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Home since 1970, and became
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missioner on aging for the
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ropolitan Detroit, and is
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Jewish Homes and Housing
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on Thursday. His remarks
will deal with, "The 1986
Congressional Elections: Im-
pact on the Jewish Commu-
nity."
In his Washington post,
which he has held since 1980,
Pearl serves as the liaison
between the AJCongress and
the White House, the U.S.
Congress, federal agencies,
embassies, and the many
religious, civil rights, and
human relations organiza-
tions based in the nation's
Capital.
Before his tenure with the
AJCongress, Pearl practiced
law in Atlanta, Ga.; directed
the college education depart-
ment of the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations in
New York; and served as the
assistant director of the west-
ern region of the American
Jewish Committee in Los
Angeles.
Gerald A. Cook, president
of the American Jewish
Congress/Metro Detroit
Chapter, and Fred L. Golden-
berg, chairman of the Jewish
Community Council's com-
munity relations committee,
will host Pearl's Detroit area
appearance.

Interfaith Forum
Due Wednesday

"Respect and Reconciliation
Among the Abrahamic Reli-
gions," an all-day interfaith
leadership forum, will feature
Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, di-
rector of international rela-
tions of the American Jewish
Committee.
The conference will begin
at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at
the University of Detroit.
Muslim and Christian
major speakers will partici-
pate 'under the auspices of
the Greater Detroit Interfaith
Round Table of the National
Council of Christians and
Jews.
Lunch and dinner are in-
cluded. Call the Round Table,
869-6306, for reservations. -
The program is co-
sponsored by the American
Jewish Committee, Christian
Communication Council of
Metropolitan Detroit
Churches, Council of Islamic
Imams in North America,
Ecumenical Theological Cen-
ter, Institute for Advanced
Pastoral Studies (Reuel Howe
Memorial Lecture), New De-
troit and the University of
Detroit.

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Marc Pearl

Marc A. Pearl, American
Jewish Congress' Washington
representative, will address a
special meeting of the Jewish
Community Council's Com-

The Jewish News printed
an incorrect phone number
for the Tri-County Braille
Volunteers in its Sept. 5 is-
sue. Interested persons
should contact Ruth Kush-
ner, 356-8015. The Jewish
News regrets the error.

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