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Hazel Park High School of-
ficials are disputing claims of
discrimination by a 22-year-
old self-proclaimed "racist,
skinhead, white-power sup-
porter," the Royal Oak Daily
Tribune reported this week.
The man, known only as
"Otto," says he was not allow-
ed to speak about racism at
the school because of his ap-
pearance. Otto has a shaved
head.
School officials contend Ot-
to was allowed to speak, but
that his friend, who also
wanted to address the class,
was not. The friend claims to
be a member of the Ku Klux
Klan and was in an earlier
confrontation at Hazel Park
High, school officials said.
Something
To Bank On
Tel Aviv — Bank Hapoalim,
Israel's largest bank, recent-
ly introduced a financing
game to teach practical
economics to Israeli high
school students.
In the competition, teams of
three to five students were
credited with a $5,500 ac-
count and given guidance on
how to invest the funds.
Participants may use the
automatic, self-service
machines at bank branches to
receive up-to-date informa-
tion on the team's perfor-
mance. The team that has
achieved the most valuable
portfolio after an 18-week
period will be named winner.
Swastikas Mar
Computer Fair
Bonn (JTA) — Swastikas
and anti-Jewish slogans were
daubed in the restrooms of
two halls at the Cebit com-
puter fair, which closed last
week in Hanover.
The fair's management
apologized to the Israeli par-
ticipants, who have been the
target of other anti-Semitic
displays. Swastikas were
found in several restrooms
near Israeli stands, including
toilet facilities near a recep-
tion that took place with
heavy Israeli participation.
An Israeli participant at
the fair said this was the first
time such an incident had
occurred.
A total of 23 Israeli com-
panies participated, and most
of them reported success in
making contacts and pro-
moting business oppor-
tunities. Most Israelis came
here to show sophisticated
software products.