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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1992 19:40:28 EDT
From:         Elliott Parker <3ZLUFUR@CMUVM.CSV.CMICH.EDU>
Subject:      SG: Kim Eng places China B on Shanghai exchange

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5. Singapore's Kim Eng Okayed to Place China B Shares ...................18
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From: Jian Liu
Source: AP-DJ, 9/02/92

SINGAPORE -- Kim Eng Securities (Pte.) Ltd. said Wednesday it has
received approval from the Chinese authorities to place orders for China B
shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

The orders will be placed through China's Shanghai Hai Tong Securities Co.,
with whom Kim Eng has an overseas securities agency agreement.

Kim Eng, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kim Eng Holdings Ltd., said its agency
agreement with Shanghai Hai Tong was approved by China's central bank, the
People's Bank of China on August 26.

Shanghai Hai Tong is a subsidiary of the Bank of Communications.

China B shares are special Renminbi-denominated shares offered exclusively
to foreigners.

Kim Eng Holdings said it did not expect this development to have any
significant impact on the current earnings or net tangible asset of Kim Eng.

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From: apakabar@ACCESS.DIGEX.COM (John A. MacDougall)
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 10:48:44 -0400
From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      CAM: UN chief in Cambodia warned on massive logging

09/08

U.N. chief in Cambodia warned on massive logging

    STUNG TRENG, Cambodia, Sept 8, Reuter - U.N. peacekeepers gave warning on
Tuesday that massive illegal logging in Cambodia's remote northeast may have
disastrous environmental consequences.
    The warning was contained in a briefing to the head of the U.N. Transitional
Authority in Cambodia, Yasushi Akashi, at the opening of an UNTAC provincial
headquarters in far north Stung Treng, 300 km (186 miles) from Phnom Penh.
    The briefing paper prepared by the new headquarters' staff urged "quick
action to prevent possible disastrous environmental consequences of
indiscriminate cutting of forests."
    It claimed deserters from the Phnom Penh army and radical Khmer Rouge
guerrilla faction were "deeply involved" in illegal logging along the
Cambodia-Laos border.
    Cambodia's mountainous northeast is home to the country's only stands of the
highly-prized teak hardwood, which along with rosewood is being heavily logged.
    Of the 22 saw mills operating in Stung Treng province, only six were legal,
the paper said. In Stung Treng district around the Mekong riverside town, only
four out of nine saw mills were operating with a permit.
    Unidentified foreigners living in the province were also contributing to
local environmental degradation, the U.N. paper said.
    "In addition to local people, there are foreign elements contributing to the
destruction of forests at a faster rate (than local loggers)," it said.
    A 400-strong group of nomadic Montagnard tribesmen, formerly paid by the
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency as an anti-Vietnamese guerrilla force, are
living in the area.
    Phnom Penh's Ministry of Agriculture had allocated a 5,000 cubic metre
(176,572 cubic foot) logging quota for the province for the year, of which 3,384
cubic metres (119,504 cubic feet) have been felled.
    The paper said ethnic minorities using "slash and burn" cultivation
techniques were responsible for clearing 3,000 hectares (7,413 acres) of forest
land annually.
    "This is a tremendous waste of wood," it said.
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Subject:      Re: PH: Manila Trip Report

hong kong has flyovers everywhere and the traffic is a lot better than it might
   be - it actually moves at times! robert - isrobert@cphkvx.bitnet
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From:         CASTILLO@COCO.CCHS.SU.OZ.AU
Subject:      Re: PH: Manila Trip Report

> :
> I think the philippinos are the worst drivers in the world but they could be
> the most expert. Imagine surviving the manoevres within 5inches from each
> other.

Really?  Is this what you think?  I am a Filipino and will never consider
myself as a worst driver due to the fact that I have never met any accident
and never violate any traffic rules for the past 5 years I've been driving
here in Australia.

> The possibility of someone turning without warning. However, I did not see
> any accident. The drivers there are more "alert". This should teach a lesson
 to
> other countries?
>
> Those open-air busses, stopping anywhere, are they still around?
>
No.  Those busses can only stop in a bus stop sign unless they are caught
in traffic jam.
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Date:         Sun, 13 Sep 1992 03:09:48 -0500
From:         ZABDULLA@INDYVAX.IUPUI.EDU
Subject:      Peterson's International Connexion & Career Guide

Dear netters,

	I have received quite a few questions regarding Peterson's
International Connexion (or Peterson's Connexion) and the career guide
"Graduate Opportunities" (for both Singapore and Malaysia). The career
guides are available free only to registered members of Peterson's Connexion.
In order to be a member, you have to write to Peterson's Connection at the
following address to ask for a registration form.

		Peterson's International Connexion
		Dept 392, P.O. Box 2123,
		Princeton, New Jersey 08543-2123.

Please include the following information along with the application:

	Name: ______________________________________________________
	Current address: ___________________________________________
	City: ______________________ State: _________ Zip: _________
	Country of citizenship: ____________________________________

Registration is FREE.

	Good luck. Thank you.

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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 10:47:47 -0400
From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      CAM: Japan endorses plan to send over 1,
              800 to Cambodia by October

09/08

JAPAN ENDORSES PLAN TO SEND OVER 1,800 TO CAMBODIA BY OCTOBER

TOKYO (SEPT. 8) DPA - Japan formally endorsed a plan Tuesday to send a total of
1,811 military and civilian staff to Cambodia to help in the reconstruction of
the war-torn country.

It is the first time that Japanese soldiers will be sent on an overseas mission
since World War Two.

Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa urged his 20 cabinet members at a special
session to cooperate with the peacekeeping operation. ''I want our nation's
contributions to maintaining peace to be widely understood both at home and
overseas,'' said Miyazawa.

The Japanese contingent includes 1,200 engineering corps members, 75 policemen
400 maritime self-defence (SDF) forces and 120 air defence forces men for
transport missions, and 16 ceasefire self-defence force men.

The dispatch of soldiers was allowed under a law on cooperation with United
Nations-led peacekeeping operations approved by parliament last summer.

Eight self-defense forces ceasefire monitors are to leave for Cambodia around
September 20. The first group of engineering corps, who are to be engaged
mainly in road and bridge repair work, will leave for Cambodia on September 24
and the body of the troops are to arrive by mid-October.

Under the law, their mission expires at the end of October 1993.

The SDF soldiers are allowed to carry 9-mm and 7.62-mm small guns for
self-defence and policemen are allowed to bring small revolvers.

The cabinet also approved a plan to disptach three election observers to Angola
on September 16 to monitor the September 29-30 poll there.
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 15:37:29 -0400
From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      NEWS/VN: Agent orange effects debated

AGENT ORANGE EFFECTS DEBATED:

USA TODAY
Sept. 9, 1992

AGENT ORANGE EFFECTS DEBATED:
   Gary Taggart of Battle Creek, Mich., was exposed to Agent
Orange in Vietnam and was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease in
1985. The federal government has decided that only non-Hodgkins
lymphoma is linked to Agent Orange. Wednesday, a National Academy
of Sciences hearing begins to decide if Hodgkins - and birth
defects from Vietnam - are related to Agent Orange and deserve
support.
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1992 16:08:56 EDT
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Subject:      SEA: Bibliographic Cooperation

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From: "Gran Lindgren" <FKOGL@SEUDAC21>
Subject: Bibliographic Co-operation

Bibliographic Co-operation on Southeast Asia
I am interested in co-operation in assembling and sharing bibliographic
references of social science research on Southeast Asia. I have 2300
references in an EndNote Plus-file for Macintosh which also can be
converted to ProCite for Macintosh or IBM.
   Finding good references, especially "gray" literature, is a
time-consuming task that is well suited for co-operation. Sharing such
information over PSRT have some difficulties (how to keep information
on italics when transfering text-files, etc.).
   If you have advice on how to transfer bibliographic information via
BITNET or other nets please contact me.
   If you are working on political and/or economic development in
Southeast Asia and are interested in co-operation, please contact me.

Goeran Lindgren
Department of Peace and Conflict Research
Uppsala University
BITNET: FKOGL at SEUDAC21
Fax: +46 18 69 51 05
Phone: +46 18 18 23 57
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 17:44:37 -0400
From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      NEWS/VN: Philippine president Ramos invited to visit VN

09/09

PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT RAMOS INVITED TO VISIT VIETNAM

MANILA (SEPT. 9) XINHUA - VIETNAMESE AMBASSADOR HOANG MAHN TU TODAY INVITED
PRESIDENT FIDEL RAMOS TO VISIT HIS COUNTRY WHERE THE PRESIDENT HAD STAYED FOR
THREE YEARS DURING THE VIETNAM WAR.

"HE (RAMOS) VERY MUCH APPRECIATES THE INVITATION AND HE PROMISED HE WILL FIND
TIME TO VISIT VIETNAM AGAIN," THE AMBASSADOR TOLD REPORTERS AFTER A FAREWELL
COURTESY CALL TO THE PRESIDENT.

RAMOS SERVED IN VIETNAM FROM 1966 TO 1968 AS CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE PHILIPPINE
CIVIC ACTION GROUP MISSION IN SUPPORTING U.S. TROOPS THERE IN THE WAR.

NO PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT HAS VISITED VIETNAM SINCE THE TWO COUNTRIES ESTABLISHED
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS IN 1976.

SOURCES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS SAID THAT FOREIGN SECRETARY
ROBERTO ROMULO IS SCHEDULED TO VISIT VIETNAM THIS NOVEMBER.

HOANG SAID HE AND THE PRESIDENT HAD AN EXCHANGE OF VIEWS ON THE BILATERAL
RELATIONS AND "THE PRESIDENT SHARED HIS VIEW ON DOING ANYTHING TO HELP
STRENGTHENING THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES."
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1992 12:08:23 EDT
From:         "John A. MacDougall" <apakabar@ACCESS.DIGEX.COM>
Subject:      PH: Manila Trip Report

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Date: Mon, 7 Sep 92 12:06:54 -0400
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Date:         Sat, 5 Sep 1992 08:47:54 EDT
From:         "John A. MacDougall" <apakabar@ACCESS.DIGEX.COM>
Subject:      FIJI: President Ill

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From: Indonesia Publications/Task Force <apakabar@igc.apc.org>
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Subject: FIJI - PRESIDENT

/* Written  4:16 pm  Sep  5, 1992 by PACNEWS@f990.n900.z90.pegasus.oz.au in
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FIJI - PRESIDENT,  RNZ NEWS/PACNEWS;  PACNEWS ED-2, SEPT 01,1992

Fiji's President, Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau is ill and the Fiji  government has
asked the United States to provide an aircraft to fly him to Washington for a
medical review.

Permanent Secretary to the President, Fatiaki Miasu said it had been determined
that it would be inappropriate for the President to travel by commercial
aircraft and US assistance had been sought.

A spokesperson for the US embassy in Suva told Pacnews they were  working
closely with the President's office to facilitate appointments at the Walter
Reed Hospital in Washington but declined to comment further.

A statement released through the Ministry of Information simply  said the
President would be leaving the country shortly to undergo his annual medical
review. It added that arrangements for his travel are being finalised.

Ratu Sir Penaia underwent treatment at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington
earlier this year.

He was due to go the hospital again late this month for a check-up while on a
planned official visit to the US and Middle East.

The President's personal physician Dr Isoa Bakani said the  President has
developed some problems that necessitate an early review.

The Australian Associated Press says the 74-year old President has been
suffering from a form of blood disease for some years and has undergone a
regular programme of treatment, including at Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred
Hospital.

AAP quotes sources as saying the President has been feeling unwell for some
weeks and his condition has been worse in the past few days.

Dr Bakani said because of the President's medical condition, "any  little thing
that comes his way" in terms of any other illness was exacerbated.

Former long-serving Prime Minister Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara was  earlier this
year appointed by Fiji's Great Council of Chiefs as one of two Vice Presidents
to serve if Ratu Sir Penaia was ill or otherwise indisposed.

AAP says there's widespread speculation that Ratu Mara, who is  reported to
have been opposed to General Rabuka's bid for the Prime Ministership, has an
interest in assuming the constitutionally powerful presidency if Ratu Sir
Penaia were to no longer hold the job.

Ratu Sir Penaia, who still has most of his new five-year term to  serve as
president , recently told friends he would decide by the end of the year
whether he would retire early...ends

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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1992 13:14:57 CDT
From:         Ian Chai <chai@SUMTER.CSO.UIUC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: re:asean flesh trade

>Wakeup.  AIDS is spreading all over Asia and all over the world
>NO ONE is immune

[note: the following is my opinion, so if you disagree, feel free to
say something, but don't start a flame war...]

It's a good time for old-fashioned morality, balanced with compassion
for the victims.

I think Jesus put a good balance to this: when the pharasees brought him
a woman caught in adultry, saying the law requires that she be stoned to
death, he said, "The one among you who is without sin cast the first
stone." Ironically, he was the only one who had that perogative [1], but
instead, he said to her, "Does no one condemn you, then?" and when she
replied, "No one, sir." he told her, "I don't condemn you, either: go,
and sin no more."

[1] Ok, so only the Christians and Muslims believe he is without sin,
    but the point is still valid.

At first, many people in the West reacted to the AIDS epidemic with
glee like the pharasees -- heaping condemnation on the sinners --
forgetting that they were not perfect themselves.

Fortunately, now, many people react with compassion as well, while
urging the change of lifestyle which would greatly reduce the risk of
infection.

I wish that we could skip that first stage in ASEAN, but I suspect that
people will go / have gone through it already so let's try to get to
the second stage as quickly as possible.
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 12:11:30 CDT
From:         Ian Chai <chai@SUMTER.CSO.UIUC.EDU>
Subject: Re: CAM: Sihanouk favors excluding Khmer Route territory from
              election

>BANGKOK (SEPT. 8) DPA - Cambodian head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk tuesday
>advocated excluding Khmer Rouge territory from next year's Cambodian election

I hope this doesn't end up being 2 countries -- "Democratic Cambodia" and
"The Khemer's People's Republic"... at each other's throats.
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 15:35:55 -0400
From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      VN/AI: Writer in re-education

VIETNAM: Writer in Re-Education camp

Vietnamese authorities arrested Nguyen Khac Chinh, a writer and former member
of the Nationalist Party of Vietnam, in December 1975. He has been in
detention since - in solitary confinement part of the time - and in a
"re-education" camp at other times. He has never been charged with or tried
for any crime. During his early confinement he was reportedly tortured.

With the fall of the South Vietnamese Government in April 1975 and the
assumption of power of the provisional Revolutionary Government, soldiers
and officials of the former South Vietnamese Government and real or
suspected critics of the new government were either rounded up or ordered
to report for "re-education". Many were released shortly after, but others
have been held for up to 17 years.

The Communist Government also launched a "purification campaign" against
what it perceived as the "decadent and reactionary" culture of South
Vietnam.

All writers, artists adn intellectuals were ordered to register with the
authorities and many literary works were banned. Nguyen was among a group
of Catholic intellectuals reportedly arrested because they opposed
Communist rule.

At the time he was arrested, he was a practicing lawyer and a member of the
Pen writers club. He has published 19 novels, two plays, a few volumes of
poetry and political articles. He is now 70 years old.

Amnesty International considers this writer a prisoner of conscience,
imprisoned solely for his beliefs.

FOR YOUR ACTION: Please send courteous letters appealing for the immediate
release of Nguyen Khac Chinh to: Vo Van Kiet/Chairperson of the Council of
Ministers/Hanoi/Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

--------------------

Amnesty Action newsletter, Summer/Fall 1992
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Date:         Sat, 5 Sep 1992 08:54:49 EDT
From:         "John A. MacDougall" <apakabar@ACCESS.DIGEX.COM>
Subject:      PNG: 'Ecofreaks' Charge

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Subject: PNG - PALASO

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PNG - PALASO:  NBC/PNG,  PACNEWS ED-2,  SEPT 01 1992

Papua New Guinea's Secretary for Minerals and Energy, Lamech Palaso says
"fanatical enviromentalists" are as much of a problem for Papua New Guinea as
"unethical investors."

Mr Palaso's made the remarks in an address at a Sydney conference on investment
in petroleum and mining in Papua New Guinea.

Mr Palaso says investors need to know traditional landowners will  make
decisions on mining with the government protecting them from exploitation by
carpet beggars or fanatical environmentalists.

Mr Palaso has also attacked recent international claims of  environmental
damage at the Ok Tedi Mine saying they relied on unsubstantiated opinions and
mis-information in a bid to get Ok Tedi closed.   ....ends.

--- FD 1.99c
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Subject:      Re: re:asean flesh trade

Wakeup.  AIDS is spreading all over Asia and all over the world
NO ONE is immune
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