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~*******~-i-!~ ~ ***'**** 5-DIGIT 02~0t 241 nu ; * 5 7 S30C1AT10~ R, l . ,J E, I 3H H 0F<IC;L 1:.0 SLSSID~S 02c-06 Rhode Isl Pf,O, IJENCE R 1 Review of ''Chutzpah'' --I-IERALD Page9 The Only English-Jewish Weekly in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts VOLUME LXXVII, NUMBER 38 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1991 35¢ PER COPY Israel Pressured To Free Prisoners by Hugh Orgel the speedy release of Jerome TEL AVIV (JT A) - Israel Leyraud as ample proof that welcomed the release last Sun­ Syria and Iran have the power day of two more Western to release all hostages held in hostages from captivity in Lebanon. Lebanon and stood by its offer Leyraud, a French medical to enter negotiations for a pris­ worker, was seized August 8 oner swap. after the release of British But Israel is insisting that hostage, John McCarthy, by such a deal must include either kidnappers who threatened to the release of seven Israelis kill him if another Westerner missing in Lebanon or a full ac­ were freed. He had been held counting of what happened to by a previously unheard-of them. group calling itself the Organi­ Officials here have rejected zation for the Defense of Pris­ suggestions that Israel unilater­ oners' Rights. ally release some of the The other hostage released Lebanese Shi'ites it and allied was Edward Tracy, a native of forces are holding in prison for Vermont, described variously security offenses. as a writer, bookseller and ad­ They are pointing out that venturer. He had been a captive Touro Frateral Helps Honor Pell & Israel The State of Israel Bonds recently honored U.S. Sen, Claiborne Pell, a long-time supporter Syria and Iran have the clout to of the so-called Revolutionary of Israel. Touro Fraternal Association announced at the dinner that it had purchased a effect the release of all Western Justice Organization, a pro-Ira­ $25,000 Israel Bond in appreciation of Sen. Pell's position and as a further indication of its hostages without Israel's con­ nian group. own continued support of Israel. Attending the dinner honoring the senator were, from left, tribution to the complicated Bush Urges Release Nathan Lury, Touro's Vice Chairman of the Board; Robert Miller, Chairman of the f.1ember­ procedure, and that the United of 'Innocents' ship Committee; Gov. Bruce Sundlun; the Hon. Zalµian Shoval, Israeli Ambassador to the States now has a good enough McCarthy, a British journal­ United States; Sen. Pell; Barry Newman, Chairman oi Touro's Community Involvement working relationship with both ist, was held for five years by Committee; the Hon. Yaakov Levy, Israel Consul General to New England; Arthur Poulten, these countries to persuade Islamic Jihad, which also Chairman of the Board of Touro, and Robert Halpert, President of Touro's Harmony Lodge. them to do so. The Israelis are pointing to (continued on page 13) Levy, O'Neil Discuss Middle East Hadassah Launches New Chapter! Situation In Rhode Island by Kathy Cohen Hadassah is a non-profit or­ land has about 2,000 within Herald Associate Editor ganization that can be found at seven chapters. The new When an international orga­ the city, regional, national and Rhode Island Hadassah chap­ nization such as Hadassah, the international level. Yet, as of ter will include members from Women's Zionist Organization June 19, 1991, a new statewide each group chapter. of America, has been around as level has been incorporated. The Rhode Island Hadassah long as it has, it makes sense to And because of its conve­ leaders felt the need to " region­ change with the times. All niently small size, Rhode ls­ alize [our local chapter] system branches large or small need to land was selected for the test so that we're not all doing the stay updated on the organiza­ run. same thing and duplicating tion's numerous activities and The purpose of this new pro­ each other all the time," says materials so th-at the high ideals gram is to find ways to effec­ of this historic organization can tively and efficiently serve all (continued on page 13, stay strong. Hadassah members. Rhode ls- (L-R) R.l. Attorney General James E. O'Neil, Anne O'Neil, and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir; July 23, 1991. by Peter J. Corwin talks under US-Soviet auspices. Eventually, the groups will dis­ At noon on August 6, Israeli cuss such " non-political" is­ Consul General Ya'akov Levy sues as pollution control and al­ of the Boston consulate briefed :ocation of water resources. some 15 top leaders of the RI Levy fi elded questions on the Jewish Federation on Middle rationale behind Israel's condi­ East peace prospects. He ex­ tions for negotiation. Later that pressed the Israeli govern­ afternoon he met with Attor­ ment's optimism for an Octo­ n<'y General James E. O'Neil. ber regional conference. In the O'Neil was oni> of four US meaJ1time, Levy said discussion attorneys general participating is underway over the makeup i11 J July I o-2~ educJllon and , of . the proposed joint Pales­ familiarization delegation to Is­ tinian-Jordanian delegation as rael. The others included well as the framework of the Robert Abrams of New York, conference itself. Robert Stephans of Kansas, and If all goes as planned, the Lawrence EcoHawk of Idaho conference will split into work­ - the first native American to -,.,, ing groups whereby the partici­ become an attorney general. Standing from left are: Fran Sadler, Fran Mendell, and Shirley Chernick. Front row from left pants - Israel, Jordan, Syria, Each participant was selected are: Ruth Blustein, Diane Ducoff, and Erna Oelbaum. Missing are Fran Weisman and Roz Egypt, and the Palestinian rep­ resentatives - will begin direct (continued on page 7) Boluksy. 2 -THE RHODE·ISLMJD JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUS'I' 15, 1991 Inside the Ocean State Gentleman Jim From Jamestown by Mike Fink won _an academy award nom­ You look at Jim's features, Herald Contributing Editor ination. Jim went to Holly­ sharp and refined. He . wea~s Jim Wolpaw drove over to wood for the big award night tortoise shell glasses. His hau my cottage from Jamestown. in a fancy tux. "Will you wear is curly like his beard. The ex­ He is writing and producing a it for this docudrama too?" pression is kindly and easy­ film about Emily Dickinson, "It wasn't mine, I rented it. going. My kids like him. And with the support ·of the R.I. My uncle offered to buy me Jim looks admiringly at fellow Committee for the Humanities. one. But I figured I'd never put artists and writers. He doesn't He had sent me the script, and it on a second time." stop by emptyhanded. He car-· filmmakers like feedback. Jim doesn't strike you as ries in a group of comic books Don't audition for the part of your forceful, overconfident written .by a friend who hires Em, because she never appears director who monologues and an illustrator to tum his whim­ on screen. The plot of the film pushes his weight around. sical memoirs into funnies. Or is kind of mixed up. A young Quiet and softspoken, he set­ a Peace Corps romantic humor­ woman named Alex plays the tles his big frame into a chair at ous souvenir typed and bound star. She is obsessed with our place, or later, at a coffee but not yet published. He Emily, who is her opposite. house. Tall, redbearded, Jim knows what I'll enjoy and This Alex is an actress who has comes from Cleveland, Ohio. shares stuff without hesitation. appeared on stage, naked, He's not a Swamp Yankee but a Nobody can quite figure out on horseback. But not like Lady doctor's son. Unlike his profes­ how this unassuming guy can Godiva. She is made up to sional brothers, he has taken a pull off his outrageous, color­ appear as a man. Jim's screen­ less travelled path. ful , boisterous, provocative plays are often a bit bizarre, "What does your mom think screen magic. but when he's done with one, of your most recent and re­ · I asked my frecklefaced it jells, and hopefully, it sells. nowned film, 'Complex friend what he had to say "What drew you to take on World'?" (It opens this month about poetry and the Jews. the story of Emily Dickinson?" in theatres round the globe.) " We Jews like to comment on "I think the fact that she lived in her house in Amherst ling around the world she "Well, she's a retired college the text of the Torah. Poetry is stood apart from all the others for 25 years, seeing nobody, made poetry. I feel strongly professor, she goes right along a text. We try to reach out for in her town, in her world. She looking inward. Without travel- about her work. I don't always with me. I call her once a week the meaning and context of get it, but I trust it. By putting to keep her abreast of my prog­ each word. We stare at each together this film, maybe I'll Narragansett 789-2322 Pawtucket 724-3 114 ress. If Complex World makes image in a movie to draw a dig down even deeper." big bucks, it will put me in a thought from it. Maybe also "You could say my movie stronger spot to bring in money the feeling in poetry of being JACK M. MINKIN grows out of my film on Keats. for future flicks.
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