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November 13, 1987 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1987-11-13

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mittee, comprised of churches
and synagogues who support
the institute, is being formed.
Lyons emphasized that the
institute does not rely only on
Jewish communal support.
Funds also come from the
Christian community as well.
At a recent fund-raising affair
at Carrail, patrons included
Jewish as well as non-Jewish
supporters. About $45,000
was raised at the event.
The institute also relies
heavily on volunteer support.
"The volunteer element is
very important," Lyons said,
adding that two persons, one
Jewish and one Christian,
have been engaged without
charge to coordinate
volunteers. Among the
volunteers' duties are helping
with mail, acting as dialogue
and youth dialogue group
leaders, keeping financial
records and speaking before
community groups.
Lyons said that he had tried
to make fund raising a "ma-
jor goal," but it never worked
out. Instead, he changed his
focus to programming. "We're
not here as an organization,
we are here as a program. The
funds always come when
you're doing the right kind of
program. That's our focus."

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ists."
"Kristallnacht," a word
who's mere mention brings
images of widespread destruc-
tion, smashed store windows
and burning synagogues, was
heard again and again this
week in ceremonies across the
country held to commemorate
the tragic night nearly four
decades past.
In New York, a solemn pro-
cession of nearly 400 young
people and Holocaust sur-
vivors carrying memorial
candles conducted a Remem-
brance March on the city's
Upper East Side. Included
among the many speakers
was Israel's U.N. Ambassador
Benjamin Netanyahu, who
spoke on the importance of
the United Nations opening
its Nazi War Crime files to
the public.
In Los Angeles and
Washington, D.C., major
observances were scheduled,
including speeches on the
dangers of racism by Senator
Patrick Moynihan, (D-NY)
and former Ambassador
Jeane Kirkpatrick.
Meanwhile, the Interna-
tional Association of Jewish
Lawyers and Jurists, in an ef-
fort to combat anti-Semitism
and anti-Zionism, dedicated

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FRIDAY, NOV. 13, 1987

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