THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20 Friday, May 18, 1919
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Zoning Board Is Overruled on Synagogue Restrictions
NEW YORK (JTA) —
The American Jewish Con-
gress has hailed as "a major
victory for religious free-
dom" a decision by the Con-
necticut Supreme Court
holding unconstituional
U.S. Threatens
to Quit W.H.O.
GENEVA — The U.S.
this week said there was a
strong chance it would quit
the World Health Organiza-
tion if the Arab states suc-
ceed in stripping Israel of
her voting rights.
The Iraqi delegate said
the Arab states want Is-
rael's voting rights with-
drawn because of alleged
mistreatment of Arabs in
the occupied territories.
zoning-law restrictions on
the operation of religious
institutions.
Beit Havurah (House of
Fellowship) was repre-
sented in the appeal by
Nathan Dershowitz, direc-
tor of the AJCongress'
Commission on Law and So-
cial Action. Wesley Horton
of Hartford served as co-
counsel. The Litchfield
County Court of Common
Pleas had upheld Beit
Havurah's status as a house
of worship, but rejected its
objection to the zoning
board action restricting
overnight worship to cer-
tain holidays- specified by
the board:
In 1975, some 40 young
Jewish professionals pur-
chased the farm house in
Norfolk, about 40 miles
northwest of Hartford. It
was shortly thereafter that
the Norfolk zoning board
said Beit Havurah did not
qualify as a permitted
1"church or other place of
worship." _ _
The Connecticut Su-
preme Court reversed -
this aspect of the lower
court's ruling. Justice
Ellen Peters, speaking
for three of the court's
five members, held that
constitutional guaran-
tees of religious_liberty
bar governmental - agen-
cies from .determining
which activities of a reli-
gious institution may be
limited under zoning
regulations.
Any "accessory use" pf its
facilities by a church or
synagogue the court said,
must be viewed as part of its
religious mission and there-
fore as immune to gov-
ernmental regulation or re-
straint, unless it is found to
be a public nuisance.
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