Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1995 — Page 4

IND 4 March 29. 1995 93 senators endorse Jerusalem as capital

Krauss helps heart fund

NEW YORK — The Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations hailed the "overwhelming endorsement" by 93 senators of a letter calling for the US. to recognize Israel’s sovereignty over a united Jerusalem by moving the American embassy to the Israeli capital and urged its speedy implementation as formal US. policy. New York Sens. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D) and

Alfonse M. D'Amato (R) initiated the letter sent to Secretary of State Christopher. It calls for the relocation of the embassy "no later than the agreements of 'permanent status' take effect... wh ich, accord in g to the Declaration of Principles, is scheduled for May 1999." Of the 93 senators, 50 were Republicans and 43 were Democrats. Among the cosigners were Majority Leader Continued on page 7

National Football League veteran Barry Krauss, will be the keynote speaker for the American Heart Association's "All-Star Sports Breakfast" on Tuesday, April 18. The breakfast will take place at the Hyatt Regency in Indianapolis, 7 to 9 am., with proceeds benefitting the American Heart Association. An all-star athlete will be seated at each table during the breakfast and introduced by Masters of Ceremony Bob Lamey from WIBC and Clyde Lee from WRTV 6. The All-Star Sports Break-

fast combines fundraising with education and a chance to rub elbows with renowned athletes from ail walks of sports including professional football, basketball, tennis, hockey and several amateur athletics. There will be a health fair prior to a hearthealthy breakfast, a silent auction and an autograph and photograph session. Krauss played for Paul "Bear" Bryant at the University of Alabama, was named Most Valuable Player of the 1976 Liberty Bowl and 1979

Sugar Bowl, and was the Baltimore Colts number one d raft pick in 1979. He retired from the Miami Dolphins in 1991 and now resides in Indianapolis where he is an analyst for the Colts Broadcast and a corporate sales trainer for Sandler Sales Institute. Krauss donates his time to numerous charities in addition to the American Heart Association For tickets and information, contact Alicia Butler, American Heart Association, (317) 876-4850. JCC

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Continued from prev. page dor to the United States. He was a member of the Israeli cabinet for 18 years, serving as Foreign Minister from 1966 to 1974. Eban has won distinction as a statesman, diplomat, scholar, best-selling author and historical documentary narrator. Mr. Borns predicted the event will attract a capacity attendance, because of the history it commemorates and because Eban is "one of the most gifted orators of this generation." The commemoration will be public,with general admission tickets on sale through the Theatre (317-262-1110). Tickets are priced at $10 per adult, $5 each forchildren age 12 and under and students with ID.

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