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The President
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President George W Bush addresses
Teamsters members in Detroit.

The 82 metro-Detroiters signed up
for the IsraelNow Solidarity Mission
Sept. 9-14 met last week to go over
last-minute details. The mission itiner-
ary includes visits to the site of the
discotheque bombing in Tel Aviv, an
absorption center in the Partnership
2000 region of Nazareth Illit and a
tour of the Gilo neighborhood, which
regularly receives gunfire from
Palestinians in Beit Jala.

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President George W. Bush spoke of
jobs, the economy and faith-based
programs during a visit to the
Teamsters headquarters in Detroit
on Labor Day.
"We shouldn't resist faith-based
programs, we ought to welcome
them," he said. "We ought to
encourage them. We ought to
spread them through our neighbor-
hoods so that nobody feels left out
in America."
The comment, and his visit, drew
light applause.
— Harry Kirsbaum

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Speeches by Israel's Prime Minister
Ariel Sharon and Foreign Minister
Shimon Peres are also being worked
out, said Franklin's Jane Sherman,
national mission chair.
Detroit's delegation to the United
Jewish Communities' solidarity mis-
sion is the third largest, following New
York and Miami.
— Harry Kirsbaum

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• In the Travel section story "Unraveling The
Inquisition" (Aug. 31, page 87), the synagogue shown
is the Belmonte synagogue in Belmonte, Portugal.

• "In The Spotlight" (Aug. 31, page 52), Rabbi
Elimelech Silberberg's title was misstated. He serves
on the executive board of the Organization of
Lubavitch Rabbis of the United States and Canada.

• In "MJI Offers Teen Courses" (Aug. 31, page 12),
the Michigan Jewish Institute's Hebrew class is an
advanced program.

The Belmonte synagogue

• In "Hope Amid Hardships" (Aug. 31, page 51) on the Isaac Agree
Downtown Synagogue, an additional day was omitted for the estate sale,
which is Sunday and Monday, Sept 9-10, at the Southfield Centre for the
Arts, 24350 Southfield Road. Also, the fund-raising dinner honoring Rabbi
Noah Gamze will be Sept. 23. For information, call (313) 961-9328.

• In "Jewish Tradition Renewed" (Aug.
31, page 18), Dr. Donald Garfield was
misidentified. The photo's caption
should read: At Congregation Shir
Tikvah, Rabbi Arnie Sleutelberg shows
a Torah to Randi, 7; Brian, 13; Kevin,
11; and Dr. Donald Garfield of
Bloomfield Hills.