Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 May 1990Vol. 60, No. 5

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p. 5 · Read in the full issue

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Departments

Letters o Headlines 7 Arts 21 Ethics 26

Stamps 54 Books 55 Pacific People 56 Marketplace 58

Editor Jale Moala Correspondents: Al Prince, Belinda Meares, Carrie Loranger, David North, David Robie, Diana McManus Dykes Angiki, Ed Rampell, Frank Senge, John Hunter, Jope Balawani lotu, Karen Mangnall, Macel Manua, Nicholas Rothwell, Paul Moon Pesi Fonua, Ulafala Aiavao, Richard Dinnen.

Business correspondent Robin Bromby

Publisher Geoffrey Hussey Advertising Manager Lionel Heffernan Business Manager Charlotte Thomas Advertising Sales • Fiji; Peter Prasad, Tel (679) 314 111 • Sydney & Melbourne: Fergus Mac lagan. Tel (02) 4123918

• Brisbane: Robert Walker, Tel (07) 3710533 • Adelaide: Hastwell Williamson Rep resentations, Tel (08) 799522 Cover prices are recommended retail only Registered by Australia Post, publication No NBP 1210 Copyright Fiji Times Limited. Suva.

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