Report on Aged Favors Apartments and Care On Grounds of the Community Center A rfiwiri ,,.,.. . . .if)ing a ("•nil ,<-nl al U» •)• I >nl«T to wrvr ui«Jrf proplr has hrrn pmtnttd lo the Hoard o( Di rcrton of iht Jrwish Kedrr •Iton of Omaha The dFvclopmMl vould be mntirurird an Om grsunA of Ihr JCC and wouM cooslal of a
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Commillee The report was accepted for •tudy without any immediate action by the Board Dtacutalon was postponed to Uie nest Board meeting be cause of the lengUiy aaaakm on Camp Esther K Newman A summary ol Ihe report i< as follows
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Camp Kmlhrr K Newman may beromc a Neferaslia Kate part as a reiull of aclton taken Tuewlay niRhl by the Boardofi' 'ilteJew labradrr ,ha The Boara approved Irana (errlnf Iba Camp to Ibe alate at a conditional gift In ratuh) Mr «M.flM uti OUMT cmatd eratloiM Before the tranaactlon can be cnmplelpd approval musi be obtained from the Nebras ka Uame and Park Comml* (Mm, tlM Slate Lcglalalure. the Governor, and the Federal Govemmenl Arrordlng lo Bruce Sacketl, appralaer. Nebraaka Game and Parks, the cash payment lo the Federation would be
made by available Federal funds There would be no dl reel coat to the people of Nrt braaka. Mr Sackeli said \ In addition to the lump sum rash payment, the slate has agreed lo perpetuate the memory of the l<|tt IL<<tlier^ Newman by including her nanme in that of the state park The slate also will erect a monument marker deslgnal ing that the properly has been donated by the Jewish Federation of Omaha Also, the state will assume the life estate presently on the property, purchase Tamp equipment and miscellaneous Items, and arrange for rental of the iHilldings lo the Feder allon If desired
The Kxecullve Committee ol the Federation Board has recommended to the Board that proceeds from the trans action be used lo establish a permanent Ksther K New man KndowmenI wilhln the Federal Km Income generated from the FndowmenI *'»:'•' ••• t^ to strengthen Ji-u ,rt> gramming in • :;ins call for tlip Board tn review yearly re<|uests for new and Innovative programming The Camp wa.s riosed In 1978 because . ' . ni ri-gi!. Irstion X .ippoinl
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Shalom Senator Mollle Delman. senior H point lo Senator J J I lunch at Beth Kl Synago^w
presents .Shalom In needle. hi.s visit to the older adult ursday
Jews Move to Sun Belt IMFW YORK iJTAi The Jewish population of the Unit ed States, whose total num hers have leveled off. Is begin nlng In mnv* B» ll^eHsiimg numlx I to IN the getw-i .IT p<>iniuiit'iii The reality ol Jewish zero population growth and Ihe trend of American Jews to mi grate to the .South and West are demonstrated Indemogra phic reports on Jew ish papula lion in the Iniled Slates, which appear In the IITTS edl lion of thr American Jewish Year Bonk Figures on the world Jewish population in the Year Book show an estimated increase of only 2«.47i over llf7R. a negll gihle proportion of the overall
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figure of 14 2II6.IIUI The Year Book is published Jointly by Ihe American Jew ish Committee and the Jewish fubllcatlon Society of Amerl ca Its rdilors are Morris Fine snd Milton llimmrlfarb, and the associate editor is David Singer Analyzing Ihe population figures in the new volum. Alvin I'henkin and .Maynard Miran research consultant and ass<Kiale. respectively, of the ('Dunril of Jewish Fe<ler alions. point out thai this ypiir s estimate of the Jewish population of Ihe l^niled .Slate> '> 781.(100, IS virtually the same as last year's. 5,77S.0«1 Jews comprise 2 7 percent of the total population
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Omaha Is an aging Com nity^ thai will be doublini the next 20 years Its broad program goals I-lo older peiiple ,<• ( onliuuni ol ( a. , ^ji This provides the necessary organization and facilities within the service system to adjust and respond to the needs and fli.tn^M-s txcurnng in IIM" fitder (HTviifi ,ind their fdiiiilies The Study shows strong sil port ' lyp.note I, ,,j,.,„, been placed on social rather than medical Also, that objection has t voiced relative lo llie use \ Ihe terms "aged' or "elderlij thus that shift in referen lo the campus concept rath than ( enter lor the Aged VXflir.r., ,. >, .1 ,1.., ..I....
lavdi bein^ • complex dlitl the reopectltl (unctions dispersed in .sep rate units i e Housing. Term Care. Commons. Kecw allon. Social Services etc The Campus should be such design as lo permit ea accessibility yet proper sep ration between units to mal^ lam adequate privacy control Location of the CommunK Center was investigate<l ai| though man* -• '••)> wel) visited and .is til Report indM ,, (oun thai the logical site for It (.'enter was at the Jewish Con munlty Center This site had many advan tages over any other and len Itself well to Ihe basic pr grammalic requirements the Center II was rated Ik first choice by the Report The major (acilities con I Continijed on Page 21
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'Our Gang" Starts Program for Singles The apartment of David Slosburg Will be the first eve ning event of the newly formed "Ol'R GANG " spon sored by Temple Israel Saturday evening. Feb 24. at H *i p m Temple Israel be t' --orship of the new h '-'I primarily, but !•.. • >i ju.'.jtrly. to socializa tion for singles^
prtigrMm 'OCR GANG'S" activities are b«Mng coordinated by a Steering Committee com prised ol coordinator l^m berto Viclorrica, assistant co ordlnalor .Sherry Barnes, publicity Bob Beber and Skip Rosenstock, refresh
The formation of "OCR • ANG" Is a response by ''• Israel to many re (or activities to meet :nt . I ils rif Miiijlcs both in the (•(piiKnii.t'u'd .iri'i (n the com munil>
It's Cold Outside — "Speedy" Dr Cuganc "Speedy" Zwelback gives himself a running prescription To see why. read page 11
A comprehensive calendar of exciting and Innovative pro grsms for ^Ingle^ single par • > lung adults t ind will be ig is Ihe opening i' part of this total
The coordinating committee for "Our Gang. " the new group planning activities for singles conducts a planning meeting at Temple Israel From left are. Faye Garfoer. Scott Frohm. Sher ry Barnes. Lamberto Viclorrica. and Bob Beber
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Tana fare. JewMi Caouauiilty Center, and Comatons HOUSING The number el (or Ito Housing tmemtf I be « urnu a< prtvataly Plaoalag should Include lo lU apace aUocatloa tto rommun al activity aeeds o< tto Kesi deals These should be plaooad oulaMe tto Immadl ato apartnaat araa to aa to wicOMragt graawr aoctal con tact and activity Ttoy might to located in tto Common* unit Housing should to planned lor aaae o< espaotlon since a moat oantervatlve approach hto baw tatoa lar tto
The Dead Sea Scrolls i or THE DEAD IBA - THi
ara* oa tbt Aom •( dw DMd SM Is Mid to ItvMI. M«qr MJhotars Mtav* tto DMd SM Scralt M to UM •f ptaiM »M»i*. Ihrim IB MMS «( OMlr
8,000 Iranian Jews Leave Bjr YlUhak RabM :W YORK iJTAictatraua •( UM WarM HI A«Mcy Exacuuvn. dt» dM«d that about l.(M Iraalao Jnn an1v«d in Uraal dMrtog the lasl icw moatte. I.(« o( laramataaidU t,Mt »on left
Irao (or oUior eoMOUiaa He Ikat ttart ara MUt IJawatailraa "«• wUI take and abai>« to Israal as many Iranian Jewi DulilB loM a praaa M Jewish Acancy kaadquarten bare He said ito attitatlaa af IraMaa J««a M • mattar of eoacam barauaa
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SATURDAY. ntmiABY 14 "Cochtoilt with Our Cong Briiiol Sq Apt» 8 30pm AZA Ragionol Maating. XC l:00p.m BBC Mealing on SOth Annivortory. JCC. 400 p m. Httnm»f Wotnan. Bowling forty
SUNDAY. rnmJARY 2S BBYO Lox Boa Oelivariat ISf Cormvol JCC. 12 00 noon Itroali Ooncing. JCC 3 00 p.m. Survivors of tha Holocoui) JCC. 7 00 p m
MONDAY. FCBRUARV U Senior Citi2»n». JCC. 10:00 a.m AOl etc BoordMealing. JCC. 7 30p.m Jawith Family Service*. Board Maating. JCC 8 00p.m. KCBoordOrienlofion. JCC. 7: IS p.m.
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"they might face danfler " AilMd wtqr traalan Jew* M Ml leave aa BUMae. Otriita said "We aaad airary pnaaMili way In the last four months to convince Iranian Jews lo coma to Israel " Ha did aat aUtorale but said ha hayad dMrt atill waa time "to save at Maay Jaws as posilMe'-lnlraa Duliln yradlMad Ihal l>eiwcen.W,M»4»,MB Jaw* will be allowed to leatra Ito Savtet Unton IMa year, aa tecreaie he attrtbutad to Moacow's de•ire (or more trade with the LS and Ito cnnHaiiama o( dHenle But to said laraat would •« only atout M perrnil o( thr emlgraoU becauar o( the dra^^ul situation He uld tto draiMMiU leave Ito USSR with Israeli visas but ooee ouUtdt. they decide to ce to other counirles Duliln said tto Jewish AHeocy and tto Israeli (ov tmineai are aeakinc ways to reduce tto number o( dropMitS
DuUto IS visiting tto t' S to laaat with Jewish cammualty Isadars ior rtlai iwaliiiis of vartoua liauii. tadudtni Iranian sad Sevtal JAry. aliya and "Praitect Raaawal." tto mass ihM claaranoe and serial re hobUttatloa pragram tai laraal He has met with tto WZa American Section Amerlcaa ZIoalBt Faderatloa
tto to support an M bed skilled care laclllty Ttougb It Is not anticipated ttol all resident* al tto oultet may qualify lor *lillled care rating, caattructioo cosU arc aat ayyraclthly locraasad tntr Ito casts of ICF bed construction This allow* (or ea*c of adjustmeni ol raeldenta' claaaincatloaa - ICP, I Care, etc I Ito bed eeuBi It In•Heart aa toaMUty al Ito Shar long term care retldenU at tto preseni time In addKlon. •ktUed care rcstdeaU are not admltled but sre aent to other homea providing such care (haaa datalllcatiaaa srtti tpprtdaMylacraaatttocurTart
.MEW YORK (JTAi To meet tto growing demand for toiaraiauan about Uie activ Mlaa af tto World Jewish Con grcas (WJCi a new Intenta tloo^l Oepartmcnl of Information has been estab Ushed by Ito WJC. ii was an oouaced here by WJC presi dtnlPhUlpKJatinlck Tto new department, to lald. will to headed by Ma> MeUmet wto will relinquish Ito paaMton to preatoUy hold* aa aiaeutlva director of tto American Section and dlrec tar of tto North Amartcsn Branch of tto WJC lo amwunclng tto new department, Klutulck *ald. "Apart from tto baaic (act Itot Ito WJC constitutes tto repreteiitatlve tntema
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given lU Above all. raatratot a uaad with sudi temt as eMeriy. sgtd. ours highome.etc Theaa do not a|»^ peal to tto rasidcnu A goal of quality programmlBg la to InUgrale, as much
aa Ito atla aSawt a cawwaa •hartog af ttt (aeitttlat wMh tto Campus CaMar ratldanis ThU capabUlly af utUltlag all tto (acuities and larvlcea tto JCC has to pravMa cauplad with Ha Itakage to tto Campus riliT mahat It virtually tto Hid>ofcaBiputll(e THE COMMONS Tills segmeni a( the Csaiput Otnlar Is tto heart of tto ac Ito coMralt. liMHgii. reawii. aacurtty. sadal aarrleaa, dhung roams.
way to Ito Mat pravlde Ito Ito gaya at dw Tto Otalar oaactpt toaaa i proach Ikal can atato i reality COMMENTS It It well to ante ttol UM rtpart a naal taken aa a pracauMnaary maa sure agalaal ming faculty Uito wortlqr eflorl. Uia tad Building cam mgnCfll^H
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Ilto will to expanded or con^ tractad as building plaiuiing Its primary uae Is to central ly house those tpacea and hinetloaa Uwl beat terve ever aU eampui aaatki AU ( and gotng tbauM originate and termlnato through tto Com mons This secures and monitors e»aryune on aa arpumi Uie clock batit Such tochnlcaJ data tuch as staffing, operational budgets, caaatnictlon coat budgttlng. CarUfleate of Naad. tourcet of (Inanelag, and others are to to found (uUy deUlted In tto Re^ port It Is Uilartatlag to aola that a vocabulary and aomandaturr I* important to this protect Tto realdenu seek tto gtaa ana wtaa aaaktog aa ad^ I or an esceptkmal rttort
Uto Leog Term Care program Droarsm " Inlormatlon (rom almoal every direction Indicate* thai Omato can very well aupport M beds, nonettoleta. only « tovabataracommamiad This ol bul tto Bginc rnmwily la ttol •cgmeni ol tto peiMdallon thai It tlwwtog Ito fastest rate of tacraaae A facility ttol may to 1 to S years In It* accom pllahment may well to looking at a W bad need tto day It apamltodeon Alao. CartKlcato o( Need will impoae more ttrtngtat requlremenu aa time goaa on Btoklng lied allotment asiign aanto Itol much more dllfl cult to certify In any caac. this Is one o( tto ms>or decisions Ito Board will ultimately to railed upon to mato
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tlooal forum in Jewish life today, we are engaged m many actlvltle* which seem to to leas known to American Jew* than elsewhere to tto worW • Among these sctlvlllat to noted ttol tto WJC U preeent ly engaged In a worldwide campaign for tto abolition o( any time limit on bringing to lustlce persons charged with war crimes and crimes ag suisl humanity He said ttol (or tto paat 25 year* (to WJCs New York of (Ice has wlltout undue publicity cooperatad with tto Watt German authorltlat In locating wltHusaii willing and able to give evidence al trial* •Without theee witneaae*.'
KhMmlck said, 'msny o( tto truls could not tove taken place l( I* one thhig to arrest s Nail war criminal. It la an ettor to (Ind survlvlag wit ataaaa wUIMg to endure tto ordeal of going to Germany (or tto trials "
Melamet had hu own law (Irm when to left South A(rlca It yaar* ago to to csccutlve vl^ prat Id! nt o( tto Zkmlal Orgaoliatloa of Canada In IMI, to baeamc e«tar of Ito "Caaadlaa JewMi CSinmlcle Review." He left Canada In IMt to to Ito WJCs repreaenUtlva to Ito United Natlona In SeuOi Africa, Melamet waa prominent In Uic ZIonlsl and Board of Deputies leadership |
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Refugees Seek Chopsticks in Afula By J«rTy ChHlo* TIM IM VMMMM* raAittm «te anltrad la IVMI
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laafe ovar tlirao yaan ago." Dr Hua. • cardiac aurgwa at liraei's Tai HaakaoMr Haapttal, ihoukl kaoar i*aul UM •baotpUaa o< Vlalinanaa Im Bilfraala A yaar aad a luUt
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Of tba tint group, aa maay la a lawilaart In liraai aad •our waal to tha Unltad Stalaa to ttkt fmmUr mawibari All of UM aduita are wortlng aa doctort, danUata, laborer*, ate . and oaa couple hat opened a very lucceaaful Vtetnameae raataurant tn Jafia The cttll drto have adapted to the ^l^aala. And Dr Hua realn ^K» Ibal the living ttaadard HBiag UM VMnamaac larae ilt It higher than both the tlan dard In Vietnam and thai of the average laraall.
UBUIM tbc arrtval of Ihc am trmf, Om Mt wh^n M* toMlUar f aow vlMa Owy tmeamtti Iron lb* pUa* at Ma 0«r(M Airport Dr Hua a«d abMi « mamkon •( M* gnap wore oa band la traaatau tnm Habraw to Vlaiaa^ •aaa aad vtea varaa. Tbay
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aa a of Uttla Ihlagi la aaaa VIetnameae loitlitlon. to the flavor of tooth paala tbey awre uaad to Tbe rafugaaa wan bnnigbt la lb* lava 1 Alula, caaler ol UM yifgial Jaaraal Valley. aad pal 19 la a a-apartmant tbaorpUan center thai had boaa tat aalde lor the hoped (or hnmlgratlon ol Iranian Jewt One apart nwnl was oul at I rllnir lor the Initial upt The riamlnatlont eoaflrmad UM lladuga of UM dodan wtao vltHad UM rafugaaa wblla Uwy war* aUll on UM Tung An All 108 were In good bealUi Other aparunenia were tet aalde (or a realdent nutrition M, a houae moUwr, a home eooaoalat, a toclai worker, and, perbapa laaat important, tor BMObara af Ibe artglnal group, who will tpand week long thifts In Afula to help tort oul problem* Tha tmall town, on the road
to Tlberlat aad JO kUooMiart aaaUi of Naiaralb, waal aut of Ma way la oMfea Ibe raftigaii leaf at taaaM. CbUdraa Uaad Ibe ttraata, waelag aa Ibe baaa* arrlvad fraai UM airpan, via roadt tlacoralad with VliHitiatai aad laraaU ilagi itaa. Slaea Uie braugW praeUcally aaUiing baaldta UM CIOUMO on UMlr baefct, voluntaer organlxatloaa provldad boxet of clotblag aad toya At UM abtorpUaa eanlar. UM acweoman llaUUMti la baalc kttcbaawara aad food Tbay ware alto given pocket money Tbey are to itay at the cen ter lor three moatht. while Ibey leara baalc Hebrew and find loba Aftm^artbi. they art aRber to (Ind their own apartmentj or pay t tmall rental lee lor ittying at the center Like all Immlgrantt to larael. tha rtlugai will receive government aubaldlea to help them pay rent on private tptrtmentt over the next five yetra "Hundredt o( Afula (amille* have offered to adopt the Viet namete famlllea 1 an ItraelJ practice to Kelp newcomers acclimate I." explained Mayor Ovadia All "We had a tough time chooolng the IS tamillet Ihtl would each adopt one o( the Immigrant famlllet And our labor exchange hat more )•<) oflen (or the Vietnameae than there are refugeet Thli It bectute the (In: group that cama a year and a &!( ago
have made lucfa a good name Oo you kaow UUt two Tal Aviv-baaad rampaalat have even oflerad la opaa branrhei bare, faM la take advanUge ol uie VlatnaaMaa aiaapower'''' The Job offen were mainly lor crafltmen. induitrial workert, nurtet, cleaning and malnlaaanca people, dairy workart aad reataurani help For their part the refugee, tpeaking through their leader Traa TiMian, a tcbeol laachcr wbe laal bit wlla aad aaa la UM aacapefrom Vietnam, pledged to do their betl to tdopl them lelvet to Itraell wayi "We hope to become productive membert of loclety very toon." he tald "Moat of the aduita cannot wall to find work And we are eager to al (end U> our children"! educa IHm '" Becauae of the language dlf (Iculllei. the children, who have already atarted tchool are now learning mtlnly hand Icraflt and phytlcal educa lion, aa well at the Hehrew language Special nurtcry tchool kindergtrten claaaet htve been tet up (or tttr younger refugeea And ttw adultt have already tlarted their Ulpan Hebrew language courtet A lew problems have cropped up thai may teem minor but reflect cultural dlf which may cauae (or the newcomen For example, several relugees were perplexed becaute they could not find choptllckt
I^Mtaameae rafugae oa laraall toU: two flaga, what future? tbyLaatarMUlmao
(They have tince letmed to eat with knivea. forks and tpoons) ' 'Some of ttte dlKerencea between the Iwo peoples are re(lected In (ood and In the way we eat." Thuan explained "But we can get most of the baste Ingredlcnta (or making
Vietnamese foodt There other cullurti differencea well, tnd problema mutt expected In many treat of lit But we have mtde our cholc we want to live In a free ( try So we are deter Iry and get accuttome new wty of lile here at 4 ttpoatlble "
Impact Ahead CAIRO IZINS > Kgypt and Itriel could help each others economy, but there arc doubtt thai they would have a really dramatic Impact, accordlnii to
DAbram. Kgypt's major problem, says the newspaper, ts excess labor II hat to export itt man power lo reduce domeatlc unemploymenl And laracl't economy la not
large enough to provide many Job opportunities (or Egypt's unemployed In terms of ape rifle pnijecta. the Israelis have I lot lo offer Kf^ypt to help Improve the cultivation o( Its land But in term» ol induttnal development, the newspaper doetn'l see' a lremendou.s number ol projects in which Ihey could gel Involved ^
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Exon Was Right Exon told a group ol oMer aduHa at i Synagogue last week that he suipcctcd the : of the Palaatlne Liberation Organlxa aad the Soviet Union In the overthrow of the tin Iran, •ygpicioaa were confirmed this Sunday I Arafat'a grinning (ace waa beamed via televlI Teheran to all parta of the world. [Arafat and hi> Palestine liquidation orderlies I treated to a hero's reception and a warm emt>race by the new government of Iran As a welcoming present. Ayatolah Ruhollah fClMumetaii Immediately aevered relations with Israel and ordered all Israelis out of his country And then came the crowning achievement of Arafat . On world television he said that the armament of Iran was now his to use against Israel. For years, the United States has been pumping sophisticated weaponry of staggering proportions Into invincible Iran Now, Israel faces military threats of monumental scope for years. Governor Exon had lieen saying that Israel U the only true friend that the United States bas In the Middle East, and that Israel must t>e supported in her quest for peace through strength. We are glad that Sen Exon Is now In Washing ton. We know that his voice will l>oom out on the iideofJiMtlcc for Israel
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Evas UMaa wlio cooaldsr Sadal a wUy aad ihrtwd naflaUalor agraa thai ho not aolywaaUpeaca, but aaadiRbadly Haeaomt afford to let iha praati BaaotlaMat iipliidf. aiauKI bo dliaafrwM ladaad. la all bi Uw Vooi Ktppur War he hai demawlralad great ttUU la Me waa able by poWtMl imajpalallaa. la bidwri Urn laraalli nardArmy. be oMalaad laraal vMh •at CMal, lurraadar of Ibe Aba tu» daliaUnaUi. mt mumt tt Uw laraal taroaa la Uw MlUa and Gtdipaaaaa- III Ihaaa tram UH liraal Labor Goveminent Fnn» Govenynaol be baa aerured an almoat imquall lor complete withdrawal Irem the Slaal, aad lied wUll offer of tor Gaxa and the Weal Bank He hw already victory on the big laaues The preaant aqoabachieved affarl
riie Pillory — From the Post By LaaoardJ I>avU ,Ai "oblactlvc ' propaganda goei. Tba WaiMbglaa PMt's at t to pUlory lirael iar "lyMemalic" bumaa rigMi vloiatlon* At leaal wbaa Ibe Loadon gaaday Ttanaa made liinllar I two years mft H atal tanraatlgator* to the Mcne < al I (bay taUbd la lateniaw aay laraell offlclaU i I PMI'S Irel iiagi Aory last weak on illaged liraell mlO' I «r Arab iiilawiiri waa baaad oa esMaa lanl by a dlaMd diaaitawd taralpi Mrvtoa oinoer Only W the Mlh IU a Mpigiyapb arttcta did raponan T R held nti Cody bete tbat Alaiaadra Jid—nB, tba enwiilar alwoa briefly engaged la one of Ibe Palaithilane" HM Post jpyarantly made no attampt (a corroborate JobnI'lduwVH. wbk* by virtue af Ibc p^ar** aaaaaUanallat pre^ I Uw Past's dMrpn. too CuriQualy. the artida I by dw aaUaaal aewi deak ratbar dun ibe leralpi IwMblti9«alarMMAaBMIaspartence and. prvaumaMy. The Poat'i own Ivael ta Mbalantiate the claims And I waa. nnwionlly. not ana atladipt la bNarvlew ibe InlcmaUanai Red Craaa ar laraaU mllttary and Judld Alaa timdilnawi W the actlda't wlacUve uaa a( < ITMn Ibe State Departmant report on bamaa rl^ta aad Uw ft fallMO ta MHIiinidi talwaan ttw eOlclal glala report ilBbwnn'a •Uagatb— of "eyslamalIc" •Istrmmfl - and ttw laabad Jobnaan cablae. Ha PaM I Ms ilsry only daya batata Ibe raiaaae of Ibe report which. m a wbota, IraaU iamel'i atwipaWen paUcy rather mildly Yet, lbs paper dnaa to print dw stary wMbaot Iha biU report. and bacfead Ha alary wllb two nalanoaa taken out of context Aad lltaa a Covanv The nest day. The Past taUowod wlUi an editaruu which fagfltalad adbar a ooverup of slappy Joumalism or aa taubilUy afl^MledlMritoread It claimed thai Uw suia OapartaMnt rr
port liignialeii that lu-ael "tyitemallcally tortured Arab prlaooen "The report clearly did not. only The Peal did The edilartal accuaed the sute Departownt of baatng lU re port "eeeentlally on one peraon'i Inlarvtewi with the eelf idenli Aed vtctlRu " The report did not. It was Tlw Pool which based Its story on one person The editorial also accused Stale of rely big on cabtat from someone whose "personal life and career al dw laaat raises questions " Once again, it was The Poet which The Stale (>ep*rlmenl fired her ' continued its covrrup when II reported on Slate's ;Wrvey. Of dw IIS countries reviewed by the report. The Post gave extensive coverage to oidy a handful including Israel Syria's harsh military rule was dismissed by the paper In one tantanoa. andnonMittton was made of vtolstloaain Egypt. Jor dan aad Saudi Arabia On the same day. Tba Maw York TUnas gava equal oe««rage ta KM Arab ceuninas and Israel Tluiin^iiiil the JMuwon affair. As Tbbbi saw thing* more stOaeUvaly The State DepartoMnl '^rapart Hads no systamatle •itaitaidi and. la (act. pralaas Uw larasUs tar panattUag dw Had Craas aad others to monUar oandKiona," lbs nawa wrola ta a Pabruary 9 editorial "Israel iliarrvai credit lor the acennmic galas and political nghts accordsd to the often hooUle Arab pap'ulatlon It has cartraliad atace IM7 " it catted Israel's policies with regard lo oecapaUoa of the West Bank "generally exemplary ' TiM Peat's own ombudsman took the paper lo task. even after ronrtudlng that "the Jotmaon cablaa were legitimate malarial tor a aswa alary " The story was "sertawsly flawed ui several raspacla," Cliarlcs Sad) wrote on Psbmary 12. "DIacloaure af Jabnaoa'a aogaasaMul . *ouid have been told earlier " AS tor dw artleta's pa^s one traatawat, Ssib said. "TIM hand ling of the story was more sensational than was wsrrsnied "
Sadat has galiwif far more by playing his polltlcBl game he could avar have scrnnpll^srt on the batHeflald. and certa ly wttbeul psyttig Uw awful coal lnVt>lved In the latter A war. waged from no matter arbat peaMlons. would be di trous lor Egypt, both mllllarliy and aeoaomlcally II Is an opt BO Inagrr open to Sadat - and indasd. wby sbould he want to uaa It If be la ae sueceaaful wltboul war'' Thta atone Is sufficient to guaraalae contlnuinca of Uw panoe Hits, avsn II ibay saan to bacMB* slallad tor a wbUe Healliattiin of thta sMuntton Is undaubtadly Iha eauaa lor Begla's finally drawing the line, after a sertoa of compromises, and saying to Sadat inettect Thus far and oo further WHh Oda. howavar, la alao Ibe raalHattan Uial Uw longer Uw •igallsMiiBi take, Iba *raatar Is ttw rtafe Uut Sadat's o«m pool Uaa at btasa will baasaw waMsr. HHM far ha baa OMaaaad to si i ta Cairo, bul imm dstays will itobtacrttlca I ta ifiM, ta avna baidar totaw, wlib ra^aei to Uw raal of tba Arab wortdThe axtraaUat Blalaa eamldar Mm a traitor tor avanlaUlng to Israel If he makes peace with Isrsel they win daaouBca him further, but aueeaas wW make him strong I to ignore Uw axtremlsu But if he should (sll to make I hta back on the Arab world, he certainly will i which can be brought to srantaa^^ Thus, lamd can drag out Uw peace talks, seeking guara and safeguards thai It deems necessary, and rely oa Sadal'i dal'so^H vioua aaad for peace treaty to Justify his policy Or Sadal can drag his laat, boplag to extract more'coacaa^l i stone But Uw delsy can aiao stretch Uw tension Just aabillal^ I much, and we may suddenly find that there Is no longer a Sadal' with whom to deal It's s game Ihsl Is twing pisyed. snd lor very btgb stakes Great wladem ta required to know when to make the rl^dmove.
tli€^€Mlit€>r T» Iba Editor: ta your Pab. • iaaiw, "Conventtoa Approves Is qutto BlIitanitlBg. As you correctly pointed out it was Chaneafler (3erslMn Cohan's M member committee that recoounanded the ordainlag of woman. Itowever. the Rab Unlcal AaaemMy eanvanllon body took no such action lavaa of Uw I4 commltlaa members were rabiita Pour voted tar ardlnaltan tor women and Uirae volad agataal It 'Hw Canvanttan bady Ksalf was about as evenly divided A reaoluUon Uiat nwianndiS ttw oaawUttoa't racommandaUon and urged Uw faeidly to vola to aeeapt eramen Into mbblnlcsl schaoi tor ttw (an a( IffTS w w ratedad laatead. aanthar reaolullon was paaaed l>y a very cloee vole 1127 IWi TM* reeolutton thanked the cliancellor lor his work aad satd thai Uw rabi>lnlcal assembly would lake oo further acUen until UM aamtaary faculty voles Aa you can see. Uw feellnss of the delegates to Uw convention were not naarly as dear cut as your basdibw might have lad paapli tobaltavi
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TEL AVIV iZINSi • Until recently II was standard procedure tor dw American and Israeli dstegatlons at Uw LTN ctaidtog Uw Persies Mbitalara and Ambasaadors of boUi < tries to gat logitber prior to Uw opaalng of s UN Assembly faaaton lor Uw purpoaa af coordiaat log and I ing their political approach
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denu i) .«! tn( of Hrbrrw Poiatilial itu drnU »n aakrd lo ronlarl Rahbl Blaman Rabbi Henry KMrp rt^rnlly gave the Invocation at the anBuaJ luncheon of the Nebraaka Tax Reiearrhert Council At the rerenl Hadaaaah Mid winter Board Meeting Mrs Bemlce Katakee waa elected recording aecretary The National Membership Award fur new mt^miMT^ sum* awarded to the I is sah Chapter loi m bers A special Ihiinlik lu Mrs Ruth l^vlnaon memtiershlp chairman and ever)'one who helped win this award The Spring semester of (he
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•'W II •-• p m Inslructor Kat>bi Henry Karp Thl«( I* n mntinuatlon of II. -r study of ni-inrm .!• "" * >\ II »I0 p m H Karp This rounx' .. ..M-d on I)r Rugrne Borowitj lalpsi study of Kefnrm Judaism Jewish PhUnsophy and The olo(^ O^IOpm InslriK'tur Michael AJchenbaum This course will be a general %UT try of the history of Jewish tlMUghl iluitloni
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Art for Seniors Senior adulU at the JCC are Involved In a variety of craft programs under the direction of BUI Farmer, artist in-raaMence at the Dr Philip Sher Home I'arl Iripating In one of the seaatona
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The new rabbi is I'olish Ijorn and served some 14 years ngft in WriM'law iHrexlaui Me will keep his American natninali ly The official I'nlish s<jurrps lold JTA Ihal IIM' ({iivernmeni gave the I'olish Jewish Keli
fiious I'nlon permission to i vltr a foreign rabbi lo ser Ihe community "in order help improve our relation wKh (he various Jewish orga izadonii There has lieen no resid rafrfii in Poland since when a mass exodus of Poli^ Jews t•>k place follnwinK th Six Day War Meanwhile, a lhre<" mg I'olish Jewish deleKation 14 by the director of the Warsa Yiddish Theater, Szymq .S/urmej. left for Israel lo i tend a conference of Polii Jews Another member of Ihe cftalion IS Ihe president of til Polish Jewish Union
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Satvday Mwab^fiii IIII II 46am A KMduab (oUowa tbe ler vtca Jr Coagragatloa 10am A Kidda* iMKbai Jr Oaasragallaa Claaa witb Uw Rabbi S IS pm Ulneba Service S e p m SbalodtScudoa* l&pm Ma anv and Havdalah ( SO pm Sunday: MariilagSarvlceSa m Breaklaal and cUaa with the RaMM* Mam Dally 7am and S 45 p m PASSOVER SEDER TAPES A tape ol the Paaaover Seder hai boon prepared by Cantor Pctiman aad RabM Nadoff with a complatf erplanallon given of eacb al«p la tbc Sader aervloe. The malnrtlai of tbc Hagaddah and rttual portion of Seder, arc changed by the Cantor Tbe tape* aw avail able througb the oTflce of the Betb larael Synagogue al ts each. wItb a Hagaddab
Maa'i Club Luncb aod Laarq with Uw RabM" will raallaiM onThunday. Fab a. •aaalal lopm aiihcConaal
MINI SHABBATON On Fcb M. a miteU Shab^ balna pragraai lollo»ki| thr MTvlcc «nu l«k« Aflar a KIdduab hiacti I a program IcatiirlaB read (rom Abrabam Jtahu* i great worfc Tt» wUI be ollered An open dlacuaaloa will follow
Council Bluffs B'nai Israel SERVICES Saturday: ia m Saaday lam itervica conducted by Mr iSacfca
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AtMMit IS Of our Kadlmah SYO mcnben will be al leading a Hbabbalnn In Daa Moinea. la avarlMa iiiiiiiiJ Tbcy will be aeoaopaalad by UkaadlaaWelacr
SERVICES: Daltir aad Saturday t am Men and womaa of tiw oommunlty are Invited to partldpale In tbc aervtoaa
Sabbath CandMlghtIng trl4my. rekrwary 11. 5iM p.m. rrMay, Marck >. StST p.m. t»n^ic1tbn for Kindling Sobboth lighta:
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Offutt Air Base SERVICES Services are conducted in lb* Capchan Chapel on Uie aacond Friday of eech month. I p m aad lourth Friday at 7 Mpm AaOacgShtfibMfal Service* arc conducted by Kabbi Sydney L Hoffman
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Births Mr and Mr* Sidney Dunn amouncc the birth of Karl Michelle Dunn. Jan M Graadparenia arc Dr and Mr* ADcH Dunn of South field. Mid). and Mrs Haakell Cohen of Omaba Shcryl and David l>ec an nounce the birth of a daughter. Michellr Betb. bom Jan 77 Maternal grandparent* are Mr and Mr* Morrl* KIsiln of Buffalo. ,S' V and paternal grandparents arc Mr and Mr* Jack Lee of Pompano Beech, Fla Maternal great graadtether taOeorBt KalM of Buffalo, and paternal great grandmother I* Mr* Louis Zeldman of Miami Beach.
Suzanne Cohen Engaged To Richard M. Wiesman Mr and Mrs Irving Cohen of Weal Hartford. Com announce Ibe engagement of their daughter. Suzanne, to Richard Mark Wleaman. *on of Mr aad Mrs HaroM H Wlaamaa of SI LouM. Mlaaou rl, formarty of Omaba Tbc hrlda ataal is a graduate of Stmmona CoUaga. Boaton, and Is currently a special education teacher la the Hart
Fab 1 with burial In Goldan Hill cematary RabM laaac Nadalf. ol SMb laraal Syna ff- •"'•'•'•^ "'• *** >• «»vlved b, bla **^' *•*•• • *>ltm. Roac OoMalelB. aad aeveral niece* aadatpbawa
and received hi* S B and S M diigret* In meehaMcal ehgl naaring from Ibe Maaaachu•etu Inatltute of Technology. Cambridge. Maaa and 1* cur rently working towards his doctorate at M I T He la a memtier of the Alpha EpsUon Pt Fraternity and was inducted into Ibe Tau Bet« Pi raglnecrtng honor aodety and the PI Tau Sigma mectianlcal (nglaecrlng honor society A June 14 wedding Is planned
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Florida Judy and tarry Brookaleln aiMWiis the birth of a son. Joal Robert, bom Feb S They alao have amther son. Mark Andrew. 4. Maternal grandparanta are Mr and Mr* Rubin Ratner Paternal grandpareou arc Mr and Mr* Irving Broofcstein Malemaf greatgrandfather Is Sam Ratner of SkwxClty Iowa
Mr* Jean KMa. and Mr* Karl ,m Ki>—•»• '-' '''>i .brathart a( Sea Fraartacv f al Cohwibua. and two grandcbUdraa
PERSONALS The lonnily of fhe loi* SAM RirXIN would like lo thank friends and rel olives lof their many kindnesses eapressed during his illness ond of lef his depth rhe family ol FMILIF MNOLI thonks their family ond friends lor their cards, donotion*. ortd other expressions of tlfowghtlufneit Jonice Itosinsky I wish to thank my Irlend* and relatives for the cords donations or>d o'fls during my stoy in the hospital THCRESA SERMAN Som Sermon 6531 N 34 St 6811} | 457 4660 '
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Fiddle de de I taught by Barbara Zleient>eln fiddled away al the JCC raeanUy durtag a preaentatlon of their entertainment skills (or UM Saalor AduH group The youngaler al Ihc rtghl dldn t care (or Ihit paiHeular tune
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Omaha Organizations B'NAIBKITHWOMKN H nai B nth Women of Omaha has rpwhedulpd its Awards Prrspnlalinn (or March H at 1 p m in the HiKh land Country Club. 126th and Pacific We will be honoring our lim 1979 Women of the year Judy Cooper and Kreida Kn lelman We will also IM-honor Ing new members and mem bers who have belonged to R'nal B'rilh for II or 25 years or more Pleaae remake reiervallons lo Sharon Welnlraub. 333 3483. or Simmy Slegel. 334 7M7 SH ter service is available
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Young Germans Comment BONN JTAi An over whelming majority of young (iermaoH not only approved of the showing of the NBt'TV Holocaust tiut are in favor a( a second airing u( the (c rtes A public opinion poll pub llihed by the West (ierman magajiine, gulrk.' shows that 51 percrni of all West tier mans questioned want to see the series again with only 2S percent against a second air Ing These percentages changed dramatically when the age of those polled was taken into consideration Within the 18 to 39 age bracket. 64 percent fa vored a second airing Ttie film seems to have in riuenced West (rerman public
opinion While the .S(H'lall^l contriilled government still re fuses In lake an official stand on the statute of limitations issue, saying that all members ol Parliament should t>e tree lo cast their votes lor or ag ainsi according In their "own coniiciences."' the Christian Oemwratic I'nion opposition group Is In disarray While it had previously voted In favor of the statute nl llmitatlonK which If adopted would go Into effect Jan 1. 19W. several of its own mem bers are now asking the party lo reconsider its decision Several newspapers report ed that the resolution intro duced last week in the II S House of Kepresentatlves by over 100 members calling on
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A New Tradition in Men's Apparel
W« want to rvfnind our cuatomart thai in arfiMtion to th« iwuol moat and poultry products. «v« olao carry many con vonlont food tioma lor your pla—uro and for tha buay Kowaa •vif• • rtaoda Wa carry
r rman governmerttj • statute of limita4^ I ,.M"t large segmenti of West (ierman public opin ion The g<ivemment spokesma in Bonn said that the "does not mean a foreign in ^ojvement in internal (jermag affairs " But many (ierman circles take a different view In the meantime, I>enmark has decided to buy the "Holocaust" film and air It The local television authorl ty first refused Holocaust'1 on twth historic and artlslic'l grounds hut has now given I to a mass ol popular appeals The Swedish television also air the program but Nor way announced that II has i intenliMn of doing so
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AZA I Ij the flmt BHVO chapter to re<eive the Chapter of the Month Award. • new activity to f( ter friendly spirited healthy competition amimn the «l» HBVO The wall plaque given to BBYI ' ' il Board of liir. '•-canteen area of the J(T P< .lior arc fr.,* C)r David Kosen. Dhitrict I •'•- '" - • --; M w I .•! :r,. \/ .ijman l..,rr> MiTMi.i., . . ,.,_.„ thair man ot the board i
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Esther Kanter Featured In New Firehouse Play Tb« FIrthousc Dii TlMMTV't pradnctUMt of UM Nc<l SlaMscoaady la OH Part I UmNifb Aprilis •. iMrturw one a< Kaiuai Cily'i actrimti Hi Uw rol« of ("Mr* Bank*' > Ml Kaaur uMd to viut Omah* to ipnid Uin« wlUi pr dtat' ttcrman Jatir. a rata' riagr but ha* wurara in Omaha beta laagUoM aMMtoar of
B-aal B'rttfe awl Haddaaah, I li a lomar Sanday aetnol r at Tanpla B'nal JdwiCrty.i
• a laal (or bhoglag Btbte ttonaa altvr tor cMMrni \lao. i*)e laticM prc-actaool al dw K C JcwMk Conmuolly wortr' ' )<•< I loingui n'<l in asaocialkHt «ith ilw KaiMa* City f'hilharmooir '>rrtwstra in ptimini i' -ant liars lor cari Saaia of M> namrr * crad Ka at the Jawtah Conwiuntty Caalar'i "Raaldent Tlwatrc" la Kaoaaa Clly includa Piddtar OB HW Hae(. Prtaonar Of Sacaad Avaaaa. Move Ovar Mr* ButtarfUas Art
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By Harden G Lufl GABRIKI ""•' ^'^ who madr hi* i •« ap praranrf » ' arnon on Ih* TonigM Show m IV72 ami wii<i a Mand-out on onr o( • Ithoalcdby 4n. lootnfd [o hiiirouni aft <mr of Iha noat pofHilar coates on iha nigM /•tiih firfiiil rftirini* (h* IASI *IX Pirtng
rro* ami Douhl^ Vitilairr A .-r vail'. . na fogue IB KanMt* (Hy. M* Kanter a tookinc forward to hrr rtgbl weak atay in Omaha, and ilw bofiet to allmd aer vice* at local arra lyna
piLiunIn Slrphrn Krtedman'i pm durllon fur Columbia Pic turn, mulled. Faal Break. Kaplan »tari- •"•! ^ " 'i^''^ • leaaan cirri lura ahead ' and potato aaiad. a nut on the Mibtect of basketball whoae dream* come true when by >heer chance bet named
Janice Meyerson Solos In Mahler Symphony The r>maha Svmptionv f>r cbrmucetli. iniiuOiTj in IIS r n» z^ caneart Noctumaa by riaude DeBaaay and Hrmphony No Two In C Muior. "Reaurrec IHMI' by Gualav Mahler Kealurrd in the Mahler ftymptKMiy were Uie Omaha Symphonic Chorun. Dr John Milter mu»ic director, and >o loiat* Duane Mahy aoprano. and Janice Meyenon. meiz& iOfirano
Meyer»on. a native of •••i hold* a matter of degree from the New r.niiiand Conaer\.i'^ ' ~ which ahe (radu.< She received addi' ing aa an appriwith die Wolf Trai' and ahe wa* the rrdpieiil ul » fellowship at Ihr Herkahire \i
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ruach al an obccure aoulhwea^ lemunivermly The mad<ap iiiir^ \»iiii«>n by Sandor M' ^he hrash yuung n ' in ballan to a far da, away from wtM> think* thai lit' i conaMer tlie taak ol i' a baaketball team Al the momehl of truth
mother wrote to Woody Allen aaklag hlin lor advloa Allan, whom Kaplan haa not yet met. wrote back *ugge*t tng ih.it If the youngkter • would hi| >.ear Hu
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Hark, hotter loat one of it* muai inventive young Mart had be nucreeded In baaeball "But fortu naiely ' lie aay>. "I wa* a Kond hitter and a alow fielder I didn t want to *pend my life siilmKon Ihe bench, wailing to pinch hit. M thicre went thai dream Kaplan* next amhtllon lecmed even more unlikely A ihy. inlroverled youngaler. bnm in Brooklyn and educated
ley Nighl after night he would watch Ifie comic* who performed on the hotel » »up per club »lage and linally de Tided that he could do equally well .So I *al down and wrote myiell a routine, he recall* I I..1,1 .. (••>» loke*. did a few w . • I'iched komr of th> IS I grew up with III Brooklyn The firal lime oul I bombed. aiH) al moat quit But Ihr next lime I went on alage I (elt perfectly aMural " He soon progre**ed from •malrur nighta al *mall New Viirk club* to paying perfor mances At one point his
II wa* pnxfucer Alan Sac wlw caiiuhl my an " rimt|| uea K . be d<
er and the ramb Sweathog*' evolved ly" Within week* after come Back. Knllrr prf| \l« TV. It w ^ top rated Khi>'
nufiiefiiua uflrr* Kapla lentallvr atxiul making hl| motion picture dehut *earcl ing (or the right vehicle (•'« Break' and the role of Ih derk who dreamed of t)eing I baaketball coach anaif that delimma •I can Identify with David.' he tell* u«. 'h<jl I'm not Ilk him I'm » '• • III If I wa* marrlei leav my wife RtraiHH'n in >»•* V'orl and run off to Nevada IrylnKt live oul a lanlaay Mayb that* what make* the luchlun "
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Leonard Nimoy Schedules New Multi-(mage Production of Ihr lorturrd artiat whoar fa ni'ni-- A'lrk'- of art nfvrr lold I inc Miw. a rar* dla pia> ul \M\ ijuKh'a palntinKs and akrtctiM IK pro)o<*lMl on
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IN Marrh 12 Thr (HiUih* parfonnanm will br al Jcwiyn Arl Mutmjni *Uh 'hp following M'h<^ulr Tl h a al H p m Kr I al ;i p m and •• ,r. h « !• Ill • In (Wf ..tti 'II March I2«l Jp PMl.iir. h». Ini' ID Itl. /atlon Thf I TtwalrprNL Art Aunriatloii .m- < ft ^I^«^^ mrmg Ihr Lincoln perlor man<-(*s Prrforminn ArtisU Omaha. Inc ii a n»l (or prnlil rniitpnl Ihralrr and a^•tor^ devrl npin<>nt renter drrtlralrd In Ihr mloration of tlw WOKI.I) THKATKK. IMK OouKlas SI Omaha
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Laonard Nimoy AIIVIN<-KNT|» are to hrnftll thf I. tttf Hoinaii i.frcu il will onrr afialn riMU M- I 1 w" pt ' ' Ih4>alr«>. adding A «i<m In the cultural Ilonal vltalily ol Ihr Midlands In VIN<KNT. Mr Nimoy port ray K Thco Van (loKh brother of the famoiii artist 1 • wrii •iher Wr ijiiM.\ iif.m-s HI [Kirtralt
hi'lived in poverty ami disgrace, dying prnnlleHs ami an unrec ogniied nenliit) l>urlnK his lifetime Van fiogh sold only one painting for the modi>Nt sum of 4U0 Irii'"- •> «»" ^ •'. <:..>gh 111. irt rte.i. .• tn leresird only in the works of deceased artists Living artists received little or no recognition, and Van (iogh's worit was considered
New Gallery Opens Sunday A new exhibits gallery will OPCT - • •. \ at the Jewish Coi. li-r ri:. : •H Koom (iai lery". located in the Keder atlon Library s Adult Heading IxMinge IS a pnijrct sponsored hy the I'enter' t •iillurBl Arti fJei.1 » a<i
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hibil in oui • ry •• Opening the new gallery will '»• ,1 p.iinling exhibit by Oma ill I'apprnheimer I her H K A de i\ Art .1 the Ml tier
her work won 1 in the Omaha Juried Spring t'ompelilion and was exhibited at the Omaha CIVIC (enter Anyone interested in show ing through the gallery should contact Ihe Center s (,'ulturul Arts Department
Pamela Holt. CBS vice preal deni for Religious and CuKur al Broadcasts is executive producer Visions and Values" rep^ resents a step forward in In terfaith cooperation, since the ma)ority of programs will tie
Vork Boards ul Hablns. aixl (he United States Catholic Conleren<e for the (irst time in IS broadcasting history. the three major lailh groups will be united in continuing in
volvemeni in the same pro grams The universality of (he new interlallh program was praised hy Rabbi Allen Ka plan. Associate Director. New Vork Board ol Habbis " Vi »ions and Values' will be wide n its scope, knowing Lines as It relentles ,c. ..- U-V4S on the paramount issues and pn)t>lems confront ing humanity CBS is lo l>e highly commended (or its commitment to this pioneer ing concept mpmgramming. he said
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COCKTAILS WITH OUR GANG February24,1979 — 8:30p.m. Bristol Square Apts.
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praise of the Shabbal and Ihe Land o( Israel Chassidic tunes and a (ew favorites from
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rrieasr In l»7U Mr Nimuy s numentus tele vision credits Include his cur renlly running syndicaled s<ries. In Search ()( in which he app<-ars as host and narrator Mission Impossi Me." Twilight Zone/ Bo nania. Man From I'NCLE. I)r Kildare. The Virginians. " "Gel Smart, " ".(junsmoke. "Dragnet. " "Perry Mason.' amongst many more
Photo Exhibit By Stanford Lipsey l'#'l«tir ill I nn N .1 f lire s Color a photography exhibit by .Stanford l.ips«'y will show at the Kisenberg Art liallery KH Dodge Stret'l Ibriiugh Keh -at
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HONKV APPLK CRKPKS By Norma Barach
CBS Will Produce Visions and Values Officials of three major rellglouB organizations hailed plans for a new CBS Televi sHm program which will ad dress social issues from an eUilcal. moral and religiouji perspective CBS Braad<'asl (iroup Preti dent (i«ne I'' Jankowskl an rwMinced that ttie new aeries, entitled Visions and Values." will be aired at 10 30 A M IKSTI Sundays beginning April» The program will be an chored by CBS News corre 'spondents I>ouglas Kdwards
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The High Holiday seai>nn through Succot, is a lime lor recipes using honey, therein symbolizing our desire that we all have a "sweel new year ' This recip<- using honey that is a liltli- diflereni than those you might b«' us<*d to I tart green apple* i approxl mately 2 lb* i peeled, cored and sliced '•» cup clover honey t tbiapa fresh lemon |ulce
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Esther— Israel's Only World Class Runner a vary rare aahlWtlan a( drileata OM have Me that hara Is a graee and a dadlcatlan tound In v»r^ '•w Human
An Explosive Charge
IraMaa MMlMM • day MIAM'UM waMMM ay* af I PMcr. and ttw aat as aarafyl •ervUajr tl UMlr hwr year«M nn Varan H< i no baMwr at afl." aaya Katlwr ' la fad. I tralmd kMa my dMrd aaMli a( pr««Mwy. raalad tor tkt Mat aavaa. aao liM« vant rt^ back Ma traMi« tar tka Aalaa GaoMa to Tabr
She haa cwarad all Ilia ^jrtal dialaacaa up la Mt.melars in the world claaa tloias. bat haa aaw eoaoantralad on the I laallag that har beat chances for succees In IMO al the I Olynplca lie tai dial evaat I like to gel it over with qi^^^H shemabiUlns 'Thai's why I could never bra dlManrenmner ! lust doa'l enjoy runnbig far My event is an exptoslvr chsrgr that I know Is pamful. but aaethat ends In II lo 11 aecoti*
Rotk. ternwriy aukamarvv, doaaa'l havt lo add atet aU Uraal know iiow riw woa thrac gold nadali la Takaraa M l«74 )uit flva moatlw after a Cacacnaa MCUIO thai cauid !»*» ilrtallaad hat tmoU^ caraar
Ksther smiles a lot her«ii<u- ^t ><t> MI •>>. k" the t>e*l at what the don I of Israel and thr WIngatr li i<i irain and competr But niuol ul all she Is grateful to I h^iiipirifi gymnast in his own right. Peter now trachea eduraiion Ul a school In HersUya. the down where ' makcelta'
The Greatest Tragedy thai I lama wUI power Uial dnvn brr to ureicB and run ) tor up la tour baiin a day. la UM laaa tarea Miai mr ta racovpr (rnoi what ika call* " tfea (raaiaal Irafedyof mylllc" In Itn ilw wu a young hopeful at Uic CNympIr Gam** in Mu Dkli. Germany Tbm waa the mamacre of II of her team , aod the reaUtatlaa Uiat her coach W Shiytra. tte man Id baaa har iMplrattaa aiM aoe a< the eairtral batafi m her FehKc the a«> af 14 whaa he leak her from t Tel Aviv high scfMol and par—ally ourlurad har talent was nothlof nmre than • llfelaaa. buUat-rlddea body la a Olympic Villafe dormll» ry roam II Aatlcred her compMe^y "I went Into •hock I broke ' i cry for dayt and dayi II look me ftvr monthn lo
Roth lakaa a break from tralnlnf al the Wln«ate Inati t«a PhoU-CaralOaatar rome out of it. and If It hadni been lor Peter's ur|lnf I don't Uiink I ever would have run afaln " •ul run the did Named Israel SporUman of the Year four tlHiaa. ihe »as given the singular honor o( bearing the standard ol har nation at the MoMreal Olymptca bi ItT* There *a tktMhad ifcy of a medal, but was sixth In the world In the l«0 netar high hurdles, Just mere tenths of a aerond betiind the medalists -It s a very fine tiiread that separates winners from IOMTS on aw levat," ilM explains, sprakbig about her tau0i Waat German aadPoUikcaapetltlon There is a natural apoad you have to be bom with. I Buppoae like a musical ability How much you devel op depeoda on the importance you attach to success '
Run with a winner THE LARGEST SELECTION OF RUNNING SHOES AND RUNNING EXPERTS WHO KNOW HOW TO HELP YOU!
FUiher RoUl attocfeas a great deal of Importance to winning Watching har valklag an her hands, stretching tightened mus^ clas. daaetag bodnrarda and aldaatepping scraas the fields of Ihe Wtaigale laaUtaile whart tkt trains, gives the obaerver a
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News of aeU of lerrortam underatandably upaet her lebbe waa hombta lar tarn, avan diough Israel came out on top But maybe the foolishneu wHi ainp and soon we can conaate Ui Cam." Her optimism here knows no bounds Realistically, as a young mother, she even now worries about Varon and the kind of hiture he will have As for herself and har competition I'vi^H heard of women sprinters winning medals up lo the age of H.^H she says Let s tee. I'm M now There's Moacow Then l»M^^ Well, we'll )uat have to see what NuraUlg a pulled muacle. Rather wisely listened to the advice of Peter and stoppwl her training ibr the day There was a chance lo talk a kM Intelllgefice. warmth, grace, and a rertala^H body chartama. or magnetism, lent charm and rxpreaalon torv-^| aryttihig she said You sometimes caught yourself wstching raihar Hua Ualenlng But there waa a feeling and mood as our thanaa ahlflad from competition, lo polltlca. to newapapers. and to ptacaa arund the world she has visited
Datelines like Montreal, buaseldorl. Copenhagen, and Seoul have made up a large part ol Ester Roths life Knowing that sha^B can beat moat men in Ihe world Is s thought that doeao'l oflen^| croaa her mind "I only want to win That's what excites ma - ^^ conqHTTlng the clock and my own pains "
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•ha laid us of her family. Kusalan Immigrants from I whe started out their lives around the shores of the Caaptaa Sea near the borders of Persia, which makes her beauty so clearly (.inenUI Bather rather modeatly adds thai they had no history or tradition of athletic prowaaa. and doeant undaratand eiacUy whaia Ika Ulaat than aaaMad har to raadi the champloaahlp of her country caote from We diacouraed on the subJocU of the source of hasvcbaractar and will power, with which she haa baan endowed In such abundance
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"Not only did Peler help me aurvlve ader Munich, she al firms, "but I know he gave up his career in (iirth»T nn•Its don't talk much about their frellngk a| In the throat or a quirk downward gisn. • words That sometimes happens when F-UHI IIUIIIHMU. Pete role It alao happena as she poInU to the mrmnrial slalur lor iH 11 fallen alhletea Near the central residence at Wlngair simple sculpted column with engraved names •SomeiimM ul hard lor me lo look al II. " Esther admits, 'bul al other tun Just paasing by on Ihe way to a workout helps me I say I'd doing It lor them and (or Israel, terrorism be damned '
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cMld't ptay. may I cawMry t nuialMr m» iparl at lb* rite H't cllmbiHff in pi^ lartly WhM maka ruonlng n ip*^ ctal'' Thr aiuwer* vary u mud) a« (be partlctpaou "Ruanlni li ui Intlepcndant aayi Dr Eugene • Zwelback "You yourarlf and lor ' My work tolerance ii 'Iw added "I'mabei lar doctor alaet I've been runalag" "I had never done any ptiy* leal activity on a rafutar baata balore. " Ay« Omaba )e«eier Jim Shnetder "I leel good aboul myaeir I ran do (hla al my own pace " "I aUulad doing It becauae I knew It would be good for me piiyalcally." »ay* Omihan Cindy Huback. "Bu< I kept doing It becauae K'a good lor me mentally When I'm out there running. lomedmea all I can Uilnk about la making It
araund the track on Unw When! do make M. thai'• when running leela good '' Although many people begin running becauae ol the lllncsa runiten agree that Ika payctateglcal benellU baea«f a primary motivation lecanllaue. Becauae ninalng la a cooi' parallvely aew apart, there la •tui aome ipiaaMBa aa to how running aflacta paaple mental ly. but thaortea abouod One Ihaary la that running relcaaes a hormone In the brain called epinephrlne which reaearchers have linked la aome caaaa to faaUagi •( ettpliorla Simpler thaortea maintain thai the ahaenee ol phonea and regular dally preaaures allow people lo re build their own re (ourcai The very nature of rumung enoourafa* people U> devote the time eiclualvaiy to Ihemieivea According to Jamea K Flx» author ol "The <'oinplete Book ol Kunnlng.' payrhialrlaU who have begun pmcrlbinx running for pallenU wllli high levela ol anxiety have lound thai running reduces iilreM
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I urn lh»*y V) IhingK ol prime Importance. Arnold continued "Proper ii(ret('hing warmupa belore and alter running, and good ahoea ' According to Speedy, many of Ihe common injuhet aurh aa ttreas frarlures and shin ipllnts. ran be taken care of by modem equipment He also recommenda running on Ihe graaa rather than pavemenl whenever poaalble Besldea Individual runners who fill up (he (enter track early in (he morning and at dinnertime, there are several organized programs «l the ('enter which apnnsor running The "early risers " meet • "K al 6 o'clock and
Leroy Harrlman provldea the finlahing louchea lo tired limbs A female maa •uaeaarveathaladlaa classes also mlrodurt; people to running And finally, (here are «5 cardiac padentn. aome who have had surgery, who exercise lour night.s a week from 4 to 7 p m The program has a d<K(or. nurse and resuk ciladon equipmeni on (he premises Kunninfi unlike many o(her
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ing (heir heads to disballaf Ho» <)id wr lot that The ObaraaiBMrgau T< hM sai tiiaaslrt to aU tha vUlagei , ..« to sign up lor the Pasatoa Ptoy la U#it af the shuckad taaUim to Uto vWaas to the wafca af 'Hatocauat' maay are rstuafi« to (loa nalro. and It Is oaw batag aalaadsd lar aasOtor aIgM days Several huadrod af tha ywaigsr vlllsBsn. MenUftod Rasnr teat hava todtoatad that Ihay wlU rotiMe to ad to the lea of the Posatoa Ptoy vM by Chrlsllaa aad Jewish autharWaa aUto aa "atiiKta-' rally sail iwnlMc." gaaw Obaraouaargau offldato tald me thti (hay osar hope that the raacttoa to 'Hatoeaual' will play an im partaal rate to toBasnttog the rejadtoa of the anti Jewish Uai isabsrgsr laat of the ptoy Than wora a gaad waahar af aogaUva aad haallto reacttom af Ganaoas who aakad. -Why raopaa old wooadsT We should It Is aaougb flaw already " IMai Gallnaki. head of tha Jewish conununilv in West Bar Ha, said that -the reocttoos af MM Jewlah cammunuy through sul Waal Oamany had been positive" adding (hat he had r» eafvod oMay calls from Jews and non-Jews alike There tn about n.(M Jaws to West Germany (odty. t tragic remnant of the Bwre thoa Mt.tM Jews who lived in pre^ war Ormany GaMoafcl said the "(Iming ol the thowmii was perfrrt It oooaos at a ItaM whan there Ultlk again ul the Aiucbwlli lie." a to the Nail ellnri to revise history and cUim that (he of Jews never look place, "when some studaoto are naklag Jokes again about Jews, when (he aU(uto of limllatlsM on Nan war crlmaa of aturdsr Is aa Issua and at a Ume whsa ev erybodysaerostobcpraaddagletustergN ' Parttopa tha BOOl signlflrani response ol .I -^ aust" was that of Chaneallor Helmut .Srhmldl Ina.i' lower house of the Weal German I'arlumenl las( Monunv • nancaltor Helmut Schmidt commended (he "Holocsusi" sertos. said that the film to a "must" to connection with the current cent evsratteadlng the legal time limit under which Nazi war nab can be proaecuted H* added that the serin entwjr rftlcal and mor.. ^' 'i> important In view of <ac*«loneach..' MM-II in the course of this ye oalha statute ol iimuaiHMiN Baaad on tha Impad already registered, the American Jew Isfe OoauBMIaa now plans to carry out a tystomattc study of •p onisi to the aatire series In Germany as wall aa to the It olhar eaunlrlas to whtdi the film is betngg shown, and then an latan-. shre foUow-upaducattaoal program in German relifilous and aacular school systems I have no hjviiintinr in layinit Ihal if thia' Hatocauat" series had acbo -r ihan the impart thai l( has already had In G. ,n juntiflet all the investmant of time aad aaerio >n neiping uring ito mettage before nuiltont of Germaas who Bil0N otherwise have avoided f Ing (he (ragedy of the llolorauai
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Serving Seniors at Beth El ^^PMt0 HM WMthar oaMda waa e-o-K UM IM4 iMld*; P^MtagM Tkaraiay «raa hat and taaty lor the fraup af rpeaaUy On lb* larvlog llae. from left art Ida Bernstein, Pearl
Baoin-Garybaldi JKRU.SAI.EM (ZINSI - Al a cloaed (atlierliig with hia itearaat (riandi. PMnie MIn Mar Bcglii r«*Ml«d tome of UM icaaoo* Out prompted htm to make far-reachlnii comproinlaea for the take of peace ai Camp Da vid Among other things be said. "One of my heroes 'aside from HenI and Jaboltnaky i li (he Italian (raaden fighter GartbaMl, wto alao gave up one of his aacred prtnclpies in order lo make paaatt>le the uni ticitton of Italy And what was that principle'' Although tarlbaMl was t republlcsn throu^ and (hrougb, he nevertheless Uliiliil U> a moaarchy In order toavotdarlvllwar " One of Begln's friends renartMd Uut tiarlbakll alao •ava 1^^ aomctung else,
namely hl« native cKy of Nice This was the pnoe de nuinded by Napoleon III for his rndonement of the independence of Italy •'11 wax time." Begin n^ piled, "(hat tUribaldi Rave up his beloved clly of Nice How ever, we shall not retlnqulah our rights to Judea and Sama ria Judea and Samaria are ours We have already freed thoae areas and we will not alkiw them to fail into other hands "
State Pension JKHDSAl.EM iZlNS) The Knessel has acted favor ably on a law which would au* Ihofite govemment pefMkMU (o Uioae Jews In (he Soviet Union who were Imprlaoned for Ikeir ZIonlat activity, as wall aa tar the families of Iboae vtw feU In defenae of (he Jewish SUt*.
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Holy Cross College Will Honor Victims WORCKSTKR Mass Al a ceremony »cheduled (or Tbumday. May 10. (be College of the Holy Cross will dedicate the two newly constructed wings of the Dinand Library to the memory o( Ihe vlrdms of (he Hoim-ausI The new wings will be named In honor of Joshua and l>eah Htatt. parents of Jacfib Hiatl. a (rustee of (he College of (he Holy Cross Both Mr HIatt's mother and fsther. slang with 30 other members of his family, perished In (he Holocsusi In msking the announcement, the Rev John E Brooks. S J . President of Holy Cross, stated "In mem oralUing the names of Joshua and Leah HlaK. and in ded irating (his new ronslructlon lo U>e memory of tJ»e Holo caust victims. Holy Cross hon or*, affirms and leaches In honoring (he vicdms of the Holocaust. Holy Cross
afrirmtt anew its commitment as a Jesull college to the pro motion n( Justice The Holocausl serves to re mind us thai il was nol an ab •tract Injusllce thai defiled tortured and killed six million Jews The origins o( all Injustice sre in (he minds and hearls of men and women Jusdce will come Into the world only when Ihe unjust persons change (heir ways snd sre moved lo love nf nelght)or "Let the vivid roamory of (he ex(ermlna(lon of Euro pesn Jewry in our day ever he a reminder lo ua of the voca (km we have as JesuK educa (ors (o give all we possibly can lo those who travel with us on the road "There Is no justice without s just person. and il there is a Just person, then he/she will create justice in (his world '
The Conmaakmal Wivea for Soviet Jewry Committee, of tM> National (oaference on Soviet Jewry (NCSJi. preaented recent ly lo liosalynn Carter a bound volume of appeals compiled by the Moscow Women's (jroup The Congressional Wives Commit lee received Mrs Carter's assurance that (he Administration would continue lo support human rights for Jews in the Soviet Union and free emigration lor thoae wtw wish to leave Held In Ihe East Roam, the meeting drew 12 t^ongreaskmal Wives and live officers of the NCSJ Also addreaaing the gathering were Maraliall Shulroan. special advisor on Soviet affairs to Sec of State Vance, and Jessies Tuchman Matthews, a global advlaor lo NatkMial Security Advlaor Zblgnlew Brteiinski Prom the left are Mrs Henry Jsckson, Mrs James Blanchard. Mrs Carter,j Mrs Haniaon Williams and Mrs Jack Kemp I
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Jewish Leaders Assured by David Friadman NKW VOKKiJTAi Amerl ran Jewlth leaders were given assurances by representatives of the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khoumelnl here that Jews m Iran would be given full civil and rellgkNU rights It was also learned thai this [•aaurance was also given per•anally by Khoumelnl to a targe delegillon of Iranian Jews who railed on him In Te beran Questions on the status of Iranian Jews were raised by Bertram (Jold, executive vice president of the American Jewish Commlllee. and Dan lei Marlaschian. director of the Middle Ktstem alfslri de partmeni of the Anil Iiefsma Uon League of B'nal Hrlth s( a private meeting with two of ^tbe Ayatollah's repreaenta lives In the IS Shahrlar Rouhani and R«a Sadra Odd told the Jewlah Tele
graphic Agency that the two Iranians tried to reassure them atMMit the future of Jews In Iran Rouhani. wtm In spokesman for Khoumeinli Interim Cum mittec to Oversee the Acliv Itlat of the Iranian Dlplomatlc Corps In the I' S , said Jews, along with Christians and Zo roastrlani would have "full civil righu both political and religious " But Rouhsni told (iold and Marlaschian thai these rights would no! apply to lt» some nO.OOO to 300.000 members of Bahal, a rellgloua sect whose world center Is In Haifa The Bahal were given some prominent positions by the Shah and Khoumelnl consid ers Ihem a political group not a religious minority Gold reported that while Rouhani expresaed the wish thai Iranian Jews would re main In that country, he aald
•hey would be free lo leave and would be allowed lo sell Iheir property Recently, the Iranian gov pmmeni had Imposed a (3000 limit on Ihe amount of assets that could he taken out of the country Rouhani said that Iran will not sell ol lo Israel South Alri ca or Rhodesia, (iold said He noled that the Iranian spokesman Indicated thai Iran would not participate In any military efforts snainst Israel •Ince It expects lu be chiefly concerned with domrstir problems for the next three to five years Gold pointed out that Jews, however, would not be able to express support for Israel, ac cording to Rouhani This Is expresaed In a report on the prospects for Iran by I)r George K Gruen Ihe AJ Committee's director of Mid die East affairs, released
trr Many meelingii ^11 made that alfecl Ihe i our Jewish <'r>mmunil> One re*'enl dfcLHiftn ronrems rhanK' m Ihe Fi-'i • Coordi nsted ell Keder allon am) .1 ,.,,.. ...........ir* mem hern and several concerned knowledgeable bukinehhmrn on our board resulted In selling up a central clerical pool. t>etter supervision of Ihe workroom, lighter admlnistralion ol personnel and payroll records, a relocation of Ihe work room a relocation o( t 'flcei> for greater efficiency an ty You FeUman will also notice a rn:l^alltnK^ from our various departmenl.s A new sete<Mive mailing system has been implemented and now wt>en necessary, you will receive mailings that concern your specific age and Interest tfmiip AI the same time increased coverage ofallactiv N|>4>ar in the Jewish Press Kvery lime Ihough and while we are cer tainly aw«r>' m iii.irn •• •. •• • .;fiiied and are working at n , are necessary, nothing ar. ;.aughl anddlacussion As spring days approach i and they arei I>ou Solomon, members of the Federation Rxecutlve Committee and I will again begin our lalk Inchlls" evenings and will t» pleased to have an II|H ,,n with your organiza lion board, or even « . ; *h<i are social friends and want lo learn moir- .iix.ui r .Migration (all me lo set up a dale (all al.V) if you jusl vtanl lu talk alxHJI priori lies, needs or whatever Is un your mind that concerns the Jewish Federation of Omaha iMl 72571 And remember, all Federation board meetings are open and you are In vited to attend, listen and participate In the discussions
today The report said Iranian rab bis welcomed Khoumelni when he returned from France and "were received cordially " After the government of Prime Minister .Shapur Hakh liar collapsed. Khoumeini "re ceived a large delegation from the Iranian Jewish rommu nily and welcomed Ihem warmly and again reassured Ihem of full rights so long as they did not engage in trea •on' " Gruen viewed treason as an apparmt reference to support for Israel He expressed con rem that Khaumelni's lioallll ly lo Israel "may spill over In Ihe minds of Ihe populace Into anlmoally toward the local Jewish community as well "
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Karate £r Judo Exhibition AD Center mf mben in invtted to • iprclal tmt on Mooda) .MTltpm n lfe( Cditar Gym tor • KaraU and Judo
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The Aanklci ConMnltlee l» Hwnaortm a Family "Fun Run" oa SuDday. Mardi it, beclniung a( 2 p m A two miJe and five •M* eatirae wUI be lat-up at Boyi Tourn For more Information and rcclatratMn call Chuck Arnold or stop by the P 1^ of fire
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llioee are the sounds and arUnnf nf ten. four and five y olds who are pan cnted Preschool enhchment class rai rig" This daas pfovMtasanoppo iraning 'Neoraska Wtnler pant up en erglasf II s tMdy eoatnri and body imaRe reinforces si> rupreaslon I r movement»!' .r enl kinds of music 1'tiey do imacinary movement activiiie s one week they're tralnactMlgglag along Ihe tr.irk< nndnenl week they're birds flying through the air . ' (hey go on a tiger hunt They use all Iheir muscleas tiM-y move through an obstacle coune. and ride i>n •u.-itmrr boartls They leaiii song aad dance routine* as well as create Iheir o%ni I Me wt^k i>i*v made pom poms to move and groove with. anoth I through space with scarves Thisclass defi ve and physical needs of young children
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We're requesting the pleaxurc al JCC memben and their friends at a very special event on Sunday. March It. from I to I pm in the Center gymnasium John McCabe formerly the Number One raaked Icnola playv la Nebraska artU be on hartd to answer questloai and emuatna about Tknaisequipment strokes At2p ro BobKInf. Physical Therapiat will conduct a ipcctal acsaion on the care, prevtotloo aad rahablllattoa of suck pnMatns as lawiH ttbam, backache. kBse prakhimi. etc Yoit canllMl aul first hand about aches and pakis aad bo* lo prevent some of thaat iRtiirtss. Partlclpaala will receive the lateal kilermalhai and see the •port! equipment, wearing apparel and faahlona tor Ikts aad Suminar Emphaaii wlU be on lifetime recreation apart* activities such as: nawilng. tennis, cycling, boating, water iparts aad camping. Doer prtaa* win be given ibrougboul
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Moving and Grooving was designed aad Is bekig lm| _ mentcd by Sue Uonely. a recent ('NO godtkste in Recreation K4ucalkMi .Sue was camp counselor at Camp Newman for five years, has lau^l In the Jewish Community I'enter I'reschcml lor (wo yean, waa Club M leader and ha> taught several other ither enrichment claaaes si tbe J Noi <.nK >s si>^ ;. i rrative and namic teacher but she has a spi-< i <lren love She's definitely another plu« i inmunlty lerl
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Womens Racquetball Tournament Was A Success The Seoead Aaaual Womens llac(|neU>aii Toumaiflcnl had twentyflve woaMe entered in three dlvtskwa f«r the Ihrae day Tourney All Classes were evenly matchad with eacltlng play in all dl vlskms The top division wtth oaiy tour players ended Ui a three way tie lor first place They were Marlene Kakn. Mary Jo Dahir and Janey Ashley The flaals ID Ihe Class B toued Hulda Krel* the viator over Jean Cabrlatoae The cnnaolallen wlaaer In "B" wa* Mary Ann Rickets The aovlee dIvlBlaa flnala saw DIanne Ttmmerman wmaiag la three gaam aver Nancy Walaon The conaolatioa •laaar was Marda Jeasa Thanks must go to Marda Rldiardton, Nancy JE^rtalB aad Martoas Kakn and to all Ihe vohaHaers who helped orgaalie and run the touraamaat as well aa all the people who relerced the matches
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