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- Burt Kruglick
- Camera Arts
- Kruglick, Burton; Temple Beth Israel (Phoenix, Ariz.); Arizona Politics and government
- Burton Kruglick is a longtime political figure in Arizona. He served as the state chairman of the Republican Party and as a member of the Arizona transportation commission. From 1996-1998 he was the President of Temple Beth Israel in Scottsdale. ...
- Jerry Lewkowitz, 1973
- Unknown
- Arizona Politics and government, Jewish lawyers
- Jerry Lewkowitz, a prominent Phoenix attorney and civic activist, has been involved in numerous community organizations including the Phoenix Open Golf Tournament, Phoenix Children's Hospital, University of Arizona Heart Center Foundation, and the...
- Senator Jon Kyl attends AIPAC Dinner, 1996
- Unknown
- AIPAC
- AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, is the United States of America's leading pro-Israel lobbyist organization. Arizona currently has one of the largest state chapters in the nation.
- Pro-Choice Rally, 1990
- Unknown
- Synagogue
- Members of Temple Kol Ami show their support at a Pro-Choice rally in Phoenix.
- Sam Coppersmith
- Unknown
- Arizona Politics and government
- Treasury Secretary, Lloyd Bentsen, and Sam Coppersmith discuss NAFTA strategy on the way to a meeting in the U.S. Capitol Building. Coppersmith served as a United States Representative from 1993 to 1995. In 2005, Coppersmith was appointed as a...
- Representative George Weisz
- Unknown
- Arizona Politics and government
- George Weisz is the executive assistant to Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon. Weisz was also chief of staff for Governor Jane Hull.
- March for Soviet Jews, 1986
- Unknown
- Soviet Jews;
- Rabbi William Berk marches with sons Sam (left) and Joe (on sholders) to show support for Soviet Jews who faced persecution in the 1970s and 1980s. Only a small number of Jews were allowed to leave the Soviet Union between December 1979 and 1986....
- B'nai B'rith Women March for Soviet Jews, 1986
- Unknown
- Soviet Jews;
- B'nai B'rith is a Jewish philanthropy dedicated to promoting Jewish human rights in the United States and internationally. The women of B'nai B'rith are shown here marching to show support for the Soviet Jews who were not allowed to practice...
- Arizona Governor Bruce Babbit, 1978
- Markow Photography
- Arizona. Governor (1978-1987 : Babbitt); Arizona. Governor, Office of the;
- Governor Bruce Babbit offers a proclamation designating April as Kivel Geriatric Center Month to Harry Rubenstein (Kivel President) while Eugene Berlatsky (Kivel Executive Director) looks on. The Kivel Pavillion opened in 1958 as a nursing home...
- Arizona Governor Jack Williams, circa 1968
- Unknown
- Arizona. Governor, Office of the;
- Governor Jack Williams accepts a copy of the book "Israel: 20th Anniversary Edition" from Moshe Yegar. Also pictured are Saul Silverman and Jerry Wisotsky.
- Robert Usdane
- Unknown
- Arizona Politics and government
- Robert Usdane served on the Scottsdale School Board for eight years and in the Arizona State Senate for 14 years. Usdane also sat on the board of directors of the B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League.
- Arizona Governor Jane Hull, 2000
- Unknown
- Arizona. Governor (1997-2003 : Hull); Arizona. Governor, Office of the;
- Governor Jane Hull signs House Bill 2459 which exempts Holocaust survivors from having to pay income taxes on reparation. Standing behind Governor Hull from left to right are: Rick Naimark, Harry Adler, Professor David Kader, Tami Schultz, Rep....
- Arizona Governor Paul Fannin
- Unknown
- Arizona. Governor (1959-1965 : Fannin); Arizona Government and politics
- Governor Paul Fannin signs a proclamation with local Jewish leaders. Fannin was the governor of Arizona from 1959-1965.
- Joy Carter and Barry Starr, 1978
- Al Ruland
- Government; Jewish mayors; Arizona government and politics
- Phoenix Vice Mayor Joy Carter and City Council Member Barry Starr are pictured at the swearing in ceremonies at Council Chamber.
- Soviet Jewry Proclamation, 1980
- Unknown
- Government; Soviet, Jews
- The vice president of the Arizona Council on Soviet Jewry, Risa Mallin (left) and President Joan Wellish(right) are shown holding a proclamation for Soviet Jewry Human Rights Week. The proclamation was issued by Governor Bruce Babbit. In the...
- President Ronald Reagan with Lubavitch Leaders, 1987
- Unknown
- Government; Rabbis
- A delegation of Lubavitch leaders joins President Ronald Reagan in the White House for the signing of the 1987 Education Day Proclamation. The proclamation recognizes the achievements of Hasidic movement leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson....
- Mayor John Driggs
- Candid Wedding Photographers
- Government; Arizona government and politics
- Mayor John Driggs signs a proclamation while members of the Phoenix Jewish community look on. From left: Rabbi Albert Plotkin, Dorothy Pickelner, Saul Silverman, and Doctor Harold Shapiro.
- Office of the Mayor, 1997
- Bob Rink
- Government; Jewish mayors
- Mayor Skip Rimsza meets with local Jewish figures. Rimsza was elected Mayor of Phoenix in 1994.
- Bruce Babbitt, 1983
- unknown
- Government; Arizona Politics and government
- Governor Bruce Babbitt signs a proclamation designating a Day of Remembrance for the victims of the holocaust. Participating in the ceremony are Sheryl Leonard, Director of the Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation of Greater...
- Jack Williams, 1967
- Unknown
- Government; Arizona Politics and government
- Governor Jack Williams signs the United Jewish Welfare Fund Proclamation as campaign leaders Harold Alpert, Samuel Shapiro, Irvin Pealstein, Saul Silverman, and Ed Melczer look on.