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Holocaust marked
by memorial serviwe
(Continued fromPage3) "I'm more concerned about the in-
might not have it for another 2,000 telligent, educated people who
years." remained silent through it all," said one
The Rabbi noted that the anti-semitic participant. She added, "Is it fear
posters indicate Germany was not the within us that keeps us from speaking
only nation that perpetuated anti- out or greed for gaining something
Jewish sentiments. "It's just the place from supporting it?"
where they put it all together, but there Another participant agreed, "If you
were negative feelings all over," he took a man-on-the-street survey you'd
said. find a lot of people would agree with
HOWEVER, Rudolph said he does not Hitler's philosophies if you don't tack
expect anti-semitism to disappear, "it's his name on it."
part of human nature and I don't expect Schomaker read an excerpt from an
it to change." observer's account of a public hanging
The congregants shared their im- of a small child in a concentration
pressions of the holocaust and com- camp. He noted that six million Jews
pared public reaction to that situation did not mean as much to him as when
with events in recent history. Almost he read these moving accounts of in-
everyone present related to the Jews' dividual cases.
disbelief during World War II that the Schomaker said, "It was so easy not
mass slaughter was actually hap- to see or believe it all."
pening. One participant compared The chaplains invited people to sign a
public reaction in America during petition sent to them from holocaust
World War II to the unwillingness of survivors of Skokie, Illinois. The
Americans to believe that former petition asked the President, Congress
President Richard Nixon was actually and the Supreme Court "to find a
involved in the illegal deeds of remedy that would enable all
Watergate. inhabitants of the U.S. to live in peace
Others attacked the apathy of people and free from fear." It also asked those
who were in a position to stop the government officials to "protect us
atrocities. from neo-nazism."
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An interested signer puts his name on a petition from the Skokie, Illinois holocaust
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WASHINQTON (UPI) - Rep. Philip
Ruppe said yesterday he has been ad-
vised that the House Armer Services
next week will cut the Navy's funding
request for Project Seafarer from $40.5
million to $10 million - with none of the
money to be used in Michigan.
The Houghton Republican, a long-
time Seafarer opponent, said he_ has
learned that the committee will direct
the Navy to use the money for research
and development only at its existing
facility in Clam Lake, Wis.
I'M EXTREMELY pleased that the
House committee has removed
Michigan as a site for the project,"
Ruppe said. "Now it is up to the Senate
to uphold the House committee's ac-
tion."
A spokesperson for Ruppe said the
committee's report on Seafarer funding
will be made public next week after
"some minor adjustments" are made.
The Navy was seeking $45.5 million
for the coming fiscal year to continue
research and development of a so-
called scaled-downversion of Project
Seafarer in Michigan's Upper Penin-
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