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Friday, December 12, 1986/The Jewish Floridian of Tampa Page 7
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Zweibaeh
WEDDINGS
PATRICKZWEIBACH
Jean Alice Patrick and Dr.
Stephen M. Zweibaeh were mar-
ried Sunday, Nov. 23 at the
Tradewinds Resort, St.
Petersburg Beach. Rabbi
Theodore Brod officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Ed-
na and Clifton Patrick of Tampa
and the granddaughter of Mrs.
Johnnie Hesoun. The groom is the
son of Dorothy and Edward
Brown of Scarsdale, New York.
The bride's attendants were
maid of honor, Diane Bingham of
Tampa; bridesmaids, Sharon
Brown of Scarsdale, New York,
Caroline Abernathy of Oklahoma,
Elaine Patrick of Tampa, ring
bearer was Yossie Zweibaeh of
Israel; and the flower girl was
Adina Zweibaeh of Israel.
The groom's attendants were
best man, Charles Zweibaeh of
Israel; and ushers Dr. Paul R.
Levine of Brandon, Joel Josephs
of Fort Lauderdale, and Brian
Abeles of Tampa.
WEISSLINSKY
Cynthia Ann Weiss, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Weiter-
shausen of Palm Harbor, and Mit-
chell William Linsky, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Linsky of
Clearwater, were married Sun-
day, November 30 at Congrega-
tion Rodeph Sholom. Rabbi Ken-
neth Berger and Cantor William
Hauben officiated.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Petersburg Junior College and is
employed with Smith Barney. The
groom is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Florida and is employed
with Tampa Wholesale Plumbing
Supplies.
The couple will live in Tampa.
VANDERSELT- FARRELL
Emily Carole Vanderselt,
daughter of Mrs. Samuel Solomon
and the late Samuel Solomon, and
Dr. Jay Farrell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Farrell of Cranford,
New Jersey, were married
November 22 in Media,
Pennsylvania.
The bride is a graduate of
Beaver College and the University
of Michigan. She is a high school
teacher. The groom is a graduate
of Lafayette College. He is a pro-
fessor at the University of Penn-
sylvania School of Veterinary
Medicine, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mitchell Linsky
Deadline for. the Jan. 9,
1987 issue of The Jewish
Floridian of Tampa will
be Monday, Dee. 29.
Vanunu Facing Lengthy Trial
By DAVID LANDAU
And HUGH ORGEL
JERUSALEM (JTA) -
Mordechai Vanunu, accused of
passing State secrets concern-
ing Israel's alleged nuclear
weapons arsenal to a foreign
newspaper, will remain in
custody pending a hearing on
the Prosecutor's request that
he be held in jail until the end
of his trial, Jerusalem District
Court Judge Zvi Tal ruled last
Sunday. No date has been set
for the hearing.
Tal also rejected a request
by Vanunu's attorney, Amnon
Zichroni, to hold the hearing in
public. The trial, when it
begins, is expected to last
about six weeks. Seven
witnesses will appear for the
prosecution and five or six for
the defendant, according to
Zichroni. Most of them will be
from abraod and probably will
testify as character witnesses.
Vanunu, a former technician
at the Dimona nuclear facility,
is accused of giving a British
newspaper information alleg-
ing that Israel has been
manufacturing nuclear
weapons for 20 years and now
possesses a sufficient number
to rank sixth among the
world's nuclear powers.
The charge sheet against
him was formally submitted to
the District Court and it ap-
pears less than likely that
Vanunu will face the death
penalty.
The charges cite two sec-
tions of the Criminal Code.
Section 99 assistance to an
enemy in time of war pro-
vides the death penalty or life
imprisonment for "a person
who, with intent to assist an
enemy in war against Israel,
commits an act calculated so to
assist him."
But a separate section of the
Penal Code makes clear that a
death sentence can be imposed
only in time of active
hostilities. Legal authorities
believe that the prosecution
will not request the death
sentence because, while Israel
remains technically at war
with several Arab states, there
is no actual warfare in
progress.
The charge sheet also cited
Section 113 of the Penal Code
which provides life imprison-
ment for "a person who
delivers any secret informa-
tion without being authorized
to do so and with intent to im-
pair the security of the State.
It provides up to 15 years' im-
prisonment for anyone who
"obtains, collects, prepares
records or holds possession of
any secret information ... and
thereby intends to impair the
security of the State.
Vanunu was present in court
last Sunday under heavy guard
by police and security agents.
Scores of reporters and media
photographers were on the
scene as he was driven to and
from the courthouse in a
civilian pick-up truck. None
was able to get near him.
Unrest Continues
JERUSALEM (JTA) -
Anti-Arab violence and van-
dalism continued in the Old Ci-
ty. A molotov cocktail was
thrown at an Arab-occupied
house in the moslem quarter,
causing slight damage but no
casualties. Several more blaz-
ing gasoline bombs were found
in the neighborhood, near the
Shuvu Banim yeshiva where
stabbing victim Eliahu Amdi
had been a student.
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