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64 and only 10 have more than 450 Kajar has a Bapak Angkat relationship now w/ Krakatoa Steel there is a marketing problem about 50% of tools made are marketed locally & these are fully finished remaining 50% marketed to traders in Semarang & Surabaya who want semi-finished tools [[left margin]] *ask Dinas [[/left margin]] Kajar does not have a SII (Standard Industri Indon.) which would allow it to [[crossed-out]] market [[/crossed-out]] use its own trademark villagers now prefer tools which say they are made in Taiwan, Germany, or China; Kajar people cant [[can'y]] tell if really imported or fakes they are not worried about unemployment due to techn. change; rather, they are worried about shortage of labor due to more boys getting higher educ. & feeling they are too good to work as laborers have been no direct orders for Transmigr. since end of 1982 [[crossed-out]] son [[/crossed-out]] Kajar tools still reach transmigr. program thru traders, however; one such is 65 P.T Purwosani in Jogja prices for iron now are: rel: 700 besi beton rintik 700 (construction rods with spiral pattern) plat-500 per-500 rosokan-400 they haven't yet gotten steel from Cilacap, tho want to [[left margin]] * [[/left margin]] (is Krakatoa in Cilacap) one large karong of charcoal is 5000 Rp (30-35K) use 3 types: jati accassia mahoni kehutanam still conviscates & still a problem have tried batu bara (coal) but too hot; have never tried coconut shell about 10 [[female symbol]] still working as tuk. ubub 5 units make silverware 6 make horseshoe nails nobody making regular nails any more because these are factory-made they often have to turn down large orders
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- Unsure if the + symbol between "locally" and "these" should be typed out as "and"
- Don't know where to put the note on the side of page 65