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January 07, 1983 - Image 43

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1983-01-07

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Campaign Session for Sinai

Physicians on the house staff of Sinai Hospital
heard a presentation recently on the local and over-
seas beneficiaries of the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Hosted by Mira Eisenberg, second from left, and Dr.
Leo Eisenberg, right, the evening featured Campaign
officers, from left, Dr. • Conrad L. Giles, Dr. Richard
Krugel and Lawrence S. Jackier.

Hillel Foundation at WSU
Begins Series of Classes

Bnai Brith Hillel Found-
ation at Wayne State Uni-
versity will begin a series of
( classes 8 p.m. Monday at
Hillel House, 14400 W. 10
Mile, Oak Park.
At 8 p.m. Monday, Aviva
> Tolwin will teach "Selected
Commandments." On
Tuesday, David Weingar-
den will speak on "The
Basic Questions of Life."
Rabbi Moshe Polter will
teach a course in beginning
Hebrew, including reading
and writing, 8 p.m. Wed-
nesdays. Yehezkel Scher
will discuss "Eight Ways to
- Improve the Quality of Life"
at 8 p.m. Thursdays. Regis-
tration will be taken at the
first meeting of each course.
Rabbi Mon Tolwin ar-
ranged the courses. For
details, call the Hillel
Foundation, 577-3459.
Psychology Prof. Kalman
Kaplan and history Prof.
Matthew Schwartz, will
_ present their paper on "He-
- - brew and Greek Models of
Parent-Child Relation-
ships" noon Wednesday at
the Hillel Lounge, 667 Stu-
dent Center Building, on

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campus. The public is wel-
come.
Kosher lunches will be
available 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
starting Monday at Hillel.

Tuition Credits
Called Unlawful

NEW YORK — Tuition
tax credits for families of
children attending private
religious schools are just as
unconstitutional as direct
government grants to such
institutions, says a brief
filed in the U.S. Supreme
Court on behalf of more
than 60 religious, educa-
tional and public affairs
organizations including the
American Jewish Congress.
The brief urges that a
Minnesota law permitting
parents of pupils attending
nonpublic schools to deduct
tuition and other school ex-
penses for income tax pur-
poses be declared uncon-
stitutional.

Better to get up late and
be wide awake then, than to
get up early and be asleep
all day.

Professional
Dance
Entertainment

ANLO
PRESENTS

Item on Normalization Snags Israel-Lebanon Talksq

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JERUSALEM (JTA) —
How to formulate an agenda
item on normalization of re-
lations — that is still the
main obstacle holding up
agreement on an agenda in
the Israel-Lebanon talks. A
90-minute meeting Wed-
nesday in Jerusalem be-
tween the American
mediator Morris Draper
and Israel's Foreign Minis-
ter Yitzhak Shamir appar-
ently failed to produce a
breakthrough on this issue.
Israeli sources said.
Draper had brought "new
ideas" on the issue that had
been discussed between
himself and the Lebanese
leadership.
But Israel Radio (Kol Yis-
rael) reported that Shamir
had rejected the ideas and
had insisted that the con-
cept of normalization be
clearly spelled out in the
agenda.
After the meeting with
Draper, Shamir and his
director-general David
Kimche, who heads Is-
rael's delegation to the
talks with the Lebanese,
met with Premier Begin
and other top aides for a
briefing session prior to
the next round of the
talks, at Kiryat Shmona
Thursday.
Draper himself sounded
upbeat in brief remarks to
newsmen after his meeting
with Shamir and Kimche at
the Foreign Ministry. "The
talk had been good" he said.
"The negotiations are going
to go forward . . . we have
high hopes for a successful
conclusion as soon as possi-
ble."

Draper's effort was set
against the backdrop of
some tough public rhetoric
from Shamir the evening
before, in a speech to Bnei
Akiva youth movement
leaders from around the
world. The foreign minister
charged that certain Mos-
lem leaders in Lebanon who
were opposed to peaceful re-
lations with Israel did not
really represent the great
majority of the Lebanese
people, but were agents of
foreign interests."

These Moslem leaders,
whom Shamir did not name,
were the instruments of
pressure "in the hands of
the Arab states — Syria,
Saudi Arabia, even Egypt
too" — which were urging
Lebanon not to conclude a
normalization accord with
Israel.
"The world is silent and
no one protests" against
this pressure upon Leba-
non, Shamir noted. In-
stead, Israel is accused,
in a Beirut newspaper, of
seeking to pressure
Lebanon into peaceful re-
lations with her.
In fact, the foreign minis-
ter said, such peaceful rela-
tions were a vital common
interest shared by Israel
and Lebanon.
Thronghout its history,
and especially since 1948,
Lebanon had been a prey to
outside pressures (from the
east and from the south). Its
role in the Arab-Israeli con-
flict had been forced upon it
against the will of its
people.

Dr. Edward Treisman has
assumed the post of chief of
staff of Providence Hospital.
A 1954 graduate of
Wayne State University's
medical school, Dr. Treis-
man holds membership in
the Michigan and Oakland
County Medical Societies
and is a fellow of the Ameri-
can College of Surgeons.
Dr. Treisman is the past
president of the WSU Medi-
cal School Alumni Associa-
tion, a past board member of
the Zionist Organization of
Detroit and a member of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.

For the past three years,
Dr. Treisman has been the
chief of surgery at Provi-
dence. He also is on the staff
of Sinai Hospital.

great majority offcf the
Lebanese people -i*ant
peaceful relations with Is-
rael. That includes a great
many of the Moslems in
Lebanon. They want Leba-
non out of the framework of
the Israel-Arab conflict,"
Shamir said.

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"DEEP in the HEART of DANCING"

Tickets on sale now, limited number available, for
more information call ANNETTE & COMPANY,
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Entire production produced and directed by Annette Bergasse.
Choreography by:
Annette Bergasse
Lois Silverman

Similarly in 1969 the
Cairo agreements "by
which Lebanon allowed
the PLO to operate from
its territory had been
forced upon it by Nasser
and his allies.
"Israel had freed Lebanon
from these pressures. The

Providence Hospital Names
Dr. Treisman Chief of Staff

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