Texas Jewish Post (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 1, 1977 Page: 5 of 20
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BY NORMA BARACH
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HONEY-COCONUT COOKIES
For a Rosh Hashanah dessert, try these honey cookies
to serve with your after-dinner tea or coffee. Honey, of
course, is a traditional New Year component, convening
our wishes for a good and sweet year.
1/2 stick margarine 2 cups flour
1/2 tsp. baking soda 1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup coconut 1/2 cup honey
almonds or chocolate chips 2 medium eggs
Mix all ingredients together [except almonds or
chocolate chips] with a wooden spoon. Shape into small
balls and put an almond or chocolate chips in the center of
each. Place cookies on two large greased cookie sheets.
Bake at 375 degrees for about 12 minutes. They should
be soft and chewy. Makes four dozen.
UNESCO
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if issues affecting them
directly have been raised
by Council members. UN-
ESCO officials who manag-
ed to reach a compromise
toning down anti-Israeli
Arab attacks at UNESCO’s
last General Conference in
Nairobi, openly express
their anxiety at the possible
consequences of an Arab
attack next month.
One official privately said:
“Another American [financ-
ial] withdrawal could spell
our death toll.” The U. S.
Congress decided to sus-
pend its payments to
UNESCO to protest against
the cultural organization’s
increasing “politization.”
PLO Office
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last year registered with
the Justice Department its
intention to open an infor-
mation office in Washing-
ton.”
At the Department of
Justice, officials confirmed
to the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency that U. S. govern-
ment permission is not
necessary but noted that
Justice has no control over
whether the PLO could
function in Washington.
“That’s up to the State
Department,” an official
said. “That decision is based
on foreign policy considera-
tions.”
After the PLO had
registered last November
to maintain contacts with
members of Congress and
U. S. officials, the State
Department found that
Sabri E. Jiryis, who had
Israeli officials in Paris
say that should the Arabs
present a formal anti-Israe-
li resolution it would go to
show that “in spite of
promises and half-state-
ments, nothing is changed
and the Arab position has
remained as tough as ever.”
A special Israeli delegation
is due to come from
Jerusalem to attend the
Meeting.
For Holidays
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registered as the PLO
agent, had provided false
information on his visa
application and the State
Department then ordered
him to leave the country
when his visa period had
expired.
It is understood that
while the State Depart-
ment under present U. S.
policy would probably not
grant visas for PLO mem-
bers to operate the office
here, it would not bar
Americans or citizens of
another country to operate
it in the PLO’s name.
PLO’s name.
With the office registered
and reports on its functions
required by the Justice
Department every six
months, one period report
on the PLO operation was
received at Justice last May
bearing Jiryis’ signature
and mailed from Beirut,
Lebanon. Another report
would be due at the end of
November for the six
months ending Nov. 18.
NEW CITIZEN
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L.
Kesner, 7918 Cliffbrook,
announces the birth of
Pamela Heather, August 29
at Baylor Hospital. Grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
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Sam Kesner and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kranz, all of
Dallas.
Judaism forbids the want-
on killing of animals.
Bright neui Package!
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Bologna, Tongue,
Knockwurst and
Frankfurters.
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