…THE JEWISH NEW SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS Sinai Not Hurt By Failed Merger KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer S everal of Sinai Hospital's leading physicians and department heads were cautiously optimistic about the hospital's future after Henry Ford Health Care Corp.'s decision to call off merger talks with the finan- cially troubled facility. After nine months of negotiations, the two in- stitutions halted merger t...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS a SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JULY 20, 1990 / 27 TAMMUZ 5750 Shir Shalom To Purchase Land In West Bloomfield SUSAN GRANT Staff Writer I n the next few years, Temple Shir Shalom offi- cials expect to have a new home. Subject to congregation approval, the temple will ,D buy an 8.5-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Orchard Lake and Walnut Lake c- roads in West Bloomfield for $675,000, said R...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS 7 5 0 SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY $250,000 Detroit Gift Pays For Soviet Flight KIMBERLY LIFTON C> Staff Writer D etroit became the se- cond U.S. city to sponsor a United Jewish Appeal Freedom Flight last week, bringing 190 Soviet Jews to Israel through a $250,000 gift to Operation Exodus from the estate of the late Ben Teitel. To date, Philadelphia is the only other Jewish com- munity to subsidize a flight, but o...…
…HE JEWISH NE THIS ISSUE 75'P SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JULY 6, 1990 / 13 TAMMUZ 5750 U.S., Israel Look To Egypt To Save Peace Process GIL SEDAN Special to The Jewish News co z Mubarak and Bush:influencing Israel? Teens Renovate East-Side Area KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer uliette Palmer, a 15- year-old high school student from Brooklyn, was thinking about taking a guided tour j to Israel this summer. But an advertisement...…
