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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Sun. 12 - 5
Hillary and Robert White
Schwartz - White
Former Detroiter Hillary
Lynn Schwartz and Robert
Jay White were married re-
cently at Temple Emanuel in
Miami Beach, Fla. Rabbi Irv-
ing Lehrman officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Schwartz, of Miami, Fla. Par-
ents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Philip White of
Milton, Mass.
Marci Schwartz was the
maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Jill Finkelstein, Diane
Finkelstein, Debbie Stricks-
tein, Leslie Goldman-Oneill,
Arlene Cohen, Julie Bedro-
sian, Judy White.
The best man was Adam
Birenbaum. Ushers were Ar-
thur Gordon, Keith Paulive,
Jim Novin, Paul Nicoloro,
Gary Kramer, Joel Bloom
and Bruce Schwartz.
Following a honeymoon in
Palm Springs, the couple is
residing in Plantation, Fla.
U.S. Bars All Visits
By Austria's Waldheim
Washington (JTA) — The
Reagan Administration an-
nounced last Monday that
Austrian President Kurt
Waldheim has been placed on
the Justice Department's
watch list barring the
onetime Secretary General of
the United Nations from
entering the United States.
The announcement was
made separately by both the
Justice and State Depart-
ment which said the Justice
Department has "determined
a prima facie case of ex-
cludability exists" against
Waldheim.
"This determination was
based on United States law
forbidding entry to any
foreign national who assisted
or otherwise participated in
activities amounting to
persecution during World
War II," the statement said.
The World Jewish Congress
first made public in March,
1986, charges that Waldheim
participated in the massacre
of civilians in Yugoslavia in
1942 while serving in the
Austrian army.
Waldheim, who was in-
augurated as President of
Austria last July, has denied
the charges, although he has
admitted being in the area.
State department spokes-
man Charles Redman took
pains to stress that the action
was not aimed officially at an
Austrian President. He said
the decision was based on
Waldheim's "past activities"
as "an individual."
Currency Rules
Tel Aviv (JTA) — The
Treasury and Bank of Israel
announced April 23 an easing
of foreign currency restric-
tions for Israelis. Starting
immediately, Israelis travel-
ing overseas may take $2,000
per person in U.S. currency.
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