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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Douglas Schubot to Lead
Bond. Delegation to Israel

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Douglas A. Schubot, an
executive board member of
Michigan State of Israel
Bonds, will lead a group of
Jewish communal leaders
to Israel Bonds' Israel 35th
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and Economic Conference
Aug. 8-18.
The Michigan delegation
will join hundreds of confer-
ence attendees in
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv for
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government leaders and
tours to major sites.
The conference will also
emphasize special programs
for delegates in the indus-
try, trades and professional
fields, including meetings
with Israeli counterparts.-
Schubot is a member of
the Israeli Bonds Prime
Minister's Club and
active in Bnai Brith and
Temple Beth El. He has
served on the boards of
Temple Beth El, the
Hundred Club of Detroit,
the Boy's Club and Girl's
Club •of Metropolitan De-
troit and the Better Busi-
ness Bureau of Detroit
and Southeastern Michi-
gan. He is president of the
Standard Club North and
is vice chairman of the
Founders Junior Coun-
cil, Detroit Institute of
Arts.

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JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Raanan,Weitz, the Laborite
co-chairman of the World
Zionist Organization's set-
tlement department, re-
fused to participate in an of-
ficial tour of West Bank set-
tlements by delegates from
the world-Wide Labor
Zionist movement.
Weitz objected to the tour
on grounds that it was a
political act implying Labor
encouragement of the set-
tlements. He suggested that
visitors who were curious
about the , settlements
should visit them privately.
But Yehiel Leket, chairman
of the Labor Zionist move-
ment disagreed.
"Political persons should
also see settlements to
which they object," he said.
He maintained that a visit
to the West Bank settle-
ments does not mean iden-
tification with the Gush
Emunim zealots who in-
habit many of them.

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Sabbath observers who
wish to take part in. the
Michigan Democratic Party
Caucus, which takes place
next year on Saturday,
March 17, will be able to
vote via absentee ballot,
owing to the efforts of the
American Jewish Congress,
who raised the issue with
State Democratic Party
Chairman Rick Wiener.

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The Detroit community
was one of 13 major cities
that joined in a North
American teleconference,
sponsored by the Council of
Jewish Federations, in
preparation for the 1983
General Assembly of the
Jewish Agency for Israel.
The conference, which
originated in New York,
brought together Federa-
tion leaders and Jewish
Agency Assembly delegates
via closed-circuit cable tele-
vision. It enabled par=
ticipating communities to
call in their questions and
maintain a dialogue with
the New York panel on is-
sues of concern for next
week's assembly - in
Jerusalem.
Martin E. Citrin, CJF
president and a former
presiderit of Detroit's
Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, chaired the confer-
ence. Among the New
York panel was Max M.
Fisher, chairman of the
Jewish Agency. The tele-
conference was the first
of its type to be held for
Federation leadership.
Those on the teleconfer-
ence's Detroit panel in-
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