July 28, 2006
O.C.'s Vietnamese Cheer Release of ActivistBanks to launch remittance plan for Vietnamese in Taiwan
New law may allow condoms in Vietnamese guest houses
Vietnamese textile-garment industry growing strong
"A new study suggests that Agent Orange caused major genetic damage to New Zealand soldiers who served in the Vietnam War. ", from Agent Orange Blamed For Genetic Damage To New Zealand Troops by All Headline News
"In California, for example, Chinese ballots provided in Alameda and San Francisco County, Filipino ballots in Santa Clara County, Vietnamese ballots in Orange County — jurisdictions which have elected APAs, respectively: democratic Assemblywoman Wilma Chan, democratic Rep. Mike Honda and republican Assemblyman Van Tran. ", from Senate Passes Voting Rights Act by AsianWeek Staff Report
"Interviews were conducted in English, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese (Mandarin or Cantonese).", from Californians Seek Action on Air Quality, Global Warming by New America Media, News Report, Brian Shott,
"An emphasis on Vietnamese gangs coincides more with the problems that can arise at a Vietnamese religious festival and gives officers an opportunity to be alert to potential problems.", from Workshop on gangs praised By Dennis W. Sowers Of The Press Staff
"In 2005 Vietnam was characterized by the coming into force of the new law of religious policies -- with mixed consequences for the communities of believers -- and by novelties in relations between the communist regime and the Holy See. ", from The World Seen From Rome by Zenit News Agency, Italy
"The number of languages needed to communicate with limited- and non-English-speaking patients in the U.S. hospitals rose almost 5% since January. So far this year, 132 different languages were utilized nationwide with Vietnamese and Korean as the most-requested Asian languages.", from Nation Briefs by Asian Week, CA
"People of the Gulf Coast, including ethnic communities like African American, Latino, Native American, and Vietnamese are continuing along the road to full recovery with the help of some $2.6 million in grants, resources, and other assistance from Church World Service thus far. ", from Church World Service Continues Hurricane Recovery; Response Nears One-Year Mark by Church World Service
Vietnam's crude oil export earnings surge
Vietnam imports more fertilizers in first 7 months
Vietnam earns less from rice exports
Defence minister visits Redlands to remember Battle of Long Tan
Remembering the Battle of Long Tan
Vietnam's automobile import down 41 percent in first 7 months
Seoul refuses to extradite political dissident to Vietnam
Vietnam wants blocked free global trade negotiations to be cleared
Vietnam's garment export rises in first 7 months
Vietnam : Textile & garment fetch US$ 3.3 bn by July