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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1987

+SUGGESTIONS PUT FORWARD AT THE CONFERENCE AND THE FINDINGS OF THE OPINION SURVEY WILL PROVIDE A USEFUL BASIS FOR THE PROMOTION OF CIVIC EDUCATION IN THE FUTURE, + MRS FAN SAID.

NOTE TO EDITORS:

YOU ARE INVITED TO COVER THE TERRITORY-WIDE CIVIC EDUCATION CONFERENCE ON FRIDAY FROM 9 AM TO 5.30 PM IN THE SHANGRI-LA HOTEL.

SENIOR MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, MISS LYDIA DUNN, WILL OPEN THE CONFERENCE AT 9 AM AND THE CONFERENCE WILL CLOSE AT 4 PM WITH REPORTS BY WORKS HOP MODERATORS TO BE FOLLOWED BY A CLOSING ADDRESS BY THE SECRETARY FOR DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION, MR DONALD LIAO, AT ABOUT 5 PM.

MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES ARE ALSO WELCOME TO COVER THE SIX WORKSHOPS THROUGHOUT THE DAY. INFORMATION OFFICERS WILL BE ON HAND TO ASSIST.

THE CONFERENCE WILL BE CONDUCTED IN CHINESE, SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETATION WILL NOT BE PROVIDED.

A PROGRAMME OF THE CONFERENCE AND A SUMMARY OF THE OPINION SURVEY ON CIVIC EDUCATION WILL BE BOXED LATER TODAY.

LEGCO DEBATE RESUMES ON EDUCATION REPORT

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THE ADJOURNMENT DEBATE ON THE EDUCATION COMMISSION REPORT NO. 2 WILL RESUME IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MEETING TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) WITH ABOUT 10 MEMBERS SPEAKING ON IT.

FIVE BILLS, NINE QUESTIONS AND A STATEMENT WILL ALSO BE AMONG MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION.

OF THE FIVE