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NORTHWEST THE DAH.Y NEWS, IjQNGVmw, WASH, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1WS Girl is youngest to scale McKinley Tk Voice Meeting Place "Cancel My Ad" she wanted to make the climb for two reasons: She wanted to do something different and she wanted her 17-year-old brother, Lauchlin, to recognize her. He hardly talks to her, Merrick had said. On Sunday, Lauchlin said he was very proud of his sister. "I'll probably notice her now," he said. "I'll tell her, 'She's the best youngest sister in the whole wide world'." Merrick's climb had its harrowing moments, said her father, who had been monitoring their progress each day via reports from McKinley's base camp on the Kahiltna Glacier.

The team was weathered in at the level two weeks ago, he said. They dug snow caves, which allowed the wind to go over them instead of chill them, and remained ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) A 12-year-old girl has become the youngest person to summit Mount McKinley. Merrick Johnston, of Anchorage, reached the top of the continent's tallest peak late Saturday. She was accompanied on the climb by her mother, Jennifer, and by a professional guide. Merrick broke a record claimed by Taras Genet of Talkeetna.

Genet was 12 years old when he made it to the top of the mountain in 1991, but he turned 13 on his way back down. Johnston won't be 13 until January. The girl's father, Alan Johnston, said the party made it to the summit of the mountain about 11:40 p.m. Saturday. They used the popular West Buttress route.

Before beginning her ascent of the mountain June 2, Merrick said inside for five days, Johnston said. Bad weather struck again when the party reached the level, he said. But conditions finally improved Friday night, and they made their final assault in one go, Johnston said. Six people have died trying to climb the mountain so far this year, but Alan Johnston said he never had any doubts about their safety. "Their guide, Steve Young, is one of the best guides in the world," he said.

"And my wife has plenty of experience." In reaching the mountain's peak, Merrick was able to raise about $2,500 in pledges for the Anchorage Center for Families, a nonprofit group that offers services promoting family health and trying to prevent child abuse and neglect. I Are some of our favorite words because it usually means the advertiser got results. Many people have met a special partner in the Personaline, but because romance is a personal thing they are reluctant to let us publish their stories. We hear about Personaline successes all the time. Thousands take part in Seattle gay-pride march SEATTLE (AP) The grand marshal was absent because of illness, but thousands of people watched or participated in Seattle's 21st annual gay-pride parade.

The event, officially known as the Lesbian-Gay-Bi-Transgender Pride Parade-March Freedom Rally, was one of the largest ever put on by the Freedom Day Committee. Organizers said participation was up more than 30 percent from last year, when 180 groups marched. and Lesbian Employees of Microsoft. The usual zany entries remained, including a Metro bus dubbed Priscilla, decked out with full red lips and eyelashes. But serious groups also were represented in abundance, including support organizations for gays and lesbians and their family members.

Protesters carried signs urging homosexuals to change their ways and "Open the door to Christ." The grand marshal was state Sen. Cal Anderson, D-Seattle, the only openly gay member of the state Legislature. Anderson has AIDS, which kept him from participating. Crowds lined both sides of the street along Broadway to watch the parade to Volunteer Park. Marchers also said their numbers were larger this year.

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The act born in a time when national unemployment was high and the economy was sagging strictly regulated travel to and from the United States by Chinese laborers. It also prevented Chinese from becoming naturalized citizens. More than a century later, National Archives offices in Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia and New York City, are using a database to index customs records of about 350,000 Chinese immigrants to simplify genealogical and academic research. The Seattle files are the last to have been released by the Immigration and Naturalization Service and, because of the city's location, the collection of documents is one of the largest nationwide, said Susan Karren, assistant director of Seattle's National Archives office. Although only 4,000 of the 60,000 files have been indexed, Karren can appreciate the rich source of information the files have been so far.

"They're going to be valuable in giving us good pictures of what life was like then," Karren said. "They're going to give us social patterns." The records also bring an obscure part of American-Chinese history into the open and show with intense detail how unjustly the Chinese were treated, according to Dr. Rose Wong, an urban historian at the University of Washington. "It's not a pretty history," she said. According to Wong, interrogations by immigration officials to determine if a laborer could enter the country were unfair and intimidating.

"Almost all the questions were too much. I don't think even people today would have been able to answer them," Wong said. Others were too personal. How many paces from the front of your house to the street? Does your mother have bound or natural feet? How much is your business worth? How many stairs are there in your house? If a laborer hesitated, stammered or changed his answer, officials would find that reason enough to hold him in a detention center or deport him. Two Caucasian witnesses were required to verify his story, Wong said.

Chinese were not allowed to testify for each other. Droughts and starvation in their homeland drove most male laborers to leave their families in China to search for work in the U.S. Despite the act, many laborers entered the country by illegal means. They gave up their names and identities as laborers, becoming "paper sons" by assuming identities as children of merchants, who were one of the classes exempted from the law. In the United States, they became fishermen, laundrymen and cooks.

Some helped rebuild Seattle after the 1889 fire that destroyed most of the city's original downtown. Most of the paper sons never told their families their true identities. "There is a stigma attached to a paper identity but you have to look at the injustice of the act," said Ron Chew, director of the Wing Luke Asian Art Museum in Seattle's International District. "I don't think historians outside the community have fully measured the impact of the law on the Chinese-American community," Chew said. "It was a horrendous law that singled out Chinese and robbed Chinese Americans from the opportunity of really establishing a life and true identity in this country." Chew said the law, which was the first ever adopted by Congress that excluded a specific group, has consequences that still affect the community today.

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