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#2,595 Vol. 111 No. 14 ISSN: 0030-8579 941 East 3rd St, Suite 200, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Fnday November 2. 1990
Redress Fully Funded; !mmigration, Redress Eligibility Vietnamese Fishing Bills Are Passed Process for Nisei From the Washington JACL Office lowed to a trickle in recent years, JACL Veterans Simplified WASHINGTO - In the final hours of the has maintained an active interest in unmig• \l A HINGTOI - The ORA proce• 101 I Congre , the budget compromise raoon policy. The JACL was founded in dures f; r . _ ~Wilru) en; m m• was finally cuI and passed with the Presi• 1929 ill large part to push for fairer imrrug• be h been uperseded b) a -page dent' agreement already secured. ration and naturalization polici for A ian ve ion that had been pre io I di 'ui• The budget ensured thaI the full $5 Amencan . Having been the only national bUled b} ORA. it \ announced Oct. Asian American organlZ3tion on hand 10 million in redre entitlement funds will be L avai lable The Congre also approved a fight for fairer law in 1952 and 1%5. the compromise legal Imrmgration bill that re• last time legal immigration polici were The revi ve ion i bener in two tam mo t of the current law' benefits for reviewed, the JACL has a lake in seeing way , the Washingt n 1 CL Offi A ian and PaCific American and a rider that current reform treat A Ian interests e plained. protecting the rights of Vietnamese Amer• fauly, IgasakJ explained. (I) In tep~. It lear! InfOrms indi- Ican fi hermen in California. Immigration Jaw have hi toricaJly lim• iduaJ thaI the} rna} be eligible for The ORA has not announced the lied or banned A ian Imrmgrallon on the one or BOTH ategori of eligibility• chedule for release of the addiuonal dl tn• basi of race. The 1965 reforms were the d privation of liberty and/or I of bUllon, . mce pnor to the approval of the fIrst time that A ian were treated equally property: budgel. funding could have been affected at America's door. The re ulting mflux of (2) In tep 3. it ehminat the proof by the Gramm-Rudman deficit reduclJon. A Ian , particularly those seekmg to bnng of birth requirement. The Immlgrallon bill was passed Oc\. 27 separated famJlle together, continues and has led some to seek to re trict A ian en• that reflecled JACL' desire for an Im• The re ised text of the Eligibility mediate floor to protect family unification trants in much the same way as il has.been done in the pas\. Photo by Allan Beekman Proce for members of the . . armed members. The pilot nationall.O card prog• REDRESS PRESENTATION IN HAWAII-At Hawaii's modem State ram, which JACL had quesuoned, was not forces foUow : c Since 1965, A ian Amencan have Copitol, Governor John Waihee addresses redress audience on Oct. 15. mcluded . The elderly recipients are seated at the right, while local civic dignitaries The jviJ Liberti While the fishing bill contain a 10-year utilized current law 10 bring family mem• are in the middle. ct of 1988 " unset" provision . JACL hoped that the bers mto the Umted tates. At thi lime, spouses and minor children of U.S . citizen Eligibility ~ For affecled fi hermen will have lime 10 secure lembers or the niled \lites Armed Forces clllzenship dunng the IO-year period can come in WithOUt regard to any numer• ICal limitation . The most heavily used pref• UC BERKELEY's 'DIVERSITY PROJECT': Introduction Initial onference Report erence category for N.lan Immigrants I the Individual of Ja~ an try who The millal report of the Conference Fifth Preference, which appli to adt!lt were on a tive duty in the U. rmed agreement had mdicated Immediate relative brothers and sisters of U. cmzen The No Single Ethnic, Racial Group Forces al the ume of mandalory evacuaUon numbers were pmed again t family prefer• propo ed compromise would , until 1996. during World ar n may be eligible for a en e allotment Without protection of an count pou and minor children of CItizen redress paymenl, even if they were not tn• immediately effective "floor" to assure again t the "cap" thereby redu mg numbers on Campus Comprises a Majority lemed. To be eligible. a perwn mill I have those preference which are heavily u ed available for Fifth and other preferences. been prohibited from vi iting family mem• by A ian Amencan 111 uniting families. the "FamJlIes are not limited to the nuclear BERKELEY, Calif.-UC Berkeley' search of diversity expressed di may bers who were mtemed, or have 10 I prop• Washington JAC!. (lftice cxplamcd unit in ian American culture," aid "Diversity Project," which involved a about the atmo phere 10 the cafeteria erty because they were unable to return to The final report, thank. to effort by Igasaki. "Adult brothers and sisters and poll of 230 tudents conducted by 23 to chatting between cI acquires a their domicile in a prohibited zone to Rep Howard Berman (O-Cahf ) and adult sons and daughters arc every bit as campu ocial scienti ts over a 16- raciaJ tone. "Watch the tuden walk 'afeguard theIr po ses I n. much a part of the A Ian family unit as Because the requirements lor military re- Hamilton Fi h (R- Y). reflect a change month period, i under review by by," a 20-year-old ophomore satd. that Implements the floor Immediately It minor children and Sibling . Thi e lended Ipients is slightJ different from the eligi• famJly provide ial uppolt and serves Chang-Lin Tien, the university' new "Jt ' usually ian tudents walking bility required for others. the venfi ati n i "far bener than the origlanal compromise chancellor. and talking with A ian tudents and as far as A Ian and Pacific Amencan are as a bulwark agam I the mynad societal p for veterans i aI di fferent Thi' con emed," Washmgton JACL Represen• problem thaI all American fa e." The New York Times last Oct. 3 re• white with whites." process I outJined m thl hand Ul. lallve Paul Igasal
941 E. 3rd St .• Am. 200. ame ______Age Lo Ang I s, CA 90013-1896 (213) 626·6936. Fax' 626-8213. Address ______EdItorial 626-3004 Up to 60 months financing / Simple interes1 CIrculation: 626-0(}47 No pre·payment penalties / Free loon insurance CftyiSta!elZlp ______._--- EDITORIAL· BUSINESS STAFF: EIOr P neC-l-)______D I o Home Nat'l JACL Credit Union PO lox 1711/50h La e Gly, Uloh 84110/801 355· o~o Toll Free 800 5 ·88 8 0 lsi e of UI Friday, November 2 1990 I PACIAC CfTIZEN-3 $7 Million Raised Asian-Majority Assembly District ASIAN AMERICANS IN POLITICS; for Museum's Phase in Los Angeles Seen as Possibility Two Asians Wins in Nevada Primories One Campaign Goal CARSO. r CITY .• ·e.~ =Cheryl Lau. an LOS GELES-The Japanese LOS ANGELES - A ian Pacific Amer• last July. The early two dozen responses tan American. \\ n the Republican nomination for $ecre1llI) of tale m the American ational Museum is ap- ieans stand a good chance to gain an Asian• indicated that although most prefer an ept. 4 priInar) election tn 'e\ ada. proaching the 70% mark In the flISt majority State Assembly district if the} are Asian-majority district, "many also said phase of i fundraising effort, with prepared to fight for one in the reapportion• they are not sure," said Ong. Bob Wong ran unopposed for the open nearly $7 million in contribution and ment proces during 1991-92. a pecialist Even if most Asian Pacifi are inte ted th Di trict Assembly sear in population projection told Asian ~ eek. pledge received to date. it was an• in being reapportioned into an an-major• Paul Ong, professor of architecture and ity district, a great deal of work remains [0 In \' ashmgton, Kepubhcan '00 nal nounced by William G. Ouchi. cam• urban planning at UCLA . identified three being that to fruition. said tewart Kwoh, Comminee Co-Chauman Jeanie USlLn paign co-chamnan. To reach its Phase potential areas for so h a district in Los executive director of the Asian Pacific said the candida are e:wnpl of Ian I goal of 10.2 million on schedule. Angeles county. American Legal Center. " obody is going Americans making a difference and par• the Museum mu t raise an addllional The first "pocket," the West an Gabriel to just hand us an Asian American district ti ipating in this country' political p $3 million by year-end . Valley region encompasses: ... Somebody will have to go in with spe• "Cheryl Lau and Bob Wong have ou tand• Congress Approves Mineta The Museum' 24.1 million cam• Montere) Park , Alhambra. an Marino, Ar· cific plan on how the lin will be drawn. ing reconls and they will make fine repre• cadia, MOnlebello. San Gabriel, Rosemead, EI Minority Health Bill paign I divided into two phase : Phase and what comprormses to make m terms of sentativ . Cheryl, Bob and all the other Monte, South EI Monte , elc. 1 require $10.2 million to create a per• impact to other ethnic community or elec• A ian Amencan candidat are e:>.cellent \ HINGTO on on It is now one-third A ian PacIfic, but role model for their communi!} as they manent 33, square foot home torial interests," Oct. 17 and ent to th \Vhite H use 8 that community i projected to rea h one• Ong' fmding on the feasibility of an tepforward aspoliticalleaders." be ·d. through renovation of the old i hI half of the population by the end of the omprehensi\e lin rit) Health Im• ian-majority A sembly district wiD be provement I (HR 70_), it \\ an• HongwanjI Buddhl t Temple in Linle decade. [There are hundreds of Latino polit• presented at a mid- ovember hearing spon• Lao IS the deputy anomey general for Tokyo. ical. busine community leaders also in the evada Department of Motor ehiel nounced b Rep. onnan tineta (0- sored by Sen. Art Torres, who I a member evad~ Pha'>e II WIll raise 13 .9 million to the same area who are tudymg reapportion· of the tate Senate Elections and Reappor• Public afe!} Divi ion and the Calif. ) expand the Mu eum facilitie by ment for electoral seats next year 1 tionment Comminee. Interested pam rna Highway PatroL The legi lation , 8uth red b) Rep. Henry \ axrnan (O-Calif.) and co- 65 ,000 square feet to be located to the Other "pockets" include the mid-ci!} area call Tania Azores. (2 13) 206- 89. about Wong I the I tant general manager north of the first phase building, and hnJcing Koreatown and ChInatown , cur• the Coalition of ian Pacific Americans for the outhern Regional Office of the pon red b 1in tao In lude ' p i- will house the Mu eum' complete col• rently between one-quaner to one-third for Fair Reapportionment or the urvey. tate Industrial lnsuran e ystem and h sio of the ian-Pa ifi I lander lection , public program , and expanded A Ian Pacific but expected to reach over Health Improvement t \ hi h call exhibition . 4D% of the population in 10 years; and the OMPLETE PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES for bilingual health care and impro ed south end of the county through: data collection. In outhern California. 6,762.5 Gardena , Torrance, Hawthorne. Carson, T ERNEST K. ABE ha been raised ince the tart of the Long Beach and an Pedro. R~ REA LTORS (916) 428-2000 ext. 207 campaign. George Amtani, member of The source of hi e tlmates Include the Tell The Advertiser Where the Museum ' atIonal Campaign current demographiC data calculated by the Residential - Commercial - Lond _ RelOC4tian teenng Comminee, aid , "It i Impor• county from birth tatlstIC and hool en• 7375 PARK CITY DRIVE, SACRAMENTO, CA 95831 You Saw Their Ads tant that Japane e American 10 outh• rollment; and immigranon data from 19 3 em California lead the way 10 building to 19 7, said Ong. But he Will aJ 0 rt;.Concile the Museum.. . We are fortunate that hi e timate with cen u figure when they become available early next year. • thi natIonal 10 titulion will be housed Ong i a member of the Coalition of in Southern California. It wIl l be a place A Ian Pacific American for Fair Reapport• where the individual and collective hi - ment, who e two dozen members ha e been torie of Japane e American including meeting monthl y In the City for about a year. the new generation of I sel will be !though ,tati ncally po Sible, whether documented for future generatIon of an ASlan-maJonty embl y di tnct be• all American .. " come a reality depend on a number of fac tors, poIn ted out Don akanI ' hi. duec- tor of the UCLA Ian Ame rican tudie Center, a member of the coali tion "\\e need to know what Ian Amer- I ca n ~ want. Do people prefer to be put mto one di,trict. or do they want to be divided mto three or fo ur di tnct . making It harder to get (an Ian merican) elected?" que - tJo~ed akanI hi The projected addition of eight congres• SAN GABRIEL VILLAGE Sional \eal. for CalifornIa al~() ra ise the 235W Fa'IVIewAve SanGabnel CA91n6 po Slblht) of gainIng an lan-majority (213) 283·5685. 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EDITORIAL OF THE PACIFIC CITIZEN A More Sensitive Term ew papers today make it a policy to avoid words offen ive FROM THE FRYING PAN to variou segmen of the population. If they u e "crippled" N to de cribe omeone "confined" to a wheelchair, they are BILL HOSOKAWA likely to receive a letter from orne ad ocacy organization. The letter will point out that "handicapped ' i preferable in describing a person who has difficulty getting around and a person ''u es" a wheelchair Sauth Florida's Marikami Museum rather than being confined to it. By the arne token, a "deaf' person i de cribed as "hearing im• paired, ' and one who cannot peak i "mute" rather than "dumb." New papers aI 0 try to use the racial de ignation when it i everal years ago, on a trip to traditional lake and a museum building in R rida. one of Morikami' ~ ur pertinent to understanding, preferred by that group. At one time SRorida, my brother Bob drove u for exhibIts and a wide range of Japan• officers and 001) three of the _7 tru teel> Negro was proper, but that was changed to Black and now orne to see the Morikami Museum and related a tiviti . But it has grm n ha e Japane name Yel th ommu• egments eem to prefer African American. Oriental was correct Japanese garden at Delray Beach in ince. In mid-Oclober ground was bro• nity h done a remarkable job of years ago; now the preferred form eem to be A ian American. Palm Beach County. It i a little bit of ken for a new mu um. The fund-rai - founding and upporting a cenler for Some Indian want to be known as Native American , but others Japan and Japan e culture, fully au• ing campaign w launched with a I . culture quite alien to the area ay they hould be called American Indian . thentic, on the semi-tropical Atlantic million matching granl from Palm Dozen of event are on Morikaml' It i not ea y to learn who et the e tandard . Additionally Ocean ide of the Rorida penin ula . Beach County and its Park and Recre• chedule for membe and the general ation Department. public. It i a very a ti e organization. they eem to vary from place to place. Nonethele ,new papers eek How the Morikami came 10 be i an to avoid offen e and do the best they can to ati fy the de ire of the interesting tory which I probably have Local talent provid demon tration The lat t Morikami new letter pub• and leads workshop bUI quile often diverse elemen in their comrnuniti . That contributes to greater recounted in thi pace. But it won't li h nam of major dono . Among civility aJl around. hurt to repeal it. The Morikami , as it ou tanding art! are brought in from five Ii led having contributed e\ York City and el where . hE plo- It aI 0 i encouraging to learn that even in Japan, which has i known, i named after George $10,000 or more are two banks, two Morikami who arrived in Rorida from ion of Japanese culture 10 J... been low to understand the offen ive nature of orne word , a new Japan e ources, and Palm Beach Morikami Park o . 3" ay the Japan in 1906 to join a fanning venture sen itivity i emerging. The pre has taken to using eupherni m County. Among 12 Ii ted as having Morikami new letter in ann un 109 called the Yamalo Colony. given between 2,500 and 9,999 are long practiced in the poken language. fe tivitie in ob rvation of Bun"a n For example in new paper u age "mekura," (blind) i now Yamalo Colony had its up and four Japan e ources, a couple of Hi, or Culture Day in Japan "me-no-fujiyu" (vi ually impaired) . "T umbo" (deaf) i "mimi-no• down and eventually mo t of the farm • bank , everaJ individual and the If nothing el ,what i betng done fujiyuna" (hearing impaired). "Bikko" (lame) i now "ashi-no• ers and their families drifted away. But Rorida Departmenl of tate. at the Morikami i e idence that one "We are very proud to be part of an Morikami remained and when he grew does nol have 10 be ethOl Japane to fujiyull'a" (leg or foot impaired) . exemplary public-private partnership," 100 old 10 farm he donated hi land 10 appreciate Japan e culture. or does Are these mall matters? Not if it makes the handicapped feel ays Larry Rosen weig, director of the patrontzed about their difficulti and lead to a gentler, kinder the community to be used as a park. one ha e to live in California or Ha\ ali Morikami i dead now , but Morikami nine-person tafr, in commenting on the The pioneers who helped de elop ociety. use of tax money for the project. Park, opened in 1977, ha grown into Rorida' thri Ing agricultural tndu try ahand omecenlerofJapan eculture. * * * al Yamalo Colony would be urpn ed At the time I aw it , the park was a Underslandably. Japan and at the way th seed they planted have MONITOR paciou Japanese tyle garden \ ith Japanese American are nOI numerou developed.
''Let' Mourn Our O,m Dead ... I ee in your paper of Aug. 7, that the Japane e are mournmg tho e killed at Hiro hima. Maybe th~y'll have a LETTERS PERSPECTIVES moment of prayer and bow their head to tho e American killed on the Bataan JERRY ENOMOTO Death March; the Chme killed m ingapore in 1941 becau e they were tatooed (Ihe Jap thought th y were gang members!) . And now we dumb gullible, Camp Doctors I recently read of the recognlllon gIven hort-memoried Amencan buy billiion of dollars worth of goods from the e to Dr Jam GOIO . Dr. George Kambara 'And Justice far All' brutal , deceI tful , bowmg and crapmg . ever-grinning people." and others for their contribution 10 medicine -George Moore. ew Markel, a. and the community dunng the wartIme Letter 10 the Daily Ne~~ Record camps. I would like to menUon some of * * * the other doclors who had contributed their W HINGTO - The tate Department' lOp East Asia expert said that medical atd during thi period. ~nan Dr Califorrua . U hiro. one cI later Japan ' ial contributi n to the co I of th multinational military force in than George Kambara at tanford Medical s CRA ENTO. CALIF timoniah of RA dmlDI\trator B b the gulf I the larg t of an nation ou ide the region (no I peanuts). Richard chool , entered Tanforan Assembly Center he ther nighl , while reviewing Brart, Deputy A I tam An rney en• H. olomon , i tant secretary of tate (Sept. 19) for East Asia and the Pacific and Topaz concentration camp. ince other T a remake of a controve ial eral Jam~ Tum r. I lam Attorney said that Japan' pledge of $4 billion con titul Tokyo' "fair hare" of th~ camps expenenced a deanh of doctors. Dr. video on the internment, a ph to General John Dunne . n mey General Richard 111ornburgh. the pr'C)entaUon 0 verall co . Ushiro volunteered 10 go to Heart Mountain flashed by and I saw myself lrung 10 ~lDgJDg men a with a family , he was of the first 10 volun• the award , the of" with se ernl others, including Mike theBeauuful,"thecerem nyatth Great teer 10 go with the 442 regllnental combat Masaoka, in a Washington, D.C.. team. He became Ill. RegImelltal urgeon Hall of the Depan:menl of Jusu Wi!! enale heanng room I recalled thaI moving and imp~ ive evenl. and returned with them to parade before it must have been taken some ten President Truman as its ranking medical years ago during the initial tag of officer • the fight to pass Redress legi lation, COL. K.W. SASAGAWA(Ret) It was parucularly nice 10 see M LIce when I had been Invited to testify In The Pacific Citizen 4S Years Aga unnyvale, Calif. Masa and u there. It would have before a enate comrrunee. - been t bad If Mike, wh contnbuted ITY- rting its belief that the California Alien Land La so much 10 thl victof)', ml \Cd. II L gai t the future of American citizens of Japan ancestry. the 1ben, on a warm ummer vening in Board Member<. Mollie JI ka, hig nati nal J L thi week announced that it ill file a brief as a "friend of court" Redress Names ugust of 19 ,a number of w. left the Wa.kamat u and 1 joined by am hoJI Recently I anended a bIg gathenng and JACL ationaJ Conventl n in SeanJe 10 of SeanJe, enjOyed the hI t cere• in the appeal b red Oyama f a recent superi r court decisi n heating Ius during the e erung, the maner of the Red• make an ovenught tnp 10 the nation ' ~ mony 1 w' heel the pre5Cnlau n, 1 land to the t te of California for alleged vi n of the Alien Land Law. Ian ress payment. e ., came up capital 10 observe the tu one Igmng of Id not help bot feel OJ n...e of~ne<. Some made remarks that all of the fCCI • the Ci\-11 Liberti ct 0 I Into law that m) mocher who I I 1 ten ) a 0 LR.'.rv-- The flfSl fall plents' names ...,ill be pubbshcd through b) Presiden! Re3gan It w indeed a when he was 94, dId DOl urvlve tll new media movmg moment, wat hlDg an evenl that e perience 11 I ha.rdl) can belie\ e that u b long list so many had v. cd and hoped for for WIll appear LD the van papers 11le g 30 long ent.I tnfonnanon seem. adequate I for one am a \er) private person Thi matter i!:. between the go'emmetll and m - If_ Therefore I wbh make 3 request that m n.une ill deleted. IT L.1gun3 Hill , DIif r NOTd "Ton' S OTt publuW onn - Dr Clul( hi Yan.tga ill join !he fa ult} t Yale 01\ . ..ith pri pm1IWl obwlNd ~ IN ORA , hI I • gO\ mment and Ittl . UCYpt J indniduals "'00 OTt Illun td b) wfNdia. Friday, November 2, 1990 I PACIFIC CmZEN-5
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ON 'REDRESS CASH CHECKING': 9. How should redress recipients handle check cashing problems? Redress checks are negotiable instruments just For the Record as any other checks and banks should treat them Presentation of redre checks and leiter The Nine Most Commonly-Asked Questions as such. The redress recipient whose name is of apology to elderly Issei after the first on the check should endorse it as he or she ceremonies in Oct. 9 in Washington . D.C. would any other check. Redress recipients not announced previously are as follows: ith the beginning of redress pay• payments have been sent vIa first class mail to 6. Is ORA extending the hours of their should note that their checks indicate that they W ments under the Civil Liberties recipients. Help-Line and for how long? are ''1'oid after one year" and are thus negotiable The Chicago Event-Oct. 11 Act of 1988, many have asked the How quickly these "holdback" checks get pro• For those redress recipients who would be for a limited amount of time. SIX REDRESS RECIPIENTS JACL for more detail about the pay• cessed is indeterminable due to the variety of receiving checks in the 1st round , ORA'sconflr• Problems may arise in cases where the redress Shizuko Kikuchi , 99: Frank Kashiro Mizuno, cases that are in different stges of processing. mation of payment letter had included a notifica• recipient's name on the check is not the person 98 ; O.awa K. Shimoda. 98: Shi7Uno Naka. 95 ; ment process as well as how to handle For example, some of the military service mem• tion that should they not receive their payment who is actually presenting the check at the bank Tsuneko Neeno , 94; Tane Miyata, 94. various "check cashing" situations. bers are now beginning t.o submit their informa• by Oct. 22, 1990, or if it is lost or stolen, they for deposit. DEPT. OF JUSTICE HONOREES The Washington JACL Office has tion to ORA and are within the age range being should call the Help-Line immediately. For two en one situation, a daughter retained power Kay Ige , George Morisato, Eddie Smo, Sam • prepared the following information in presently paid. weeks (Oct. 22, 1990 - Nov. 2, 1990) the Help• of attorney over her mother's affairs (because Ozaki and Chiye Tomihiro. Line hours will be extended from 9:30 a.m. to she was confined to a nursing home) . The daugh• The Fresno Event-Oct. 12 consultation with the Office of Redress 9:00 p.m. (East Coast Time). ~dministration 2. How will ORA process the remaining ter was refused deposit of her mother's redress srx REDRESS RECIPIENTS for use by the commu• 8,100 checks that must be distributed for this As we understand from Paul Suddes, this check because the bank asserted that the d~ugh ~~. JAC~ Fuji Hashimoto, 102; Sumino Yamoto, 97; Regional Offices are pro• fiscal year? limiled extension ofextra hours on the Help-Line ter's power of attorney did not include the power Yone Ota, 96; Miyo Nishino. 93 ; George Sakai, vl~mg asSistance to those seeking help Assuming ORA is fully budgeted, they will are for those redress questions related to reci• to endorse and deposit checks. en such a situation 93; Shigeto Ito, 92. With the process. process the second round of payments to those pienls' paymelUs only and NOT for inquiries the daughter should try to have her mother en• rewed to the eligibility process. DEPT. OF JUSTICE HONOREES within the age range of January I, 19/8 through dorse the check herself, or assuming it is in her Tom Shimasaki (posthumous). Ken Yokota, June 30, 1920. Of the 8,100 checks, approxi• . Thus, if a person calls after the regular Help• mother's best interest, have the scope of the Peggy Liggett, Mae Takahashi. 1. What will be the payment distribution Lme hours (9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. EST) during daughter's power of attorney expanded so that by ORA given that 25,000 redress recipients mately 2,100 will be held back to accommodate those who are still in process and within the the two weeks follOwing Oct. 22, ORA can only she can deposit the check. The Seattle Event-Oct. 14 are to be processed and paid this fiscal year? take their name and number for the purpose of These solutions may be faster than going FIVE REDRESS RECIPIENTS On Oct. 9. 1990 the Office of Redress Admin• current age range for this year's payment. Thus, 6.000 checks will go out in the second round calling that person back. through ORA again in trying to find ways to Frank Yatsu, 107; Shoichiro Katsuno. 105; istration presented the ftrSt payments to nine of have the check re-issued, although what is best Kichisaburo Ishimitsu. 103: Ula Wakamatsu, the eldest recipients. On Oct. 10. 15.000 checks for this fiscal year followed by payments to those who are processed along the way. 7. Will there be a newly re~ Question for the person may depend upon a variety of 102; Harry Nakagawa, 100. were issued and mailed first class. Assuming a other factors. DEPT. OF JUSTICE HONOREES full budget is approved that does not activate A further caveat: according to Paul Suddes, and Answer Booklet by ORA regarding ques• tions arising about payment or other issues? Situations should be more carefully examined Chuck Kalo, Wayne Kimura, Cherry the Gramm-Rudman Deficit Reduction Act. of the 2,100 "holdbacks" in this second round, ORA will be reserving approximately 500 According to Paul Suddes, there will not be when third parties are involved in handling re• Kino hita , Ken Nakano, Chizu Omori, Bob ORA expects to pay in this fiscal year 25.000 checks lor those individuals who have not yet another publication for this purpose. The Help• dress checks on behalf of their recipients- Sato, Sam Shoji, Ma sie Tomita. redress recipients born June 30, 1920 or earlier. come forward in the ORA process and are a Line is the primary resource for payment ques• (a) Does the third party have the legal author• Names of recipients at the other ceremonies (\t this time. however. because a final budget priority for payment due to age. tions and ORA will continue its media advisories ity to deposit and handle the check on behalf of were published earlier: Oct. 12 PC• IS not clear, ORA is only authorized to pay up and distribution of materials through workshops. the recipient? (i .e., legal guardian, conservator, Washington; Oct. 19 PC- Los Angele . San to 16.900 recipients-the amount that would not 3. H Congress approves a full budget for power of attorney, etc.) Francisco, San Jose; Oct. 26 PC-Honolulu; • be affected by a Gramm-Rudman cut. This ORA, how soon will the second round of pay• Suddes also mentioned that ORA was dis• Nov . 2-Chicago, Fresno. Seattle. tributing the ORA procedural guidelines for (b) [s the redress recipient (him or herself) would cover recipients born Dec. 17, 1917 or ments go out? able to endorse the check for deposit? earlier. It takes at least a couple of weeks for ORA Mll..IT ARY SERVICE MEMBERS to veterans' groups. Should the bank refuse to accept a redress While 16,900 checks have been processed to process the payments with the U.S. Treasury recipient's check because of minor misspellings (with 15,000 sent out in the fllSt round) 1.900 Deparunent. So, for example, if Congress were of the payee's name, the recipient should still Architect-Engineer Awards checks are being held back to accommodate to have a budget agreement on Oct. 19, 1990 8. Have any of the printed ORA forms that try to endorse and deposit it "as is," just as you and ORA received its full budget, then it would those eligible elderly recipients whose cases are have been publicly distributed recently [f Dinner Speaker Announced ch~ would handle a regular check. the check's still being processed. As of Oct. 18, 1990, Paul be possible for ORA to issue the by early changed in format? designated payee is in total error (e.g. the name LOS ANGELES-Warren Furutani , L.A. November. Suddes, Deputy Administrator for ORA, in• No. is completely incorrect so as to wrongly identify Board of Education member, will deliver formed our nffice that approximately 15,300 4. How many of the 25,000 to be paid in If you look at the small print at the lower the redress recipient) then ORA will assist in the keynote speech at the 13th annual A ian this fiscal year will be ''held back?" right comer of the front of Voluntary enfonnation . the re-issuance of the check (correspondence and American Architect-Engineer Awards ban• J To date, there are now 1,600 "hol(lbacks" Form (VlF), the Death [nformation Form and erroneous checks should be sent to the address quet Nov. 8 at the Empress Pavilion Restau• • from the fllSt round, plus an anticiPated 2.100 the Change of Address Form, you will see a listed above in item 5). • rant in Chinatown. He will speak on "For• REDRESS FOR VETS "holdbacks" in the second round including about form number and date. The following form num• While ORA cannot be of assistance as to COlllinlled from the Front Page 500 cases reserved for those who have not yet bers/dates and corresponding forms are being bank check cashing policies, it is advisable ward to the 21st Century" as it relate to come forward with their information and used and should continue to be used as such. that any individual with a question about his the empowerment and networking of Asian descnoe thelT case, Which may fall mto one documentation. Thus, there are 3,200 cases Occasionally the Death Information Form and or her redress check's designated payee Pacific Americans. Information: Kyoko or both of the categories shown below, and being processed at ORA, with about 500 re• Change of Address Form will be a different should call the Help-Line BEFORE returning Yamanouchi (213) 550-8497, Calvin Abe provide evidence to document their ciaim. served for those yet to begin. This means.J,7oo color (ORA has used pink and blue colored paper the check to ORA. (213) 838-0448. • cases will be paid as they completed in the ORA to distinguish forms from one another) but this ORA will accept as evidence statement process during this fiscal year and assuming a has no bearing Qn the substance of the forms: from two individuals with first-hand knowl• full ORA budget. These are in addition to the (a) Voluntary Information Form-Form edge of the loss of property or deprivation 15,300 already paid and 6,000 to be paid at the CRT-55, Oct. 88 . PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE of liberty. In addition, the recipient will beginning to the second round. (b) Change of Address Form-Form CRT-56, Jan.9O. NOVEMBER 2nd - NOVEMBER 17th need to sign a declaration form and provide 5. How should I advise a surviving heir(s) (c) Death Information Form-Form CRT-57, • a copy of their military discharge papers of a redress recipient who has died and sub• Tokyo Kits ...... 30% Off (Stock on Hand) Mar. 90. (ORA will obtain copies of the discharge sequently received a redress check (which is Matsuhato Kits ...... 20% Off (Stock on Hand) papers on behalf of a recipient; however, in the deceased's name)? ":, Bunka Accessories ...... 20% Off (Stock on Hand) this could cause a delay in confirming eligi• Our office received a phone call regarding a • bility.) case in which the redress recipient had died Back-order Items ...... 10% Off PREPAID shortly before receiving his redress check which ALOHA PLUMBING Again, there are two ways by which Mails orders accepted. MUST BE PREPAID, either COD or with Credit Card. designated his name as payee; the surviving lie. #440840 • a Japanese American World War vet• Sales Musl Be Transacted No laltr than Noy. 17,1990. n spouse wanted to know what she should do with --SINCE 1922- eran may be eligible to receive a redress the check and whether or not she should tty to 7T7 Junipero Serra Dr., CIDYO'S BUNKA NEEDLECRAFT payment: cash the check. San Gabriel, CA 91nS 2943 W. BaU Rd., Anaheim, CA 92804 (714) 995-2432 • Loss of Property Redress checks must always go to a living, (818) 284-2845 (213) 283-0018 Monday-Salurday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. - Closed Sundays The individual must have lost real or per• surviving person (not an estate). • ORA will not be printing a form for public sonal property of any value because, as a ~tri~on~ri.these~~,ho~~;~~P~A~I~D~ro~L~IT~I~C~A~L~A~D~V~E~R~T~IS~M~~~T~~~~~~~~~~~M~ID~P~O~L~I~T~IC~A~L~A~D~V~ER~T~I~~~E~N~T~~~~ result of government action, they were un• they have developed internal procedures for ~ able to re-enter the prohibited zone to handling cases wherein checks must be re-issued safeguard their property, or had property to a surviving heir. seized by the government. In the case at hand, the surviving spouse JAPANESE AMERICANS FOR ARLO SMITH FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL or should send a lener requesting a re-issuance of We urge you to join,us on No~ember 6 in vo~~g for ~O SMITH for Attom~y General of Calif~rnia. Arlo • Deprivation of Liberty the check, enclose a copy of the death certificate Smith has the expenence reqUired for the posltion of chleflawenforcementofflcerof the state, haVIng ser:'ed The individual must have been prohibited and all information regarding the deceased • (name, date of birth, social security number, as head of the Attorney General's Office Criminal Division for 9 years and District Attorney of San Franosco from visiting his interned family or forced date of death, you may also want to include for over 10 years. to submit to undue restrictions amounting decedent's ORA "FN"-File Number). These to a deprivation of liberty prior to visiting Arlo Smith's opponent is DAN LUNGREN, an individu.al who ar~ently opposed redress for Japanese should be sent with the redress check to the prev~ntpassage of~.~. his famil y. following address: Americans incarcerated during World War II and led the faIled effortm Congress to • 442, "The Civil Liberties Act of 1988." While in Congress, Dan Lungren had an appalhng recora on oVII STEP 3: Office of Redress Administration, rights. In addition, Dan Lungren has had no experience as a prosecutor. Dept. P, P.O. Box 66740, After ORA has reviewed the response to Washington, D.C. 20035-6740. ARLO SMITH has been a long-time friend of the Japanese American comm~~ty .. He suppo~ted ~he issue the military package, and the individual has The above should include the surviving of redress and has a proven record of working to support and defend the ovd nghts ana hberties of all provided adequate documentation as to their spouse's current address and phone numbers Californians. eligibility, ORA will send a letter of poten• (day and evening) and indicate relationship to tial eligibility to the individual. This letter decedelU so thot ORA can contact them for ad• CALIFORNIA CANNOT AFFORD DAN LUNGREN AS ITS CHIEF LAW EN• will require the individual to sign an addi• ditional information, if necessary. Be sure to tional declaration and provide proof of cur• make and retain copies of all correspondence FORCEMENT OFFICER! VOTE FOR ARLO SMITH FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL rent address. that you send, including a copy of the redress CO-CHAIRS STEP 4: check which is being returned to ORA. • ORA will review the recipient's response If an individual is in doubt as to how to pro• Honorable Mas Fukal Honorable George Nakano ceed they should call the ORA Help-Line as Honorable Warren Furutanl Clarence Nishlzu to the letter of potential eligibility. If every• soon as possible. thing is in order, the recipient will be mailed Honorable Mike Mitoma a fmal eligibility notice, which conftrms that all processing has been completed and MEMBERS ESTABLISHED 1936 Norman Arlkawa AlanNlshlo that the recipient will receive a check when SachlDoI Harriet NIshlzaka • funds becomes available. Tom Dol John Nishizaka Fred Fujioka RoseOchl Nisei Trading Rick Fukal ChrisOharna Commercial & Industrial Appliances - TV - Furniture leslie Furukawa MaryOda JamesOda Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration FURNITURE SHOWCASI! Nancy Gohala Contractor YasGohala RonOhala 2975 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles J.D. Holcoyarna Vlnoe Okamoto • Glen T. Umemoto (2131383-4100 Tomnda HenryOta Uc. No. 441272 C38-20 WARI!HOUSI!SHOWROOM Mary [shlmoto Carol Saito SAM REIBOW CO., 1506 W. Vernon 612 Jackson St., Los Angeles, CA 90012 Taro lahlmoto John Saito Los Angeles - 295-5204 - Since 1939 (2t3162O-o882 Mlya Iwalaki Lynn Sakamoto Janet Kajlhara Marion Shlgckunl Harry Kawahara Mable Takiinoto M1dorl Kamel Betty Tamaki SHORT&SMALLMENSWEAR Richard Katauda Roger Tamaki George Kodama AllCoUsul FOR THE PROFESSIONAL IIAN. Pat Kubota MltsuoUsul Rokuro Kubola Sam Uyehara Suits & SpoI1 Coats In 34 . 44 Short and Extra-Short, also Dress Shirts, Slacks, Eileen Kurahashl Terry Uyehara Shoes, Overt:oa!s and Accessories by GIvenchy, Unvin, Tallla, Am:tw, JoIln Henry, AI Kushlda Betty Yamaoka London Fog, Sandto Mo$coIonI, CoIe-Hann and Robef1 TaIxlIt. Mllz! Kushlda Don Yamaoka Carol Matsunaga Tak Yamamoto Barbara Miyamoto Kyoko Yam.nouchl Roy Machlda Mas Yamashita KEN & COMPANY · Jim Matsuoka Norma Jean Yamashita George Yokoyama 2855 STEVENS CREEK BLVD. LOCATED IN THE NEW Kazuo'M1yashlta DcnnlsMukal Mlye"Yoshlda SUITE 2249 VALLEY FAIR SHOPPING CENTER Mike Murase Ron Yoshida SANTA CLARA, CA 95050 Toshtko Yoshida SECOND LEVEL, NEAR MACY'S. Bert Nakano Paid for by Japanese Americans for Arlo Smith PHONE: Dennis Nishikawa B.J. Watanaoo 408 I 24&-21n 1498 West 153rd St" Gardene, CA 90247 6-PACIFIC CITIZEN I Friday, November 2, 1990
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Imada, Kobaru, 93, Acampo. Oct. I Bertram Kombaro, 64, Jurist for pcy A Applicants Near ~ Donald L. Hayashi. 'iaJ; dua.-ror HIr~h,"la ·bom. survived by Juruchi. d FuSdt! HOSotULU-A former strue aIUlnlI::) geucraI of the niled Me' Church Cot.IOCil on Kadoya . Mi '0 Sakoda. Kiy 0 Furukawa. (1969·1971) and mtRd Cm:un Cowl Judge (1976- AN JOSE. Calif. - The an Jose J CL 1%0). m 1965 he had the distmaion of betng the rlr'l will again sponsor one student in the 1991 Mirustri -. Califonua-.' ,'ada .-\nnual Con• lawyer of Japane>e ancestry 10 argue J major case PresI(lential Oassroom for Young Amer• ference. "as elected an as te generaJ Takashi Matsuda, 69 (Hawaii's rcapportionmcII case) bef It: Mw 11$ ID PC Classified Advertising Friday, November 2, 1990 I PACIRC cmZEM-7 • -- 1000 Club Roll 4-Business Opportunities 4-Business Opportunities 5-Employment , 9-Real Estate Residential & commercial development on EARN MONEY TYP I NGlPCIWP . At home. AZUSA, CAlJR) • Year of Membership Shown beautiful setting along Delaware River. Resi• FORSAl.E FulVpart-time. $35,OOO'yr. polantial. (80S) TownhoUS8 3+2 112, 1471 sl, central air 'Century, "Corp/51Iver, -Corp/Gold dential development 1/3 complete in historic WIdesala SCINIlrW busiless, prociJ::iIYJ low and~ '-CorplOlamond; L-Ufe; M-Memorlal Iloilg busW!ss across Canada wih the tatgeC rnatUIs befIl.l 687.$XlO, Ext 8-1317. cond_ Near Foot lis Mountains, quiet • community dose to school & shopping. Easy (1000 Club Ufe mDOnal parlts II BanlI, Uke Uxrose. Jasper eIC. 8Isi1ess is area. 2 car attached, 2 blocks from school, access from Rt 84 for NY & NJ 2nd home SoctAL WORKER Totals) bcaled II smaD 1m! i1 mourtahs and c:cUI be IIIOY9d to n ear shopping, 5 mcles from Race Tra The 1989 TOUIls ...... 1,689 ( SO) owners. Reply to: Developer, RR 2, Box CalgaIy. Taka advaItage 01 tus file owortJIlly. ConIad MNMSW 2 years din. experience to work owner. phone, (604) 3041-962a (fiO') 347·9512. by golf course. 2 poo/s . SI 48K. By owner. Pr9VlOUs Total· AclNe ... 1.535 ( 4) 2055, Honesdale, PA 18431 (717) 253-6490. Ewnivs. with Japanese families & com. mental health ThIs Repon No 43 14 ( ) Fax. (604) 3047-901 1. c1ients_ BilinguaJlbiculturaJ preferred. EOE. (818) 334-3865_ ALBERTA, CANADA Current Total .. .. (COllected) 1.549 ( 4) Send resume to: FSA SF 1010 Gough St • unit motel, progressive area near B.C. CANADA VANCOUVER l..u Vega.• • By Owner near UnIversity Las No. 43: Oct 15-19, 1990 (14) 29 94109 Attn: SS_ ChICaQO 35-Or Roy Testllma. Wa1erton Glacier National Park.. Room fO!' Vegas.. 2 sttxy, 2213sf double attached East Los Angeles 8-Dean Alhara. ' . 4-Edward W Deli restauran~ dIt, 50 seats. Super family garage, 3, 4 or SBr. 2112 Ba.llving & di 'ng Lee, 1·0r rakeshl Matsumoto expansion. I , 2 & 3 bdrm units, rae room, **WORK IN JAPAN** • Fresno 31-0r Shiro Ego. 33-Ch,sato Ohara. hot tub, coin lauodry. Asking $540,000. operation. Money making. Moming & lunch rooms, family room wJTpIc. ·tchen WIpan try , Manna. 25-0r Roy T Ozawa. trade. Mon - Fri. Grossing $1200 - $13001 . Seeking Travel Agent, breakfast bar, dIw & dispsl. 81' X 111' PhiladelphIa 100Rel 0 K N Gaspar Privata sale. Call (403) 653-4481 . Or write: stove. ProgressIVe Westside 24-Or Franklin H Minami Box 308, Cardston, Alberta TOK OKO day. Asking $279,000. Private sale. Operation Staff. Io~ cusbm drapes, newcarpet. RV pO<. $l30K • Sacramento 14-Ray Matsubara (604) 687-5785 and (604) 685-4250. (702) 798-7818. 1-9 pm. Principles Only. San FranCISCO· 6-Beth Range. J apanese/English CANADA Seattle; 22·Thomas T Mukasa. 35-5 Blliee CANAOA Yoshioka FOR SALE CALL (213) 641·0093 EXCLUSIVE HOME ON VenlCQ 38- Mary E Wakamatsu. Taxi Company in St John's NFlD. 25 Taxi ALB ERTA IS BOOMING PRIVATE GOLF COURSE CENTURY CLUB' With higher oil prices flO W, there is opportu• Why pay $500.000 00 for a condo when you can 6-Oean Alhara (ELA). slots. 2S laXi licenses. Excellent investment 9-Real Estate Reason forseUing~wner retiring due to health. nity to joint venture in both residential and own a beaUliul new 38DI2B home wih Swim• • Asking $275,000. For more info call (709) commercial properties. Contact principal, ming Pool & Waler1a11 Whir~ . completely PatrickJ. McCarthy, RR 11'2. Camrose,Alberta ONTARIO. CANADA fumished aI BlACK DIAMOND RANCH, Voted Fresno Assembly Center 753-4293 or write; A. R.N. En!, 36 Ridge Road, Attention Investors St John's Nfld., A 1 B 2H5. T4V 2N1 Canada.. Phone' (403) 672-2990, #\PRIVATEGOlFCOURSEbyGOLFDIGEST, Memorial Plans Underway Fax (403) 672-5150. Approximately 6,000 a cres. Gre at for Voted 2 Years in a row aslhd1 GOLFCOURSE ONTARIO, CANAOA !d evelopment. Halfway bet ween IN TtiE STATE OF R.ORIDA. $395,000.00 CANADA FRES 0, CaIif.--Groundbreaking cere• GREAT FAMILY InckJdes home elegantly furnished. new goH WINDSOR, ONTARIO IToronto and Ottawa $6,000,000. monies for placement of a memorial plaque cart, equity membership plus a exquislle 280SL OPPORTUNITY! RETAIL BUSINESS S erious oHe rs only. were held Oct. 2A at the locale of the 1942 Mercedes Spo<1s Coupe. Cal (904) 74&-9843. Restaurant For S ale By Owner OPPOOTUN ITY to purc/Iase Ijg~ ~tA buldilY,l ~ Fresno A sembly Center at the Fresno Please call (416) 503-2414. Located 6 miles from Windsor, great location ply business speciaiziv II ph.nbilY,l and eIecIricaJ sales. NIAGARA Falls, 3500 sq It, 5 year, commer• County FaIrgrounds. lor business. Near 5 golf courses etc. Family ExtremelyprofJtable andwekstabished turTHtBYcper.Uion. I ONTARIO, CANAOA • cially bunt building, 400 amp service, 50 x 150' A fonnal dedication i being planned for ~wthpolBltial . ~r1raIy operation for food, a fine set-up with coffee FlIycompt.leriz ed with enorTTlOUS Attention Investors fenced lot, 1500 sq It fully serviced 2.5 baths, February, J 991, according to Ken Yokota shop on one side and formal dining room Iocaled.Memberolbuying______c:ooperative.CaIl(SI9}966-3633 . I PETERBOROUGH 3 bdrm upstairs apt. zoned commercialllour- of Fresno JACL. The center housed some which seats 100 on other. Interior completely 1st! res ideally located on main tourist street, ALBERTA. CANADA Prime Location 10, Japanese American evacuated remodeled by owner. A comer property with close proximity to future development & 4 .7 Acres-Commercial from west of Highway 99 and In the city amenities too numerous to mention indudes HEA VY O IL AREA!! Niagara Falls, shows excel growth potential. Mot were eventually relocated to Jerome. 5 bedroom apartment attached. A strip li• Motor Inn for Sale Zoned SP 157-C4-73 $600,000. Private Sale. Sean, (416) 357-2335. Ark . WRA center cense would be available if desired. Modem 49 room mole and 150 seal reslauranV I $ 1,880,0 00 Asking $420,000. lounge. Situaled in lhe heart of heavy oil country Kitchener Central ONTARIO. CANADA Call (519) 726-5443, anytime. in Northeasl Alberta. Molel fealures all ameni• J.A. Optimists Election lies with Ihree bedroom mana9er's suite. Building Lots ORILLIA PROPERTY LO GELES-Dr Henry I Okamura. ONTARIO. CANADA Please call owner; - Most Desirable Location Approximately 500 acnes longtime Silver Lake re ident and club AN attractive gift store with home on Hwy (403) 438-2303. Gneat for development. Orwnte: --Close to all Amenities member for n year.> . w~ elected pre. ident 17, Bruce Mines, Ont 1500 scf ft of retail $500,000. Box 4280 of the Japanc e Amencan Optimist Club. space and 2000 sq ft of living area in a - From $74,000 Serious offers only Edmonton, Alia, T6E 4T3 Canada. whIch was chartered in 1954 olan Mae• unique log building. Ideal for the semi re• Silvia Baumeister, Broker tired (705) 785-3858. $199,000 + inven• Pleasa call (416) 503-2414_ hara DO wa, honored a\ the Optimist SASKATCHEWAN,CANADA Call (519) 742-3690 or tory Ov,,"er, Box 164, Bruce Mines, Ont., of the Year FOR SALE: Building supply home center. in• POR 1CO Canada Fax (519) 742-0319 cludingland, buildings. two forldifts, three trucks, For your business and 10-Rentals shelving, fully computertzed and invenlory. FOR THE RECORD BC. CANAIlA residential relocation needs. Excellent location and sales. Reason for sale: The P.C. will correct all errors oc• THE EAGLE HAS LANDED lOS ANGaes, CA • retiring . Immediate posseSSion. Privale sale, Call (800) 523- 2460, curring In its news columns. If you Mrs. Bel~ owner 01 The Golden Eagle Tradiog Post in LUXURY HANCOCK PARK ADJ. wiD train. Contact Mike, (306) 542-3633, Box ext. C520 find a problem with a story-an Radium Hot Spnngs, Be decided 10 retire . This landmarit 2 Brl2 Bath, fireplace, ale, pool, gated park· 158, Kamsack, Sask. SOA 1S0 Canada. FIRST CONTINENTAl REAlTY (KIT.) INC. error 01 fact or a point requiring business has operated continually tol 24 yearS, FIXtures, Ing. Beautiful bUilding, quality apartment signs, gooctNiII $50,000 plus invenlOty (to be adjusted). clarlficatlon-pleasecall the news S.C. CANADA Excenent lease available. Phone (604) 347·9316, days. Or ONTARIO, CANADA from $900 desk, (213) 626-3004. Family business for sale in the sunny E evenings (604) 347·9512 . Fax (604) 347·9011 COLLINGWOOD (213) 388-4336 Kootenays. 12 unit motel with room for • Country Home on 44 Acres 550 S Gramercy expansion. Lovely 3 bdrm house induded. Just 8 miles from Collingwood (29 from Barrie Option to buy 2nd business nearby. Con• and 67 from Toronto Airport) this magnificent venience store with gas station manage• property is on a paved road convenient to all *~-'- •• ment. Excellent family opportunity. Private activities in the four seasons Collingwood area """" ~______~ 8--PACIFIC CmZEN I Fri day, November 2, 1990 • 1991 TANAKA TRAVEL TOURS 1990 West L.A. EXCEPTIONAl VALUE· aUAUTY TOURS • FlORIDAlDISNEY-EPCOT & NEW ORlEANS (8 days) FEB 23 Travel Program JAPAN SPRING ADVENTURE (nc! Feslival) ______(1 4 days) APR 10 JAPANSH OKU&KYUSHU ______. ___ 1 Soays) lA 13 • AdmInIStered by wtA Travel, Inc. YELLOWSTONEIMT. RUSHMORE ___ .. ______.( 8 days) MAY 28 For JACL Members, Family & friends CANADIAN ROCKIESIVICTORIA_Good ACQ)I'!\/Meals ______(8 days) 2 Airfare: LAX-TYO-LAX S578 + Tax AlASKA CRUIS8lAND TOUR ____• ______... ____ ( 2 days) AUG Z7 (S200 Di.sa far Reservaoons Rae'd by JAN '9 ) MexIco's Copper EUROPEAN PICTURESOUE...Rai~us Travel ______(IS days) SEP 8 Canyon Tour EAST COAST & FAll FOlIAGE .Most Popular TOtK ______( 0 cia ) SEP 30 • (Umlted Space) JAPAN AUTU ADVEmuRE ... _. _._ ( 3 days) OCT 7 AUSTRAlIAiNEW ZEAlA D.1nd Great Barner Reef (17 cays) NO • Nov 11· Nov 17 Toy Kanegal, escort ~ CAll OR WRITE TODAY FOR OUR FREE BROCHURES • tlt!~~'!'~( " TRAVEL SERVICE Singapore, Bangkok ~ Malaysia, Hong Kong 441 O'Farrell St., San FranclsC1>, CA 94102, • Nov 26 - Dec 13 (415) 474-3900 Bill Sakurai, e~rt Photo by Alveno Lew NIGHT WITH MIKE HONDA-A supervisoriol candidate In Santa Clara Japan, Hong Kong County, Mike Hondo (fourth from left) meets Asian Pacific public offi• Xmas Shopping cials in Los Angeles County: (from left) Diamond Bar city councilman Dec 7 • Dec 15 • Jay Kim, Torrance city councilman George Nakano, L.A. Boord of Edu• George Kanegal, escort cation member Warren Furutam, (Honda, longtime school teacher and 1991 Tours Son Jose JACL member), Gardena city councilman Mas Fukai, and #1 Colorado Ski Trip TOURS AND CRUISES Dennis Nishikawa, Los Angeles Public Works CommisSioner. January 1991 Ela1ne Sugimoto, Managing D1n:ctor Phyllis Murakawa, escort Sales: Sam1 Kushida. Rajada Allen ...... _(619) 282-3581 #2 Hokkaldo Snow Festival Toll-Free U.S.: (BOO) Sn-87n. ext. 215 Fax (619) 283-3131 JACLPULSE ______Feb 1 - Feb 10, 1991 Office Hours: 8 - 5. Monday /Friday Ray IshII, escort #3 Japan Fantastic Commumt) Center 'ov 17118. IkOi no Tomo. • • ARIZO A Cherry Blossom Tour Cralt Fair. Foster Cit) Rec Center Phone: (415) • ovember 7 board meetmg wtII be held at the Mar 28 • Apr 9, 1991 • JACL Hall. 5414 W Glenn Dr. Glendale, Anzona. 343-2793. JAPAN at 7 30 p.m Ray IshII, escort #4 Australia, New Zealand Feb. 23·24 1991 the annual !'.1atsuri ",til be held Tahiti at the Henwge SqUJre. 6th t and ;vlonroc, ov 7. Orange County Redress worl< hop fcaw- JAPAN DISCOVERY TOU R April 1991 Phoemx. AZ Theffic! for the Mdt. un will be 109 Robcn Bratt (ORA). 7 pm., Wintersburg Pres• FROM $1460.03 amural pon~ include the City of PhoentX byterian Church. 13711 Fairview Ave . Garden Toy Kanegal, escort • Parks. Llbrat) and Recreation Depanment. Aril.Ona Grove.92643 Info. Frank Kawasc (714) 525·9779 #5 Vacation In florida & Chapter JACL, the Japan-American Society of Disneyland EpcotIWorld Package Includes: Phoemx. the HIffic!JI Group of the Phoemx I\ter • TO KTON May 1991 • Roundtrip air on ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS from Los Angeles itle- Commi 'Ion. the Arizona Buddhist Church #6 New York & New England and the PhoeniX Japane~ Free Method"t Church oV II lOa. m tocklon JACL to ho\t golf • 6 nights accommodations at the ANA TOKYO HOTEL lournament tee off at Van Bu kirk Golf Course Countryside Tour • Half day Tokyo City Tour Entry fee 20 and golfer\ are encouraged to regi"cr May 1991 • Roundtrip airporVhotel transfers • • BERKELEY • o\" 9,JA EB Bmgo ight.5:30-10:30p.m on four-o,ome- Phyllis Murakawa, escort #7 Japan Golden Route Tour Jan . 26-"rnbulc to lse" Wendy Tokuda guesl The Dec 31 ew Year's Eve DlOner-Dance "'III Available Extensions: speaker and 00-.1 Infonnation: Palty Kobayashi be held at the Holiday Inn 10 Palo Alto. The dlOner May 6 - May 16, 1991 • Inland Sea - KYOTO, HIROSHIMA, TOMONOURA, KURASHIKI, (526-2964) or Tcrry Yarna,hila (527-1131) Chapter '" III beglO at p.m. after the cocktail hour stanlOg #8 National Parks & OKAYAMA & OSAKA volunteer\ ,Irc ,ull n ded for thiS affair from 7 p.m. The menu Will be pnffic! nb or chi ken Canyon Spectacular The co<.t \\ III be I per couple or 50 p..'I" person • Trans Kyushu - FUKUOKA, BEPPU, MT. ASO, KUMAMOTO, June 6, 1991 Music Will be provided by Ed Ohveir.!. the Tunes NAGASAKI & KYOTO • • C RAL ALIFORNlA 01'0( Toy Kanegal, escort • SAPPORO & KYOTO 'ov 10. CCDC Golf Tournament at hel"ood Moble Jocke) More Into Huoko Yo<.hlda (415) 854-1 92. #9 Alaska· Our 49th State Fo!C\t golf cour..: 10 anger Entry fee will be S40 June 8, 1991 which", III Include one IIlkctto the CCDC lmowlla- Tnp to Icc Capade> at Oakland Coli..eum. at #10 Japan - Hokkaldo lion BanquCl on 'OV I Dec. I 24 per peNln. Info. (209) 463-7945 & Ura Nlhon CCDC Annual Banquet on Sun. 0\ 18 at TOI June 10,1991 ORIENT TRAVEL BARGAINS • 0100' Rc\taurant re >.ey akagawa keynote . NT RA pcaker #11 Scandinavia & Russia July 1 • July 20 TOKYO 8 Days ...... _...... From $899 #12 South America Tour HONG KONG 7 Days ... _...... _...... From $1098 ov. ?-34--SOth AnntverslIIY Reunton of JAC!. July 1991 BANGKOK 7 Days ...... From $1149 • member\ from Rexburg, Idaho Fal" and P alello Masako Kobayashi, escort JJC~poI. at Ca tu perc, 10 cvada Saturday Ban· #13 Salmon FIshing· Alaska • quet, 6 p.m. keynote peake", (lOcludlOg at'l Pre, Tours include roundtrip air from the West Coast on UNITED AIRLINES, Cre . ..e} akagawa). rene", old fnendshlJl> and meet (Walt Ust Only) roundtrip aJrport/hotei transfers, accommodations and a half-day sightseemg July 22 - July 29, 1991 new fnends, Sat. II am. IDC Meeung Into. Hid Dec 2. Wal50nvilie JA L Chapter in~tallarion tour. Extensions and OplJonaJ tours availablel Ba.\e~awa 3562 E Crawford Idaho Fall ID dmner and Kelro Kw Celebration at Wal\On\"llie Galen Murakawa, escort 8340 I (20) 529· 1525 Buddh"t T~mpl Hall at 5 p m Dinner R:>elVallon\ #14 Alaska· Land & Cruise • P T lor I per per.;on, made payable to the \ abOnvilie (South Bound) • JA I are requNed by. ov 16. Call Ro Ie Tera'\!lki July 1991 SENIOR CITIZENS Open Bou.-.c and wei ommg reception 10 IOtrodUCC at ( ) 728-7728, Jeanm Kaootam (408) 724-27 #15 Arctic Circle ne", Regional Dlr Jtmmy Toke .. hl. 0\ 6- or haro IWO al (40 ) 722-3673 for funher tnfonna- p.m JllpallC\c American Cultural Ctr 244 an lion (Umlted Space) IF YOU'RE 62 YEARS OR OLDER you can take advantage of Pedro L. Info (213) 6264171 .:....:..------July 1991 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES FREEDOM TRIPS certificates. FREE• #16 Canadian Rockies • WEST LO GEL DOM TRIPS allow you to travel anywhere Continental flies In the . MlLW August 1991 Dec 2 JAo.. and Auxiliary In tallation Cham• Phyllis Murakawa, escort Mainland U.S., Hawaii and Alaska. You'll use one FREEDOM 0\ 16.17. I Freedom' I the theme for the pagne brunch and luncheon from noon al the Hohday TRIPS certificate for each one-way triP within the Mainland U S . FaIT MII"'3ukee JACL For IOfo. call Ed Jono u hi • 17 England & Ireland • Inn Ba) ICW Plaza , 30 Pico Blvd 10 anta Travel tolfrom Alaska and Hawaii will require two certificates per 672-5544 Mom Infonnauon or ucket>. Charlie at (213) 22- September 1991 JA l Chri\imil' Puny unda). Dec 9 Mitchell 3363 or Ron al 121 ) 47 - 922 Toy Kanegal, escort one-way trip. Travel is permitted seven days a week (based on Pa\'lhun all 00'" for re~rvauon'i-- 1argaret #18 Portugal, Spain & availability). Reservations must be made 14 days in advance and Igo\\ ky 64159'19. L}nn Luecl. 421-0992 Items publicizing JACL eyen1's should be Morocco you can visit for as long or short a period as you like • trlH'written (double-spocecl) or le~Jibly hond• September 1991 ORK printecl ond moilecl at least THREE WEEKS IN Phyllis Murakawa • ADVANCE to the p.e. office. Please indude 4 Certificates ...... _...... $384.00 Del Hnhda} Bal;tar 3t the Japane..e ,\men,an #19 Hokkaldo & Tohoku Tour Untted Church un 'v~nth Avenue bet\\l!Cn 24 &. CDntoct phone numben, oddresses, etc. Sep 30,1991 8 Certificates ...... _...... $640.00 , ". Potlull. upper and AUction. volunt.:.:", are bclO~ ,oughl. cull Lllhan "' Imum at (212)614·283 #20 Continental Europe I(lr infonnauon October 1991 CerTTf'ICStes are valid for one year from date of issue. • NEW IDEA!!! #21 Old Japan In the Fall Certain black out dates apply A perfect gift for the Holidays Oct 1 - Oct 15, 1991 A Dried Fruit Gift Pack Bill Sakurai, escort 122 Japan FIrst Gllmpae or Oct 7 • Oct 18, 1991 ALASKA WEEKENDS Ray IshII, escort •• A Basket of Mixed Nuts For free brochures, wnte to or call' 123 Historic Eut Tour Package includes roundtrip coach class air aboard ALASKA AIR• Oct 10· Oct 22, 1991 LINES between city of onglO and Juneau, Anchorage or FaJrbanks; KONATSU FRUIT SALES Yuki Sato, e.cort hotel accommodatIOns for the number of nights selected; roundtrip 41561 Road 126 #24 Southern Japan - Kyushu transfers between airport and hotel and all applicable taxes. Orosi, CA 93647 Oct 18· Oct 26, 1991 Phone: (209) 528-6936 Toshl, escort • Fax. (209) 528-6179 ANCHORAGE WESTMARK • 'hl 'Hollday Bouutju" #25 Mexico & Yucatan Country October 1991 2 night package ...... $617 00 Toy Kanegal, escort 3 night package ...... ,. $65300 '26 New Mexico Indlsn Country ALASKA SALMON - PACIFIC HALIBUT October 18, 1991 127 New England & Canada WESTMARK FAIRBANKS • Fall Foliage 2 night package ...... $627,00 October 1991 3 night package ...... _...... _... 664 00 FIB #28 SIngapore, Bangkok, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Seoul JUNEAU BARANOF Nov 25· Dec 16,1991 2 night package ...... _... •...... _...... 525 00 eric, escort 3 nigh package ...... _•. __ ...... _.... _.. _ ...... $562..00 129 Japan, Bangkok Xme. Shopping Tour Dec 10 - Dec 20,1991 chnd Toy Kaneg.I, ..cort For Inlo matlOn, broct1ur relC • ~<. T l. TRA' L 12012 OhIO Ave Los Ange CA 90025 13)82GQ50 C'ALL NOW! 1-800-877-2661 82G-3451 (day) 826-9448 {