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daughters and sons-in-law,
Lillian and Alan Sims of
Farmington Hills, Grace
and Ronald Gluskin of
Bloomfield Hills, Adele
Rubinstein of Royal Oak;
sister, Adele Goldstein of
West Bloomfield; five grand-
children; two great-grand-
children.

NATHAN WEINDLING,
93, of Southfield, died May
8. He leaves daughters and
sons-in-law, Barbara and
Ted Coden of Southfield,
Diane and Hank Wietecha
of Ortonville; six grandchil-
dren; eight great-grandchil-
dren.

Dr. Israel Wiener

Dr. Israel Wiener, 82, of
Southfield, died May 9.
Dr. Wiener came to the
Detroit area in 1915. He
graduated from Wayne
State University Medical
school in 1935 and served in
the Army Medical Corps in
World War II. He headed
the allergy department of
Mt. Carmel Hospital for 35
years. Past president of the
Michigan Allergy Society,
past president of Con-
gregation Beth Achim, past
president of Jewish
National Fund, a member of
the Library Association and
member of the Michigan
Historical Society, he was a
noted collector of literature
and music Judaica. He
leaves his wife, Anna; son
and daughter-in-law, Dr.
Edward and Nettie of
Golden Beach, Fla.; sisters
and brothers-in-law, Paul-
ine and Herman Canner of
Bloomfield Hills, Edith and
Sidney Deitch of Bloomfield
Hills; two grandchildren.

Irving Howe

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New York (JTA) — Irving
Howe, the Jewish writer
and editor who chronicled
Jewish immigrant life and
championed left-wing and
workers' causes, died in
New York. He was 72.
Mr. Howe, who authored
World of Our Fathers and
wrote How We Lived — both
with Kenneth Libo — was
editor of Dissent magazine,
chairman of the Democratic
Socialists of America and a
frequent critic and op-ed
writer.
He graduated from the
City College of New York
taught at Brandeis
University and Stanford
University, and was profes-
sor emeritus of English at
the City University Grad-

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uate Center.
Mr. Howe was involved in
the Jewish Labor Com-
mittee and wrote about the
significance of the Jewish
labor movement in America.
No funeral was planned
for Mr. Howe, but a memori-
al service will be held some-
time in the near future, said
Jo-Anne Mort, a colleague of
Mr. Howe who is communi-
cations director of the
Amalgamated Clothing
Union and a member of the
editorial board of Dissent.

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Jerusalem (JTA) — An Arab
Knesset member has accus-
ed the Israeli parliament of
discrimination against him
because of efforts to restrict
his access to classified
documents dealing with the
Shin Bet, Israel's domestic
intelligence agency.
Hashem Mahmid of the
Democratic Front for Peace
and Equality is a member of
the Knesset's State Control
Committee and was asked
by the committee's chair-
man to sign a pledge that he
will not attend meetings
dealing with the Shin Bet or
look at minutes of the
meeting that deal with the
agency.
Mr. Mahmid contends he is
being discriminated against
because he is an Arab and
has threatened to take his
complaint to the Supreme
Court.
"If I don't have the same
privileges as other Knesset
members," Mr. Mahmid said
at a news conference, "I
want the Knesset to say offi-
cially that Arab Knesset
members aren't trustworthy
on security and on ethnic
grounds."
Mr. Mahmid said he would
not agree to the request by
the committee chairman,
Likud Knesset member Dan
Tichon.
Mr. Mahmid said Likud
Knesset members and other
members of the hawkish op-
position treat him like a
"second-class" Knesset
member and that the Labor-
led ruling coalition "does
nothing to uphold my rights
as a parliamentarian."
Mr. Mahmid, whose party
is not part of the coalition,
said he expected the Knesset
to trust his "common sense
decisions" on meetings he
attends and documents he
wishes to review.

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ETHEL
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1993 at Machpelah
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In Loving Memory of

MARSHA YORK

Who passed away April 29, 1993. Sadly missed and
always remembered by daughter, Betty Light Kaplan;
son-in-law, Milton Kaplan; father of the children, Nate
Kaplan; grandchildren, Shelly and Michael, Cheryl and
Larry, Mark and Debbie and Alyse; great-
grandchildren, Ashley, Justin, Jeremy, Danielle,
Madyson and Kayla.