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Teacher salaries in Jewish
day and supplementary
(afternoon or Sunday)
schools are "too low to
afford a head of family a
decent-, comfortable stand-
ard of living as the sole
wage earner, - according to
a nationwide study con-
ducted by the American
Association for Jewish Edu-
cation (AAJE), national
coordinating agency for
Jewish education in the
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school was $9,400. He noted
that in both instances, how-
ever, "there is strong rea-
son to believe that few
teachers are paid maximum
salaries."
United States.
Findings of the study,
which analyzed data from
382 Jewish schools in 31
metropolitan areas during
the 1975-76 academic year,
were released last week by
Robert H. Arnow, president
of the AAJE.
Arnow reported that the
median maximum salary of
a full-time day school
teacher was $13,433 a year,
while that paid to a full-time
teacher in a supplementary
In addition, Arnow stated
that Jewish schoolteachers'
salaries, which "are too low
to begin with," have
become
"even
lower
because
of
galloping
inflation."
He said that while the
Consumer Price Index rose
50 percent from 1969-70 to
1975-76, maximum salaries
for day school teachers
increased 42.6 percent and
those for supplementary
school teachers only 20-per-
cent. Moreo-Ver, "annual
increments in 1975-76 aver-
aged only $395 in day
schools and $250 in supple-
mentary schools," Arnow
said.
The study was conducted
by the AAJE's Department
of Statistical Research and
Information under the
supervision of Dr. Murray
Rockowitz and Dr. Gerhard
Lang, the department's -
director and research con-
sultant, respectively.
John
MARCOSKY
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Arnow declared that the
study's findings "prompt
several critically important
recommendations for the
Jewish community to imple-
ment if it is serious about
seeking to attract—and to
keep—able and talented
people in Jewish educa-
tion." He said that "ade-
quate funding must be made
available to increase sala-,
ries markedly and provide a
full range of substantial
fringe benefits in order to
enhance the profession of
the Jewish school teacher
and make it far more
attractive financially."
In addition, Arnow called
on Jewish community feder-
ations and welfare funds to
"consider making specific
allocations in the area of
Jewish education that would
encourage local schools to
raise the status and
improve the standards of
their personnel."
- He also reiterated a long-
standing AAJE plea that
Jewish communal planners
urge smaller schools "to
consolidate their human and
financial resources."
UN Committee Adopts Resolve
Aimed Against Air Hijackings
Four years ago we first elected JOHN MARCOSKY to represent us on Southfield City
Council.
UNITED NATIONS
(JTA)—The special political
committee of the General
Assembly Monday adopted
by consensus a-draft resolu-
tion aimed against aerial
hijacking.
The resolution sponsored
by 46 countries, urges
improved security at air-
ports, calls for the exchange
of relevant information
between nations and for
ratification of three existing
international conventions
dealing with the safety of
civil aviation. These are the
Tokyo, The__Hague and Mon-
treal conventions which
have been ratified, so far.
by 88, 79 and 75 nations,
respectively.
The final draft that will be
sent to the General Assem-
bly for consideration was
modified under pressure
from the Arab states by the
addition of language that
observers here saw as an
allusion to Israel's rescue
raid at Entebbe airport in
Uganda on July 3-4, 1976.
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We are convinced that JOHN'Scommittment to his responsibilities, his proven availability,
communication with his constituents and voting record make JOHN MARCOSKY a
Councilman of whom we are proud.
JOHN is an active leader in the Jewish community, having served on the Temple Emanu-
El Board of Trustees for six years, Treasurer for two years, Couples Club President, and
is a member of B'nai B'rith Lodge 1374.
Please join us in supporting JOHN MARCOSKY, a hard working Councilmap for re-
election, on Tuesday, November 8th.
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vote and said he was con-
fident that the General
Assembly will -"act speed-
ily" on the resolution. Wal-
dheim also urged all nations
to ratify the three inter-
national conventions.
In a related development,
Foreign Minister Moshe
Dayan protested to the U.S.
against its request of Israel
to stay out of anti-terror
initiatives at the United
Nations.
Speaking in the Knesset,
Dayan said he made the
protest after the U.S. tried
to make Israel withdraw
her motion in the UN debate
on anti-hijacking measures.
According to Dayan, the
U.S. was not the only power
which wanted Israel to stay
out of the international
initiative against inter-
national terror. Austria, too,
told Israel she- preferred
that Israel would not sup-
port her motions in the UN,
for fear of losing Arab sup-
port. Israel rejected the for-
eign appeals, Dayan said.
At the insistence of the
Arab states, the words "and __ Ambassador Chaim Her-
zog in New York and Dayan
without prejudice to the sov-
himself_
in a meeting with
ereignty or territorial integ-
U.S. Ambassador Samuel
rity of any state" were
Lewis in Israel expressed
added after the call for the
Israel's discontent with the
"exchange of relevant infor-
American
request.
mation." This was viewed
as an allusion to Entebbe
Stanford Creates
where Israeli forces landed
without the permission of
Judaica Chair
the hostile Ugandan govern-
ment. The Arabs also
SAN FRANCISCO
insisted on the words
(JTA) — A visiting profes-
"whether committed by
sorship in Jewish civ-
individuals or states" in the
ilization has been estab-
final paragraph of the reso-
lished at Stanford
lution that condemns aerial
University by the Jewish
hijacking.
Community Endowment
UN Secretary General
Fund of the Jewish Welfare
Kurt Waldheim expressed
satisfaction with the com-
mittee's, action after. the
Federation of San Fran-
cisco, Marin County and the
Peninsula;
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