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The Jewish Press, Vol. LII, No. 12, November 24, 1972
Hancoff Named BBYO
Regional Director
THE
Omaha - David Goldstein,
chairman of the B'nai B'rith
Youth Organization Cornbelt
JEWISH
Region Board, has announced
the appointment of Steve Han-
coff to serve as BBYO Regional
Director, with headquarters in
PRESS
Omaha.
A graduate of St. John's Col-
lege in Baltimore, Maryland,
Serving Council Bluffs,
Mr. Hancoff has served on the
staffs of Habonim summer
Des Moines, Lincoln, Omaha
camps, and spent a year in Is-
rael in a Habonim kibbutz pro-
Vol. LII-No. 12
OMAHA, NEB., FRI., NOV. 24, 1972
gram.
As BBYO Regional Director,
Mr. Hancoff will be respon-
sible for coordinating BBYO
activities in the Cornbelt Re-
Gov. Exon to Host
gion which includes Omaha,
Lincoln, Sioux City, Des
Moines, Sioux Falls and Ot-
Sleve Hancoff
tumwa.
young people, and the interest
Israel Bond Dinner
Plans are now being formu-
and cooperation offered by the
lated for the BBYO Winter
adults in the region. The po-
Lincoln-Governor J.J. Exon
Convention which will be held
tential is here to build an out-
at the Omaha Hilton Hotel De-
will host a dinner at the Execu-
standing BBYO program," he
cember 25-29. More than 200
tive Mansion in Lincoln on
said.
delegates are expected to at-
Hancoff said that one of the
Wednesday, November 29th at
tend.
primary goals of the Winter
7 p.m. The dinner will join the
Mr. Hancoff said that the
Convention is to involve as
world-wide observance of Is-
planning of the Winter Conven-
many interested teens as pos-
rael's 25th anniversary of state-
tion has given him an opportu-
sible. "Scholarships are avail-
hood, and the part Nebraska is
nity to meet and work with
able for BBYO members where
playing in marking this mile-
many members of the com-
necessary. Those interested
stone in Jewish history.
munity, both youths and adults.
should contact me at the Jew-
The Honorable Shaul Ramati,
"I'm excited by the leadership
ish Community Center," he
Consul General of Israel and
potential I'm finding in the
said.
guest speaker of the evening,
will present an award to Gover-
nor Exon on behalf of the State
Pomerantz Will Head
of Israel for the Governor's
participation in the Israel Bond
program commemorating Is-
Governor Exon
Shaul Ramati
rael's 25th Anniversary.
Des Moines Campaign
Elmer Gross, Omaha Chair-
man and Norman Krivosha.
Lincoln Chairman, emphasized
Des Moines-Harry Pome-
that, in addition to saluting the
Brodkey, Zalkin Named
rantz has been appointed as
people of Israel on the occas-
general chairman of the 1973
ion of their nation's Silver An-
All-In-On Campaign of the
niversary, the dinner will also
To Israel Bond Posts
Jewish Welfare Federation. Am-
commemorate the notable rec
nouncement of his appointment
ord of economic progress that
Omaha-Elmer Gross, general chairman of the 1972 Greater
was made by Sidney Rubin.
Israel has achieved with the
Federation president.
aid of Israel Bonds.
Omaha Israel Bond Campaign, has announced that Eli M. Zalkin
will serve as associate chairman and Edwin E. Brodkey will
Mr. Pomerantz is a past
The Chairmen said that the
president of the Jewish Com-
Governor's guest list was limit-
serve as Banking Division chairman during the 25th Anniversary
munity Center and has served
ed to current and prospective
Israel Bond Campaign Year.
on the Federation Board of
Israel Bond pur of
Mr. Gross said that both Zalkin and Brodkey are continuing
Governors.
$1,000 or more, throughout the
their participation as leaders in the Israel Bond Program "be-
state.
He was appointed to the Na-
cause they feel that the buying of Israel Bonds should be a regu-
tional Defense Executive Re-
lar practice and privilege felt as part of a sacred obligation for
serve and still serves on its
board. He has received the ci-
Mills Says Nixon
the upbuilding of the Holy Land. For them it is a constructive
tation of merit from National
'Must Be Watched'
link with Israel-a way of sharing in the development of the
Temple Brotherhood for serv-
Harry Pomeraniz
country."
ices to the Chautauqua/Society,
and has been awarded a life
Synagogue and Beth El Jacob
New York (JTA)-Rep. Wil-
Synagogue.
bur Mills (D. Ark.) cautioned
membership in the National
Chautauqua Society.
Mr. Pomerantz is president
Jewish leaders here to keep a
Israeli Arab Will
of First Midwest Realty and
close watch on President Nixon
He is a past president of
Development Corporation and
to make sure he doesn't aban-
Temple B'nai Jeshurun Broth-
is general manager of Hoerner
don support for Israel in or-
erhood and has served on the
Waldorf Corp., Bag Division.
der to improve his working re-
Speak in Omaha
Temple board of directors.
He and his wife, Peggy, have
lationships with the Soviet Un-
ion.
Omaha Rustum Bastuni,
Mr. Bastuni has been a
He is a member of Temple
three children, Robert, Jeffery
former Arab member of the Is-
B'nai Jeshurun, Tifereth Israel
and Michele.
teacher of oriental studies, di-
"Failure by the President to
rael parliament, will speak at
recognize the importance of Is-
rector and lecturer for youth
a lecture sponsored by the
rael in the Middle East could
Omaha Jewish Cultural Com-
leaders and social workers, an
be disastrous to the future of
mittee, Wednesday, Dec. 6,
authority on Arab rural society
that great democracy,' he said.
1972, 8 p.m. at Beth Israel
in Israel, and is considered an
He asserted Nixon must rec-
Synagogue, 1502 N. 52nd St.
expert on the economic and
ognize that it was not a matter
As a former member of the
social structure patterns of the
of which nation was more im-
Israeli Knesset, Mr. Bastuni is
Modern Middle East.
portant-Israel or the USSR-
in a unique position to discuss
but simply that "we must main-
Arab-Jewish co-existence in Is-
tain our support of Israel."
rael. He is on the board of the
Mills said the "American peo-
Arab-Jewish Friendship
ple will not countenance such
League and the executive
a move by President Nixon and
board of the Moslem Bequests
I am calling on the President
Fund.
now to make his position
Bastuni earned his masters
clear."
degree in architecture from the
Asked what specifically
Technion in Haifa and his most
prompted him to raise a warn-
recent position in Israel was as
ing of a possible Presidential
assistant chief town planner
reversal of policy toward Is-
of the Haifa municipality. He
rael, Mills replied, "I am a lit-
has his own architectural firm
The menu is doughnuts traditional treat for Ha»
tle suspicious because of the
in that city.
nukka in Israel. The not-to-delicate eaters are pre.
background of Mr. Nixon." He
His published works include
school children who attend a Pioneer Women kinder.
added that "Nixon should be
research and studies of Be-
garten in an absorption center in Haifa. Pioneer
watched over the concessions
douin Society in Israel and of
Women, at the request of the Israel government, op-
that have been made and those
Arab National Movements. He
erates all day-care services in new immigrant absorp»
which will be reached in the fu-
served as editor of the lead-
tion centers throughout the country. The Hanukka
ture between Washington and
ing Israeli Arab literary and
festival begins on the night of November 30th,
Moscow."
social studies magazine.
Rustum Bastuni
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The Jewish Press, Vol. LII, No. 12, November 24, 1972
This newspaper contains articles reporting Jewish activities in Iowa and Nebraska.