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Waltonwood of Royal Oak
Nov Open
Conveniently located on the
northwest corner of Thirteen Mile
and Woodward (across from
William Beaumont Hospital).
3450 W. Thirteen Mile Road
Royal Oak, MI 48073
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Rochester Hills
3250 Walton Blvd.
(248) 375-2500
Older adults needing daily assistance can experience gracious
living in a secure setting. Our charming Assisted Living residence
features courteous staff to assist with personal needs, nutritious
meals in an elegant dining room and tastefully furnished apart-
ments. We offer a variety of quality services to bring out the best
in life. For more information, call (248) 549-6400.
Check out these benefits:
Private studio and one-bedroom apartments
Porches, bay windows and other distinctive features
Housekeeping and linens provided
Activities and outings
Beauty shop, gift shop and more
Licensed home for the aged.
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(734) 844-3060
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6/25
1999
20 Detroit Jewish News
n amendment to a juvenile
crime bill that passed last
week in the U.S. House of
Representatives has stirred
up a debate over the Ten
Commandments and the separation of
church and state.
The juvenile justice bill, which pro-
poses tougher juvenile crime standards
and anti-violence measures passed
287-139, with 206 Republicans and
81 Democrats voting for the bill, and
127 Democrats, 11 Republicans and
one Independent voting against it.
An amendment, introduced by
Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Ala.), which
would allow states to display the Ten
Commandments in schools and other c--/
public places, passed by a similar vote.
The bill now moves to a House-
Senate conference committee.
Rep. Joe Knollenberg (R-Mich.),
who voted for both measures, said the
values of the Ten Commandments
, "transcend tel
differences" and
do not violate the First Amendment.
"It simply provides the states with ,__,
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the flexibility to decide whether or not `
they want to display the Ten
Commandments in public places," he
said. "In light of the epidemic of vio-
lent juvenile crime that is sweeping
across our nation, I believe it's time we
condemn the obscene and violent mes-
sages that are bombarding our children
each day and take steps to inject some ,
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decency into the public square."
Rep. Sander Levin (D-Mich.), who
opposed the amendment, simply said,
The answer to school violence, which
is critical to pursue, is not to do vio-
lence to the Constitution." P1
— Harry Kirsbaum
Refugee Lid
Continues
The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit continues to collect contribu-
tions for the United Jewish
Communities' Kosovo Refugee Fund.
The Fund is helping the American
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, /
and the Jewish Agency for Israel pro- .'--\
vide medical care, emergency supplies
and training to Kosovar refugees.
Checks should be made out to
"JDC Kosovo Mailbox," and sent to
Jewish Federation, P.O. Box 2030,
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303-2030.