San Jose Japantown plans its future, and the redress campaign organizes
San Jose’s Japantown, which Issei and Nisei old-timers call “Sannoze,” led the front page. A city planning effort with a…
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Redress planning, a judicial nomination and a job bias ruling
The front page carried news of a ruling for Robert Chun, an engineer with the California Department of Water Resources,…
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Redress and the World War II incarceration, debated in Seattle
A Seattle conference on the World War II incarceration (often called internment) led the front page. Close to 400 people…
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Elderly Asian SSI recipients, state hiring quotas and the JACL constitution
Immigration and civil rights led the front page. Rep. Robert Matsui asked INS Acting Commissioner David Crosland to investigate reports…
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Redress campaign gathers support in Los Angeles
The front page of this issue was given to the redress campaign. About 70 community leaders from Los Angeles, Orange…
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California historic sites, JACL chapter news and the atomic bomb survivors bill
The front page carried news of 27 more sites of historical significance to California Japanese, listed for the State’s Office…
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The 1980 New Year double issue: Hong Kong’s boat people and the redress campaign
The front page of this New Year double issue carried Dr. Clifford Uyeda’s account of visiting the Shamshuipo refugee camp…