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36 Friday, Mardi 11, 1918
THE DETROIT JEWISH PEWS
More Criticism Aimed at Carter on Proposed Saudi Arms Sale
Disco Parties by
TRENTON, N.J., (JTA)
The resolution expressed
— The New Jersey Senate "alarm" that the United
has approved a resolution States "appears to be run-
sponsored by Sen. Matthew
ning out on its commitment
Feldman opposing the sale of support for Israel," and
of figher planes by the Un- _advanced the view that the
Dan Swabia-9
ited States to Egypt and
U.S. offer to sell weapons to
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Saudi Arabia.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia
"threatens to upset the ba-
SANdy
lance of power in the Middle
East and engulf that region
in yet another war that
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osed sale of arms to Egypt
and Saudi Arabia.
At the same time, the
Board of Jewish Educa-
tion of Greater New York
has urged the Jewish
schools it services, their
faculty, students and pa-
rents, to begin a vigorous
program of letter-writing
to government officials,
in opposition to United
States arms sales to
Egypt and Sandia
Arabia.
In a March 10 "Israel
Emergency Letter-Gram"
sent to all Jewish schools in
Greater New York, BJE
executive vice president Dr.
Alvin I. Schiff said, "The
opening of the door to the
sale of arms to Egypt and
Saudi Arabia poses a seri-
ous threat to Israel's sec-
urity, and at the same time
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MISS RASKIN
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
(Sy) Raskin of Oak Park
announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sharon
Lynn, to Norman Gornbein,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Gornbein of Oak Park.
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diminishes the strength of arguments that the U.S!
Israel's bargaining position should drop its plan to sell
for peace ... it is vital that F-15 jet fighters to Saudi
the Jewish community Afabia,-
Newsweek
bring whatever pressure it magazine reported.
has to bear on its represen-
"If the F-15 sale is ap-
tatives in the House and proved, two things will
Senate. They must be urged follow automatically. We
to vote down sales to Egypt will keep an oil-price
and Saudi Arabia . . . and _ freeze through 1978, and
to vote for increased ap- Saudi Arabia will (re-
propriations for Israel and main) on the dollar basis
keep the long-standing indefinitely," rather than
commitment of the U.S. to switching its huge hold-
the Jewish
ings out of the hard-
-- state."
In Detroit, the Metropoli- pressed U.S. currency.
Meanwhile, the State De-
tan Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah and Cong. partment would not com-
Shaarey Zedek activated ment on a report in Aviation
their Telebanks expressing Week that Taiwan is con-
opposition in the names of sidering buying two squad-
its members to proposed rons of Israeli-built Kfir
U.S. weapon sales to Saudi fighter aircraft.
Arabia and Egypt.
A spokesman said no
In Washington, U.S. Am- comment would be forth-
bassador to Saudi Arabia coming unless Israel made
John West said last week an official request to sell
that the Saudis were put- them. The U.S. vetoes an Is-
ting on the pressure to raeli contract with Equador
counter one of Israel Prime on the transfer of Kfir
Minister Menahem Begin's planes last year.
MISS HENKIN
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond
Henkin of Southfield an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Karen, to
Dr. Scott Paul Arbit, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Saul Arbit of
Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss
Henkin
was
graduated from the Univer-
sity of Michigan, where she
earned a master's degree in
linguistics. Her fiance was
graduated from the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh School of
Dental Medicine and is
doing a residency in or-
'thodontia at the U-M.
A June wedding is plan-
ked.
NEW YORK (JTA) —
. The federal Equal Employ-
ment Opportunity Commis-
sion (EEOC), the agency
which administers provi-
sions of the 1964 Civil
Rights Act barring bias in
employment, will hold fact-
finding hearings on
employers' accommodation
to religious observance
needs in employment.
The hearings will begin
in New York April 6. Addi-
tional hearings are tenta-
tively scheduled to be held
next month in Los Angeles
and Milwaukee.
The Civil Rights. Act pr.i-
vides that employers are re-
quired to make "reasonable
accommodation" to the re-
ligious needs of their
employes unless "undue
hardship" would result.
Sidney Kwestel, presi-
dent of the National Jewish
Commission on Law and
Public Affairs (COLPA),
said the hearings will be the
first broad-range explora-
tion by a government
agency of the problems
faced by the Sabbath ob-
server in employment and
the means used to resolve
them.
He applauded the
EEOC and its chairman,
Commissioner Eleanor
Holmes Norton, for act-
ing to bring the job prob-
lems of religious
minorities to a higher
public awareness.
accomplished and should
not be seen as presenting
substantial problems for
employers.
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THE HELPERTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis (Rose)
Helpert of Oak Park will
celebrate their 50th wed-
ding anniversary Saturday.
Married in Detroit, th
couple are the parents o
Mrs. Alvin (Dolores) Paul o
Oak Park and grandparen
of one grandson.
A family celebration
planned
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Kwestel said it had been
COLPA's experience in
hundreds of situations that
accommodation to religious
needs by employers is easily
Israelis in Africa
MISS TAYLOR
JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Dr. and Mrs. Jose
Although there are no dip- Taylor of Southfield a
lomatic relations between nounce the engagement
the two countries, some 400 their daughter, Nancy,
Israeli families are living in Kenneth Stocker, son of
Nigeria. The men are work-
and Mrs. Frederick Stock
ing as technicians for the also of Southfield.
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A June wedding is pl
firm.
ned.