SERVINQ NEBRASKA AND IOWA SMCE1920
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Needs Survey begins next weeic
Tea time in Omaha Maria Baadarawr, the aewaat Soviat Jcwiah immllipnHt t0 anhra is QMPIM, aoiraa ta* fr««i th« at 2MSootli89rd flu^ lU^ItfttShadiad kodWd ^^utBMat hM baa* pravided to bar by the Opamtka Exodaa faadfaiahg caiqwigB undirtalna by the Jawiah cooonntty of Omaba.
$108 million bequest to New York ByStewMrtAfai named in Moaea'will had TbaNoir Yaik Jantali.Wadk raeaived aobataattal oootxibutiaBs fhxn hsr during NEW YORK (JTA)- hvKfetinM. PhOanthroDist Lucjr OoldMoeee is said to hive achmidt Moaea, who died given away more than $80 in Anguat at the age (rf million. 109, left flOB milliao to The legacy was anthe Naw Yoik UJA-PMtr nounced at ahmehaonat ijttian ol Jewish Pbilait- UJA'Pederation head^#i<op<ea and six of its quarters, where several qMalnrs recalled the «nr, Dtvid Sadu, praridaot thualaam she msintained EoflXTA-INbntiomaaidit even into har 90s. "In her 80s ahe took ptfirm the "iargaat beiluaet aao IsasoBS and traveled [lodMa." ^JThaaixUJA-Fedaratioo to Italy to study Italian mwaiaa that will baaafit and to Oxford Unlvaraity ftMft Moaaa' Utfaaa «ra to study literature," said MoBteflora. Mount Siaai Pattit Fishaan, an old Uod Beth larMd BMli^ friend of Moses and an exPantm; the JawiA Booil eeator«(hal\(Mtat«. Michael Sovem. prsaitaf Pandy and CMdmt's larvfcaa; die PariMip Jew- dent' of Columbia Univarlib Oeriatric CantarTWid aity, ramsnbarad Moaes the Associated YM- as a "lovaiy. «r«Hi lady" mVHA of Oreatsr New with an "extraordinary range of intarsata." ^ork. She Waa "s^ant and wlU alfo called tbs baquiBst of another impressive," Bliaslwth Bar I nilUoa to other inati- low Rofin, admhiistratar and cbaritiaa, in- of Canfaral Park, saM of the CohinM< Yale diminutive Moees. "Oiving was bar grand Yoilt nmvenitbeNMrYorirPtoblic paaaian^ahe added. "ActheOMlMl qnlSitioB of poaaaasions maaat notMng U> bar, only BaeiiaC the inatitatiaBa gooddaada."
By Joenie Jaoobaon FederatkMi pnblie relatioBa director Questions have been finatiaed and q>proved jhr the Omaha Jewish Community Needs Survey, now scheduled to begjn next week, announced Jarly M. Shiaky, chataman of the Planning and Evaluation Committee of the Jewish Fedaratioo of Omaha. The survey, under the supervision of the P&E Ccmmittae, has been cmnpiled by tin Center for Public Affaira Raaaardi of the University of Net»«aka at Omaha (CPAIU and will be admihistered by professiooal telaphcme surveyors. Aceordtng to Mr. Shisfcy, 400 Omaha Jewish family units will be randomly sdected and called over a period of two weaka. The snrvey will take ^>proTJmately 30 ndnutee
Jerry Shiaky for each family unit to conqilete. "We have a good instrument," said Mr. Shiaky. "Everyone is hsppy about it. We're confident that if the gsosral Jewish oooh nnmity will now oooparate and wHUni^ partic^lirte, wa will have a prbduct that will aocurataly raOect currant and future needs.
Mr. Sluaky explained i ^^«raa agaodee of the Fe that the Needs Sonny has ^*atiaa. inchiding the Fe been designed to deter- eration, and fed i mine public awareness, that the questions to levds of satisfactioo and admd will be very : the prioritisatioD of pro- senitative and very i grama and aarvioes ofihred tant aa to the needs of t by the Federation and its ctHumunity. iagendea. The reaulta wiO "We would urge i i be uaed to more afiactivaly budget and allocate what one who is called to i the Fedaratioa has tanned 30 minntea of hii time I "limited reaoorosa" within give the answara that thisbl the Omaha Jewish com- and poaaibly the next gao^l eratian, will rely on munity. make fatfiormsd and intaffirl "It's been 16 years since gent dedaions today and! we have formal^ aaaaased well faito the future," ha| our coDeetive needs," said cooduded. Bilr. auaky. "The seven "In order to act on oae'4 membars of the PftE Com- bdialf. lewlarahip haa mittee have worked dfli- know what the oooatitQ^ gently for the last nine aocy is thinking. Tbis months with CPAR pro- eve^r man and woaan'i ftwiBJfinalH to prepare the individual opportuni^ i appropriate qneationa to help determine the dfre»i be asked. tioQ of the, vary Jewidi J oommnnity in which theyj "We sought hiput from Uva. Without tluit partiei^ bey lay lairiars and rye- pation, poKcy is ffduosd to aentaiivM from each of the a gnaadng game."
Israel Bonds announces Omaha 1991 campaign state of Israd Binds announced its 1991 Omaha campaign god of 11.6 million April 22. The campdgn committee estabhahsd goals and prioritiee, and diacnssed plans aimed at reaching commercial and finandd inatitutiana in Omaha and outstate ooounnnitjaa, aa waO aa indJvMnd bondyutchaaara. Ponnar Nwraaka SaprsBoa Ooart Juatiea Nor^ man Krivoaba haa been named to qiearfaead the atatewide larad Bonds Campaign Judge Krivoaba add. "A aucceaaful campaign tjapwids on the Qaiveeoi i^n*wflffw^M- and aenae of direction of the in: dividnala involved. And tUe campaign la fortunate to have a diveraa and die-
tinguished group—able, knowMgeauis^and wfiling —to woric on this impor tant effort." Sylvia Wagner, former Qfy Coundhraroan, dudrs the Omaha Israd Bonds Campaign. Mrs. Wagner Btatad that coocam lor larad'a ^rawth and ascmity aa a damoeraqr raadaa iff bayood the Jawidi oonmoni^. "Israd is both SB important Middla Eaat traiding partner of the United SUtaa and aatrwtegic ally." ahe add.
Mambera of the board include Truman Clare, Carol Goldberg, Julee Katsman, Joe Kirshenbaum. Murray Newman, Al Paraow and Natan Schwalb. Sara Jaehne, rSgfand lepreasutstiwfor State of land Bonda. is worUng with the Nebraaka effort. Pngrama for variona inooma targata wfllindnde direct mdL parlor tomtr ings, direct soUdtation and a buainess/profeeslond hmdieon.
Mra, Wagner pointed out that "flite w«y to ahow support tm larad is to inveat in larad with the pur duue of larad Bonda for budneea pandon funds. The newer bonda oUxr a competitive rate of rstutiL And aqoaily impwtant, the prtNBeadi fron larad, hdp to pay the eoata of the 180,000 to 260,000 Soviet Jaw* aipacted tUa year." Ftathar infomatfan ia availabia by calling Sara at 1-800-7524669.
Petition JERUSALEM (JTA)The panaita of an land Oeenee Poro) soldisr petitiobed the Hi|^ Court of Justios to bar larad from negotiathig «a axehange of LebaMaa priaoMrs for Wastarti lioatagas onisaa thsfr Mk( and «thsr mlsaingeolSliwiMhMJuded. The tMknd by the par ante of iMuida Katz waa filed on the bads of n»ports, mainly from Tebaran, that a deal to atduuM [lor priaoaarala Nili ArM> who upaarad before the Ififh Court on behalf of tht Btata proaecutor, aaawad the Jvatioee that the iaane of miaaing BoUiars haa always tapped theaatiaMJ i
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NCCJ names award recipients ThawM R. Bnrfce, partnar. Kanaody, Halland, DeLacy A Svdboda. awl Rdbart BL S^^ apedal oa«M#|Kf.& SaMrtar Bdb Kaney, have bean awarded the Ml UnaMdtariasi Award bar the MUknda dMptar if tt» NatisMi OsdhTMos af GMadawi and Jawt. SUrisgr OaUMda wOl rMdre tk« Spirit at Sarrtee Award. 1lM NCCJ •wawla era •WBWdiia—alhr toss—ad^yiaaifs aaisrtsdfarthefrentilanam aiailriliirtiai tarwadtilsn idlwaisn iddlias sslKHii Tbssrwsgjs wfll ba pmNidsi at the aaaad FfOCJ dhMt, J«M 1^ at DsOT Ptok Jaha E Oadbraa, presMairi «nd aUaf exaeattlva aMear af Narweat Bank Ndhtaaka. wOl he the IMl dbafaMi of tUa avaat.