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The Detroit Jewish News, 2000-05-19

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Israel Offers
Travelers' Aid

Jerusalem — With only a few weeks
to go before tens of thousands of
tourists begin to arrive in Jerusalem
for the summer holiday season, Ezer
Mizion (Help From Zion) is gearing
up to meet the demand for its free-
of-charge medical assistance pro-
gram.
Ezer Mizion is a nonprofit
organization in Israel dedicated to
assisting the sick and the handi-
capped.
According to Uri Ezrachi,
director of Ezer Mizion's
International Affairs Division, the
organization will provide rented
medical equipment, medical referrals,
and transport by ambulance, should
the need arise. Medical consultants
will also be on call 24 hours a day to
help tourists obtain medical care.
Within Israel, the Ezer Mizion
hotline number is 02-537-8070.

Catholic Leader
Fosters Ecumenism

New York/JTA — The successor to
New York's late Cardinal John
O'Connor has sought to foster
warmer ties with Jews, according to a
Jewish communal official.
Bishop Edward Egan, currently
head of the Bridgeport, Conn., dio-
cese, is "aware and proud of the
strides that the church has made so
far" in seeking to improve relations
with Jews, said Laurie Groff, director
of community relations for the Jewish
Center for Community Services in
Eastern Fairfield County, Conn.

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Gay Students
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New York/JTA — Gay and lesbian
students, having lost the latest round
in their legal battle with the nation's
oldest and largest Jewish university,
are vowing to take the case to New
York's highest court.
The vow came after the appellate
division of the New York State
Supreme Court denied an appeal by
two lesbian students and the gay and
lesbian student organization claiming
that Yeshiva University's Albert
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