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…detroitjewishnews.com $1.00 SEPTEMBER 4, 1998/ELUL 13, 5758 Middle-aged riders are in hog heaven. Everyone's a winner at Hall of Fame games. • Detroit's Sephardic community proudly holds on to tradition as it carves out a new niche for itself. …

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…INSIDE: BUSINESS/TWO SPECIALTY MAGAZINES FIND THEIR NICHE; ENTERTAINMENT/ A FILMMAKER SHINES A SPOT ON A MULTIFACETED WORLD. 75¢ DFTROIT THE JEWISH NEWS 8 AV 5 755/AUGU S T 4, 1 9 9 5 • The Night They Rated Wronski's Consumer Reports visits Menorah House. RUTH LITTMANN STAFF WRITER Story on page 30 re bad nursing homes here to stay? Trudy Lieberman, senior inves- tigative editor with Consumer Reports, asks that question in the magazi...…

…75 0 DETROIT THE JEWISH NEWS 1 KISLEV 5755/NOVEMBER 4, 1994 Inside Growing Pains Day schools grapple with growth issues as plans are made to expand, move and update. JILL DAVIDSON SKLAR STAFF WRITER arry Eisenberg lost half of his office to growth not too long ago. It happened when Akiva Hebrew Day School, where he is executive director, needed space for a school counselor. One room was housing the school's copy machine so they moved t...…

…750 s r. THE IIENM ti N S DETROIT 12 ADAR Inside HEALTH Casket Question What does Judaism say about donating bodies? Page 44 HEBRON CRISIS The Aftermath One man's action affected people here and abroad. The mitzvot and the meshuga of Jewish police officers. Story on Page 62 5 7 5 4/MARCH 4, 1994 Borman Plan Approved De-Fusing Jewish Federation officials announce a plan for Borman Hall. Local Jews express sorrow. RUTH LITIMANN...…

…DETROIT 75¢ mosimmb, JEWISH NEWS 27676 FRANKLIM RD CR21 SOUTHFIELD MI 48034-2203 23 SHEVAT 5754/FEBRUARY 4, 1994 New JHA Director Begins In 2 Weeks RUTH LITTMANN STAFF WRITER argot Parr, a nurs- ing-home adminis- trator with ex- perience in shut- ting down facilities like Borman Hall, Feb. 16 will replace Denise Bortolani- Rabidoux to be- come the fourth executive director of the Jewish Home for Aged since 1990. Ms. Parr will serve on an...…

…750 THE DETROIT 15 SIVAN 5753/JUNE 4 , 1993 Cardin's Concerns Inside BUSINE Assessing our values, our future. PHIL JACOBS EDITOR uppose a group of Jewish commu- nal professionals got together, but wanted to talk about everything other than Jud- aism. That's what Shoshana Cardin said she experi- enced in the mid-1970s at a Baltimore Jewish communal staff retreat. She said no one at the re- treat wanted to talk about what role Judaism p...…

…Celebrating 50 years of growth with the Detroit Jewish Community HE JEWISH NEWS 9 KISLEV 5753/DECEMBER 4, 1992 Home Gets Reprieve Federation, JHA plan for future as Borman Hall passes state inspection. KIMBERLY LIFTON STAFF WRITER is community in- vestment into the Jewish Home for Aged's Borman Hall paid off when state investigators late Wednesday recommended the facility remain open. "This is a rebirth for the Jewish Home for Aged," sa...…

…E IE Celebrating 50 years o growth with the Detroit jewtsW -Umufwirr'mmr;wiwi41 6 ELUL 5752/SEPTEMBER nside ENTERTAINMENT Back To Roots David Syme's interviews have brought him home page 67 WORLD Kmart Shopper A business center in Israel creates a bridge to Europe. page 14 After Andrew The Jewish community rallies around Florida. page 35 Contents on page 5 Hillel Teachers Walk Hillel's opening day is postponed as teachers go o...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS OCTOBER 4, 1991 / 26 TISHREI 5752 Rev. Al Sharpton Invited To Debate At Michigan NOAM M.M. NEUSNER Staff Writer T ALSO INSIDE: Guaranteed Did Israel lead U.S. Jews down the primrose path? Page 31 he Rev. Al Sharpton, a self-proclaimed "premier civil rights leader," is scheduled to speak in Ann Arbor later this month. The New York-based preacher most recently stag...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JANUARY 4, 1991 / 18 TEVET 5751 Jewish Federations Begin Cutting Services, Staff ALIZA MARCUS Special to The Jewish News A cross the United States, from San Francisco to New York, from Buffalo to Phoenix, the accents of Jew- ish federation officials may be different, but the words they use are the same: Retrench. Restructure. Merge. Maximize resources. Avoid duplica...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS MAY 4, 1990 / 9 IYAR 5750 SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY THIS ISSUE 75ct ALAN HITSKY Associate Editor M arta Rosenthal and Robert Orley are an- ticipating a record 5,000 walkers Sunday at the annual Solidarity Walk for Israel and Soviet Jewry in West Bloomfield. Based on pre-registration figures of 3,000-3,200, the two walk chairmen expect a record crowd for the 3.2 mile stroll from the Maple-Drake Jewish Community C...…