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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 1, 1985
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New York (JTA) — Robert Bil-
lings, director of the regional
liaison office of the Department of
Education in Washington, is the
author of the speech mailed by a
DOE regional director in Denver
to six western states which de-
plored the erosion of "Christian
values" in °America's public
schools, the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency has learned.
Billings, a former executive di-
rector of the Moral Majority, has
been described as the "Christian
Right's Inside man" in the Reagan
Administration, according to
Congressional sources. These
sources asserted that Billings,
who identifies himself as a doctor,
received his doctorate from a
Tennessee correspondence school
since shut down by state officials
after it was labeled a "diploma
mill."
Billings could not be reached for
comment.
Billings' role as author of the
speech distributed by Thomas
Tancredo, head of the DOE's
regional office for western: states
in Denver, surfaced last week as
Jewish organizations joined Rep.
Patricia Schroeder (D-Colo.) in
criticizing Tancredo's use of pub-
lic funds to mail the speech to
Christian schools, and inadver-
tently, to an undetermined
number of Jewish schools.
The 12-page speech was at-
tached to a cover letter, signed by
Tancredo, on DOE stationary.
The cover letter described as a
"dangerous phenomenon" the as-
sertion that "we see more and
more signs of governmental in-
tervention into areas of parental
responsibility which have, for
centuries, been held inviolate."
Tancredo invites recipients of the
letter to "feel free to edit, repro-
duce and distribute (it) as you see
fit."
The Center for New Thinking
in Birmingham will present "In-
telligent Reading: Getting the
Most out of a Book," a lecture by
Rabbi Sherwin Wine, 2:30 p.m.
Sunday at the Somerset Mall au-
ditorium in Troy.
Rabbi Wine will discuss Daniel
Boorstin's new book The Dis-
coverers, 10 a.m. Thursday at the
mall.
There is a charge for both
events. For information, call the
Center for New Thinking, 546-
8928.
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`Damn Yankees'
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Damn Yankees, a musical com-
edy by George Abbot and Doug-
lass Wallop, will be presented by
The slillage Players of Birming-
ham on Feb. 8, 9, 10, 15 and 16.
Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. Sunday
matinee is 2 p.m. The playhouse is
located at the corner of Hunter
Boulevard and Chestnut Street,
south of Maple Road.
Tickets are available at the
door, but reservations are recom-
mended. For reservations, call the
Village Players, 644-2075.
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