THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Aguda Demands for Sabbath
Closings Are Being Probed
TEL AVIV (JTA) —
Transport Minister Haim
Corfu paid his first official
visit to El Al headquarters
at Ben-Gurion Airport since
taking over the ministry.
He discussed with airline
officials the implications of
closing down the airline on
Sabbath and holidays, as
demanded by Aguda Israel
in the coalition agreement.
Airline officials told him
he Sabbath ban would lead
t the dismissal of about 250
to
employees, including pilots
and cabin crews, and cost
the airline $50 million a
year in lost revenue.
El Al has anticipated
some 90,000 passengers
next year aboard special
Sabbath charter and pil-
grim flights. These will be
lost to the company itself,
though some may be
transferred to its recently
established subsidiary
Sun D'Or Charter Co.
which flies planes with a
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Meanwhile, Tel Aviv
Mayor Shlomo Lahat re-
jected a demand by Or-
thodox members of the
municipal council to close
down the newly-opened
Dolphinarium on the sea
front on Sabbath and holi-
days. He said he would
agree to close shops and
cinemas in the Dol-
phinarium complex, but
would not ban the dolphin
and sea lion shows or res-
taurants there.
The dolphinarium, a
million-dollar investment
by South African investors,
opened last month and the
dolphin display has been
showing to "sold out" audi-
ences, especially on Shabat.
The owners say they will
have to wind up the busi-
ness if forced to close on
Saturdays.
The demand to close
the dolphinarium was
made by Deputy Mayor
Haim Basok, who heads
the religious faction on
the council.
Basok admitted to Israel
Radio there was a "natural
linkage" between his de-
mand and the success of
Aguda Israel in obtaining
its religious observance
demands from Premier
Menahem Begin. Lahat
said the city was suffering
from competition between
the National Religious
Party and the Aguda as to
who could wring the most
concessions on matters of
religious observance.
PLAN TO ATTEND BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY'S
DINNER AND ACADEMIC CONVOCATION
honoring
PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
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Jazz in Israel
JERUSALEM — The
final concert of the first
Jerusalem Jazz Festival
drew more than 11,000 fans
last week. The concert fea-
tured keyboard player-
composer Chick Corea and a,
supporting cast of top-notch
American performers.
Editor and Publisher of The Jewish News
and marking the establishment of the
PHILIP SLOMOVITZ CHAIR IN COMMUNICATIONS
AT BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1981
6:00 P.M.
CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK
DR. MARTIN HART_
GeneralVice Chairman—Chairman, Education Committee
IRVING LAKER
General Chairman
NORMAN A. PAPPAS
Endowment Chairman
HENRY P. LEE MAX NOSANCHUK
Scholarship Chairmen
SHARON HART
Arrangements Chairman
SALEK LESSMAN
Chairman, Business Administration
JOSEPH H. JACKIER
Development Chairman, Faculty of Law
DR. BRUCE M. FOOTE
Flint Area Chairman
JACOB ROSENTHAL
Windsor Area Chairman
DAVID HERMELIN
EMERY I. KLEIN
ROBERT H. NAFTALY
IRVING NUSBAUM
American Board of Overseers
MAX STOLLMAN
Global Board of Trustees
Labor Unit
Will Boost
Israel Support
NEW YORK (JTA) —
The Jewish Labor Commit-
tee (JLC) has reported a
new national program to
organize grassroots support
for Israel's security. The
JLC said that the program,
"Labor for a Secure Israel,"
will seek to develop support
for Israel" within govern-
ment and the general corn-
munity by mobilizing labor
in areas of the country
where the Jewish commu-
nity is weak and where
labor has strength and
influence."
JLC officials said that
among the states under con-
sideration for the activities
of the new program are
Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Louisiana, Ar-
kansas, Alabama, Mon-
tana, Idaho, Wyoming,
North and South Dakota,
Iowa, New Mexico, Nevada
and Utah.
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FRIEDA STOLLMAN
Global Board of Trustees=President, American Women for Bar-Ilan
MYRON L. MILGROM
General Chairman
DR. LEON FILL
Global Board of Trustees—Vice President, American Board of Overseers
PHILLIP STOLLMAN
Chairman, Global Board of Trustees
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Charles E. Feinberg
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Martin R. Goldman
Norma Goldman
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Midwest Executive Director
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Sonny Raichlen
Bernard H. Stollman
Mrs. Harold Robinson
Dr. Gerald Stollman
Jack A. Robinson
Dr. Samuel S. Stollman
Ben Rosen
Myron Steinberg
Burt Rosen
Morris Tabachnick
Dr. Harvey P. Sabbota
David S. Tanzman
Dave Sawka
Martin Waldman
Mrs. Morris Schaver
Saul Waldman
Mark E. Schlussel
Harvey Weisberg
Robert A. Schwartz
Peter Weisberg
Abe Selesny
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