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Jewish Community Center Event Celebrating Black And Jewish Cultures, January 1990

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Rachel Singer At The Jewish Community Center Purim Celebration, March 1990

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Rabbi Aharon Goldstein Celebrates Purim At The Jewish Community Center, March 1990

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Rezoning backed for old schools

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Ann Arbor News, September 9, 1986

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Help Jews' 'aliyah,' writer says

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Purim Parade

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Purim debate planned for community center

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Purim carnival set for Sunday

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Jewish fund appeal tops $107,000

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Ann Arbor News, January 22, 1990

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Black, Jewish cultures celebrated

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