FINE ARTS

ALAN HITSKY
Conservative congregations
are battling for survival.

AMY J. MEHLER

Rodney King, the riots
and the lessons.

A German soldier's
visit to Warsaw Ghetto.

DETROIT

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A J.E.F.F. theater
group meshes teens.

Erosion
Of Faith?

Birthday
Trip In Hell

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7
11

EDITORIAL
OPINION
UP FRONT

CLOSE-UP

14

33

BACKGROUND

Will multi-lateral talks
move the peace process?

36

POLITICS

The faces keep changing
in some local races.

54

EDUCATION

The fifth grade looks
at themselves and drugs.

A local doctor sees
a different S.E. Asia.

DEPARTMENTS

\ BUSINESS

' Magic Kingdom

ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM

The man behind the
museum like no other.

50

AROUND TOWN

Proud Artists

The JARC show at Sinai
has 20 artists beaming.

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Purely Commentary
Sports
Israel
Danny Raskin
Carla Schwartz
For Women
Arts Calendar
Food
For Seniors
Engagements
Ann Arbor
Births
Single Life
Lifestyles
Classified Ads
Obituaries

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48, 107
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CANDLELIGHTING

8:22 p.m.
Friday, May 8, 1992
Sabbath ends May 9 9:30 p.m.

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