CONTENTS

The Late
Blooming Of
A.M. Rosenthal

ARTHUR J. MAGIDA
The former NYTimes
editor has become
an advocate of Israel
as a columnist.

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SPORTS

7

Fighting For
Jewish Pride

OPINION

ERIC ROZENMAN
A Miami man vividly
remembers boxing
as a Jew in
pre-war Germany.

• An institute looks
to the future.

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ENTERTAINMENT

Father
Knows Best

MELINDA GREENBERG
Michael Gross
of 'Family Ties'
is playing Dad
again, this time
in a new film
on the Holocaust.

• The racist roots
of Mardi Gras.

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UP FRONT

Politics in U.S., Israel
foul peace and guarantees.

14

DETROIT

Family Service to lose
some crucial funding.

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COMMUNITY

Sepharad '92 to open
locally on March 1.

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BUSINESS

This credit union
is a best kept secret.

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CLOSE-UP

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LIFESTYLES

DEPARTMENTS

BACKGROUND

No Regrets

TRUDE FELDMAN
President Bush says
the U.S. achieved its
objectives in the Gulf.

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Editorials
Media Monitor
Purely Commentary
Synagogues
Torah Portion
For Seniors
For Women
Danny Raskin
Fine Arts
Food
Engagements
Births
Single Life
Classified Ads
Obituaries

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CANDLELIGHTING

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Exercise became vocation
for this black belt.