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July 19 - July 25, 2002

APA Property Manager Sees HOPE for City Renters

Controversial measure probable on Nov. 5 ballot

By Andrew Chow
AsianWeek Staff Writer

As a child in India, the “big thing” for Sarosh Kumana was learning about San Francisco’s “Summer of Love.”

“I dreamed of living in the Haight, with no thought that it would ever happen,” said Kumana, now 48, who “just got lucky” in owning a home and a property-management company in the storied neighborhood.

But many city residents aren’t so lucky. They’re caught in a “war” between landlords and tenants, Kumana said — a war in which tenants can’t afford to buy even a starter home in the city, and landlords are stuck with multi-unit buildings that are more hassle than they’re worth...

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APA Property Manager Sees HOPE for City Renters
(in Bay Area News)

Ultimate Diversions: Breath of Fire II
(in Business)

Time for APAs to Embrace Yao Ming
(in Sports)

Hot ’n’ Sour Dish: Calling All Rebel Grrrls
(in A&E)

Emil Amok: Tiger’s Asian Roots
(in Opinion)

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Controversy Over Racial Privacy Initiative
By Avy Mallik
Special to AsianWeek

In the latest dispute over the Racial Privacy Initiative, a measure that has drawn sharp criticism from Asian Pacific American organizations, the bill has failed to qualify for the November 2002 election. Proposed by the American Civil Rights Coalition, the bill is now slated to appear on the March 2004 elections.

Muni’s New Senior Pass Debuts Next Month

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