October 28, 1994

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18

Detroit

NOTEBOOK

Jerry Kaufman and
Sharon Lipton co-
chair Super Sunday.
page 14

Super-Charged

Volunteers pull off
a Campaign blitz.

Ms. Applebaum decides
to clear the air. 5

MIDEAST

Dirty Campaign?

Is Israeli-Jordanian
breakthrough a model?

Southfield court race
gets down and dirty.

54

REVIEW

Something up, something
down in Chicago. 90

Business

40

ANN ARBOR

Clock Management

An oasis of Judaism
on the U-M campus.

Hard workers make time
for a personal life.

41

Winter Wonderland

48

Sorrowful Serenity

Can Eilat remain
a top vacation spot?

A little-known cemetery
is home to forlorn tombstones.

Free Sons of Israel.
page 48

Entertainment

77

95

Immigrant Experience

`Paved With Gold'
crosses the lines.

98

Births 106
On Campus 93
Community 29
Engagements 100
Fine Arts 72
Food 112
Media Monitor 52
Obituaries 150
Danny Raskin 82
Round Up 12
Carla Schwartz 84
Seniors 110
Singles 31
Synagogues 32
Tell Me Why 38
Travel 92
For Women 74
Youth 70

Candlelighting
Friday, Oct. 28 6:14 p.m.

Sports

Full House

Bowlers are flocking
to a new singles league.

Sabbath ends
Saturday, Oct. 29 7:14 p.m.

Cookie Chayet
on the job.
page 40

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