January 06, 2008
Vietnam Catholics pray over seized church landVietnam Catholics Demand Return Of Land With Prayer Vigils
Renewed US concerns about Vietnamese adoptions leave American parents in limbo
"Certain consumer issues make me name-call, blaspheme and yell loudly in spasms of English and Vietnamese (not at actual people, though, since that's rude).", from Customer service that's way up there in irk factor by The Baltimore Sun
"Plenty if you give Michael and Lauren Tran a chance to show you.", from Oakland shops beignets easily worth the mess by Tri-Valley Herald, CA
Fairbanks man honored for heroic efforts in Vietnam War
Flight students, Heritage foundation fly Vietnam-era aircraft for fundraiser
Vietnam: Restoration of the chapel in Phat Thuong
"India Reds, led by Krishnan Sasikiran, scored a significant 3-1 win over Vietnam despite the captain held to a draw by Truong Son Nguyen Ngoc in the first result of the table.", from India Blues posts win by The Hindu, India
"Many of their adopted children have medical problems, disabilities or other special needs — like their most recent addition, MyHao, 5, who came from Vietnam in January 2007 and has Down syndrome. MyHao is their second Down-syndrome child", from Tri-City family opens home, hearts to children
"Vietnam, which is the world's second largest coffee exporter after Brazil, saw a fall of 31.53 per cent in shipments at 7,28,943 bags as compared to 10,64,707 bags in the review period.", from World coffee exports fell to 9.3 pc by The Hindu
PRESS DIGEST - Vietnam newspapers - January 7
"POLICE should have staked out a £250,000 cannabis factory in a bid to arrest the Vietnamese gang who were operating it, according to a councillor.", from ‘Police should’ve staked out pub’ by Blackburn Citizen, UK -
Iran, Vietnam to bolster agro ties
Vietnam's first bird flu outbreak in 2008 kills 350 ducks
Vandals Hit Vietnam Memorial For 2nd Time In 2 Weeks
Vietnam's Red River falls to 100-year low
Hello, Vietnam [with audio]
Renewed US concerns about Vietnamese adoptions leave American parents in limbo