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Rehovot News Archive by JPost: Municipality Affairs May 2003
"Rehovot Mayor Shuki Fohrer and senior Rehovot municipality officials were found guilty earlier this month of failing to deal promptly with ecological damage.
At Ramle Magistrates Court, Judge Zahava Bustan ruled that the three, as well as the Rehovot municipality, were guilty of contributing to water pollution and pollution of public property, after untreated sewage overflowed into the city sewage system and into the Gamliel and Shorek streams.
The Rehovot municipal parents committee is considering following the lead of Rishon Lezion, where Mayor Meir Nitzan announced that he intends introducing a five-day school week from September, reports Bamakom Hebrew weekly."
Source: Rosalyn Harari. Focus on Rehovot & Rishon Lezion. Jerusalem Post Archive (23 May 2003) [FullText]
At Ramle Magistrates Court, Judge Zahava Bustan ruled that the three, as well as the Rehovot municipality, were guilty of contributing to water pollution and pollution of public property, after untreated sewage overflowed into the city sewage system and into the Gamliel and Shorek streams.
The Rehovot municipal parents committee is considering following the lead of Rishon Lezion, where Mayor Meir Nitzan announced that he intends introducing a five-day school week from September, reports Bamakom Hebrew weekly."
Source: Rosalyn Harari. Focus on Rehovot & Rishon Lezion. Jerusalem Post Archive (23 May 2003) [FullText]
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