Gambling seen as no win for some Asians in California
The piece traces a legacy of problem gambling in Bill Lee's family starting from a 1900s wager in China and follows how Asian communities in California face a hidden epidemic. It cites UCLA studies, San Francisco Chinatown polls, and industry data showing Asians as a major gambling market with social and cultural influences shaping attitudes and accessibility.
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Wallington reports on U S mine fatalities trend and reforms
The article notes a paradox of record low mining deaths despite recent tragedies in West Virginia. It cites state and national figures from 1988 to 2004, highlights the Sago and Logan incidents, and quotes Sen. Byrd and officials on safety progress, workforce declines, and ongoing reforms.
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