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38 Friday, February 18, 1977

Synagogues Name
Zionist Delegate

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The World Council of
Synagogues selected Ar-
thur G. Levine, president
of the United Synagogue
of America, and Rabbi
Simon Greenberg, vice-
chancellor of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America, to represent the
world Organization of
Conservative Judaism at
the World Zionist Organi-
zation Executive.
Greenberg will sit on
tl-e Executive in
Jerusalem, while Levine
will attend the Executive
in New York.

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Soviet Jew's Conviction Upheld

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The National Conference
on Soviet Jewry has
learned that Amner
Zavurov's three-year
conviction for disorderly
conduct, being without an
internal passport and
being without a job has
been upheld by a Soviet
court meeting in the
Uzbek city of Karshi.
ZavuroV was sentenced
to three years in prison
Jan. 13.
His sentence has been
sharply condemned by
Conference chairman and
Brooklyn District Attor-
ney Eugene Gold as a
"harsh and subjective
punishment" for the ac-
ti•ist's attempt to emig-
rate to Israel, a struggle
which began in 1974.
The trial and harsh sen-
tence in the provincial
town of Sharkhrizyabz,
"was without a defense
lawyer though Zavurov's
father had secured coun-
sel," Gold said. "The trial.
was a clear cut violation of
Soviet and international
law, such as the Helsinki
Final Act signed in August
1975, the same month
Zavurov was given per-
mission to emigrate," Gold
stated.

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Cong. Shaarey Zedek's president, Harold Berry,
left, and Rabbi Irwin Groner, center, present a letter of
protest to Rep. William Brodhead (D-17th District) at a
meeting in Southfield on Sunday.
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Some 25-30 members of has been active on behalf
Cong. Shaarey Zedek of Soviet Jewry.
began . a sympathy
hunger strike Wednesday
Shaarey
Zedek
evening to protest the "adopted" Mager and his
Soviet government's family several years ago
treatment of Mikhail when they were denied
Mager. permission to emigrate to
Representatives of the Israel. Synagogue mem-
congregation presented a hers report the Magers
letter of protest to Rep. were 'staging their own
William Brodhead on 3 hunger strike, beginning
Sunday and asked him to Thursday, to protest the
circulate the letter in denial of visas and Soviet
Washington. Brodhead harrassment.

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indications of the Syrian
government's recently
proclaimed thawing of re-
strictions on its Jewish
community, the 3-
year-old niece - of a
Detroit-area Syrian Jew
will be allowed to leave
Syria for a critical opera-
tion.
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establishing a fund to aid
the family in meeting
medical and travel ex-
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father will be permitted
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Grant Aids Soviet Jews in New York

NEW YORK (JTA) — A
grant of $7,000 to Project
ARI (Action for 'Russian
Immigrants) to provide a
cultural program at a
Brighton Beach (N.Y.)
public school for Soviet
immigrants and senior
citizens in the area was
announced by New York
State Parks and Recrea-
tion Commissioner Orin
Lehman.

Mrs. Pauline Bilus,' di-
rector of Project ARI, a
subsidiary of the Federa-
tion of Jewish Philan-
thropies, said the state
grant will allow Project
ARI to use the facilities of
PS 225 in Brighton Beach
in the evening for a cul-
tural program for some
3,000 Soviet Jewish im=
migrants in the Brighton
Beach area as well as the
many senior citizens who
live in that section of
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Bilus said one of

the major projects plan-
ned is a Russian or-
chestra. Mrs. Bilus also
noted that the program
will help bring the Rus-
sian immigrants together
with the largely elderly
population of the
Brighton Beach area. In
addition, she said there
will be programs for
young people since the
Soviet immigrants in-
clude about 500-700
young people.

Israeli Children Aid
Lebanese Youth

LONDON (JTA) —
Children of Israeli dip-
lomats here have sent a
collection of foreign
stamps to the BBC in
answer to a, television
program appeal on behalf
of children wounded for
made homeless in the
Lebanese civil war.

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several months, but no
other members of the
family will be permitted
to join them.
The girl is suffering
from deteriorating eye-
sight and hearing which
Syrian medical authorities
have riot been able to cure.
Rabbi David Nelson of
Cong. Beth Shalom said
the synagogue is seeking
community and private
funds to aid the girl. Do-
nations should be made
payable to Cong. Beth
Shalom.

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