…THE JEWISH THIS ISSUE 60¢ SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JUNE 24, 1988 / 9 TAMMUZ 5748 UHS Faces Budget Crunch Tuition is boosted 10 percent, the B'nai Moshe branch is closed and the Midrasha Library will be open only six hours per week ALAN HITSKY Associate Editor Anticipating a $120,000 shortfall between its 1988-1989 budget and its allocation from the Jewish Welfare Federation, the United Hebrew Schools board voted to raise tuit...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE 60(P SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JUNE 17, 1988 / 2 TAMMUZ 5748 House Passes Autopsy Bill KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer Religious objections could stop county medical examiners from per- forming routine autopsies if the Michigan Senate approves legislation passed by the House on Wednesday. A new law would limit rights of medical examiners, who have final authority in determining whether an autopsy should ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY THIS ISSUE 60(P JUNE 10, 1988 / 25 SIVAN 5748 Keeping Diplomacy Alive On yet another mission to the Middle East, Secretary of State Shultz tried to bolster the U.S. initiative for an international peace conference, but came away with no assurances PISTON POWER 04 44 treigeStekoi. A r" 4 I V r a .. . 4, Al I I W. . . ,,, sa ith .... aiway. .,,e., • • 4 . . .. is i . i if d II i L r , "...…
…THIS ISSUE 60 0 SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JUNE 3, 1988 / 18 SIVAN 5748 Israel Travel Off 25 Percent KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer Dr. Larry Miller and a tour group from Temple Israel gathered last month in Israel at an outdoor park and listened intently as the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra played "Hatikvah." "When I heard the orchestra play `Hatikvah; I knew my trip had started," Miller said. "Everyone either got chills or had te...…
