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Territory
Micronesia
Busy crowded Ebeye, 1-51; Electoral dispute, 2-32; Crown of thorns star fish, 2-39; Unexploded bombs, Marianas, 2-39; Ship, Evangeline 11, 2-87; Micronesian unity goes up in smoke, 3-22; Gunboat guards fish ing grounds, 3-99; Taxi with flat tyre on runway, 3-129; Jt. C'tee on Future Status, 4-24, 5-26; Micr.- Olympics, 4-27; Pollution, Majuro, 4- 7-iii; What Americans have done, 4-60; Tinian's wartime air base, 4-61; Bk. Review, Planning Micronesia's future, 4-83; Aid to Oceania crew, 4-108; Micronesian Claims Commission, 5-29; Majuro Airfield, 5-29; Loses shipping link to Aust., 5-73; Ml LI freight rates increase, 5-73; Docks improvement programme, 5-73; Navigational aids, 5- Disunity will be worse before it's better, 6-18; "Commonwealth status", 7-15; Political status con ference, 7-34; Lagoon Side Bar, 7-36; Ship, Robert A. Deßrum, 7-78; Tourists, 7-119; Dhyana placed under arrest, 7-121; Palau
Continental Travelodge Hotel, 7-121; Taxation, 8-24, 9-33; Price of canned tuna, 8-62; US has no right to claim USTT, 8-62; Bk. Review, Cheyne, The trading voyages, 8-81; Washington confrontation, 9-23; M.
Uludong, libel charge, 9-23; Air Micronesia, 9-28; Russian seamen, 9-36; Micronesian talks start, 10- 26; Bikinians want $99 mill, damages, 10-42; Infected hands cause death, 10-63; Yap harbour dredging, 10-105; US waterfront strike, 10-105; Blueprint for inter island vessel, 10-109; New fishing fleet, 10-111; Future still in bal ance, 11-24; Threat to end MILI contract, 11-89; Saipan stevedores go fishing, 11-90; Japanese war dead cremated, 12-33; Population, 12-33; Congress site, 12-33; Majuro Hotel, 12-34; Expatriate workers, 12-34; Shortage of school facilities, 12-34; Bars in Kolonia, 12-35; What happened at Hana? 12-35; Better harbours for Marshalls, 12- 93; Banks, Marianas, 12-100; Bird ban, 12-119.