Supreme Court Rules Immigrants in Limbo Can’t Be Jailed Indefinitely: Liberty of non-citizens in the United States protected. Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism: Washington D.C.’s newest monument recognizes heroism in the face of injustice. Also in National and World News... • Former Taiwanese President Tours Cornell • Report: FBI Official Misled Congress on Wen Ho Lee Case • Vietnamese Americans Protest Flying of Flag • Fighting Cancer on the Web • Speaking Lightly on Alberto Fujimori • Koreans Protest U.S. War Massacres • Cambodian American Boy Survives Kidnap • Woman Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter • South Korea bans cell phones while driving • Washington Journal: Justice for Native Hawaiians. In Sports... • The Pro-Am League: They Got Summertime Game • Hit’n’Run			Knowledge Is Power: Youth Commission Report Critical of S.F. Schools. $1 Million for WWII Program: Assemblyman George Nakano secures funding for expanded education on the Japanese American war experience. Also in Bay Area and California News... • Reward Fund Grows in Hsiao Slaying

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	A Place in the Sun: Does China deserve to host the 2008 Olympic Games? They Started It: Japanese car exports to China latest casualty of escalating trade war. Also in Business... • ASEAN Getting Ready for the “Sleeping Giant”			Reunion: Yoshiji Watanabe brings back the ghostly past every time he steps on stage. The Picky Eater: A quick and fun review of one dish at three restaurants. This week: Eggplant me, baby! Also in Arts and Entertainment... • Real to Real: Buddhism and Film series • On the Scene: Summer Celebrations

	Emil Amok: Immigrants -- Your Liberty Interests Affirmed Here. Emil Guillermo celebrates our latest victory in the Supreme Court. Lead Editorial: After years of discrimination against Native Hawaiians, federal recognition is the least the United States can do. Also in Opinion... • Voices: Nepal’s Intrigue and Insurgency. • Floss Talk: Being the Fall Girl. • Letters to the Editor			A&E Calendar This week's arts, entertainment, and community events around the country, listed alphabetically by region and category. Community Calendar This week's announcements, workshops, and opportunities for community, family and career.

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