Zero Hour

Special reports
from Jerusalem,
Washington, D.C.
and Detroit on
the situation
in the Mideast.

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BUSINESS

Bull's-Eye

KIMBERLY LIFTON

David Littman's
forecasts have
made him Detroit's
premier economist.

44

OPINION

7

Why aren't Jews
more passionate
about Judaism?

UP FRONT

Assassinations
may help the
more radical
PLO terrorists.

SPORTS

EDUCATION

RICHARD PEARL

Lotte Geller
helps the gifted
at Roeper School.

Mighty-Mite

JPM's Fulgenzi
is pushing
basketball
and birthdays
at the Ten Mile
Jewish Center.

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54

FOOD

76

Liberated cooks
proudly march
back into
the kitchen.

SINGLE LIFE

83

Dating
disasters
of the rich
and famous.

LIFESTYLES

96

Southfield's
Ernie Beren
has a special
assessment.

DEPARTMENTS

PROFILE

Good Man
At JFS

PHIL JACOBS

A South African
who was on Israel's
frontier now leads
Jewish Family Service.

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FAMILY SECTION

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122

Media Monitor
Community
Synagogues
On Campus
Travel
Entertainment
Fine Arts
Here's To

For Seniors

A look at the
power of
grandparenting.

Engagements
Births
Classified Ads
Obituaries

CANDLELIGHTING

Friday, Jan. 18, 1991 5:11 p.m.
Sabbath ends Jan. 19 6:16 p.m.

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