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Garden Grove

City in Orange County, southwest California, USA; population (1994 est) 148,000. It is located 50 km/31 mi southeast of the Los Angeles city centre, and lies to the southwest of Anaheim, on the Santa Ana River. It is a residential and industrial suburb. Aerospace and electronics plants in the area are vital to the local economy.

Garden Grove developed in the late 19th century as a trade and processing centre in a region in which citrus fruit, truck crops, and walnuts were grown; some processing is still done. A thriving Vietnamese community here is locally called Little Saigon. Televangelist Robert Schuller's Crystal Cathedral is a well-known landmark; it was designed by the US architect Philip Johnson.



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The Broad Foundation, founded by billionaire philanthropist Eli Broad, awarded the $500,000 top prize to Garden Grove Unified School District to recognize the most accomplished of the nation's impoverished urban school districts.
State Department was forced to cancel a visit to Garden Grove by a delegation of Communist officials from the Vietnamese regime because police and local officials said the federal government's 24-hour notice was not sufficient to provide adequate security.
 
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