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The Detroit Jewish News, 1977-09-09

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Friday, September 9, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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RI Judge Postpones Newport Election Scheduled for Rosh Hashana

NEW YORK tJTA)—The
Jewish community of New-
port. Rhode Island has been
assured of the right to vote
in that city's primary by a
federal judge's post-
ponement of the voting date
from Sept. 13. the first day
of Rosh Hashana, to
Thursday. Sept. 15. and an
appeal against the ruling is
virtually impossible. an offi-
cial of the National Jewish
Commission on Law and

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REOPENING THURS. SEPT. 15 at 6 a.m.
CLOSING WED., SEPT. 21 at 3 p.m.
REOPENING FRI., SEPT. 23 at 6 a.m.

Public Affairs (COLPA).
said Monday.
Judge Francis J. • Boyle
ruled last Friday that the
election. scheduled by city
law for the first Tuesday
after the second Monday in
September. has to be post-
poned because it fell on
Rosh Hashana.
Dennis Rapps. COLPA ex-
ecutive director. said an ap-
peal by the city was pos-
sible in theory. but in prac-
tice the time element would
prevent an appeal from
being heard by the federal
court of appeals before
Sept. 15. Rapps said he as-
sumed the Newport Board
of Canvassers was pro-
ceeding to prepare the ma-
chinery for a Sept. 15 vote
in accordance with Judge
Boyle's decision.
Boyle said the case was a
direct clash between - two
constitutional rights. The
case was brought to him by
Assistant Attorney General
Allen Rubine on an action
by the Rhode Island At-
torney General, using his
"common power" to act
against "a public wrong."
Rubine said the conflict in-
volved a violation of the
Civil Rights Law, making it
a federal issue.
Newport Jews had pre-
viously appealed to Gov. J.

Joseph Garrahy. who asked
the Rhode Island Supreme
Court to issue an opinion
postponing the vote. How-
ever. the court said it was
bound by the wording of the
law. which permits post-
ponements of primaries but
not general elections and re-
jected the request.
Marvin Holland. presi-
dent of the Jewish Feder-
ation of Rhode Island. said
in a statement to the Jew-
ish Telegraphic Agency.
that "we have received the
assurance of the Governor.
and the Speaker of the
House and the Senate Ma-
jority Leader that the law
will be corrected in the
next session of the Legisla-
ture" to avoid such con-
flicts.
In Rochester. New Hamp-
shire. Mayor John Shaw
has said that he will help
Jewish residents of his city
circumvent a state law that
would prohibit theth from
voting by absentee ballot in
the municipal primary elec-
tion. scheduled for the first
day of Rosh Hashana.
State law prohibits distri-
bution of absentee ballots
on religious grounds; bal-
lots may be obtained only
by those physically disabled
or out of town on election
day.

However. Shaw said that
any Rochester Jew attend-
ing holiday services at the
closest synagogue—in neigh-

boring Dover about 10
miles away—would be out
of town and therefore eli-
gible for an absentee ballot.

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Jewish Group Praises Carter

NEW YORK The Ameri-
can Jewish Committee con-
gratulated President Carter
on the forthcoming signing
of the Panama Canal
treaty, and urged Congress
to ratify it.
In a letter to Mr. Carter.
Richard Maass, AJC presi-
dent, explained that the
agency he headed had been
actively involved in Latin
American affairs since
1948, and considered the
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tionships with Latin Amer-
ica and the rest of the
world."
Ambassadors Sol Linow-
itz and Elsworth Bunker
were singled out in the AJC
letter for having dealt "so
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tionships with the nations in
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Orchestra Defers
to Jewish Patrons,
Tickets Available

The Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra. which rescheduled
its opening from Sept. 22 to
Sept. 23 in deference to Jew-
ish subscribers who will be
observing Yom Kippur. an-
nounces season tickets are
still available.
The DSO schedule this
year will include NBD Cof
Iee Concerts. Weekender
Pops. Young People's Con-
certs. the Friday evening
concert series. Kresge Fam-
ily Concert series and the
Chamber Orchestra series.
For information. call the
DSO ticket hotline. 962-0975.

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DAILY SPECIALS and
FRESH CATCH OF THE DAY

War Dead Cited

JERUSALEM—A forest
of 10.000 trees is being plan.:
ted in the Judean Hills com-
memorating 101 members
of the Association of Ameri- .
can and Canadian Immi-
grants who have died in Is-
raeli wars.

If you interrupt your
studies for one day, it
take you two to regain what
you have lost.
—The Talmud

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