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Railways, roads & transport, 1998

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JNF to build Peace Road in Arava-Negev Entebbe hero to launch Sydney campaign

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 November 1998 · page 1

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Thursday the Rabbi Played Bridge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 November 1998 · page 42

“When a man is single, he is not complete.” “And when he’s married, he’s finished.” A hotly contested auction found the Rabbi playing in a doubled contract:…

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motoring Spicy but safe sports sedans

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 November 1998 · page 39

SEDANS with an edge, something that stands them aside from the common herd. If you want some European spice, why not consider…

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Thursday the Rabbi Played Bridge

The Australian Jewish News · Thursday 26 November 1998 · page 45

“I’ve heard it said that anyone who understands women is either a psychiatrist or needs one.” “Oh? I believe there are only two…

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Survivor teaches bridge with skill, style, passion

The Australian Jewish News · Thursday 26 November 1998 · page 7

WITH MORE than 20 years experience, George Clarke enjoys teaching bridge to a group of Montefiore Home Hunters Hill residents - who may not…

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this week New fund may compensate bridge victims

The Australian Jewish News · Thursday 26 November 1998 · page 5

AN interim fund may be established to compensate victims of the Maccabiah Games bridge collapse without waiting for the judicial processes to be completed. This was recommended by the Special Knesset…

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motoring Small is beautiful

The Australian Jewish News · Thursday 26 November 1998 · page 44

POOR old Volkswagen. It has just been trumped by cheeky Holden. Just weeks before VW launched the fourthgeneration five-door Golf hatch, Holden…

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Motorwedstrijden in Victoria door Ted Heinemann

Dutch Weekly · Monday 7 December 1998 · page 28

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Motoring Weekend warrior for city and surf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 December 1998 · page 42

IF you want to nip down to the woods today, you would have a great time driving a turbo-charged Subaru Forester GT. It is a sensibly-sized five-door wagon that can cart your mates from the city to…

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Thursday the Rabbi Played Bridge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 December 1998 · page 42

“I saw some interesting statistics today. You know, married men live longer than single men.” “That may be, but married men are a lot more…

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Bridge aftermath the major blight

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 December 1998 · page 44

THE “lack of progress in the drawnout Maccabiah bridge aftermath” was the major blight in an otherwise-successful year of Jewish sport…

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Barrister at bridge inquiry

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 December 1998 · page 4

SYDNEY barrister Robert Kaye was due to appear this week before the Knesset inquiry into the Maccabiah bridge disaster in…

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