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December 21, 2001 - Image 28

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-12-21

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News Digest

NEWS DIGEST from page 27

New Technion board members include,
standing, Morris Rochlin, Seymour Levine,
Beth Applebaum, Richard Blumenstein;
seated, Nancy Grand, Deborah Livneh.

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Technion/Detroit
Elects Officers

Bloomfield Township — The Detroit
Chapter of the American Society for
Technion-Israel Institute of
Technology elected Richard C.
Blumenstein president, succeeding
Morris Rochlin. Other officers are
Bernard Cantor, David Handleman,
Edythe Jackier, D. Dan Kahn,
Laurence Rich, Marta Rosenthal, Eli
Scherr and Mary Wartell.
New board members include Beth
Applebaum, Lauren Daitch, Nancy
Grand, Gordon I. Ginsberg, Seymour
Levine and Deborah Livneh.
Blumenstein, who has served as chap-
ter vice president and represented
Detroit in the national ATS leadership
development program, said he hopes "to
honor the legacy of my predecessors and
serve the Technion as effectively as they
did in the past."

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Tel Aviv/JTA — The number of
Israeli settlers is growing at its lowest
rate in a decade.
According to Israeli government fig-
ures, the settler population in the West
Bank and Gaza Strip rose to 204,900
during the first nine months of the year,
an increase of 4.4 percent compared ro
the same period the previous year.
The arrival of new settlers, as well
as births among settlers, means the
settler population still rose despite
Israeli-Palestinian violence. The
Central Bureau of Statistics data
showed the settler population grew by
7.8 percent in 2000 and averaged 8
percent annual growth in each of the
previous five years.

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