10 Friday, September 16, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
JNF Forest Is Tribute to Fonda
By HERBERT LUFT
(Copyright 1983, JTA, Inc.)
HOLLYWOOD — Jane
Fonda and her husband,
California State Assem-
blyman Tom Hayden, in-
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mony of the Henry Fonda
Memorial Forest, a perma-
nent tribute to the actor
who died a year ago.
The 10,000-tree forest
will be established within
the Jewish National Fund's
American Independence
Park in Israel, dedicated on
July 4, 1976, to commemo-
rate the bicentennial of the
United States and as a tes-
timonial to the eternal
friendship between the
United States and the
Jewish democracy in the
Middle East.
Hayden spoke of the
pioneers of Isarel who,
working in the kibutzim,
planted the trees and
made the desert fruitful.
These are the kind of
people Henry Fonda
would have been proud
to know, though he never
saw the land of Israel,
Hayden said.
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Committee. Nimoy most re-
cently appeared in the TV
epic, "Golda," in which he
portrayed Meyerson, hus-
band of Golda Meir. Also
attending the ceremony was
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Jack Lemmon, a staunch
supporter of the Jewish
state and a great admirer of
the Jewish people, ever
since visiting the Holy Land
a year ago. He went to Israel
on a junket with his wife,
actress Felicia Farr, their
three children, together
with Walter Matthau and
his family.
Jane Fonda often has
spoken up in the recent past
in behalf of Soviet Jewry
and their right to join their
families in Israel. During a
visit to Jerusalem, she was
awarded the Humanitarian
Award for advocating social
justice. The award was
given at the Hebrew Uni-
versity's Givat Ram campus
before students, teachers
and new arrivals from the
Soviet Union.
FBI File on Albert Einstein
WASHINGTON — The
Federal Bureau of Investi-
gation kept a 1,500-page file
on Nobel Prize winning
physicist Albert Einstein
for 23 years.
According to information
released by Richard
Schwartz, a professor at
Florida International Uni-
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Negotiations Stall
at Akiva Day School
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could cut a teacher who
taught four classes last
year to two this year, and
to one in 1985.
School negotiators and
parents of Akiva students
have said that the current
rules allow teachers to
teach the same students for
two or three consecutive
years. They claim the cer-
tification - rule allows
teachers who are certified in
an area, but not necessarily
qualified in a specific
course, to teach the course
in place of a more qualified
but less-senior teacher.
Susan Marwil, president
of the Akiva teachers union,
said she believes the
school's negotiating policy
was conceived months ago
"to make proposals so re-
gressive that we would be
forced to quit."
She charged the school's
stance will destroy Jewish
education. "Who will want
to teach Jewish children
and be faced with this?" she
said. Mrs. Marwil said the
"scab" teachers include two
former Akiva students who
are now in college and un-
qualified to teach at the
school.
Attorney Steven Co-
hen, who until this week
was chief negotiator for
the school and is still a
member of the bargain-
ing team, said he was
pleased at the progress
made at Sunday's
negotiating session on
one issue.
Asked what would hap-
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negotiator, attorney Steve
For information, call Rose Fishman, was unavailable
Fox, 722-3215; or Rose Ab- for comment.
rams, 721-9214.
Mrs. Marwil said she
called Fishman on Tuesday
and sent him a mailgram
saying the teachers were
willing to negotiate "any
time, any place." She said
she has received no re-
sponse.
Earlier this week, the
striking teachers estab-
lished a free school in the
Oak Park home of Rabbi
and Mrs. Shaul Broner for
the students of Akiva par-
ents who wished to honor
their picket line. On Mon-
day and Tuesday, the alter- -
native school reportedly
had eight students.
Mrs. Marwil charged that
the teachers' position was
"misrepresented" at a meet-
ing of Akiva parents on
Sunday evening. The
teachers were planning to
send . a letter to the Akiva
parents this week, outlining
their position.
* * *
SZ, Yeshiva
Reach Accords
Teacher contracts at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and
Yeshivath Beth Yehuda
were settled before classes
resumed this month.
At the yeshiva, teachers
of secular subjects reached
an agreement with the
school. Negotiations with
Hebrew teachers will open
later this year.
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