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to mediate their differences.
"Are we One?" The fact,
that American Jews are
being increasingly cautioned
against becoming a "one-
issue" community indicates
that most American Jews
still cling to the conviction
that Israel is central to
Jewish interests and con-
tinuity. We are likely to re-
main "one" so long as Israel
shall continue to loom large
on our collective agenda.
Ezekiel Leizin is executive
director of the Detroit
District, Zionist
Organization of America.
(Between Greenfield & Coolidge)
545-7393
559-1969
Appt. Only. Ask For Shirlee or Debby
Don't Tear Up A Chance
To Go To Hawaii.
KAUAI
Wiesenthal's
Book Made
Into Movie
Los Angeles (JTA) —
Simon Wiesenthal's autobio-
graphical book Murderers
Among Us will be made into
a motion picture by Home
Box Office Pictures and
Robert Cooper Productions, it
was announced at a press con-
ference at the Simon Wiesen-
thal Center here recently.
Filming will begin in
various European locations
this spring, with HBO cable
followed by
release in 1988,
foreign theatrical release. The
actors and the "name direc-
tor" have not been selected
yet.
Oscar-winner Abby Mann,
who wrote the screenplay for
"War and Love" about the
Warsaw Ghetto uprising, will
collaborate with Emmy-win-
ner Lange Slate on the screen-
play about the international-
ly known hunter of Nazis.
Mann said that the movie will
be a wholly produced feature
film and not rely on documen-
tary footage.
Surrounded at the press
conference by relics from the
extermination camps and
photos of the victims and kill-
ings, Michael Fuchs of HBO
said his company was hon-
ored to make this movie.
Seminar Probes
Foster Care
The Michigan Inter-
Professional Association on
Marriage, Divorce and the
Family will have a round-table
luncheon at noon March 19 at
Machus Red Fox, Birming-
ham.
Topic for the luncheon will
be "Minimizing the Psycholog-
ical and Legal Risks Connected
With the Chaotic Foster Care
System." For reservations and
information, call Phyllis Dant-
zer, 646-5622.
KAHOOLAWE
Keep your non-winning "Cash Deal"
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In fact, it could be worth a $5,000
vacation for two in the Lottery's
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To enter, just drop your non-
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along with your legibly-printed name,
address, and telephone number and
send it to: Michigan Lottery, "Hawaii
Sweepstakes;' Lansing, MI 48916.
(Only one entry per envelope)
Lottery regional offices in Lansing,
Detroit, Wyoming, Saginaw, Grayling,
and Marquette will also accept your
entries. All entries must be received
by April 15, 1987. Then, on April 20,
1987, ten winners will be chosen.
If your name comes up, your
Hawaiian vacation for two will
include: Round trip air via United
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(Detroit/
Islands) • 14
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multi-island tour
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You may choose to take the vaca-
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as you desire. See your Lottery agent
for full details.
So play "Cash Deal" and enter the
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ing up a vacation this good could
make anyone go to pieces.
When you play the Lottery, education wins.
Ten People Are Going To Win
The Michigan Lottery's Hawaii Sweepstakes.
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