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May 18 - 24, 2001
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Chu Wins, Headed for Sacramento
By Michelle DeArmond/AP Chinese herbalists hawk exotic roots along the main drags in the San Gabriel Valley. Aromatic taco stands and Spanish-language street signs dot the nearby thoroughfares in East Los Angeles. Together these distinctly different cultures co-exist in a legislative district that many say represents the future of California and, eventually, the country. Whites and blacks are in the minority in this district, while the booming Asian and Latino populations are struggling side by side to get a political leg up. |
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