THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 13, 1985
NEWS
Yad Vashem
Raising Funds
New York (JTA) — More than
$5.1 million has been raised
toward a goal of $12 million for
Yad Vashem, the memorial in
-Israel to the victims of the
Holocaust.
That announcement was made
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at the first dinner of the Inter-
national Society for Yad Vas-
hem, set up three years ago to
serve as the educational and de-
velopment arm of the Yad Vas-
-hem on the Mount of Remembr-
ance in Jerusalem.
More than 600 supporters
attended the event in New York
at which 36 Jewish communal
leaders each committed himself
to a minimum of $60,000 to
support Yad Vashem. Four
pledged a minimum of $250,000.
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House Bill
On Foreign Gifts
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New York — The American
Jewish Congress has hailed the
passage by the House of Repre-
sentatives this month of legisla-
tion that would require colleges
and universities receiving Fed-
eral aid to disclose sizable gifts
from foreign donors.
The legislation, introduced by
Representative Robert T. Matsui
(D-Calif.) and based upon a pro-
posal drafted by AJCongress at-
torneys, is designed to discour-
age intrusions on academic free-
dom by foreigm sources that at-
tempt to tie political or prop-
aganda strings to such gifts or
obtain exclusive rights to uni-
versity research fidnings.
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Now appearing for a holiday engagement.
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HIAS Backs
Genocide Pact
New York — HIAS (the He-
brew Immigrant Aid Society)
has urged speedy ratification by
the U.S. Senate of the United
Nations Convention on the Pre-
vention and Punishment of the
Crime of Genocide. In addition,
HIAS has asked its board and
network of cooperating agencies
to contact their Senators on the
issue.
Name Changed
New York — Pioneer
Women/Naamat, which this
year marked 60 years of service
to Israel, has adopted a new
name — Namat U.S.A. — to
more clearly reflect its close link
with Naamat, Israel's largest
women's organization.
We wish you Joy —
Enough to last far beyond the season —
And Peace for the year to come.
SOMERSET MALL
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Orchard Lake Rd.
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UCSJ Adviser
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Washington — Civil rights
leader Coretta Scott King has
been named to the national
advisory board of the Union of
Councils for Soviet Jewry.
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HOLIDAY HOURS
Dec. 13-Dec. 24
Mon.-Fri. 10:30-8
Sat. till 6, Sunday 12-4
Enjoy the Music of the Season —
Local School and Church Choirs perform daily
Holiday Hours: Monday-Friday 10-9
Saturday 10-6 / Sunday 12-5.
Some shops have extended Saturday and
Sunday hours for your convenience.
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