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penly and bluntly criticize the Chinese government." Over 600,000 In Hong Kong Cast Symbolic "Protest" Votes. Reuters (7/12, Pang, Pomfret) reports Hong Kong's opposition said Sunday that "over 600,000 citizens in the Chinese-ruled city cast ballots over the weekend in primaries it cast as a symbolic protes

ntinuing Coverage: FBI Searching For Arson Suspect In California. The Canyon (CA) News (7/11) reported that the FBI Los Angeles Field Office and the Santa Monica police department "are seeking to identify a suspect who was responsible for setting a police vehicle on fire during a spurt of rioting in S