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Wai Y. Chin, the only survivor is expected to fully recover, though a brief worsening in his condition led doctors to wonder if he had been poisoned.

Seattle City Councilmember Norman Rice says that Wah Mee Massacre has brought out stereotyping behavior, and that Chinatown/International District is an asset to the broader Seattle community.

Author describes gains that Chinese community has made over the years, worries about how the Wah Mee Massacre will affect their image. Hopes that people come forward with information.

Article discusses history of gambling and tolerance policies in Seattle.

Placard to place on bulletin boards or store fronts. In Chinese and English reads: "Let's Pull Together For Chinatown's Peace and Prosperity!"

Letter to the newspaper. Author expresses concern about the paper's position on gambling.

Letter to the newspaper. Author expresses debt to early Chinese who built Chinatown and hopes that those with information will give it to police.

Letter to the newspaper. Author expresses resentment and shame that people now associate Chinatown with crime. He hopes that people will move beyond stereotypes.

Letter to newspaper. Author expresses dissatisfaction with the Chiense community, he hopes they set a better example and are more charitable to other people.

Editorial piece advocating a safe International District and continued patronage of area businesses. Side articles mention police search for information and ask for former gamblers to come forward.