Redress, the Hayakawa debate and Toyo Miyatake honored
Redress and its public debate ran through this eight-page issue. The Senate unanimously passed HR 9471, sponsored by Rep. Norman…
Print Issue: 1978
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Trade fears, redress debate and the Nisei Week opening
A Harris Poll on American attitudes toward foreign trade led this 8-page issue. It found 61 percent against imports, with…
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Redress, a doctor’s civil rights suit and mental health in the community
An eight-page August 1978 issue opened with a civil rights suit. Annie Nakao reported that Dr. Edmund Jung, a Chinese…
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Redress, Sen. Hayakawa and the JAYS Assembly in Salt Lake City
Redress was the issue’s main argument. Sen. S.I. Hayakawa publicly opposed JACL’s newly launched campaign, and JACL leaders and Rep.…
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Redress and a new lobby arm at the 1978 JACL Convention
The 1978 National JACL Convention in Salt Lake City filled this issue. Delegates unanimously adopted a redress proposal seeking $25,000…
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The 1978 JACL convention: a new president and a redress proposal
The 25th biennial JACL convention in Salt Lake City filled this issue. Dr. Clifford Uyeda, a retired pediatrician from San…
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Redress at the 1978 JACL convention: a $25,000 proposal
A redress proposal was the news of this 12-page issue. At the 25th biennial National JACL Convention in Salt Lake…
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Budget, redress and the 1978 JACL convention in Salt Lake City
Money and redress shaped this 12-page issue as JACL looked ahead to its national convention in Salt Lake City. The…
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The 2,000th issue and the road to the 1978 Salt Lake City convention
The Pacific Citizen marked its 2,000th issue with a run of columns on its own history. Harry K. Honda described…
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Prop. 13 and race, a Little Tokyo plan, and the Kenzo boycott
Proposition 13 led this eight-page issue. Sen. George McGovern and minority leaders said the Jarvis-Gann tax measure had racist undertones,…
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Remembering George Inagaki, plus Proposition 13 and Skokie
The death of George Joji Inagaki, a past JACL National President, led this issue. He died June 14, 1978, at…
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A racial slur at a San Diego commencement, and Matsui’s primary win
A commencement speech at San Diego City College turned into the main story of this 12-page issue. When trustee president…
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A new fund to write the JACL’s history, and a renewed fight over ‘Kenzo’
A nationwide appeal for the Masao W. Satow Memorial Fund opened this 8-page issue. The fund will research and write…
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Redress, Proposition 13 and the road to the 1978 JACL convention
Redress led the news in this eight-page issue. The Denver Commission on Community Relations, in a resolution signed by Syl…
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Retirement credit for camp years and the redress debate, May 1978
A Senate hearing on S 244 led the news. The bill would give federal employees retirement credit for time spent…
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Affirmative action, the Chol Soo Lee case and redress planning
Jerry Enomoto’s defense of affirmative action opened this 12-page issue. The state corrections director told a Davis audience he stood…