September 23, 2006
1975: The Day I Left SaigonHong Tran’s historic campaign ends
Picture: Hong Tran takes defeat in stride as she monitors election returns. With her is her sister, Khue Tran.
"The Financial Times quoted a number of sources as saying that Britain wanted to lure Prodi back by offering to support an Italian-led protectionist bloc of EU countries that wants anti-dumping duties on Chinese and Vietnamese shoes.", from Britain offers Italy secret deal on China trade: report by Khaleej Times, United Arab Emirates
Pro-democracy activist back home in U.S. after more than a month in Vietnamese jail
Newly freed activist vows to keep fighting for democracy in Vietnam
"S.J. ACTIVIST, FREED BY VIETNAM, DENIES PLOT", from `The charges are bogus' By K. Oanh Ha, San Jose Mercury News
ACTIVIST HOME FROM VIETNAM JAIL
Vietnam frees San Jose man from jail
"Thuvan Nguyen, 31, severed two major arteries when he thrust the pint glass into the neck of Billy Gregory, 23, following a row in the toilet of a busy pub.", from Glassing death was 'an accident' by This is Local London, UK
Released U.S. activist vows fight for democracy in Vietnam
"Meditation Mini Retreat, 1:30-9:30 p.m., Van Duc Vietnamese Buddhist Temple, 179 Oak St., Biloxi. Details: 435-0737", from WHAT'S HAPPENING by Biloxi Sun Herald
"Tam Bui and Lorrie Towers will face off Nov. 7 for a District Court seat in Everett.", from District Court judge's race narrowed to two women by The Herald
American Activist Released From Vietnam Jail
"That frustrates Cao Boi, a graying, shaggy 42-year-old Vietnamese refugee.", from 'Survivor' showing its true colors? by calendarlive.com
"Inspector-General of Police, Musa Hassan, said the women were from countries including Indonesia, China, Thailand, Philippines and Vietnam, with Indonesians making up the highest numbers.", from Hundreds of trafficked foreign nationals rescued by Zee News, India
Activist to fight for democracy in Vietnam
Viet Grill, London E2
"Justice David Harper yesterday sentenced Tuan Quoc Tran, 25, to 14 1/2 years' jail with a minimum of 10 years after he was found guilty of James Huynh's murder.", from
