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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1990
"IT ALSO WELCOMES THE ADVANT OF SATELLITE BROADCASTING
MODES OF SERVICES, BECAUSE BOTH
BROADCASTING CAN BRING IMPORTANT BENEFITS TO HONG KONG."
MR CHUI SAID THE GOVERNMENT VALUED THE INVESTMENT AND PARTICIPATION IN SUCH SCHEMES, THE MULTI-FACETED ADVANTAGES THAT SUCH NEW HONG KONG.
INTERNATIONAL
AND FULLY APPRECIATED PROJECTS COULD BRING ΤΟ
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EXPERIENCE IN OTHER COUNTRIES SHOW THAT CABLE SATELLITE BROADCASTING COULD BE MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL PARTNERS," HE SAID.
TELEVISION AND
AND SYNERGISTIC
CONFIDENT
THAT
IN CONCLUSION, MR CHUI SAID THE GOVERNMENT WAS HONG KONG'S ENVIRONMENT WAS HIGHLY FAVOURABLE TO THE SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION OF THESE NEW SERVICES, AND THAT SOME MEASURES ACCEPTABLE
CONCERNED COULD TO ALL
BE DEVISED TO WORK OUT A DYNAMIC AND ENTERPRISING POLICY TO SUIT THE TERRITORY'S NEEDS.
OPERATION AGAINST ILLEGAL DISPLAY OF BILLS AND POSTERS
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A TOTAL OF 31 SUMMONSES WERE ISSUED DURING A TERRITORY-WIDE BLITZ OPERATION AGAINST ILLEGAL DISPLAY OF BILLS AND POSTERS HELD LAST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
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"BILLS AND POSTERS ARE OFTEN DISPLAYED ILLEGALLY AT PRIVATE OR PUBLIC PLACES OVER WEEKENDS, HOLIDAYS AND AFTER OFFICE HOURS, AFFECTING THE OVERALL TIDINESS AND CLEANLINESS OF THE CITY, A SPOKESMAN FOR THE JOINT URBAN COUNCIL/REGIONAL COUNCIL KEEP HONG KONG CLEAN STEERING COMMITTEE SAID TODAY (MONDAY).
OUT
TO DEAL WITH THE SITUATION, BLITZ OPERATIONS WERE CARRIED REGULARLY BY THE URBAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT AND THE REGIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT.
COMPANIES,
"WE HOPE THE GENERAL PUBLIC, ESPECIALLY ADVERTISING WOULD EXERCISE SELF-DISCIPLINE IN HANDLING THEIR OUTDOOR PUBLICITY POSTERS, THE SPOKESMAN SAID.
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"PERSONS WHO DISPLAY BILLS AND POSTERS IN PRIVATE PLACES WITHOUT OWNERS' CONSENT OR AT PUBLIC PLACES WITHOUT AUTHORISATION LIABLE TO A MAXIMUM FINE OF $5,000, HE ADDED.
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