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Rep. Griffiths
Joins Mills on
Emigration Act

Students Protest Bias on Campus

I—Friday, Feb. 23, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Mediterranean Sea Pollution
Is Posing Problem for Israel

ogora. and a number of non- large number of Christians
who have acted against dis-
B. Gross inaccuracies in Jewish campus activists —
stu-
Parks, Carolyn Tujaka, Kathy criminatory acts, in the
news reporting; and
dent
publications ranks, in the
McComsey and others—have
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An Haifa Bay plant because of
C Fiscal irresponsibility.
Rep. Martha W. Griffiths
taken a position that this is journalism department and Israeli expert warned that the waste it produces.
We demand the Student
(1) -17th Dial.), a member
The ban was ordered after
"a student movement" and on the hoard of governors.
the Mediterranean Sea and
of the powerful House Ways Newspaper Publications the community will be
But the Jewish spokesmen especially its eastern shores Haifa Technion experts dis-
and Means Committee, joined Board act.
added
that
as
Jews
they
have
concentrations of
aroused by them against the
was more pollution-prone covered
258 colleagues in Congress
Some 30 students attended repetitive and continuing a responsibility they will not than any other major body toxic mercury in Haifa Bay
to cosponsor the Freedom of a special meeting Tuesday of trends of injecting anti-Semi- shirk, and as Americans they of water in the world and waters to be four times as
Emigration Act.
declared they must he active urged Israel to take drastic great as the world average.
the Student Newspaper ub
tism on the campus.
She points out that this is • lication Board. where sever-
While many of the WSU in every effort to eliminate action to save its fishing
the professors have joined in the prejudice and the un-Ameri-
not the first time she has ' at students charged
Classifieds Get Quick Results
grounds and beaches.
South End editor with failure
protest, a handful of Ameri- canism that has been evident
Rear
Admiral
(Res.)
To-
to fulfill his responsibility
can Civil Liberties Union as- in the anti-Semitic articles in
chai Bin Nun, former com-
Main speakers Were Gilbert soci.ites and members of left- South End.
For Custom Draper.,
Sniderman, Jim Parks, Gregz ists movements who are serv•
president George E. Gullen mander of the Israeli Navy
Cleaning, Call
and presently general man-
Deltoss and Monte Schloss. mg on the faculty have de-
Jr. of Way. ne State University
Sniderman assailed the pub. fended Cunningham with the and his associates on the ager of the Israeli Oceono-
lication in the Feb 2 South claim of his right to "free- board of governors have pur- graphy and Linological Re-
End of a special "literary" dom of speech and the press" sued a policy of supporting search Co., said the Mediter-
supplement, which contained and the First Amendment. continuation of the South ranean is becoming polluted
an anti-Semitic reference.
This position has drawn fire End's publication and of not by industrial waste from
DRAPERY
1/41sIE RS
Other hearings have been from students, faculty and interrupting its financing. But France and Italy.
Ile said pollutants from the
conducted on the issue, and some community figures who • they adhere to the demand
another session of the publi• emphasize that such free- for an end to policies that North Atlantic are entering
"All Thet TIN Rem Impliii
cations board is scheduled for doms do not give any one the spell prejudice, anti-Semitism the inland sea through the
Tuesday to give the South right to fan flames of hatred • and a lack of journalistic Straits of Gibraltar.
We Also
End editor, Gene Cunning- and to encourage violence. I standards.
Westerly winds push the
Wash • Finish
Not only the anti-Semitic'
.̀ ham, an opportunity to pre-
The independent student pollutants toward the eastern
Drip Dry Curtains
sent his defense to the de- articles and the resort to the ! group that has circulated the shores where they accumu-
Professionally
' mends that be resign.
swastika, but the texts of ar- petition to the publications late because there is no out-
charge
letters,
the
ticles
and
is
charged,
however,
It
board outlined its position in let, he said.
WI DO ALL TIM[ wostic
AND INSTALL
that there are delaying tac- that Jews falsified the mar- a statement in which they
Meanwhile, measures are
tics which are postponing tyrdom of the Six Million and ' complained that "for the past
being taken to reduce the
more
recently—even
during
proper action to end the anti-
seven months we have been pollution of Haifa Bay,
Semitic policies of a univers• the tensions and the debate forced to support a "student
on the South End issue—the newspaper" that is neither
The Protarum Co., which
Suburban Call Coll«.
ity
publication.
REP. MARTHA GRIFFITILS
Rovers. Chatil•.
Schloss, president of the publication of a poem with student oriented nor entitled produces plastics and chemi-
anti-Jewish
and
anti-white
cal
products,
has
been
denied
opposed restrictive emigre- Mlle! Student Board at WSU,
to be called a newspaper. We
(ion policies applied to Jews Sniderman and Leonard Win- venom added to the resent- had hoped that a fully-consti- permission to expand its
ment caused by the present tuted board would take ac-
in the Soviet Union.
mffilmummuummummummiummilmiummummumitimiummmis
South End editorial heads.
On Sept. 18, 1972, she was
tions to correct at least some
Schloss stated that the 4,200 of the deficiencies of the
quoted in the Congressional
signatures. mostly from non- South End. However, the
Record on the subject. After,
Jews. were secured for the board appears reluctant to
detailing the higher education
petition from the 11,000 un- take the initiative. We are
fees levied against those who
Presents PRINCE EDWARD 3/4
dergraduates, runtime WSU therefore compelled to charge
seek to leave for Israel, Mrs.
Coat with Matching Pants in
Griffiths said:
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Pre- students. There was unanin- the editor and management
the peti- of the South End with gross
Colors and Velvet • Italian
"Supposedly, the high fees mier Golda Meir suggested imity of support for
have been instituted to pre- that the world could solve tioners from students of jour- misfeasance and incompe-
Volare Boots • Colored
nalism,
and
the
journalistic
tence and request their im-
vent a brain drain,' but in its energy crisis by the use
Shirts • Formal Knit Shirts
reality they serve as still of fuels other than oil, par- society, Sigma Delta Chi, has mediate dismissal."
• Bell Bottoms • Flares
another form of persecution ticularly coal, which she said joined In the appeals for an
The statement concluded:
against Russian Jews. The Was available in almost un- end to the type of journalism "We will no longer allow stu-
Ask about special wedding rates
practiced
by
the
South
End.
'brain drain' argument can limited reserves.
dent activity funds to be H
for a party of 4 or more
While a long fight is fore-
be nothing but an absolute
Addressing the Zionist
wasted on the South End. We
LARGE VARIETY OF
lie when individuals in high General Council (Actions seen, the student activists say will settle for no disciplinary
FORMAL BAR MITZVA WEAR
positions requesting permis- Committee) as the leader if they lose the appeal to the action short of the removal
sion to leave Russia not only of a have-not nation with re- Student Newspaper Publica- of the entire management of
are denied this permission spect to oil, Mrs. Meir said, tion Board, there will be re- the South End."
but thereafter forced out of "I hope and believe that the sort of an appeal to the stu-
Complete Lin•
their jobs. It is always of powers and large states will dent affairs committee of the
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many of their people seek to differently without knuckling
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Lack of Oil Is
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alienable right. This policy
by Russia, involving persecu•
lion of a people who have
borne untold suffering, does
little to foster human under-
standing and only serves to
deter progress in the world."

NY Station Plans
All-Day Israel Show

NEW YORK (JTA)—Radio
Station IA'N1CA wil celebrate
Israel's 75th anniversary
with a 25•hour broadcast
Monday.
The program, "Israel 25,"
will begin with a live report
from Israel focusing on the
history and struggles that
led to tie birth of the coun•

try

The broadcast will present
facts and discussions on
various aspects of life In Is-
rael, Including the relations
between Asliken•tim and
Sephardim and the OWN,
doxy and secular groups.

served that most of the
world's oil was "in the wrong
places." She said that "Moses
led the Israelites through the
desert for 40 years and ended
in the one place in the Middle
East with no oil."
Premier Meir said in reply
to questions, that she agreed
with Defense Minister Moshe
Dayan's statement that Jews
should have the right to set-
tle anywhere in the admini-
stered Arab territories.

Ilowever, she added, this
Israel
did not mean that

would never withdraw from
some of the areas. She noted
that her government "wisely
refrained" from drawing
maps.
Mrs. Meir called the figures
for Western aliya "dreadful"
and said that if Israel were
rot in a state of war the
government would send sev-
eral thousand of its finest
youth to the "aliya front"
abroad to persuade Jewish
youth to settle in Israel.
.

Other programs will pro
vide Inters ittii I with Israeli Good Wit
it makes its own wet-
artists, auriors, columnist ,
and levels all distinc-
C0011•.
and diplomot-.
The listening audience n fit tions. No dignity, no learn-
force of character,
be able to pion, in que,tion , mg, no
stand against
Every four hours the sta can make any
tb•w-. good wit.—Italph V ■ aldo Ein.
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tion will
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