THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
56 Friday, March 20, 1981
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March 13 — To Mr. and
Mrs. William Behrmann
(Joan Newman), former De-
troiters of Highland Park,
Ill., a son, Simon Howard.
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March 12 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Gittleman (Bar-
bara Victor) of Huntington
Woods, a daughter, Sarah
Rachel.
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March 12 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Harold R. Leach
(Suzanne Wolff) of Hun-
tington Woods, a daughter,
Emily Lauren.
March 11 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin S. Cohen (Fern
Mendelson) of Oak Park, a
daughter, Marci Sarah.
Herbert Rubinstein, for-
merly an employee of the
Comprehensive Health
Planning Council (CHPC)
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March 11 — To Mr. and of Southeastern Michigan,
Mrs. Isaac Radzinski has filed a lawsuit in U.S.
(Pamela Faye Armstrong) District Court claiming
of Farmington Hills, a son, religious discrimination,
retaliation and severe emo-
Jay Bryan.
tional distress caused by the
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March 9 — To Mr. and agency.
The Equal Employment
Mrs. Paul Felch (Millie Bos-
tick) of Birmingham, a Opportunity Commission is
also filing suit in the same
daughter, Jillian Marisa.
court in its own name, on
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March 6 — To Mr. and behalf of Rubinstein, charg-
Mrs. Mark Schwartz ing the agency with a viola-
(Wendy Seedman) of West tion of Title VII of the Civil
Bloomfield, a son, Gregory Rights Act of 1964. The two
RABBI DR. LEO
cases will be consolidated
Loren.
and will be heard by Judge
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March 4 — To Mr. and Patricia J. Boyle. Rubins-
Expert Mohel
Serving Hospitals and Manes
Mrs. Charles M. Wolfson tein is personally repre-
LI 2-4444
(Merle Carson) of West sented by Susan Winshall
547-8555
Bloomfield, a daughter, while Martin Scott will re-
present the EEOC.
°RABBI GAVI COHEN 1111 Emily Lynn. * * *
Rubinstein is requesting
GNIOHEL
$375,000 compensatory
March
3
—
To
Mr.
and
certified by chief rabbinate of israel
Mrs. Jeffrey Scissors (Elyse damages and $375,000
V7I'M
Ostrow) of Southfield, a punitive damages plus
reinstatement, back pay
daughter, Beth Nicole.
968-2429
and fringe benefits. His
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Feb. 24 — To Mr. and wife, Annette, is asking
Mrs. Kenneth Korotkin more than $10,000 for loss
Cantor Sidney
(Julie Dale) of West Bloom- of consortium.
Rubinstein's plight was
field, a daughter, Lisa Dale.
first brought to the atten-
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Feb. 11 — To Mr. and
Certified Mabel
Mrs. Peter Perlman (Mary
358-1426 or 357-5544
Helen Lezon of Traverse
City) of West Bloomfield, a
Cantor SAMUEL
son, Matthew Stephen.
GOLDMAN
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RUBE
tion of the Jewish com-
munity in an article in the
Oct. 10, 1980 issue of The
Jewish News. According
to that article:
"Rubinstein, who is
active in the Jewish com-
munity and for a time was
an adviser to the Health
Ministry in Israel, has
charged thta he and other
Jewish employees were the
subject of anti-Semitic
abuse from supervisors at
CHPC over a period of
years.
"Rubinstein charges that
efforts to halt the abuse
within the agency only led
to further incidents.
"CHPC helps to plan and
control health care delivery
in the Detroit metropolitan
area. It has an annual
budget of $2 million made
up of local, state and federal
tax funds."
The Oakland County
Board of Commissioners
expressed their dissatis-
faction with CHPC by
adopting two resolutions
in 1980 detailing the
many problems that exist
at the agency, including
the charges of anti-
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Feb. 10 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Robert E. Guerin
(former Detroiter Susan
Pevos) of Los Angeles,
Calif., a daughter, Jessica
Lynn.
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role in the movie The Chosen" with stars Robby Be-
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May 11 will benefit Israeli educational institutions.
Participating in the Detroit performance are Bar-Ilan
University, Hadassah, Haifa University, National
Council of Jewish Women, National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods, Women's American ORT and the
Zionist Organization of America.
Dr. Howard Sachar to Give
Lecture for Bargman Series
Dr. Howard Morley Sac-
har will deliver the second
in a series of three Mina and
Theodore Bargman Memo-
rial Lectures 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. He will
speak on "The Revival of
European Anti-Semitism."
Dr. Sachar was educated
at Swarthmore College and
Harvard University. He has
taught in universities and
in the field of Jewish educa-
tion in the U.S. and Israel.
He is currently professor
of modern Europen, Middle
Eastern and Jewish history
at George Washington Uni-
versity. He lived in Israel
for six years, the last four of
them as director of Brandeis
University's Jacob Hiatt In-
stitute.
He returned to the U.S. in
1965, and has continued to
do consultation and re-
search in Israel. His com-
ments on Middle Eastern
Semitism.
"As a public official, I
can't condone spending pub-
lic dollars with an agency
that appears to condone
anti-union and anti-Semitic
activities," County Corn-
missioner Lawrence Per-
nick (D-Southfield) stated.
"I have asked the board to
adopt an additional resolu-
tion calling for a federal in-
vestigation and a possible
alternate structure to do
health planning in our
community."
The case has received
additional attention from
Detroit News columnist
George Cantor. In a story
that appeared in the News
on March 1, Cantor gave the
details of Rubinstein's case
and noted other complaints
against CHPC. "Non-
Jewish employees who have
left the agency back up
Rubinstein's story," accord-
ing to Cantor.
The columnist noted that
State Rep. Joseph Forbes
(D-Oak Park), the majority
floor leader, told the agency
that it was in danger of los-
ing credibility and that
Oakland County had with-
drawn from participation in
the agency. -
In a follow-up story on
March 12, Cantor inter-
viewed several health
care professionals on the
matter. All of them came
out against CHPC.
"Although unfamiliar
with the details of the case,"
Cantor wrote, "They (the
health care professionals)
were virtually unanimous
in their judgment of CHPC.
They think it is utterly
worthless."
According to Cantor,
Terrence Carroll, the direc-
tor of the agency, denies
Rubinstein's charges and
responds to 'criticism of
anti-Semitism at CHPC by
pointing out that his wife is
Jewish and that he has
raised his two sons and a
daughter as Jews.
A new clinical experience
has been added to the cur-
riculum of the Shapero
School of Nursing (A Pro-
gram in Practical Nurs-
ing) at Sinai Hospital of De-
troit.
Starting with the class
admitted on March 2, all
students will have a learn-
ing experience at Borman
Hall, the Jewish Home for
Aged.
This will be one of four
clinical rotations offered
all students in the first sql.
months of the program.
Until now, all clinical ex-
perience, with the exception
of pediatric nursing at
Mount Carmel Mercy Hos-
pital, has been obtained at
Sinai Hospital of Detroit,
said Edna Adastik, R.N., di-
rector of the Shapero
School.
Students will be under
the supervision of the Shap-
ero School faculty while at
Borman Hall. Sylvia Ser-
win, associate adminis-
trator for the home, also
serves on the Shapero
School Board of Trustees.
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