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January 19, 2001 - Image 34

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-01-19

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Washington — Jewish Woman
Magazine is accepting nominations for
its annual Women to Watch program,
which highlights the important contri-
butions Jewish women are making in
contemporary society.
_nominee must be a Jewish woman
either by birth or conversion; make a
significant contribution to profession-
al, religious, artistic or organizational
life; exhibit vision, capacity for inno-
vation and a desire to make a differ-
ence; is a rising star in her field and
show capacity for future achievement.
To nominate a candidate, include a
brief biography.of the individual, a
resume,.artiOeS or news clippings
highlighting the: individual's achieve-
ments, a photograph and current con-
-tact information. Deadline for submis-
sions is Feb. 15. E-mail jwi@jwi.org
In addition to a magazine feature,
Jewish Woman and its sponsoring
organization Jewish Women
International, will recognize honorees,
both past and present, at a luncheon
in Washington, D.C., in December
2001.

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Aid Is Going To
Earthquake Victims

New York/JTA — Jewish groups
established mailboxes to accept dona-
tions for victims of Saturday's earth-
quake in El Salvador.
Donations can be made to: El
Salvador Relief, do American Jewish
Joint Distribution Committee , 711
Third Ave., New York, N.Y., 10017,
or by visiting www.jdc.org . Or to:
American Jewish World Service, 989
Ave. of the Americas, 10th Flr., New
York, N.Y. 10018 or at www.ajws.org .
Or to: B'nai B'rith Disaster Relief
Fund, 1640 Rhode Island Ave., NW,
Washington, D.C., 20036, or to
-www.bnaibrith.org.

Swedes Probing
Wallenberg Case

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Stockholm/JTA — Russia said it
would continue to help Sweden
research what happened to Swedish
diplomat Raoul Wallenberg.
Stockholm vowed to press on with
its probe even after a joint Swedish-
Russian panel filed a report last week
on the fate of Wallenberg, who saved
tens of thousands of Jews during the

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Holocaust.
That report, submitted after a 10-
year probe, left much of the mystery
surrounding Wallenberg unsolved.

Study Women's
History Online

New York/JTA — A new archive on
the Internet allows people to search
for documents relating to the history
of Jewish women.
The documents, located at
www.jwa.orgfarchive, contain infor-
mation about 250 noteworthy Jewish
women.

U.S. Women Laud
Israeli Author

New York/JTA — The leading U.S.
Jewish women's group recently award-
ed its first prize in children's literature
to the Israeli author of Dark Secrets, a
book that focuses on the dark secrets
held by three seventh graders and their
teacher.
The $10,000 prize to Dorit Orgad
was presented by Hadassah, the
women's Zionist organization, in con-
junction with the Haifa Foundation.

U.S. Owes
Shoah Victims

New York/JTA — The United States
still owes reparations to Holocaust vic-
tims, according to a report issued by a
commission appointed by President
Bill Clinton.
"The interests of Holocaust victims
suffered" after World War II, accord-
ing to Edgar Bronfman, chairman of
the Presidential Commission on
Holocaust Assets in the United States,
which released the results of its two-
year study.

Israeli Divorce
Rate Rises

Jerusalem/JTA — The divorce rate
among Jewish couples in Is-rael is
rising.
At 30 percent, though, the rate is
still lower than the rate in Western
countries. According to figures
released by the director general of the
rabbinical courts, 9,153 couples
divorced last year, with the greatest
number, 733, in Tel Aviv.

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