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April 25, 1997 - Image 27

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-04-25

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Florida Checks
\ / 7 111atzah-Makers



Miami — The Florida attorney
general has subpoenaed two
matzah manufacturers and sev-
en distributors in an effort to
find out why Passover matzah
has such a broad price differen-
tial in the United States and in
Florida.
\— Five pounds of Manischewitz
matzah cost as low as $3.99 in
Century City, Calif. and as
much as $11.99 in Boca Raton,
Fla.
In 1991, Manischewitz plead-
ed guilty to federal price-fixing
charges and paid a $1 million
penalty and donated food to
charity worth $1.8 million.
A spokesman for a regional
upermarket
chain in the South-
/–
east blamed the price differen-
tial on marketing methods. Her
zhain, she said sold the same
matzah for $3 less in Atlanta
than it did in some parts of Flori-
da. A grocery chain in the
Northeast said it used matzah
as a loss-leader to draw in cus-
tomers.

4ionist Jubilee
In Switzerland

Basel — One hundred years af-
ter the first Zionist Congress
was held in Switzerland, the city
of Basel will host a jubilee ses-
sion.
The jubilee will be held Aug.
\-26-28. Speakers will include
'Swiss, Israeli and international
scholars of Zionism.
Dr. Yehudah Bauer will lead
a session on Zionism and the
Holocaust; Drs. Irwin Cotler,
Wolfgang Benz and Jacob Aller-
hand and Edna Brocke will dis-
cuss anti-Zionism and
anti-Semitism.

Israel Tourism
Sites On Net

Jerusalem — A number of Is-
raeli travel companies and sites
have established home pages on
the Internet. Some include:
Israel Ministry of Tourism:
http://www.infotour.co.il
El Al Israel Airlines: http://-
www.elal.co.il
Budget Rent-a-Car: http://-
www.budget.co.il
New Israeli Opera: http://-
vvww.israel-opera-co.il
Israel Hotel Association:
http://www.israelhotels.org.il
http://www.netmedia.-
and
co.il/info/hotelassoc
Dan Hotels reservations:
'nttp://www.danhotels.co.il
Isrotel:
http://www.isrotel.co.il
Kibbutz Hotel Chain:
http://www.kibbutz.co.il

Israel and Mediterranean
Peace and Tourism Mart:
http://www.aal.businessis-
rael.netan
On-line tourism pages:
http://www.israelembassy.org.0
k/london

Jewish Women
Work Packet

In honor of Take Our Daughters
To Work Day on April 24, Lillith
magazine prepared a resource
packet on "Jewish Women and
Work."
The $10 packet features of
how Jewish career women today
differ from their non-Jewish
peers, profiles of five women in
unconventional workplaces, and
a copy of Lillith with an article
on Jewish women labor orga-
nizers: "Our Radical Jewish
Foremothers."
To order the packets, contact
Lillith, 250 W. 57th St., suite
2432, New York, NY 10107;
(212) 757-5705.

Arab Child
Regains Limb

Jerusalem — Shaare Zedek
Medical Center in Jerusalem re-
cently reattached the arm of a
1-year-old Jericho boy, Abed Sal-
adich.
The successful operation has
restored feeling and movement
to the limb.
The arm was severed by a
farm tractor while the boy's par-
ents were picking oranges. Only
a flap of skin kept the limb at-
tached at the shoulder after the
accident.
The boy was rushed to Ra-
mallah Hospital, but then tak-
en by ambulance to Shaare
Zedek. The surgery succeeded
even though the arm was de-
prived of blood for 10 hours. ❑

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Lovett Hall
Henry Ibrd Museum

May 9 • 11am - 9pm
May 10 • llam - 8pm
Admission $7

This year, 37 top exhibitors from
across the United States offer a
stunning variety of treasures, from
early American glass to European and
American Paintings and more. An
intriguing lecture "In Celebration of
Costumes" conducted by Richard
Martin, Curator of the Costume
Institute of the
Metropolitan Museum of HENRY
Art, will be held Friday
FORD
MU, is,UNI
at 3 pm in the Anderson
Center Theatre,
GREET IELD
VILLAGE
admission is $15.

For more information,
call (313) 271-1620.

Publicity
Deadlines

The normal deadline for
local news and publicity
items is noon Thursday,
eight days prior to issue
date. The deadline for out-
of-town obituaries is 10
a.m. Tuesday, three days
prior to issue date.

The 13th Annual
Greenfield Village
Antiques Show
& Sale



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