THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Teachers UHS Settle
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The state fact-finder,
The teachers were
supposed to report to Leon Herman, issued his
class in early September report in the dispute in
1978, but went on strike April 1979 and William
until Sept. 24, 1978, when Ellmann, commissioner of
both sides agreed to the Michigan Employment
non-binding fact-finding Relations Commission,
by a state-appointed labelled both sides "intract-
mediator. Twelve class , able" when negotiations
days were missed be- dragged through the sum-
mer of 1979.
cause of the strike.
Israel Cabinet Moves to Find
New Site for Gush Emunim
Friday, November 9, 1979 11
CONG. B'NAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB
will sponsor a
The debate over future
PRE-THANKSGIVING
"FEATHER PARTY"
The Cabinet empowered the settlement policy in light
of
the
Supreme
Court's
Ministerial. Defense Com-
Sat., November 17th, 1979
mittee to find another site Elon Moreh decision
at 8:00 P.M. in the Rotenberg Hall
for the Gush Emunim set- began Nov. 1, but
reached no conclusions.
tlement of Elon Moreh.
PRIZES will be Turkeys (Kosher)
But the two principal It will be resumed at an-
supporters of the Gush, Ag- other session by Sunday,
and Food Baskets
riculture Minister Ariel the - Cabinet announced.
The crisis over Elon
Sharon and Education
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Minister Zevulun Hammer, Moreh developed when the
dissented angrily and fear Supreme Court flatly re-
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was expressed in some cir- jected the government's
claim
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cles that this might encour-
age the settlers to resist for- was necessary for security.
cibly when the army carries
out the Supreme Court's
Oct. 22 order to dismantle
the settlement in 30 days.
The Cabinet majority
made it clear that the gov-
ernment will abide by the
high court's ruling that
Elon Moreh was established
illegally on seized Arab
lands and must be removed.
But the .issue has aroused
intense emotions.
Sharon, a member of
the Ministerial Defense
Committee, declared that
he would have no part in
the effort to find an alter-
native site for Elon
Moreh.
According to an Israel
Radio report, Sharon
stalked out of the Cabinet
room when Defense Minis-
ter Ezer Weizman began a
lengthy presentation of his
views that the settlement
question must be dealt with
in the broader context of the
overall peace process.
After the session, Ham-
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the Cabinet has deferred a
showdown on the settle-
ment issue.
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
WE WON'T LOSE A
CUSTOMER OVER PRICE!
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Shown signing the new contract between United
Hebrew Schools and its teachers are, from left, Rabbi
Charles Rosenzveig, president of the Association of
Hebrew Teachers of Metropolitan Detroit, Albert L.
Lieberman, UHS assistant treasurer, and Rose Kaye,
UHS board president.
Urge Solidarity
With Falashas
NEW YORK (JTA) — An
emergency assembly in sol-
idarity with Falashas, the
Jews of Ethiopia, was held
in New York at Stern Col-
lege. The assembly was
called to coincide with
demonstrations held in
Jerusalem by the small
Falasha community in Is-
rael.
Dr. Graenum Berger,
executive vice president of
the American Association
for Ethiopian Jews, and
Rabbi Hailu Paris, spiritual
leader of Cong. Mount
Horeb, said the Jewish
world in general and the Is-
raeli government in par-
cular are neglecting the
.esperate plight of the
fast-disappearing Falashas
of Ethiopia. Their im-
mediate rescue through
mass aliya was held out as
their only hope.
The assembly heard ex-
cerpts of recent letters from
Jews in Ethiopia describing
the destruction of whole vil-
lages and the massacre and
enslavement of many Jews.
A memorial service on
behalf of the murdered
Falashas was conducted by
Rabbi, Irving Block of the
Brotherhood Synagogue. ,
He is in the way of life
that heedeth instruction;
but he that forsaketh re-
proof' erreth.
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W. BLOOMFIELD
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author of the book "Who Financed Hitler?" This
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