THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
36 Friday, November 19, 1976
It requires a long time to
know any one.
'Northeast Jewish Communities Depend on Cities' Survival'
NEW YORK (JTA) —
The importance of the
survival of the major
cities of the Northeast to
the American Jewish
community was stressed
at the second annual
breakfast conference on
social concerns sponsored
by Agudath Israel of
America and its careers
agency, Project COPE
(Career Opportunities
and Preparation for Em-
ployment).
Dr. Seymour Lachman,
professor of history at the
Bernard Baruch
Graduate School of City
University of New York
and former president of
the New York City Board
and
Education,
of
Richard Ravitch, chair-
man of the board of the
New York State Urban
Development Corp.,
stressed the importance
of the city to maintaining
Jewish life as well as the
ethnic values of other
groups.
Ravitch, who is also
president of the newly-
formed Jewish Commu-
nity Relations Council of
New York, accused the
federal government of
fostering policies that
undermined the middle
class and its values, in-
cluding the idea of social
and economic betterment
for the poor.
He said while the poor
must still receive the bulk
of the aid the survival of
New York City depends on
a return to middle class
values including ensuring
physical safety and eco-
nomic opportunity.
Herbert Bienstock, re-
gional commissioner of
the U.S. Labor Depart-
ment's Bureau of Labor
Statistics, said the bulk of
the American Jewish
population lives in the
Northeast, the region
that has experienced a
large decline injobs in the
last several years while
there has been a job
growth in the rest of the
Salmon Casserole
By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1976, JTA, Inc.)
Salmon has come down
in price a bit from its pre-
vious level, so now's the
time you might want to
try making this flavorful
casserole.
1 can red salmon, drained
1 can pink salmon, drained
1 can cream of mushroom soup
1 can cream of celery soup
3 eggs, beaten
1 /2 to 3/4 cup soft
bread crumbs
1 tbsp. lemon juice
salt, pepper
Break the salmon up. Remove
skin and bones. Mix all ingre-
dients together. Put into a
greased casserole and bake at
350 degrees for one hour, or unfil
firm and browned on top. Serve
hot or cold. Serves 8.
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However, he predicted
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the low birth rate of the
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NEW YORK — The
Soviet Union has sent a
team of technicians to as-
sess the damage done to
Uganda's MIG fighters
by Israeli commandos
during the Entebbe re-
scue, according to a re-
port in Newsweek.
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Walter H. Annenberg,
former ambassador to
Great Britain and former
publisher of The
(Philadelphia) Inquirer
and Daily News, has
pledged $20 million to the
Metropolitan Museum of
Art in New York City to
establish a school of
communications in the
fin _ e arts.
The gift was the largest
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Calder donated the
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his first and only visit to
Jerusalem last year. He
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Allentown, Pa.
Instructions for the
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measurements of the
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He said 50 percent of
the Jewish population
has had some college and
college graduates are the
ones finding it harder to
get a job. Bienstock noted
that the other half of the
Jewish population does
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