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THE DETROIT JEWISH tiWS

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Reagan's Victory Acclaimed; Conservative Trend Seen

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the nation went to An-
derson. He said that "this
vote represented the very
strong pro-Anderson
sentiment on the basis of
his positive record and
pledges as well as anti-
Carter feeling."
Rosenbaum, who was re-
search director for eight

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years of the America Israel
Public Affairs Committee
before joining the Anderson
campaign, said that the
election results "clearly
show the Jewish vote can-
not be taken for granted."
The Jewish vote nation-
ally was virtually split
evenly between Reagan and
Carter, according to the Co-
alition for Reagan-Bush.
"The best national esti-
mates of the Jewish vote
showed the Reagan support
at approximately 45 per-
cent, about equal to Carter's
percentage, with Anderson
taking an estimated 10 per-
cent of the Jewish vote," the
coalition said in a statement
to the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. In the nationwide
popular vote, Reagan re-
ceived 50 percent, Carter 43
percent and Anderson about
six percent.
The Jewish voter con-
tributed to Reagan's vic-
tory at an "historically
high level in most of the
key states," the coalition
said. These included
Michigan, California,
New York, New Jerey,
Florida, Ohio, Illinois
and Pennsylvania. It said
that Carter is "the first
Democratic President to
get less than 50 percent of
the Jewish vote." He re-
ceived 75 percent in 1976.
According to "some ran,
dom samplings," the coali-
tion reported, ABC's survey
of voters leaving polling
booths showed Jewish sup-
port for Reagan at 70 per-
cent in California and 56
percent in Michigan. The

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Key Supporters
of Israel Are
Defeated in Senate

In the wake of President
Carter's defeat some of Is-
rael's leading supporters
among Democrats running
for the House and Senate
also went down to defeat.
Republicans, in control of
the Senate for the first time
in 26 years, are now slated
to take over committee

and Rudman, joined four
Jewish Senate incumbents
— Republican Rudy Bos-
chwitz of Minnesota; and
Democrats Carl Levin of
Michigan, Howard Metzen-
baum of Ohio and Edward
Zorinsky of Nebraska.
Besides Javits, two
Jewish Senators who will
not return to the Senate are
Democrats Richard Stone of
Florida and Abraham
Ribicoff, who chose not to
run for re-election in Con-
necticut.
New Jewish repres -
tatives include Tom IA,
tos, Democrat of Califor-
nia; Bobbi Fiedler, Re-
publican of California;
and Democrats Sam Gej-
denson, Connecticut;
Barney Frank, Massa-
chusetts; Bob Shaman-
sky, Ohio; Ron Wyden,
Oregon; and Charles
Schumer of New York
who was elected the seat
vacated by Holtzman.

who was rejected in his
party's primaries and ran
on an independent ticket,
deprived the Foreign Rela-
tions Committee of its three
leading supporters of U.S.
assistance for Israel.
Republican Sen. Charles
Percy of Illinois, who
ranked next to Javits in line
for the committee chair-
manship, was understood to
be uncertain whether to bid
for that post or for chair-
manship of the Senate Gov-
ernmental Affairs Commit-
tee in which he is also the
senior Republican. Under
the party rules he cannot
hold both chairmanships.
Another important Se-
nate change is the ascension
of Sen. Mark Hatfield (R-

Carter's Yiddish Proverb

In his statement conceding the election of Ronald
Reagan, President Jimmy Carter quoted the Yiddish
proverb: "God gives burdens, also shoulders."

The Yiddish version is: "Gott git dem yokh, un oikh
die pleftzes."

Frank succeeded retiring
Rep. Robert Drinan, who
supported Frank.

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In Maryland, three-term
Rep. Gladys SpellMan, who
suffered a massive heart at-
chairmanships. The Demo- Ore.) to the chairmanship of tack Friday while cam-
crats will retain control of the Appropriations Com- paigning, was re-elected by
mittee next January as a re- a four-to-one margin over
the House.
- Frank Church (D-Idaho), sult of the defeat of veteran her Republican foe,
campaigning for his fifth Democratic Sen. Warren Spellman, noted for devo-
term in the Senate, lost to , Magnuson of Washington. tion to her constituents in
Republican Congressman Hatfield has often been crit- the largely lower middle-
Steve Symms and with it ical of Israel. He has voted class district of whites and
the chairmanship of the Se- consistently against foreign blacks, remained hos-
nate Foreign Relations aid in principle. In October pitalized in serious condi-
Committee which he held 1979 he introduced an' tion.
since the defeat in 1974 of amendment to the foreign
Aside from New York's
Sen. J. William Fulbright of aid bill to reduce by 10 per- Lester Wolff and Holtzman,
cent
the
$1
billion
in
mili-
Arkansas.
who gave up her House seat
Church, a liberal fighting tary assistance to Israel to to run for the Senate, all the
an uphill battle against the punish Israel for its alleged other Jewish incumbents
conservative Symms in a use of U.S. weapons in its were re-elected, two of them
largely conservative state, attack on Palestinian ter- in tight battles. They were
trailed in the complete re- rorist bases in Lebanon. The Democrat Howard Wolpe of
turns by 4,442 votes out of a amendment failed.
Michigan seeking a-second
total 439,789 cast. Symms,
Two Jewish Republi- term, who came from be-
who spoke out for a unified
hind in late returns to win;
Jerusalem- under Israeli cans won Senate seats — and, in Pennsylvania, Re-
Arlan
Specter
in
sovereignty in a House de-
publican Mark Marks. .
bate last June, was sup- Pennsylvania and War-
ren
Rudman
in
New
Rep. Paul Findley, the
ported by conservative
organizations while Church Hampshire. Two Jewish Illinois Republican re-
Democratic
senatorial
garded as the most
was opposed by the repre-
sentative of the Palestine candidates — Elizabeth friendly member in the
Liberation Organization Holtzman in New York House to the Palestine
Committee in New York. and Daniel Berman in Liberation Organization,
Utah — apparently were received 77 percent of the
The same .PLO organ also
opposed Republican Sen. defeated, though vote to defeat Jewish
Robert Packwood of Oregon, Holtzman continues to Democrat David Robin-
son.
but Packwood was re- refuse to concede defeat.
Gerald Carlson of Dear-
elected.
Also defeated was a
Con- Jewish candidate for gover- born, Mich., a , self-
" Democratic
gressman Clement Zab- nor of Vermont, Jerome proclaimed white supremist
locki of Wisconsin and Diamond, who sought to re- leader, running as a Repub-
Republican Rep. William place incumbent Republi- lican for the House, was be-
Bloomfield of Michigan can Governor Richard Shel- aten by a 2-1 margin by
William Ford, Democr
were re-elected and are ling.
expected to continue as
The results indicate that incumbent.
KKK leader Tom Metz-
chairman and ranking the 97th Congress will have
minority member respec- six Jewish Senators, one ger, campaiging as a Demo-
tively of the House less thait the record number crat for Congress in
Foreign Affairs Commit- of seven in the 96th Con- California, was defeated.
tee.
gress, on the still-contested
Jewish Congressional in-
In the Senate, however, assumption that Holtzman cumbents, in addition to
Spellman, Wolpe and
the defeat of Church' left has lost her Senate bid.
Marks, who won re-election
in the air the future chair-
28 Jews Elected
are: Benjamin Rosenthal,
manship of the Foreign Re-
to House Seats
Richard Ottinger, Fred-
lations Committee and the
A record number of erick Richmond, James
chairmanship Of its Middle
East subcommittee held by Jewish House members scheuer, Steven Solarz and
Sen. Richard Stone (D-Fla.), were elected. The 28 appar- Theodore Weiss, all New
who was defeated in the ent Jewish winners are six York Democrats; and Ben-
more than those elected in jamin Gilman, New York
Democratic primaries.
Republican; Willis
1978.
The defeat of Church,
Specter, who had tried be- Gradison, Ohio Republican;
Stone and Sen. Jacob Javits,
fore for the Senate and lost,
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Miami Herald, it said, re-
ported 60 percent of the
Jewish vote in Dade County
for Reagan. "NBC projected
New Jersey Jewish votes at
42 percent for Reagan.
Other estimates varied
within that range," the coal-
ition reported.

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