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Novelist Saul Bellow Joins Academics
in Affirming Goals of Zionist Cause

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The statement endorsed
the concept of Jewish self-
determination as embodied
in the existence of a sover-
eign state in the historic
Jewish homeland and reaf-
firmed the right of Jews to
work toward the following

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centrality of Israel in its
life; the ingathering of the
Jewish people in its his-
toric homeland Eretz Is-
rael through aliya from
all countries;
• The strengthening of
the state of Israel, which is
based on the prophetic
vision of justice and peace;
• The preservation of the
identity of the Jewish
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WASHINGTON (JTA) —
The Reagan Administra-
I tion sent its controversial
tuition tax credit bill . to
Congress. It would allow
parents of children attend-
I ing parochial and other pri-
schools to deduct up to
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50 percent of each child's
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spiritual and cultural val-
ues; and
• The protection of the
Jewish rights everywhere.
Hyman noted that in
addition to Bellow, the
statement of affirmation
was signed by Saul Co-
hen, president of Queens
College; Nathan Glazer of
Harvard University;
Seymour Martin Upset of
Stanford University;
Allen Pollack of Yeshiva
University; and David
Sidorsky of Columbia
University. The comple-
ment of signators came
from 300 campuses in 32
states and nearly 1,000
other institutions
nationwide.
The statement was circu-
lated by the Zionist Aca-
demic Council, the aca-
demic affiliate of the
American Zionist Federa-
tion. ZAC mobilizes aca-
demic support for Zionist
and Israel using a variety of
formats such as confer-
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speakers tours and publica-
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The measure, similar to
one introduced early this
year by Sens. Daniel
Moynihan (D-N.Y.), Robert
Packwood (R-Ore.) and
William Roth (R-Del.),
would allow a maximum
deduction of $100 per child
in 1983, $300 in 1984 and
$500 in 1985 and thereafter.
The cost to the Treasury by
1987 is estimated at $1.5
billion.
The bill was expected to
be introduced in the Senate
by Robert Dole (R-Kan.) and
in the House by Reps. Willis
Gradison (R-Ohio) and
Mario Biaggi (D-N.Y.).
It is strongly opposed by
civil libertarian and civil
rights groups which ques-
tion its constitutionality. It
is equally strongly sup-
ported by Roman Catholic
and Orthodox Jewish
groups.
Under the Administra-
tion bill, the maximum de-
duction would be phased out
for families with annual in-
comes over $50,000 and
would not apply to those
with incomes over $75,000
or to college students.
The Administration
measure also contains an
anti-discrimination pro-
vision which has come
under attack by civil rights
groups. The latter contend
that it is without substance
because it would place the
burden of proof of discrimi-
nation on individual com-
plainants rather than on
schools accused of racial or
religious discrimination.
Rabbi Menachem
Lubinsky, director of gov-
ernment and public affairs
for Agudath Israel of
America, who attended the
ceremony at which
President Reagan an-
nounced his transmittal of
the tuition tax credit pro-
posal to Congress, said he
told the President that "Or-
thodox Jews, regardless of
background, are united in
support" of the measure.

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