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U.S., Israel
To Expand
Exchange Pacts
Washington (JTA) — The
United States and Israel are
exploring ways to expand ex-
isting agreements between
the government on the ex-
change of information and
personnel in the fields of
science, medical care and
social welfare programs,
Undersecretary of Health and
Human Services, Don New-
man, said last week.
Newman, who recently
returned from Israel where he
represented Human Services
Secretary Otis Bowen, held
talks with Israeli officials on
the expansion of two mem-
oranda of agreement which
provide for cooperation be-
tween Israel and the U.S. on
issues of health care and
human welfare services.
The agreement on medical
care, now four years old,
"identifies several areas of
mutual interest" between the
U.S. and Israel, Newman said,
including health manpower
and services, health services
research, information sys-
tems, public health, bio-
medical research and related
areas such as food and drugs.
The Undersecretary said
the second memorandum of
agreement, approved in 1985,
"covers areas of cooperative
activities and interest" in a
broad spectrum of social
welfare programs ranging
from community in-home ser-
vices for the physically
impaired and research on
social indicators to housing
for the aged and juvenile
delinquency.
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Status Change
In Soviet Jews
Atlanta (JTA) — Conser-
vative rabbis here last week
went on record opposing
Prime Minister Yitzhak
Sharnir's request that the
United States change the
refugee status of Soviet
Jewish emigres since unlike
other emigres they have
Israel to go to as a homeland.
Members of the Rabbinical
Assembly, representing 1,200
spiritual leaders interna-
tionally', adopted a strong
resolution calling for no
further cultural exchanges,
continued enforcement of the
Jackson-Vanik trade restric-
tion amendment and no ex-
pansion of trade with the
USSR "unless there is a
substantial improvement in
the Soviet human rights
positition, especially the
levels of Jewish emigration."
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