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781. Who Is Responsible for the "Oil Crisis"?
THE capitalist world is today labouring under the shadow of a so-called "second oil crisis." Many developed countries are rushing to purchase oil in the international markets regardless of the needs
Author: Xinhua Correspondent Zhong Dong Year 1979 Issue 31 PDF HTML
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782. The Struggle Will Go On
THE Sixth Non-Aligned Summit closed on the morning of September 9 in Havana, but the life-and-death struggle provoked by the summit's host, Fidel Castro, is far from over.Kremlin's Doughty WarriorsIn
Author: Xinhua Correspondent Peng Di Year 1979 Issue 38 PDF HTML
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783. New Beijing International Airport
ON the eve of last October 1, the 30th anniversary of our People's Republic, construction of the new Beijing International Airport, including a terminal and ancillary buildings, was completed. The
Author: Correspondent Hua Sheng Year 1979 Issue 43 PDF HTML
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784. Save the Teenage Delinquents
A Day at a ReformatoryABOUT 20 kilometres from the city proper, at a place called Li Shui Bridge, there is the Xicheng District Reformatory in Beijing. This is a middle school founded specially for
Author: Correspondent Zhou Zheng Year 1979 Issue 44 PDF HTML
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785. Election of Deputies to a County People's Congress
For the first time in New China's history, deputies to the county people's congress are being elected directly by the voters. In the second half of last year, such elections were tried out in 66
Author: Correspondent Tian Sansong Year 1980 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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786. One Step Back, Two Steps Forward
China began readjusting its national economy in 1979 in order to modernize its agriculture, industry, national defence, science and technology by the year 2000.One major measure has been to cut back
Author: Correspondent Tian Yun Year 1980 Issue 29 PDF HTML
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787. City Dwellers and the Neighbourhood Committee
At our readers' request, "Beijing Review" has carried news stories about life and work in an ordinary factory and a rural people's commune (see Nos. 11 and 15 respectively). In this issue we present
Author: Correspondent Luo Fu Year 1980 Issue 44 PDF HTML
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788. China's Burgeoning TV
ALTHOUGH China's television programme service started as early as 1958, it did not become part of a way of life until three or four years ago. Today, about one-third of Beijing's families living in
Author: Correspondent Ling Yang Year 1981 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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789. Moving a Mountain of Poverty
Following is the first of three special reports on the changes which have taken place over the past two years in the rural areas of Chuxian Prefecture in east China's Anhui Province. Parts 2 and 3
Author: Correspondent Tian Yun Year 1981 Issue 34 PDF HTML
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790. Broadcasting Serves the People
Radio enjoys attentive audiences throughout China's huge and diversified population. In big cities like Beijing, perhaps not a single family is without a radio, and some have more than one. In rural
Author: Correspondent Ling Yang Year 1982 Issue 8 PDF HTML