Southeast Asia Report. No. 1389 [electronic resource].

Published:: [Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1983.
Physical Description:: 205 pages : tables

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Southeast Asia report (1983-1987) ; JPRS-84998

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GOVERNMENT CONCERNED THAT U.S. PROMOTED ASEAN RIFT by Ian Davis -- VANUATU SEEN AS POTENTIAL CUBAN OUTPOST by B. A. Santamaria -- JAPANESE FUNDING OF NATURAL GAS VENTURE REPORTED -- ATTORNEY GENERAL PLANS ASIO SHAKE-UP by Ellen Peterson -- HAWKE SAYS GOVERNMENT TO STIMULATE INVESTMENT, RECOVERY -- AUSTRALIA MAY REPLACE HONG KONG AS FINANCE CENTER by Robert Bowden -- FOREIGN SPECULATION PROBLEMS REPORTED by Robert Bowden -- Unemployment Down, Exports Up by Russell Barton -- Columnist on Hawke Successes by Russell Barton -- No Consultation by Wallace Brown, Brian Johnston -- Double Punch Forces Early Election by Des Keegan -- ABORIGINES MAY SEEK COMPENSATION ON MINES by Candace Sutton -- Canberra: Move 'Welcome' But ... -- Brisbane: Too Little, Too Late by Peter Freeman -- REPORTS EXAMINE DEFICIENCIES IN NATIONAL DEFENSE by Denis Warner -- BUNGLING, MISMANAGEMENT IN DEFENSE REPORTED by Patrick Walters -- FRETILIN LEADER REAFFIRMS DEDICATION TO STRUGGLE by Roque Rodrigues -- MOCHTAR LUBIS ON CORRUPTION, CONCEPT OF POLITICAL POWER -- JAYABAYA UNIVERSITY DAMAGED BY STUDENTS -- KOPERTIS' STATEMENT ON JAYABAYA UNIVERSITY AFFAIR -- STUDENTS WARNED NOT TO SUSPECT INDONESIAN CHINESE ON FAMILY PLANNING -- REASONS FOR KAMPUCHEAN-VIETNAMESE SOLIDARITY EXPLAINED by Hun Sen -- CO-OP MARKET, SHAREHOLDING PROCEDURES NOTED by S. Thipthiangchan -- VIENTIANE, NONGKHAI LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MEET -- COMPLAINANTS' LETTERS SENT TO APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES -- VICTIMS OF 'INCORRECT NEWS' HAVE RIGHT OF REPLY, COURT JUDGMENT -- VIENTIANE ANNOUNCES STRICTER MEASURES TO COMBAT ILLEGAL FISH SALES -- RESISTANCE FORCES -- CHINESE LEADERS URGED TO STUDY GOVERNMENT POLICIES -- MCA PROPOSES ESTABLISHMENT OF CHINESE SAVINGS FUND -- CHINESE TEXTILES POSE POTENTIAL THREAT TO MALAYSIAN EXPORTS by Ho Sook Han -- BILLION DOLLAR EXPORT TARGET FOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY by Charles Chan -- COMING ELECTION SEEN AS REAL TEST OF STRENGTH by R. Jarrow -- MALAYSIANS MAY BE BANNED FROM VISITING IRAN -- KESBAN PROJECTS HELP END COMMUNISM -- 24TH ROYAL MALAY REGIMENT TO KELANTAN by Bernard Nuab -- GOVERNMENT PLANS TO HELP BUMIPUTERA CONTRACTORS by Farush Khan -- GOVERNMENT PROMOTES SAGO AS CASH CROP by Soh Eng Lim -- MCA LEADER CRITICIZES GERAKAN'S SLOGANEERING -- PETRONAS SIGNS TECHNICAL PACT WITH ROMANIA -- YUGOSLAVIA SEEKS DIRECT PALM OIL IMPORTS -- GOVERNMENT MINISTER DISCUSSES OIL RESERVES, 'LOOK EAST' POLICY by June Wong, Davin Arul, Joseph Milton -- NATIONWIDE POLICE CAMPAIGN PLANNED -- NUCLEAR POWER OPTION IS POSSIBLE -- MALAYSIA'S POPULATION FIGURES PUBLISHED -- COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS JOIN FORCES -- LOCALLY PRODUCED NAVAL VESSEL -- AUTONOMY PLAN UNFAVORABLY RECEIVED -- PRIME MINISTER EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE CABINET RESHUFFLE by Babani Maraga -- PARLIAMENTARIAN CLAIMS INDONESIA COULD INVADE IN 5 HOURS -- MANILA PAPER ON 'TECHNOQUACKS,' PRICE HIKES by Mat V. Defensor -- NORTHERN LUZON ASSURED FUNDS -- EDITORIAL: GRENADA INVASION IS RATIONALE FOR STRICTER NEUTRALITY -- SOURCES CITE CPT CONFLICT WITH LAO AUTHORITIES -- 'PHAK MAI' PLATFORM, ORGANIZATION, CONTROL BY LPDR -- DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS, YOUNG TURKS ALLIANCE NOTED -- EXPATRIATE SAMOANS SEEK ABSENTEE BALLOT -- VAN TIEN DUNG ADDRESSES MILITARY HISTORY CONFERENCE by Sen. Gen. Van Tien Dung -- ROLE OF MASSES IN BORDER DEFENSE EMPHASIZED by Sen. Col. Le Van Than -- COORDINATION OF NATIONAL DEFENSE AND LABOR DISTRIBUTION URGED by Sen. Col. Nguyen Anh Bac -- ROLE OF HANOI LOCAL FORCES IN MAINTAINING SECURITY DISCUSSED by Manh Hung -- PIPELINE SECURITY TIGHTENED IN HAI HUNG PROVINCE -- REACTIONARIES PLAYING ON KHMER-VIET ENMITY APPREHENDED IN HAU GIANG by Le Vinh -- QUANG NINH CREDITS NATIONALITIES POLICY FOR IMPROVED ETHNIC SITUATION by Thanh Lang -- COAL THIEVES APPREHENDED by Ngoc Duy -- ARMY PAPER FINDS INADEQUACIES IN COMBAT READINESS TRAINING by Le Nhu Tien. and THEFT OF MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS WIRE BRINGS STIFF PRISON SENTENCE by Tran Mau -- AN GIANG SECURITY -- KIEN GIANG SECURITY -- INFILTRATION THWARTED -- PROGRESS ON SOVIET ECONOMIC AID PROJECTS REPORTED -- VIETNAM, CZECHOSLOVAKIA INCREASE ECONOMIC COOPERATION -- FORTY PERCENT OF HAIPHONG WORKERS MOONLIGHT AT HOME -- CONVERSATION WITH NEW ECONOMIC ZONE RETURNEE by Bruno Franceschi -- HAI HUNG STRIVES TO INCREASE WINTER CROP OUTPUT by Pham Nguyen Tan -- THAI BINH DOUBLES WINTER CROP AREA, HAU GIANG INCREASES SUMMER-FALL RICE YIELD -- PROBLEM OF HANOI VEGETABLE SHORTAGE DISCUSSED by Huong Lien -- OPERATIONAL STATUS OF COUNTRY'S LARGEST COAL MINE REPORTED by P.Q. -- PREPARATIONS COMPLETED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TRI AN POWER PLANT by Tuong Long -- TABLE OF CONTENTS OF PEOPLE'S ARMY REVIEW, OCTOBER 83.

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Document Date: 12/22/1983.
Page 106 largely illegible.

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