THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 14, 1
Campaign National Allocations
(Continued from Page 1)
Jewish Education and the
Jewish Labor Committee
are among other agencies
that received higher alloca-
tions.
Robert H. Naftaly,
chairman of Federation's
National and Community
Relations Agencies Budget
and Planning Division, de-
livered the report on
recommendations to the
Board of Governors for final
action.
In his remarks Naftaly
30 noted that the de-
, eased allocation to HIAS
from the preceding year re-
flected a sharp reduction in
the number of Soviet Jews
allowed out of the USSR.
Over all, more than $17
million was raised in the
1980 Campaign of which
$10,502,500 was desig-
nated for overseas ap-
portionment. In addition,
Detroit contributions to
Project Renewal, the so-
cial rehabilitation pro-
gram for Israel's
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Local agency funding of
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The national and over-
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the result of a year-long ef-
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Non-Local Agencies Allocations
1979-80 1980-81
Agency (National)
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish Congress
Anti-Defamation League
Jewish Labor Committee
Jewish War Veterans
National Conference on
Soviet Jewry
National Jewish Community
Relations Advisory Council
Synagogue Council of America
American Association
for Jewish Education
Joint Cultural Appeal
Jewish Welfare Board
Bnai Brith Hillel
(National)
Dropsie University
National Association of
Jewish Vocational Services
TOTAL
$ 74,550
53,000
74,550
27,200
10,000
$ 77,400
55,400
77,400
29,100
10,500
7,500
8,000
33,500
1,650
33,500
1,650
40,500
48,500
55,000
43,000
50,500
57,000
33,750
1,000
36,250
5,250
$465,950
5,500
$485,200
Agency (Overseas)
America-Israel
Cultural Foundation
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
HIAS
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28,000
150,000
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28,000
84,000
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BONN (JTA) - An un-
precedented presentation of
200 radio broadcasts over
the three channels of West
Germany's radio network,
Suedwestfunk, will take
place from December 1980
through June 1981 under
the title "Meeting With
Judaism."
Willibald Hilf, head of
Suedwestfunk, headquar-
tered in Baden-Baden, said
that such an intensive and
systematic presentation of
Judaism is unique in the
German mass media. It will
include the broadcasting of
round-table discussions,
documentaries, news re-
ports, music, essays, ex-
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lectures and theater prod-
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Hilf said the aim of the
200 broadcasts is to promote
understanding and
tolerance.
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which thousands of homes,
shops and synagogues were
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Jews were injured.
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