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City of David was promptly
welcomed by Education
Minister Zevulun Hammer.
But it was angrily de-
nounced by Ashkenazi
Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren
who accused Zamir of
"casuistry to justify desec-
ration of graves."
The Attorney General's
legal opinion held that the
evidence presented so far by
the Chief Rabbinate to sup-
port its halakhic ruling that
the dig site is an old Jewish
cemetery "is not sufficient"
grounds to revoke the exca-
vation license awarded
years ago to a Hebrew Uni-
versity archeological team
by the government De-
partment of Antiquities.
However, Zamir stated,
the rabbis do have a great
deal of material evidence
that Jewish graves possibly
exist at the site and there-
- lore a careful scientific
examination is called for be-
fore the status of the dig
license can be finally de-
termined.

Hammer, a leader of
the National Religious
Party and an Orthodox-
Jew, hailed Zamir's opin-
ion for showing "sensitiv-
ity to all sides" in the con-
`• troversy. He indicated
that he would accept and
implement the proposal.

Goren's fury was aroused
apparently by Zamir's
statement that halakhic
authority was not the final
arbiter and cannot super-
sede the laws of the secular
state.
Zamir's opinion echoed
the 2-1 ruling by the Sup-
reme Court last week that
the rabbinate has no legal
right to determine state pol-
' icy.
The Attorney General's
opinion and the fact that the
Hebrew University team
headed by Prof. Yigal
Shilch will end the season's
diggings this week, are ex-
pected to defuse the con-

troversy which had

It is also expected that
the results of the scien-
tific investigation, if
properly conducted, will
be accepted as final by
the vast majority of Is-
raelis, secular and reli-
gious.

We wish you a happy,

healthy and
prosperous New Year

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Warsh
and Family

But many observers see
the controversy over the dig
as only symptomatic of a
larger power struggle be-
tween the Orthodox estab-

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Raderman
and Family

Yeshiva U. Grads
Study Medicine

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lishment which seeks to
have the state impose reli-
gious strictures and the
secular majority which vig-
orously resists such at-
tempts.

triggered violent demon-
strations by religious
zealots in Israel and abroad.

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AJC Honors 1st Woman VP

Official Backs Experiments
to Determine Status of Digs

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Attorney General Yitzhak
Zamir's recommendation
Sunday for "experimental
excavations" to determine
whether ancient Jewish bu-
rial grounds would be dis-
turbed by the controversial
archeological digs at the

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NEW YORK — Some 97
_percent of Yeshiva Univer-
. sity's 1981 undergraduates
who applied to health sci-
_ ences professional schools
have been accepted to at
least one of those schools,
and 97 percent of those who
applied have been accepted
to at least one American
Bar Association-accredited
law school, accordingto Dr.
1W:ael . Miller senior vice
'-presilferit 11th:ref:sky .

Friday, September 25, 1981 37

NEW YORK — Ruth R.
Goddard, an honorary vice
president of the American
Jewish Committee, was
honored last week on the oc-
casion of her 80th birthday
at. a dinner in New York's
Plaza Hotel.
Mrs. Goddard served for

many years as chairperson
of the Women's Campaign
Board of AJCommittee's
Appeal for Human Rela-
tions, and subsequently be-
came its honorary chairper-
son. She was the first
woman to be elected a na-
tional vice president of AJC.

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