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said. "This should put the
Arab countries and leaders on
notice that they need to
democratize. {The current
situation] is not acceptable to
the people and world opin-
ion."
The breakfast discussion
ranged from the similarities
between the Jewish and
Chaldean communities,
including language and sto-
ries of persecution, to differ-
ent understandings of the
events that compelled more
than 120,000 Iraqi Jews to
flee to Israel in 1951-52.
Today, about 800,000
Chaldeans live in Iraq
among the 1 million
Christians there, while,
according to Black, less than
a dozen Jews remain.
Local American Jewish
Committee Director Sharona
Shapiro also shared her expe-
riences as an observer at the
Southgate election site for
several hours last Friday
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Veterans Offer Scholarships
Glenn Warsh
JJ Reifler
Peter Perlman
Rick Sherline
Robert Campbell
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The Department of Michigan Jewish
War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary will
offer several $750 college scholarships
to descendants of honorable dis-
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Applications will be reviewed by a
committee of local educators and
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All applications must be received by
March 31.
For information, contact a high
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morning.
"It was a pretty momen-
tous point in my own per-
sonal life," she said. "I was
able to observe history in the
making. It was moving to
watch our fellow Americans
vote for their homeland's
future government. It was
exciting and emotional for
everyone.
While there were differ-
ences among the participants
about the prospects of suc-
cess in Iraq, there was agree-
ment to work together to
meet the challenges ahead.
As Black told the group,
"Will Iraq's newly elected
majority use this as an
opportunity to install a
theocracy with a lack of plu-
ralism, or will it really be an
opportunity to embark on
the road to democracy?"
Black also spoke publicly
Sunday at the Holocaust
Memorial Center in
Farmington Hills. Lj
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Achievement Center in partnership
with the Michigan Chapter of the
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
(NMSS) to provide enrichment activi-
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with special needs remain independ-
ent and connected to the community.
According to JVS Activities Program
Supervisor LuAnn Elwell, who over-
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they have lost or learn new ones.
Activities include computer use and
training, exercise, guest speakers,
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ZOA Elects Officers
Zionist Organization of America-
Michigan Region held elections under
the direction of Vice President
Sheldon L. Miller.
The following slate will serve as the
regional officers for two-year terms:
president, Saul Waldman; executive
vice president, Beverly Baker; vice
presidents, Dr. Leora Bar-Levav,
Rayna Kogan, Dr. Henry Kristal,
Sheldon L. Miller, Dr. Lester Zeff;
chair executive committee, ZOA Past
President Joseph F. Savin; treasurer,
Seymour Rabotnick; secretary, Diane
Savin; honorary chair of the board,
Sidney Silverman.
Rabbi Herbert A. Yoskowitz blessed
the new officers.