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November 05, 1982 - Image 12

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1982-11-05

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12 Friday, November 5, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

JWB Adds Two New Categories to Book Awards

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NEW YORK — National
Jewish Book Awards, con-
ferred annually by the JWB
Jewish Book Council, will
be offered in two new
categories for 1983.

NBY- SHIN

The two new awards,
which bring the total to 10,
are in the areas of Schol-
arship and Children's Pic-
ture Books. The eight other
awards to be conferred by

Talent Agency

for

TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
the council are for Jewish
History, Jewish Thought, new exhibit of the Jews of
Jewish Fiction, the Poland has been prepared
Holocaust, Israel, Chil- by the Icchak Grunbaum
dren's Literature, Yiddish Center for Research of the
Literature, and the Visual History of Polish Jewry at
Tel Aviv University.
Arts.
The deadline for submis-
The exhibit, including 60
sion is Dec. 31. For informa- photographs, depicts those
tion on the awards, contact synagogues in Cracow that
the JWB Jewish Book survived the Holocaust and
Council, 15 E. 26th St., New other facets of the dwindl-
York, N.Y. 10010. ing Jewish life that remains

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The 25th anniversary of
the Mackinac Bridge on
Nov. 1 recalls the contribu-
tions of bridge engineer
David B. Steinman.
The Mackinac Bridge,
spanning nearly five miles
with its approaches, cele-
brated its 25th anniversary

on Nov. 1. It links Michi-
gan's Upper and Lower
peninsulas across the
Straits of Mackinac.
Steinman was a professor
of civil engineering in Idaho
and New York during the
decade of World War I, and
then began a bridge-
building and designing
career on five continents.
Besides the Mackinac, the
re-construction of the
Brooklyn Bridge in New
York was among the 400
bridges he worked on.
Steinman died in 1960.

Inflation Dispute

JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Although the Israeli gov-
ernment says that inflation
fell in 1981 from 137 per-
cent to 101 percent, the
World Bank says Israel's
inflation for the year was at
121 percent.
Ghana had 120 percent
inflation according to the
World Bank and Argentina
was at 114. Japan had the
lowest inflation rate at four
percent, followed by Au-
stria, West Germany and
Holland at six percent.

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JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
The Paris-based Kul al-
Arab magazine recently
quoted Lebanese Prime
Minister Shafik Wazzan as
saying Lebanon would
never sign a peace treaty
with Israel under "condi-
tions of conquest."
A Saudi publication
quoted Lebanese President
Amin Gemayel as saying
there was a "special rela-
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of interest Tuesday, two
judges who were appointed
this year to fill vacancies
won election. Fred M. Mes-
ter won his Oakland County
Circuit Court race and Ber-
nard A. Friedman was
elected to the 48th District
Court in Bloomfield Hills.
Oakland County Com-
missioners Dennis M.
Aaron (D-Oak Park) and
Lawrence R. Pernick (D-
Southfield) won re-election.
Rep. Joe Forbes (D-Oak
Park) was re-elected to the
state House of Representa-
tives in the 67th District
and is rumored to be in the
running for the position of
Speaker of the House.
Maxine Berman (D-
Southfield) won in the 64th
District.
Sen. Jack Faxon (D-
Southfield) was re-elected
to the state Senate by win-
ning the new 15th District
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