Walter Orlinsky Heads Ba Itimore City Council

BALTIMORE-Walter OrHusky
33, was sworn in recently as pres-
ident of. Baltimore City Conn-
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The senior Orlinsky heads the
department of Bible at Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of
Religion.
The invocation was given by
Rabbi Israel Goldman of Cong.
Chizuk Ammo.
Orlinsky was the only Jewish
candidate for the council in No-
vember. Until his candidacy, he
had been an elected delegate of
the Maryland Legislature.
Now in the No. 2 spot in munici-
pal government, Orlinsky once
was a water boy in the city coun-
cil.

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SYDNEY LEVINSON, former
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thropist now living in Hollywood,
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