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Profs. Convert
Sewage to Feed
Bar-Ilan U.

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NEW YORK — A new
system for producing ani-
mal feed and useful chemi-
cals from microalgae grown
in sewage is being explored
by scientists at Israel's
Bar-Ilan University.
The experimental project
uses sunshine as its main
energy source rather than
electricity, as most other
systems do. After extracting
the chemicals (which have
traditionally been man-
ufactured from petroleum
through costly processes),
the residue has been found
to be very rich in protein
that can be used in place of
soya bean and fish meal for
animal feeding purposes.
According to Dr. Zvy
Dubinsky, who heads the
project, the new system —
in which algal culture does
not compete with conven-
tional agriculture for water
and fertilizer — "may be
economically competitive
with other land uses in hot,
arid countries. In addition,
it can prove to be an impor-
tant way for Israel and
other countries to save cur-
rency now being spent on
imported animal feed."

Emunah Women
to Open Geriatric
Nursing School

NEW YORK — In re-
sponse to the shortage of
qualified personnel in the
area of geriatric nursing
care in Israel, Emanah
Women of America will
open a school for geriatric
nursing in September as
part of the new Emunah
Women of America Com-
munity College in
Jerusalem.
The "Sally and Alta Sol-
omon School for Geriatric
Nursing," is a project of
Emnah Women in conjunc-
tion with Shaare Zedek
Hospital, where students-
wil do field work and prac-
tice internships.

Yeshiva Grads
from Diverse

Backgrounds

NEW YORK — A former
nun from Anchorage,
Alaska, a legPlly blind
rabbi from Oberlin, Ohio,
and an ex-United States
Army Corps Sergeant and
Holocaust survivor engaged
in relocation of elderly Jews
in Brooklyn's Brownsville
section are among the 55
students who will be
graduated from Yeshiva
University's Wurzweiler
School of Social Work
(WSSW) on Aug. 1.
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Lloyd Setleis, the students,
who are from 17 states, in
addition to Canada and Is-
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"Block Education Pro-
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Ruling on Quotas
Upsets the ADL

NEW YORK — The
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith has called the
July 2 U.S. Supreme Court
decision upholding racial
quotas in awarding public
works contracts a blow to
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ple of non-discrimination."
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(friend of the court) brief in
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ethnic categories by grant-
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or ethnicity," the ADL said.

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