THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14 Friday, August 13, 1982
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Primary Election Completed
Sander Levin, emerging
as the winner of the Demo-
cratic nomination for the
U.S. House of Representa-
tives in the 17th District in
Tuesday's primary election,
if he wins in the November
election against the Repub-
lican nominee, Jerry Rosen,
will contribute to an in-
teresting recurrence in U.S.
Congressional history: two
brothers serving in Con-
gress at the same time.
Sander's brother Carl is the
junior Michigan U.S. Sena-
tor.
Levin won more than 40
percent of the Democratic
vote, and had a 3-1 margin
in the Oakland County por-
tion of the district. Levin's
closest challenger in the
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SANDER LEVIN
crowded primary race was Maxine Berman won the
State Senator Doug Ross of primary; State House_
Southfield, who won nearly 67thDistrict, Democr
Joe Forbes was unop
20 percent of the vote.
In other races, State Sen- posed in the primary.
ator Jack Faxon won the
In Oakland County
Democratic primary in the Commissioner races, Demo-
15th District. Faxon, a crats Dennis Aaron of Oak
long-time Senator from De- Park and Lawrence Pernick
troit, moved to Southfield of Southfield won their pri-
this spring after the state mary contests.
senate districts were re-
In the 48th District Court
drawn. Faxon defeated
Alan Feuer and Sen. Dana race (Birmingham-
Wilson among a list of Bloomfield), Judge Bernard
A. Friedman tallied 7,957
Democratic hopefuls.
Other winners were: votes and will face runner-
18th Congressional dis- up Cheryl D. Bloom (3,063
trict, Democrat Allen votes) in the November
Sipher of Farmington election.
Howard Wolpe (D-
Hills will challenge in-
cumbent Republican Kalamazoo), who repre-
William S. Broomfield in sents Michigan's Third Dis-
November; State House trict in Congress, was unop-
64th District, Democrat posed in the primary.
* * *
Boschwitz at Rosen Event
U.S. Senator Rudy Bos-
chwitz (R-Minn.), chairman
of the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee's Middle
East subcommittee and
member of the Senate Small
Business Committee, will
be the special guest at a re-
ception at the Hamilton
Place 6:30 p.m. Monday in
support of Republican, 17th
District Congressional can-
didate Jerry Rosen.
Sen. Boschwitz, a Jewish_
refugee from the Holocaust
in Nazi Germany, said that
he sees difficult, frustrating
and potentially perilious
times ahead for Israel, add-
ing that "it is a period in
which Israel will need
strong and resolute friends
in Congress. Jerry Rosen is
a close friend of mine, and I
know that he has the
strongest committment to
the security and survival of
Israel."
Rosen was a member of
the staff of Michigan's
former U.S. Senator
Robert P. Griffin. Ro-
sen's wife Liz also served
SEN. BOSCHWITZ
five years on Senator
Griffin's staff, and more
recently served as legis-
lative director for Bos-
chwitz.
There is a charge for the
reception. For information,
call Roberta Barron at the
Rosen for Congress Com-
mittee, 352-4015.
•
JWB Calendar
Lists Seminars
NEW YORK — Semi-
nars, institutes, workshops
and conferences designed to
develop the leadership
skills of professional and lay
personnel in Jewish Com-
munity Centers are listed in
the 1982-1983 Trainir
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Loehmann's
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For copies of the calendar
and information about any
of the training programs,
contact Sherwood Epstein,
director, human resources
development, JWB, 15 E.
26th St., New York, N.Y.
10010.