Along the ruined highway of Indonesia’s northern Sumatra coast, the
horizon is a flattened wasteland dotted with reminders of lives lost,
wooden signs scrawled with the words “kuburan masal” – mass grave.
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Atop a tranquil, sunlit hill, the raw memories of battle amid
red-earth trenches and barbed wire are still vivid for the elderly
men who make the pilgrimage.
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Glittery Hong Kong dramas dominate prime time in Malaysia and Singapore.
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In a poignant echo of earlier services for long-lost soldiers,
U.S.
officials held a repatriation ceremony Friday for seven Americans killed
last weekend while searching for the remains of Americans missing since
the Vietnam War.
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California | Local |
By Tini Tran |
August 26, 1999
Dramatic growth over the last decade in the number of
Vietnamese-language radio programs based in Orange County has
fundamentally changed the Vietnamese emigre community, observers say.
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By Tini Tran |
August 19, 1999
Taking a cue from voter education campaigns that mix pop star
glamour with political awareness, a coalition of Vietnamese American
groups is sponsoring a Rock the Vote concert targeting the nation’s
largest Vietnamese emigre community.
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California | Local |
By Tini Tran |
August 19, 1999
Taking a cue from voter education campaigns that mix pop star
glamour with political awareness, a coalition of Vietnamese American
groups is sponsoring a Rock the Vote concert targeting the nation’s
largest Vietnamese emigre community.
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California | Local |
By Tini Tran |
August 15, 1999
It was a passionate plea for a noble cause.
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California | Local |
By Tini Tran |
August 11, 1999
A Little Saigon shopkeeper convicted of video piracy and given a
90-day jail sentence Tuesday was unrepentant after his court appearance,
saying that he has no regrets about displaying the Communist symbols that
sparked two months of protests at his store and ultimately drew attention
to his video counterfeiting.
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California | Local |
By Tini Tran |
August 11, 1999
A Little Saigon retailer was convicted Tuesday of video piracy and
sentenced to 90 days in jail, but he said he has no regrets about
displaying the Communist symbols that sparked two months of protests at
his store and ultimately drew attention to his video counterfeiting.
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