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March 04, 1994 - Image 28

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1994-03-04

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ORGANIC LAWNS, INC.

We Really
Care.

HERE IS OUR PROGRAM

EARLY
SPRING

Balanced food grade fertilizer, live microbes,
calcium soil balancer. Weed control used only if
needed. (Liquid application).

Mar. 15 - May 8

SPRING

Together
Let's Work
Towards A
Healthier
Environment
For Ourselves
And Our
Children.

Balanced food grade fertilizer, live microbes.
Weed control used only if needed. (Liquid
application).

May 9 - June 21

SUMMER

Balanced food grade fertilizer, biological
activators. Weed control used only if needed.
(Dry application).

June 22 - Aug. 16

EARLY FALL

Aug. 17 - Oct. 8

Balanced food grade fertilizer, live microbes.
Weed control used only if needed. (Liquid
application).

LATE FALL
WINTER FEEDING

Balanced food grade fertilizer, biological
activators. (Dry application).

Oct. 9 - Mid Dec.

CORE
AERATION

The process of mechanically pulling small plugs of
thatch and soil from the lawn. This helps air,
water and nutrients move more freely throughout
the soil.

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ORGANIC LAWNS, INC.

ATACH

Parents for Torah
. for All Children
MICHIGAN CHAPTER

P'TACH of MICHIGAN

extends heartfelt condolences to the children,
grandchildren, sisters and extended families of

JAY M. ROSENTHAL

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A true friend of Jewish education
in this community and beyond.
May he serve as a maylitz yosher for
his family and friends and for all of Klal Yisroel.

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"May you be comforted amongst the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem"

YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK WOODS

is pleased to announce that our

Beautiful Facilities

are now AVAILABLE for your NEXT
WEDDING, BAR MITZVAH, SHOWER or BANQUET

BRING YOUR OWN CATERER

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call our office at 398-1177

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for date availability

Court Ruling Allows
Demjanjuk To Stay

Washington (JTA) — A fed-
eral appeals court in Cincin-
nati last week refused to
reconsider a previous ruling
allowing John Demjanjuk to
remain in the United States.
In an opinion issued Feb. 24,
the U.S. Court of Appeals for
the 6th Circuit let stand its
decision overturning Dem-
janjuk's extradition.
The retired Cleveland auto
worker was extradited to
Israel from the United
States in 1986 to stand trial
for war crimes committed, as
the Treblinka -gas chamber
operator known as "Ivan the
Terrible." He was convicted
and sentenced to death in
1988.
But last July, the Israeli
Supreme Court overturned
the conviction, saying there
was reasonable doubt Dem-
janjuk was indeed the man
known as "Ivan."
The Justice Department
may appeal the decision to
the Supreme Court within
90 days. Last Friday, a
Justice Department
spokesman said no decision
about an appeal had been
reached.
The Cincinnati appellate
court's decision reaffirms a
ruling made in November,
when a three judge panel of
the appellate court in-
validated a 1985 order call-
ing for Demjanjuk to be
extradited to Israel.
In its November ruling,
the panel charged that the
Justice Department had
committed fraud when it
sought to obtain the extradi-
tion order by intentionally
withholding evidence that
cast doubt on Demjanjuk's
identity.
The panel also charged
that the Justice Depart-
ment's Office of Special In-
vestigations, the group
charged with investigating
and prosecuting suspected
war criminals, had- bowed to
pressure from Jewish inter-
ests, including the Anti-
Defamation League, when it
decided to prosecute the
case.
The charges infuriated the
ADL, which called the
panel's conclusions "mind-
boggling."
Jewish groups expressed
displeasure with last week's
ruling, which made no
amendments to previous
charges that the Justice
Department had been
swayed by Jewish interests.
"We expected no better

from the (appeals) court,"
Elan Steinberg, executive
director of the World Jewish
Congress, said Friday.
Also on Friday, the ADL
released a statement saying
that "the court's decision
fails to correct the factual
misrepresentation of last
November's ruling that a re-
lationship with special in-
terest groups such as ADL
tainted OSI's handling of the
case."
Jewish groups were also
angered by the appellate
court's refusal to adopt the
conclusions of an indepen-
dent judge that the court
assigned to investigate the
matter in June 1992.

John Demjanjuk

The court had appointed
U.S. District Judge Thomas
Wiseman Jr. to serve as a
special master to oversee the
investigation into the OSI's
actions. Wiseman later con-
cluded that the Justice
Department had not com-
mitted fraud in the case.
Weisman's conclusions ran
counter to last week's court
ruling on every charge.
"We are especially
distressed by this decision
because the court ignored
the findings of the special
master whom the court itself
had previously appointed,"
the ADL said in its state-
ment.
The appellate court's fin-
dings caused some observers
to question the impartiality
of the court and of Chief
Judge Gilbert Merritt.
"The court (of Appeals) ob-
viously has a bias in this
case," said one source famil-
iar with the proceedings.
Steinberg of the World
Jewish Congress said Friday
that "Merritt has acted more

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