BORMAN HALLJpage 22 was a home that had an ex- tensive history of noncom- pliance (with state regulations)." The public health team will now be working with the Health Care Finance Administration (HCFA), which will coordinate future surveys of Borman Hall. HCFA is a Chicago-based federal agency that oversees health-care facilities which receive Medicare and Medic- aid funding. , If Borman Hall fails to show major improvements by Nov. 15, the federal govern- ment may deny Medicare 41/4. 111, 01 Copynght 1992. Two North Productions. Inc., All rights reserved and Medicaid funding to res- idents at the Home. Federa- tion leaders and Home _ officials are determined to see that does not happen. "We believe the idea of working as a team is taking hold among all the staff of Borman Hall," Home Execu- tive Director Arnold Budin said. "They know the seri- ousness of this. They want to be successful." 'What's important to know is that progress is being made," Mr. Schoen added. "Though we may have to take some action yester- day." ❑ MONSTROUS STUMM COSTUMES, MASKS AND MAKEUP! W./MIK HALLOWEEN $111 5 15 1,117! •11011• . DECORATIONS AND PARTY ACCESSORIES AT DISCOUNT' PRICES! OPOWS14 CMS AND INVITATIONS! 50% OFF EVERYDAY! MAKE A TROLL FREE CALL FOR THE 1 /2 OFF CARD SHOP NEAR YOU! 1-800-968-8884 Madison Heights Southfield Warren Madison Place John R.. S. of 14 Mile (313) 585-2444 Southfield Plaza Tech Plaza Southfield Rd. Van Dyke at 12 Mile Between 12 & 13 Mile (313) 558-7600 (313) 559-7900 Rochester Hills COMING SOON: 40 ( 1/2 OFF CARD SHOP O Farmington Hills Hampton Plaza Near Papa Joe's (313) 853-0890 At Hunter's Square Between Loehmann's and Bed, Bath & Beyond WHERE YOU PARTY HEARTY FOR LESS! 28 LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN AND OHIO M CD V SALE The Broadway in Downtown Birmingham is moving to APPLEGATE SQUARE on Northwestern Highway Now at our Birmingham location STO R EWI D E SAVINGS LLI Featuring a select group of Suits with values to $525 NOW FROM $289 We're the Best...We're the Broadway THE BROADWAY LLJ H- LLI 24 135 E. Maple, Birmingham • 433-3800 (On the NE corner of Maple & S. Woodward) See the new collections of: HOURS: Thur. 10-9, Fri. 10-6, Sot.10-6 Gianni Versace • Hugo Boss • Iceberg S U -T S SUITS S U I T Young Soccer Fans Jailed As Vandals Paris (JTA) — Four young supporters of a soccer club in Lyon have been arrested and charged with the desecration of the Jewish cemetery in that city last month. Of the four, two 20-year- olds and a minor were im- mediately jailed. Numerous gravestones in the old cemetery in the southeastern city were daubed with swastikas and graffiti such as "Heil Hitler," "Adolf Hitler our father" and "Adolf back to power" in the early morning hours of Sept. 13. The four told police in statements that they had gone out on a drinking spree in local bars. After an ex- cessive number of beers, three of them climbed over the wall of the Jewish cemetery and desecrated some headstones, while the fourth pasted a hostile slogan on the outside wall of the graveyard. The cemetery is located close to the grounds of the Lyon soccer club, the Olym- pique. Investigators thought immediately that the culprits might be soccer sup- porters. It has become a fashion to shout anti-Semitic slogans during soccer matches throughout Europe and there have been reports that soccer clubs have been in- filtrated by extreme right- wing groups. During an encounter bet- ween the Olympique and a club from Paris, four youngsters were heard yell- ing at the visiting players the same slogans as those which had been daubed on the Jewish tombs. The four were arrested on the spot. Asked by the police to write down the slogans they were heard shouting, the four misspelled them the same way they did in the Jewish cemetery. They have been charged with provocation to racial hatred, profanation of graves and defacing of monuments. Terrorists Kill Farmer Jerusalem (JTA) — Arab terrorists stabbed to death a -Jewish farmer in northern Israel as Palestinians in east Jerusalem rioted over the death of a security prisoner who had been on a hunger strike. Violent riots erupted in both Jabel Mukaber and the northern neighborhood of Isawiya, and a three-day general strike was called. Schools were closed. Rioters threw stones at Israeli vehicles, but no one there was hurt. The killing and riots were the latest violence emanating from the prisoners' two-week hunger strike, which ended last week. Last week, angry farmers in the north demanded that security authorities restore law and order following the brutal murder of Shimon Avraham. Mr. Avraham, 33, was re- peatedly stabbed from behind as he repaired water lines in the fields of Moshav Prazon.