 a.m.-3 p.m. adopted as its next project the complete furnishing of the Detroit For FltEE Mechanical and Aircraft Engi- For appt. plea.e call 5574)011 neering Complex which is already • functioning on the Technion cam- Theresa Pert pus. 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