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Southeast Asia Report. No. 1350 [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1983.
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162 pages : charts
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Planned Strategic Review by Bill West -- Increase for ASIO -- Foreign Aid Boost -- GOVERNMENT GROUP TO MONITOR PRICES-INCOMES PACT WITH ACTU by Paul Molly -- CONFESSED IRA MEMBERS ADMIT PLANTING BOMB IN PERTH -- TRADE AGREEMENT WITH CHINA -- AIR PATROLS -- DROP IN STRIKE LOSSES -- WHEAT CROP FORECAST -- GURKHAS TO STAY ON IN BRUNEI -- KOPKAMTIB COMMANDER ON MUSLIM'S ROLE IN NATIONAL STRUGGLE -- INDONESIAN-THAI JOINT NAVAL EXERCISE UNDER WAY -- PARLIAMENT SPEAKER DISCUSSES SECURITY, CRIME, CORRUPTION -- MOCHTAR CALLS FOR 'YEAR OF PALESTINE' -- MANPOWER MINISTER DETERMINED TO ABOLISH CASUAL LABOR -- CALTEX, STANVAC PETROLEUM WORK AGREEMENTS DISCUSSED -- TEN PERCENT OF COFFEE EXPORT REVENUE LOST DUE TO LOW QUALITY -- SUCCESSFUL REFORESTATION AND GREENING METHODS DISCUSSED -- PERTAMINA DEBT -- SURPLUS CEMENT PRODUCTION -- NAVY TAKES DELIVERY OF LSTS -- INDONESIA STUDIES NUCLEAR USE -- PRK TO IMPROVE FISH STORAGE; POSSIBILITY OF SALES TO SINGAPORE -- CAUSE OF UNCERTAINTY IN MALAYSIA-U.S. TIES CITED -- RMAF PLANS DRAMATIC POLICY OVERHAUL -- AIR FORCE PERSONNEL CHANGES ANNOUNCED -- RMAF DROPS PLAN TO PURCHASE NEW AIRCRAFT -- INVESTIGATION OF ANTIGOVERNMENT TAPES URGED -- STATE BARISAN TO RECONSIDER PBDS' MEMBERSHIP IN FEBRUARY by Solley Wong -- PBDS' JOINING BARISAN HELD FOREGONE CONCLUSION by Zainah Anwar -- GOVERNMENT TO EXPAND INDIVIDUAL FREEDOMS -- ALIRAN PRESIDENT CRITICIZES 'LOOK EAST' POLICY -- EDITORIAL CONDEMNS DOWNING OF KOREAN AIRLINER -- EDITORIAL CALLS FOR FULL INVESTIGATION OF AQUINO ASSASSINATION -- EDITORIAL VIEWS AQUINO'S ASSASSINATION -- EDITORIAL URGES LEARNING FROM KOREAN EXAMPLE -- EDITORIAL CALLS PRIME MINISTER'S KOREA TRIP A SUCCESS -- MALAYSIAN-CHINESE SHIPPING ACCORD EXPECTED SOON -- EDITORIAL OPPOSES POLITICIZING CHINESE LION DANCE -- EDITORIAL EXAMINES AUSTRALIAN POSITION ON ASIAN STUDENTS -- PRIVATE SECTOR CAN HELP GOVERNMENT LEARN FROM JAPAN by Nuraina Samad -- EDITORIAL COMMENTS ON LEARNING FROM JAPAN -- NEED TO UPGRADE RESEARCH ON JAPANESE TECHNOLOGY ADVOCATED -- MORE MALAYSIANS TO TRAIN IN JAPAN -- KOREAN GARMENT PRODUCTION IN MALAYSIA DISCUSSED -- EDITORIAL CALLS FOR MALAYSIAN ASSISTANCE TO BRUNEI -- EDITORIAL EXAMINES ASEAN MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS FOR BRUNEI -- CHIEF MINISTER ON MALAYSIAN-MALI COOPERATION -- TRADE WITH PAKISTAN TO INCREASE -- CLOSE TIES WITH SINGAPORE DETAILED -- SABAH HAS $910 MILLION TRADE SURPLUS -- PRIORITY GIVEN TO BORDER REGION PROJECTS -- PAS ADMITS GOVERNMENT PROJECTS IN LINE WITH ISLAM -- GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP URGED IN PROPAGATING ISLAM -- MUSA ADVOCATES CAUTIOUS ABSORPTION OF ISLAMIC VALUES -- DAP CONCERNED ABOUT ISLAMIC DIETARY REQUIREMENT -- ISLAMIC BOOKS IN HOTEL ROOMS PROPOSED -- INCREASED PALM OIL EXPORTS -- INDUSTRIAL USE POTENTIAL FOR PALM OIL IN JAPAN -- CONCERN OVER THAI PALM OIL IMPORT CUTS EXPRESSED -- SARAWAK'S TRADE SURPLUS UP 15 PERCENT -- PETRONAS SIGNS CONTRACT WITH BRAZIL -- MALAYSIA EXPECTS SHIPPING AGREEMENTS WITH MORE COUNTRIES -- DAP ADOPTS THREE-YEAR PLAN -- BUSINESS SLOWDOWN REDUCES PRESSURE FOR WAGE RISE -- EDITORIAL SEES SIGNS OF ECONOMIC IMPROVEMENT -- EDITORIAL EXAMINES NATIONAL FINANCIAL SITUATION -- EXTERNAL BORROWING CUTS PLANNED by Norhawa Yunus -- DIVERSIFIED ENERGY BASE URGED -- CHIEF MINISTER STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF POWER SHARING -- YEN CREDIT TO FUND POWER PLANT PROJECT by Nuraina Samad -- DOMESTIC INDUSTRIES CRITICIZED FOR OVER-DEPENDENCE ON TARIFF PROTECTION -- GOVERNMENT EYES AIROD FOR PRIVATE SECTOR -- NEED FOR MORE GOVERNMENT-PRIVATE SECTOR LINKS CITED -- MINISTER WANTS MORE DONE TO FACILITATE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER -- WESTERN-, TRADITIONAL-EDUCATED MUSLIM GROUPS URGED TO UNITE -- PAS ATTACKED FOR DISAPPROVING PRO-MUSLIM PROJECTS -- HAMIM MEMBERS ADVISED NOT TO MIX RELIGION WITH POLITICS -- EDITORIAL FAVORS 'BARISAN NASIONAL PLUS' GOVERNMENT -- MAHATHIR ON BANKING PROPOSALS. and TWENTY-YEAR PLAN TO MODERNIZE TRANSPORT BEING DRAWN UP -- BINTULU PORT EXPECTED TO BOOST DEVELOPMENT -- CUEPACS STRONGLY OPPOSES PRIVATIZATION CONCEPT -- PRIME MINISTER ON EMPLOYMENT OF BUMIPUTERAS IN PRIVATE SECTOR by Sabry Sharif -- MOVE TO HAVE PRIVATE SECTOR TRAIN WORKERS STUDIED -- MINISTER CALLS FOR STEPPED-UP ETHNIC CULTURAL CONTACTS -- NEW UNIVERSITY, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS PLANNED -- CHIEF MINISTER DESCRIBES SARAWAK'S POST-INDEPENDENCE DEVELOPMENT -- GOVERNMENT URGED TO MAKE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COMPULSORY -- PRIME MINISTER FAVORS PBDS' MEMBERSHIP IN STATE BARISAN -- GOVERNMENT WILL UPHOLD FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM -- MCA YOUTH, UMNO YOUTH AGREE ON BILINGUAL SIGNBOARDS -- MCA URGED TO IMPROVE LEADERSHIP -- LIFE EXPECTANCY OF MALAYSIANS INCREASING -- STUDY ON PADI SUBSIDY TO BE READY SOON -- EDITORIAL FAVORS IN-COUNTRY HIGHER EDUCATION -- INTRA-ASEAN FILM IMPORT QUOTAS CRITICIZED -- U.S. RATES BLOCK RECOVERY -- MALAYSIAN 'SOGO SHOSHAS' FAILURE -- UMNO MEMBERSHIP FIGURES -- PETRONAS RECORDS $2.5 BILLION PROFIT -- MALAYSIA BUYS THAI RICE -- BATTALION PLANNED FOR INDUSTRIAL AREA -- SCORPIONS, SIBMAS EXPECTED -- NZ CONTINUES AUSTRALIAN INVESTMENT BAN -- Political Affairs Minister Comments -- Election Commission Seeks Public Support -- SOLDIERS, CIVILIANS KILLED IN ZAMBOANGA AMBUSH -- Need to Avoid Violence -- Bigornia: Reconciliation in Jeopardy by Jesus Bigonria -- TIMES JOURNAL Questions Outcome -- Riots Reversed Public Sentiment -- POLITICAL AFFAIRS MINISTER ANSWERS LAUREL CHARGES by C. Valmoria, Jr. -- DIFFERING VIEWS ON NATIONAL RECONCILIATION EXAMINED by Mat V. Defensor -- OPPOSITION PLANS TO STOP PAYING TAXES -- MANILA PAPER QUESTIONS STABILITY OF CURRENCY -- CENTRAL BANK EFFORT AGAINST FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOARDING -- WORLD BANK LOANS $36 MILLION FOR GEOTHERMAL PROGRAM -- EDITORIAL VIEWS TEMPORARY POWER RATE INCREASE -- SOME KKK GUIDELINES RELAXED -- FIRST LADY INAUGURATES WATER CONTROL PROJECT by Santos Patinio -- ENRILE ON MILITARY OPERATION RESULTS -- MILITARY AGENTS RAID NEWSPAPER OFFICE -- POPULATION GROWTH -- TAX REVENUE DEFICIT -- FOREIGN FIRMS FIND NEW EMPLOYMENT PASSES DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN -- THREE NEW WEAPONS FOR EXPORT -- DEFENSE INDUSTRIES MERGE -- NOBLES FEAR ROYAL COMMISSION FINDINGS ON LAND HOLDINGS -- BUILDING OF VILLAGE COMMUNICATION NETWORKS BY EXISTING MEANS DISCUSSED by Nguyen Doan -- THEFTS OF COMMUNICATION WIRES STOPPED by Doan Nguyen -- MILITIA, SELF-DEFENSE REINFORCEMENTS -- FLUVIAL-COASTAL PATROLS -- EDITORIAL URGES YOUTHS TO PARTICIPATE IN BUILDING STRONG UNION ORGANIZATIONS -- EDITORIAL URGES CHANGE IN YOUTH ACTIVITIES IN ARMY -- CROP CULTIVATION INTENSIFIED FOLLOWING RAINS, IRRIGATION WORKS -- ACHIEVEMENTS, SHORTCOMINGS IN NOMAD SETTLEMENT REVIEWED by Minh Cuong.
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Document Date: 10/11/1983.
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