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^^ 'Campaign Serenade' ir to kick off 1992 Campaiih By Bnban Ouidlcr FadmtiiM pabiic nlfttloM tfnetor A gala avHriilf of diu' CMTf dandncandcntartaiD' manttoptannadiar Nov. 2 at the Bad Lion Inn toUeic off the 1992 UJA/fMvatioD Campaign This ii a combinad evrat tot tba Mw'aandWaniMl'sDivlaiona. AoeonUng to chairmm Naacjr aiul Hailan Noddle and T^ and Diek 2Sacharia, the eveoing ja modeled after the auppar daba popular bi the IMOa. TheClHKk Feonington Band will perform and .mtBihera of the Omaha Jewiah oommonity wiD ait in with the band aa ' /vocaliata and inatnuMBtdliata. Joanie Jacobaon and Onie Nogg of "Two for the Show" are directfaig .the program. Outttoing the detaila, Mm. Noddle noted that bvitatioiia will be aant to the entire comnamltyy Joyce and ShaOy Cohan, > Itoda and Jack Gohao and Sandy and Paid Epstein. Halta and hoatcaaea are Sh«t«od Mia AbrauBon. Jill aad Mark Baimont, Jiid]r atd Shelly Brodaky. . FlorMa and Jack Brody. MoUfiNp and Frederick ; Caaawil. Lyra Ann and bOtfrlaa Monaaea, Janey IIMI Uay Dtaa, Ennka •MB. BobUe Md Bob Ep^atein. Roth and Joe Er^;nan, Dariym aad Tom ,Franoaaaad4aa
Fried. Marcia Gallner, Wendy and Davkl Goldberg, EDn andBob Oordman, Caryl and Barton GraaiBbarg, Marlena and EUott Hadhtman. Maraha and Phil ItUn, Jndy and K^th Jooephaon, Toby and Gaoffa Kagan. Alao, Jmae and Rick Katsnan, Maxine and Jfi Kkabinbanm. ShaAmaad Howard Kooper, Bobhi and Mike Leibowitt. BaMt and Laooard Leiria, Kim and Jay Noddle. Suaie Noddle, Patty and Steve Nogg. Linda Novak, Catd and Alan Paraow, Barb and Mike Platt, Mano and Stave Riekee, Dorathy afid Haory Riakaa, Kimberly and Andrew Robinaoo, Soiia tad Paul 8bykas, JTo^y and Barry Sin,' Sttiia and Irv Sfaigw. Iia^ gia and Matko Sendiatg, MMam and Joe Soahnik, Rodqr and Ania Stem, wi Doiild Vaan,
miaaad and an opportunity for hondreda of Jewiah peo|de to oMnatm our Omaha Jewiah oommunity togatiur." Mr.Noddl*«ddad."Itjs important to fat toiprthHaa a comnnoMtgr with a cotnnwBuuipuaaawlcoPh moo goala. We don't do that vary often." "We are honored to be chairing thia avafriiig of mudc entartainniaBt and camaraderie," Mra. Zacharia remarked. "It ia a great way to begin the campaign a|rf will q^ark a feefaig ol ahtteipatioa for what we can agfiortpKah as a community. We hope eveiyaae will coma sway with a foaling for tha need to give." Mr. Zacharia eonchided, "It ia tnpartant for aBofour eaagaaailgr to be intolved and oadantand the vakie dt oar OBotributiona to thoae people who
The evaoing will begin with corktaila at 7 p.m., followad by dinner at 8 pan. Mra. Noddle amphaaiaad that draaa ia foative. bat not bhek tie. TVanaportatioo wffl be availabie for thooe who need it and may be reqaeoted on the retora card in the fatvitatkm. "We hope thia gala evening will (Dtice evaryone ^««|lilia and fflarried, young mi —Ini lo attend," Mre. Noddle continued. "It wfll be en evenhig of Mtartainment not to be
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' Between mincha and maariv, Sondaya through ^ThuradMra In October, vBabU UitowiU will land • ^diacuaafon group in the ^atudy of one miahna ^imu the lawa related to ^''prayara. t On Shabbat mominga, [following the kiddush, i there will be a diacuaakn I of that waek'a Torah porI tion. A printed study guide will be prepared each
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Kiutznick Symposium looks at church, state By Mwrais MaUne International Peiepectivoe an Chavdk andStrte ia the ioeaa (rf a qrapoaium adadnled far Sunday andMoodqr. The twoday event mariu the foorth aaaaMl synpoaiom of the Phil^ M. and Ethel Khitmidi Chair hi Jewish Civilisation at Craightoo Univeraity. S^aday'a aeaatona take place at the Jawieh Communi^ Caofear and Monday's aaaekma take place at OoUiton Univarrity's St«daBt Center at 24th and California. A listing of eventa and q>eaken appeara on the back page of this ieeue. The aaaaions are open to the pabUc at no charge. Sunday's eveoing panel diacuaafoo will take place at7:80o'dodc.Titlaofthe program ia The Snprsnui Oa«rt and tUB^ The View tnm Here, and tbt moderator ia Lawrence Ra-
iah Preae that Erwin Chemarinkay, a profeaaor of law at the Univeraity of Southern Caltfornia Law SdMMlin Loa Angeiaa, and one of the paneliata, "is a tndy gifted qwaker end acholar, a woaderful human being, and. not ooinddenteJIy, one of oar good fiisnda during our 12 years in Soathem CaUflomia. "Yon may not agree with hie viewa. bat we guarantee you will find him interanting and provocative. Ofhring ramarka at the 10 ajD. opwihig Sunday at the JCC will be Xlenachem Mor, holder of the Fhflip M. and Ethel Khitsnkk Oudr; Jay R. Lamer, preeidant, Jewidi Federation of Omaha, and Michael Proterra, S.J., daen. College of Arts and Science, Creighton Univer aity. Dr. Mor aaid that scholara from throu^umt the
"Recent worid eventa, ranging from the eftoatioB hi the Middle Eaat and the breakup of tiie Soviet Unkm to our own Supreme Court nominatioBa raiae qoeetiane ^MNit tberel*tionahip batwean efaoith and atata^" Dr. Mor aakL The aympoakiB wlB fantare penal diacaaaiooa and praaantationa iiduding State aarf RalglaM hi laraai. Relglaa* Ubar^ in the MlUtatr. BellgiMM Freedoaa in tk«JNfclie hi the Savht Uplan Pre andPMOariMcfei^.Keligiene Ubarty la Psfani aad the U.SJU and Ai« WeAChifotianNMknr A OMmUiion dollar gift from Phfflp M. fflutanidl and hie wife. Ethal. eatdB«sdtheauirittJeerf«|i Qvifisatian at C^ittbMlt Mr. Khitsnfajt, afUd«a attorney and deivalopar, waa
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Bush criticized for aid to Jordan WASHINOTON (JTA) -llie Jowkb War Voters ana of the United Statee haa aharply oiticiaad Ftealdent Buah for rsleeaitf Bsailjr 921 mfflkm in U.S. military aki to Joc^ dan. The aM waa frawB by Coogreee hi April beenuae of Joidan'e support for the Iraqi tavaatoA of Kuwait. Buu bifbrmad Coogreaa that the fanda ware bakig unfooasn in reeponaa to
Jordan's help fo tlw Middle Eeat peace prooaae. Albert Cohen, the JWV's recently elected natkmal commander, called Buah'a action "manipulative and without merit."
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Jordan wfll be siigifals far990niiUiankir fbri to 978S.00O trainittg. "How can Preeident Bueh Justify openfaig U J. coffera to Jordan for mitt-
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Soviet iMicking NEW YORK UTA)Tha Mto of gtaaaoat and the failed Angoat eoup in MMeovM^Mthmaad bi JatoaMB aa the Soviet Uiion, eaee a fataaaoat foe ofbraslftths United NaUona, bieked Praaklant ioah'a eaO to rMtad the 1976 Oaoaral Aaaambly raaolnttaa brandiag Zionlawi • BHm of mcisw In a spaadi. Borto PanKm, tna MW wwiat loreign mfaiiatar. oaBad on the United Natfona to "once and for aU laava baUnd the legacy of the ioe age, like the obnoxioaa raaotetkm equating SSionlsm to racism." JewiehkMlairBhaaiwalcorned thtadLflifliwaa mode a day bsftw by Prse-
Starting anew Starting the new year in Omaha is the latest Jewiah family to easigrato from the Sovle* Union with the help of Operetiea Exodne. From left ere: Ida Pnnhal, •nd Mark and All* Rabeshia with their Ift^rear eld denghter, TatyaM. The fI Oy U routed to Helen Plaetaky who had
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Tillie Olsen Author and Recipient of the Nebraska Library Commission's Mari Sandoz Award to speak at the Jewish Community Center Wednesday, October 9,1991 7:30 p.m. Older Adult Lounge Reception to follow This program is open to the entire community at no charge. Co-sponsored by the Jewish Cultural Arts Council and the Nebraska Jewish Historical Society of Omaha For more information, please contact: 334-8200 Dottie Rosenblum, ext. 277 -orBeth Seldin Doitan, ext. 272
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(ol©glfeIb©J (®mggig©dl ) ^^;^ pital putmant Tha Nebnaika Chi^tcr of the AAP ia n oisanisatkaiofoaarly aOOpadiatriGiaaa and ia tha atate GiMf>tar of the Amarican Ac*dtmy of PatHatriea, a national organisation of more than 41,000 pediatridana.
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dinical prolaaaor, department of podiatrfca, at the medical cantera of CM«hitOB Univaraify and the ^^abnnUy of Nebraaka. He earned hia medical degree from the Univera^ of Wiaeonain-Madiaan jod coBspleted Ue reaidenat Childrcn'a Memorial Dr. Wax practicae at the ChiUren'a Memorial Ho«-
Kathy Simon ia a i bar of the 1991-92 Leadir ahip Omaha daaa. She joina Bob Goodman, Gail Handleman and John Ldir in tha lO-mcoth Greater Omaha Chamber Foundation program, lliere are 48 peo|Me partiripatJng in the daaa. URGES AMENDMENT WASHINGTON (JTA) —The American Jewiah Congreaa ia urging a Senate-Hoose conference committee to adopt an amendment to the defenae qipropriationa Mil denying mOitaiy oontracta to fwejgn companiea that adhere to the Arab League boycott agafaiat laraaL
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MOSCOW (JTA)-Soviet dtizena got a rare opportunity to aan4>le duikaanut, or Jewish cantorial atoging, during a 40th d«y
RabU Gary attended Univeraity of Virginia. ReconatructioniBt Rabl^Kal College in Philadelphia and ia now a fourth-year atudent at Veterana Medical College at the Univeraity of Pttuaylvania. She is the daui^ter of Beveriy Gary of Ridimnnd. Va. In family practice and a Memoriala may be made staff phyaidan at Chestto a favorite charity. nut HiU Hoqiital in Philadelphia, Dr. Brown atOMISSION tended Brown Univeraity, The name of S(d Fried- receiving hia BA in 1984 man, brother of the late and hia MD to 1988.. He is Ike Friedman, waa inad- the aon of Elliot B. Brown vertantlly omitted aa a Bur- and Phjdlis K. Brown. vivor in the'Jewiah Preea The couple plans a sumobituary which ran Sept. mer 1992 wecUing to Phil20. addphia.
for the tbve young Russians killed fighting off Soviet tanka during the failed ooup of Aug. 19 to 21. The JDC-Moacow Synagogue Choir, an allHmale chorus founded by the American Jewish Jotot Distribution Committee, wne Idpot as they sang a prayer from the Yom lUppur service for the three
MADLYNJEBOLBY Servicaa for Madlyn J. (Kooecky) Begiey, a former Omahan. mra conducted to Laa Vegaa wfave aha died Sept. 28. She waa 68. Survivora indude her mother, Rooe Koaadty of Omaha; aooa, Alan tenatein and Stvven BenBtcin. both of Salt Lake City; aiater, Beverly Zike and brother, Alan Konacky, both of San Diego.
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BREADBREAKERS Mike Abramson and Howard Shandell. B'nai B'rith Breadbreakars fthalmww for October have announced that Creigfaton basketball coach Rick Johnson will be the guest speaker at the Oct. 9 luncheon. Breadbreakers meets every Wednesday at noon at Regency West Best Western. Cost for the luncheon is 97; the community may attend. HADASSAH New memben of Hadassah win be guests of the or ganization for a special program on Oct 17, 7:30 p.m. In keeping witii the theme of Hadassah's membership campaign, "Be part of the tradftkia," Cantor Kareo L Webber of Teoqile Israel will enterSHARE HOUSE Proftsiionil tenuie or male, kiaO'sor'KI's.tDthira reni wDi lemM n west OmahaCall MMMaifl
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MAMAL08HEN Mamaloshen will not meet on the regular meeting date, Oct. 6. Members w& wiah to attend the Klnmer Concert on Oct. 13 may purchase advance tickets in the Cultural Arts office from Beth Dotan at the JCC.
By Barbara Chandler Fedmtlon pdiUc At tlliir*At4!uM mating, Epstein-Morgan Post #280 of the Jewish War Veterans of the USA made a contribnticn to akl k the resettlement of Soviet Jews. Following a preeentation by Gary Javitch, chairman d the Men's Divistan of the 1992 UJA/ Faderatkm Campaign, Sam Kqilan made ue motkn to donate $300 to Operation Exodus. "My family originated in Russia," noted Mr. Kiqilan. "That was in the back of my mind as I thought about the Jews fai Russia today. We have to do all we can to get our peofrie out wUHio tiie wfaidow of opportunity is open."
Social Security ciunQSS numbif David Bansley, manager of tbe Omaha Social Security olBoe, announced the Social Security Administration (SSA) has dunged its toQ-faee telephone number to 1-800-772-1213. Service on the 800 number is available weakdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. llie beet timee to call are early in the morning or late hi the afternoon, Wednesday thrguj^ Friday after the first week of the month. Bensley said the Omaha SSA office is open 9 ajn. to 4 p.m. each tniainees day and ia located at 7100 West Center iload. The local phone number is 399-8963.
MONTREAL (JTA)Frigfal temperaturee and rain did not prevent several hundred Montreal Jews &<om gathering at a Simchat Torah rally for l^rian Jews outside the home and office of Syria's honorary consul general. Fail Rtfai, in suburbsn Beaconafiold.
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Big eyes losing out Th« frinQjr ia HatMl at th* dinaw table and obe erf tiM cUldnB fiDa hiM plata btyaod nonnal eipactatkms. A pannt way oamiiiaBt,"Yoa tan have hig tym." With tUa aijraaalon, the pannt ia aaying that the diOd hM pot too modi food OD h|a plata aad that thwe ia no wajr that all that food will be eaten, comfortably So^ BOir let's talk aboot the Paleethiiana and a pradiction I heard ri^t here in Omaha aeveral jraara ago. Fonnar Nebraaka Supreme Coort Chief Juatic* Nor> nan Krivosha waa the apealcar at the Jewiah Community Onter and lie aaaerted dmteg the diacoaaion that the Paleatiniana were oofy liurting themaetvee by refoaing to make peace with laraeL He said the kmgtr thi Paleatinians take to make peacn, the mon Ukalbr it wouU be that the laraeUe would estabiiah eettlemnts in the territoriee. And ao it has come to peas. One could logically say that the Arab world wanted the whole pie and nothing lese than the whole pia So thagr triad every optkn in the book: war, boyeotta, terroriaa, and d^imnatic presoDre—unbeUevaUe preeaura in an eCfort to eliminate Israel md occupy the Jewiahetate. Not mitfl all of the optuna aelf-deetracted dU the foes of larael make the alightaat move toward recognition of and peace with the Jewiah atata. Evan «t thia point, however, larael'a adveraaiiee demand land for peace' attd hiaiat-before negotiaticns even ataii-that an of the territory oeoqiied by Itraei in deCending heraalf against maaaive aggreasioo be returned to the warmakera. Talk aboDt chsqptxal In the dacadee of oeaqtetiaa. Israel eatabUahed eettjjmwta In acoordanoe with the Camp Davkl procees sad in reont yaara quickened the buflding. At thia point, it is lika^ that increaaed settlamcot activity ia a way of tailing the eoooemed partiee that larae) has no inteotkm al surraodiring territory in advance of negotiatiaia. So wbtt'a an the yeffing and acreaming about? llMre an more than one miUoa Arabe residing in the State of lanaL Why can't 100.000 Jewa live hi the MbUeai laada of lanel ragardleaa of the name giveo nhimatety to the terrftory? . If thaAraba had been wnUttg to live akaigaide Israel in peace, they coold have had an they now want
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Mr. Praddstit, I riaa todqr to state my etrong concern ovar the eiiddia->and mmplete^y unneceeeaiy— deteriontkm of reUtioaa between the AdmhiistratiQD and the Sute of leraoL That deterioration haa occurred over the iaaoe of lemsl's raqnsat for $10 UUon fai hMn guarantaee eo it can provkla boosing^ Jobs, aad othv aaaiatanoe to fanndreds of thooaanda of Mw Jewiah inunigranta flooding in from the Soviet IMoa aadelHiriMfn. I note Ml the oittset that aqy raqjOaat for fanign aaaietanoe Is diffienlt today. And after 12 yaara of inaction on hoodng and jobo ta Amst^ Irs IIIn iif lliii aiasl JMi iililmis iiiiniiiiis iif n iiwh aim face—it ia paraeolai^lard.to eoDvfaioe the AnMrican people we aboold he^ a foreign countiy build housfaig end create Jobs. But thia reqoeet is joatifiad. It ia asaistanca we wouM have be«o providhig staadny over past decadee if the Soviet Unkm had not aboaed the righta of ita people and prevented their ezodna. It ia a heroic humanitarian effort that goee to the core of Isratd's reaaon for being. And it is aaaiatmoa that need not be to conflict with our dfwiaatir prioritisa. Although we wffl be guaranteeing f 10 bnUon in kMna, Inael's 100% track reonrd on debt rKMgrmsnt suggeets tJie cost to us is Ukely to be virtualqr aero. There waa etroog aupport for this sssistance prior to the Preoidait's surprise announcement And now both tJJ3.-Iaraeli raUtiana and aiqtpart for the k)an guarantaee have deteriorated. To understand how serious that deterioratko is, it ia worth mnambering where tUngs atood before the Praaident suddenly dadared last week that we ebouU wait 120 days before considering Israel's request lor the k>an goaranteea. ftior to last weslt. the Cmgraee appeared ready to aaaiat laraai'e historic effort to absorb these immigrants. lUor to laat week, rtlatians smoog Israel and ita neighbora kioked rather hopeful To thia Administratkm's credit Syria, Jordan, uid larael had badcaQy agreed to ait down together at a i3r8t«ver regkmal peace conference. Thwe waa hope a Paleetinian dehgatian mij^t be named acceptable to aU partie^wnta. Apart from that qneetiao, the eeeential ooncsms of att aUea had been met, and there waa a aenae we mi^ be on the road to the kind of faoe-to-faoa djenieeion, and perhape reoognition, that both larael and the United Statee have eegerly poraued for decadee. That waa the atate of affaire during the first week to August whsn I had the opportunity to travel to larael under tlie auqiicee of the Appropriatlona Committee. In diacuaiiooa with anior govemmmt officials, mOitary leadera, acadandca, MIH citiioBs acroae laraeli I picked iqi a aiaae of cantioua optimiam—a aenae that the regiOBsl eonfareaea mi|^t weU hanMn, that it woukl be at laaat a Uttla ba^rfnl to the canae of peace, and that it ndgfat juat be the start of s kngawalted breakthrough. I aharad that aanae myeeH And in««—*>"g« with Prime Mtoister Shamir, with Paleettoian leadara, and with many othere, I etated my strong support for the proeeee Preeklent Bnah had helped launch. But took at thinga now. Suddenly, the Preaident ie to the ndddle of an ugly confrontational atand-off with larael'a government Suddenly, we are told by Abba Eban and other diatinguiahed voicee that we are witneeeing the worat breach to U.S-Iaraeli relatkna to four decadee. Soddeoty, lerad's rhetoric about iU aettlementa policy has become more atrident Soddanly, Syria is sugvHttog the vote on abaorption aid ia Hnked to the eupceee of the peace procaae. Suddenly, the entire proceaa appaara to Jeopan^. Whars dU ws go wrong? The blame ia aharad. I believe Israel's rapkl ooastnietkm of settlamtnta to the Weet Bank haa bean provocative and eooatarprodnctive. What I met with Prime Mtoister Shamir. I toU hfan that directly. I etreeeed that hia eettlemant policy wouU make it more difficult for thoee of us baddng laraal's request for k>an goaranlsiaa to wto aqiport for that sssJatanceamoag our ooDaagnee and the American pub-
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He I argued that larael ehould fretae its construction of aattluMBte to the occupied territoriee. Inataad, the laraeli govemaMBt poehed ahead with aottlsasnt coostmctkm. And to dotog so, it missad an ioportant opportunity to bdM totamational goodwffl and improve the pnMpecte for Mideast peace. But Israel's eettltaaente poUgr is sot ths proiimats cauae of the aaw taaafam to the peace proosea m fa U.Slaraali ratationa. "nM diteet oanaa ia the aatOHndtog par^ fonnaaoa of the tVeaidnt ovar the past wadL Mr. Buah'a reqneet for a delay to ooosidiratkin of the k>an guarantaee is aa baffling as it ia deatructive. Mr. Bnah claima the dslay is neceaaanr to protect the peace proceaa, but he haa refuaed to elaborate why that iaao. No party to the peace taUu raqneetad the delay. No *mhnirntiiTtHfvf hfi^ itiwnfiiltil a aiiilhaiiaiits fiiiani as a precondition to attending the regional conftrence. The Pleaident'a tactica are aa bafffing aa hia rationale. Rather than nae the quiet dipfciwatif channels he insists are eo InqMrtant whendaaiing with Chineae dictators, hs chose the TV chanaela toataad. Rather than address ths settlement issue to a constructive w«y that preeerved the momentum toward peace, he pounded his fists to angor at our only democratie aQy to the Mkieast and hastily threw down the VBto gauntlet lUs ie a level of vehemence the Preaident never uaad with Arab partic^Mnts to thepeaoa inoeeaa. He did not uee his coneidarabia leverage onrar the Sandie and Kuwaitis after the Onlf War to get tfaam to end the Arab bpyoott of larasL He dU not eipkiit Jordan'a weakneee after the Wer or Syria's need for a new s^perpoww patron to extract their recognition of larad TIM PreskleDt'a actions have been baffltog, but tb» unfortunate impact haa been predictable. Hia fighttog words have strengthened the laraeli right wing, givao then a new rationale for reeisting sny negotiationB, and thua made it hardv for the laraA government to bufld domeetic oonsenaoa for aqy ndddle ground. Hie new Une to the aand—drawn between the United Statee and aa aUy—haa tovited harsher rhetoric from Syria about abaorption aid. And hit outburst haa polarised American attitude toward laraal—an attitude that haa ban charaetviaed acroae ahalfceataty by frindah^ undov standtog, and a aenae of coaaaoa vafaiee. I defir greatlly to any PnaidsBt to the conduct of for-i aign policy. I hope the new diarnasione between Secretary Baker and the Isrsaigovemmsntwin lead ua away from thia breach. But I have a bad foslfaig about thia. It ia hard not to aee poUticB at play here. It ia hard not to aae an old pattern repaating itadf—a patten we have seen moot dearfy on ths OvflRtfitsbill-apattamdu^ tog this Adminiatration of shunntog progress for polai^ isiAkin and awqpping a policy that worka for an iasue that cute. It ia tronbUng to thtok that Mr. Buah wouM hold humanitarian akinoataga to political aima. Tbera ia much more than abort term political loae or gato at atake. Let ua raaoive not to aUow tiUa intamatfaaial iaaue to became a target for aimmeiing domeetic diaoontent. We must enaure that a decade of baction on our needs at home is not converted toto sn tovitation for Isolationiam. I believe AmKicaaa Bopport larael'a efforte to provide a homeland to the Jewe who have waited ao many decadee to eecape from the Soviet Uni<m. I believe we ahould aaaiat Israel's efforts to abeorb thoee immigranta. I believe we ehould not permit that aasistance , to be held up by poUtice or petulance. We need to bring thie iaeue to debate aa aoon as possible. I sm eegir to take part to it I want to make the caae for the loan guarantaee. I want to make the caae egatost larael'a eettlaneat policy. But I want that proeeee to be a conetructive one that can halp break the grkUock-both withto laraai aad to the MUeaet-not exacerbate it For that reaaon, I wflliato with thoee of my coUeaguee who reject an unjuatiiied delay and act to conakier the k>an guaranteee for larael at the eariieet opportunity.
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To the Editor To the Editor. What a terrible loss to our community on the passWe enjoy Ozde Nogg's cohunn to the Jewieh Preee, ing one of our prominent dtiiene, Ike Friedman. A person who cared, who gave ao gsneroualy fnnn the "The Spice to Our Sacred Seaaona." Her creative writheart, expecting no koved or spedal recognition. ing always sheds a fresh, and often humorous, light on To me bw waa "Mr. Boraheim," as big as life itseU. Jewiah holidays and customs. Aa busy as he was, he alwaya managed to spend time Recently we learhed her column haa been picked up with evaiy cUent. He waa a ffland to att. by aeveral periodicals nstionaUy. Oczie'e wide range of Ha waa a man of atature and a real menach, a credit talent is unique and Omahans are fortunate she shares to onr conmanity. it with us. He win be aoraly missed. May hia famUy eoattoue to his ibotstepe. May he reet to peace. Harold and PhyUla Zabto EUesnSax
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tMnple ItTMl AY: Tot Shabbat Mrvice, •^:80 p.m. RdbUArydi Asia! and itorKanBWtbbtrwiU a apedal aervioe toddhn and thftir buaiA oooUa and Juka .wmfoOow. Shabiiat avMiiig aarv8:15 pjn. RabUAsiM and Cantor abbar wiU officiate. qiaakarwillbePro^r Aahv MMK, wfaoaa win be "WHo is a Jew Undw IsraaU Law." Dr. jjllaoa is aaoior lecturer at lU Aviv University. Fafoity of Law and is a freit guest lecturer at ^varioua scboola of law. The Oner Shabbat will lie QMMiaoredby Lee and Jtdfan Siraf and Batty and Sotej in honor of the ar Mitsvah of their liarry Siref. eervioeie availaUe for tlie 8:16 p.m. evanfaig service aa wall aa the 1:16 Shabbat morning RaeervatioDS are lliere are no fadlfor infants. SATURDAY: Shabbat Morning service, 11:15 ajn. MEN'S CLUB Mayor PJ. Morgan will Mwak at Man's Club Imndi on Oct. 6,10 a.m. IADULT EDUCATION i Oct 7—lotrodDctiaii to iodaiam, 7:30 -10 pjn.^. Oct 10-"Israel: Past and Prascnt." 9:80-10:30 Oct lO-Adolt B'nai Mitsvah. 10:30 aA-12:80 pjn. B'NAI MITZVAH Lany DaaU Sfaef, son at M«y mi Mm Sinf, wO celebrate Ua Bar Mitsvah Oot 5. Brian Meyers. lofBattaanlJaaMar , wiO calebrate his Bar I Oct. 12.
PERSONALS To my dear caring ralativaa and friaoda: My siiiosraat thanks for (your prayers, donstiooa, gifts, cards and llowara daring my hoepitalisation and convalaaoaot st«y at tlie Roae BhunUn Home. You were all wonderful. Mayyouanbablasiid with a healthy, happy New Year. To my childno and nqr ibtff, my sincere thsnks, nty love and gratitada. To my wondarfiil and caring friends, thsnk you so vary much for the donations, bafcad foods, plants, cards f «M1 gjUta, tbsy wan so niacn appreciated. To my three doctors, EOaaaSax
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We have read only three words when we realize that the Bible ia taUng on the iriioie world of andant Samitk: reUgfaa. with its mnWpHri^ of gods and its puerile Mess ri)out the univarae. Bareddt ben EfaUm-In the beginning God createdl Or. in a different translation. Wlien God began to create... Is this polemic argumentative? It is, indeedl For hi the inteUectual-religkitts mUiett in which it appeared, the idee of a single God creating the universe iras aensationaL It is widely assumed that then an real affinitiea between the biblical account and tha standard Meeopotamian ideas of the earlioBt tinua of the world and (rif mankind. But it was stsndard in the andant Semitic acoounta to aasome that many goda wen involved at the beginniog. and that tbqy. too. wen created, llie Bible diamlawe aD of that idthout even refening to it God was not created. He alw«ya was... And it waa Hft He akne. who created the univem. I do not mean to enter into the theology of the biblical view. I mean only to pdnt out how it contxadicta the ideaa that surrounded it I offer one man of many that mi^t be dted: the creation of mankind. In the Meaopotamian accounts, the gods have been hivolved in a great battle with a mij^ty aaa monster. Whan they have daiaated hv, tbqr uaa bar blaedhig hulk for the stuff with whfeh to create mankiBd. * It is possible that the biblical account makae an oblique reference to the oea monater, popular in ancient Mid-Eaatem folklore. But her fleeh and blood and bone are not used for mankind. Instead, God createa mankind of the eerth itself. This is the stuff of mankind. Man is of the earth. The earth is his mother. From her ffoaio he darivee; to it he returns. Without a direct word at all, the Bible thus dhows aside the primitive and repulsive ideaa of the ancient Near East. TheBible is the Book of God and Man. Its level has risen to the hi^MBt ideas of the Godhead and of humanity whom God has put hen.
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Lbdaay Parilman Lindssy Psrihnan, daughter of Gary and Mariene Parilman, will caMwate bar Bat Mitsvah on Oct. 11 at Beth Israd Synagogue. Lindsay is s sevMith grade honor vtudent at Pet«Kinfi|| Middle Schotd. She enj(^s resding. swimming, volleyball, ping pong, tennis ad ceramics. Lindsay won a bronze medal for tennis in the 1991 regional MaccaU Games heU in Omaha this summer. In Jupe. she received a thintplaoe ribbon for her exhibit entered in the Mud4y Mo Ceramics Competition. lindsay and bar brother. Joahua, are the grandcbiU^ of of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parihnan and Mr. and Mra. JuUua Schraibar.
Paiaahat BateaUt ReadlH between the Unes As we begin the Torah readings all over again—that soping. upUfUng fseling we experience evay year—we remind ouraalvna that than are many waya to read the Bible. One of them we seldom maotion. seldom give attention to. It is the need to read between the lines and see what the biblical text is saying without saying it directly. I refir to its polemics, its argumentation against the common Semitic backdrop against which it baa to be
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Temple Israel Joyfully invites you to cdebrate with Cantor Karen Webber and Roaen Ollat on the Shabbat preceding their marriage Oneg Shablwt to follow Bwoning Serrlee 7:30 p.m.. Oot. 11 Temple ferae! The Mazeltones Klezmer Band will play during the aervioe and Oneg
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