GOVERNOR CLlNTON’S VISIT HIGHLIGHTS IMPORTANCE OF NOVEMBER ELECTION »
September 19, 1992
By Yolanda Reynolds
Presidential candidate, Bill Clinton, arrived in San Jose to find a large and enthusiastic crowd awaiting him
SIX MILLIONS CALIFORNIANS ARE WITHOUT HEALTH CARE INSURANCE »
Alviso Health Foundation will provide health Screening
September, 16, 1992
By Yolanda Reynolds
Access to health care for most people in the United
MEXICAN CONSULATES IN CALIFORNIA INCLUDING SAN JOSE’S WERE PICKETED BY P.R.D. MEMBERS »
September 5, 1992
By Yolanda R. Reynolds
On noon Friday, August 28, P.R.D. (Partido Revolucionario Democrático) supporters from as far away as Stockton
MEN’S SHELTER OPENING ON SCHEDULE AT NEW LOCATION, PLANNED WOMEN’S SHELTER PROGRESSING SLOWLY »
August 22, 1992
By Yolanda Reynolds
City Team a non-denomination Christian fundamentalist organization dedicated to helping addicted and homeless people, is expected to
Events Around the Bay »
By Lina Broydo
Carnaval Festival in San Francisco
May 27 & 28, from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
“El
MI TIERRA GARDENERS GAIN IMPORTANT SUPPORT IN THEIR QUEST AT THEIR PRESENT LOCATION »
August 16, 1992
By Yolanda Reynolds
On Tuesday evening, August 11, Mi Tierra gardeners were honored by a visit from the San Jose
MI TIERRA GARDENERS REAFFIRM THEIR OPPOSITION TO THE CITY’S RELOCATION PLAN »
July 22, 1992
By Yolanda Reynolds
On Saturday morning, July 18, San Jose Parks and Recreation representative Jim Norman and Community Gardens Coordinator,
MI TIERRA COMMUNITY GARDEN, IS SLATED TO BE DESTROYED »
July 15, 1992
By Yolanda Reynolds
On June 30, Mi Tierra, the first community garden established in San Jose, is slated to become
CESAR CHAVEZ ANNOUNCES REVOLUTIONARY SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROGRAM “LUPE” FOR THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY »
July 1, 1992
By Yolanda Reynolds
Cesar Chavez spoke to a standing room gathering of people at Lee Mathson Middle School Monday Night.
CAMPAIGN TO BRING RESOURCES AND ATTENTION TO THE NEEDS OF YOUTH AND THEIR PARENTS GAINS MOMENTUM »
June 20, 1992
By Yolanda Reynolds
San Jose leaders and City officials are directing increased attention to the needs and problems of the
