The Campbell Reporter | 0426

June 30, 2004 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

Red, White, Blue: Russian immigrant Vladimir Gluzman came to the United States as a teenager and believes so strongly in the America spirit that he only buys American flag postage stamps even when he is offered a selection of stamp designs.

Coming to America

By Martin Nobida

Immigrants still drawn to a land of opportunity. More



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Hazel Ave. lot	Abolitionist history	Save 7th period

A proposal to subdivide one lot into two on Hazel Avenue also divided the neighbors on the issue. More	It's quite a distance to Harpers Ferry, W.Va. The town, which lies about 2,400 miles from Campbell, earned its fame as the place where the militant abolitionist John Brown led a party of 21 armed men in a doomed venture in the name of freedom. More	With the Campbell Union High School District seventh period in jeopardy, local businesses are stepping up to help. More



	Coming to America: Land of opportunity


	Green light is given to owner on Hazel Ave. to split his lot Brown family lived in Campbell Local businesses are helping raise funds to save 7th period Jones' retirement saddens her co-workers and her customers News Stand Police Blotter


	Commentary: Moryt Milo Letters


	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Poster contest winners show Campbell's patriotic history Campbell librarian Sharon Kerr retires after 28 years


	Sports Briefs Saratoga wins, but comes up a game short



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