…INSIDE: DETROIT/BUILDING BOOM AT HILLEL DAY SCHOOL; BUSINESS/AN ARENA-SIZE SPORTS BAR AIMED AT COUCH POTATOES. 15 - 7R711 E 1 750 ,aguismagemdrommainiam THE 13 ELUL 5755 / SEPTEMBER 8, 1995 Of 'No' Interest For 100 Years /- NEWS inviipopm Close Up: If The Trolls Only Knew What The JUPers Do ... A pillar of community stability, Detroit's Hebrew Free Loan Association marks its landmark centennial on Sunday. PHIL JACOBS EDITOR 13 o ...…
…750 DETROIT JEWISH NE"' 29 TAMMUZ 5754/JULY 8, 1994 Agencies Fear Cutbacks Lower AJCampaign may affect local programs. ALAN HITSKY ASSOCIATE EDITOR PHIL JACOBS EDITOR on't sell summer short. Yeah, it's hot. It's sweaty. It's humid. It's polluted. It's the dog days and sometimes it's the pits. But, it does have some redeeming qualities: Barbecues. Pools. Summer camp. Trips to the beach and jaunts to the moun- tains. Gallons of lemonade, ...…
…DETROIT 7 5 14 2 7 NISAN 5754/A PRIL 8, 1994 B'nai David To Vacate Synagogue By May 31 Congregation meets Sunday to decide its future. ALAN HITSKY ASSOCIATE EDITOR uild, merge, or bring a 102- year history to a close? After wrestling with that question for four years, Congregation B'nai David will be forced to make the choice on Sunday. The members will meet at 1 p.m. to decide the congregation's fate, follow- ing a decision by the boar...…
…750 DETROIT HE JEWISH NEWS 23 TISHREI 5754 /OCTOBER 8, 1993 DETROIT Curricula Volunteers prepare to teach about AIDS. Page 14 Two Sides With peace on the way, Gaza remains difficult. Page 55 To The Stars Two Jewish astronauts aboard the Columbia. Page 63 Tradition Joel Grey has great lines here. Page 73 4 - I I" I II In Mourning Grieving can take strange twists. Page 93 contents on page 3 Surveying Our Neighbors The Jewish N...…
…150 Celebrating 50 years of growth with the Detroit Jewish Community SH NEWS 15 TEVET 5753/JANUARY 8, 1993 Somali Relief r ( Local Jewish groups seek relief for Somali refugees. RUTH LITTMANN STAFF WRITER hile Somalis February for a tent city starve by the in Kenya near the thousands in Somalian border. Abie their war-torn, Nathan, a peace advo- famine-ridden cate in Israel who has homeland, Jews erected tent cities in in metropolitan...…
…SECOND CLASS 1 9 4 2 *. Celebrating 50 years of growth with the Detroit Jewish Community 1 9 9 2 THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS MAY 8, 1992 / 5 IYAR 5752 New Max Fisher Building Dedicated By Federation PHIL JACOBS Managing Editor ast winter, Federation executive vice presi- dent Robert Aronson was looking at 6735 Tele- graph Road as a building with potential, and he wondered what interna- tional community leader Max Fisher would ...…
…HE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY NOVEMBER 8, 1991 / 1 KISLEV 5752 Activism Vs. Spirituality? NOAM M.M. NEUSNER Staff Writer B y all accounts, the University of Mich- igan's Jewish corn- munity reacted swiftly when an anti-Semitic advertise- ment appeared in the Oct. 24 issue of the student news- paper. Within 24 hours, a rally attracted 300 students to condemn the ad, which de- nied that the Nazi Ho...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS MARCH 8, 1991 / 22 ADAR 5751 SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS CLOSE-UP WHEN DIVORCE SPLITS THE FAMILY JWF To Hire Lansing Lobbyist KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer T he Jewish Welfare Federation is just weeks away from hir- ing its first community lobbyist, expected to assist agencies in securing funds in the midst of massive statewide budget cuts. The Federation, with the assistance of Jewish Com- ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY Racial Tensions At OU Ignite Jewish Concerns KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer A Jewish administrator is out; a black female is in, and the result is racial tension at Oakland University. _ Talk of an upsurge of racial troubles at OU follows months of disputes within opposing groups of black students, one which objected to the involvement of white students and staff member...…
…1990 FALL FASHIO\ 7 -7 Fall's Bright, Swingy Coats usive Look H & Blass His Empire …
…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE 75( SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JUNE 8, 1990 / 15 SIVAN 5750 Exodus Fund Passes i st Goal ALAN HITSKY Associate Editor T he Detroit Jewish community has pledged $17.2 million over the last two months for Operation Exodus, the international campaign ex- pected to raise $420 million to help Israel resettle Soviet Jewish immigrants. The Israelis have projected a budget of $2 billion to resettle Soviet Jew...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE ar SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY Super Phonathon Set For Sunday STAFF REPORT T he Allied Jewish Cam- paign's Super Sunday — largest one-day phonathon appeal for the 1990 Campaign — will take place Dec. 10 at the United Hebrew Schools building in Southfield. During five phone calling sessions throughout the day, more than 400 volunteers, organized by event chairmen Sharon Hart and Edie Slotkin, will attempt...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY THIS ISSUE 60(P SEPTEMBER 8, 1989 / 8 ELUL 5749 Three former U-M students combine their knowledge of medicine with their talents as artists. Leaders Wary Of Glemp Visit ALAN HITSKY Associate Editor The impending visit to Detroit of Polish Catholic Church leader Car- dinal Josef Glemp has left several Detroit Jewish leaders wary. In recent weeks, Glemp has accus- ed Jews of controlling ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE 6O SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JULY 8, 1988 / 23 TAMMUZ 5748 Excavations Spark Violence STAFF REPORT Kathleen Straus is in no ivory tower. SINGLE BY CHOICE works around the clock for the First Amendment Jerusalem — Israel's capital city settled into relative calm this week after an archeological dig in east Jerusalem sparked a two-hour battle between Arabs and Israeli authorities. The rioting started ...…
…THIS ISSUE 60cP SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY A War By Other Means The Palestinians try to wean themselves, and Israel tries to make its case HELEN DAVIS Israel Correspondent Jerusalem — Israeli authorities and Palestinian activists are now engaged in a sophisticated, subtle cat- and-mouse game as the "intifada"- the uprising—enters its 16th week and appears set on a dangerous, new course. The objective of the "Unified Na- tional Le...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE 60'; SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JANUARY 8, 1988 / 18 TEVET 5748 Michigan Agrees To Enforce Kosher Law ALAN HITSKY Associate Editor The Michigan Department of Agriculture agreed to a consent judgment in Oakland County Cir- cuit Court on Monday in which it acknowledges its responsibility to en- force the state's 1966 kosher food statute. The agreement between represen- tatives of the state Attorney Gener...…
…SH NEWS THIS ISSUE 60c SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY MAY 8, 1987 / 9 IYAR 5747 Sinai Hospital Trimming 150 Jobs A drop in numbers of patients and insurance payments are cited Staff Report Declining admissions and reduc- tions in federal and state insurance reimbursements have prompted Sinai Hospital to announce its first ever layoff of employees. Hospital spokeswoman Suzanne Timma said this week that effective May 21, 105 permanent...…
…Searching For Meaning Page 44 THIS ISSUE 50c E JEWISH EWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY Activists See Hope In New Soviet Moves Resumption of ties with Israel is viewed as a public relations maneuver DAVID HOLZEL Staff Writer Detroit-area activists on behalf of Soviet Jewry have cautiously wel- comed the news of possible resump- tion of low level-relations between Israel and the Soviet -Union. There is a realization, however, that...…
…An Oasis Of Peace 8 Roots Behind The Iron Curtain 29 Mike Burstyn Is At Home On The Stage 112 Impassioned Plea From Yosef Mendelvich 79 THE jEWISITI. NE SERVING DETROIT'S METROPOLITAN JEWISH COMMUNITY THIS ISSUE 50c NOVEMBER 8, 1985 Soviet Jews: Free At Last? Rumors are flyiniabout a major breakthrough in the long struggle to bring the Jews of Russia to Israel. BY ARTHUR J. MAGIDA Special to The Jewish News As the two superpowers...…
…6 Jewish Life Exhibit At JCC Israel Starts Second Phase Withdrawal 9 Cutback On Reparations To Survivors Is Protested 32 Mark Klin er Bowls For `Naches' Nommu ■ Immiumminmummi THIS ISSUE 50c SERVING DETROIT'S METROPOLITAN JEWISH COMMUNITY Mubarak Visit Critical To Peace? Washington (JTA) — Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's visit to Washington next week is increasingly being seen as central to whether the Reagan Administration views ...…
…A New Plague: Shiite Terrorism 22 OF Cites Three With Hearts Of Gold 50 Confronting The Old Myth Of The Shiksa . 88 Local Sports Legend Morrie Moorawnick FEBRUARY 8, 1985 SERVING DETROIT'S METROPOLITAN JEWISH COMMUNITY Words Halting Saudi Arms? A letter from 62 U.S. Senators may have influenced Reagan's \ deferral on arms for the Saudis. Sens. Alan Dixon (D-Ill.) and Al- fonse D'Amato (R-NY) initiated the letter. Both of Michigan's D...…
…THE KiAU LIBRARY B.U.C.-J.I R. CINCluiVAT1 Council re-elects Lebenbom 8 Jesse Jackson's anti-Semitism 22 Cairo gunmen shoot an Israeli diplomat 33 JUN 11 1984 Truth and the Justice 40 SERVING DETROIT'S METROPOLITAN JEWISH COMMUNITY rens flatly denies Israel-Iran link Washington (JTA) — Israeli De- - fense Minister Moshe Arens flatly last week that Israel has been iC=iiiipplying Iran with arms or with spare parts for the weapons that ---...…
…Acclaim for Max Fisher's Leadership Tribute to Gus Newman Commentary, Page 2 THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review of Jewish Events USSR's Failure to Adhere to Universal Declaration for Human Rights Editorial, Page 4 Copyright © The Jewish News Publishing Co. VOL. LXXXIII, No. 19 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 $18 Per Year: This Issue 40c July 8, 1983 Reagan Begin Meeting Vital to Re-Deployment in Leban...…
…Anti-Zionist Diatribe May Signal Closing of Gates NEW YORK (JTA) — The anti-Zionist manifesto signed by eight prominent Soviet Jews and published in Pravda last Friday "might presage a period in which the iron gates of the USSR could be padlocked shut against any Jewish exit," two SOviet Jewry groups warned this week. According to the Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ) and the Union of Councils for Soviet Jews -(UCSJ), the document's as...…
…The Concept of the Holy Land in the Bible: Dr. Orlinsky Traces Historic Background ( i-; THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Story on Page 72 • SI MHAT TORAH Felicitations to Jewish Communities Everywhere of Jewish Events Copyright © The Jewish News Publishing Co. 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 VOL. LXXXII, No. 6 .$15 Per Year: This Issue 35c October 8, 1982 , Government Presses Action o calling f...…
…op Synagogues Are Focus of This Allied Jewish Campaign Sabbath Darwin, Einstein and Ben-Gurion: Their Belief in Almighty Unites Thinking of Great Minds Commentary, Page 2 Allied Jewish Campaign Inaugural Tasks to Enroll Unanimous Communal Support THE JEWISH NEWS * A Weektv Review of Jetuish Events Editorial, Page 4 Copyright „e'. The Jewish News Publishing Co. VOL. LXXX, No. 19 $15 Per Year: This Issue 35` _ 17515 W. Nine Mile, Sui...…
…Community Salutes Israel at 33 Story, Page 5 Editorial, Page 4 No Sanction to Fears and Submissions: The Lessons of Current Challenges Head High! Greeting ISRAEL on the State's Thirty-Third Anniversary HE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Commentary, Page 2 of Jetui.sh Events Editorial, Page 4 Copyright ;b The Jewish News Publishing Co. LXXIX, No. 10 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 $15 Per Year: This Issu...…
…Communist's Tragic Soviet Experience Exposes Travesty of Social Pledges THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Commentary, Page 2 VOL. LXXVII, No. 23 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 Jewish Events of Jewish 424-8833 The Democratic Convention: Senator Levin's Message Page 56 $15 Per Year: This Issue 35c August 8, 1980 Stalemated ME. Negotiations paced With Bleak Prospects Yeshiva Is Given OK for Move Into Roosevelt Y...…
…Separation of Church and State: Is Basic American Principle Defied by Carter, Reagan? THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Commentary, Page 2 I of Jewish Events VOL. LXXVI, No. 23 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 Sakharov's Nobility of Spirit a Book for All Mankind Editorial, Page 4 $15 Per Year: This Issue 35c February 8, 1980 U.S. Report on HumanRights 'Scrupulously' Judges Israel A Jewish Presence in He...…
…Canada Reaffirms Moving Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem By MICHAEL SOLOMON OTTAWA (JTA) — Premier Joe Clark said Tuesday at his first press conference that he is fully determined to follow through with his election campaign promise to move Canada's embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem despite the opposition from the U.S. and Arab countries. "I cannot give you a time frame at the moment. We certainly intend to do that. From now on this is th...…
…--„ Human Rights Day and the Battle for Justice Dilemma of Iranian Jewry THE JEWISH NE Editorials, Page 4 A Weekly Review of Jewish Events History of UJA Carved in Multiple Achievements Rooted in Many Reminiscences Boris Smolar's Column, Page 49 VOL. LXXIV, No. 14 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 $12.00 Per Year This Issue 30c,. Dec. 8, 1978 mice Shuttle Hopes to Avert Latest Crisis in Peace Talks UAHC...…
…E JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review tx:xt of Jewish Events VOL. LXXIV, No. 1 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 Sept. 8, 1978 Jewish Teachers' Strike Disrupts Local Classes By ALAN HITSKY Menahem Begin and Jinuny Carter are shown talking after their May meeting in Washington. * * * • Jimmy Carter Hails Begin Before Camp David Summit In anticipation of this week's sessions at Camp David, Md., the White House re...…
…HE JEWISH NEWS Chronicled Irgun History Throws Light on Likud's Rise to Power A Weekly Review Commentary, Page 2 VOL. LXXI, No. 18 f Jewish Events 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 State Department Pressures and Jerusalem's Endangered Jewish Role Editorials, Page 4 $10.00 Per Year; This Issue 30 0 July 8, 1977 Ecuador Renews Quest for Kfir; U.S. Naval Base Report Denied Arab Prisoners' Torture Stories ...…
…▪ .a• ■ . ••, Alt THE JEWISH NEWS Hadassah's Notable Achievements Recalled on 60th Anniversary A WeekIN Review Editorial, Page 4 Commentary, Page 2 VOL. LXXI, No. 5 I Jewish Events 17515 W. Nine Mile Rd., Suite 865, Southfield. Mich 48075 424-8833 Prof. Gutmann's Analystical Essay on E. M. Lilien, the Noted Artist and Zionist Review, Page 48 $10.00 Per Year, This Issue 30` April 8, 1977 Sadat Is Willing to Accept Israel: split La...…
…Ford Orders Commerce Department to Expose Boycott Collaborators (Related Stories on Pages 10, 13) Morris Fishbein and Paul Douglas: Memoirs on Two Men of Distinction THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Commentary Page 2 of Jewish Events Implications of Arab Boycott: Immorality of U. S. Permissiveness Editorial Page 4 mity Is Pursued Hebron A Desecrations Are Mourned 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 VOL. LX...…
…Dinitz Claims U.S. Support for Israel Not Unsatisfactory Auschwitz and Babi-Yar: Shaded Martyrdoms Historical Truth Defended by Golda Meir WASHINGTON (JTA) — If the Israeli government is anx- ious or critical about. U.S. official attitudes towards obtaining a second interim accord in the Sinai, or shipments of weapons to the Middle East, Israeli Ambassador Simha Dinitz is not reflect- ing them publicly. After a 90-minute meeting Tuesday wit...…
…Federation Re-elects Berman as President Bike-A-Thon Demonstration for USSR Jewry Set for Southfield This Sunday $750,000,000 Goal Set for UJA for '75 (Story on Page 5) (Story on Page 6) (Story on Page 9) THE JEWISH NEWS 1 14 A Weekly Review of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper VOL. LXVI, No. 9 tJ 17515 W. Nine Mile, Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 424-8833 $10.00 Per Year; This Issue 30c November 8, 1974 T...…
…Editorial Every Link Counts . . . Every Person Missing Must Join the Ranks . . 10,000 to Be Enrolled in Emergency Tasks Are Vital to Israel Security Do Newspapers Need Guidelines to Assure Truthful Handling of News About Middle East? Page 4 Editorial Vol. LXIV, No. 26 Some 10,000 members of the Greater Detroit Jewish communities are yet to be enrolled in the 1974 Allied Jewish Compaign-Israel Emergency Fund . . . Record-breaking results w...…
…pip r It's a Match. ZOA, Zionist Federation Together Again (JTA)—The long and frequently acrimonious dispute between the American Zionist Federation and the Zionist Organization of America has at last been amicably settled. Rabbi Israel Miller, chairman of the AZF, and Jacques Torczyner, chairman of the administrative board of the ZOA, toasted the new accord here Sunday over Israeli brandy as Mrs. Charlotte Jacobson, chairman of the World Z...…
…E D I T 0 R I A L A Word to Brezhnev: Silence Is Not for Free Men! New Dangers in Spreading Anti-Semitism Jewry and Bicentennial . Leonid Brezhnev is coming here for imnortant negotiations with our government. There are mounting hopes that out of the meetings with President Nixon and his staffs at the State Department and the White House there will emerge a continuing rela- tionship between Russia and the United States. These meetings, ho...…
…Pictorial Review of Historic Allied Jewish Drive Session Maxim Gorky and the Zionist Ideal • Exposing the Birobidian Propaganda Commentary THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Page 2 Vol. LXII, No. 13 Greater Detroit's leading participants in the Allied Jewish Campaign have already registered notable contributions toward the 1973 fund-raising effort. Top workers for contributors to the major philanthropic Jewish cause met Nov. 29 at the home ...…
…Two Sections In This Issue ... 20-Page Section B Contains Special Features for the Holy Days May You Be Inscribed in the Book of Life for a Good and a Happy 5733 Vol. LXI. No. 26 THE JEWISH NEWS 1124 Michigan Weekly Review of Jewish News A Happy New Year to Jewish Communities Ecerwhere Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper — Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle 17515 W. 9 Mile Rd., Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075 3...…
…Louis Berry-- Horiored With Butzel Award Three decades - -of dedicated labors for the Jewish community will be honored Thursday when Louis Berry will be awarded the Fred M. Butzel Award at the annual dinner meeting of the Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit. Active in a score of -areas for Jewish communal causes, in congregational circles, in support of Israel and in the advancement of the Zionist cause, Berry gained national status in the r...…
…- • 1. ■ -.." _ Extension of Cease Fire U.S. Aim Yosef Tekoah Tribute to a Great Jurist • Russian Jews Expose the Kremlin Vilifications Yosef Tekoah, as chief Israel representative to the United Nations, bad initial talks with the peace negotiator, Dr. Gunnar Jarring, Monday morning, and the major task as outlined from UN headquarters as well as In the State Department in Washington is to assure the extension of the cease fire betwron ...…
…Israel's Risk: Dayan Offers Cease Fire Despite Losses HAIFA (JTA)—Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said here Monday night that Israel had halted deep-penetration raids into Egypt in order to avoid possible clashes with Russian military personnel. He asserted that Israel was ready to "re-establish an unconditional and unlimited cease fire" in the Suez Canal Zone as a step toward an eventual peace settlement, even if by so doing Egypt is enabled ...…
…Kremlin Hears Protests From Persecuted Jewry Jewish Leadership Self-Challenged in 'Attrition' Stock-Taking Editorial Page 4 VOLUME LV—No. 21 "Let Us Go" is plea of Jews who wish to find haven in Israel . . . Hounded but fearless speak out against the oppressive attitude of the Kremlin . . . "Student Struggle for Freedom" asserts itself in this country against Soviet tyranny. (See Commentary, Page 2) THE JEWISH NEWS I=3E R CZ:11 - I-...…
…Editorial: Our President-Elect--Our Prayer for His Welfare Vox poptai, vox Del—the voice of the people (is) the voice of God— is the verdict of Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1968, now being accepted by the entire American nation. And with this acceptable ancient Latin rule for political conduct, we now settle down to the business of reuniting the American People, of resolving to bring peace to our cities and to the world, of striving for an end to hatr...…
…NEW YORK (JTA)—Two national agencies involved in the civil rights struggle, the American Jewish Commit- tee and the American Jewish Congress, went on record in full support of the report of the President's National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders and called for its immediate implementation. Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld of Cleveland, president of the American Jewish Congress, said that all Americans "must accept the necessity of making the s...…
…47 More Cease-Fire Observers Stationed at Suez UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JTA)—Secretary General U Thant announced the na- tionalities of 47 additional cease-fire observers to be stationed in the Suez Canal area, with the approval of both Israel and Egypt. He also gave the Security Council an es- timate of the cost of recruiting and maintaining the expanded force. Thant reported that Israel and Egypt have agreed to an additional nine observation p...…
…Ban -on Race Bate Inciters Invalidated TORONTO (JTA) — Justice Patrick Hartt of the Ontario Supreme Court upheld a ruling of a lower court that this city's ordinance against speeches in city parks which incite race hatred is invalid. The ruling affirmed the acquittal of William John Beattie, self- styled Nazi leader, who is currently - serving a six-month jail-sentence for hanging swastika signs on the homes of leading Jewish citizens. The an...…
