Doctors' Strike Into 4th Month
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Hope by publicly-employed doc-
has faded for a speedy end to tors after the doctors an-
the three-month old strike nounced last week that they
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were breaking off talks with
the Finance Ministry.
They termed "insulting"
a speech by Finance Minis-
ter Yoram Aridor in the
Knesset accusing the doc-
tors of trying "to enrich
themselves at the expense
of their patients' health."
The doctors retorted that
their only demand was a de-
cent salary and decent
working conditions which
the government was deny-
ing them.
They rejected Aridor's
charge that their strike was
endangering public health,
pointing out that hospitals
were still functioning,
though pin a reduced
weekend schedule, and that
alternative medical care
was available at the clinics
of Histadrut's Kupat Holim
(sick-fund) where the Medi-
cal Association was supply-
ing service.
Kupat Holim doctors
are also striking, al-
though they treat
patients privately for a
fee, away from the
clinics. That situation re-
sulted in the anomaly of a
senior Histadrut official
— Dr. Haim Doron, head
of Kupat Holim — de-
manding that Health
Minister Eliezer Shostak
order the Histadrut doc-
tors back to work. His-
tadrut normally has op-
posed back-to-work or-
ders to any trade
unionists.
Shostak, whose repeated
orders to striking govern-
ment doctors to return to
their jobs were ignored, re-
fused to issue the same or-
ders to Histadrut doctors.
Meanwhile, the . Labor
Council in Beersheba has
threatened to call a general
strike in that city unless the
Kupat Holim clinics resture
normal service.
Arthritis Forum
in Southfield
The Michigan chapter of
the Arthritis Foundation
will sponsor "Doing Better
with Arthritis," a public
health education forum
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur-
day at the Southfield Civic
Center.
The free program will
focus on the medical, social
and behavorial aspects of
coping with arthritis.
Lecture 'Slated
at Somerset Mall
The Center for New
Thinking will present a talk
in its "Heroes Under At-
tack" lecture series 10 a.m.
Thursday in the Somerset
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day's lecture will focus on
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The public is invited at a
charge. For information,
call the Center for New
Thinking, 546-8928.
May Parley
PHILADELPHIA —
More than 100 delegates
from across the country are
scheduled to attend the 25th
anniversary conference of
the National Tay-Sachs and
Allied Diseases Association
Thursday through May 15.
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to Host CJF Summer Program
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one of the host schools for
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tinuing professional educa-
tion sponsored by the Coun-
cil of Jewish Federations
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fered Aug. 15-19 on the U-M
campus in Ann Arbor. Dr.
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cal Philosophy at Columbia
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tant Robert Hiller will
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Dr. Robert Chazan, pro-
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executive vice president of
the Jewish Federation-
Council of Greater Los
Angeles also will teach a
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