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York have walked to school
every day this year in the
rain, snow and cold. They
have refused, for religious
reasons, to board school buses
driven by women.
The boys may have to con-
tinue walking, following a
federal court ruling last
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Talmud Academy just outside
the village be driven only by
men.
Last month, a U.S. District
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Copenhagen (JTA) — The
eighth Gymnastrada, the first
international sports event in
which both Israeli and
Palestinian teams are par-
ticipating, was marred by a
minor but nasty incident at
its opening in Herning, Den-
mark Monday.
A police guard was ordered
for the 41 Israeli gymnasts
and folkdancers after they
were cursed and spat upon by
Palestinian team members
outside the Herning stadium.
The Palestinians were also
forbidden by order of the
Danish foreign ministry and
justice ministry to display the
Palestinian flag.

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Jewish scholars, jurists,
entertainers and civic lead-
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Dear Doctor: I am suffering from what I understand to be a
"neuromedian disturbance." I say I "understand but I don't!"
First my hands started "going to sleep." Then I lost strength
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Dr. Stanley Levine of the Levine Chiropractic Center said the
above inquiry was referring to the median nerve which passes
through the sheath in the wrist or carpal area.
"Pressure on the nerve there can cause what is called the
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strength in the fingers." And, according to Dr. Levine,
it is one of those sure as the sun will rise problems.
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DR. STANLEY lose its usefulness if this problem goes unsolved:'
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There are many short range treatments for the
tingling and numbness, but all are something of a
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eventual re-occurrence that will come "as sure as the sun rises."
Simply trying to reduce or prevent the tingling and numbness
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proper goal, according to Dr. Levine is restoration of use.
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