Morning Briefing -- April 24, 2007
Today, Armenians around the world remember the 1.5 million victims of the Armenian genocide.
- The blood-stained carriage and the smoldering city still seemed fresh to the Rev. Vartan Dulgarian as he recalled personal memories of what many believe was the first genocide of the 20th century, Eugene Tong writes in today's Daily News.
"The garbage wagon - all the bodies just piled up - the blood was flowing for three days," Dulgarian, 96, said Monday as he recounted memories of a massacre of Armenians in Izmir in 1922. The city on Turkey's Aegean coast, then held by Greeks, was set ablaze by invading Turks.
- A remembrance at Glendale Memorial Hospital ...
Glendale News-Press - The Armenian genocide was inspirational to Hitler.
Daily Kos - Still can't call it a genocide, though ...
Chicago TribuneMore ...
- Healthcare workers are expected to picket today at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in opposition of the hospital's refusal to consider measures to protect patient care. PR Newswire
- A Yahoo! Group formed for family members of loved ones buried at Grand View Memorial Park in Glendale ...
Grave Concerns - Something's fishy in the Los Angeles River.
The Atwater Village Enquirer