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December 13, 1985 - Image 36

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tice." A symposium for Great
Lakes women's organizations will
be held April 18-20 on "The
Threat of Nuclear War and Global
Security." Honorary chairpersons
will include Paula Blanchard,
Barbara Levin and Lori Riegle.
The underlying question be-
hind the 20 years of programs and
symposiums the Center has been
involved with is, "How much good
has it done?"
Saperstein said it would be im-
possible to point to specific gov-
ernment actions that have been
the direct result of one particular
peace group. However, the peace
movement awl whole has created
considerable change.
"They wouldn't (have gone to)
Geneva if it wasn't for the peace
movement," he explained. "There
would still be the 'Evil Empire'
business."
So, the Center is fulfilling its
purpose as an "analysis and
teaching center." If the Center
were to concern itself with any-
thing but the facts, he said, "it
would lose its academic credibil-
ity."
"It's a place to educate children
and adults about the facts of the
matter," Feinstein said.
As the Center for Peace and
Conflict Studies continues to ma-
ture, so, its supporters hope, will
the academic community and the
general community. The goal,

Genser said, is to eventually wipe
out "the geographic and political
illiteracy of many Americans."
The Center's leaders believe
that only after the facts are ab-
sorbed about the way the world
really is, and not merely how we
would like it to be, can people sit
down and talk about how the
world can be changed.



Knesset Moves
To Ban Pork

Jerusalem (JTA) — A bill
banning the sale of pork in pre-
dominently Jewish areas of Is-
rael passed its first reading in
the Knesset last week by a
42-22 vote. Likud and Tehiya
joined the religious parties to
push the measure through. Most
Laborites and leftist parties
were opposed.
Meanwhile, a bill to de-
criminalize homosexual acts was
introduced in the Knesset last
Monday. Its sponsors, Shulamit
Aloni and Yossi Sarid of the
Civil Rights Movement (CRM),
argued that such acts between
consenting adults in privacy
have no place in the Criminal
Code. In practice, they have
rarely been prosecuted.

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