Day of Remembrance in Los Angeles, the first since H.R. 442
The first Day of Remembrance since the signing of H.R. 442 filled the front page. George Johnston reported from Los…
Category: Issue archive
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Redress funding, Day of Remembrance plans and a higher education conference
A Los Angeles conference on Asian Pacific Americans in higher education led the front page, with Laurie Mochidome reporting on…
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Redress funding and a new national director for the JACL
Redress funding led the news. Rep. Norman Y. Mineta and seven other members of Congress wrote to President Bush urging…
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Redress funding fight after Reagan’s final budget, 1989
The fight over redress money filled this issue. Rep. Robert T. Matsui and JACL-LEC Strategy Chair Grant Ujifusa said chances…
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Redress funding fight and a teacher’s Supreme Court appeal
Redress ran through the front page of this eight-page issue. Harry K. Honda reported on Grant Ujifusa’s hope that funding…
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Redress funding fight after the $20 million budget, January 1989
The $20 million redress appropriation in the outgoing president’s budget drew most of this issue’s attention. The front page carried…
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New Year edition: Emperor Hirohito’s death and the first redress budget
The Pacific Citizen’s New Year edition for 1989 led with the death of Emperor Hirohito at 87 and the accession…
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The 1988 holiday issue: Redress and the Civil Liberties Act
The Pacific Citizen’s 1988 holiday issue looked at redress after the passage of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988. Wayne…
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Redress forms, a dispute at S.F. State and the Heart Mountain resisters
Redress led the front page. More than 500 former internees filled Nisei War Memorial Hall in Sacramento on Nov. 19…
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Asian American representation in Washington, and the 1990 census
The Pacific Citizen’s December 2, 1988 front page followed Asian American concerns in Washington. Senate Democrats chose George J. Mitchell…
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Redress after the bill: payments, legal help and a veterans memorial
The Pacific Citizen’s issue of November 25, 1988 followed what came after the redress bill became law. The front page…
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Reagan vetoes the Asian American census bill, and redress is celebrated
President Reagan’s pocket veto of H.R. 4432 led the front page. The bill would have required the Census Bureau to…
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Redress progress, a museum benefit and 37 JACL scholarships
Redress was the thread running through this issue. Bob Bratt, executive director of the Office of Redress Administration, briefed community…
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Redress after the bill: Ujifusa at Justice, and the NCJAR lawsuit ends
Redress after the signing of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 ran through the front page. Grant Ujifusa, JACL-LEC strategy…
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Building the redress database: the Office of Redress Administration at work
Redress and the Civil Liberties Act drove the news in this 12-page issue. Frank Abe reported on Bob Bratt and…
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How the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 got Reagan’s signature
The front page told the story behind the signing of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, the redress bill known…
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Redress law signed, and a textbook campaign begins
The Pacific Citizen reported on what came after the signing of the redress bill, H.R. 442. The front page carried…
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Redress recognition, and the Pacific Citizen’s 2,500th issue
The front page carried news of the redress legislation. On Sept. 27 and 28, JACL, the JACL-Legislative Education Committee and…