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In The Community
    o  Prop 187, H. R. 1915, What Next? ................................. 27
    o  Association for Chinese Community Affairs (ACCA) is Formally 
       Formed on the Basis of Former CBS Incident Committee.............. 19
    o  Letter to Your Congressman on HR1915 ............................. 82

Special Topic: IFCSS Special Convention ---------------
    o  IFCSS Special Convention Successfully Held in Washington D.C. .... 57
    o  Acting President's Speech in IFCSS Special Convention ............ 30
    o  IFCSS HQ General Manager's Report On the Incidence of HQ 
       Being Taken ...................................................... 15
    o  Local Delegates Demand IFCSS Back to CSS ......................... 23
    o  Reaffirm the Nature of IFCSS (Resolution Passed By SC) ........... 16
    o  On the Stand of IFCSS About Reunification of China 
       (Resolution passed by SC)........................................  35
    o  Recognition of Recall of Council Members etc 
       (Resolution passed by SC)........................................  24
    o  About IFCSS 7th Convention (Resolution passed by SC) ............. 13
    o  List of Organizations Participating in Special Convention ....... 113

=========================<<<< In The Community >>>>=========================
Prop 187, H. R. 1915, What Next? ........................................ 27
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PU Dai/CSS Today                                                  CSST 95021

The pending immigration bill H. R. 1915 is threatening all legal immigrants
who choose to stay in this country. According to a message released by Jan
Pederson, Attorney of American Immigration Lawyers Association (See related
story in this column), this bill will make the employment immigration much
more difficult. It will put extra restriction on the employer who support
H1B employees and it will eliminate many preferences that are in favor of
skillful professionals.

According to Lamar Smith, initiator of this bill, HR1915 "will put the
interests of American workers and taxpayers first". He further contended
that under this bill, American would continue to be the most generous nation
in the world regarding the issue of accepting immigrants.

However, even a careless reader will still realize that this bill is
actually a reflection of the continuation of the antiimmigration sentiment
by certain portion of the population. This sentiment blames legal
immigration for various social problems. In fact, this sentiment doesn't end
with the legal immigration, it will eventually target to the minority in
this country. Should this kind of bills be passed into law, all of us will
eventually suffer, no matter whether you are F1 holder, H1 holder or green
card holder.

When we look back, we will see that this is not a single incidence regarding
the issue of immigrant. Less than half a year ago, we had the Prop 187
passed in California. Today we have the H.R. 1915 deliberating in the
Capitol Hill. What will it be tomorrow?

=========================<<<< In The Community >>>>=========================
Association for Chinese Community Affairs (ACCA) is Formally 
Formed on the Basis of Former CBS Incident Committee..................... 19
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ACCA Transitional Committee                                       CSST 95021

 As the Chinese community is marking the one year anniversary of the CBS
Incident which triggered a protest movement in the world against the
misrepresentation of ethnic Chinese by CBS, Association for Chinese
Community Affairs (ACCA) is formally established. The new organization is
based on the former CBS Incident Committee which has successfully led and
coordinated the efforts on the part of Chinese nationals worldwide to
challenge the untruthful allegation and made CBS retract its original
report. The formation of ACCS is to answer a call from tens of thousands of
ethnic Chinese, new immigrants, visiting students and scholars in
particular, to have an organization which will address the concerns of
immigration, civil rights, community affairs and general well-being of
ethnic Chinese.

ACCA welcomes every ethnic Chinese, regardless of his/her political and
religious beliefs, to become a member or participate its activities. Mi Mi
Sr, former National Coordinator of CBS-IC is its transitional Chair.

=========================<<<< In The Community >>>>=========================
Letter To Your Congressman on HR1915 .................................... 82
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ACCA                                                              CSST 95021

Editor's Note: As a collective effort to lobby against H.R. 1915, the newly
               formed ACCA drafted this letter and urges you to send it to 
               your congressman. Please find the related information on your 
               congressman at the end of this letter.

The Honorable Congressman (or Congresswoman) XXX 
(Address, e.g. 2331 Rayburn, see below) 
Washington, DC 20515

Dear Congressman XXX:

We are writing you to express our grave concern over the House bill H.R.
1915. We understand that this bill, if enacted, will effect a number of
radical changes to this country's immigration policy, including a drastic
cut on the number of aliens of extraordinary and exceptional ability, such
as outstanding scientists, experienced professionals and skilled workers, to
be granted permanent residency.

While immigration does pose some real challenges that must be addressed, we
believe that the changes proposed in H. R. 1915 work against the fundamental
interests of this country, whose current status as the world's only
superpower is integrally associated with the work of the immigrants. We must
not forget that it is with the minds of the world's best and brightest that
this country has become the richest and the most powerful in the world. From
Albert Einstein to the engineers in Silicon Valley to the Asian investors,
immigrants have combined their knowledge and experience with those of
Native-born Americans to build this country into a diverse and yet
harmonious society, one that serves as a shining example of compassion and
prosperity for other countries. It is hard to imagine what kind of USA we
would have today, or indeed whether there would have been a USA at all,
without the immigrants. Likewise, we cannot imagine how this country will
benefit by cutting back on its intake of immigrants who can make the most
contributions. These people are, after all, not to blame for whatever social
and economic problems that this country might have today.

As many employers are now indicating, the cutbacks proposed in the H. R.
1915, if implemented, will seriously threaten their technological
advantages, as the skilled labour they need the most could be compelled to
work for their competitors elsewhere in the world. By denying opportunities
to those people of extraordinary abilities, who deserve opportunities, this
country will probably start to become less of a land of opportunities than
Americans have come to expect. In the end, Americans and the aspiring
immigrants will both have to fall victim to such a policy. Besides, the
proposed changes will do nothing to help maintain America's international
image as a tolerant and compassionate country.

In view of the tremendous negative impact such changes will have on this
country, we urge you, in the strongest terms, to vote against this bill.

Yours sincerely

NOW, WHO TO CALL AND WRITE.

1. Your own Congressmen and Senators, whether or not on the House or Senate
Judiciary Committee.

2. Lamar Smith (R), TX 2443 Rayburn 1-202-225-4236 (T), 1-202-225-8628 (F)

3. John Bryant (D), TX 2330 Rayburn 1-202-225-2231 (T), 1-202-2259721 (F)

4. Gallegley (R), CA 2441 Rayburn 1-202-225-5811 (T), 1-202-225-1100 (F)

5. Carlos Moorhead (R), CA 2346 Rayburn 1-202-225-4176 (T), 1-202-226-1279
(F)

6. Ed Bryant (R), TN 1516 Longworth 1-202-225-2811 (T), 1-202-225-2989 (F)

7. Xavier Becerra (D), CA 1119 Longworth 1-202-225-6235 (T), 1-202-225-2202
(F)

8. Bill McCollum (R), FL 2266 Rayburn 1-202-225-2176 (T), 1-202-225-0999 (F)

9. Howard Berman (D), CA 2231 Rayburn 1-202-225-4695 (T), 1-202-225-5279 (F)

10. Barney Frank (D), MA 2210 Rayburn 1-202-225-5931 (T), 1-202-225-0182 (F)

11. Fred Heineman (R), NC 1440 Longworth 1-202-225-1784 (T), 1-202-225-3269
(F) [email-masked]

12. Henry Hyde (R), IL 2110 Rayburn 1-202-225-4561 (T), 1-202-225-1166 (F)

13. COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY 2138 Rayburn (202) 225-3951

=============<<<< Special Topic: IFCSS Special Convention >>>>==============
IFCSS Special Convention Successfully Held in Washington D.C. ........... 57
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PU Dai/CSS Today                                                  CSST 95021

A special convention for IFCSS was held on July 13, 1995, at Georgia
Washington University, Washington, D.C. The special convention was called by
IFCSS acting president, Mr. Liu Chengyan, on July 2, 1995, upon the request
of 57 IFCSS members. (See related stories on this columns, also some of the
resolutions passed by Special Convention in this column)

On July 13th, there were 30 members attending the special convention and
there were 66 member organizations giving their proxies to the participants.
The total legal IFCSS members at the meeting were 96 and it is over 1/2 of
the total number of organizations attending the 6th convention of IFCSS last
year.

The special convention was held in three sessions. Participants arrived at
the meeting hall on George Washington University campus in the morning. They
spent some time to study the handouts and resolution drafts and introduced
themselves to each other before the meeting formally began at noon.

Mr. XUE Haipei, former IFCSS HQ secretary, opened and chaired the first
session. After a brief introduction, he invited Mr. KANG Hua, one of the
initiators of this special convention from University of New York at Buffalo
to give a speech. Mr. KANG emphasized in his speech that it is necessary and
important to have this special convention.

Acting president Mr. LIU Chengyan then reported his work as the IFCSS vice
president and acting president. Mr. YANG Jie, IFCSS HQ office manager,
briefed the conference attendees about what have been happening in the HQ
recent days. While the special convention was held, the IFCSS HQ was
occupied by Mr. CHEN Dong, former Council member from University of
Maryland, entrusted by Mr. LU Wenhe, current council member.

In the second session, chaired by former Council chair, Mr. DING Yungui, the
work of IFCSS in the past year, including the dispute among the HQ, Council,
and SB was reviewed. Resolutions were passed to reaffirm IFCSS'
independency, to uphold the recall of former council members, and to remove
Mr. LUO Li-Shi from the IFCSS SB. The convention reiterated that due to the
improriety and illegitimacy of the last two Council meetings, the annual
conference held in Blacksburg under the name of IFCSS is invalid and void.

Mr. HU Sen, the first term IFCSS council chair, presided the last session of
the special convention. The delegates further discussed the current
situation IFCSS is facing and possible future of this troubled organization.
A Resolution was passed to suspend the functions of current Council and
Supervisory Board and form an interim Transition Board to directly supervise
the operations of IFCSS HQ.

Mr. LUO Ning, former IFCSS president who stepped down earlier in May
attended the convention and actively participated in the discussions.

Ms. LU Shuping, current council member, Mr. QI Bing, former Council member,
and Mr. CHEN Xi from U of New York at Buffallo served as secretary of the
meeting sessions.

The convention concluded at about 8pm. The convention was proceeded in a
calm, sincere, and orderly manner. Due to time limit and lack of a quorum
when the conference dragged into the evening, several motions proposed by
delegates were not able to pass.

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Acting President's Speech in IFCSS Special Convention ..................... 30
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LIU Chengyan                                                      CSST 95021

 I was elected as IFCSS Vice President in 6th IFCSS convention. I came to
D.C. at the beginning of April to work at IFCSS HQ. I was hoping to resolve
some of the disputes within IFCSS at the very beginning. Yet Shao Qing, Liu
Xiang transition team didn't give up their right of signing checks after I
came to work at HQ. Almost all accounts of IFCSS were closed and the rents
of office, the salary and the due payments to local CSSA activities were
unable to be paid. I had tried to promote health insurance. Because the
changing of insurance company it needs much more work than before.

 Recently there were much disputes about 7th convention. The focus is the
qualification of membership. At 6th convention there were very serious
problem because Wang Bingzhang et al mobilized nearly 100 people to attend
the convention just by showing 10 telephone numbers to become a voting
delegate. This year it is hoped that this problem could be resolved by a
good procedure to check qualification for the membership. However the
Council insisted on the standard to just have 10 telephone numbers. I have
driven to Connectict with Shao Qing to discuss this with another Council
member Lu Wenhe. We had also discussed about the site and the date of
convention. We had contacted with Tennesse, Florida and Chicago. Univ. of
Chicago had agreed to reserve rooms for convention and the cost of holding
convention at Chicago is quite low, much lower than the site Council
suggested Blacksburg, VA. We discussed those for several hours and it was
quite promising to reach something. However when I came back Lu Wenhe went
back and forth several times. He firmly against the site at Chicago and he
refused to delay 7th convention. Weeks ago SUNY Buffalo CSSA and 56 other
IFCSS members called for a special convention to discuss qualification and
verification of the convention. All efforts to try to hold the special
convention and the annual convention together, as I described above, were
not succeeded. I wish the special convention to be a success.

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IFCSS HQ General Manager's Report On the Incidence of HQ Being Taken .... 15
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YANG Jie                                                          CSST 95021

 Since 6th convention there have been a great deal of dramatic events within
IFCSS. Here is another one.

 Yesterday (July 12), I came to IFCSS HQ and found LU Wenhe, CHEN Dong, John
Mitchel were there. They said to me that LIU Chengyan was impeached and
asked me to leave IFCSS HQ within one hour. I was forced to leave later.
There were lots of papers about special convention, including registration
form, voting cards, etc left there. We then called police later to open the
door late at night. It was found Chen Dong was there. Chen showed Council's
paper to police. Police considered it an internal disputes and left. About
ten days ago Lu Wenhe tried to occupy the office and police let him go.

(Editor's note: According to court hearing on Friday, LIU Chengyan is still
legal acting President of IFCSS as of July 14, 1995)

=============<<<< Special Topic: IFCSS Special Convention >>>>==============
Local Delegates Demand IFCSS Back to CSS ................................ 23
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KANG Hua                                                          CSST 95021

 Since Feb., 1995, IFCSS has undergone serious crisises. The external
political forces were getting involved. The nature of IFCSS grass roots were
almost completely lost. Some people used the name of Chinese Students and
Scholars arbitrarily. For example, the resolution by the Council on Lee
Tenghui's visit invaded CSS's rights rudely. We want to make some efforts to
change. We believe that there is no future to ignore CSS's will, in
particular in a rude manner.

 We are trying to return IFCSS to the grassroots, to CSS. To do so there
have to be a serious change within IFCSS. We call the special convention
about the following.

 . Before consulting with local CSS's conformation IFCSS should not use the
name of CSS, in particular for political statements.

 . Clarify qualification of IFCSS membership under IFCSS bylaw, suggest to
set up Delegates Credential Committee to verify delegates' qualification.

 . Every year IFCSS spend lots of time and money for IFCSS convention, it's
really a big cost. We suggest IFCSS to use email as a form for convention.

 We believe it is good to voice our concern to reflect CSS's will.

=============<<<< Special Topic: IFCSS Special Convention >>>>==============
Reaffirm the Nature of IFCSS (Resolution Passed By SC) .................. 16
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LUO Ning and WANG Yang                                            CSST 95021

(Editor's note: This resolution was passed by unanimous consent)

 Whereas the actions by the 5th term HQ on China's MFN issue and the 6th
term Council on Lee Tenghui's US visit clearly constitute the denial and

suppression of the will of grassroots majority CSSA;

 Whereas such actions clearly indicate the strong influence by extern al
political parties;

 Resolved:

 We reaffirm that IFCSS is a non-partisan coordinating organization of CSSA
in the U.S., and that it is independent from any external political,
financial or other controls.

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On the Stand of IFCSS about Reunification of China (Resolution passed by SC)  35
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HE Bin and GUO Yusheng                                            CSST 95021

(Editor's note: This resolution was passed by unanimous consent)

 Whereas the position of CSS on reunification of China is a major concern of
CSS;

 Whereas formal IFCSS Council Chair LI Jinghong's statement of no stand
position of IFCSS on reunification of China caused confusion and anger of
many CSS;

 Resolved:

 That IFCSS takes the position to support "One China" policy and reunification 
of China and against actions otherwise;

 That IFCSS denounces LI Jinghong's statement concerning Mr. Lee Tenghui's US 
visit.

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Recognition of recall of Council members etc (Resolution passed by SC) .. 24
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WANG Yang and DING Yungui                                         CSST 95021

(Editor's note: this resolution was passed by 87 yes, 6 agaist, 3 abstain)

 Whereas, several Council members did not consult members opinion and

his/her votes were often against majority CSS's opinion;

 Whereas, the Supervisory committee abused their power regarding to disputes
within IFCSS;

 Whereas Arent Fox as an external law firm interfered with IFCSS's internal
business;

 Resolved that IFCSS:

 1. Recognise the recalls of Council members in Pacific, Midwest and
Southeast region of Mr. LI Jinghong, Ms. ZHONG Ling, Mr. TAO Ye and Mr. QI J
usheng and recognize the alternating Council members: Mr. LI Xing, Mr. ZHANG
Feng, Mr. YU Weiping and Mr. ZHOU Hongguang. Hence after the resolutions
after March 15, 1995 are invalid.

 2. Remove Mr. LUO Lishi as SVC member.

 3. Reiterate the termination of Arent Fox's role as IFCSS legal Counsel.

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About IFCSS 7th Convention (Resolution passed by SC) .................... 13
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WANG Yang and GUO Yusheng                                         CSST 95021

(Editor's note: This resolution was passed by unanimous consent)

 Whereas there are serious disputes about qualification and verification of
IFCSS members;

 Resolved that:

 To terminate IFCSS 7th convention at Blacksburg immediately, those who had
gone to Blacksburg and be valid members according to the rule by special
convention should get their expenses reimbursed;

 To postpone IFCSS 7th convention.

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List of Organizations Participating in Special Convention .............. 113
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ER Huan/CSS Today                                                 CSST 95021

Editor's Note: There are 96 organizations endorsing the Special
               Convention.  Among them, thirty organizations
               sent their delegates to attend the Special Convention,
               and sixty-six organizations offerred their proxies
               to the Special Convention through the Special Convention
               participants

Participants in the Special Convention

        Liu Chengyan, IFCSS Acting President
        Yang Jie, IFCSS Office Manager

        Bao Tianming, Case Western Reserve Univ. CSSA
        Chen Xi, SUNY Buffalo CSSA 
        Chen Zhengping (proxy), Case Western Reserve Univ.
        Chiu Yukuang, UC San Diego CSSA 
        Deng Deli, UC Irvine CSSA 
        Ding Yungui (proxy), Chicago, UIC CSSA proxy
        Duan Yongheng, Florida State Univ. CSSA 
        Guo Yu-sheng, California State Univ. at Fullerton Alumini
        He Bin, Penn State Univ. CSSA 
        Hu Sen, Princeton Univ. CSSA, 6da delegate
        Kang Hua, Buffalo Chinese Community
        Li Leping, USC CSSA
        Lu Shuping, NYU Culture Club, 6da delegate
        Luo Ning, American-China Exchange Promotion
        Pang Yingxin (proxy), UC San Diego
        Wang Ning, Univ. of Chicago CSSA
        Wang Ou, Duke Univ. CSSA
        Wang Yang, Georgia Tech CSSA
        Wen Lin, Florida A & M University CSSA
        Wu Jinnan, Utah Univ.
        Xie Hong Liang, Univ. of Pennsyvania CSSA 
        Xu Ning, John Carrol Univ. CSSA
        Xue Haipei(proxy), Chinese Schools Association
        Yu Hongjian, UCLA CSSA 
        Zhang Shangyou, CSSA at Univ. of Delaware
        Zhang Xiaogang, BYU CSSA, 
        Zhang Xiaoming, Texas Tech Univ. CSSA 
        Zhao Wei, Case Western Univ. CAL Chapter

Organizations Giving Proxies to Special Convention.

        CSSA of USF
        CSSA Northern IL Univ.
        Albany Medical School CSSA
        Hudson Valley Community College CSA
        Chinese Student Association at Seattle Univ.
        CSA School of Public Health
                (joint venture of Health Dept with SUNY Albany)
        Washington Univ. CSSU
        CSSA at Auburn Univ.
        CSSA Community College of Hancher, Nevada (6da)
        ACSS Tufts University (6da delegate)
        St Louis Chinese Club
        CSSA Univ. of South Western Louisian
        CSSA Univ. of Hawaii
        CSSA Univ. of Phoenix
        CSSA SUNY at Albany
        CSSA Univ. of Washington
        CSA Fontbonne College
        CSA Idaho State Univ.
        Albany Biomedical Club
        CSA of Univ. of West Washington
        Chinese Student Club of City Univ. in Seattle
        CSSA American Univ.
        Lads-I Committee
        CSSA at Savanah State College
        Jiaotong Alumini Association USA, D.C. Chapter
        CSSA California State Univ. Fullerton
        CGSA of UMCP
        CSSA George Masson Univ.
        CSSA Catholic Univ. of America
        CSSA John Hopkins Medical School
        CSSA George Washington Univ.
        Cleveland June 4th foundation
        CSSA Univ. of Montana
        "Welcome Bridge Club" Univ. of Montana
        SDSU CSSA
        La Habra Chevron Club
        CSSA California State Univ. at LA
        USC Reading Club
        Rutgers Univ. CSSA
        Albert Einstein College of Medicine CSSA
        Univ. of Pittsburg CSSA
        Chinese Student & Scholars Club SUNY Buffalo
        UB Go Club
        UB Chinese Literature Club
        UB MDG
        Qigong Club, SUNY Buffalo
        CalTech CSSA
        UB June 4th Foundation
        Chinese Club at Rosewell Park
        NYU Medical School CSSA
        UC Riverside CSSA
        Atlanta Association of Chinese Professionals
        Decalb College CSSA
        Fort Valley College CSSA
        Georgia Southern Univ. CSSA
        Georgia Tech CSSA
        Mercer Univ. CSSA
        Southern College of Technology
        Chinese Schools Association
        Washington Business Association for Chinese
        Chinese Qi-gong Association at UW Madison
        US Medical School CSSA,
        Southern California Attorney Association

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