Price they pay for jobs in Silicon Valley unrest
In San Jose a Cambodian worker describes tire slashings that blocked access to jobs for Vietnamese and Cambodian immigrants. Community groups note rising anti-Asian incidents tied to economic stress, while officials urge calm and focus on immigrant contributions in a diverse, growing region.
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San Jose
Calif
Nicole
Catholic Social Services Agency
Silicon Valley
America
Allan Seid
Human Relations Commission
San Jose Mercury News
Santa Clara County
Janea Conely
New York
Washington
Atlanta
Chicago
Nebraska
Country
Tommy J. Fulcher Jr
Economic and Social Opportunities
February construction contracts mixed in Lorain and Cleveland area
McGraw-Hill Dodge reports Lorain County awarded 4.6 million in February, up 4 percent from 4.45 million in 1984, split into 1.4 million residential and 3.2 million non residential. In Cuyahoga, Medina, Lake and Geauga counties, total February contracts reached 35.3 million, down 23 percent from February 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Greater
Cleveland Area
F.W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Information Systems Co
Cuyahoga
Medina, Lake and Geauga Counties
Executives 1985 Nationwide president's conference attendees named
Dale W Spiegelberg of Amherst and Richard A Camper Jr of Bay Village join Nationwide Insurance 1985 president's conference for superior sales and customer service. 156 of 5000 agents will attend. Norwalk Furniture names John Carroll advertising manager from Cedar Point park. Susan G Braden joins Porter Wright in Washington as partner in antitrust regulatory and litigation. David C Long resumes full time practice in Elyria with emphasis on litigation.
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Dale W. Spiegelberg
Amherst
Richard A. Camper Jr
Bay Village
Nationwide Insurance Co
Norwalk Furniture Corp
John Carroll
Norwalk
Cedar Point Park
Washington
Porter, Wright, Morris and Arthur
Case Western Reserve University
David C. Long
Elyria
Westlake
Long
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
Congress pushes tougher rules to open Japan markets
Washington lawmakers urge retaliation if Japan does not expand markets for U S goods as Japanese auto imports expected to rise 25 percent over the next year. Senate Finance Committee backs non-binding restraint, aiming to pressure Tokyo ahead of auto export limits expiring March 31.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Japan
U.S
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Senate Finance Committee
Robert Packwood
Congress
United States
Robert Strauss
Jimmy Carter
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Strauss
Matthew J. Rinaldo
RNJ
Finance Committee
John Danforth
RMO
David Boren
D-Okla
Reagan
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Tokyo
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Pete Carey
Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Chamber of Commerce
Fulcher
Urban League
NAACP
Susan G. Braden
Braden
Spiegelberg
la Ue
Magnavo Speci
Ua Portable
Weer
Vereme Stewart
Geveland
Spee Msif
Fanny Farmer
Sears Financial Network
Allstate
Dean Witter
Coldwell
Roding Acres
Airen
Chapel Hill
Akren
Belden Village
Caxton
Hand
Coster-Clevelland
Midway
Eturus
Great Lakes
Mettor
Great Northern Mall
N Ormctead
Randall Park
North Randall
Rachmond Mallwood Heights
Westmoreland
Gromnsberg
Miffin
Coldwell Raster
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