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OPERATION SOLOMON

Joy And Concern

Off Camera

INA FRIEDMAN

ARTHUR J. MAGIDA

A yeshiva band and generosity,
but what about homes and jobs?

Does Peter Jennings
have a Jewish problem?

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From King Solomon

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DETROIT

• B'nai Moshe approves
start of construction
• Masco executive cited
for exports from Israel.
• New parks over 1-696
have made an impact.

A new shot at Mideast
arms control accord.

ELLEN BERNSTEIN

Living Judaism only
according to Torah.

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TRADITION

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The West Bank vs.
Judea and Samaria.

Bribes And Precision

HELEN DAVIS

COMMENT

$35 million and clandestine
intelligence made it work.

Seeing the world
through Jewish eyes.

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SPORTS

History Of Rescue

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Dream Come True

AMY J. MEHLER

MIKE ROSENBAUM

Israel has a long record
of bringing in the exiles.

Brian Feldman made it
at U-M, and local
baseball players
also had a good year.

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Secretly Cooperative

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JAMES BESSER

Jews, the White House, and
an ex-Senator helped the airlift.

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Detroit Greeting

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WASHINGTON

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ON CAMPUS

Holocaust class gains
popularity at MSU.

DEPARTMENTS

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Community
Synagogues
Fine. Arts
For Seniors
Food
For Women
Here's To
Engagements
Classified Ads
Obituaries

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ELIZABETH .APPLEBAUM

CANDLELIGHTING

Detroiters met, rejoiced
and will help the emigres.

Friday, May 31, 1991 8:44 p.m.
Sabbath ends June 1 9:46 p.m.

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Vol. IC No. 14

May 31, 1991

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWP