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July 21, 2000 - Image 27

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2000-07-21

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The Nevelows have decided not to
let their son talk to the media for fear of
reprisals. They also have a 19-year-old
daughter who never faced antisemitism
in school, according to Donna Nevelow.
Philip is slated to go to high school next
year with the same group of children he
alleges taunted him because of his reli-
gion.
"We're not going to leave him here
and serve him up as a martyr," Donna
Nevelow said, without revealing the
family's plans for September.

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Challenging Environment

Martin B. Cominsky, Southwest region-
al director of the Anti-Defamation
League, said the family needs to "assure
their own safety" He noted, "There are
many challenges for Jewish people" in
that community.
Cominsky said he doubts a direct
connection between the prayer case and
what has happened to Philip.
"Congregations of faith — syna-
gogues, churches and mosques — are
writing letters of support to the
[Nevelow] family," Cominsky said.
As for the family's reaction,
Cominsky said, "I don't believe the
response to antisemitism should be to
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gaming operation."
The report has been forwarded to
California Attorney General Bill
Lockyer, who has the authority to deny
the casino a permanent license and to
initiate further investigations. The direc-
tor of gambling controls is currently
reviewing the report.

Charges Denied

Another target of the report is Beryl
Weiner, Moskowitz's attorney who, it is
charged, has represented both
Moskowitz and the Redevelopment
Agency at the same time in an apparent
conflict of interest.
Weiner, speaking for Moskowitz, vig-
orously denied this charge, as well as all
other accusations in the legislative
report, which he denounced as "flawed
and biased."
Weiner said the sum advanced by the
Redevelopment Agency was $9.5 mil-
lion, not $12 million. He estimated
anticipated gross receipts by the casino
to be around $36 million for the current
fiscal year.
Weiner said Moskowitz's problems
would not affect his support of Israeli
causes.





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