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food items, plus gift bas-
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a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays._
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loan for 10 years and the an-
nounced intention of princi-
pal stockholder Ghaith
Pharon of Saudi Arabia to
buy $10 million in new stock
to bail out Detroit's trou-
bled Bank of the Common-
wealth met with some disso-
nance at last week's Bank of
the Commonwealth annual
meeting.
The plan to sell new
shares of stock will be
placed before the stockhold-
ers for a vote in late summer
or early autumn.
Attorney Jack Kraiz-
man, who sued unsuccess-
fully to block the sale of
James T. Barnes family
stock to Pharaon, de-
nounced the new stock sale
plan because of Arab dis-
crimination and boycotts.
Kraizman said Bank of
the Commonwealth deposits
have declined since Pharaon
became involved with the
bank 15 months ago, and
predicted deposits would
fall further if Pharaon be-
came more involved with the
bank.
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Empire Expands
Its Product Line
PHILADELPHIA —
Eleven new products are
being added this summer
and fall to Empire Kosher
Poultry's line of convenience
poultry specialties.
They include: whole
cooked chicken in broth, a
new heat-and-serve product;
skinless turkey franks; tur-
key cocktail franks in blan-
kets; turkey meat loaf in
marinara sauce; turkey
meat cutlet in marinara
sauce, sliced turkey with
gravy, spaghetti and turkey
meat balls in marinara
sauce and baked beans and
turkey franks, all individual
dinners; and batter-dipped
fried chicken in three varie-
ties, fried legs, fried breasts
and fried wings.
Moynihan Stumps
for James O'Hara
Former U.S. Ambassador
to the United Nations Dan-
iel Patrick Moynihan gave a
strong endorsement and
campaign boost to Michigan
Congressman James O'Hara
on Tuesday at a fundraiser
at Roma's of Bloomfield.
The event attracted more
than 200 supporters of
O'Hara's campaign to win
the Democratic nomination
for the U.S. Senate seat
being vacated by Sen. Philip
Hart.
Moynihan, in his brief
formal statement to the
crowd, said that O'Hara
was one of the few Demo-
crats left "who stand with
the free peoples of the
world, whether they be in
Australia or Israel."
O'Hara and Moynihan
first became acquainted
during the Kennedy Admin-
istration. O'Hara was a con-
gressman (12th District,
Macomb County) and Moy-
nihan an assistant secretary
of Labor at the time.
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Diabetes Fund Head Appeals at White House
Officers of the Juvenile
Diabetes Foundation in
Troy took an active part in
the recent White House
meeting on juvenile dia-
betes. Henry Guttentag,
executive director of the or-
ganization, was a partici-
pant in the day-long confer-
ence hosted by White House
special assistant Theodore
C. Marrs.
more than $80,000 last year
for research, is sponsoring a-
"Humanitarian Day" fund-
raising program at the
Hyatt-Regency Hotel in
Dearborn Sept. 19. For in-
formation, contact JDF,
1400 Kirts, Troy (643-4818).
Other participants in-
cluded Sen. Richard Schwei-
ker of Pennsylvania, Mar-
jorie Lynch, undersecretary
of Health Education and
Welfare, and leading dia-
betes researchers.
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increasing White House
support for increased Fed-
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diabetes, which is the third
leading killer in the United
States behind heart disease
and cancer.
The Juvenile Diabetes
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David Aaron Mandel,
son of fordiner Detroiters
Emanuel and Adrienne
Mandel of Silver Spring,
Md., recently celebrated his
Bar Mitzva in the first syn-
agogue in the nation's capi-
tal, Adas Israel Synagogue,
national shrine. Emanuel
Mandel was director of the
Bnai Brith Youth Organiza-
tion in Michigan for 10
years.
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Dr. David L. Benkoff of
Oak Park was recently hon-
ored on the occasion of his
birthday and graduation
from Wayne State Univer-
sity Medical School with a
cocktail party at Lincoln
Towers Apts. club house
given by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Benkoff
and his wife, Adrea. Among
the guests were Mrs. Sophie
Babbitt of Worchester,
Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Gross and son, Ed-
ward, of Long Island, N.Y.,
Mrs. Rose Weinstein of Riv-
erdale, N. Y., Mrs. William
Givner of Lorraine, Ohio,
and Mrs. Harvey Corzin of
Akron, Ohio.
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