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^ttpume Court nilw • on Qeit Din ruling Tbe NMrW^fuWk Watk NEWYORK-lkaNwv iaM«|r 8o|ne» Ckmrt haa niM tbat aiapa the Elvaa^ tUbnm Cntar in JaiiatMth.tU...afiMdto juhiit>dii>rt»witfitta ittll4» aWtdlB bfAUnleal HMtttL it tmuKi nm aak acivil eonit to adUty 4dM Wt dn'a dadaioB. - TIM^nte, wfafch ean' tend aniMB the ooBi^afatioo'a nUi. Yda Fiahthat Fiahman had franduleotlr aitand hia anaployidtwtadajth
rforhiaown Ihiaaynagogfea dotiaa. Ife waa fired by the ooih gregatiaa'a board of tniateea in 1966, one year after the majority of the board voted to ghra Urn a aacond thra»««ar contract Fiahiaao refuaed to iMw^^UadBfftli MkMlU.Mdi rik 0» asraafDfu»«wBed Oedadvl
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1%e dti^ eoort raferMNl the mattar to k bait 4iB. Althoafh^lka wfuagogae appaalaff thrt nli&g and loot, the atato court Mtad that the asmafogne iBd notappaal fnthar. AD of the.chavfM leveled afaiaBt Ralnnaa won diamiaaodbjr the bait din, which rnlad in November 1987 that'4ar the aake of peeca," Fiahman ahould vohmtarily reaign and be paid tlOO.000 in damagea. The dvfl oogrt then accepted that nding aa blndti^ diamiaaiBg oomptainta from the aynagoguethat it never accaptod the belt din'a jioiadictiaa. Iliat dedaioa wa«n|iltald by the atate'a ^ipeiiate Diviaion. Althoo^ the New Jer aey Soprane Court auatainad that ruling, it critidaad the AwdUte DividaaiarltaMDwfcigof "the diatiiiK.itmi WtiMaa cMl and rriigiotta iaauaa, aaaerting that 'raM^a «|Bwtioaa|iiiwiiliaMof the iaaaaa hi thia (
^dioatians express syilipalhy, solidarity
; ZAOBBB, Vocoalavia ^A)-The laatet of Yumd^'tOmnMm rspahpiadudftsctheprseident ItltaiM^Maet ndiiiiters. exjaaaaad • eympathy and nUdirity with the badly •alwIrMi Jewiah community pmn. I CMfidalaofallrankaooB>)ianmed the two bombfMga (that asmpaly damaged the ^atrlah odmmunity eaatar ig in the center of tandthaJewiahaaoI of the mnnidpd oem|«tery. i\ Polica annouacad a IflMOOMwavipasraUahi.
Oarmaa ataika. for faiforjBatidB laadiag to the arrait4rf tM pscpetratora. IV ChMtianJawiah Society of Callioraia hw ofitndaaadditiaMl 1100,000 reward. Ilie eoaifflunity reportad noaiviBg hundreda of lattara and talagrama of aappart from aU over Yu' goanvia and abroad. It waa aai^adally gratified by the many msasagee from Croatian poUtkaTparUea, atate inadtatldoB, mambara of pariiamant and nfh laasutattwa of raligioua
PoHce promise ffwr YomcuTAH PaiioB U dw Ormn RiMts aactkn of BrooUyn Hrffl be more afgreeaive in arreating |M9«trat(ira of ykh leaea tmi-^vaMMIam. Mario SalVaggi, eUef o< patrol fat the Now York PoUoa DepartBMDt, aaid. The fnaaiaad ehangee heartaiiad nembaca of the Jewish commoaity in Crown Haigfata, iriMT* racial taanoo batwaan blacks and Jewa haa flarad into violsoca racaotly. Kenneth BiaHdn. preaident irf the JCBC, aaid he and other Jewiah conununity leadera are (wonting on polka and Mayor David Dinkina to reatore calm OB the streets of Crown HeighU. But if racial taosiona oontinua^ they add, the Natkmal Guard ahould ba put «• akit
Robert I. Ku%, praaidsBt of the Milton S. and Corinne N. -Uvingaton Fooadatte. Inc. &aa> an* n^^nced the electioa of Qanid A. Hoberman as a Foondatkw Thiatee. Acecrdfaig to Mr. KuDy, the Trustees selected Mr. Hobannan becauae of hia long and impreasive record in dvic and Jewish community afiairs. "Jerry haa tha knowl«dge, ezperienea and aoiind judpnent io he^ us make wiaa dedskns for the aipeoditure of our funde, so that our PUlanthropie ofajectlvee can beet be achieved," Mr. KnUy aald. Hoberman haa led eevct^ al diviakna of the Jewiah Federatkm Campaign in recent yeara and iaaa general co-chairnan in 1991. Ha chaired the firat cnnwBdBitywkiefundraia ing dinner, haa led a miasfon to WaahiagtoiLjiMi haa raoef«9d the .€&inpaign'e OatatfiHihg Vol' untear Aw*sl^ •^^•Atamg the boerds on which he haa asrved are the Jewiah Fadsratiao, the Buraan for the Aging; the C8C-ADL Ooomitteai and Itaiple Israel, alwfakh he iacunntly first vice praaiMr. Hobannan is praeidant of TIree, Inc., which he fiounded to 1970, vice pteddentof DelNat, anatiood tire buying group, and has been a board member of the Omaha Small Budaaas Cooadl. Inaeoaptinc-tfca apyaiatmiQt, Mr. Hobannan •dd he waa extromdy pKaaed and proud to be asked to Jdn the Board of Tniateee.
Jewish man among throe who died defending^ RiisA^ By Robaet Ldter known man from the ( Jewiah Bapoaaat caBa8hadbeeakitted.1 PHILADELPHIA-One nNMfi for thia, I of the three young men aaWwHtmtbei who died dwidding the ingpbyaieianatthel Russian Pariiament buikl- tal who first saw ing during last week's evaky's body noticed failed coup in tbe Soviet had bean dicumdaadi Union waa Jewish. Ilya aasnmad he waaa Mo Krichevaky waa buried from tha Caucaaoa, a last week, but not, acpQid- gion in tha aoat ing to AkKAnder Sunu- part of the Soviet Un kler, before he became the Tbe young man's firat Jew dnoe Worid War II to reodve hia country's antsweottopdicei highest dvillan honor, cal hoapltals in search ( "Hero of the Soviet thdr ndaaing aoo, kler eaid. Beceaae ! Union." ShmuUer, one of three evaky had basa co-chairmsn of the Va'ad, kisotifiedaaaMaalen,! the umbrella organicatkm partnta were not for all Jewiah groopa to the the body. Later, tt^ri Soviet Union, was con- tdcen to the morgue,! tacted by phone at his th«y identified their i Moscow ^Mrtnunt Sungovernment mMM day by hia Phfladdphia aUIhe tha airansanaata coaains, Joosftb attdJu«nis SbnuUar, «rho related Krichevaky'a foaen ffllift>iiisiaijil,whfch the ataiy of tha funeral to data achaMsd for tha layanent ^^ wfnevKy, an architect. Sataiday at U a.m. after they leened ye^^l^^^ (hevkt|»' the Moaoow mayor's hia mUtBTy aervice to the atteioint to call Ral Soviet tank oorpa. ^ Adoiph Shayevitch nwagh the yoang mab Moacow's Chord came fmn what Snnwider gogueandthe daecribed aa aa "aaaimi- rabUatthePdyakov lated Jewidi home," he waa tovolved to the Soviet- agogoa. But becauae wtt Shabbat, thwe waa Israd FlriMddiV Society. anawer ^ dther kcatiooi,! On the nii^ the Soviet tanka attadMd, Shmuklar The mayor'a office thea'j said, Krichevaky was called Shmul(hr for I among thooa who manned on how to biuy Kticfaevj the barricadea. stitii|«Hiir ahjr. Uafcrtiaatdy. aaid he waa USad after be- d«iasddai«*idir ing avglmtt^iiMmM could not be arranged. UnlL tNisr aawa rsporta aaid Krichevaky waa diot Shmukler spoke tothihead. Krichaveky'e paraaiW, According to the Va'ad who. thoo^ aasiadHUd. official, tha Soviet preee ho|tad that there mig& be reported that night that aome Jewiah ooateat to, two Ruaeians and an un-
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JERUSAUKM 0TA)Ragulv diraot fli^ befewaan laraal'a BeoOoiion Aiipart aad aaveral Soviet dtiaa are to begin thlafaD, according to tha Miniatry of Transportation. TALMUDIC SCHOLAR DIBS JERUSALEM (JTA)Rabbi Kalman Kahana, one of the laat aurviving siipiars of Isvael'a frocl» mation of indapeodeooe in IMS, was buried hare laat week. Ataagtimeleadsrof the Poald Agudat Yiarad party and a widely r*' spedad Talmodk achdar, hediedfaiJaruaalsuattfas age of M.
Welcome neighbors RehU Paai Oraaea <Wt) and Ray Oeidetala. preddaat, BMh El Syamspe, eat aiibbeaf8aadeyaJgktecsHh»Btetheepeatogeled4ewalkraaaer«iagtaapesfc' tog lete ef Bath B Syai^e|rae and Na aiat jaBt Idj^tm, the Minidi OhaidL OthaBsh the pkHeaseBhaithaiiaih—who helped to the preparetleaef the sMewalk. Mate pads w>?erage on page 5.
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