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troit for the past 20 years. He re-
cently was designated acting
chair of the Litigation Section for
the State Bar of Michigan.
After graduating with honors
from the University of Pittsburgh
in 1968, Mr. Singer earned a ju-
ris doctor from the University of
Michigan Law School in 1971.
BERNARD KENT, tax partner
at Coopers & Lybrand in Detroit,
was a featured speaker at the
third annual Conference of the
College Savings Plan Network
held in New Orleans.
The College Savings Plan Net-
work is a subgroup of the Na-
tional Association of State
Mark Rosenfeld
Treasurers whose purpose is to
MARK ROSENFELD, chair- promote state-sponsored college
man of the board and chief exec- savings plans.
utive officer (CEO) of Jacobson
Stores, has been elected to a
three-year term on the board of
directors of the Michigan Retail-
ers Association (MRA).
Mr. Rosenfeld has been Ja-
cobson's chairman since 1993. He
was named president in 1982 and
CEO in 1992.
Jacobson, based in Jackson, op-
erates 25 stores in Michigan,
Florida, Ohio and Indiana and is
scheduled to open its 26th store
in Louisville, Ky., next month.
The MRA represents more
than 4,200 retail businesses
which operate 8,000 stores in
Michigan. It is the largest state
retail trade association of its kind
Bernard Kent
in the nation.
Mr. Kent has been an adviser
to several states, including Michi-
gan, Ohio, Massachusetts, Al-
abama and Alaska, regarding
their pre-paid tuition programs.
In New Orleans, Mr. Kent
appeared on a panel with Penn-
sylvania treasurer Catherine
Baker Knoll, U.S. Rep. Tom Bar-
low from Kentucky and
Lawrence Gladieux of the College
Board.
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ABRAHAM SINGER, a senior
partner with the law firm of Pep-
per, Hamilton & Scheetz, has
been appointed managing part-
ner of the Detroit office.
In addition to his new role, Mr.
Singer will continue to chair the
office's litigation department.
Mr. Singer has conducted a
business litigation practice in De-
BARBARA LIPKOWITZ has
been named executive director of
Springhouse Assisted Living in
Southfield, a new facility under
construction which is expected to
be completed by February.
Ms. Lipkowitz has been in-
volved in the congregate/assist-
ed living industry in the
metropolitan Detroit area for 10
years.
Springhouse will be an upscale
licensed residential facility offer-
ing three levels of assisted living
care. It is the first Michigan ven-
ture of Manor Care, a Silver
Spring, Md., corporation.