Rabbis Urged to Aid Hungry After Yom Kippur Fast Ends
Boston based Mazon founder Leonard Fein mobilizes rabbis across 37 states to add a 3 percent surcharge tokos t et celebrations, directing funds to hunger relief. 150 temples have joined Mazon focusing on direct aid regardless of faith.
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Boston
United States
Leonard Fein
Fein
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Moment
Encino
California
Mazon
Los Angeles
Irving Cramer
U.S
Mazon Partners
Church Leaders Press Oppose Apartheid Agenda
In Johannesburg and Pretoria Anglican and Catholic figures urge Christians to oppose apartheid while some bodies back sanctions against the regime. Desmond Tutu oversees an Anglican synod approving a pro oppose stance minus sanction support. church voices condemn de facto segregation in parishes and Group Areas Act effects.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Anglican Church
Dutch Reformed Church
George Daniel
Pretoria
Daniel
Desmond Tutu
Cape Town
Tutu
Bob de Maar
Silvertown
Synod
Sid Luckett
Diocesan Board of Social Responsibility
Beirut Kidnappers May Agree To Trade Report Says
Newsweek reports Islamic Jihad captors in Beirut may swap three Americans for their cousin Mustafa Yousef and two other prisoners facing Kuwait death sentences. The hostages are Terry Anderson, Thomas Sutherland, and David Jacobsen.
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Beirut
New York
Lebanon
Kuwait
Newsweek
Islamic Jihad
Musawi
Hussein Musawi
Bekaa
Yousef
Mustafa Yousef
Elias Fuad Saab
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Thomas Sutherland
Fort Collins, Colo
David Jacobsen
Huntington
Reagan
William Buckley
Israel
Turnout Key May Decide S C Gubernatorial Race
In Columbia AP Republican Rep Carroll Campbell faces a high white vote share target to win governor with Democratic Lt Gov Mike Daniel needing solid white support and high black turnout could tilt the race. Campaign managers warn of trouble if black turnout rises beyond 28 percent.
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Columbia
U.S
Carroll Campbell
South Carolina
Warren Tompkins
Campbell
Mike Daniel
Don Fowler
Tompkins
State Election Commission
Daniel
Haiti's Namphy says democracy goal, reluctant to rule
Lt. Gen. Henri Namphy, Haiti's military ruler since Duvalier's flight, says he plans to step down for elections in November 1987. He describes the presidency as not his choice, cites family sacrifices, and faces pressure for faster reform while preparing a civilian transition by 1988.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Henri Namphy
Port-au- Prince
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Namphy
Gabrielle
Melissa
Europe
Middle East
United States
Francois ‘‘Papa Doc” Duvalier
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