August 30, 2004
"Van Tran, who this fall is likely to become the first Vietnamese-American elected to the California Legislature and the highest-ranking Vietnamese-American in elective office nationwide, will be in town.", from Convention News Rack: Aug. 30, 2004 by The Poynter Institute."According to the company, the five most frequent non-English languages spoken by patients at Pennsylvania hospitals using CyraCom's technology are Spanish, Vietnamese, Russian, Mandarin and Cambodian.", from Pennsylvania Hospital installs phone language system by Philadelphia Business Journal.
"Three people died while fixing storm damage and two drowned in a river, while four crew members of a Vietnamese cargo ship where swept overboard when it ran aground, the Japan Coast Guard told the Associated Press. The storm, the 16th tropical storm of the season, flooded more than 120 homes, according to the AP report that cited the National Police Agency.", from Typhoon Chaba Cuts Power and Fuel Shipments in Japan (Update3) by Bloomberg.
"Meal program applications are also available in Arabic, Cambodian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Laotian, Punjabi and Vietnamese.", from Find out if you qualify by Emily Weiner, The Bellingham Herald.
"Five bilingual editions of the new work manual -- Chinese-Thai, Chinese-English, Chinese-Vietnamese, Chinese-Indonesian and Chinese-Mongolian -- are now available, CLA officials said." ,from CLA PUBLISHES NEW WORK MANUAL FOR FOREIGN LABORERS IN 5 LANGUAGES by CNA
"The communist state also has reportedly recalled its ambassador from Vietnam, which recently acted as a way-station for hundreds of North Korean defectors.", from North Korea a No-Show Again at Talks With South Korea by VOA.
"The APASO e-board was also introduced at the event. Rodney Patterson, director of Racial Ethnic Student Affairs, introduced new Asian Pacific American Coordinator, Yen Pham, a former academic adviser.", from APASO welcomes new students by The State News, MI.
Vietnam War Veteran's Son Found to Inherit Effects of Agent Orange
Vietnam grants amnesty to over 8,600 prisoners
Vietnam Marks Independence with Pardons for Prisoners
Vietnam culls 242 ducks suspected of carrying bird flu
Carlo Orosa scores another first in Vietnam
Vietnam's shadows are with us to this day. What's going on?
McCain Was Right On Vietnam
McCain: It's Legitimate to Question Kerry's Anti-Vietnam War Efforts
King: What matters about Kerry and Vietnam
Vets versus Kerry on Vietnam memories
Vets: Kerry's Vietnam service a dead issue
Spinning Tales About Kerry in Vietnam
‘Teaching American History’ Lecture To Focus On Vietnam War
Vietnam to actively participate in China-ASEAN trade fair
Vietnam's Cobovina cuts 2004 profit forecast
First Vietnamese Business Invests in HCM City's High-Tech Park
Vietnam Money-C.bank raises dong supply, cools rates
Ho Chi Minh City to Host Vietnam Motor Show Next Month
Vietnam to Speed up Equitisation of State-Owned Enterprises
Vietnam to Build Four Fertiliser Factories
New Terminal Being Built at Ho Chi Minh City Airport
Ho Chi Minh City Scouts for Top Foreign Investors
Japan's Ufj Bank Opens New Branch in Ho Chi Minh City
Locke plans one last China trade mission, eyes Vietnam market
Former Georgia senator is honored for Vietnam service
Israel signs trade agreement with Vietnam
30-08-2004: Vietnam sees glimmer of hope amid energy concerns
Row over Vietnam record has familiar ring
McCain: Vietnam War is old news
Picture: Vietnamese Cham artist Ngoc Thom from central coastal Binh Dinh province performs a traditional Cham dance at an exhibition in Hanoi
Vietnam sees glimmer of hope amid energy concerns
Vet Who Survived Vietnam Buries Son Killed in Iraq
Joe Crankshaw: Issues abound but Vietnam isn't one
Coe Professor Speaks Out on Vietnam
FORGET VIETNAM AND START WORRYING ABOUT IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN
Vietnamese Newspaper Highlights - Aug 30, 2004
