South and East Asia Report. No. 1188 [electronic resource].
- Published:
- [Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1982.
- Physical Description:
- 118 pages
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- Series:
- South and East Asia report (1979-1982) ; JPRS-81727
- Contents:
- INDIA-LANKA AGREE ON OIL PACT -- YOUTH UNION RECRUITMENT GUIDELINES REPORTED -- SOLDIER COMPLAINS OF MISUSE OF ARMY VEHICLES, STUDY FOR EX-CONVICTS -- POPULATION AND YOUTH UNION MEMBERSHIP -- PAKSANE RESETTLEMENT -- VIENTIANE DISTRICT LABOR UNION MEMBERSHIP -- FEDERAL BUDGET CALLED ENIGMA OF MEANINGLESS STATISTICS by Tajammul Husayn -- AFGHANS REACT NEGATIVELY TO GHAFFAR KHAN by Abdul Ghaffar Khan -- ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF BALUCHISTAN REVIEWED by Tariq Mahmud -- MRD LEADER REFUTES VIEW ON POSTPONEMENT OF 1977 ELECTIONS -- BUREAUCRACY CALLED 'OLD MEN OF SEA'; OPPRESSIVE WEIGHT RESENTED -- 'DUBAI SYNDROME' DUE TO EXODUS OF MEN DISCUSSED -- DELAY IN FORMING LABOR POLICY CRITICIZED -- EXPORTS TO SAUDI ARABIA REPORTED RISING -- TRADE WITH INDIA ON GOVERNMENT LEVEL ONLY -- MORE CRITICISM OF BAR COUNCIL AMENDMENT -- AWARDS CONFERRED ON WALDHEIM, OTHERS -- SCIENCE POLICY TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON -- PUNJAB OFFICIAL'S LAW, ORDER CLAIM REFUTED -- WORKING OF NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS SINCE INDEPENDENCE SURVEYED by A. T. Chaudhri -- PROBLEMS OF MIGRANT WORKERS DISCUSSED -- CONCERN VOICED OVER DECLINING CARPET EXPORTS -- SUCCESS IN SOLAR ENERGY REPORTED -- DADU-MORO BRIDGE ON INDUS TO BE COMPLETED SOON -- TWO MORE POLYTECHNICS FOR SIND PLANNED -- PROGRESS OF RCD HIGHWAY DISCUSSED -- PDP LEADER RELEASED FOR DAY OF SON'S WEDDING by Anwar Nizami -- CHINA TO HELP MAKE DIESEL ENGINES -- THATTA CEMENT PLANT READY -- PAK-SUZUKI CARS NEXT MONTH -- RESTRICTIONS ON MAGAZINE IMPORTS OPPOSED -- 'INDULGENCE' IN HOLIDAYS CRITICIZED -- MARRIAGE HALLS TO BE BUILT, RUN BY KARACHI BODY -- PPP WORKER ARRESTED -- ALLEGED TORTURE DEATH PROTESTED -- AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY PLANNED -- ZAKAT DISBURSEMENT CONFUSION -- ZIA CONSULTS ELECTION COMMISSIONER -- ORDER ON ISLAMABAD ISSUED -- OLD MUJAHEDIN LEADER ACTIVE -- NEWSMEN DENIED CRIME REPORTS -- LAHORE AIRPORT BLAZE INVESTIGATION -- SCOOTERISTS' CARAVAN FELICITATES ZIA -- FOREIGN LANGUAGE BROADCASTS -- KARACHI'S FAIR SHARE DEMANDED -- NUSRAT BHUTTO'S CONDITION DETERIORATING -- ANOTHER WOMEN'S POLYTECHNIC SOON -- NUSRAT BHUTTO OPERATION -- SMALL LOANS LIMIT RAISED -- GOVERNOR VISITS GHAFFAR KHAN -- WORKERS TO WEAR UNIFORM -- ENRILE WARNS ON CPP-NPA by Jose de Vera -- GOVERNMENT ASSURES LOW RICE PRICES by A.M. Lobo -- CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR UNFAZED BY BLACK MARKET RATES by George T. Nervez -- UNIDO OFFERS ECONOMIC SOLUTIONS -- PDP, LABAN MERGE -- COLUMNIST SEES MANIPULATION OF ANTINUCLEAR DEMONSTRATORS -- LIKELIHOOD OF 1983 BATASANG ELECTION PROBED by Danny M. Gonzales -- FISCAL TARGETS UNDER 1983 BUDGET FEASIBLE -- IMPROVED EMPLOYMENT SITUATION SEEN -- FISHERIES PROJECT GETS WORLD BANK LOAN -- CANOY PROPOSAL PERPETUATES COLONIALISM by Sylvia C. Delgado -- MOVES AFOOT TO INCREASE NIDO OIL TAKE -- NO ARAB, SOVIET AID FOR MISAURI by Jose de Vera -- AID SOUGHT FOR SAMAR, LEYTE -- SOCIALIST MARKETS EYED FOR GARMENT SALES -- SEVEN EXPORT ITEMS GIVE PRIORITY -- COPPER PRICE DROPS 14.5 PERCENT IN FIRST QUARTER -- SUGAR PRODUCTION TO INCREASE 3 PERCENT -- EXPORT GROWTH SEEN -- BUS, JEEP SECURITY ORDERED -- TWO PROJECTS CARRIED OUT SIMULTANEOUSLY -- RULES FOR SOCIALIZED HOUSING OKAYED -- CEBU OPPOSITIONISTS SKEPTICAL OF PLOT by Mike Ynclino -- EXPLOSIVES PLANNED FOR REBELS SEIZED -- TWO TOP MNLF LEADERS CAPTURED; KUMANDER JOSIE LEADS FIGHT -- TWO PRIESTS CAPTURED WITH NPA SUSPECTS -- MNLF PERPETRATES MASSACRE -- GENERAL VER'S TENURE REVIEWED by Isidro M. Roman -- NEGLECT DRIVES POOR TO NPA -- SOUTH LEYTE SETTLEMENT PROJECT -- UNPROFESSIONAL NEWSPAPERS DEPLORED -- THREAT TO COCO INDUSTRY -- WORLD BANK BORROWINGS -- COCONUT PRODUCTION DROPS -- CHINA TRADE DISCUSSED -- SWISS-FILIPINO FABRIC TIEUP OKAYEE -- SECOND PREFERENCE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE PLAN by D.B.S. Jeyaraj -- EDITORIAL CRITICAL OF UNITED FRONT CANDIDATE -- SEVEN OPPOSITION PARTIES TO MEET -- SHOCKING REVELATIONS IN NUTRITION SURVEY by Kenneth Amarasekera -- EDITORIAL ON MALNUTRITION -- WORLD BANK ADVISES FOOD, OIL IMPORT CUTBACK -- ALERT IN NORTH by Ranil Weerasinghe -- PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE TO PREVENT FUTURE VIOLENCE by Peter Balasuriya -- CUBAN ADVISORS TO SRI LANKA FOR CITRUS PLAN -- COLUMNIST LOOKS AT COLVIN by Arjuna -- LANKA'S FOREIGN DEBT RISES -- SLFP (M) REACHES ACCORD WITH CP.
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- PREX 7.16/4:
- Note:
- Document Date: 9/8/1982.
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