Office in Vienna
Awaits PLO Move

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VIENNA (JTA) — The
Palestine Liberation Or-
ganization has not yet fol-
lowed up an earlier re-
quest to open an official
office in Vienna, an Aust-
rian government
spokesman said. Chancel-
lor Bruno Kreisky gave
the green light some
months ago to start seri-
ous negotiations with
PLO officials to deter-
mine the status of the of-
five.
However, the unofficial
PLO foreign ,minister
Farouk Kadoumi had
postponed two scheduled
visits to Austria, the
spokesman said. "Now
it's up to them to contact
us," he added.
Government sources
said Austria will allow
the PLO to open a liaison
office to carry out ac-
tivities with the Vienna-
based international or-
ganizations to which it is
accredited.
The opposition Peoples
Party has opposed such a
move calling the PLO a
terrorist gang. The par-
ty's foreign affairs
spokesman said in a re-
cent interview: "The de-
velopment in Lebanon,
where Palestinians are
struggling for their lives,
makes this an unrealistic
issue."

Torah Umesorah
Finishes Seminar

NEW YORK — A total
of 150 teachers from 65
Hebrew day schools in
North America recently
completed an intensive
Summer Teacher Train-
ing Seminar held in New
York City and sponsored
by Torah Umesorah, the
National Society for He-
brew Day Schools.
At the seminar's clos-
ing exercise the
graduates were praised
by Rabbi Bernard Gol-
denbefg of Torah
Umesorah, "for their
career choice and for
their willingness to pur-
sue this career in com-
munities 'away from New
York City."
The graduates came
from about 40 com-
munities in 15 states and
two Canadian provinces
and more than one-third
of the student body are
staff members of HebreW
day schools located out-
side of the New York Met-
ropolitan area.

Rape Victims
Compensated

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Re-
search carried out by the
planning department of
the National Insurance
Institute found that an
average of 18 women
raped at work each year
since 1970 were consi-
dered victims of "work
accidents," entitling
them to monetary com-
pensation by the Insti-
tute, it was reported by
the newspaper, Yediot
Achronot.

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