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NEWS
Israelis Study
Liver Transplant
Tel Aviv (JTA) — Liver
transplant operations in Israel
are at least a year away, as the
Health Ministry has said that
none of the three hospitals
vying for the necessary license
to perform such operations is
capable of doing so.
The three medical centers —
Rambam in Haifa, Beilinson in
Petah Tikva and Hadassah in
Jerusalem — are contesting this
ruling and each is putting for-
ward its own virtues to indicaste
it is ready to start operating
immediately on the some 20 Is-
raelis now in urgent need of
liver transplants and now trying
to raise the hundreds of
thousands of dollars needed for
the life-saving operation abroad.
The hospitals say that a
specially-appointed committee
has erred in its assessment of
their capabilities.
CAJE Issues
Chernobyl Guide
New York — To aid teachers
and others concerned with ex-
plaining Chernobyl to Jewish
children, the Coalition for Alter-
natives in Jewish Education
(CAJE) has just issued a teacher's
guide called "Disaster At Cher-
nobyl". It is one of a series of
"crisis curricula" intended to help
educators respond to major events
that affect the Jewish community.
The booklet contains two basic
lesson plans: one for intermediate
grades from nine to 13 years and
the other for junior and senior
high schools.
CAJE Meeting
New York — The annual Con-
ference on Alternatives in
Jewish Education will be held
Aug. 3-7 at the University of
Maryland at College Park. The
conference is sponsored by
CAJE, the Coalition for Alter-
natives in Jewish Education.
For information: CAJE, 468
Park Ave. S., Room 904, New
York, N.Y. 10016.
Science Center
Offers Program
Dropping an egg from a tall
building without having it break
and building a volcano are part of
Science Under the Big Top at the
Detroit Science Center. The pro-
gram has been expanded to full-
day sessions and includes lunch
and field trips. Each day a differ-
ent area of science will be
explored with hands-on activities
in geology, biology, chemistry,
computers plid physics.
Pre-registVation is required.
For further i ormation contact
Lee Murray,, 57-8400.
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