KUALA LUMPUR: Former Penang Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon has won the Gerakan president's post uncontested.
Perak Gerakan chief Datuk Chang Ko Youn is contesting the deputy president's post.
A total of 10 candidates are contesting the three vice-president posts while 40 candidates are vying for the 18 central committee posts.
Dr Asharuddin Ahmad is the only Malay contesting the vice-president post and the first Malay to go for a key position so far.
Three Indian candidates - Dr S. Vijayaratnam, G Parameswaran and S. Paranjothy - are also in the race for the vice-president posts.
-The Star Online
"Mengikut Perjanjian itu, tiap-tiap Negeri akan menerima 5% daripada nilai petroliam yang dijumpai dan diperolehi dalam kawasan perairan atau di luar perairan Negeri tersebut yang dijual oleh PETRONAS atau ejensi-ejensi atau kontrektor-kontrektornya".- Tun Abdul Razak, Dewan Rakyat (12hb. November, 1975)
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