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But on condition of equal status with main line art groups March 28, 1990 By Yolanda Reynolds Luis Valdez’ Teatro Campesino has recently been mentioned in City Council discussions regarding the now abandoned proposal to displace the downtown Studio Theater. In a March 15 Mercury News editorial entitled, “Boo’s All Around,” it is stated that …

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March 28, 1990 By Yolanda Reynolds Wednesday evening some elected and community leaders listened to an account of the effects of the recent Border Patrol raids in San Jose. The hearing was sponsored by Raza Sí, a Latino citizens group dedicated to assuring that the civil, political and economic rights of Latinos are not violated. …

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March 28, 1990 By Yolanda Reynolds Latino arts group spokespersons and arts supporters gathered Thursday evening at Mother Olsen’s Inn at the invitation of Vice Mayor Alvarado. The evening became a lively exchange of ideas. Alvarado, who has proposed a Mexican Heritage Plaza and Gardens for the East Side introduced members of that task force …

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“…That perception that there has been a distinct lack of recognition of the Hispanic/Indian contribution is expressed to me quite often throughout the City…” By Yolanda Reynolds La Oferta Review each week is featuring the responses of San Jose mayoral candidates to some of the issues and concerns that have been voiced within our community. …

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