THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Feuer Seeks Senate Seat
Births
May 20—To Dr. and Mrs.
Sheldon R. Gordon (Andrea
S. Norman) of Oak Park, a
daughter, Jacquelyn Sarah.
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May 20 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Steven M. Krause
(Linda Laskey) former De-
troiters of Anderson, S.C., a
daughter, Dana Michelle.
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May 18 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Howard Wright (Donna
Sparr) of Southfield, a son,
Adam Michael.
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May 17 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Laurence S. Lipson (Diana
Craig) of Farmington Hills,
a son, Craig Adam.
REV. HERSH!.
ROTH
May 16 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Redstone (Bar-
bara Osten of Rochester,
N.Y.) of West Bloomfield, a
son, Adam Gordon.
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May 16 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Alan Zloto, former De-
troiters of Seattle, Wash., a
son, Mathew Aaron.
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May 15 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Miller (Kathy
Canvasser) of Troy, a
daughter, Emily Canvas-
ser.
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May 14 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Bortman
(Nancy Marx), former De-
troiters of Columbus, Ohio,
twin sons, Brian Andrew
and Brent Richard.
Alan Feuer of Southfield,
former executive director of
Common Cause in Michi-
gan, has announced his
candidacy for Michigan
State Senate in the fifteenth
district. The district in-
cludes Ferndale, Wixom,
Oak Park, Huntington
Woods, Royal Oak Town-
ship, Southfield, Lathrup
Village, Farmington, Far-
mington Hills, Novi, Novi
Township and Northville.
Feuer, 29, led Common
Cause in its successful fight
557-0888
New Campsite
Federation this spring.
He is a former member of
the Committee on Interna-
tional Concerns of the
Jewish Community Council
of Metropolitan Detroit and
has served as a member of
the Michigan Regional
Advisory Board of the
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith since the mid-
1970s.
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OAK PARK HIGH SCHOOL
ALAN FEUER
for the Michigan Open
Meetings Act, and directed
the Common Cause effort
that led to passage of the
Michigan Campaign Fi-
nance Reform Act.
. He is a graduate of Oak
Park High School and
earned an AB degree in
government at Cornell
University.
He serves as a Con-
gressional liaison for the
American Israel Public
Affairs Committee. Feuer
co-chaired the Israel In-
dependence Day commit-
tee of the Junior Division
of the Jewish Welfare
AJCongress
Has Report on
Jewish Issues
A 50-page report outlin-
ing 11 major domestic is-
sues of Jewish concern now
pending in Congress and be-
fore various state legisla-
tures has been prepared by
the American Jewish Con-
gress, it was announced by
Gerald S. Cook, of the
organization's Michigan
Region Steering Commit-
tee.
Entitled "Agenda for Ac-
tion," the report covers such
issues as abortion restric-
tions; "pro-family" legisla-
tion backed by right-wing
groups; extension of the vot-
ing rights act; affirmative
action; and school prayer
laws.
In addition to describing
and analyzing each issue in
detail, "Agenda for Action"
includes AJCongress' posi-
tion and recommendations
for effective action.
A copy of the report is
available without charge by
writing to Michigan Region,
American Jewish Congress,
21550 W. 12 Mile, South-
field, 48076.
Security Talks
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Israel-Egypt joint military
commission held a two-day,
meeting last week to discuss
security arrangements in
the Sinai.
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