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It's time to kiss the '80s goodbye ... in style!
Join us in our Algonquin Ballroom to share
Greater Detroit's most glittering welcome
to 1990.
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Cocktails

Open bar, 7-8 p.m.
Cash bar beginning at 8 p.m.

Centers Gather
Shoah IDs

New York (JTA) — The
Museum of Jewish Heritage,
which opens in New York in
1992, and Yad Vashem in
Jerusalem have begun to
compile pages of testimony
which they hope will contain
the name, photograph and
biographical information of
each of the 6 million Jews
who perished in the
Holocaust.
The pages of testimony
will be included in a com-
puterized program the mu-
seum is developing, "These
Do We Remember."
Additional information
and forms for the pages of
testimony can be obtained
from Fay Schreibman, pro-
ject coordinator, Museum of
Jewish Heritage, 342
Madison Ave., Suite 717,
New York, N.Y. 10173, or
call (212) 687-9141.

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Gourmet Dinner

Crabmeat-Stuffed Shrimp, Crayfish Sauce
Fresh Garden Greens, Tomato Tarragon
Vinaigrette
Grilled Filet Mignon, Five Peppercorn Sauce
Grilled Pacific Salmon, Watercress Sauce
Chocolate Amaretto Ice Cream served in
Meringue Shell with Raspberry Sauce
Dinner Music
Dancing to the sounds of the Jerry Ross Band
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Party Favors
Midnight Balloon Drop
Bottle of Champagne (one per couple)

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Breakfast Buffet in Tango's European Bistro
Late Check-Out on New Year's Day

Dinner and Deluxe Room
$240 per couple (double occupancy)

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Paper Prints In
Farsi, Russian

Dinner and Dancing Only
$160 per couple

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Los Angeles (JTA) — To
help Jewish immigrants
from the Soviet Union and
Iran integrate into the es-
tablished Jewish communi-
ty, the weekly Jewish Jour-
nal has begun publishing a
column in Russian and Far-
si.
The bi-weekly column
deals with events, services
and organizations of interest
to the newcomers and is
prepared by the Jewish Fed-
eration Council of Greater
Los Angeles.
A year's free subscription
was sent to 500 immigrant
families last week, reaching
about 1,500 readers.
It is estimated that there
are now between 25,000 to
40,000 Soviet Jews in the
Los Angeles area, and bet-
ween 25,000 to 30,000 Ira-
nian Jews. During the next
12 months, an additional
3,000 Soviet Jews and 700
Iranian Jews are expected to
arrive.

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IDF Officer
To Be Tried

Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel
Defense Forces' reputation
for maintaining humane
standards in the face of ex-
treme provocation by rioting
Palestinians took a batter-
ing over the weekend.
The most severe blow came
from the High Court of
Justice, which, in a rare re-
versal of a decision by the
army judge advocate gen-
eral, implied that the
military justice system was