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Kollek Supports Separate Units
for Israel-Controlled Jerusalem
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Mayor Teddy Kollek said
Saturday that he agrees
with Egyptian Deputy
Prime- Minister Hassan el
Tohami as to the establish-
ment of separate municipal
councils in Jerusalem, but
cautioned that this was on
condition that Jerusalem
remain under Israeli sover-
eignty with one mayor.
In an interview with a
Maariv correspondent in
Rabat, Tohami had said
that Egyptian President
Anwar Sadat promised the
U.S.- and Israel that the Is-
raeli capital would remain
united and that the solution
would be the establishment
of two separate municipal
councils — one Arab and
one Jewish — which would
UHS Scholarships
Made Available
Betty -& Bob Seigle and family
and
All the Staff At
SEIGLE FORD
The United Hebrew
Schools ha:ye instituted a
new scholarship, the Pearl
Scholarship, to be awarded
to two high school students
who participate in the full
UHS seven-hour program. _
Applicants will be judged
on academic merit and in-
volvement in Zionist and
synagogue activities.
The -$500 scholarships
will be awarded in January •
and are to be used for study
in Israel, work on a kibutz
and tour of Israel.
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be under one united regional mayor. How-
Jerusalem municipal coun- ever, this would be within
the framework of one
cil.
"For almost 10 years I city, the capital of Israel!
have believed that the Israeli sovereignty over
solution for Jerusalem the city would thus not be
rests in dividing the city lessened."
Kollek added that he was
into quarters, each of
which would be managed certain agreement could be
independently," Kollek reached on the issue, citing
said. "Each could have its London and West Berlin as
own council and own examples.
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Racial Job Statistics Opposed
WASHINGTON — Three
Jewish organizations told
the Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission
(EEOC) last week they op-
posed a plan requiring em-
ployers to identify job appli-
cants individually by race,
sex and ethnic origin.
Nathan Z. Dershowitz,
director of the American
Jewish Congress Commis-
sion on Law, Social Action
and Urban Affairs, testified
before a hearing of the
EEOC on behalf of his
organization as well as the
American Jewish Commit-
tee and the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith.
Proposed EEOC regula-
tions requiring that every
person applying for a job in
private industry or gov-
ernment be identified by
color, sex and ethnicity
would "institutionalize
practices which are fraught
with dangers of increase
discrimination," Der
showitz said.
Under existing regula-
tions, he said, only aggre-
gate statistics on the race,
sex and ethnicity of job
applicants are required.
Dershowitz stated, "The
failure of current law to in-
clude any requirement that
employers keep lists of em-
ployees or applicants indi-
vidually identified by race
is not pure happenstance.
The elimination of racial
and ethnic inquiries on ap-
plication forms and from the
hiring process generally
was a prime objective of the
civil rights movement in the
past."
The organization for Re-
habilitation through Train-
ing is responsible for one-
third of all technical and
vocational training in Is-
rael. -