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South Africa
Subject Of Talk
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Moira Katz, instructor in
communication at Wayne
State University, will speak
on "South Africa — Is There
An Answer?" at 10:30 a.m.
Nov. 23 at Cong. Beth
Shalom.
Katz is a native South Af=
rican, .well acquainted with
the condition of Jews living
under the apartheid govern-
ment.
A continental breakfast
will be served. There is a
charge. Call the synagogue
for reservations by Monday,
547-7970.
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Jewish Future
Lecture Topic-
"Our House Divided: Will
There Be One Jewish People
by the Year 2,000?" will be
the subject of a lecture to be
delivered by Rabbi Morton F.
Yolkut at the B'nai David In-
stitute for Adult Education,
8:15 p.m. Tuesday at the
synagogue.
The lecture is the third in
a series entitled "Who Is A
Jew? Problems and Con-
troversy." The series is open
to the community without
charge.
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Kristallnacht
Recalled
Cong. Beth Abraham Hillel
Moses will hold a memorial
service in commemoration of
Kristallnacht at 2 p.m. Sun-
day. The public is invited.
Israel's Liver
Transplant
Patient Dies
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Jerusalem (JTA) — Mira
Schichmanter, Israel's first
liver transplant patient, died
shortly before dawn last week
of complications that fol-
lowed surgery 17 days ago at
Rambam Hospital in Haifa.
A mother of two from Kfar
Saba, she had her 40th birth-
day in her hospital bed, sur-
rounded by her family who
were with her at the time of
death.
Doctors said her death was
not caused by the operation,
which was successful, but by
massive internal hemhorrag-
ing related to the liver ail-
ment she had suffered for
years, which had made the
transplant necessary. She had
been recovering up to five
days after surgery and was
about to be released from the
intensive care unit when she
began to bleed and a second
operation was performed.
Meanwhile the second liver
transplant patient, Eliahu
Schreier, 59, remained in
critical condition at Rambam
Hospital.
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