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Seeing Red Over Green’s Israel Policy
Local leaders of the Green Party are working to overturn an anti-Israel resolution that has become official party policy.
Community Briefs
Community Briefs; Displaced Gaza Resident Raises $5,000 in L.A.; Father, Daughter Each Earn Book Awards; Preteen Ambassadors From Beverly Hills.
L.A. Shoah Survivor, Liberator to Reunite
After 60 years and 10 days, Samuel Goetz finally found the GI who liberated him on May 6, 1945.
Last Call
As President Bush moved closer to re-election, one Kerry fan said he already had a new bumper sticker in mind for his car: \”Hey, We Tried to Warn You.\”
Gridlock
On a particular stretch of Wilshire Boulevard near Westwood at 6 p.m., right-lane traffic is hopelessly stalled. A stream of cars crowds the intersection, trying to squeeze into the nearby parking lot of a well-known synagogue.
It\’s a familiar sight: With most people heading home from work, L.A.\’s Jewish community is swimming against the current, driving to services in some of the most densely populated neighborhoods in the city.
L.A. ADL Talks of Split
Following the recent dismissal of Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Regional Director David Lehrer, Los Angeles members continued to discuss the prospect of splitting off from the New York organization. Close to 100 people attended the meeting of the executive board of the Pacific Southwest Region of the ADL on Wednesday, Jan. 9, to discuss Lehrer\’s dismissal.
A Different Standard
Ask Mimi Feigelson a simple question, you don\’t get a simple answer. \”So how do you like L.A.?\” I ask, as we sit down for coffee and pastries at a Pico-Robertson cafe, thinking this is just the warm-up for the real questions.
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