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Cohen Named By National Guard U Col Paul G Colten. vice ptmUitMl opcratlona o( the RMMCCrtM CorporaUon. hai rMtdml of the I National Guard AaIte aaaoctatkn. wbicti rep raacnti o««r MN offlcera and vairant effleen of the Nebraika Army National Guard and the NebraUa Air National Guard, named Cohen and other new officer* during lla JHh annual confermre recent ly In Kearney li Col Cohen, who lerve* aa Daiwty Commander lor Renurcai of the ISSIh Tactical Racamalaaancc Group. NebrmkM Air National Guard. MKCMda LTC Malcolm D HardM o( Uacain bi the aaaodadon praatdmcy U Col CoilM MipiMBlMd the ever li«ia«Ui*Guardln

The aaaoctatkHi na«Md the followlnc oMccf* la tarve with U Col Catten lor the nnt year LTC Gala SMeMa. vice-prealdeM, Major Jamaa Carmoiu, tnaaurer: and Captain Jaaeyli W. JalMMai. Jr.. eMCuUve Bocratary

Lincoln Starts Senior Group LINCOLN The Uncoln Jewlah Welfare Federation is •ponaorlnc the firat orfaniza tional luncheon for thoae over S6. Wedneaday. May 30 from 10 30am lolpm attheGa tcway audliorlum Thoae attending the meet Inn will chooae the name lor the group, as well as diacuaa fu lure activities Kntertainmenl will be provided and lunch will be served For reaervallona contact one of the three committee members F^zra Knhn. chair man. It<iber1 Pillor. or Deb Ulman There is no charge Community members work ing with the committee are Abe Friedman. Dorothy Kushner. Ruth Bricker. and Jacob Rosenberg The committee would alao like to thank Ben I^ub. Molly Pelman. and Tot>y Kagan for their help

deiH'p Day relrhralKm lu IM* hfiri (rom noon to S p m . Sun day. May 13. at the Jewish

Yom Ha'atzmaut Schedule » 00 to Noon. Track 4 Field. Swim Meet, WresUIng (9th IZthGrade) Noon to 3 30 p m . Israeli Food Sold Falalel. MandH Brot. Hot Dog*. Strudel. Soda. Potato Chip*. Fruit Plate, etc I OOtolWp m , Opening Ceremonies Weicoine by Jay Lemer Color Guard - Jewlah War Veterans and Boy Scout Troop Prayer Rabbi Kenneth Bromberg Hallkvah and SUr Spangled Banner Cantor Gail Karp Jewish Federation Greetings Mary Fellman Recognition of Ima's Song y ' I antor IJH) Feltman Jerus. ! Cantor Chaim Najman Israel A r aniiiy Affair Chief Justice Norman Kn voaha i 30 to] 30 pm . An Israeli Film. "The Flying Matchmarker" I 30 lo 3 15 r' "> Mil • •ahean Games. Arts t Crafts. Swimmn >ig. I For preschoolers through eighth Ki.i >it|irlM ] 30 to S OO p ni . Furvanm Singers Israel't most outstanding Folk Singers Rokdey Hakeahet l Dancers of the Kainbnwi Iwal Is raell DanceTroupfpalurmga variety of dances

the efloru of the aaaortatlon toward Imprairliig and «!Natlaa't amail loreaa several moluUona ralatiat to military cooatnirtlan, raUramenl. and aircraft Uoa BUI ipeclal was Rtvan to two One caaed upon the Con^wa to prooiptly reatof* the aelcctlvc aervlce lyatem In order to ellmlnalc recruiting shortfalls, to reduce recruiting expenditures, and to restore the •conofntc. ethnic and social halaiWT ol our armed forces Another resolution called lor a modeat expansion of the Guard s luUtlme staff to In^ sure that National Guard unHa can protrsaa to easentlal leveiaofreadlnaaa In an addreaa to the confcr(occ. Major General Edward C Mndar. Adjutant GMMnt al NahTMka. alao emphaaiaad the Dccd of raatoring the Selec five Sarvlce System (Jeneral Binder also desrrlbnl improved iTcruitinK rfforls which have brought the Nebraska Army Natkmal Guard to TVt strength and the Nebraska Air National Guard to 13% strength

Community l enter is crealii a visual mood as a t>ac ground for Vom Ha atzmaul John Nablty. ol Nablly' Minne Lusa Florist ai Greenhouses hai> donated bare tree which Mrs l>eri has called An Israeli Tree l.ove • With the help of J( youngsters, she will decoral with paper fruit indigenous to Israel She said that the bare tree will be awaiting a gift of love in the form of a homemade paper piece of fruit which could be made simply out of conatructlon paper to represent different fruits grown In Israel such as orange, lemons, limes, grapes, etc She suggested that the art ists' name* bt written on the fruit which she will hang on the tree The "Israeli Tree ol Love" will be in the JCC main hallway, ready to collect it."! fruits t>eginnmR May 6

Mrs Lemer was reluct to give away all the detall<> her decorating plans, adding only that she is working creating a "garden-like ting lor IheCenter "

In conjunction with other activit les taking place the JCC tirginning at with the opening of "Bubble' le^^ Nosh" in the Canteen and the plant sale, the Cultural Arts Departmebnt will be holdii ils annual Israel Indepe (lence Day An iho* "This will include an exhib and sale of graphics and pain ings hy lsra«-li and Jewish ar ists from Uie Kegencv (;alld Ties of Stamford ("onneclicutj Tlie entire afternoons Ichralion, including the enlel* lainment and movie and .Vac rabean Kanies u geared (or all members of tfie family and is (ree

Kahane to Speak At Beth Israel

A Friend in Need — Finds One! PIve-yMr-old Vladiaiav ghamoiia (left i who arrived in Onuha, AprU IS. gives a new Russian arrival three-year-old Eduard Tl|lw ilMiflliw l»WlliMtl>|hliiisllhi sh|iiiill>iHrft A minute or so later - hand In hand - new trtenda in a new country SaaaddKiaoalptiotaaMPaitS

Kahbi .Meir Kahane. the (imtroversial Jewish lead er who organized the Jew tsh IH-Iense l>eague and then resigned (o form the nonviolent Conference of Jewish Activists, will speak in Omaha. Jura-10 He will speak on "Why Be Jewish" at Beth l5ra<-l SynagogiM- His talk al :t p m will t>e lor high school and college students, at 7 30 p m . he will address the adult community

A Reinterpretation of American Anti-Semitisn ByMk-haeIN DobkowskI Hobart and William Smith CoHegea Geneva N V Has Americs been dlfferenf This question, traumatic in the Jewish mind ever since a once<ivllizrd Kuropean country exploded In this century in an unprecedented orgy ol Jew-hatred, permtla no slmpllillc answers (hi the one hand, the land of Immlgranla oncnd Jewlali Immigrants a home on term* more •qual OMfl iradiiMn-baund iiurape. unancumtered by mcdtrval (radlUon, It waa larfaly tMiancunilwrad by madlcval anU-SemitlHii alao Yet on the othar band. Amartca loo ha* oxactad Ita prkc Tobasure. the price MSIIIMI a hat price-that of bacomAniarlcan—which ail aaaniin^ bad equally to pay Vat mm aqual than sthan. aad tha lad that tM* lna)^

uality remained ideologically disguised was to have serious nm sequences The official doctrine of America is. and !.• is. ifM" Enlightenment propositions lii<il .ill drc i ri'.r< it each Is to count ax one and none iimanises sentially msn-ln-ftneral "! ilv wi wKh out some reality. w,i • ss :>lioi tin Irom the start was H' verrd until i when the general Homo nmrncanus was rewaieii as miriK m fact a particular man. namely, paradlgmatlcally a White Anglo Saxon Prolastanl and derivatively one makinf ev..rv ••iinn in as WASP-llkc as possible It Is not or tuatlce Chat this revelation should tx Hw ariMtancy of the Blaafea, that is. Ih* sne group '• which total

assimilation was impossible and. moreover in tlx' collectiv proposition that all men are created equal had iM-en systematl cully forgotten. If not excluded "The mixture of reality and ideology In America has pn numerous characteristically American tensions and confil sions and very special ones in !!«• American Jewish rommU nity A -.I" traval nl hi

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Dinner chamncn lor UUs U»U wWwatton ara Toby and Ganrt Kngan. Kwitw Pwwnbart, OBla Nas and Ctaarlatla Zlpmky wfll rraMa a pra^WB to b« praaaatod durkig the avcolag aad lam Graanherg wHI be loaatwaalar for the • )• dtaasr aMeh tsiIowa a cocktail ha at SJP

Rosens Chosen as Couple of Year On May X, Ute Couple o( the Year award will be preaealad to Sally aad Edward A Roasn at a 7:Mpai dinner atPaony Paifc. The award wiU be preI to the RaasM by Cacc o( the

This event, a banefll tor Dr Abe GKacofearf Poundatlon and I'ntlMl Methodtot Metf» poliun Ministries, will alao t» dude a talk by the Haaorahle Avrmn BcholhnaT, die FVral Attache with Uto laraatl Embaaay io WaAMMMa. DC.

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»Ar. MAT 11 Tom Ha'otimout Celebration. I} noon XC Society oi Svr/ivort home of gella iiienberg 7 Vp i

>AV. MAT14 OUm AA/IH XC 10 a m OK, goerd meeting JCC Scttool o( Continuing Jewish iludw* KC 7 30pn Msmbar»<»lp Stifc-tommitt— nieting KC 7 30 pi itoaasMiti f vening Group Preu Clwb

wha wUI be veakhw about the Mldeaal peaee negatlaHoaa and U S -laraell economic poi icy Ed and Sally Rosen are being hsaored iar their siffdflitoMMcMc. We o( Ed Rasen won a Thae magazine Quality Dealer ol Ihr Year award In IfTT for out to his Iwtthdto eammunlty ser Tilts service Includes the Chancellor's Advisory Cooimlttae at UNO. tnialee o( the Oauha SaMy Councti. past dtrector of

a( CItflsl Child Sactety. Cham ber or Oomtncroe. United Way. PaUUcal Action Conusli tae. Baal R'rIUi. Ooiaha Bal M Theatre. Omaha nstoaiMi ally Playhouse. Omaha Syyhuny. and the Dr Abe Grceaberg Srholar<hip Poundatioa Sally Roasn has sarvad wNh dte Omaha Ballet Tbaatrt. Doemtoern Omaha I ttaa. Opara Aa| MuaieM. Braadals UatoanMy. Bath El Ckslr. Mersr Tksrapy Csatar. Naferaaka PaycWatrtc laatltuto. CMhtrm's Dance Theatre, and B'nal B'rilh Womca Pte more informatlaa, call MI-gMl

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Trip to Cairo iy David OiaH*

The trip ba^ did aaf take laaf I Al the jMtal ear paaaports and pram cards had atlH Mt arrived Trin macMnsa warrlieglnning Io tunctMn. huwevar, so some leuraallstsattenpladtoftte The ma|oniy had dinnsr Not unlU mhfeiitfll. over IS hours alter we arrived, did we re cetve our paayarta and pram carda II then liecamc clear wti) we arrivad a Ml day ahead a( Bagta. Without a prea card we esidd net eame daae to Mm, ami to Caira a lull day Is needed to receive a card (By comparlaon 11 lakea about lo minute* in Israel I The buam lefl tor the airport on Monday ant hour before Begin'* acheduled arrival time Soldiers, standing no more than lo Iret apart on both aides ol the road, lined lite ruulf I ^niil wireachad the airport's latefnal roads, however. w>' >-<• any people who kad come oul lo welcome the nrv ii the airpiirt the number of poople could not havebm. nnnr iiuui a lew I Aa we tlrove on IKe infrmjif roarih wi- s^* wfirkfr> hiirr-\uig lo ralae the Mite an'' id Mack Egyptian one . . k ed oto- cameras snd l«p> at oi ik-rk A Uuf/e red ta«if>> tutl Ijeen erected tor us to wait uixlcr while we prepared for the arrival Airport workers began putting down the red carpet as we talked among aMTsslves ahoul what Bcgto's trip meant. While waitliv I had a cfiance to talk wHb Piiioad Mandl. one of the editors of the Kgyptlan dally Al Ahram the voicebox of the gDvenunent He told me that Israelis arv wrong In their thinking if they believe the peace treaty will bring loatther a new combtoalton of atraiagic power in the Middle Eaal i Israel and Egypt I "We are different camps/' he said "We are ol the ' World, larael la oof We are African Israel is not We am ire ag^ amat South Africa. Israel Is frtendl> with ihem Hsmdi said laraal demonstrated' a lack of aensibilily ' whra Ihr first ship they dsddrd to send through the Sun Caiul camr Iron) iwiulh AJnca I suggested this might tie a burraucralkrrmr but Hamdi imislnd it waa not "larael dam not make mis lakn like that." he lald Hamdl also said that Egypt Is In a dirfk-ull sitiutioa right now "Egypt (eels like brothers with Africans, and our first alle glance Is toour brothers So what the peace treaty really means u a earn al ion of hoslllilKs and an elunlaatlaa of nsgatlve rv as••pects, asthingaaore." he said Hamdl insisted that his views, though personal, arr similar to most of the people to Eg today Begin > plane landed a few muiutes early. lltpreforr, ii lax led down lo the end of the runway and stayed therr until (h<eiact tmw the wateamtog agrMmmy waa scfeaduled to begin Miaaalilli aa Etjrptlan anqr haad marehad kdo position, as did sn Egyptian hMwr goaitf dramad to German World War Two-type unlloms under llie command of a gooae-steppmg of f i cer Predaely on lime Bcgto'a Air Force One rolled up lo the area for the ceremony An Egyptian Airways stairway rolled up to the plane and the haldi oprtird An Israeli amirily agml smergad flrst Krooi the back of the plane approiimatrlv 20 ph<> tographers who iravelied with Begto deplaned Thm »iih a nounali of trumpeu. Begto slapped out of the planr with his wife Egyptian Vtce-PresMsnl Hoaal Mubarak ftnl Kreeted Begta w he walked down the steps The Iwo men stood at attention as the Egyptian band played HaOkvafc. the laraell National Anthem Never before had Hallk vah been playrd In C'sira Atop the main trrminal buildinn al llw airport the Israeli aad Egyptian flags nuttered sidr by ship The Bcyptlan aalkam taOowed Hatlkvah Anerwards. Beg mardtod tfawa a rad carpal following the goose^Upptog sffH When Bagto rMchad Ow middle of Ilie hamr guard he I bowad Ua head to raapect. and then rceumed htt review. eod. two Egyptian children gave him fkiwrrs To be continued

State Senators Ask Freedom of Jews 0(

( SUUi brgUIallvp •nd Sen Nell Siinan UMI

olthr Unitad SMM to MM ail *VMU •bit peaceful naana to nek the treedoM e( Jews being held acalMt Uietr will in the USj R and thai Analaloly MMgraMkI be granted Im ^^mm* ttrndam and that he ^^pMtod Urn ri^ to emi ^^P tmt be HoHad wtth hii ••iw gyaraotead by (he Het r tiaki Accord 1V75 " The rtaolulkin expiaint how the Soviet Unton has tndoraed the Uoltad NaUooa declare Uon of tanas rl^Ma in IM. vhtdi aBon tm bnalgratlon to aw oaiMtry «f flrlgtn of any if tti cMlMM aad haa ailoered •ovlal dUaaoa of vartoua cxtracUana to return to their bomdaiMli but yet ha> deUlned Jewtab paapto, wch aa AnalaMy Shcbaraoikl by harraaring them wttb UMpacifled crtminai chargn wMheul actMMli luil waal ^Hwtar lloHlMil uliL "All ••b el •werwrnaid ihould npreas Ihetr concern and do all thai they can to help promote the human and retlgtoui rigbuot Soviet Jewry, that la •by vehav* tatiodiioad tfalf to Ibe NabTMka

"WiOBREAS, wo aa Anerl cane have an taitcraat la ttm human rlghla of all paopto; and WHEREAS, the Soviet Union endoreed the Untied Natlona declaration of Human RigbU In l«M. which aUowed (or Immigration to tl«e country o( any o( Its citltent. and WHRREAS <<ovtet cUliem of Greek Mtrertnn were al lowed to return lo Greece. o< Polish extraction to Poland, o( Korean extraction to Korea, of Spaoiab extraction to Spain and many other naltonalltlet to their homelands, and WHERKA5. the U S S R was a party to the Helsinki Agreement i\91i> which. among other things, allowed lor Ibe human rlghu of all people, and "WHEfUEAS. AnataMy Sbcharaaikl la batag held on un•peclflad cbargM without ad during any evidence that •1^ Indlcato complicity and crtmlnai acts, and without accaas to legal counsel and without trial,and -WHEREAS, the Jewish people of the U S S R havrnot been allowed to return to their iMnneland, and "WHEREAS, the Jewish people In Nebraska, aitd the Jewiib populatloa throughout

And the Children Tbo U N bao ilMlgnsiiil IM* ao Tbo Year if ftp CMM In t*•aHO. IIM llugHi 8ln«0i ttr trntm tmrnf mt Vttm of riiiM ir — •-"- '—''— -^ titiiri Yov of dN awrMIJ«wM Chfld. Thay IMMI cW lm» by aflM Avnn A*M7 dapletkag a hitdkM Ha chM to toeua aUauIlM OB Iha pwtk .J__lU_ ^j;iliuiii-rffctMb^ laialliliflW iMIibw M ovaMiMa limfmm^ |r«rt TM Btawl, aolMilM^ltair r«*. N. Y. {Mft,

the United SUtoe, have dem to (he UnHad MaUa t^oMtlluUon Ion wtalcb baa baen ior the well-belag M our country in the eyes of the world •NOW. THER£«>RE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE EIGHTY SIXTH I.EGIS LATURE OF NEBRASKA FIRST SESSION "I That the Congress of the United State* U rf<|ue*ted to uae all svallable peaceful means to seek (he freedom of Jews being held against their wlU In the i; 8 S R and that Anstaloly ShcharanskI t>e (rsnted Immediate (reedam and that he be granted the right tq emigrate and lie unit Ml with hts wife as guaranteed by the Helsinki Accord 1«7S "2 That copies of this resolution be dispatched to the President o( the I'nited SUIcs, to the Prealdent of the United SUloa Senate, to the Speaker of the United Stalea Houae of Representatives, and to each member of the Nebraaka del egatloo to the United SUtes Congrcas "

UNL Honors Tillie Olsen With Degree TUlie Olsen will receive an Honorary Doctor ol Arts and Letters Degree from the Unl verMy of Nebraska-Lincoln al COfMBOncement exertrlaes on Saturday Mrs Olsen, daughter ol Sa muel and Ida Lemer and sis ter of Mn VIckl L Bergman. was bom In Omaha In 1913 and has lived in San Francisco moat of her IKr A Depression high school dropout al the 11 (h grade, early on she became a member of the world of "ever yday" )otis She wrote and published when young, bul the nrceulty of raiiinR and MipportlnK 'our children silenced her for 20 years .She was In her mid forties before she began to wnte again T« Me a RhMc. considered s contemporary classic, was originally published In 1*82 Its title novella received the O Henry Award as the t>est American story of 1961 In H74. forty years after part of Its opening chapter appeared in an early Partlaan Ravtow, her "loci " novel. Yoonandto: rrom tiM Thirtloa, waa put>Uriiod. Her moat recent work "SUmcca" is a collectkin of essays on human activity on literature She has taught al Amherst Cpiligr. at Sanlord Unlver slty, was Writer In Residence at MIT, DIatlgulihod Vtalt li« Profcsaor at the Unlvcrilty of Maaaacbuacna In BoaIon and a Fellow of the RadHlffe Inotttuto She Is the raclptent of Pord Foundation and National Eodowinaai for Ihe ArU granU, a GugVMbaia Fellowablp, and an •wofd tut DMUnfulihad Contrlbutlan to Amarlcan Ularature from the American Acsdomy and the National iMtltuto of Arto and Lcttera

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calibration •y is a big day to cetebratc Tlie cnUra country will Iw ebwrvtm MOOMT'I Day with qtwUI MUVIUM. Hftte. and cotertainment feared to tkaakiat tte waoMo of the nation. On this day, howwrer. the Jcwirii ^ofwlation of the world alao will be cetebrating Yom Ha'atz maut, Isradf Independence Day And this year, for tiie first time in the 31 year-old history of the State of Israel - there la cause (or CTMt n^oifctog. Peace is at hand with Egypt. The Jewish community of Omalw, tai raooffiitloo of Israel's birthday, has put toasthtr a wper program involving something of interest for every member of the family. In fact, Israel's most outstanding folk singers — the Parvarlm Singers — will be here to help w celebrate. This is an opportunity to hear really great artists singing Israeli folk music, and it's an opportunity (or the whole family to enjoy Look at the schedule of events on the front page, collect the entire family and celebrate Mother's Day and Israel's birthday at the Jewish Community Center

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Letters to the Editor Tilkal We ««MM Hha lo tak« Uiu oppartynMy la < toaUUiesaa^whogavtUiftrUinaaadaBafgyinpiiyailiHtbt diHMr to banar of tba Gl't triw UbarHad Ifec cet—lratlaa . II eartataly was a nanorabte e*aata( and •• hopa Uui r all Iha aunrtvan. UM Jawlib eammunliy

Lei ua Ukr tiilt aijpoilunlly U> thank Cindy Bodtmr and IJi Doherty < dance Matrurtoni lor a Job very ireU doM and to Car men Fell lor Uie cotorful coalumet Hal* off to Sbella Pollliov in IheCiiltiiral am) Performing Arta Department for »tenHtc program It was truly a memorabie afternoon

I lo Sam Prtad alio argaataed Iha anure taMaglMi Waauiaa tar making Hw dha , Md to Jwdy Caapar «4» have bar Uma and oftart lo • To thai r aa aHeeaaafUl Tbare an many more taidMduaia who On balMlf of Ibe memben of the OMer Aduft program at (lir i their Ume and ricllli and we thank eadi one < XX. we etpraaa our deep aenae of hm ta tha daalb of Vivian of Iham. Your aftarta on our behalf ire greatly appreciated Oruch With pratawid thiidH and daapaat gratitude to all Vivian's friendly warmUi permeated to all of ua lavolvad In Lota and Irrtag Ratatfaa the day to day worUi^ of the proffama. No tab waa too neolal. BHnrtVWw IMI none too large lor Vivian to amlal to acrawpllalilngMare wordi are Inadequate to expreat how much we will nitoi mlaa her. < our "Uttle Tiger" I AU af aa In Linootai oho «Mra pwl of the Abba Ebaa liaeture Though diminutive to aiic, riw waa Wggw than life In makuif ptamdag fawiminae vaal la eapraaa our many Ihaoks to the ill of in * liiile better paraqa tar bavtogkaawa bar JawM Pram tar Ua balp to pidiUclty We aare piaaaad. aa well. TSbjr Kagaa. atolrmaii, aad wMidw vary large turaaat of Omahana The Oraaba attendance MolUe Dalman. dirodar. Oder wM agpraclalad badi ta larma of the wpport tt providad and aqaaOy aa M ogpartwdty tar Linealn to teal aa ImiNrtaBl rvoni MaiiaHwi • miijar aftaft Ilka ihta ta all fammawllj mwi ha a vary eaaparallv*. atta(t aad Uda H earlataiy waa Uaeeta. TodMl Hadaaarii. B'aal tfHii. TttaraOi taraal Syn^afM. and B'nai JeTake baait dhrorccd al^pe. lor It haa been lald thai nothing Aunm Tmigte, SlafaHiiGta af badi PMyagatlnm. Federation 8a.laantopui and the campuB HUM diafrter all ritared equally In our effort I y«i kaav dtol yaa1l da ««B. naa Harry Altaii,< I qalddy. P« yaur tt^tUm to pnyor perapeettve, MBdaniandtog andtarglvlagyeanaU. Il'« oat aaay wbaa yea Bad that yea have aafradH.baeaam an fltodtoorac Tadwl oounto were ta hti rume With die added II cartatoiy waa a dellghl to be a pan of the captlvatad audlttiara Is aa IHe. health and aeddaat. car, or I aaea of 4M paopte at UH " J" on Suwlay altamaon. Ibe atxth of May Wa ara ratairtog to Iba lfl•CMhk^aB'a I>aaca Rmsllal. How Yaa ara aaw mkMa a bank aceaual. batag bta banatldary 00 p«lifytog to aaa OM Ibaatar IM wkfe ataadta* mam aaly llw hta paHey, a pmataa, ritorad aiocha aad baada. «r a I talanled partarmara wore practaaa aad dMir maagr amadiaaf to Iha coHBtry cMb. What yau da bdiiill la: practice waa hidwd mftoelad lhrau0iaal dm praffWB.

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repalra, tagal tai awvai to Hw wtoiar. aad aa batoidlili aaad tar maw type of . P^ diaaa that da nat have a coMt ordar plaead on boy toeaaM property. . or puraoa 1 hobby to Wtth yaar daetatoa af prtoftttaa. yau wlU gate ysa'tthavaaaaaaata dm rl^ to yam-awn ckotaaa, dam tar yavraalf. a I af aall prtda dMi wdl balp yon meat aa« cfeaBMgio, aaU-i^ft^ etaaey. and baat of aB saM-ooipact. It'a aal ariiW ta be emy Nobody tald that H'a gotag to be eaay. aapadaUy that llr« year VouU be aublaci to a tot of aU^ and arrowa But. you em make It. aad lookh« back It wlU be dn BMal prlda^Uad mrf grswdi period you've ever known YoudMKI Now.baddoaymr lallaalaam. Ortm atfoagari Far. Uiaa and dMa only wfll yaar aaad to piadrii ymaarif tar bakag aioM ba eowtar aat by yaar *• Uratobaartf rwllitaal lUta to ItaaMta a totally yadtaata^ la eaualtag yaar btoatoB0i ha aura to add gMd haattb and dto r to aUft attartog yaar bahavtor. Tha plaea to alan to wWk

woMid be batter to wait laiUI Iha Mg powara. apendln« mllllara aa raaaarcb, amdd produce a baftar ptaai. By itTD Ivaat daddad Uwl H wrndd aaad «a> magawaa plant*, twice tha atao orlglaally oaatoHplaMd. Tbrae aucb planti ware to be put up to a IS-yaar partod. dm fta« aaa to bagta ipw-a itaaa to im Tlie prabtam af whara to aHa aaek plaata. ta addl ttan todtocoaU. agatodaiayad Imptaiaalaflnoi la BM maaallmt taraal had Ma aiparts. to eonauluuan wiui die Waalb^aii I'lapaay. draw ap all dw ladmlcal daUlta for a midaar power ptanl, and ta It74 Praatdant Nixon promlaed to approve the aato of an American plant The then MlnMer ol Cammaree and Induotry. Halm Bar-l>pv declarrd that by itit all new power ataUom to be built In lirael would be nuclear In IfM die Kiiamut waa loM that two planto were bdng planned, each of (MmagawaUcapaclly The (im. ta dm Nagev waatobaraadyby ll«. Theeaalof dNtwe: SbaUoBdodan There are only twa aHaraaUvaa tar laraai One ta to Mrtkf out an tti own. aad daal^ aad build Ito own plant Tacfenologlcal de^ to laraal to ouch that thi* would be poaalMe. but Uw of where to locate lucti a plant would remain, not lo of the flnanrliig The other alternative la to continue to procraatlfute. and lo rontlnur lo bear our wtioto Induatrlal. <gn euMwal and dataaae iwmptai on an oil aconmy, with all Iti ob-

The Jewish Future By AlcnCai In s recenUy pubUabed paper tilled "The Jews In The leAjae^^ > can Economy: The Dyaamlea of Opportunity", avallabte from the American Jewlah Committee <S'I Dr Ell GbHharg. prefeaaor af aiiaaamlra M Cdumbu Unlvera)!}. haa eoaw to the cenctastaa UtolJews will remain 'at or doae to the topof the economic heap as the linttfdStateauohera In the Zlit century " j a lutunat by trade and a Jew by (aMh, I was ruluraJly I to read Ihta goad news One can aiwayt craato s doun ay acanartoa tar Jews, but UOa oiigpali dw htolortc paths that led us to Antterka and the Umlng tavolvad. has particularly liltaaail us as a people As Or CbaBarg aays. "First, Jews had the good fortune to be In Ute rl^ place a( dto n#M time " Gaad fortune. Indeed We bare a laag htatory of being in the wroag place at Ute wrong Ume aad Aaaarlea seems almost to bave baaa tavanlad tor our salvatlon So. tar Rtoal of us at taaat, we can be reaaonatity confident that we rtiall eatay acananUe sacurlly. periiaps even maintaining our 1*7* poslltaa of bainf doae to daubta Ifee natloatl sver s«s of Unae In Uie higiaal aecupailonal eataawtaa CerUtoly, loo, the fund raiaen will eaaUnaa to aob us to Big deeper and give more. Every one of aa. II aaaaattaBaa aaana, haa baon caretafly loiapidafliod aa i^ what we gave laal yaar and, of oourw, wears raaladad af BMI when we are naked totfvoagata Ihta year, aad we wOl he raaBaded by the coapuler aeA yaar. Wall, cterBy la aad always baa been a ma)ar ataamal af our faMh A look and Itataa to BM Chrtoltoa evaagoUcals shows diey've teamed how to gN dtoir dollars Sawtor Thoae aedoUara doUai«_ wtakti support natlonwMl avaatellcal radto and lolwrlalaB lataap^ | grams, thoae dollars wWcb Haid a broad spectrum of eva cal acthrtuaa on eollags caa^waa. to dm dtlea, ta die 1 Hour allar hear, day altar day. Oir doBara, of esonw, atvpwt aa tocradBita array lyaipii^ 1 works. We balp Bavtal Javi f/H Baa af IBai aattai^prlaaa. we keep aur haapBata aad auratag hooaaa gslag. va aid Bto aadon of laraal, we auppart the WBal Fniwdattaaa aa caaipuaaa, we help people rabaMUtatodMlrllvas, aad as on. and aeon. But wadon't do much by way of getting our "good word" acroas to Iha world allarge We lake earaaf our own, but we don't ds much lor dmse beyond dw Jewtab eaauauaKy; dMae who nl^ wtab to be a part ef Bwl eoaMMadly al spMI. of taBB And aa we worry a tat abaiB aacB JearWi hey ar ghri-aian or dMt auccuoba to a etdl Uha dw Hara Krtahaas «r Ute . or dtol stnply slips away tato a aurrlag* vBli a I JewWi partaar. or that rtads Judaism taa Bsueb af a bardaa I Chrtatlan aoetaty Are they juat one taaa aama tor aur I sr's coavatars? Or sre they a praetaua barBags loat from 1 are to parealve oursalvea aa More Ihaa a halaagiaart 1 but radMr aa the seed lor a roUgtoua revival dMi must sweep I aertdwHh Its meaawi of God's love tor us' rm glad we're JMynaemtfally succaaaM to i we bave a raatar Hstaa dMB to buUd IV rtobaa ta I Our iraaaare ta car adMtaal "TBa strangor ttul < yea *aU be aato you aa aaa ben aamag yea. and thou riiaB I Mraagars are raacBlag aat for us. tar aw c si Baadi backl ThniB Tank tata BMB I t! ParaanitalBaMajtawaaddto^ary,,

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'Test Tube Babies'; Exploring Ethical Question _ ByGcorfiiMk The etiilcal <|ijaMkina raiMd by the lane of "iMt tube"lMbtnancurraiiaybcUic<ttMuiMdby aUS gov crnflMnt-flponMirad oaaminM whtck includes Or EufHW "SpMdy" ZwftbMTk, of Omaha The pr«c«4hirp oalM In vitro fertilization (the tenn "tea('(ut)e haby " it a mliinonHT and misleading, says Or Zwetback < involv«» (ertillzInK a human egg outside the txidy of a woman, then transleirtng the lertillzed egg back Into the wroman to establish pregnancy The ethical questions Involved are dticmaed In a re|»rt the Ethics Advisory Board Is making to the Pederal Oepartmeni of HMith, Education and Welfare i HKW > U-rocmbcr board oonalsts of seven physicians, a prlctt, two ethlclsts. and private ntixens The ft-'Ic eventually will be made publtc In the form of a two rhundrp< lundred' to three hundredpaKP volume The board Is re quired by HKW regulations to review research proposals ^volvlng human ID vitro fertilization, and to advise as to whether the process is "clearly ethically right." or "ethically defensible, txit still legitimately conlroveKed " The toard found that In vitro (meaning "under glasa''. as in "life under glass") fertUlzatton comes under the second beading. Thai Is. vvhlle many people may object to the on ethical grounds, there Is no reason to tielleve the process Itself Is Imntoral Some of the basic objections to "conception under Dr Zwelback said, point to the fact that several needtobctcftlllxedforoneof themio'take" In the r %Vhat happens, then, to the left-over eggs^ Is "getting rid of" the remaining eggs murder'' TIte board dealt with this question saying that all embryos should tie treated with "profound reaped" whatever Is ultimately with them Under this heading, the strongest objecItora came from Catholics From a Jewlikstaadpoint. Dr Zwelbacli said, rabbin leal acbolan aeen to find that there are no basic objec True human life begins about 12 weeks after conception, they say At that time there la wntlent behavior ind some brain function, and "human nuterlel" be-

Dr Eugene (Speedy i Zwelback comes "human life " Another major concern involved In vitro fertilization and Its offshoots comes ufider what Dr Zwelback called the "slippery slope," or "wedge" concept How far can scientific research and practice go In manipulating human life'' At what point does society say "enough tarn pering with human material^ Science now Is at a crossroads, Dr Zwelback said Cloning (reproduction of Identical Individual!) from a single egg or cell) Is just around the corner, the doctor says The nightmarish prospect of armies of Identical twins reacting to the same stimuli In an Identical fashion, like schools of fish, has t>een explored in numerous works of fictton Other prospects Include surrogate mothers, paid to bear the offspring of a coijple wishing to avoid the prob lemi of pregnancy, and the possible sale of celebrity

eggs. M^t would the price of a cross between Muhammad All and Klizabeth Taylor be"* A whole new indu&try might flourish, with sperm brokers trading football play er or rock star eggs The Kthics Adviiwry Board, says Dr Zwelback. i.s also dealing with potential legal problems "What are the rn child'", he asks "If a child is I 'lult Is It. and who has to pay"*" i/atlon Is still in its Infancy. ' ' IS no reason lo believe that would prtKlui-*- a higher percentage of abnorn n than natural conception The main problem Is stopping the "slippery slo process in which the procedure could become subject ( abuses, the Omaha surgeon said Among the many obj« lions lo the process are that In vitro fertilization is • natural." and would "destroy the moral fitxr of the co try" Hut. again what's natural, and how do you defln it." thed<M;tor says "Other people say. who needs more people"* The world Is overpopulated anyway." Dr Zwelback says While lie concedes that the point is a valid one. he insists the committee's concern is to establish control over the practice of In vitro fertilization. "If we don't establish some way of dealing with it. then it's going to be practiced anyway. legally or not. in this country or abroad." he said Meanwhile, the II S government moratorium on in vitro fertilization research, established In 1975. contlnOn the whole issue of government control. Dr Zwi back said, the committee will recommend some measures, but decided to ignore the issue of governmei en^ funding for research, since it involves public polli "There's a point of view that if anyone at all objects the U S government spending money on research, then why bother doing it at all. It's a good point, but it ignores the fact that it Is the only way to establish and maintain control of a potentially risky development for hum ly"

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valuable input from outlying communUlea ta tMa country Ml WallMra poMcd out the positive beneflti tarad will derive from a peace trealy with Ecypt She mentioned trade and economtr liei with < clour neighbor and the fact that' Al lyah" ilmmlnratloni to lirael li on the upawlng, both from weitcm countrtas and from the Soviet Union To prove her point. «iecited Ihr Israeli riilp thai haa junt mrnlly paiaed through theKun canal, an hiit Inrlcal "finil" In Middle F.HHt history

the tirael/ICgypt peace is Icadliig the Increasing terror lat attacks " Here Ms WHk crs told the story of the racent Icrmrlsl raid In Naharlya where an Isrsell and his son were kidnapped and killed while his wife, htdtag, smoth ered her vnung daughter to death to k'.nl In dry A money fromlir.' • ' v WelkenBends m• Ih.i >!•• money IS 1/-. .riic build

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Iha IMii^ thai •oed ptaMB to tai acquatalad wWill ware to Mag iaariaaa, to Siaiday Sdtoal, cMMraa'a aarvleaa, aa the radto. and aa raoordi. CMMraa oaaid aba gat tototaatod by Jatoiag a Jaatar dtotr. llM Jewtob toatnanantal mualc program. Ciid>» at the Jewlah CoaaMaMy Oaotar. and alao to go to Jewidi muBtc programa A dbOd caa grt totoraalad to BMric at aqr age By iiiplakdng Ike m* before she teaches them. Cantor Karp gato ddMran to toera Ike awaMng «t iham If chUdran doa't kaaar the nwaalBga tt MOff tkay skouM aak their taadtWMO I asked her why Jcwl* aaa. thay arw't sad. bui the type M niilidiii that Jowlik people ba«« wm€ tor agto ha«« always had IMa aoaad OM IhMks all Caatai* aad JawM aaMe toaefeen *ould try to laacb Ihatr alu^ denU different fctad* a( awalc tar dUtonat mood*. To make the BMNlc hMartatlBC Caator Kaip uaaa the guilar. kitt of dapptag aad Mapping, roaada, and iM0ag contoato In iha ik^tag eaalaato *a aa« wba CM iMg Ow MMl «orda to OM braalk.adto CM atog the faatoat.wtarMiMgitwtoiida* (that's «be CM I'd Hha to try I, aad who CM atog the HtfMal. tfspaadtog Mdwklnda(aM«, I a*ad Gag haw a chad artto cM't carry a tune could be halpad. Bto aaid by making ilH cMM (eel bettor abeui hia ar her voice, and eMoaraghv Mm vwdd help. Te baip a cMId with rhythm GaU pracUeaa wtt IfeMi by digptog aad speaking the words of the aai«i aata ihay ara r^. CMlar Karp grt tattraalad to toaato to the iMrd grade by her own Caator MM gal MIsraalad to the aaKar whM she waa 11 I bad a Maad who pUyad H tor JawMi Yaidli Qraapa. I a gsHar tar her Bat MMivah. aha wai IT whM aw gsl to1 to baaw a CaMar Caoiw Karp aha Uhaa daatoeal aad and aw plays ttw piaiw. roeardar, viaUa. aad aw t to play the baaaoM tor a** yaara. »a aald the awal pspulv aaw aaag for Uds at dw Taa^^a to Oaaaha la "It U A Trae afLlta". CMtor Karp to roal aaUMatoaUc ahaia bar MiBto. and I Ihtok that aayaw who la aMo to slag wtth ber la hKfcy, and they wOl raagy be MMraalad to awale

Bilu USY Elects Officers for '79-'80 ByDaUal On April II. Bflu USY bsld decltoM of afflenra tar dw It loalariad aa ehaptar praaldeal la Corey r Olhrr newly alactod oMears are as fsUowa first vlee | HiUal Branbarg. aocoad vlce-priaidnil - Marcy tnaaurar- - Raharl Uallne, rwcordkn aecretary Patrlrls Goadaua. cwraapnarting aacrttary - larl Rubta, parlismmia rtoa - Noal AhramsM Iteae offlcars ware hwlallad at (tooij baaqael aad taalailaUoM OT April« Oa bskaH o( the IIVt-1* EieniUve Board. I would like to tahe~l Ihto agparttoaty to wMfe much luck and succcaa to the new board aad to Uto aallr* chaptor The ehaptar to aaw to Uw pracaas of pianniiig lor lu aiknual CUT (Caadldato MambanMp Tratalagi USY U aa exccUent opportunily ior Jewish teens to meet paopto. to baoome Involved in social and community-wide evesMa. and to loam aiiout the Aayenc taiaraated m joining thr chapter or attnidlni C M T whieb win be held on June 1214. should contact Marcy NoodaU (lPI-»«7), Corey KlrshcsibMim (ni-3M7i. or DHIa Engatosa (I34-IS4I

AZA 1510 Activities Chalm Weumann held elections of pladgsmssties and dance chamaea Saturday. AprU M. at the JCC Marshall Pred, Kobrrt Greeaberg and Jay Dandy were elected dance chairmen, and Bniea P^sUaiaa. David GUlnaky aad Tim Schrager wet* elected pledgMBaalars Alter thr etoctlaas the nwmbara played basket baU aad alfear activitiea at the JOC WatomaM would like to coagralutslp AZA Is Sweetheart candidalaa: Siar) Hoffman. Susie Roflman. Cartn Hoffman. Carey Rice aad Marty Roaenblatl

The Mighty Brewers Or Powerful Phillies ByMnaaaOi Cral^toaPrap The way I see It lids aaaaan there are only » talkh« about llMae are the Boston Bad S«, New York Vankaaa. MUwaukM Brewers. Caltfonda Aaa<<s. Kanaas City Roy^ PMIadelphto Phltttoo, PHtabartfi PIralaa. Ctacianati Rads, Ua Aagolaa Dodgan, and the SM Praaelaee Qiaato Uw AnerlcM la^w East is Ow tou^wat dhriaton A dose race baiweM dw Yankees, Broaers. aad dw Red 8M wfli take place Here to my pradicUsn of the ««y ttwy wlU finish and why Brewers With people Ike RaMn Yount at shortstop who laat year batted zn. which was Ma beat araaon ever Other sirang points are Cecil Cooper at Unt who baU a gaudy 312 and Sal Bando at third who hMi as The pMchiaf aUff u well slacftad wMh thr likes ol Jim flalm and Jerry Auguatlae The beat part about the team la dwi tt aparaioa aa a learn and baa ^drllandprlde Yankees - The beat laam on paper wMi tots of stars, but they're ao Jealous of one another thai Ihey are eoaatanUy fighting and bicfcaring AIMI there sre manaflement-playrr prot>lenu Jinl laal weak when Kick GoasiRr, their reilef pttciier, and Cliff Johnaott, a rsasr« catcher, got to a fighl which resulted m Gossags's thumb auHarIng a lorn ligament. Ihe managsmenl Hned Iham tU,M aad R.IW each raapecUvely Bad 8M - A strong laam wMb gaad Mitar* Nhe Dwl^ Eeam who Wto IM and Jim lUce. one of the boat to baaabaU Aad •• caaaot targal Prad Lynn who shtgs W. Tlwy atoe have aoma good pttdtors to Luis Ttoni and Jim Wrt^ The American League Wcat haa a fine taato to the Angels and agoodteomlntheRoyato I predict this order of Dalsb Aagsto - With newly aequtosd Rod Carsw they will be al •aat unbratat>le Nolan Ryan la one of UM bsat pitchers in the laayw with aame ftoe badugis Royata - A aalld laam with no aertM anaugb toiperti playan to wto dw pannaat The Nattonal I aagaa Baal haa a great lepieiMlatlve to dw PhUUesThey eodd raeah* a IWto boat from Plttatwr^ however. Here are my pradlettam: Phllltos- A great ItaMer and team player to JoaeCardenal A good catcher to Barry Paote, and of ooune Uie new team toadm Peto Roee Crag Lwlnakl, a repeal All Star, Is aigierb Thalr aatftald has a hatUag af«n«a of .W. Thatr other players are jaadMaugitoBtofcaaptorgtotodtatgamlpitchsra. Pkrataa - A rM< pMdMr to Oaylord Perry, aad slao goad baekapa Uha LaUcfe. Ua. OMMnka, and JooM. Ttay hava batdag fbaiiip Daee Paitar aad alhar solM playan Hka Omar MiiiBiwhobato Ml la dw Nattonal Ueague Weal the dhrtotan la up tor |r«ba hol««HatoOadgsra.Rada,andOtosito Heratomypradtaltoe: Gtoaia - Wtth Vtta Bhw aad bto bacfcapa dw pMcMag aafl to waO aladNd. niey have a good ftald aad same ftaw hitlart like Larry HaradM who hits a firm JM tWhalaawil oa HiigalaaaadnnlMafl

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Torah Scrolls By Amy rrankd In Omaha Uiarc lionty one aynaancur «ilh dnoraltvF Torah • •mm II la poiwIM* to aaaunw thai tbr %vnini<tVfH^ nrr nmurr Mir dMlin Y I'lr an rll mlemporar'. • 1 was III iiK.i iiml nWfnb^lt o{ I riii|ii«- IM , (tion prainaMt tiial th* Torah coven be rrdoiM' f the Temple Urafl liodrii .imirovwl the iirniMiMii., jh rov era weti hy Mrs Sidney Brooks s m Perimeter The Turah I-UV«T» *ri • ri »ilh the alalnMigtaaawlndowt. thti ttiearli and windowi totether In May Itn the Torah covert were completed and were ready to be dtiplayed and uicd. upon the re-opening of the Temple, after the May (tornado In l«7S which shul the Temple down lor one year

By Barl>ara Forttes Burke High School B'nal B'hth Youth OrganliatkMi It t kMigtime eslali llshment for the benefit ol Jewish youth What has hap pened to if Whare It the anHwalaun. the closeness be Iween Jewlib taent brought about by belonging to an A Z A orB B Ci group' There trr many reasons for these once rommrwi fpej Ings t)elng lowered The main problem Is thi (ween high schooh where tile teens are Tb< at Weatatde while there are not as m.wi\ r >< Onlral or any of the other high schouh ' ' m, if i .r : i. surrounding area Kids have a harder iiiiif K< ninK i<> on tftemoon meeting at a place that it equidistant from all irhools The Jewish Community Center lit supposed to pro^ vkle faclDIlM for the youth, but the larilltlen offrrrd irr aotgea' ^ It provides lounges for >' < Whan a foruse'The 'J'• wasa r B B Y 1' i-f. .iixiu( a) years or so ago but now ii s HDI lar out to t>e a ronvenienl place lor anyone p,r<"-i- rh..v tri I,, r,,., u H Y f) They '< •!'•.• that ('" ideni to ruii They rt.i > x it Is lor a 11 . dent to t>e told not to do aumelhing because the adults don't think It will tiim nul for Ihe IwMer It's possible the adults could i'>.il should he butting in an soul had. let us find out for iiuisi*iv»-^ wi i*r IMHI I riiiinr the same mis lake again and again These pmt>lems were not made Just recently, they have lieen growing over the yean How do we stop them from ruining Ihe future of B B V O •• Please tend your comments to: You .^sked Kor II i ri The Jewish Press of Omaha. :W3.So l,?2nd.St .Omaha Sr MI44

Steven Moskovits Earns Scholarship Steven J Mosinnii^ a »e nior at Omaha Wisisiile High has tieen selecltMl for a I'm venilv of Vpt)r,isi(3 .ii '(m.-iha Distil Thet

lleteo llafiM*ii Steven Ihe son of Mr and Mrs Sam M • •! IB19 .\ TSlhSI lyac counting ami muKiKi'inent Ills future plans include (he ttudy of l«» Al WeslMde. he It active in (''uture Businesii l..eaders ol America. Math Club. National Forensic |j-ague and the National I' ' iv He rank! fifth •1750 .1 .111 «,is one ol six slu dents chosen for sctvilarships

through UNO's Olsnt iguished (leu Scholarship I'mgram Mi than 100 students vtcre noi naled tiy then * principal lor Ihi , ii sctKMils may nn. :.i> one student for every 100 se niors There were 71 finalists wfM) participated in the com pelitive examination and wsay on the lINtJ Cam; March l« Winners were cl sen by the UNO Honors F ullv

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A Special Person ByMldMlleA.Jaagw MaaUHortSdMOl A special person in my Hie and In the lives o( many othen is Csnlor LM PeUman. of Beth Israel Synatoffue I Interviewed the cantor iMcauae I wanted to know more about him Caator Ketlman hat been a cantor ior a years He went to caalartal tchool and he alto went to a music ooaaervatory DMidM singtnt every day. he teaches the choir on Wednesday attfiU and prepares iludenu for their Bar and Bat MItivahi HclaUMprtat^odheSynagogutidMel The good iMws la that Cmlor will (tag ta lang at be it able Ha llkai bli job bacauac ha la ihartag hit lalaol I lUte Cantor be eawa ha ttkaaktoioh and I am proud of Mm I feel that he loves ut all aad mayha that's why he Is to special itoyoMliyHPrlaallaraa *

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Father FUnafan Award for Service to Voadi. at a lestlma Blai dtaaxr laat wecli at the Omaha HIHon Hotel baUroom For Mmaeff, l>r Salk ha* been busy ranllmiinii bis work In medlcsl research slaoe he ted the battle aKaUari poilp as the director of Uw Virus Re-

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A Reinterpretation of Anti-Semitism J*-** in (hr (irsl K. ii tor Ih^m (ml> n( tlir past. Ihi> rcsiMa: .utiMHjurni Rmrrii Hora The Amith. Ilkr Ihe Jew», fonliiim- in H-MSI JI i ultur.ihun yrl unlikr the J<*ws. thry rim iv i, tlielrKparatntnu Amrrxan '^llnctlveneai In n-onomlr : In ihort. wc l«arn that AJ: tkt Amilli. fully a(T«p(r<1 Ml laiknr "pthnii di»iii divtduaU. thin), that unh^ ttnetlvMiMi aa aomWiow • •imUig at group survival i i UtcpoimoflniegraClon' aiui MUVIVAJ They art-MIM. our au Uwr obaervca. characUMiatiraily "denying ih* vrry piistrncp <>( ttw Iwtaii " Than is, to bt tor*, a dldnmrr t>rtw<>«i f.umfte and Amen ea Prcnetunen and fJermans l>'pirally exprc-ird Jmn in outdo tlienuetves In Rralllude lur reasmn in be penerulrd In crm trast. AmprlraripM'ted Jrw» merely loprlvatiiewh,iti'M'r h.irt ol Uielr rpliglo^rulturil herilaiie (hry wtiihed (a pr. at the aame lime presummR that everyone would <'> t aa one and none as more than one It la no wonder lliiil J<'»ii.li immigrant* responded enUiusiasllrally U> bolti Itv ripeclaiinn and the promiae. and to Ihe extt'ii'' e«pectallo(i were Ind rould be n America han been a k'""^'- "" ... . ...-. ,_.„„,„ Inevitably loi ihol II' v Did Ihe leparaliiii late make a total «Mid to ('onstanlinlan Chmtinn iiiiprriitliiiii' Mad (he New World nd il •elf ••nnn-lv of Ihe anil S»mitiHm <>( <lw nlff It is siirrlv not unlv tb. di. as "^ 111*-1 II .tri>

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Due to the death of our dear brother Harmarx Tiefanbrunner, our shop will be doted during the entire shiva period. We will reopen at the conclusion of •hiva on Monda'i morn'mq. May 14. We thank our many customers for their expression of sympathy at our loss.

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Births [X and Mrs fhlllip llkin anmHirue Ihe birth of twin sons. Andrew Sleven and Corey Oaniel on May 7 The It kins also have a son, Jason Aaron 3 (irandparenis are Mr and Mrs lierald Brody of l>tlum wa. lA and Mr and Mrs lidvid J llkin Maternal great grandmother Is Mrs K (iodlrey

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He's a number on a waiting list in Israel. Waiting lor a place in a sprrlal tutoring priigrani. hoping to esc <>pp Ihe cycle nl umtereduration artd uiKJeremplovment that trapped his father. The llM Is long... and moves slowty, lor lack of funds. Ntoslm isn't sure there's anything to ivait lor any rTM>re. There are thouMiftda o< Nluims. Numbers on waiting lists for youth care programs. Lists thai grou' longer as funds, battered by InAalion, grow shorter. In Israel. In Asia af>d North Africa, f.ven here. h'l poaalble to forget all about them. Bui loforgrt NIsaim i;ou muaf/brjet uiho i^ou are. You must ignore a heritage of thousands of years of shared )oy and suffering — the oncneas of ail J^ws everywhere. Nissim Is you— and his needs are S/our needs, with a different emphasis.

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(ireal-grandparents are<Jack K Cohen and Mrs Mollie Brooksleln. i^s Angeles. Calif

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Harry Allen and Gerald Grant were overall chairmen of the evant with votuntaers awHttng Among the vol >wl»sn were: Mrs Gerald Graot. Mr and Mrs Chart«s Kdler, Mn Fanny Klllnger. Mrs Max Neiden. Mn Lmn Chesnin. Mrs Gene Schaffer. Mrs Jarii Singer. Mn Ber nice Katikee. Mn Fiyr Unger Mn KsK^r Himen berg. Mn Harry Leviruon. Mn Harry Kuklin. Mn Nor man Feld. Mn Robert Chan dler. Dee Story. Mn Dave Zotot. Mn Harry HreaJow, Brenda Moacowlti. Jack Nitk er, Hert) Gaba. Ira .Schrelbrr, Mn Arnold Carmel. .Steven Schwartzbach. Mn Hyman Poiaky. Mn Leo Hill. Rabbi Mart BIsman. Rabbi Henry Karp, j:zra Kohn. Mn Rich ird Fretvogel. and Vale Got •diner Mr and Mn Adam .Smllii will honor their ion. Jeffrey ScotI on hu Bar Mitzvah on May II and It at Tllereth Is^ rael Synagogue The Congregation U cordially Invited by Mr and Mn Smith to attend aervleea and to pianicipate in Ihe Ooeg Sh^ibat and Kidduah lUBCheoa fMlovtng the aer' vices A study group la being formed to study Ptrtw Avol iRthicsof theFalheni It will be lead by Jacob Rosenberg In bis home at at 3K1 Pace Blvd on Siiabbat afternoons. 4 S IS p m The first meeting will t>e held on May I» Kor further In

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The Kundralslng Committee Meeting will be held at the South .Street Temple. May 14 at 7'30p m

The South Street Temple held lU monthly meeting May t at noon Guest speaiier was Bestly Breach, wlw spoke on her role as the Human Rights r«mmlaaioner and the Com mission's role in Ifn This was a brown-l>ag lundMon Oneg Shabt>at sponaon (or the month of AprtI were r>r and Mn Sheldon .Stick. Mr and Mn Barry Myen. Dr and Mn Leater Lipaky. Mr and Mn Roy Butfum and Mn Kanny Kllinger (or an Oneg during the month o( March

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Construction Starts On JCC Fitness Course Stvve LiMtgartMi. ciMir man. JCX' HaaHh tod Ptiyaica) Education CommNtM haa anMunccd thai the JewM ComBMialty Center haa atarlad ooMtntrtlon of an outdoor Parcounr ritmaa Circuit Tlte Parcourtc Fltncaa Circuit cowbtow all o( the el MBMla of a Miantiflcally de^ M^Md ciarrlar procram In a IMl, outdoor leltlng The Par oounc Circuit la a aene« of l( •larcta* alaUoaa ipacad over a ).MI loot trail (one and onehalf llmea around the coune equali a mllei Karti tlallon provlea a type of exerclie Warm-up, ttrelching. muarle •traogllicnlng. cardiovairular and cool down, with walklns, )oc gUiK. and runnlnf In-betwcen autioaa

Deaths ESTHER MEYERSON Servic«« lor Eather Meyer MM. 17, who died April ». wore conducted April 27 at (Golden Hill Cemetery with Rahbl laaac Nadofl. of Beth lirael Synagofpie. olflrialinR Survived by husband. Meyer, ion. I>FO of Omaha, daughter. Mr* Morion 'f---— "^ '.mk of SanU Bar 2 ililert, Mrs A Cohen and Mrs .Sam Kioldiei Sycowiiki. tM>th of \x» Angeles, fi grarHk-hll dren

The Parctmrae Fltneaa Clrruit. deiiipied aftrr the rerre atmnal eKerclie rlrrult called Vita Parroune in Kurope. i> becmini! quite popular In the US . Chuck Arnold, athletic director aald "The phUoaophy of the Harc«»ur»e Kllr»eia CIr

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Services (or Herman Tiefen bninnrr 78 weri" rnnduclol May 8 al (Mden Hill (erne tery Survivor* wKe, Roie. daughters. Mr!i .Sol Moaes and Mrt l>eon Brand, two grand children, two great grandchll dren. (ixir brothers

cult l> to pmvlfle a (arlllly where the entire family can exercue logfihcr tn A iilf-aaing Mivlronmeni Captain Charl«> Dismore. Inapector Initrurtor of the Kn

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Service* werr held on Ma> 9 at Temple Israel lor Millard MgfKolln ill .Survivors wife. Joan, sons Roaa. Ljince. Jay. dauKblcr Lisa, mother. Mrs H<-»si<Margolin, six sisters, one brother

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AG AM — soe our Agamogram RUBIN — deceaaed master WEIL — pernnanent display at Kenr>edv Canter CASTEL — Begin gave suite to Carter at first Camp David meeting ABERHAUS- self taught Russian TOBIASSE - Chagall's protege NACHSON - the Rabbi Anist Plus many rnore- f-ine art posters

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Jewish Cooking

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Oaa eoald parcoto* Ihe "Cb" aouad. like In L'diayUn aad Ruchei, dMa'l cone out to tbe dlaUacUvr ityte that jl namm aahraBy torJewMMk* With ctovm tmptovtaaiton Ihe caal of • tmad Beth El > •octol hall Uitonddler't imag loallve thtcll, Anatevka.

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Ev«ry Sundoy, ^a.m.-1 p.m. •IteUmi wh» %»ve Cnmm or fnO* Upptm§

il*8 cooUng you*d ^^ grandmother Homemade spcctate that change each day of the week complement our regidar menu terns. DeHclous entrees, super sandwiches, homemade soups, bread and desserts served In a comh>rtat>le. intimate alrT>osphcrc. For ktnch or dinner daly until 11 pm. Frklay and Saturday unti I am.

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Rokdey Hakeshet

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MOTHER S DA y PROGRAM A Mother's Day prof{ram will lake place al the Dr Phil ip .Stier Home lor the Afjed Stmday al II 30 a m with the radio per»nnalltie«, a buffet hinch and greetlnn carda. Nancy WalaoH. recreation di rector, has announred

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o( Rokdey Hakrahet < Uanrere o( Uw Ranttwwi dlipiay »omr oi tht wvtral coituiw llHy wU uw ai Sunday'i pcrfomuncc In c«l«<>rMlan of Yom Ha'aUmaut The mcmbcn of the troap ar« tack ni* Iraai Mt. Mlndy Wlmr. Coorad KoUar, Andy Uovett. Michael Orai. and MIrt am Omi MMdte row. Ml to rlgM. Maxlae Noodall. Mary Marhart. Sydney Rubin. Gertrude GIfata. Mariana Saiomao FronI row left to rt||M. Suaan Bruateln. PhUlp Oren. Ruth (>ren. and Alice Wetw. Not pictured. Fred Wilaon

JOtN US FOM nXASANT FAMILY CMNINQ ~» OLOCKa aouTM or i aina * i on HWV toSUMl SMtoaM lUtunOMM S<««WKl<M CHUOMIH t MIMU 10 10 AM TO 100 A.M WON THOu SAT KM CAIMT OUT ONQCMa CALL

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ITALIAN Rl RiSTORANTE

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Aufhefitic Nofthem & Southern Italian Cuisine I IfTS Raciplant Unitad Airlina* Mainlinar I Magailna Award for Dining Ekcallanca Oman Man Sai fipm 11pm Prival* PartM* to 100

Ujncfi Mvi fn Ham 2pm Sunday Only

FOR RESERVATIOMS CALLSU-ltTI Leavonworth Your Host; Sam Bonofede ,

ssgis;?* 1212 So. 119th St.

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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 5p.m.-11p.m. RpMrvation* Aci:«ptMl 33&3700

Join Roaia for a liftla bit of old workj hokpltality Lota of fraah fruit, aaladt. kcramblAd aggt, haah browns, bacon, sausage, barbaquad ribs, chlckan. and an assortment of pastries Featuring Lonnie Moss s famous Blacksfpne Hotel coffap cheasa-cake and crumb cake From tOa.m. to2p.m IwiCaatral flndAOravar

SHOWING ORIGINAL CARTOONS Th« Artiftt will fthor* MMTI* laugbt with you May 13. 7 30 p m drowtngt ond cartoon* (pubti»h«d PlAVftOV or>d ROAO I TRACK moffOlirw) plut mony un publi%h«d woHi» R«ffOihm«nli ••rvoJ Sho* will bo pr*»«nt thawing ongirtolt or>d oHonng up th«b*«t modKirM Como, |otn u«

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Reading Room Gallery Featuring in May

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PLANT SALE Sponsored by the Senior High Youth Committee of the JCC

mall er briag In la Chuck Ar aoM. nqmlcal Edacalion Director, US Saidh l»ad Street. Omaha. Nehraakj aiM

SUNDAY, MAY 13,1979 Noon to 5:00 p.m.

HOMEPHONL.

HOME ADDRESS. BUSINESS ADDRESS

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In the Canteen Geraniums Begonias Hanging Baskets Green Plants and a Variety of Others

BUS PHONE

Peace

The Family Program Committee of the Jewish Community Center is pleased to announce "An Israeli Gala" celebrating Yom Ha'atimaut, larael's Independence on Surutey. May 13 at the JCC. The "gala", which will be held from noon to 5 p.m. will offer activities for the entire family: pre-schoolers, elementary school children, pre-teens, teenagers and adults. Food and Drinks will be sold.

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Israeli and Jewish Artists

MEDICAL DATA BANC INFORMATION

Shalom

Afternoon

Graphics and Paintings

REASONABLE PRICES

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Paintings By Nancy Robinson

Exhibit and Sale

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Opening Sunday. May 13.1979 Regency Galleries of Stamford, Connecticut

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Annual Israeli Indapendence Day Art Show

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Contest Winners Announced

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This Sunday — May 13th f ;00 to Noon Track 8 Fiold, Swim M««t, WreatNng 19th 12th Grade! Noon to 3:30 p m. laraeli Food Sold - Ealafal. Mandal Brot, Hot Doga. Stru<M, Soda, Potato CtMpa. Fruit Plata, etc I'OO to 1:30 p m Opening Caremonias - Colo< Guard IfMocation Jaruaalam of Gold Hatikvah Gd Bleaa America My Yiddiaha Momma Spaakar, Chiaf Justice Norman Krivoaha 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. An laraak Flm, "The Flyifw Matchmakar" 1:30 to 3:1B p.m. Maccabaan Gamaa. Art* 6 Crafts, Swimming, Storvtol kng. (For prsachooiars through eighth grade boyt arKl 3:30 to S;00 p.m.

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