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Asian-Americans under glass
Nash, Phil Tajitsu | March 31, 1997 issue

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It is informed that with the revelations of suspect campaign contributions emerging almost daily, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I.) warnings of possible Chinese influence, and a dollar 50,000 donation taken at the White House by Hillary Rodham Clinton's chief of staff-- the Democratic National Committee (DNC) has gone on the offensive, taking an inexcusable guilt-by-association approach. Responding to the controversy, former DNC official John Huang informed that the party has hired accountants and lawyers to conduct a review of seven categories of funding sources, but focused five of them racially on Asian-Americans.

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ASIAN Americans; UNITED States. Federal Bureau of Investigation; CAMPAIGN funds; CLINTON, Hillary Rodham; DEMOCRATIC National Committee (U.S.); HUANG, John
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