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January 06, 1984 - Image 21

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1984-01-06

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Friday, January 6, 1184

THE DETROIT. JEWISH NEWS

Israelis Promote Internal Aliya

Non-Dependent

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The younger generation of
Israeli politicians is promot-
ing internal immigration
from the center of the coun-
try to outlying development
towns in the hope that this
will encourage young Jews
from abroad to immigrate to
Israel and settle in the
towns.
That challenge was pre-
sented at a meeting in
Kiryat Gat of the younger
members of the various
political parties, sponsored
by the Zionist Council.
Yerah Glatter, mayor of
Yeroham, said at the meet-
ing that Israeli leaders and
leaders of world Jewry
know very little about the
development towns and
therefore they are not on the
immigration map.
According to Arye
Zimuki, chairman of the
Zionist Council, the main

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Is-
raeli economists 'point out
that U.S. aid, grants from
the United Jewish Appeal
and United Israel. Appeal,
and Israel Bond sales ac-
count for only nine percent
of Israel's budget. They say
that this does not make Is-
rael overly dependent on
outside aid.

problem of the development
towns is their negative false
image. He urged Jewish and
Zionist organizations to cor-
rect this.

Zeev Baum, acting mayor
of Kiryat Gat said there are
some 140 immigrant
families in the local absorp-
tion center.

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Agency Treats Housewife Addicts

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The supervisor of a drug
abuse treatment program in
a Long Island Jewish family
service agency has reported
that a growing number of
middle-aged women are be-
coming involved- with tran-
quilizers in a problem com-
pounded by the fact that
only a few are willing to rec-
ognize or admit they are be-
coming addicts.
Mildred Heller, the
supervisor in the Rego Park

Cycling Tours Are Available
Through Israel Countryside

NEW YORK — Imagine
mounting a 10-speed bicycle
in the holiest city on earth,
and free-wheeling downhill
through a spacious, magni-
ficent desert to the lowest
point on earth.
That's just one morning
on a new cycling tour of Is-
rael being offered by Coun-
try Cycling Tours of New
York; the full 12-night tour
of Israel features dozens of
similar experiences, such as
riding around the Sea of
Galilee and coasting
through the valley of the
River Jordan to the Roman
theater at Bet Shean.
The Israel cycling tour is
designed for cyclists with at
least some experience of
long-range bicycling. A
support vehicle accom-
panies all- tours, to carry
luggage and provide assis-
tance where necessary. The
tour leaders are both fully

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trained guides and experi-
enced bicycle mechanics.
Daily cycling distances
are kept to a 30-mile
length to allow time for
sightseeing; for long up-
hill journeys, buses carry
the group. The full itiner-
ary includes Israel's
Mediterranean coast, the
Galilee, Golan moun-
tains, Jordan Valley,
Jerusalem, Dead Sea,
Masada and Tel Aviv.
The 11-night tour costs
$925 and includes hotel ac-
commodation in three- and
four-star hotels, most me-
als, bicycle rental, all tour-
ing, transfers and service
charges. Three tour depar-
tures are planned for 1984:
May 17-29, Oct. 4-16, Oct.
25-Nov. 6.
For details, contact a
travel agent or Country
Cycling Tours, (212) 874-
5151.

* * *

office of the Jewish Com-
munity Services of Long Is-
land (JCSLI), said the drugs
used by women in what
mental health experts call
the "housewife syndrome"
include valium and other
tranquilizers, a "vast array"
of diet pills and the evening
cocktail which has become a
daily necessity.
She also reported that
drug counselors at the
JCSLI work with users of all
ages, ranging from 16 to 50,
who are using marijuana,
heroin, cocaine and similar
drugs. She said that cur-
rently the agency is serving
a "significant number" of
young adults who have ac-
quired a cocaine habit.

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