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firms the need for something
to be done," said Allan
Nachman, chairman of the
Federation budget and
planning committee. "But I
don't know what our limita-
tions are because we must
take under consideration
other projects from other
agencies.
"Personally, I'd like to do
every single thing outlined
in the study," Nachman
said. "But we must be fair,
equal and appropriate for all
agencies."
The new construction and
renovations would be paid
for through fund-raising and
endowments. A membership
drive would be expected to
genei-ate a portion of the
dollars needed to cover the
expanded facility's addi-
tional operating expenses.
The Federation would be
called upon to provide the
balance of the funds needed.
JCC and Federation
leaders for years have talked
about enhancing the JPM
facility. But the JCC didn't
finalize any written pro-
posals until earlier this year.
During the review of that
proposal, the JCC and the
Federation agreed to hire an
outside consultant to assess
it. JCC Executive Director
Mort Plotnick said the study
cost between $5,000 and
$10,000.
"Our counterparts at the
Federation are in the process
of reviewing the study," JCC
President Richard Maddin
said. "It has been circulated
amongst its departments
and agencies. That is where
we are right now.
"I don't see this as a tug of
war between agencies,"
Maddin said. "Each agency
has a charge, and the Center
has a unique charge. The
proposal has been carefully
conceived and it makes a lot
of sense. I think it is
necessary." 0
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Study Group
For Soviet Jews
Rabbi Avraham Jacobovitz,
director of Machon L'Torah,
the" JewishLearning Network
of Michigan, on Sunday will
inaugurate a new weekly
study group designed ex-
clusively for young Jewish
Russian couples who have
recently settled in the Oak
Park-Southfield-area.
The group will meet noon at
the Machon Mbrah Learning
Center, 15221 W. 10 Mile Rd.
in Oak Park.
For information, call Lena
Grinman, 569-6909, or the
Machon office, 967-0888.
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New York — The Governing
Council of the American
Jewish Congress has asked
the U.S. government to "play
a more energetic and active
role in fighting the prolifera-
tion of political violence with
the immediate objective to
strengthen our defenses
against the transfer of arms
to terrorist groups and
organizations?
The resolution singled out
Iran and Syria as the main
sponsors of terrorist activity
and called upon the United
States "to take steps
reasonably calculated to in-
duce Teheran and Damascus
to terminate that sponsor-
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U.S. Pushed
On Terrorism
Washington — The
American Jewish Committee
will take part in a nation-
wide mobilization for abor-
tion rights on Nov. 12.
"The pro-Choice movement
has been galvanized by the
Supreme Court's July
Webster decision," said Ira
Silverman, executive vice
president of the American
Jewish Committee. "The
Mobilization for Women's
Lifeg offers those opposed to
governmental restrictions
upon the right of women to
obtain safe and legal abor-
tions an opportunity for ac-
tion at both the national and
state levels."
ADL Prints
New Booklets
New York — Three booklets
on Jews and Judaism offering
information on Jewish
holidays, worship and history
have been published by the
Anti-Defamation League. The
publications are particularly
aimed at church study
groups, schools and libraries.
"A Guide to Jewish
Holidays and Special Days"
by Beverly Schneider,'
"Jewish Worship" by Claudia
Seltzer, and "Judaism: A
Primer," by Lawrence H.
Schiffman, are being made
available.
WJC Member
Workmen's Circle has been
accepted as the 35th member
organization of the World
Jewish Congress United
States Section.
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