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From: kahn@crvax1.DEC
Newsgroups: net.religion.jewish
Subject: Jobs and housing in N.Y.
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Date: Thu, 25-Jul-85 12:50:41 EDT
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	I've got two requests for the New Yorkers out there:

	1) A friend of mine (Joel Dukelsky) is looking for a 
		part-time job in N.Y. He'd like to learn in
		yeshiva part-time and work part-time in
		computers. He is currently a programmer at
		the CNA Insurance Company in Chicago and
		has about two years experience. He is mostly
		familiar with Cobol,JCL, and PLI.

		Does anyone know of any openings?

		Where is his best bet -- where should he be looking?

	2) I'm trying to transfer to DEC in N.Y. and ,IY"H,
		should be getting an offer soon. Where is the
		best place to live in N.Y.? I don't mean this
		as a flame. Where is the best place for a Jewish
		Orthodox boy, working in Manhattan and looking
		for someone to share the rent, to live? I'm
		a Yekke by birth, but I understand that Washington
		Heights is not the best neighborhood, crime-wise.
		Borough Park? Flatbush? Queens? Riverdale? Long
		Island? Monsey?

	Thanks,

		dave

P.S. DEC employees have been having problems getting the USENET lately,
	so I'd appreciate private mail, if possible. Thanks again.