The Pacific Citizen
Whole No. 2,261, Vol. 97, No. 17
October 21, 1983
Cultural misunderstanding blamed in Hmong suicide
Extract of Redress Bill HR 4110: Findings & Purposes
Fujiyoshi fingerprinting trial drags on -- no verdict in sight
Kuramoto appeal succeeds
Sacramento County redresses Nikkei employees
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Boy Scouts Assn. to honor Coachella Valley Nikkei as 'Citizen of Year'
PC People
Farmland building designer receives '83 Metal Building Manufacturers award
Murakami concert
Hawaii Jodo missions bishop named
City of Hope scientist wins genetics award
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PBS to unfurl 'Silk Screen'
Community affair
Reliving 1942 evacuation in film haunts extras
San Diego's Dr. Hara to be honored
Mental health treatment examined
Anthology seeks new material
Party to raise funds for redress supporter
Diet visitors
Social scene
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What Mas Mambo Has Materialized: General county -- an Issei contribution
Hibakusha 'Sanjuyonsei'
General Labels
Letters
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Letters (cont.)
From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Halberstam's Essay on Japan
JACL credit union declares 7%
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PC Calendar
After a struggle, a new club is born
Artists combine 'Best of Both Worlds'
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Very Truly Yours by Harry Honda: The Aesculapius of Venice
Mingei show
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Addressing the Topaz Reunion... 'Perspectives': What It Means
Nisei aging series
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JACL redress pledges top $100,000 mark
PSW District Redress Pledges (1)
JACLers to receive new benefits
Computer industry president to speak
Players gear up for volleyball match
Record numbers view camp monument at Puyallup
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Presidential Classroom '84 extends invitation to JACL
Kuramoto (cont.)
Fingerprinting (cont.)
It's Lowry vs. Evans for U.S. Senate
Enomoto (cont.)
Presidential Class applications open
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PC's Classified Advertising
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Extract: HR 4410 (cont.)
Central California tries to cope with growing Hmong population