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	Community Mourns Sudden Death of APA Actress Beulah Quo: April 17, 1923 - Oct. 23, 2002 By Gerrye Wong Special to AsianWeek Asian Pacific Americans across the nation, as well as many movie and television fans, are mourning the sudden passing of actress and respected community leader, Beulah Quo, who died Oct. 23 in La Mesa, Calif., during routine surgery. Quo was recently honored at the Chinese Historical Society of America’s “Half of Heaven: Women of Honor” program in San Francisco where she was heralded for her work in the media and performing arts. Speaking to the audience, she fondly recalled an early job as a social service worker at the Chinese YWCA, now the site of the Chinese American National Museum and Learning Center... COMPLETE STORY...		Number Crunching: APAs and the 2000 Census (Feature) Community Mourns Sudden Death of APA Actress (in National News) Chang-Lin Tien, UC Berkeley Chancellor and Scientist Dies (in Bay Area News) Ultimate Diversions: Inside the Twilight Zone (in Business) Tuaolo Emerges from the NFL Closet (in Sports) Xinran: The Voice of the Good Women of China (in A&E) Emil Amok: Bleeding Orange and Black (in Opinion)

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APA Judge a Shoo-in For NY Supreme Court By Heather Harlan Special to AsianWeek When voters in Chinatown and other parts of lower Manhattan head to the polls this coming Election Day, the odds are pretty good they will make history. On the ballot will be Judge Doris Ling-Cohan, who — if the four parties who nominated her have their way — stands poised to become the first Asian Pacific American woman justice on the Supreme Court of New York State...

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