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Paciflc Citizen TD^TOe 9d99TDS 980^ XIOIQ-S *»*«»*#«»»»»** Iniouye wins big in primary * —pages PaciflcNotionaiPut 3n of the J^oneseCitizen American CtUzens League (75C Postpaid U^} NaMStond 25c 268 Wof M5. No. 10 ISSN: 0030*8579 701 East 3rd Street. Suite 201. Los Angeles. CA 90013 (213)626-6936 Fridoy, October 2.1992 California governor ve^s civil rights act SACRAMENTO-Co*. Pete Wilacm Sept 26 vetoed the California Giidl Rights Resto­ ration Act of 1992, a comprehensive.civil Redress reaffirmed rights UU. ^sh's signature AB 3825, introduced by Assembly Speaker Wliie Brown .(D-San Frandad>), Mineta, Matsui—comments on signing tmuldhave prohibited housingdieerimina- completes '88 act tion against the disabled and Sunilies with With a signature, redress is a reali^— Reps. Norman Mi neta(D-Calif.)and starting in 1942,' Mineta said. "But children; prohibit job andhousingdiscrimi* finally and completely. Robert Matsui (D-Calif.) congratu­ the support in Congress was strong rtation agairwt gays and lesbians and pro­ Prwdent George Bush signed HJt. lated President Bush for signing into and bipartisan for the legislation he hibit English-only practices in the work­ 4551, the Civil Uberties Act Amend- law the Civil Liberties Act Amend­ signed into law today. It simply was place. mente of 1992 on Sunday, Sept. 27, as he ments of 1992. the right thing to '^e are disappointed that the ^vemor was campaigning by train through Ohio Mineta, whoautoored toe bilHsaid, do." vetoedthis very important lMslation,''said and Michigan. 'I am relieved that the president ulti­ Matsui, one of Dennis Hayashi, JACL national director. The bill authorizes an additional $400 mately chose not to break faith with the original JACL is part of the California Civil Rights million to complete the individual pay­ the commitment sponsors of toe Conference, a diverse coalition timt came ments and provide fundingfor historic made by Con­ bill, praised the out in support of the bill. reeearchand education programs. Infis- gress and former president. '1 am "Tile governor had before him the oppor­ cal year 1993, $250 millim of this will be President elated that we tunity to restore this state to its historic available for individual payments begin­ Reagan to heal were able to get role as a leader in dvil rights reform. In­ ning Oct. 1, in addition to the funds toe unjust scar of whatamountsto stead, he choee to retreat from a commit­ ' remaining the original act. Accord­ disloydty borne a technical ad­ ment to protecting all Californians from ing to JACL, this means that 25,000 by Americans of justment to the discrimination in housing and employ­ eligible individuals born on or before Japanese ances­ 'Original redress ment' Dec.31,1943,should receive theirchecks try for the last law through the MATSUI ^ l^e day before the veto, Wilson signed a half century," legislativeproeesssoquickly. Ithink gay job ri^te bill which would outlaw job Mineta said. \Ms proves that providing justice for diacrimi nation againstnys andhomoeexu- ^Witn the signing of H.R. 'Earlier this MINETA Americans of Japanese ancestry who als. 'Dm Lot Anklet Timta reported that year, when Presi­ were illegaDy interned by the U.S. Wilson vetoed toe civil rights bill because 4551, the constitutional dent Bush had his version of this government is an issue that tran­ it would place too much of a burden on legislation introduced into Congree^ scends partisan lines. The C small business. B rights of the Japanese I had my doubteabout the presi wnt's saw the need to extend the p Americans interned 50 commitment to the letter and spirit of and passed this legislation i The Civil Uberties Act of 1988 with mously. And I am pleased that Presi- Manzanar funding years ago have finally its historic apology andcompensation > nad already indi- for toe» iiinjustices of toe forced evaco- catedhissuppartofthebill.siBwdit bill up for final vote been vindicated.! ationsandinteTTunentethsittookpake into law in a timely manner.^8 ................ -Dennis HoyosW WASHINGTW, D.C.—Ihe {fauseund- Senate reached a conference agreement Sept 24 for the spprooriation of $1.1 scnnetune this October. The balance lion for toe Manzanar niitorie site. Partcf the individuals found eligible should re- a larger Department of Interior .i^>prD- ^.jaw.toeir diecks next year. Behind the scenes in Washington, p.C. priabon Mil, the Manzanar funding now HieTm atBoremovcs redress payments Many people :i^d toat U was im­ goes to toe House and Sermte for a final from consideration as income when cal- probable that the redreas hill would vote, expected to come aometime in the culatingbenefitunder all Mnsion plans under t^ authmity oftoeVeterans Ad- White tw* eelebrste the passage paM this yepr. Soma nid we should coming week. ' *The Civil' Ubsnies Act Amendments «fldiuntilaftertheeleftioDy*ttr,eoma TYie money will . ministratim. The devious exemption said toat we should compromiae and be usedbytoe Inte­ did not cover the olwr plans. of1992,’ wmilds•hare with you* ^mpMB oof the'le wo^ toat was rior Secretory to *With toe sigmng of H.R. 4551, the SaaSCENES/pagaA acquire the Man­ constitutional rights of the Japanese going on behind the eceoes.'Many de- Mrvecwdit. butthe followngfocDBM zanar site from its Americans intend 50 years ago have MORE WHO HELPED-Co-sponsof* current owner, the finally been vindicated,' said Dennis ofba-a^4.BaHosokawateksabaut DepertmentoflVa- HayMhi, JACL national director. He al so aide Clayton Fong—page & ter and Power, Loe created the efforts of the lead sponsors: Angeles. "lius is a Sen. Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii) in the major step forward Senate and Congressman Norman in the establish- Mineta{D-Calif.)in the House. "Without 15,000 individuals." of toe ment of the memo- OCHI theirleadershipand toe staunch bipa^- Karen Narasaki, JACL Washington, In signing the act. Bush said. "Nomon- rial,' said Rose Mataui Ochi, Manzanar san support of an overwhelming major­ D.C., representative also commended etary payments can ever fully compen­ Committee legal counsel. 'In these difficult ity of the House and the Senate, the ' the president's personal support of the sate loyal Japanese Americans for one of finandal times, toe budgetings of this historic program to redress toe wron^ bill as well as toe support of more than 40 the darkest inddemu in Amencan con­ money signifies the commitment of the eommitt^ against over 120,000 Ameri­ dvil righu and relimous organizations. stitutional history. We must do every­ United States government to commemo­ cans of Japanese descent would have The si gningis the culmination ofaseven- thing pMible to en sure that such a grave rate the Japanese American internment become a hollow promise to more than month lobbyingefTort by JACLand many wrong is never repeated.' B experience and to memorialize the lessons learned—lest we forget' Ihe appropiationsbill was introduced by the House Interior and Related Ageociea ' Sub-Committee under toe House Appi^ L.A. radio host fired for racial stereotyping priations Committee. Hie Manzanar His­ ByOWBIMURANAKA toric Site fain was passed by CongreesF^. Assstant «d(tor 19, the 50th anniversa^ o( the signing of LOS ANGELBS-KMPC-AM radio per- Executive Order 9066.8 eonality Don Shaw was recently fired mnn Losing more listeners? his position as weekend late night talk ehow host after a comedy sketch .was found The crazy, wild antics of radio broad­ Hirohito is not the KPWRsUffmembers offensive to Japanese Americans. The' casting are not always so amusing to real name. Jay Thomas, currenUv seen Get in the Holiday sketch, a mode interview with a Japanese Japanese Americans. Guy Aoki and on C3S' new sitcom 'Love and War," is basketball player, was heard by Craig Cr^ Minami both dted recent example* known for his outlandish andsometimes Minami.amember of the PSWCivil Rights in r^o that might cause Nikkei to effentiye humor. S ffssue) mood Cteacus, who reported it to the Media Ac­ 'switch stations. / Radfic Chtiian ha^ begun prsMir- tion Network for Asian Americans ' • KLOS' popular morning duo Mark (MANAAX and Brian recently broadcast a parody ihg for its annual Hdiday Issue, this yearwewanttoprovidebetteradver­ According to Minami, toe dcetch, whidi of a Billy Joel eong mocking Asian driv­ How to complain ers calM "The Longest 'nma.' Accord­ tising and bditOTial service to chap­ ran Aug. 15 at 1 a.m. and again at 3:30 MANAA, which was faunded ter* and members. a4D., featured a portrayal of a Japanese ing to Aoki, MANAA members called to this \*er, monitors media por- Holiday Issue advertising kite will basketball player with a 'heavy stereo­ complain and the eong was taken off the tiay^ of Adan Americans. Ado soon bein the mail toall toeehapters. typical accent.' The sketch also made fun air. add it's Important for Japanese If you are the dedgnatad dtapter of toe fact that toe team's center was only • In another example, Minami dted Americans to let groups like rapreasntative for toe Hdidi^ Issue S'6'. '"The plutd) was really more stupid the use ofthe name Lisa 'Hirohito' fewa MANAA know whst toey think SLiid have any questions rsfarding than radiC,* said Minami. 'But the pr^ Japanese American on KPWR's radio •bbutbowtfaesediadepsetoA ‘ this edition, call ns at 800(966-615?. tem is the acceptance tevd and continual morning show with Jay Thomas. In addition, cal] us to discuss aiqr use of these kinds of images in toe main- . Hirohito was the name when he reigned, stories regarding your chapter that but he is Tww rrferred to as Emperor mi^ be auitabla far tois yaar-aod Guy Aoki. praddent of MANAA. said Showa (He sat oh the Chrysntbemum spsidi^ issue. that after Minami told him of the sketch Throne. 1925-89). Minami said that SMRAOIO/P999 6 2-^>aclfic auzen, Friday, October 2,1992 No.
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