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Scholarship Honors Detroiter

HOUSTON — A perma-
nent scholarship endow-
ment fund named for Mary
Wetsman Uhr of Detroit has
been set up in the law school
of Hebrew University by
her son, Dr. Jonathan Uhr,
formerly of Detroit and cur-'

rently residing in Dallas.
Mary Uhr, who devoted
much of her life to Jewish
causes and Israel, including
Hadassah, served as assis-
tant head of the Legal Aid
Bureau in Detroit.
A similar endowment

Doctors Plan New Tactics

Is-
' TEL AVIV (JTA)
raeli 'doctors,. now in the
fourth month of their strike
for higher wages, say they
are planning a new tactic to
force the government to ac-
cept their demands for
nearly double income by
making it more expensive
not to.
The tactic will result in
better service to patients
but at a heavy cost to the
government hospitals. at
which most of the doctors
are employed, the strikers
say. The doctors presently
treat patients at alternative
clinics for a fee of 900
Shekels ($20) per visit.
They now intend to send
most of their patients to
government hospitals for a
battery of tests paid for by
the state.
A spokesman for the
Medical Association said
the plan would be im-
plemented in a few days if
negotiations with gov-
ernment representatives
remain at an impasse. He
said one of the results
would be serious over-

crowding of the hospitals
where the wards are al-
ready filled to capacit3r
and many patienti oc-
cupy beds in the cor-
ridors. The patients will
be receiving more medi-
cal attention than they
ever had, the doctors
contended.
The goVernment hospi-
tals are presently manned
by about 10 percent of their
normal medical staffs.

fund was established for
Max Klibanoff, Dr. Uhr's
father-in-law.
Also, an annual award in
pediatrics has been estab-
lished at The Hebrew
University-Hadassah Med-
ical Center in honor of Dr:
Jacques S. Uhr, Jonathan's
father. This award will
permit young faculty mem-
bers to attend international
meetings.

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JERUSALEM (JTA) --
According to a Maariv re-
port, an Israeli sniper in
west Beirut had PLO chief
Yasir Arafat in his gun
sights at a distance of 140
meters, but instead of kil-
ling him, he took Arafat's
picture.

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More Cemeteries
Will Be Razed

LONDON — More than
20 Jewish cemeteries have
been scheduled to be de-
stroyed in Czechoslovakia
this year, according to the
International Council of
Jews from Czechoslovakia.
Some 50 have been de-
stroyed since 1974 to make
way for - industry, parks or
other development.
The ICSJ said only 345
Jewish cemeteries remain
in Bohemia-Moravia. In
1948 there were 500.

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foolish is an imminent ruin.

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