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Balloons explode at rally in Armenia; more than 140 injured
More than 140 people suffered burns or other injuries Friday in Yerevan, the capital city of Armenia, when bunches of balloons at a concert and political rally exploded. The balloons were supposed to be filled with helium but may have instead been...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Armenia, Music, Republican Party, Entertainment
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Intersections: Discovering the heart of Armenia
On a mild summer day, itching to get out of Yerevan, I took a Soviet minibus known locally as a marshutka to the northern Armenian city of Vanadzor. After weeks in the congested capital, Vanadzor's lush landscapes, wide spaces and crisp air put me at...Tags: Armenia, International Travel, Tourism and Leisure, Caucasus, Travel
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Intersections: A place best understood up close
“The motherland is best loved from afar,” I was told several times en route to Armenia late last month. When I arrived in Yerevan, the country’s capital and its largest city, this cautionary advice lingered in my mind as I rode by...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Armenia, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Caucasus
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Intersections: Improving traffic safety in Armenia
Reporting from Yerevan — A few years ago, walking and driving on the streets of Armenia's capital Yerevan was downright dangerous. A small city with heavy foot traffic and a relentless army of taxis, cars and vans, it lacked enforcement of traffic...Tags: Fines, Los Angeles Times, Armenia, Crimes, United Nations
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Intersections: Rings of heritage's tree trunk
Aydin was an Iranian mountaineer who had climbed 572 steps to the top of the Cascade — a towering architectural feat in the heart of Yerevan that now houses the Cafesjian Center for the Arts — with his wife. On a South Caucasus road trip,...Tags: Georgia, Armenia, Tourism and Leisure, Politics, Iran
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Intersections: The challenge of returning home
The collapse of the Soviet Union, an energy crisis that followed, a devastating earthquake and a war with neighboring Azerbaijan has driven more citizens out of Armenia than officials would probably like to admit. While the waves of emigration continue,...Tags: International Organizations, Armenia, Human Interest, Software Industry, Crime, Law and Justice
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Artist's exhibit is comment on material world
Artist Srboohie Abajian never knows when inspiration might strike her. For instance, an idea will sometimes flicker in her mind while she’s driving, causing her “to stop and get any paper I find in the car and write very fast,” she said....Tags: Painting, Arts, Human Interest, Music Theater, Vehicles
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Healing Armenian kids a sight to see
Reaching from Los Angeles to Yerevan, local doctors are healing the eyes of Armenian infants who otherwise would go blind.
In June, a team of six doctors performed surgeries at a neonatal clinic in Yerevan, delivered key equipment and trained roughly...Tags: Premature Birth, Internists, Health, Health and Medical Professionals, Hospitals and Clinics
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Symphonic celebration
The Glendale Symphony Orchestra Assn. will kick off its 2010-11 season with a fundraiser that will honor conductor-composer Loris Tjeknavorian, who agreed to be guest conductor for a mid-fall concert. Tjeknavorian will attend the fundraiser from 4 to 7...Tags: Armenia, Earthquakes, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Glendale (Queens, New York), Music
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On the Town: Armenian doctors honored at dinner
The World Children's Transplant Fund hosted a fundraising dinner on Aug. 11 in Pasadena's Café Santorini Rococo Room to welcome and honor Dr. Gegham Poghosyan, general surgeon, and Dr. David Dallakyan, pediatric surgeon. Both pediatricians are visiting...Tags: California, Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Liver Transplants, Minority Groups, University of Southern California
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Documents critical of Armenia
Revelations that U.S. officials charged Armenia in 2008 with supplying Iran with weapons later used to kill U.S. troops in Iraq were "enormously troubling," said Rep. Adam Schiff, who has been a staunch supporter of Congress officially recognizing the...Tags: Armenia, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Foreign Aid, Hate Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice
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Najarian gets presidential welcome in Armenia
What started out as a personal return trip to Armenia soon snowballed into an official visit for Mayor Ara Najarian this past week. Once word got out in Yerevan, Armenia, that Najarian was in town to attend a conference on the future of the Western...Tags: Government, Los Angeles Times, Armenia, Trips and Vacations, Politics
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