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Gold
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the Year Award by the Michigan
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Professionals. He has been a mem-
ber of MAEP since 1991 and editor-
in-chief of the organization's newslet-
ter since 1999.

Natalie Ram,

daughter of Michal
and Jeffrey Ram of
Huntington Woods,
recently accepted
a clerkship with
Justice Stephen
Breyer of the U.S.
Supreme
Court. She
Ram
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dlo January 8 • 2009

IN

New York — The Israel Bonds orga-
nization introduced two new bonds
effective Jan. 1, the $5,000 Maccabee
Bond and the $1,000 Sabra Bond.
In announcing the securities, Israel
Bonds President and CEO Joshua
Matza said, "These new bonds are
in keeping with our organization's
proactive response to prevailing
financial conditions. Investors looking
to generate annual income may find
the Maccabee Bond to be a useful
addition to portfolios, while the Sabra
Bond may appeal to individuals look-
ing to accumulate future income."
The $5,000 minimum Maccabee
Bond is available with either a three-
or five-year maturity and additional
$1,000 multiples. The bond provides
twice-yearly interest, payable May 1
and Nov. 1.

The Sabra Bond is a three-year
savings bond that can be purchased
for $1,000 and $500 multiples.
Additional information on the new
bonds, and all available instruments
offered by State of Israel Bonds, can
be found at www.israelbonds.com .
State of Israel Bonds, recognized
by international ratings agencies for
efficiency and cost-effectiveness,
is a worldwide organization offering
securities issued by the government
of Israel.
Since its inception in 1951, Israel
Bonds has secured nearly $26 bil-
lion in investment capital to develop
every facet of Israel's economy.
Israel has never defaulted and
maintains a perfect record on pay-
ment of principal and interest on the
securities it has issued.

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