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June 24, 1994 - Image 17

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1994-06-24

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dle. Levin is a well-known name;
he does not have to spend mon-
ey to tell people who he is. Pap-
pageorge is still an unknown. He
has to hope there is a tide away
from the Democrats.
"Levin is a symbolic name. For
him to lose would reflect nega-
tively on the party, and the Re-
publicans want to bring him
down. Sandy works hard and he
is not controversial. When the
Republicans come that close to
beating an incumbent, they are
going to target the race. This will
bring in a lot of money on both
sides."
Rep. Levin would not say how
much he plans to spend on the
campaign. He did say he will run
a grass-roots campaign, similar
to the one two years ago. He also
plans to use television and radio
to get his message across.
Mr. Pappageorge will spend
more money than he did during
his last campaign — he predicts
total figures of as much as
$500,000. He believes spending
was a big factor in his defeat.
"The April before the last elec-
tion the campaign started with
just me," said Mr. Pappageorge,
who describes himself as con-
servative, especially on fiscal is-
sues. 'We are not starting from
ground zero this time."
Mr. Pernick, who worked on
Rep. Levin's gubernatorial cam-
paign 20 years ago, said he is
running for Congress because he
believes the nation's social pro-
grams do not work and because
federal dollars are not being
spent wisely.

120 B. West Maple
Birmingham

540-1977

"Sandy can read the
numbers; he knows
he is in trouble."

CA)

Jack Casey

Mr. Pernick, of Huntington
Woods, is advocating the enact-
ment of a balanced federal bud-
get and mandating a 13 percent
tax on incomes over $10,000,
with no credits, exemptions or
deductions. He also favors low-
ering the 15.3 percent Social Se-
curity/Medicare tax and
diverting half to IRA-like ac-
counts that would be managed
by taxpayers.
"I don't intend to be a career
politician," Mr. Pernick said. "I
want to get these goals accom-
plished in one or two terms."



Correction

The statement, "There are
points on which I disagree with
Mother Theresa, too," in the
June 17 issue was incorrectly
attributed to Rabbi William
Gershon. Rabbi Dannel
Schwartz made the statement
as part of his remarks about
the death of Rabbi Menachem
Mendel Schneerson.

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