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WOODEN PLAY STRUCTURES
Potluck Dinner
Is Next Week
Tuesday is the reservation
deadline for the Shabbat
potluck dinner slated for 7
p.m. April 29 at the
Aldingbrooke club house.
Singles of all ages are in-
vited and requested to bring
a vegetarian dish to pass. For
reservations, call the Com-
munity Network for Jewish
Singles, 661-1000, ext. 347.
'Doubles' Due
For Singles -
The Community Network
for Jewish Singles will go to
the Birmingham Theater to
see Doubles at 8 p.m. May 3.
For reservations, call the
CNJS, 661-1000, ext. 236 or
347. Registration deadline is
May 1.
NEWS
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U.S. Accused
On PLO Mission
The Hague (JTA) — The
United Nations formally ac-
cused the United States of'
violating its international
legal obligations and asked
the World Court to intervene.
Carl August Fleischauer, the
UN undersecretary general
for legal affairs, last week
asked the 15-judge panel to
order binding arbitration in
the dispute. -
The dispute arises from a
U.S. Department of Justice
order in February to shut
down the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization's observer
mission to the United Na-
tions in New York.
A decision is expected in a
few weeks. The United States
was not represented in court.
Its position is that the closure
order is an internal matter
over which the international
court of justice has no
jurisdiction.
The Justice Department's
closure order was issued in
compliance with the Anti-
Terrorist Act of 1987, adopted
by Congress and signed by
President Reagan. The PLO,
backed by the UN Secretariat
and the General Assembly,
refused to comply. U.S. At-
torney General Edwin Meese
asked the federal district
court in Manhattan on to en-
force the closure.
The United Nations main-
tains that by trying to close
the PLO mission, the
American authorities are in
violation of the 1947 Head-
quarters Agreement, which
governs relations between the
United Nations and the host
country, the United States.
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—GRADES 3 to 5—
June 20-24
June 27-July 1
THEME
Celebrate Summei Week
Adventure Week
HIGHLIGHTS
THURS. OVERNIGHT
Waterpark
Greenfield Village
Crossroads Village
Canoeing
Waterpark
Playland Park
Space Center
Strawberry Farm
Canoe Trip
Detroit Zoo
Chelsea Mill
Crossroads Village
Canoeing
Waterpark
Belle Isle Zoo
D.I.A.
Bicycle Trip
Waterpark
Tiger Game
Lion's Training
Waterpark
Playland Park
Wonderland Park
Toronto, Ontario
Ausable River
Mio, Michigan
Seaworld
Aurora, Ohio
Put-in-Bay Island
Ohio
Niagra Falls
Ontario
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Sleeping Bear Sand
Dunes, Michigan
Seneca Caverns
Bellevue, Ohio
Cedar Point
Sandusky, Ohio
Mystery Week
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July 18-22
Summer Madness Week
July 25-29
Backwards Week
Waterpark
Windsor Wildlife
Candle Factory
Playland Park
Detroit Zoo
Waterpark
Space Center
Hands-on Museum
Michigan Festival
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Aug. 8-12
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Aug. 15-19
Michigan Week
Aug. 22-26
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July 11-15
Aug. 1-5
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