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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Dec. 1, 1972-11

Students Demanding Pedestrain Bridges

RAMAT GAN (JTA) — A
group of Bar-Ban University
students blocked traffic on a
busy highway near campus to
demand the construction of
pedestrain bridges to prevent
accidents.

The highway has been the
scene recently of several fa-
tal accidents.
The students claimed that
the authorities had promised
to construct bridges, but so
far none have been built.

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JERUSALEM (JTA)—For-
eign ministry sources said
that contacts were proceed-
ing with the government of
South Vietnam with the view
to establishing diplomatic
relations between Jerusalem
and Saigon.
The sources said that re-
ports that diplomatic ties
would be formalized within
two weeks were "pure spec-
ulation."
They said that no develop-
ments have occurred since
Foreign Minister Abha Eban
announced in the Knesset
that Israel decided in princi-
ple to respond favorably to
overtures from Saigoh.
Sources here said Israel
would soon open a consulate
general in Hong Kong in re-
sponse to the increasing vol
ume of trade with the British
Crown Colony.
The sources said the deci-
sion to open the consulate
was made several months '
ago but no appointment has
been made so far to the post.

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SEATTLE (JTA) — The •
educational arm of the Luba-
vitcher movement has an-
nounced the opening of a
regional office here to serve
the northwest region, the 12th
regional office opened in re- -
cent years by the Merkos
L'Inyonei Chinuch.

Federal District Cou
Court judge which calls itself the Corn- pursue the case, Said CARES
refused to grant an injunc- mittee Against Religious En- , opposes the school board's
tion asked by 178 parents croachment in Schools policy of requiring art, drama
from Westfield, N.J. • to ban (CARES), marked the latest and choir students to partici-
a high school Christmas pag- developmentin a seven-year pate in the pageant in order
eant in which, the plaintiffs simmering dispute between to earn credit for their
said, Jewish and other stu- parents and the school board Courses.
dents were being forced to over forced participation in
participate.
the religiously oriented pro-
Judge Frederick B. Lacey gram.
ruled, however, that any
..Westfield, a well-to-do sub-
children who do not want to urban community 30 miles
take part in the program from New York City, has •
should not be compelled to population of about 36,000 of
do so and should not be pen- whom 8 to 10 per cent are
alized.
Jews.
Judge Lacey said there was
The complaint, filed by the
American Civil Liberties no proof that an injunction
Union in Newark on behalf of would "still the unrest" in
a group of Jewish and non- the community.

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