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To: lorne who wrote (6297)	1/19/1998 6:19:00 PM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 116763

When the S. Koreans run out of gold to sell, maybe they can do this> Malaysian youth to grow vegetables to beat economic crisis KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Young members of the ruling party will now grow vegetables in an effort to help Malaysia deal with Asia's economic crisis. The 708,000 members of the United Malays National Organization's youth wing will begin planting vegetables this month, party official Abdul Fatah Abdullah was quoted as saying by the national Bernama news agency. The campaign, which aims to save on import bills, is in line with government appeals for Malaysians to grow their own vegetables to help deal with the economic crisis that has depreciated the value of currencies in much of Asia. The Malaysian ringgit has lost almost half its value in relation to the dollar since, and Malaysia stands to lose valuable foreign exchange if it does not reduce its dependence on imported vegetables and poultry. Yeah, this is gonna help.