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7 ''"■'" .".:.x. x '"' mSm JIHROMCLE ZJlWyy Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community lor Over 60 Years v[7A\jjv VOL.63 NO.42 OCTOBER 10,1085-TISHRI25 Ofli/ofed to American and Jewish Ideals. menARY, OHIO HiSTonjcau sc^-^C, 1982 -VtLM/v AVE.• , . _y • •-.' CQL3,fO, 43211 .;-..' ,E.X0H. Proposed Legislation Spells 'Relief For Israel Bond Holders WASHINGTON (JTA) - Israel bond holders may be relieved to learn that their failure to declare • interest they never earned will prob- ' t ably not be considered a violation of U.S. tax law. The House Ways and Means Committee recently approved legislation that would exempt holders of Israel bonds from a provision of the 1984 Deficit Reduction Act requiring lenders to pay tax on the full amount of interest "that would accrue if the loans were made at pre- - vailing market rates. The "imputed interest provision" was aimed against -those who make artificially low-interest loans as a legal means of tax evasion. Before the legislation, for example, (CONTINUED ON PAGE 5) First Jewish Member of Parliament Elected In History of Boliva LA PAZ (JTA)—As a result of Bolivia's recent elections, a Jewish legislator, Jose Brecher, has for the first time become a member of the Chamber of Deputies, the World Jewish Congress reported. The election of the Jewish Parlimen- tarian coincides with a political event here unprecedented in the last quarter of a century: an elected government transmitted its rule to another democratically established government, and a new parliament was peacefully inaugurated. Reagan, Hussein Agree On Need For Negotiations To End Conflict Poland To Observe 35th Anniversary Of Jewish State Theater JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Polish government will observe the 35th anniversary of the Jewish State Theater, the Yiddish theater in Warsaw with a series of commemorative events at the beginning of December, Stephan Grayek, chairman of the World Federation of Polish Jews, reported here on his recent return from Poland. The Jewish State Theater was founded shortly after World War II when surviving Jewish actors returned to Poland from concentration camps and from the Soviet Union. Blu Greenberg Is Optimistic About Jewish Family's Future By Judith Franklin News Editor Blu Greenberg is a multi- faceted woman. An orthodox rebbetzin. A feminist. A scholar, author and lecturer. A self-described transition woman who has lived significant portions of her life both before and after the main thrust of the women's movement. Greenberg is also an optimist. She is optimistic about the future of the Jewish family. This year's Ar^e I. Yenkin Memorial Lecturer at the 59th Annual Meeting of the Columbus Jewish Federa-' tion on Sunday, Sept. 22, at Beth Jacob Congregation, Greenberg delivered a.very clear message: While there are many forces currently at work with the potential to destroy the Jewish family, she feels that Jewish ritual life and tradition will maintain and stabilize the Jewish family during the next 15 years. ,. Greenberg pointed out that things can and often do change very quickly and that "our less insular existence is more susceptible to erosion." Forces at work undermining the family unit are: hedonism or an orientation toward the self, the "me first" psychology; the lower birth rate; the "new" morality; a divorce culture ' in which one-third of all Jewish children under the age of 18 are being raised in single parent families; intermarriage and the women's movement. "I consider myself a staunch feminist, she noted. "I like that-title, but the impact of the .women's "movement on the Jewish family has not been entirely positive." She explained that the three most revolutionary ideas of the women's movement — that women have unlimited potential, that women have innumerable options and that a family is by no means the only way for women to obtain a sense of completion — have-contributed to this negative effect. "It is a matter of time, energy, and preoccupation," she said, "that women in the career mode don't have" to devote to their families. "The heart of the dilemna is that while a lot of factors have been wonderful for us, these same factors undermine Jewish communal life. The issue is not whether this is good or bad but how we .can make it better," she stressed. Blu Greenberg "To make it better," Greenberg suggested that parents communicate their values to and become models for their children. She also stressed that Tzedakah — giving is the antidote to hedonism and that' Jewish Marriage Encounter and outreach programs can combat high dfvorce rates and intermarriage." - "While we have a lot of work to do until the year 2000, I am optimistic," she said. "Fifteen years — no problem." Temple Israel Managing Financial The first session of the Temple Israel Foundation's series, "Managing Your Financial Resources," will be held Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 7:30 p.m., at the Temple. Fredric L\ Smith, principal in the law firm of Murphey, Young and Smith, will speak on "Estate Planning — 1985 and Beyond." The session will provide a survey of current estate planning techniques with special emphasis on major gift and estate tax changes made during the past few years and possible-changes during the next year or two.- Smith, a graduate of the Uhi-! WASHINGTON (JTA) - , President Reagan and King Hussein of Jordan agreed last week on the need for direct negotiations to end the Arab-Israel conflict. But there was no indication that the United States and Jordan had moved closer toward resolving their differences on how to reach this goal. "All of us, Jordan the United States and Israel share the same realistic objective — direct negotiations under appropriate auspices before the end of this year,", Reagan said as he bid farewell to Hussein on the south lawn of the White House. The President stressed that the way to achieve "peace and stability" for all nations in the Mideast "is through direct negotiations on the basic UN Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338." But Hussein made clear that he still insists, as he did when he was'in Washington last May, on an international "umbrella" for any negotiations. He stressed "Jordan's commitment to a negotiated settlement of the Arab-Israel conflict within the context of an international conference to implement Security Council Resolution 242." A senior Administration official, briefing. reporters on the talks, said that "some headway" had been made, but he refused to go into details. However, he indicated that it dealt with the international conference sought by Jordan. Reagan seemed even more positive in his remarks. "There are complex "and sensitive issues which must be resolved before actual negotiations can begin," he said. "But I believe these issues can be resolved." Hussein, in his meeting with Reagan, reiterated his position that an international conference must include the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, one of which is the Soviet Union. The senior official said that Reagan noted the legitimate objection of Israel to Soviet involvement since Moscow does not have any diplomatic relations with Israel. Israel Bonds Women's Division Sets Calendar'For '85 Campaign Dr. Dorothy Rubenstein, chairwoman Women's Division, Israel Bonds, an- ■*..*. $1500 in Israel. Bonds. Each year a specially designed pin is awarded to those purchasers. This year'a pin, designed by Aharon Bezalel, 'one of Israel's most accomplished artists, signifies the unity of the Jewish people and the building of Israel. The design represents figures standing hand-in-hand forming a human circle. Cowall and Katz noted the Bunny Cowall nounced at the Kick-Off "Breakfast the following 1985 Women's Division campaign events. , jOn Monday, Oct. 28, at 11:30 a.m., a Sponsor's' Luncheon will be held at the home of Bella Wexner. Chairing this event are . Bunny Cowall and Carolyn Katz. The Sponsor's Program is geared to women who purchase a minimum of Carolyn Katz highlight of the Sponsor's Luncheon will be the presen- (CONTINUED ON PAGE 12) Offer Resources Series versity ~of Michigan Law School, is a-frequent speaker on tax and estate planning, He is actively involved in Columbus community matters, having, served as 1981-82 United Way president and the 1983 chairman of the Columbus Emergency Assistance Fund. "Managing Your Financial , Resources" is planned to provide the participants with an awareness of the opportunities for maximizing the value of their dollars with attention on financial balance, minimizing estate and income taxes, i gaining (CONTINUED ON PAGE HI Agudas Achim Choir To Continue Studies The Agudas Achim Volunteer Choir will continue their studies and participate monthly in the Rosh Chodesh benching. Choir members who rehearsed all summer for the High Holiday services are (frortf row 1. to r.) Isac Gross-Schneider, Mark Cherney, Jeffrey Romanoff, Bruno Herszage, Jeffrey Frank, Steven Romanoff; (back row, 1. to - r.) Dr. Ed Schecter, David Schottenstein, Harley Greene, Robert Glickler, Cantor Baruch Shifman, Abraham Dobkin, Morris Romanoff, Marc Romanoff. Stanley Sacks, president of the Agudas Achim Synagogue, expressed thanks to Cantor SJiifman and the choir for their efforts in making the High Holiday services beautiful. , ■ \" ~ZI "»' .
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Previewing today's NCAA Regional game between No. 4 seed Austin Peay (34-22) and No. 3 MSU (35-23). The game starts at 6 p.m. Central and will be televised by CSS. The loser plays the winner of the Georgia Tech-USM game on Sunday, and the winner of that game plays the winner of Austin Peay-MSU in the championship round, also on Sunday.
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Chances are, the only thing you know about Austin Peay is that it has a humorous cheer – "Let's go, Peay!" – and once had a basketball player named Fly Williams whose presence made the cheer even more chuckle-worthy.
These days, the Govs are giving their fans reason to cheer for the baseball team. The Ohio Valley Conference champs – who hail from Clarksville, Tenn. – stunned top seed (and host) Georgia Tech last night, 2-1. It was the Governors' second NCAA tournament win in school history, and the first opening-round win. They're now 2-6 in NCAA play.
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"I would say it has to be, probably. First we wanted to win a game in the regional, and we did that in the last one. I've been telling these kids when I'm recruiting them, we're trying to get to the point where we're special. We want to win a regional."
And Austin Peay believes that can be accomplished. It's certainly in fine position to make a run.
McClure was initially going to give the ball to his ace, Jeremy Dobbs, on Friday. But Thursday afternoon he changed his mind and threw Jack Snodgrass, who tossed seven innings of one-run ball to improve to 4-6. Snodgrass was the MVP of the OVC tournament last week.
So that means MSU gets to face Dobbs. When asked after the game last night who today's starter would be, McClure was visibly excited when he said, "Oh yeah, absolutely, Jeremy Dobbs is going tomorrow. Absolutely."
Dobbs, the OVC pitcher of the year, is 9-2 with a 3.43 ERA. In 86 2/3 innings, the junior left-hander has allowed 46 runs (33 earned), 84 hits, struck out 85 and walked 49. He's allowed just two home runs, and opponents are hitting .253 against him.
What kind of help can he expect? Peay has been solid in several areas this season. It hits .303 as a team (fourth in the OVC), has a .449 slugging percentage (third), 46 home runs (second), 95 stolen bases (first, by a lot), and owns a fielding percentage of .961 (tied for third).
Against Georgia Tech, the Govs committed one error, turned two double plays, and left only three men on base. They had only four hits, but the big one was freshman second baseman Jordan Hankins' solo homer in the seventh to put Peay ahead for good.
"These are the right guys. They don't play with any fear at all," McClure said.
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Some other notes and quotes regarding this matchup.
• First baseman John Hogan is the OVC's co-leader in home runs (13) and paces the league in RBIs (62). He's also hitting .316. Hankins' .361 average leads the team and is sixth in the OVC.
• Reliever Ryne Harper is tied for second in the OVC with eight saves. In 29 appearances (two starts), he's 6-2 with a 4.06 ERA.
• Austin Peay had three players named to the all-OVC first team, four to the second team, and three to the all-freshman team.
• MSU and Austin Peay met five times between 2005 and '08, with the Bulldogs winning three of those games. McClure, who's in his 22nd season as head coach, sees a very different looking MSU team than what he was used to.
"They're just not a big physical, huge team, like we're used to seeing Mississippi State back in the day," he said.
• Austin Peay relief pitcher Zach Toney, who picked up his second save of the season last night, is from D'Iberville. His sister, Carol, just graduated from Mississippi State this spring.
"It's a little mixed signals going on with my family," Toney said. "She's kind of pulling for them, but she really wants us to win. I have a lot of friends at Mississippi State."


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