14 Friday, January 13 1 1984

THE DETROITJEWISH NEWS

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Hillel Day School

Medical Care Is Demanded,
Sabbath to Honor Shcharansky

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WASHINGTON—Soviet

Jewish Prisoner of Con-
science Anatoly
Shcharansky, half-way
through a 13-year sentence
in a Soviet prison, is in fail-
ing health and needs to be
hospitalized.
The Union of Councils for
Soviet Jews reported in
Washington that
Shcharansky's mother, Ida
Milgrom, visited
Shcharansky Jan. 5. Her
son is suffering severe heart
and chest pains. Despite ap-
peals from Milgrom and
Shcharansky's wife, Avital,
Soviet authorities have re-
fused to hospitalize him.
The UCSJ has asked that
letters of protest be sent to
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly
Dobrynin in Washington, to
U.S. Secretary of State
George Shultz, and - to
Sergei P. Burenkov, Minis-
ter of Health, 3
Rakhmanovsky Perevlok,
Moscow, RSFSR, U.S.S.R.
In conjunction with
this campaign, Joel Ger-
shenson and Jerry Ro-
gers of the Detroit Soviet
Jewry Committee of the
Jewish Community
Council have asked area
congregations to observe
Shcharansky's 36th
birthday at Shabbath
services Jan. 20-21, and
asked that letters be writ-
ten demanding Shchar-

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ansky's hospitalization
and release from prison.
Shcharansky reportedly
staged a 2 1/2-day hunger
strike in November before
Soviet authorities promised
him that they would permit
him to write a letter to Avi-
tal in Jerusalem.
A
hunger-striking
Leningrad refusenik has
been put in a mental hospi-
tal and a Central Asian
rabbi arrested, according to
the Student Struggle for
Soviet Jewry (SSSJ) and the
JCSJ.
Nadezhda Fradkova, 36,
of Leningrad, who for six
years has sought to emi-
grate to Israel, began a pro-
test hunger strike on Dec.
23. On Jan. 3, she was forci-
bly taken from her home to
Psychiatric Hospital 9.
The SSSJ and UCSJ also
reported that Central Asian
rabbi Moshe Abramov has

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gion and "malicious
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