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Google News: A mural in Oregon, &c.
[National Review Online (blog)] - the Chinese consulate in San Francisco heard about the mural, and fired off a letter to Corvallis's mayor, Julie Manning: They said that Tibet and Taiwan were irrevocable parts of China, and asked that the mural be removed. They also suggested that
Embassy Row: Warning to China
www.washingtontimes.com
[Washington Times] - The conflict over the mural, which calls for a free Tibet and an independent Taiwan, started when Mr. Zhang dispatched two Chinese diplomats to try to pressure Corvallis Mayor Julie Manning into ordering Taiwanese-American businessman David Lin to
Winners, losers in the news
www.statesmanjournal.com
[Statesman Journal] - Responding to a complaint from the Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco, Corvallis Mayor Julie Manning wrote, “the First Amendment of the United States' Constitution guarantees freedom of speech in this country, and this includes freedom of
DeFazio scolds Chinese diplomats on free speech in Corvallis
www.kgw.com
[kgw.com] - The Corvallis Gazette-Times reports that the Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco complained about the mural in a letter to Mayor Julie Manning last month, then sent two high-ranking officials to Corvallis to press their case in person. Manning
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