THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS CJF to Protest Reagan Cuts 300,000 Visit Israel Show By BORIS SMOLAR aid to social services, health at Cairo International Fair programs, programs for the (Editor-in-chief emeritus, JTA) (Copyright 1981, JTA, Inc.) The Council of Jewish Federations is starting its quarterly meeting next week under the shadow of President Reagan's pro- posal to cut about $50 bil- lion from the federal budget as a means of improving the country's economy by reduc- ing government expendi- tures. The proposed sweeping cuts will affect about 100 federal programs, including Freddy Sheyer Entertainer Singing Guitarist Violinist . 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The CJF is determined to take a stand at its meeting on six welfare programs which will be affected se- verely if Congress approves the drastic cuts proposed by the Administration. They include assistance to the poor, aid to the aged, free meals for school children, Medicaid and other forms of aid. The needy elements of the Jewish population stand to lose many mil- lions of dollars in assis- tance that cannot, by any stretch of imagination, be made up by voluntary contributions raised by federations in their fund-raising campaigns. The CJF wants that Con- gress, in voting on President Reagan's pro- posal, should not impose an unfair portion of the burden of our economic situation on that part of the population which is least able to bear it — the poor, the aged, the unemployed and minorities. It wants the Administration and Congress to establish a federal budget policy that not only works toward a balanced budget but also places a high priority on human service needs. l i SRA ah CENTER 7xiEp7 niLnin pin Reuven Leibovich 6600 W. Maple West Bloomfield, Michigan (313) 661-1000 NEW _YORK — Some 250,000 copies of an ex- panded edition of the an- nual Kosher for Passover Products Directory are now available from the union of Orthodox Jewish Congrega- tions of America. The free, 64-page booklet, contains a list of 1,000 different consumer and industrial food products bearing the OU seal of kas- hruth certification for Passover and sections which offer guidance and in- formation on the practices and observances of the _Passover holiday. To obtain the directory, send a stamped, self- addressed- envelope to: Or- thosox Union, Passover Di- rectory Order Dept., P.O Box 17305, Milwaukee, Wis. 53217. ADL Hits L.A. Ballot Wording -LOS ANGELES (JTA) — The Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith has protested the ballot desig- nation of a candidate for Mayor of Los Angeles as a "Christian businessman." David Lehrer, Western States Counsel of the ADL, questioned the legality of the ballot designation of Robert Fischer, Jr., a candi- date for mayor, in a letter to City Clerk Rex Layton. Lehrer advised Layton that the California State Elec- tions Code explicitly for- bids a ballot designation which "uses a word or words referring to a racial, reli- gious, or ethnic group. TEL AVIV (JTA) — Offi- cials returning from the Is- raeli pavilion at the Cairo International Trade Fair, which closed last weekend, estimate that some 300,000 people visited the Israel display during the two weeks it was open. They said that during the first week, when the show was open for businessmen only, between 2,000 and 3,000 potential trade buyers attended, with about 300,000 curious Egyptians visiting it during the final, "open-for-all" week. Commerce and Industry Minister Gideon Patt, who reported to the cabinet on the fair, which he attended, said that signature of the Israel-Egypt trade pact to Pattir Resigns JERUSALEM (JTA) — Dan Pattir, the Premier's spokesman, has resigned his post to take a one-year research fellowship at the American Enterprise Insti- tute in Washington. Pattir served as spokes- man to Premier Yitzhak Rabin from the beginning of 1975, having earlier worked under Rabin in the Is- rael embassy in Washing- ton. He was retained by Pre- mier Menahem Begin though it was always clear that Pattir was not a Likud supporter. Friday, April 3, 1981 53 MOVING? 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