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Total number of hits is 669, and record(s) 1 to 20 are:  
1. 10-point plan to help old people
 Author:CAITLIN WONG
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:05-Feb-1991
2. 21 projects planned for Kuntong
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:20-Feb-1982
3. 90pc have got the jitters
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:06-Jun-1984
4. ABC class for new arrivals
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:22-Sep-1982
5. A bulletin for the board?
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:13-Feb-1982
6. A case of swings and roundabouts...
 Author:GARMEN CHAN
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:18-May-1983
7. A choir with a difference
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:19-Nov-1982
8. Aged need better care
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:27-Oct-1989
9. Agencies squatter aid often inadequate
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:30-Nov-1983
10. Agony of life in 2 sq metres
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:26-Feb-1990
11. A guide to the district board maze
 Author:TONY HENDERSON
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:17-Nov-1985
12. A healthy sign for Eastern
 Author:LUCILLE WONG
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:25-Dec-1982
13. Air gets clean bill of health
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:25-Apr-1983
14. Air pollution briefing for DB members
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:25-Apr-1983
15. Airport curfew
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:21-Oct-1994
16. Alarm at pollution health risk over reclamation
 Author:KATHY GRIFFIN
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:22-May-1991
17. Allocation for students under attack
 Author:CATHERINE BECK
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:10-May-1991
18. Alternatives to zebra crossing proposed
 Source:Hong Kong Standard
 Date:16-Aug-1982
19. A need for 'foreign' expertise
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:25-Mar-1982
20. Anger at delays by residents to half-way home
 Source:South China Morning Post
 Date:30-Sep-1990
 
 
   
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