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July 04, 1980 - Image 21

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-07-04

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Friday, July 4, 1980 21

TIIE'MIM1T1EVIS-if

Iranian Jewry's Relationship
With Khomeini Excellent?'

TEHERAN (ZINS) — The
Jewish member of the Ira-
nian Parliament, Izhak
Farahamind, claims that
Iranian Jewry has excellent
relations with the regime of
Ayatollah Khomeini. He
said their only fears stem
from "the climate of insta-
bility and insecurity in the
country."
Farahamind says 20,000
Iranian Jews have left the
country because they were
afraid of actions against
minorities. He said, how-

Lubavitcher
Wins U.S. Suit
Over His Beard

ever, that there are only 50
Jews in Iranian jails,
"which is a small number in
comparison with non-
Jewish prisoners."
Israel estimates that
30,000 of Iran's 80,000
Jews have left the coun-
try, but only 6,000 have
settled in Israel. Of that
6,000 only 330 have regis-
tered for Israeli citizen-
ship.
The executive director of
the Union of Iranian Im-
migrants, Menashe
Amidaber, says that immi-
gration has fallen in recent
months because immig-
rants from Iran are now
permitted to take only
$1,000 with them.

NEW YORK (JTA) — A
Hasidic Jew has won a sec-
ond legal battle with a fed- Sills, Bernstein
eral agency for the right to Featured at NY
keep his beard for religious Symphony Parley
reasons, according to the
NEW YORK — A salute
National Jewish Commis-
sion on Law and Public Af- to Beverly Sills and an ad-
fairs (COLPA), which re- dress by Leonard Bernstein
presented him in both con- were highlights of the re-
cent 35th annual conference
tests.
Gershon Eigner, a of the American Symphony
Lubavitch member, was re- Orchestra League at the
fused a position in 1978 as Sheraton Center.
Miss Sills, the star sop-
an immigrdtion inspector
for the Immigration and rano and director of the New
Naturalization Services York City Opera, received
(INS) for declining to abide the league's Gold Baton
by the INS "no beard" pol- Award in recognition of her
icy. Howard Zuckerman, "cultivation and captiva-
COLPA president, said that tion of new audiences for the
after a hearing, the Equal arts for over 30 years."
Previous recipients of the
Opportunity Employment
Commission (EOEC) or- Gold Baton have been
dered that Eigner be Eugene Ormandy of the
Philadelphia Orchestra and
reinstated.
In a similar confronta- Aaron Copland, the Ameri-
tion previously with the can composer and conduc-
Federal Protection Serv- tor.
Bernstein, in the opening
ice, an agency of the Gen-
eral Administration address to the conference,
Services which provides reminded the 1,500 mem-
security personnel for bers of the league of the
federal facilities, Eigner importance of teamwork in
won a Civil Service ruling producing fine music. Not
in January 1977 that he just musicians and conduc-
could wear his full beard tors, but symphony mana-
as a federal protection gers and board members
must all pull together, he
officer.
After vindication of his said.
stand, Eigner subsequently
applied for and was hired for Bnai Brith Covers
the INS post but was or- Honor Veterans,
dered by that agency to Jewish Patriot
shave his beard off or re-
SILVER SPRING-, Md. —
sign; Zudceririan said.
Bnai Brith Philatelic Serv-
ice will offer a first day
Bar Mitzva
cover with the new Vete -
Focus of Haifa U. rans Administration stamp
HAIFA — Haifa Univer- to be issued on July 21.
The cachet honors the
sity has initiated, under the
Jewish
War Veterans of
auspices of its extension
studies division, a Bar America, the oldest active
veterans organization in
Mitzva program.
Lasting the academic the United States.
Another first day cover
year, the university-level
will
be offered with the new
course aims to enrich
Jewish consciousness, fos- General Galvez stamp on
ter knowledge of Jewish July 23. This cachet honors
Morecai Sheftall, a Revolu-
tradition and provide indi- tionary
patriot.
vidualized training in prep-
aration for Bar Mitzva.
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There are meetings with
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TORONTO (JTA) —
prayer, Shabat, holidays Some 95 percent of all eligi-
and the laws affecting them, ble children in Hamilton,
tefilin, aliyot and basic Ont., are getting some kind
of Jewish education, rank-
texts.
The course includes trips ing the Hamilton Jewish
to synagogues built during community of 1,500 Jewish
different periods in Jewish families as having one of the
history, visits to Jerusalem highest per capita Jewish
and the Western Wall, the school enrollments in North
Jewish Quarter, yeshivot America, according to the
Canadian Jewish News.
and Yad Vashem.

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