CONTENTS

DETROIT

Shalach
Manot

A PURIM SPOOF

JUSA Today

AMY J. MEHLER
The Great Purim Parcel
Project distributes more
than 3,000 packages.

This year's sly pages,
in the spirit of the season,
is JUSA Today, for people
too busy to watch
in-depth television.

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BACKGROUND

Shamir's peace plan
sees renewed life
in PLO's disgrace.

35

PROFILE

A MSU professor
recalls the Nazis
in Germany, Austria.

SPORTS

52

The Persian Gulf
pushes coverage
to the sidelines.

SINGLE LIFE

83

Dining out solo
isn't as scary
as it used to be.

94

LIFESTYLES

DEPARTMENTS

CLOSE-UP

Harder Lines

HELEN DAVIS
Many Israelis view
the Palestinians
with a new harshness
in the wake of the war.

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ENTERTAINMENT

Basic
Catechism

KENNETH JONES
What's a nice Jewish
girl doing in a play
like "Nunsense"?

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Up Front
Media Monitor
Commentary
Community
Synagogues
On Campus
Business
For Seniors
Youth
Danny Raskin
Carla Schwartz
Fine Arts
Cooking
Engagements
Births
Classified Ads
Obituaries

CANDLELIGHTING

Friday, March 1, 1991 6:05 p.m.
Sabbath ends March 2 7:07 p.m.

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Vol. IC No. 1

March 1, 1991

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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ADO

Sun Country keeps
a former Detroiter
extremely busy.