| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] YOO HAK- SEONG APPOINTED NEW KCIA DIRECTOR |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S. KOREAN INTELLIGENCE CHIEF |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GOV'T CANCELS REGISTRATION FOR 172 HARMFUL PERIODICALS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] OFFICIALDOM CLEANUP ENDS; POSTS TO BE FILLED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA HOPES TO TURN CHEJU INTO BALI OF NORTH ASIA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. REPRESENTATIVE GOES TO NORTH KOREA TO DISCUSS TENSIONS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREAN GOVERNMENT PURGE HAS MIXED REACTION AS IT SPREADS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREAN GOVERNMENT PURGE HAS MIXED REACTION AS IT SPREADS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] AMERICA'S SENIOR STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL FOR ASIA REVIEWS WASHINGTON'S POLICY TOWARD THE REGION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CIA TO BE ORGAN FOR NAT'L INTEREST |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] NATION FACING CHALLENGES: CHUN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] HUNDREDS MORE HELD OR FIRED IN S. KOREAN PURGE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SEEK U.S. TIES SOLARZ SAYS N. KOREANS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S. KOREA SKEPTICAL OF NORTH'S SHIFT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE-SOUTH KOREA] |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FOE OF SEOUL REGIME IN PERIL AGAIN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA COURTS FOREIGN BANKS, LETTING THEM OFFER EXPORT CREDITS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA COURTS FOREIGN BANKS, LETTING THEM OFFER EXPORT CREDITS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. TEXTILE FIRMS CALL FOR CUTS IN SOME ASIAN IMPORTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] DMZ ANNIHILATION BEST BET |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 'ANOTHER WAR TO AUTOMATICALLY INVOLVE U.S.' |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA POLISHES ITS IMAGE AT BANKS AS NEXT BIG LOAN TEST APPROACHES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA BRACES FOR NEW CYCLE OF MILITARY DOMINANCE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] DIPLOMAT BANK TURNED DOWN $2 MILLION STOCK BID TO ENSURE KOREANS' CONTROL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] POLITICAL LEADERS WARNED NOT TO MANIPULATE STUDENTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WE MUST STOP NK ATTACK AT DMZ: HOLLINGSWORTH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. REPORT PAINTS GRIM PICTURE OF WORLD ECONOMY IN YEAR 2000 |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CRITIC RAPS BIAS IN TOKYO PRESS REPORTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] AN UNCOMPROMISING VISION OF WAR |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] VIP TONGSUN PARK AND FRIEND |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WHAT DOES KIM WANT? |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GOV'T POLICY EXECUTED SPEEDILY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SECURITY BODY'S ROLE VITAL FOR NAT'L UNITY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE FORECASTS EXCELLENT PROSPECTS FOR TRADE WITH ASIA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] BERNSTEIN PLEDGES WIDER DIPLOMAT BANK OPERATIONS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREAN UTILITY FIRM SIGNS 10-YEAR PACT FOR AUSTRALIAN COAL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ECONOMIC REVISION SEEMS WITHIN REACH OF SOUTH KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WORK AND SELF- SACRIFICE HELP KOREANS SUCCEED IN AMERICA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SUBTLE DISCRIMINATION IS STILL PREVENTING KOREANS FROM GETTING GOOD JOBS IN JAPAN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S. KOREA ORDERS PURGE OF DISSIDENT JOURNALISTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ARMY CHALLENGES IN THE 80'S THE BIG PICTURE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MANAGING MODERNIZATION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] USAF AIR ASSETS IN KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 10 GREAT MISTAKES IN MIS-COPING WITH NEWS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TELEVISIONS UNIQUE PROBLEMS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] OVERSEAS ORIENTATION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] US RESERVES ENOUGH CRAFT FOR WAR IN ASIA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CHOI, MEYER SWAP VIEWS ON SECURITY OF KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. POOLS RESERVE FORCE TO BACK UP ASIAN DEFENSE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SEOUTH KOREA'S TURMOIL MAKING FOREIGN BUSINESSMEN WARY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] VIETNAM VETERANS ESTEEMED IN KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] HOLIDAYS IN 1981 TOTAL 65 INCLUSIVE OF 52 SUNDAYS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S-N TALKS VICISSITUDINOUS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA RELEASES 9 POLITICIANS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 4 OPPOSITION SOLONS TENDER RESIGNATIONS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] BUSINESS DIGEST |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] INTER-KOREA TALKS STALEMATED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S. MILITARY RATES P'YANG ABLE TO STRIKE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] OPEN MARKET UPHELD MECHANISM |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] IMPORT RESTRICTIONS LIFTED ON COLOR TVS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] JPK, EIGHT OTHERS FREED FROM DETENTION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ROK EXPORTS RISE BY 17.8% OVER LAST YEAR |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 4 OPPOSITION SOLONS TENDER RESIGNATIONS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA DELAYS RETURN TO EUROCREDIT MART UNTIL CONDITIONS ALLOW FAVORABLE TERMS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] NO FURTHER GI PULLOUT FROM KOREA RECOMMENDED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ASEAN REMAINS LUKEWARM ON A PACIFIC COMMUNITY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM DAE- JUNG BEHIND TURMOIL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM'S LEFTIST ACTIVITIES DATE FROM PRE- KOREAN WAR |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TYCOON LEE MAKES SPEECH ON RAGS-TO-RICHES WAYS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SUNKEN N.K. SPY BOAT SALVAGED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 375 STILL UNDER PROBE ON KWANGJU TURMOIL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PREMIER PLEDGES EFFORTS TO REHABILITATE KWANGJU |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PARK PROMISES PROPS FOR INDUSTRIES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MLC TO CONTINUE PROBE OF 375, TO RELEASE 679 |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE- TOKENS AND BADGES] |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM DAE-JUNG MASTERMINDS KWANGJU RIOT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM MASTERMINDS KWANGJU INCIDENT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GOV'T CLOSES SEOUL OFFICES OF ASAHI DAILY, JIJI PRESS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM DAE-V JUNG TO FACE TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY OF REBELLION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] POLITICAL TIMETABLE TO STAY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TEST WELL FAILS TO HIT OIL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ROK'S CREDITWORTHINESS GOOD ON INT'L COMMUNITY: KIM |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM DAE- JUNG, 36 FOLLOWERS TO FACE MILITARY TRIBUNAL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FORWARD MARCH- AND HOPING YOU'LL STAY AFLOAT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREAN PEOPLE GIVEN THE WRONG IMAGE, U.S. SAYS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TRIES TO TOPPLE GOV'T BY RALLIES, UPRISING |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 'REBELLION PLOT, GOV'T OVERTHROW ATTEMPT' |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM MASTERMINDS KWANGJU INCIDENT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE STORMY CAREER OF KIM DAE JUNG |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CREDIT UNION TO RESUME LENDING |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 5 SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR SPREADING RUMORS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GOV'T ENVISAGES NO LOWERING OF BANK INTEREST RATES SOON |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PRESIDENT CALLS FOR STEPS TO TRIM GAPS IN WAGES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CHOI ASKS DUE STEPS TO NARROW WAGE GAP |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] POWER SLIPS AWAY FROM GLOBETROTTING OFFICIALS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GUIDELINE COMPLETED FOR 5TH 5-YEAR PLAN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] OFFICIAL GIFTS TO BE CLAIMED BY STATE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREAN WAR COULD FLARE AGAIN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CARS WITH ILLEGAL ITEMS TO BE CHECKED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIDS WHO LIVE AS NON-PERSONS |
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