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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Aid Is Sought
for Jewish Aged
in Argentina
NEW YORK — Some 17
percent of Argentina's
450,000 Jews are elderly,
and among them are many
who are impoverished or
who have mental health
problems, according to an
Argentinian Jewish social
service director enrolled in
Yeshiva University's
Gerontological Institute
(YUGI) post-master's de-
gree program at Wurz-
weiler School of Social
Work.
Dr. Ramon Gutmann, di-
rector of the main Jewish
senior citizens center of
Buenos Aires, enrolled in
the one-year program in an
effort to learn how the
Wurzweiler School and
Jewish communal agencies
work with the Jewish aged
in the United States.
He said that 70 percent of
those served by the Jewish
community are the aged,
and that their major prob-
lems were those of poverty
and mental health.
Be noted that the trend
is to allow the commu-
nity's Jewish elderly to
remain in their own
homes and receive per-
manent and integrated
care, mainly in their
homes but also at the
senior centers as well as
institutional care.
The Jewish community
partially supports and
works with some 40 private
homes for the Jewish aged,
he added, and gets financial
aid from Argentina Jewry.
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Pessimistic View
TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
Maariv correspondent Uri
Dan quoted "reliable
sources" as saying that
former U.S. Secretary of
, State Henry Kissinger is
pessimistic about the
Isareli-Egyptian peace
treaty.
The sources quote Kis-
singer as saying that it will
endure only until 1983,
when all of the Sinai is re-
turned to Egypt.
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LOS ANGELES (JTA) —
Cutting the costs of absorp-
tion of Soviet Jewish
emigres and increasing
their Jewish identity are
the key goals of a one-year
study project directed by the
Council on Jewish Life of
the Jewish Federation-
Council of Greater Los
Angeles. The project is
being funded by a grant
from the Council of Jewish
Federations.
Ruby Bubis, program di-
rector, said the program
will select at random one of
every five newcomers who
will be "adopted" by volun-
teer host families which will
be recruited from
synagogues and member-
ship organizations.
She said the host families
will be expected to develop
close personal relationships
with the newcomers and
help them with many as-
pects of resettlement..
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