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…$1.00 October 22, 1999/Cheshvan 12, 5760 Robert Aronson's first decade as CEO of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit has spurred significant change in the community. …

…$1.00 JANUARY 22, 1999/SHEVAT 5, 5759 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS • Gift To JCC Lynches Jewish Film Fes MetroHillel Beats Winter Blahs www.detroitjewishnews.com In pendent Courses Ecumenism in Detroit now centers on talk among leaders rather than action by congregants. …

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…DETROIT 750 THE JEWISH 14 AV 5754/JULY 22, 1994 Round Two Detroiters express mixed feelings about talks between Israel and Jordan. JENNIFER FINER STAFF WRITER nne Gonte Silver wor- ries that peace will lead to destruction. "Israel is being cut up, piece by piece," said the president of the Detroit chapter of the Zionist Organ- ization of America. "I worked to see that Israel came into exis- tence. Now it is being destroyed." "This is a...…

…750 DETROlki JEWISH N N 11 IYAR 5754 / APRIL 22, 1994 oside Mass Marketing A national campaign is bringing in millions. HEALTH Amid Uncertainties ALAN HITSKY ASSOCIATE EDITOR Medical students work in a field of change. Page 46 BUSINESS Employee Rights A lawyer runs a "people's law school." Page 58 NEXT GENERATION introducing X Contents on page 3 ou've seen the ad- vertisements in The Jewish News...and in the Detroit News, ...…

…DETROIT 750 THE JEWISH NEWS 7 CHESHVAN 5 7 54/OCTOBER 22, 1993 Group Shifts From Words Into Action Concerned Southfield, Lathrup citizens decide on plans of attack. RUTH LITTMAN STAFF WRITER outhfield resident Tobi Fox is taking a message back to Congregation Beth Achim, which is con- sidering plans to re- locate. "I think we should try very hard to stay in Southfield be- cause it's a viable community and many of our mem- bers live he...…

…Celebrating 50 years of growth with the Detroit Jewish Community 7'7' E JEWISH NEWS 29 TEVET 5753/JANUARY 22, 1993 CLOSE-UP A Significant Step, However Symbolic Observers look for changes in the peace negotiations after a Knesset vote allowing contact with the PLO. ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM ASSISTANT EDITOR tsftom: hey may agree on lit- tle else, but both Arab and Jewish ob- servers concur this week that Israel's de- cision to lift the ban o...…

…1 9 4 2 Celebrating 50 years of growth with the Detroit Jewish Community 1 9 9 2 THE JEWISH NEWS MAY 22, 1992 / 19 IYAR 5752 SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS Davidson Grant May Help Israel WIISU Hillel Rabbi Quits After Cuts ALAN HITSKY Associate Editor T he first major fallout of the budget crunch for the Metro Detroit •,,Hillel Foundation occurred last week. Rabbi Louis (Eli) Finkelman, director of Wayne State Hillel for the last 14 years, ann...…

…SECOND CLASS THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY NOVEMBER 22, 1991 / 15 KISLEV 5752 18 Groups Unify Against `Dukism' CLOSE-UP PHIL JACOBS Managing Editor T Kevin Kline hey may disagree when it comes to peace for territory. They may disagree over the amount of U.S. aid to Israel. But when it came to the issue of David Duke, 18 community leaders repre- senting Jewish, Arab, African American and Chal- ...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY CLOSE-UP MARCH 22, 1991 / 7 NISAN 5751 Diplomatic Overtures Have A Very Familiar Ring SUSAN GRANT Staff Writer A COMING FULL CIRCLE Once the bastion of immigrants and socialism, the Workmen's Circle is reaching out to new, young members. PAGE 24 cease-fire has ended the hostilities in the Middle East. Sudden- ly, there is a flurry of diplo- matic activity in the ...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS FEBRUARY 22, 1991 / 8 ADAR 5751 Sinai Launches Search For New Administrator KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer search committee met Wednesday to launch its national campaign for a new Sinai Hospital ad- ministrator. The six-member com- mittee, headed by trustee vice chair Marvin Novick, moved forward with plans to find an experienced hospital administrator a week after Sina...…

…THIS ISSUE 75 SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY Agencies Tighten Belts For Soviet Resettlement KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer L H ocal Jewish agencies are tightening their belts for the 1990-91 fiscal year which began this month, holding the line on spending to prepare for a projected influx of 700 Soviet Jewish emigres and to settle this past year's 793 new ar- rivals. The cost-cutting measure follows an appeal by the Jewish Welfare Fed...…