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August 15-21, 1997
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August 15-21, 1997
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| PHOTO BY HENRY WOON |
| Kao Story: San Francisco Chinatown residents stop to examine a display at a vigil for Kuanchung Kao in Portsmouth Square last week. Kao was shot by police officers at his home on April 29; activists are calling for an independent investigation into the killing. |
Editorial: Justice and Jay Kim
Letters: Comment from AsianWeek readers
Emil Amok: The new Filipinos
Yellow Pearls: Summer dance
Voices: APAs organizing for justice
Fewer Immigrants Seeking Citizenship: Advocates say restoration of benefits is a key factor
News Briefs: Washington state's Prop. 209, Clinton on foreign donations, Panel urges breakup of INS, and more
Newsmaker: Richard Suinn named head of the American Psychological Association
Agenda: News from Asian American advocates
Locke Appoints Policy Director: University of Colorado Vice Chancellor Wallace Loh appointed to pivotal post
Washington Journal: The charges against Jay Kim
Union Gets Down to Business: Report from APALA's convention in San Francisco
Rallying around the Kao killing, measuring voter- registration efforts, changing complexion of California's cities, On the Scene, and more
Playing for Thrills: China's best-selling author Wang Shuo makes his U.S. debut
Calendar: Events around the country of special interest to Asian Americans
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