| [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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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] N. KOREA PERIL SEEN BY MEYER |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] POEM PAINTS PRIDE IN COUNTRY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WORLDGRAM FROM THE CAPITALS OF THE WORLD |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 200 YEARS OF WARFARE ON DISPLAY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] AMER-ASIAN COMPLICATIONS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 2 JAPANESE NEWSMEN EXPELLED FROM S. KOREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MASTER PLAN SET TO RELOCATE POPULATION IN CAPITAL AREA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 100KM RADIUS OF SEOUL FORESEEN FOR CAPITAL AREA DEVELOPMENT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE]CARTER, HUA TO HOLD TALKS ON KOREA, SOVIET EXPANSION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 2,576 BILLION WON AVAILABLE IN LOANS FOR PRIVATE INDUSTRIES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREANS MAKE TENTATIVE ENTRY INTO CONTEST FOR EVENTUAL CONTROL OF VIDEODISC MARKET |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] AMERICA'S MILITARY IS APPALLINGLY UNFIT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 100KM RADIUS OF SEOUL FORESEEN FOR CAPITAL AREA DEVELOPMENT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ACTING PM, ITO DISCUSS BILATERAL ISSUE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ROK INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES 'EXCELLENT' |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] INDONESIAN SOLONS PRESIDENT SEES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WOES IN THE RECRUITING OFFICES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] JAPANESE TRADE MISSION TO SOUTH KOREA SEEKS MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL ECONOMIC TIES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KIM CHARGES FARFETCHED, U.S. DECLARES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] N.K. EYED SNEAK ATTACK DURING SOUTH'S TURMOIL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA OFFICIALS REMOVE MAJOR CANDIDATES BUT PROMISE TO GO AHEAD WITH ELECTION PLAN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SEOUL RALLY DENOUNCES INFILTRATIONS NY NORTH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GOOD SOCIAL CLIMATE AIM |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CARTER IN TOKYO REAFFIRMS PLEDGE FOR ROK DEFENSE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 232 HIGH- LEVEL OFFICIALS SACKED IN CLEAN- UP DRIVE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PURIFICATION TO MAINTAIN PUBLIC ORDER |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GOV'T PURIFICATION DRIVE NETS 232 RANKING OFFICIALS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 232 HIGH- LEVEL OFFICIALS SACKED IN CLEAN- UP DRIVE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREA FIRES 232 TOP OFFICIALS IN 'SOCIAL PURIFICATION' DRIVE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOREAN RESERVES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] COORS IS COMING; EXCHANGES TO TEST SALES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE]ROK FIRES 232 OFFICIALS IN 'CORRUPTION' PURGE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOLDIER SENTENCED FOR TRAFFIC DEATHS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PURGE HISTORIC TURNING POINT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] 95% OF ROK TRADE SETTLED IN U.S. DOLLARS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] U.S., ROK COLLEGE ALL-STARS TO BEGIN BASEBALL SERIES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CHOI SPURS SAEMAUL DRIVE TO CLEAR ECONOMIC HURDLES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SOUTH KOREA'S GOVERNMENT FIRINGS SPREAD INTO PARTS OF BUREAUCRACY |
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