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School of Business Administra-
tion Professional Development
Division (PDD) has opened a
Business Technical Assistance
Center in the West Bank in co-
operation with Hebron Universi-
ty.
The center, which is part of the
PDD's international operations,
will provide one-on-one business
counseling and business planning
and it will conduct "how-to" busi-
ness workshops for businesses
and entrepreneurs in the West
Bank and Gaza.
"We hope that the center
serves as a catalyst for econom-
ic development in the area, and
contributes to a better quality of
life for the citizens of the region,"
said Raymond Genick, assistant
dean for professional develop-
ment at the Wayne State School
of Business Administration.
MARX LAYNE & Company, a
Farmington Hills marketing and
public relations firm, has opened
a Detroit office at 743 Beaubien
in the Boydell Building near
Greektown.
A growth in clients and staff
and a desire to be closer to its De-
troit and Windsor clients con-
vinced Marx Layne to open the
new office in a 2,500-square-foot
commercial loft.
"We also are very encouraged
by the developments occurring in
downtown Detroit under the
Archer administration, and we
wanted to be in on the ground
floor," said Marx Layne partner
Michael Layne. The other part-
ner in the firm is Frederick Marx.
The phone number for Marx
Layne's Detroit office is (313) 983-
4690.
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launched the Crazy Benzy's Tools
& Stuff chain in the early 1980s,
has opened a Furniture Direct
store at 7500 Cooley Lake Road
between Williams Lake Road and
North Hospital Road in Water-
ford.
A former manufacturers rep
for several major furniture com-
panies in town, Mr. Bensman
says his prices are "10-30 percent
lower than other stores' sale
prices."
A LAW OFFICE dedicated pri-
marily to the practice of estate
planning and probate law has
been opened by Lisa Komorows-
ki Czapp at 306 South Washing-
ton, Suite 217, in Royal Oak. The
phone number is (810) 414-7980.
AARON MARTIN, who has
been involved in the packaging
Aaron Martin
industry for the past 18 years, has
launched the Ameripak compa-
ny in Southfield.
Ameripak will supply packag-
ing, material handling systems
and automotive protective covers.
It is located at 28588 Northwest-
ern, Suite 290, phone (810) 358-
0000.
GATEWAY TRAVEL, headed
by president and owner Rochelle
Lieberman, has expanded its
Troy branch office, introduced
new travel services and added ad-
ditional agents to its staff. Gate-
way's main office is in Southfield.
GILES Real Estate has relocat-
ed to 27777 Franklin, Suite 400,
in the American Center Building
in Southfield, phone (810) 353-
0021. Brian Giles' company fo-
cuses on commercial real estate.
FARMER JACK customers can
receive in-store coupon savings
automatically by presenting their
Bonus Savings Club card at the
checkout.
Bonus Savings Club applica-
tion forms are available at all
Fanner Jack stores, including the
newest ones at Crooks and South
Boulevard in Troy and Seven
Mile and Telegraph in Detroit.
Ribbon-cutting ceremonies were
held at both stores earlier this
month.
HOSPICE of Southeastern
Michigan has been given the go-
ahead by the Farmington Hills
City Council to build a cluster of
four 20-bed hospice homes on the
southwest corner of 11 Mile and
Middlebelt.
Neumann-Smith and Associ-
ates is the designer of the homes,
which will be built in two pairs.
Each pair will share a kitchen
and a chapel.
The site also will house the ad-
ministrative offices of the Hospice