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DETROIT JEWISH HEWS

24 Friday, October 22, 1982

AZF Convention Nov. 7-9

UAHC Launches Fund Drive for Polish JuctaTica Project

LOS ANGELES (JTA) —
The Union of American He--
brew Congregations
•(UAHC) has launched a $5
Million drive to rescue, re-
store and reacquire long-
lost documents and artifacts
representing 1,000 years of
Polish-Jewish history.
The funds will go toward

the UAHC's Polish Judaica
project, initiated last year
following the signing of a
unique cultural exchange
agreement between the Re-
form Jewish group and the
University of Warsaw.
Dr. Armand Hammer,
president of Occidental
Petroleum Corp., served as

chairman of a $500-a-plate
dinner in the Beverly Wil-
shire Hotel attended by 600
guests last week. Hammer
called the UAHC-Polish
agreement "a breakthrough
because. for The first time a
Cointiaunist -nation„ :P4plagd,
has agreed contractually
with an American JeWish

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organizaiton to provide
Judaic objects, manuscripts
and art, much of which has
been inaccessible to West-
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"The agreement will
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Romania MFN
Topic for Reagan

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
President Reagan will de-
cide this spring whether to
recommend the Most Fa-
vored Nation (MFN) trade
status for Romania "not on
Romanian pledges but
Romanian performances on
human rights issues" such
as emigration, State De-
partment spokesman John
Hughes said.
He noted that when Con-
gress was considering ex-
tension of MFN for
Raiiitgia last summer the
Ronilioian government
promised to improve its
emigration procedures and
said it w9uld discuss the
issue with- U.S. officials, El-
Assistant Sec-
liot
-lretary of State for Human
Rights and Humanitarian
Affairs, held discussions on
emigration procedures in
Bucharest Oct. 6-7.
Hughes said the talks
"made real progress but
reached no final accord, and
MFN for Romania for next
year is not assured."
He said the two govern-
ments will continue dis-
cussions "and we will watch
carefully to see if the delays
and harassment applicants
for migration have faced are
now being eliminated."

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NEW YORK — Moshe
Arens, Israeli ambassaddr-
to the. U.S. and Ze3.7ulun
Hammer, Israel's minister
of education and culture,
will speak at the American
Zionist Federation's
Seventh Biennial Conven-
tion, Nov: in Spring
Glen, N.Y.
The AZF will deliberate
on the issues of youth, aliya -
and Israel's image in the
media. Workshops are to be
held on public relations,
shlikhim and community
organizing. Anti-Zionism,
Jewish values, and how to
set up a Zionist calendar
will also be studied.
The AZF includes the
American Jewish League
for Israel, American Miz-
rachi Women, American
Zionist Youth Council,
Americans for a Progressive
Israel, Association of Re-

Pioneer Women
Form Task Force

NEW YORK — Pioneer
Women - Naamat has
formed a Washington task
force to monitor federal
legislation and regulations
on issues,cencerning the
organization's membership,
according to-Phyllis Sutker,
Pioneer Women president.
Thetask force, chaired by
_Rosalind Marilnont of
Silver Spring, Md., will
meet four 'to six -times a
year.

Bridges Opened

JERUSALEM — Israel
has rescinded a year-old ban
and will again allow
tourists from Jordan to re-
turn via the Jordan River
after visiting Israel.
, Israel had- allowed such
tourist traffic under its
"Open Bridges" policy since
it captured the West Bank
in 1967.

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Bnai Zion, Emunah
(Women), Hadassah, Labor
Zionist Alliance, MeTtaz
(Conservative Zionists),
North American Aliya
Movement,,,, Pioneer
Wairfen/Naligati Religious .
Zionists of Ainerica, United
Zionists-Revisionists /
Herz t,'Zionist9rganization
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