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Friday, October 5, 1984
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
SUPER SPECIAL
NKLIN SHOPPING CENTER
29221 NORTHWESTERN, N. of 12 Mile
358-2353
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OFF SENIOR CITIZENS
ANYTHING ON OUR MENU
ANY HOUR! ANY DAY!
BREAKFAST LUNCH
• BROILED WHITEFISH
• BROILED OR BAR-B-0 CHICKEN
• LOX & SABLE PLATES
• BAR-B-0 RIBS
DINNER SPECIALS
• BROILED LAMB CHOPS
• FRESH FISH
• VEAL CUTLETS
• SPINACH PIE
SUN., OCT. 14
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Wishing Everyone A
Healthy & Happy New Year
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The fresh fruits ...salads ...homemade breads, rolls and
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mentioned here excluded. Coupon must be presented when ordering and is good for you and your
guests. It may not be used in conjunction with other special offers and is not redeemable for cash.
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butter. This meal and deal are
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NEWS
Evidence seen
of Jewish wife abusE
Los Angeles — Fresh evidence
of the widespread scope of Jewish
wife abuse by the husband, once
considered unthinkable and ac-
cordingly non-existent iii tr
Jewish community, has been dis-
closed in the 15-month record of
the Family Violence Project
(FVP), described as the first such
program in the Los Angeles area,
focussed solely on Jewish familie-
s.(JTA) — The Family Violence
Project is offered by the Jewish
Family Service, a beneficiary
agency of the United Jewish Fund
campaign, according to the Los
Angeles Jewish Community
Bulletin, an oficial publication of
the Federation-Council.
The project was initiated by th_P
National Conference of Jewish
Women and is supported by a.
grant from the Jewish Commu-
nity Foundation.
The project, started in May,
1983, has expanded into a net-
work of services,' including job ,
placement, shelter, community
outreach, emergency financial
help, and individual and group
counseling. FVP also works with
Bet Tzedek Legal Services, a legal
aid society for Jews, and also a
UJF beneficiary.
ADL asks retention
of FCC fairness
rules for radio, TV
New York — The Anti-.
Defamation League of B'nai
B'rith (ADL) last week warned
that revoking the fairness doc-.
trine rules governing television
and radio stations — including
the "personal attack" rule —
would endanger American
democracy and freedom.
In testimony filed with the Fed-
eral Communications Commis-
sion in Washington, the ADL took
issue with proponents of deregu-
lationof the broadcasting indus-
try.
Under deregulation that would
result in abrogation of the fair-
ness doctrine, ADL argued, it I
would not be possible to call sta-
tions to account for breaches of the
public trust. According to Justin
J. Finger, director of ADL's Na-
tional Civil Rights Division, fair- I
ness doctrine rules for broadcas-
ters are "statutorily required" by
Congress. The rules, he went on,
have been upheld as constitu-
tional by the Supreme Court be-
cause they "protect the public's
First Amendment freedoms of di- I
versity of opinion and free and
open discussion of differing views
as envisaged by the framers of the
Bill of Rights."
UAHC trustee named
president of world
religion conference
New York — Norma U. Levitt,
of New York, a member of the
board of trustees of the Union of
American Hebrew Congrega.
tions, was elected a president of
the World Conference on Religion
and Peace at its fourth world as-
sembly late in August.