American Samoa

The first numeral is the number (or month) of issue; the second numeral is the page number.

Administration: Civil servants' grievance, 9-33; Gov. Haydon in hotter water? 10-27, 10-63; US Congressional Sub-Committee, 12-33 Agriculture: Cows rounded up, 7-36.

Books: Siers, J., Samoa in colour, 2-83.

Emigration and Immigration: Illegal aliens, 6-33.

Festivals: Farm Fair, 9-62 Finance: Budget, 2-119; Pago watch deal, 7-91; US $ exchange rate, 11-43.

Fires; Legislature Building, 2-39 General: Pope's visit, 1-36; Capi tal, Fagatogo or Pago Pago, 4-30; Sano Fa'apouli awarded medal, 6- 86; Along the Fagamalo trail, 6-93; Flag Day, 6-95; J. W. Goss and Jake King, 9-36, 10-27, 10-43; Dr Margaret Mead, 10-43, 12-27- As tronauts, 12-33; Youths' clean-up, 12-34.

History: Pago's cannon, 3-49.

Industries; Dairy manufacturing plant, 12-100.

Justice, Law: Judiciary in state of paralysis, 3-48; Drink and Fa'a Samoa, 8-31; Natives attend US law schools, 9-135.

Labour: Workers at Canton Is., 7-28.

Motor Cars: Patrol cars, 6-63.

Museums: Shrine for William Willis, 6-77; Historical museum, 12-27.

Politics: Changes, 5-25; Two Samoas move closer, 6-33; First full-time legislative session, 8-15.

Shipping; Cruise ships, 1-90; Ship ping increases, 3-104; Pollution, poaching, fines, 4-92; Hydrographic survey, 4-93; New tug, Talitiga, 10-109; Fishing cfories construction, 10-111.

Television: Flag Day coverage, 6- 95.

Tourism: Growing pains, 1-52; J.

Tudor's view, 1-56; No Waikiki on Aunuu, 12-57.