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	WTC Architect’s Offices May Be Demolished Plans for new convention center may take precedence\ By Sam Chu Lin Special to AsianWeek Most Sept. 11 commemorations have come to a close, but that’s not the case in the Troy, Mich., offices where architect Minoru Yamasaki designed the 1,353-foot-tall Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. In the next few months, city officials are preparing for a potentially stormy debate over the creation of a $250 million dollar conference center, theater and hotel complex that could affect the future of Yamasaki’s former offices... COMPLETE STORY...		2002 Elections: APA Voter Guide (Feature) WTC Architect’s Offices May Be Demolished (in National News) South Asian Community Condemns Sexual Assault (in Bay Area News) Ultimate Diversions: Kingdom Hearts (in Business) Chinese American Volleyball Tournament Comes to San Francisco (in Sports) Who’s Got Us? (in A&E) Emil Amok: Why They Hate Us So Much (in Opinion)

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