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Forward Among
Finalists

New York

(JTA) — The

Forward was one of three

finalists for a 1991 Pulitzer
Prize in the category of
distinguished editorial
writing, the 94-year-old Jew-
ish newspaper, now an Eng-
lish-language weekly, re-
ported after the prizes were
announced April 9.
Harold Ostroff, the For-
ward chairman who sub-
mitted the name of editor
Seth Lipsky to the Pulitzer
Prize Board for considera-
tion, said the near miss itself
was an honor.
Mr. Ostroff explained that
under the Pulitzer Prize
system, Pulitzer juries make
three recommendations in
each category without
listing them in order of pre-
ference.
The recommendations for
finalist in distinguished edi-
torial writing were culled
from more than 100 entries,
Mr. Ostroff said.
Mr. Ostroff added that he
was "immensely proud that
the Forward had achieved
such recognition during its
first year of publication in
English."
The prize went to an edito-
rial-writing team of the
Birmingham News in
Alabama. Mr. Lipsky shared
finalist honors with Martin
Nolan of the Boston
Globe.Mr. Lipsky said he
drew much of his inspiration
from the work of his
predecessors in the years
when the Forward, the
largest Yiddish daily in the
world, was a powerful in-
fluence on Jewish thinking
and culture in America.
The first editor of the For-
ward was Abraham Cahan,
who joined the newspaper
when it was founded on
April 22, 1897, on New
York's Lower East Side.

Anti-Semitism
In France

Paris (JTA) — French po-
litical leaders are in trouble
over anti-Semitic canards,
and neither is repentant.
After the Paris Court of
Justice convicted him of
"racial defamation," ex-
treme-right-winger Jean-
Marie Le Pen said
"Freemasonry and interna-
tional Judaism" are opposed
to French national interests.
And Jean Briere, recently
suspended as the ecology-
minded Green Party's
spokesman, refused to
retract his charge that
"Israel and the Zionist
lobby" were responsible for
the Persian Gulf war.