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Dr. Mark L. Diem was recently
elected president of the Men's
Club of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek.
Dr. Diem is a graduate of
Wayne State University, the Col-
lege of Osteopathic Medicine and
Surgery of Des Moines, Iowa, and
holds a master's degree from the
Loma Linda School of Public
Health. He is medical director of
First Care Medical Centers lo-
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area, Ann Arbor and Jackson.
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Mr. Steinhardt co-founded the
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Jacobs and Perlman. He is a
member of the board of governors
of the Michigan Jewish Sports
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Mark Diem
Dr. Diem is the president of
the Detroit Friends of Bar-Ilan
University and co-chair of Allied
Jewish Campaign Days of Deci-
sion. His additional activities in
the Jewish community include
serving as a board member of
Tamarack, the Hebrew Free
Loan Association and the Jewish
Community Council.
Other men's club officers elect-
ed were Richard N. Jacobs, pres-
ident elect; Ralph H. Zuckman,
vice-president; Stephen Korn,
treasurer; Gershon Blumstein,
membership secretary; Andrew
M. Beider, corresponding secre-
tary; and Michael D. Langnas,
recording secretary.
Co-Chairmen
For Concert
Frederick D. Steinhardt and
Sheldon L Miller will be co-chair-
men for the Balfour 62 concert
tribute committee.
The annual celebration will be
Wednesday, Oct. 18, at the Fox
Theatre.
Sheldon L. Miller is a senior
partner in the law firm of
Lopatin, Miller, Freedman, Blue-
stone and Herskovic. Mr. Miller
is a member of the metro Detroit
Israel Bonds executive board and
coLchairman of the Israel Bonds
attorney division.
Bueones Aires (JTA) — Accord-
ing to a wire service report, an
unidentified source in the For-
eign. Ministry in Buenos Aires
said that a 1992 law forbade nu-
clear sales to countries with
which Argentina did not have a
nuclear cooperation treaty spec-
ifying what could be sold.
A letter from the Los Angeles-
based Simon Wiesenthal Center
was hand-delivered to Argentine
Foreign Minister Guido Di Tella,
expressing concern about reports
that his government was consid-
ering the sale to Syria of a 5
megawatt research reactor fueled
by enriched uranium.
The Buenos Aires denial was
less than categorical. For one, the
same unidentified source ac-
knowledged that talks about pos-
sible nuclear exports to Syria had
taken place in the early 1990s,
before passage of the 1992 law.
In addition, the source specu-
lated that if Argentina were to
sign a nuclear cooperation treaty
with Damascus in the future, Ar-
gentina would analyze what sort
of exports could be made in line
with the development of peace in
the region.
Mr. Di Tella is scheduled to
visit Israel soon.
But the mere fact that Syria
has been shopping for nuclear
know-how and equipment "is not
a good sign for current negotia-
tions between. Israel and Syria,"
said Rabbi Abraham Cooper.