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Libya seeks missiles wttli German lielp By Rirtk B. GraiMr ROMfi (JTAI-LOqrtn kadar Moianmar QadbidS, with Oennui he^, is appanotly trying to build a factory for the productioD of ground-to-grooad miasilas cqMbfe <rf atriUng larael, aoecrding to an article in the Milan daily CorrieredeBa Sera. The miaaOea would have a range of 1,000 Idlometcra, or 620 adlae. IfiaaOae find from libya'a aaatem border would be capable of striking anywhere in I«nwL The revelatiooa ccmie at a tine of ongoing admiaafama at a trial in Mannheim, Germany, that a German diemicala company knowingly helped LB^boUd a poison gas plant Other German firms hava been aocosed of helping Libya manufacture iy)Hn)f|MMiM«»Mil ^pfiwia
"Saaptdoiis and nmura about the aacret plane of the nqiradietable Libyan leader ware abwdly drcula^ig in the paat inr WWHtlH, ~tlBt'~Only'BOW have now efammts oome to light." wrote Oakk> (Mimpio. He wrote that at the ead 01 duty, rnatoma oCBoara in HamborgaeiMd a Libyan afa^ whoee cargo waa later determined by esperta to couist of machinery fbr
ground-toground ndssflee. The machinery .came from the Frits Werner factory inRheingau. "Later investigations showed that this firm had aabatantial buainaaa dealings with libjra, naturally cwried out behind a amokescreen of tridu snd false declarations," he wrote. Olimplo wrote that Wamar aigned a cootraet with Libya at the end of 1990for"afaKtoryforthe cooatruction of pfpaa for eewcra and aqnadneta." According to the Cor^ riero artiela, "aooNea in the Libyan oppoaition" have edd the factory, which is located near 1^:^011. is a workshap for the productkn of Al Fatah The artida quoted Ger^ man taehnkd stafi aant to work in Libya aa aaying this factory ia anrroondsd by bugs aaonrity meaauna, "certainly not vay oaual for a afanpla pipe feetary."
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n Professor awarded our grants for'91-'92 Dr. lUehard A. Freund, aaaodate profeaaor in the DepartoMDt of FUkMOphy and Religion at the Univnitar ofNefaraaka at Omaha, has been awarded four grants for the 1991-92 academic year. Dr. Frannd waa awarded a Buma Ethica Grant, from B'aai B'rith HiUal National Fouodatieaa to ftaad a ooBfaraoce on the Holocauat at UNO on Oct S7 antitied, "Thm Jawiah and CauMan BtUea of Caring: A New P«apaettv« on the KMocauat'^ llda confaranca will be condoctad in ooonUaatioo with the Anna Frank exhibit due to b^^ in Omaha in lata Oetobarv The Jawiah Stodaota Gr!-"«•««<«•' of UNO and Croidkton directed by Dr. mund waa awarded a Bchrtflv Foundation Grant, ftrom the Jawiah Fsdaratioa of Omaha, in addition to the ongoing funding of campus aetivrtiae of the Henry MoaMky B'nai B'rith Lodata of 09iaba,Nebr.
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Dr. Freund was alao the rei^iait of a Unlveraity of Nahraaka at Omaha Research Grant for the Fafi somester entitled: "A Study of Reaearch Diractions of Faculty in a Comfatead PhikMOiAy and Religion Department in the 1991a." Fioalty, Dr. Freund will be part of a Natkmal LOly Grant of piofaBaora of religion in American univerMm wbk^wfil meet to plan the teaching of religion, aepedaUy Judaiam and BibUeal stodieB in U.S. Univeraitiea, for the year MOO. In additioa to his teaching raeponeibilitiae at UNO and in the community, Dr. Frannd was recently appointed codirector and correaponding aecntary of the Betb-
0M*, Itntt awavatkm nraeantly being carried out by a conaortium of eight unlveraitiaa worldwide, apoarheadedbyUNOand Crai^ton Univaraity.
The diaper Olympics Oattty the lay ef the land iwr tfis Septg 'djyer lift «• liikt, frwt to back, Andrew Tayiaa^ Joey Kdhn. Andngr Garbar. Hewy GhaJiarg, Matttew IDag, BacBMl Garden and Anna InnBannMiBsar, Tna a crairilBg race, a
Temple lerael ia coqM»8oring a new program whkh will change the Uvee of homeloBs chiUien in the Omaha area, according to a Temple qrakaeman. The AlUanoe of FamQy Ifflielters, in cooparatkn with Crdc^itan University and the Nebrdaka Department of Edncatkm, hu devdoped a multt<lisci|dinary academic/cultural experience for theee homaleee youth called "The Pa»ssgee PK>}ect." TIM chUdien wiO woik to produce a newspaper fillad with pictoree and atoriee which will be written and developed by themsefves. nds aspect of the project will be organised and facilitated by KatUein Havlik, the director of the Paasagea Project, dong with aeveral CMi^ton Unhrar sity students. In additkin to provfaling apace and eupport for Paaeagaa, Tmiple larael has crsetad a paraBal project caOad "Mentor* for Honeleee ChBdren," funded
counselor and friend, accompanying the child to the mo^des, a {day, a apcrting event or a muaeum. Fw many of the children, theee ezcursionB will be first-time events. The Mantors wiB slso hi^ plan and supervise aivenigfat retreats and fiekl Uipti tat the entire group. The Mentors project will give Jewish youth the opportunity of efiect change through Mitsvah w«ifc in a concrete manner. Mentors will ha^ these homaleee cUhfaon buiU ssifwitsfiw n^ flulf-ieapoct by acting as positive rolemodels ""^ friends. AdditianaUy, eadi Mentor will be meettng once or twice a month with Mr. Zwattiacfc and a profaaaional counsslor into will* serve as project consultant Toflsther thay will study the aanotional tranmas common to the bomaaaoaitive waya of wnrUng with thaaadiflilnn. Mentors wiO alao a^ndy varf
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Early deildiines TUs year, moat of the Jawiah holUayB fan on Monday and Tuaaday. the ofBcae of the Jawiah Fteea will be doeed. TUa wfll neceesitate earily deadtttiee f or the entire loonth <rf September and the first week k October. TlwdaadUnee are: I of 907 .9 ajn., Twaday, »17 of 1«4 9ajn., Wednaaday,905 Yeareeepanrtfanlnadhwh^totbaairlMrffiaiawffl be greatly appredated by the ataf f of the Jewlah Praoe.
Foundation and coordi- itytothel Am«na intaraatad hi be-' nated by Temple larad Youth Director, Joeh Zwd- coming a Mentor or lean^ big more about the proback. Bach program vohmteer, gram abould contact Joah 10th-12th grade Jewish ZweOMck at Temple leyouth, win be paired wiUi rael, 6664686. Donations one of theae homaleaa chfl- of darkroom equipment dren and act aa hia/her snd photographic auppUea mentor. Each mentor wiU wouU be greatly approliM isim the Iwiiielaea rhlM'i dated.
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Soviet storks migrate ByHi«hOrgd TEL AVIV (JTA) Tans of thousands of visitors fawn the Soviet Unkn flew over larad on llmraday, but thay wera not new dim and th«y cauaed no prd>lons with housing or ampkijrment HM vidtore were a flock of eome 60,000 storks, winging their way in maaa formation in thair anmul migration from their aummer dachaa in Ruaaia and Eaatem Bnopa to their winter habitat in Africa. Oflidals of the Bird Watch aection of the Society for the Preaervation of Nature in larad aaid it was the hugaet Qodc of atofks •<>>» the startitf the migration ssaaon and the laigtA (rf a dnsis apeciM of birds ever eeen fai larad dnoe the aanmdbira watch bagaa The flock stretched some 60 to 70 adlea. Radar operators at Ban-Gurion Airport who keep a spedd watch for the birds, add ths flock had t^ midday fonnad a kng bladk band acraaa their ecreens. Air fbree pOota are ordered to evade the ffecks. Ths Urds wars weO on thsir way out <A Israeli air spsos in the Nagev Inr evening. Hie Urds fly over ue Israeli land bridge betwaan Europe and Africa on the eame datee eadi year and uae idantical routee. Thay are beUaved to navigate by following the Earth^a gravitationd and alactromagnetks Unae of force.
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NEW YORK (JTAITlis praddnt of Lithuania baa stnni^y denied s report that his newly independant government is pardoning Lithuanian dtlsana irao ooUaborated in Nad But the Simon Wieeenthd Canter hi Loe Angalee says it haa tha avklence to prove it. In a letter to Edgar Bronfman, preeklent of the Worid Jewish Congrees, Vytautas Landsbergie caUed "Dtftkularly provoking" daims made fai The New York Tbnee that Lithuania ia exonerating war crimtaiala. He denied "tha indnuaUone, that there are thouaaads of Hotocanat anapacts Uving ban, who now ara being legaUy abadved aa patrlota of Lithuania. GNich an image ie not only falae, a is unjust." The chargee war* made
by the Wieaanthd Center, idiich tuned over informatkm to the Tbnee. The center's daan. Rabbi Marvin Hier, add Ua organhatkm had received a aimUar etatemant from Lithuanian offidals on June 24. Neverthdeea, he the Lithuaniana "have, in fact aueMratad at laaat three individuale" who "confeeeed to participation in maaa murdara against Jews."
ARAFAT DKNIAL ROME (JTAh-In what was daeoribed aa Ua firat putaUahed intarvlaw sfaMS tha faOad ooim ki Moaooi!w. Pdaatine Liberation Of ganisation chief Yi AralM denied that PLO had oongratulatadi Cotnmuniat hard-linfrt who attSBBptad to ouat MUdudl Gorbachev.
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OiMiffffflcgdl MEBRITT/WABSHAW Evelyn Warahaw and Robert Menitt wen mar^ ried Aug. 18 hi a garden wedding in Santa Cras, Calif. Rabbi MelanieAion offidatod at the 6 p.m. oeremooy which was followed by a dinner and Amnrm
lowed at the Highland Country dob. Honor attcodanta ware Sara Mitcheil and the bride's siatara, Linda Davis of Slvcr Springs, Md., and Fhmlde Shamberg of Mhmaapoiia, Minn. Beet man for the bridegroom waa Ua brother-inlaw, Sytbiay Thoomaon of mnoteMg, Manitoba. Michael Schwarts of Athmta. Ga., and Omar Mdahy of WaaUngton, D.C., nahaced. The bride is tin dao|^ter of Selma and James Shamberg of Grand labnd, Neb. Chariotte andMotlsy Zipursky ere parents of UM bridegroom. After a honeymoon in Aruba, the couple will live in Omaha where Mrs. Zipursky is a personal banker at Norweat Banks. Mr. Zipursky is president of Coiporate Finance Associates.
Matron of honor Was Anette KramniUer, Oqierttaio, Calif., ahd-bridesoudds were Lota O^ara. Fremont, CtM.^ Marilana Oolii.SanJoae,Calif.,and Taaaa Durth, Sum^ale, Calif..Dr. David Merritt, Omaha and Michad Mer ritt, Chicago, served as beat men for their brother. Groomsmen were Elliott Warahaw, Tucson, Ariz., and Howard Warshaw, San Jose, brothers of the bride. The bride ia the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Warahaw, Scotch Plafaw, NJ., and ia attending San Joae State University. The OMISSIONS gnxKn, son of Hannah Mer ritt and Dr. Jack Merritt, The name of J«di Selaer Omaha, ia a aoftware enwas hiadvertently omitted gineer with Ashton-Tate. Ihe coiq)le will reside in from the Ini Memoriam liating in the Rosh Mountain View, Calif. Haahanah iaaue of the JewUiPtoiaa. ZIPUR8KY/SHAMBERG The marriage of Liaa Sally Shamberg and , James Z^purrity ware msi^ Maaviti and Kenneth ried Aug. 26 at Temple la- Kahn was also inadverraaL RabU. Aryah Aariel tently omitted. and Cantor ICann Webber Atteod Services officiated at the noon thisShabbat ceremooyt A reoaptioa fol-
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ROSE GOM>STR0M Oraveaide servicee were heldonSq>t.latOakHi]l Cemetery in Council Bhffo, Iowa, for Rose Goldstrom, 98. Mrs. Goldstrom is survived by three grandsons and five grtiat-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husbuid, Harry, and son, Bernard.
Breaks with FLO JERUSALEM (JTA)Visitmg Romanian President Ion Ilieecu said his country has broken ties with the Paleetine Liberation Organiza^cm. Ilieacu made a similar statement during a meeting last October with World Jewish Congress leaders in New York, who had expressed concern about the assistance tlie PIX) received from the regtane <rf Nkolaa Ceoiaaacu, who was overthrown and executed in December 1980. Ilieacu saw both the Yad Vashem Holocauat memorial 'museum and the Church of the Nativity hi BethMtenLAaanch, he became one of the fisw foreign heads of state to visit the Weet Bsnk recently. Uiaacu told reportara that after a d^f and a half m the oouatty, agraamiBta had ahwdy baM foried between Romania and IsraeL
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HARRY LUTZ Graveside sovices were held on Sept. 8 at B'nai Abraham Cemetery for Harry Luta, 76. Rabbi Merit Uricowitz officiated. Mr. Lutz is survived by his wife. Lila; son, Robert; daughter, Karen (Mrs. Michael) Prescott.
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tor of marinting and public relatiaas for the Omaha Racers, win be the guest speakers. All proepective members, men and womm. are invited to be guests of the lodge as well as aU B'nai B'rith members. Iliere is no charge for the evening. For further infarmatkm, caD Ed Joseph at 49S-2846 or the B'nai B'rith Office, 334-8200.
Snsaaae JokaSopUr ^ SPENCEVSCMPHIR Susanna ^lenoe, d^nigbter of Gecakl and Judy Spenoe of Denver, Colo., win become the bride of John Sophir, SOB of Suaan Sophir and Martin Sophir of Omaha, on Oct. 6 in Denver. The bride-to-be graduated from Cdtondo State University with a degree in social services and was affiliated with Delta, Delta, Delta sorority. She is currently employed in a family buidnees in Denver.
Mr. Sophir alao graduated from Cokirado SUte University with a degree in social services and was a member of Sigma Alpha Epdkn fraternity. He is currently employed at I NA'AMAT Sophir-Morris Paint in Slwahanna Chi4)ter of Denver. NA'AMAT will have a sukkah bonding and decorating party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Polly and Adam Stem Marshall. 1620 North 54 Street on Sept. 22. Build- announce the Aug. 21 birth of a son, Zachary ing win start at 2 pjn. Asodalget'togstlMrat Lawrence. Grandparents are Lob the MarahaDs' home and sukkah win take place in and DonaU Stern (rf Omathe evening. NA^AMAT ha and Linda and John invites husbands and Olen of Aabum, Neb. Medds of member* to par- Great-grandparants are ticipate in this oocaskm. CeU and Hany SehwarU If NA'AMAT's tele- of PMnbroke Pinaa, Fla., phone committee is unable Freida Tsten of Nebraska to reach you, caU Helen City and Donna Glen of Manheimer or Ina Levich AuDum. at 884-7031.
The Nebraska Jewish Historical Society is planning a spedal project to preserve the etcvy of business life m North 24th street from Coming to Lakeatnets.llwNJIfiSis interarted in photographs, docomnts, deeds, notal receipts, etc., relating to that time and placa. Material may be brooght totheNJHSofliceinthe Jewieh ConuBOttity Ontar or you miQr call the office, 384-8200, eact 277, t6 let thm faxnr what yoa have. SENTENCES UPHEU) TEL AVIV (JTA)Israel's Ifigh Court of Justice has upheld six-month pris<m sentencae meted out to two inveetigatarB of the Shin Bet domestic security agency who were convicted of negligently causing the dei^ of a Pakstiaisn from the Qaza Strip.
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Fax from Yuri Cohn SUilqr OoUbtain. Rath PoUahand I firat mat Yvri Cohn whan w« wwe in tha Soviat Union almbat two yean ago. Wa mawad our frtedahip wim ha viaitad Omaha juat a few montiia ago. Bacanaa I had printad ona of hia articlaa in tha Jawiah Pkaaa, Yuri tbongfat I would ba intaraatad in hia raport of what happanad in tha heart of Ruaaia from Aug. 19-24, ao ha aant me a fez via an intarmadiary wlwm I do not know. Much of Ua material afavady has baan oonmunicatad to ua by nawapaper and talaviaion raporta ao I will take tha Hberty of pnaeoting juat a few itema of interast in thiacdumn. "Aa waHatanad to tha tragic voice of the announcer reading tha worda of tha usurpera, the reading was ahnqitty intamiptad by a song—a wall-known antirtimniBntiit aong: Bhacthd by wia chain, bonnd by one gad." Yuri wnt to the Roaaian Patiiament buikling and deaeribad tha aoana: .. llMte were many yoong people. During all the years of ajaanoat and peraatroika, the abaenca of atudanta andyoongpaoiila in poUtica waaconapscuoua. But not, when thalr fatore was at ataka, they came oat in throngs." Hacontinaad:"... The Echo of Moaoow came back on tha air illegally and bnadeaat aaivpeal to Mascovitea to go to tha White Hooaa to defend it. People actually ran through tha attaata to arrive more quiddy. .. thraa young people ware UUed. Two were Riwaians, tha thM waa Jawiah, an architect and paintar, liya Krichavaky. Ha cooUn't let what ha aaw in Afghaniatan happen again. Thera waa no choice for Alya bat to atm the tanka. .. Mifliona of Ifuacovitaa came to pay their final rsapecta at tha AmMJa. Ydtain aAed fogivanaaa of the pannta of the dead men for having failad to protect the Uvea of their aona. "Hie ftmewb we condDctad by tha Patriarch of tha Raaaian Orthodos Church for the two Rnaaiana, and aimaltaneauaty, by a rabbi firon tha Moaoow aynagogua forHya. "For tha firat time m the hiatocy of the Soviet talaviaton, tha Kaddiah waa broadcast The three men were laid to laat aida^q^aida. "Dear frimda, tha JunU'a victory wouki have led not only to the fall of the budding damocracy in Roaaian, bat alao a ratum to the Cold War... I arir you to ramember tha three heraea and to pray for tliem."
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By Dibn Nnssbaaai CohM NEW YORK WTA)Two Bible echolara have raconateoctad a pcrtkn of tha Dead Saa SeroHa from a aecret eonDcadanca of the ta>t,braakfa>g"tlMkieka amaD graiq> of echolara hava hitherto maintained on the aeroBa," aooocding to Hsnhal Shanka, aditor ofthaBibifealArchaokigy Sodaty and puUishar of thanewbook. Tha Dead Saa ScroUa oompriaa aona of the moat ttztaiaiva documentation extant of life in Jodaa dwing tha Second Temple period, the era to whkh both rabbinic Judaism and Christianity trace their roota. But both the authors of the new volume sod members of the committee charged with the scrolls' offidal publication agree that tha veraon aaaemUed in the naa^ publiahad " A Preliminary Edition of the Ut^mblished Dead Sea ScroOa: The Hebrew and Aramaic Tezta Fhxn Cave Four," Bontaiiw inaooiradae and can be only about 80 percent accurate. "The laUabOity of auch a document ia highly quaationabla," aocnding to Eugene Ulrkh, a.aanktr mraiber of the official editorial committee and a pi-ofaaaM' at Notre Dame Univaraity, who waa interviewed on public tdeviaion'a MacNeil Lahrer NawsHour. Authora Ben-Zkn Wacholder and Martin Abagg raaaaemfaled the Dead Saa Scroll testa from a oonoordance coin|iilad between 1967 and 1960 by four echolara ehoaen iy the oonunittee of editors with official contrd over the acroOs. That conunittaa kept tha oonoordanca secret until 1988 when, acoordfaig to Shanka, it waa made pubUc to a aaiact few. Shanka alao puUiahea tha magaiina BibUcai Ar^ dMology Reviaw. Tha Hebrew Unkm College in Cincinnati, whera WadKddar ia a profaeeor and Abagg ia a doctoral atadant, obtained a copy of tha concordance In 1989. In 1090, tha two echolara bagu tha task of recreating tba fkagmenta. Tha coneotdanoa aJphabaticaQy Hsu aad> word in tha non- BIblkal tazto found at one of tha Qufflran ttbm, idwtiflae tha document hi whkh it appaara and Uata tha worda found adJMsnt to it With UM d4 of a computer, Waeholdar and Abagg than piaead tofitbw tha taxU. The eonootdanee "waa not meant to produce a varaion of ti» acroUa," John StrugnaO of tha Harvard School of Dlvhiity toURaatara.Haaaldthat he gave Waeholdar a copy of tha eoMordanoa aolaly lor •• acBoiany nee. Stragnell waa ranovaa Ikom mapoaition as chief editor of tha Dead Saa SeraOapfajictt after giving aniatarviaw jpohUahadin
tha laraaU daily Ha'arsU m October. 1990, hi whkdi haealladJiidaiam"ahor^ riUa religion," "oriffaMlly radat" and aidd that "tha correct anawar of Jowa to Chriatianitgr ia to become Chriatiaa" His oonmants have afaioa been attrifantad to aloohoUam and msntal iUnen. Tha atap taken by WaehoMer, Abagg and stiMilra {B pubUaoing an "unofficial" vdame of tranacriptiona is the lataat round in iHiat haa been a very political—and public—war over aocaee to the Dead Sea ScroUa. Tha acroUs have been under tha tight control of tha official aditora ainoe an original committae of ei^t was q>pointad by the Jordanian govemmnit aoon after the first acroD waa diacovered by Bedouins in 1947. The original acholars, some of whom have since died, daimad the rijriit to bequeath the acroOs to younger echolars, whkh has had the effect of raatricting control over the important documenta to a handful cf aqsKta, Shanks asserted. The site of the first scroll disoovary, an area then uJadw Jordsnian oontrd, came to be known as Qumran Cave One. Bati^aen 1952 and 1966. 10 more cavea ware found to contahi 800 manuscripts —acroUa and fragments of scroUa—documenting the life of a groiq> baliavad by many sehdara to have baan tha Eaaanes, an aaoatk Joadah aact that flouriahad in Palestine fram800B.CJ;.to68CJ;. The rkheat of the aitaa waa Cava Poor, iriddi contaJnad approrimataly 676 maauaulpta. Tha firat of WadMlder and Abegg's vohimsa contains 28 of thoaa mannacr^. Many of tha fragments have deteriorated to a "IncaJika" state over the tear two milUmnia. WachoMarsakL Only about 20 percent of tha aooOs'tranaeriptions have been publiahad in the nearly four dacadae ainoe they ware diacovered, accetdng to Sianka, a fijpirs contaatad \iy thoaa connectad to tha offidal com-
of men who have aoormooa power." In the aari^r 1960a, tha contanta of Cave Four ware ooUectad by Jordan in what araa than known aa tha Palaathw Ardwolocical Muaaom. It ia now the RockafeDer Mnaaam. Tlie interaatknal tamn of eight editora, none of (oam jawian, waa KpaBiao to edit and pubUah the QUffllUCftoCS*
"Unto the Six-Day War in 1967, Jewish acholars were completely cut oat of work on the aaoUa under tha editing team'a anthot^ ity," Sbmka wrote in the March/April 1991 iasoe of Biblical Archeokgy Review. The scrolls came into Israeli handa daring the war, but the committee of nonJewish scholara, moat of whom were "openly and vdtemantly anti-Iarael," remained in control of the scrolls, according to Shanka. Untfl the mkl-1980s, no Jewish scholar woriced on theaeroDa. Ironically, it was Stru^ nell, than chief editor, who began enlisting the aid of Isneli scholara. Whan he was removed from his post last year, an
Isradi acholar. Dr. Emanoal Tov of the Hebrew Univaraity, waa qipointed to replace him. The orighial acroll texta aia divided up amcmg about 16 acholars iriw are working on their tranacr^ tion. tranatetion and anidThe Dead Sea Scroll testa from Cave Foor pdy lishad thia week ravad Ultimata dataib of tha life the Bssenea lived, the way they organised their group, whom they admitted and what they believed. The transcribed vdumea include an almanac with nine different calendars charting the holidajrs and other cyclea. Other texts enumerate fines that were levied favarious tegd offenses, and detail what Wacholder called the world's "oUeet sodd lapriatka." requiring mendiers of the sect to periodically devote two dqra of labor to the social wdfare of the community. Those who wanted to join tlie cult had to aarva a one-year qiprantioeeh^, he said, and food waa conddeted holy and handled only by the hi^ prieats.
The year of three miracles
By Dr. Yitaduk Ban Gad Conaol General of land to tha lOdwaat Tha late GoUa Meir aaid one time: "Whoever doean't bdieve hi miradee hi Israd is not raalistk." The last year waa indeed a year of mfraclea for the Jewiah ittaople in genand snd for Israd in particular. First was tha mirade of A^yah—over 200,000 Jewa from Ruaaia, Ethiopia and other countriea immimtad to larad hi one year. The dream of our peoj^ifi over tha worid bacuna a reality. Hie prqjthecy of our pranheto ia batag fdlfiUad. Ilia task ia paat land mn4 aupply thaaa people with houdng, Joba and proper conditkns (or a daoaot life. To abaorb the prorjactad one million new fanmigrants in the condng tfarae yaara, land moat crsate half a miDkn joba and boOd over a quarter of a million apartmenta. "The challeage ia tremoDdoas, yet the miadon ia pooaiUe. Second ia tha miracle of the peace procaaa. With the exoaptkn of Egypt it took tha Araba 48 yaara to say that thcgr are wiDhig to negotiate peace with laraaL Per hapa thia year wa win be an ^yewitnaaa to a tundng point in tha Arab-IaraaU oonfliet Tha farthooodng peace confeteaioe will be rough and tough becanaa it cannot eraaa 48 years of Arab hatred and hoatiUty in 48 houra or diqra. Wa will be eyawltneeaaa to mapy ima and downa and maqy aggravatkna. Lat'a hope that the and win be a cnaiprahandva peace with larad'a Arab naighbora. lUrd ia tha Onlf War mirKda. On April 2,1990, Saddam Huaaein aaU ha wookl bom down half of latad with hia Scad miaaOaa. Hia anoganoe oaaU aaaily have cauaed him to dadara war agaiiiat lanaL Yet a miracle happened. Ha invaded Kawdt and aa a raeak he an"Savanty-five to 80 per- worad moat of tha workL IIM reault waa that big milicent of aU tha real uaabia tary powers came to tha araa and daatroyad moat of hia knowladga haa long ainoe waapona, diviaiana. hifraalractaia. Inn kwt sMMt of iU avaOabla," Ubrkh power and returned to Iraq of tha aar^r aiztiaa era. A clear miracle hmpaned for oar people. "ThaDaMl Saa Scrolls Our eagea aaid in the Tahnnd: Rightaoua people are have bean a aeandal," prlvilegad to have their Jobe done by othara. This ia tha Sl^nka aadd at a nawa coo- caaa (or ue. feranca. "Tliay are probaAa wa are approacUng tha new year, let me wiah all bly the graateat manu- ofyouSHANATOVA. aoipt diaoovery of thia cintuiy. and it has bean marred by this aeholariy attitude of aacrsoy. "TUa aeericy ia a breach oftniat"haaaid."Thaae To the Editar. taxta do not belong to I would like to thank Temple Israd's Caring Committhaee man, thay are fidud- tee for the Mippott that they have extended to me in ariaa, trustaaa. The the paat few weeka. For over a month, thaaa wobdarful benatldarlaa of that trust vohmtaara have aacortad ma dally to the Methodist are yoo and ma," he added. Hoqiitd for neceeeary madicd treatmanta. "Tha time has coma for Thaee caring indivkhiala have given me their thne, a little cultural glaanoat their undaratanding and thdraooourafanant Taopla aoma aeholariy paraatroika larad'a Caring Conunittaa Is to be oommandsd for their hi tha wqr thaiia acroUs are afforta in our community. doled oat by a email group
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Panel to dlsct^ss raising children In Christian world By JoCtfroU
by JoCm«U (fadnesday evaning, Swt 4, tMnagan crowded into a duKOOfn at dw Jewish Comnniiity Ocntcr. Althoagh soma of them wen eooouraged by their tMrants to be than, I'm aora nwra came of their own acoDrd. But they all had one goal in '•fmr*^- To leani mon about their Jewiah hiatory, to diaeoaa how to beooow batter Jewe and to engage their minda in Jewiah intelligent activitiea. It waa the regiatratioo night for the High School of Jewiah Studiea whkh ia qiaaaand by Beth El Synagogue, Beth larael Synagogue and Temple laraeL Stan Mitdieil, director ol the program, waa oo hand to aq^lain the goab and objectives m the achooL He also held a diaraaaian period and fielded questions about the merit acholarsh^ program, which was slightiy changed from last year. The teens had brought their work from last year to shan with new students and also to show Mow dassmatea what th^y had accompMahed.'niediaplay ranged from decorated mirrors to book reports and of oourae, in keeptag with the timea, even several video tapee. The kids kwked both anxious and exdted. After all they have deddad to give up Wedneaday nights for a whole year, and considering the schedule some of them have, that's a great deal Thoae who chooee to try for a merit schoiarahip will aacrifice even mon time. Merit schdara have aeveral categoriea to chooee fran for extra projects. AH are siqiervised and many eocourage monparti^iwtion hi synagoguea'activitieB. It'e too bad the naqy Jewiah teena h> Omaha aiep't fining up the aanctoaiiee without persuasioa, but oooe encouraged, maybe Friday nighta and Saturday m<»ning8 will become a habit that staya with them the rest of their lives. Everyone goes to synagogue in ScptwDober, but why not try going in October or NovenlMr just as many timae. If you feel uncomfMabie Bitting than with your famfly. bring a friend along. Afterwards try a yogurt on the way home and a diarassioo about servicea with your friend. Somehow we an need to woric man "Jewiahnees" kto our htidtfe IhMa. The achool yaar ia a btt^y tinM imd niai^ demuda an made on your hectic achadule. But then's always time for thia important a^MCt of your life. Drop by the Utoary at the Jewiah Conununity Canter. Maybe you can pick up some ideaa that win fit your needs on how to enhance your religious badwtinnd from leafing througji a book. I'm aun you aU have good intentitms about practicing your Jndiasm, but sometimes it just takes a little extra effort to put it in proper perspective. NI88KN ELECTED BRIGHTON, Maas. (JTA)-J. Harold Nisaen NEW YORK (JTA)- haa been elected internelamar Schorach haa been tional preeUent of the Fednamed president of the eration of Jewish Men's Leo Baeck Inatitute. Chibs. LEOBAECK PRESIDENT
KUBCTEDBBG INTERNATIONAL MAZKIBAH B'nai B'rith Youth Or gwniiation congratulatae Bacca OoUatain, daughter of Ann and Donald OoMatein, for her recent election aa B'nai B'rith Oiria Intematk»al Uaakirah. Thaelactions wen held at BBYO's annual convention Aug. 16-21. Beoea will be one of two chairmen in charge of promoting, educating and coordinating the International Servke Fund, the BBYO Foundatioa which worics to fond BBYO summer leadership programa and aid in a number of cauaes around the world. She win alao be responsible for planning and executing International Leadership Training C<mference and Kallah, two of BBYO's four summer promrams designed to train BBYO membcn to be the futun leaden of our Jewish communities and educate them on Jewiah heritage and cultare. In addition, Beoca wiU plan the orientation seesion tat BBYO memben attent&ng Israel Summer Institute, the six-week sununer program to larad sponsond t^ BBYO. An active BBYO member staice 1988, Beoca has served as Coinbelt COUDCH prsaklent (N'iriah), inaident and vice president (S'ganit) of Ediar. SWEETHEART CANDIDAIIS Oiahn Weiimann AZA f 1610 haa anwwnred the 1992 Sweetheart candidatea. Laura Brealow, daughter of Sonia and John Braaknr, ia a member of MZ Yoahanah BBO I
2023. Dana Cohn, a member of Ediar BBO |tlO, ia the dani^tar of Suate and Marvfai Cohn. Dau^iter of Lola and Joel rinkel, Marti Fbikal ia a member of Ediar. Sari GlUnaki, dau^itor at Jaania and Rick Omnald.ia a member of MZ Yoahanah. Honoraiy sweethents sre Bedca Qoldatein. daughter of Ann and Donald QMstein, and Rofenm Kooper, daughter of Sharon and Howard Kooper. Chaim Wdxmann wiU hold its Sweetheart Dance on Jan, 26, 1992. Dance chairmen an Mike Baaaik, Marc Leibowitz, Andy Weitz and Brent Zacharia.
Jewiah Family Service ecutiva director of Jewiah and ADUCRC wiU co- Family Service, and I. eponsor an ofian panel dia- Robert Wdfaon, eiaeutiva caaaion on the problema director of AOL/CRC. Jewiah paranU face whOe trying to raiae a Jewiah The diacuaaion and a child in a Chriatian world. <V>eathin-and«iBW«r aeaThe panel praaantatiop sion will cover a wide wffl be held Sept 26 at the range of topica. The pand Jewiah Communi^ Cen- preaentatlon. which ia free ter. PaneUate wiU be RabU and open to the pufaHc wiU Arieb AxriaL Rabbi Paul begb at 7:30 am. hi Room Draisn. Rabbi Mark Ur 10 at the JCC.4 Refreehkowita, GienFbieman,ex- manta wiUbe aerved.
Israel wary Israeli oflkiala an reacting with warineea to new didms from varioua Arab groupe that they an holding missing Israeli aoldiers or their bodiea. The daima q>pear to be
an attempt by thafe groupa to recover priaonera bdkl by larael aa part of an international deal involving the release of Western hostages held in Ldianon.
- 'Tojir Uxs. Music Specialists" Daniel Bochman. aon of Marda and Jack Cohen and Didi Rochman, received hia M^ k International Relationa from the Jdms HopUns School of Advanced International Studies in June. He is currently in training aa a Foreign Sovioe Officer with the Department of State.
ALIYAH COUNT NEW YORK «TA>-A total of 8,688 Soviet Jewa immigrated to Israel in August, and another 8,289 ahived in the United Statee under the government'e refugee program, according to Jewish groups moiitoring the flow of eadgrea.
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iMT Bat Mitivah at the Bhabbat aomfaic aervioe, Batoiday, S(4>t 21. Evening aervioe, 7 p.m. TMaday, Sept 24 ADULT Morning eervioa, 8:46 B'NAI MITZVAH T1M1091-02 Adult B'taal a.m. Evening eervice, 7 p.m. Hitsvah daaa will begin Tbnreday. Oct. 10. The Lincoln 'ciaaa offva an opportunity to explore Jewiah hiatoty, Tlff«rath Israel Bifak Ittnixy aad Hebrew. FRIDAY: The daaa will be held Evening eervice, 8 p.m. iareral lliuraday moraJufi, 9:80 ajn.-12:80 pjn. SATURDAY: Sarvicea, 9:80 a-m. 1kantoa840iae.Cantha THiplaofBoe^ 6666686. to WEEKDAYS: Mfaiyana Monday and SUKKOT Tliuraday, 7:16 pjn. ' A Sokfcot family dinner irfll bo held Suday, Sept YOM KIPPUR pi; IMpjB. Famfflae xaay Taaaday. Sipteanbw 17 MBa at 6JO pjn. to nuka Kol Nkbw, 6:16 p.m. pulliah daeoration and lild to the Tample outdoor Wedaeeday, StpUutm 18 inkkah. TUa wffl be folMorning aervioe, 9 a.m. pwed by a "bring your Yiakor llini" dinner. Drinke will Jr. Congregation. 11 a.ffl. bprovfded. Mincha. 4:30 p.m. I. Oriltiia Tmple ofBce by Neilah. 6:16 p.m. iM^i. 10 to make a reewaTtfdah. Ma-ariv, Havdalah, 7 p.m.
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SATURDAY: Morning eervice, 9 a.m. The reeidanta and ataff of the Roee Blumkin Home faivite the famOiee, vohmtaare aad frienda of Minha-Ma'ariv, 7:86 the reaidenta to attend aervieee in the Herbert pjn. MKHKMUAL SERVICE GoUatcaChqieLnddnah fbOowa aervieee on ShabSnaday, SepteariNr IS Bath El Cemetery, 11 bat. YOMKIPPUR a.m. Taeeday, Sepitember 17 SUNDAY: Kol Nfalre, 7 p.m. Servioee at 9 a.m. and 6:80 pjn. Morning eer^oe. 9 a.m. WEEKDAYS: Yiskor, 10:80 a.m. Servioee at 6:66 a.m. and 6:30 pjn. Offutt Air Base YOMKIPPUR FRIDAY: Taaaday, SeptaaOier 17 Servicae hi the Capehart Kol Nidre, 6:46 pjn. Ch^iel every Friday at 8 pjn. An Oneg Shabbat folMorning eervice, 8:80 lowa the aervioe. a.m. (with Yiikor and Muaaf). Council Bluffs Altemata Service, 9:46
Study Seeeion with Rabbi Julae Hariow, approK. 2 p.m. Baceae. 8 pjn. Minha-NaOah, 6 pjn. Sooadtaig of Shoor, appnuL 7JO pjn. Ondur on Yom Kippor iandtadeariUcfaithaAltaraata Service.)
By Rabbi Myer SL Kripke © 1991
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; Vayehhb-Shahbat Shavah The ed^iee of God-the Uadted Ood Our Sidrah. ooa diapter only, ia the ahortest hi an the yeara of Torah rawBaga. It is only 80 varaea hmg. But it fawbdae an idea, a theokgical Uaa, that sppaara. hera aad there in other hooka of the Bible, but ie eUted bbuOly here. It doee not eeem to bother the writer hare in Oeuterooomy; but it bothered later thinkere-all the way to our own day—and it bothBad tham more than a litiJa. Hare it ie: the Lord, apeaUng to Moeee before Moaea' death, confidea in him that the people of Israd will fhfl time aad agdn in fntore yeera. "Hicy win do ea UMy have done before: they win refuse to follow My conunandmanta and aeek the ways of other peofdee with their goda. And when that happens, the Lord continuee, "I win abandon them and hide My countenance from them..." In eome quartere thia haa been known as the "Edipae of God." It expUdna the troublee that have befaUen the Houae of Israd over the cetatuiiee in terms of laraal's unfaithfiilneeB. After unfaithfuhMoe comes punishment Althoufl^ the Lord could avert it if He wished. He chooaee not to prevent disaster for Israd and aOows exile, deetnictiim. maaaacre and other evils. Israd has deaerved itt This ia a toufl^ theology, but it haa hdd the qMtlifl^t in Jewiah thinking from ancient timee to oure. It ippeara in the Bible, in the rabUnic literature, and in the thinking of Jewiah philoaophtrs. It ia widely chanaogad today. No one can ait bade in hia atmchair and aqilain the Hotocauat, <»^'«'*»g the murder of a mniion and half Jewiah chikhen among the Six MiUion. in terma Uka thoae. featuring a Ood who wiU not biterfere.
FRIDAY: Regular adult aervieee, 7:30 pjn. The eynagogue is located at 618 Mynater in Coundl BInfb. For more informatiaa contact EDen Pennkk at 890-9062. Shabbat Shavah No one can Uithaly aoqtlain the huuder of Israeli chilSATURDAY: Morning aervice, 10 ajn. dren by terroriata hi terma of their ainfnhwas, or their Lincoln MEMORIAL SERVICE pareata'. B'nal Joshurun The mamorial aervice Very many Jewiah thinkera of our day have thou^ will take place Sunday, FRIDAY: hiatead of a difimnt kind of Ood-a God who is sOgood Shabbat Shnvah aerv- Sept 16. at OakUn and Bihiit not all-powerfU. kur ChoUm at 10 a.m. ica, 7:46 pjn. Thay admit-like Qohelet of the Bible-that theraia YOM KIPPUR SATURDAY: Mondng aervica/Torah Taearlay, Sapteatber 17 much chance and mnch aoddent in life... Thay Kol Nidre, 7 pJB. study, 10 ajn. admit-hke the author of Job of the Bflife-that diaaatar Wedaeeday, Septeaib« 18 Y(»i KIPPUR Morning eervice, 9:30 doee not coma only as an aftermath of rinfriltwiiif and Taeaday. SepteaAer 17 unfaithfubieea. Nor doee unbroken joy fbUow faithfnlKol Nkire, 8 pjn. Service reaumea at 6:30 Wedaeaday, Hiptea^w 18 On Shabbat Shuvah we are called to repentance. But Morning acrWoa, 10 ajn. pjB. with children'a play no one dionld be deceived to think that jtepentanbe and Children'a aarvica, 2 from the book of Jonah. moral perfection in life neceeaarily lead to weD-being. pjn. Afternoon, Mamorial That ia not the kind of worid—alaat—that we live in. and Concluding aervice, 3:30 pjn. SUKKOT By Toaa Tagead PERSONALS Synagogue memberah^ LOS ANGELES (JTA) will gi^har to celebrate -A widely advertiaed ae- To my dear f amUy and Thanks to aU my friends Sukkot at the home of riae of videotapee, "Anifrieoda:Thank you for and ralativea for their Cantor Michael Wetoaer, mated Storiee From The aU your carda, viaita, cards, gifts, good wiehee 6810 Randolph Street The New Teetamant," has gifta and donation dui^ and their thoughtfulSukkah will be eractad in drawn fire from two Jewing my recent eurgery. neae during my hoepital the cantor'a backyard and ieh organiaationa, which Your Undnaae. oonoam. stay. A apadal thank an may help decorate It charge that the videoe and good wiahae hebed you to Rabbi Urkowitz. whan they arrive for the eboond in groteequa and speed my reoovafy. Your Dorothy Pelta Sukkot celebration. alnlater Jewieh stareotboiightfiihieee ie very typee reminiecent of Nazi mudi appredated. MS^th Thoee attending are caricaturaa. love to an of yon. eakad to bring an item for The families of Helen The vidaoB were proEetherCohdc the potluck enpper and duced by the Family EnLaraer Frwfcel (aee Ltoeome thing! with Whidi to temtainmant Network in coln) ezprees their A epedal thank you to decorate tba Sukkah. thanka to all their Dallaa. an my frienda for their friends and relativee for Both the Sfaaon WiesenSukkot evening worahip kind wiahee, donaUona their Idnd expressions will begin at 6 p.m., fol- thal Center and the Antiand carda during toy of sympathy. lowed by dinner and Defamation League have recent hoapitalisation. protaetad that the aUllYour thoughtfcihasi md fully animated videos, concern were a great Thanka to everyone for aimed at Christian chilaource of strength. A the donations and carda dren, cany the potential of epedal thank you to Please tell our for our amdveraaiy. We inqdanting antl- Semitiam Rabbi Urkowita and wieh you aU a healthy advertisers in yoapg viewera. Rabbi and Mra. Nadoff and happy New Year Stephen OrlfBth, chief for their special conyou saw their and a good faat on Yom executive of the Family oema. A Hamiy and Kippur. Bntertainmeot Natworic, Healthy New Year to ad in ttie Mr. andMn. has agreed todiscusa the everyone. Edward Kahn Jewish Preu matter with Jewiah leadFrieda Kofaa
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So how waa your Roah HaahanahT Did your Idda come hoinrfbr Yfimtov? Who had the big dinner tUa year? Is thwe stiU brisket to be found hi the fridge? Whoee rec^ did you use for the taimmes? And when did you ever find time to polish Uie aflver7 If qnestiona have gender, thoae are tanale, of oourae. Fh«t thing we woman deal with at holiday tjma ia the table. And don't be too quk^ to critkdaa the fanportance of THE DINNER. It really ia Inqxirtant because it's an integral part of ymntev. Depending on family tradldon, it nii^ be the aymboUc atart of the holidity. In nqr parents' home, the dinner waa served foUowing the doae of asvioee en both dajrs (rf Roah Haahmah. We gathered around a crowded, huapffs table, ate too much, then sat around digesting the meal AND the sei^ mon ddivered eariier. Before we knew it, the meals and the first two days were over and we looked toward the condng of Yom K^ pur. Iliat had special meening completely separate from religions significance. lie Faat... the act that waa expected of adults but not of children. But iot the child who was trying to fost, the day waa interminably long. The only way to make it ahorter was being able to say "are you testing? I am." Watching the ckwk didn't help and slipi^ outaide to ta& only kHM a little time. If you mMe it to recess, you ware on the way to success. This waa a time to rest, to recoup energy and resolve. To the kid who made it, the last TEKIA—the staccato tootootoo of the shofar signaled oonqdetion of an adult act. More serious recoUections are of a Zada past 90 on what would be his final Yom Kippur. There was no dincuaaion about faating or not. It wasn't open for a vote. He juat did it, as he had always done, without fanfare. Hie usually rosy cheeks were a little pale by aundown and he waa exhauated, but there were no comments. A person did what waa eqwcted. Period. My Dad'a last Yom Kippur is also dear bi memtny. He ought mot to have faated, but he too refused to hear any argumenta about health or atrength. He dbl iHiat he had ahrcya done on Yom Kippur ^ kioked the way he ahr^ya looked l^ecaiise the new white necktie waa hi {dace. It was a tough day, but there was no outward aign. At aundown he returned htune and greeted hia fomily as always, with "vinching." He was a wonderful \dncher. Ilie voice was a little hoarse but no complaints—maybe a headache, but that would leave with a Ui^t meal He eqiressed gratitude for having gotten through the d«y. He dU exactly as he had done for all the Yom Kippurs before. Personal integrity wouldn't have allowed anything else. Yes, there are many things to refiact about on this holiday. I wish you an eaay fast, warm reflectioiu and g'mar chatima tova, "May you be eealed in tbe Book of life for good."
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Shabbat servkM at Tmple Israsl CO Fridsy evening, Oct 11. Tlw concerts are being auppotted in part by the Call L. Fiuhm Memorial Fouadatkm. The Eethtr K. Newman Memorial Fund ia sponsoring an erinratinnal componwit of the weekend. Marda T.{p«nM^ theatre chairman, commented, "Since we antidptte a large response to this miwh-loved musics! art form, advance tidcet purchases sre encouraged." For ticket information, call Lois Wine, 334-8200.
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ByHewyStMi We meet again Oct 8 and it's election dsy for our officers. An important announoement—Art Orossman and Harry Paakowits, co^halrmm of the 1992 UJA/FED Campaign, are asking for workera. Oet in touch with Art or Hsrry. KickoffisOct. 16. Chairmsn Sam Rosen_ 8t«n opened the discussion at Aug. 27 Eatlybirds with quotes from an article on Con-Agra and its head, Mike Harper, and how Mike has token a oomparativdy unknown food processing compaqy and made it into one <tf the t(9 three in the country, with sales running into the biOiona of ddlan. Their new headquarters in downtown Omaha has received attention all over the country. Ilieir brands sre known SH over. Mike taay retire in '92. An saide-he's heed of Ak-Sar-Ben, which is for sale for $26,000,000. They came down from 935,000,000. Bemis appraised it for $13,600,000. Art qioke on tenskm in the Crown Heights Sectioo of Brooklyn, and how Jews an being attacked, just like dd times. And how Mayor DinUna, himself blade, cannot contool the rock throwera and store looters, and how the poUoe had to save the mayor and cofanmiist BraeComments on the protosor at N.Y. City College, who is outspoked on his attadu on Jews, even thoui^ they p^y his salary and fringe benefits. Art switched to the Russisn problems, snd how Jews will &re. And who wiU oontnl Russisn nuclear capabOityT Comments and diecnsdonS by Norm Korney, Dsve Dvoridn, Jacqne Ddgoff, and Norm Wohlner.
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