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Young Rejects Jackson’s Anti-Zionism Remarks

Andrew y<»iny ha* taken issue with remark* road*- i/v the Kcv J»«r» Jachaon equating tliunkun with apartl

The I ’hututu finely Defender r v ja a h tk g l» ia g U/Ul a n»w>U*ai rou/eg

n i a T g n u MI W . I diaa,African tour. “ I d isagree with him "

Young continuedIt * unfair to hnk larael with S m th

Africa If ther* is a link, you muat com pare Britain, dmrmmny. Japar. and the I 'ruled S ta te , All of them have link, with South Africa Israel ta ar loo easy arapegoat for other profilem , we have

Andiaaaador Young also urged the Black African nations he visrted to resum e diplomatic rotation, with Israel and play a m oderating role in the Middle Eaat conflict

T h i, week, Young coiled on Israel’s Foreign Minister Moahe Dayan in New York and ,aid afterw ard ,

" I think we revived a friendship that we m ade several years ago And I assured him that the events of the paM month weH- som ething I blam ed nnteody fur. certainly not him or hi* country " Mr Young also said that he planned tn visit the Middle Eaat. including Israel, by the end of the year

A rift I>etween Dayan and Young had em erged when the former U. 8 Ambassador to the UN charged that Day an had disclosed Y oung's unau th ­orized m eeting with a Palestine Liberation Organization envoy Dayan and Israeli offic ial* denied the assertion

Young m et with Dayan specifically to heal (he personal rift, and to lay to rest

N Y E A L e a d e rs

E n d o rse Bd . O f

R egen ts P ro p o sa lALBANY New York Educator*

Association leaders have heartily e n ­dorsed the sta te Board of Regentsproposal to recognize teaching as a profession hut said the- statew ide teac her union ia adam antly opposed to the use of test* to m easure the com petency of inaervtce teachers ,

That process, am ong the R egents proposal* for changing the leaching MMMnhnt. would not transla te into higher pupil scores or m ore com petent teacher*. NYF.A President Edwin J Rohisrh contended In addition the Ante a id e union went on record unequi rurally opposed to the re registration of teacher* already in the classroom

Rohisrh testified on behalf of 27 .000 ooHaagur* at * public hearing in Albany •o consider proposals, which would fhange the p ro ress by which teachers enter their profession and would given them official recognition under S late education law

There are presently ftl profession* recognized hy the Mate (including acupuncturists, chiropractors, veteranar «n* m asseuse* m asseurs, den tists and architects I ail of which are governed hy pmfrvsKtnai hoards which consist of a ■*)'" ily of the respective profession*

Tolling the M ate's educational po t, y make rs that recognition of teach ’ •eg a* a {crofosscon is * an idea whose ,tfr“ i* woefully overdue " Rohisrh *-m|ihavi/c-d that NYEA w is a teachers

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County d a n s To Aid*

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U . L . A n d R y d e r O n G o o d I e r m s

Vernon Jordan National I rban le a g u e p residen t (eenterf. is shown here- d iscussing recrporate affirm ance action program * with Jerry M ine I right I vice presiden t industrial relation* for M iami based R id er Truck Rental Inc and Richard Schneider jlefi). Rvder * central area vice president at the I rban le a g u e 's recent national conference in Chk-ago Mr Jordan said (H e r the

p a s t fe w y e a r s I h a v e b e e n d e l ig h t e d with th e p a r t e i p a I con nf R i d e r t rtirk Rental le e tn p r o g r a m * e»f th* N « ln .n # l f rhsn l e a g u e R i d e r h a * p r c o c d e d valuable support to our < areer Awarene-s* P r o g r a m a s well a * other undertaking* o f th e N a t io n a l I r b a n l e a g u e It h a * «l«u s h o w n f o r e s ig h t a n d sensitivity in u t i l i z in g the I r b a n L eague ne twork in r e c r u i t m e n t e ffrc rt*

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H FN R Y H COORDST hr C anisiu* Cnliegc Sch.wcl of

B usiness A dm inistration ha* nam edH enry H Coords, p residen t of F isherPrice Toy*. F ast Aurora. ‘ B usinessm an of the Y ea r" . He will be honored at the colleges'* 1 I th annual husinc-s* award* dinner Oct 1f» in the collrge S tudent C enter Mr (fiord* is also a vicepresiden t of the Q uaker (1st* Co

Kem p Says H U D Proposal W ould Stnp Seniors O f Priority

WASHINGTON C ongressm anJack K em p has rea u es te d Housing and Urban Developm ent Secretary D esignate Moon Landneu not to finalize a proposed HUD regulation which would strip senior citizens of priority p reference a* te n a n t ' in new- federally-subsidized Section * housing in the ir local com m um tie-

In a le tte r to L andneu . Kem p charged “ it would be absurd to send older people aw ay from th e ir friends and fam ilies, the ir churches, the ir fam iliar shops, services and doctor*

Additionally. Kem p pointed out. m any Section 8 housing progranr-

receive favorable tax trea tm en t* bv local governm ents The favored tax statu*

would be jeopardtzy-d if curren t tenant priority w ere no longer a- corded senior c it’o-ns to housing unit* ii th e ir own com m unities ." K em p s.-iul

K»-mp further warn- ^ dru u that rem oval of tenan t priority in ih« ir fam iliar neighborhood* could also ih courage the developm ent of Soctiori *

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Bnrhar» JcirclMii b< iccl* bsi ol eight hurling 'andidw te* *uhmiltc cl let IV c dent f arte r. th re e cdhc c black* < ec c m m ended

W ASHINGTON The nam e* ol eight prom inent women atto rneys who led a nationw ide (k>II of (silitical and legal leaders on women qualified for appoint m ent to the S u p r e m e ( o u rt wi»rc- subm itted recently to P resident Jim m y ( arter to nam e a woman to th«- Suprem e U-ourt

The nam es were p resen ted lo the P resident by Sey C hasslet. editor -in-chief of Redbook m agazine, which conducted the poll and will publish the resu lts in it* O rtober issue

Should a vac am v occur on the Court during the C arter A dm inistration, the re are at least eigh t women who are considered su itab le nom inees by a num ber of prom inent Americans accord ing to the poll, which found that wide s u p p o r t e x is ts fo r the rep resen ta te • <1w o m e n on t h e C o u r t

M o re th a n a th i r d of th o s e who p a r t ic ip a te d in th e su rv e y cM ad B a rb a ra Jordon, fo rm e r rnngreaswmmnn fro m Texas, os the ir top candidate The other women tn order of rank are Shirley M H ufstedler judge on the United States ( ourt of Appeal* for th e Ninth Circuit M artha Griffith* former . .m gressw om an from M ichigan Ruth G insburgp r o f e s s o r a t C o lu m b ia taw School

Dc«lru l l ourt lor Ui- Soul New Xccrk and * url.i 'forme r *r*c relafv ccf II* .e*Ik-ic-lccfytic id Ifllhe b u t

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t ailing trie absence of wsar-cs. <•#. ..« S u p r e m e Court a noUonaJ diagra* rl a / f arpen ler who co«d«»ctert the po. (o Red brook and report* the resuft* m U*« m agazine * (V tohef issue **k: it wa- done to deotroy the mvth that tu women were qualified Nca only did eighi women receive more than C* «<»> f-s. ' hut on addrUona- *om *r frorr al) over the country were rwoommervW! M»( erpewter said

A woman » oppovntmezw le th. Suprem e Court is vzU. if w# ar« Utrue justice ’the former pre*. se. -etar*to Lady Bird Jobneor d e c la r e d and cryticizeci the Court * de* **or or . Nile! support anrvei aecurrtv and espt#

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