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Dr. M Dan Tengku Razaleigh Calon Presiden, Timbalan KOTA BHARU, Isnin Haji Mohamad Yaacob, Tengku Razaleigh — Lapan Dari 12 Tengku Ahmad Rithaud- Hamzah BERITA HARIAN, SELASA, 26 MEI, 1981 Dr. M dan Tengku Razaleigh calon Presiden, Timbalan KOTA BHARU, Isnin Haji Mohamad Yaacob, Tengku Razaleigh — Lapan dari 12 Tengku Ahmad Rithaud- Hamzah. Naib Presiden, bahagian UMNO Ne- deen, Datuk Dr. Nik Hus- Tengku Ahmad Rithaud- geri Kelantan men- sein dan Encik Kassim Ahmaddeen. , Encik Ghafar Baba calonkan Datuk Seri dan Datuk Musa Hitam, manakala Ahli Majlis Dr. Mahathir Bahagian Pasilr Mas Mohamad sebagai Tertinggi pula semua — Presiden Datuk Seri Menteri Besar dan Ketua Presiden UMNO dan Dr. Mahathir Mohamad. Tengku Razaleigh Menteri, Encik Sanusi Timbalan Presiden, Jonid, Datuk Manan Oth- Hamzah selaku Tim- Tengku Razaleigh balannya untuk Per- man, Datuk Shariff Ah- Hamzah, Naib Presiden mad dan Datuk Dr. Nik himpunan Agong Hussein Abdul Rahman. .UMNO Malaysia, 26 Encik Ghafar Baba, Da- Jun ini. tuk Syed Nahar Bahagian Bachok — Shahabuddin dan Datuk Presiden, Datuk Seri Dr. Tiga Bahagian yang Rais Yatim, Ahli Majlis Mahathir Mohamad, mengadakan mesyuarat Tertinggi, Datuk Haji Timbalan Presiden perwakilan sebelum 15 Mohamad Yaacob, Datuk Tengku Razaleigh Mei mencalonkan Datuk Haji Embong Yahya, Da- Hamzah, Naib Presiden Hussein Onn sebagai tuk Haji Kamaruddin Encik Ghafar Baba, Da- Presiden, Datuk Seri Dr. Mat. Isa, Datuk Mohd tuk Musa Hitam dan Da- Mahathir selaku Tim- Najib Tun Razak. Datuk tuk Senu Abdul Rahman. balan Presiden dan Haji Mohamad Haji Ali, Tengku Razaleigh Senator Haji Ariffin Bahagian Tanah Hamzah. Datuk Musa Hi- Salleh dan Datuk Dr. Nik Merah — Presiden, Da- tam dan Encik Ghafar Hussein Abdul Rahman. tuk Seri Dr. Mahathir Baba untuk jawatan Naib Mohamad, Timbalan Presiden. Bahagian Kota Bharu Presiden, Tengku — Presiden Datuk Seri Razaleigh Hamzah, Naib Bahagian-bahagian Dr. Mahathir Mohamad. Presiden. Tengku Ahmad tersebut ialah Pasir Timbalan Presiden. Rithauddeen, Datuk Puteh. Rantau Panjang Tengku Razaleigh Musa Hitam dan Encik dan Machang. Hamzah, Naib Presiden Ghafar Baba. Sementara Bahagian Tengku Ahmad Rithaud- Kuala Krai pula deen dan Datuk Musa Hitam. Bahagian Ulu Kelan- mengikut tradisinya tan — Presiden, Datuk tidak membuat sebarang Seri Dr. Mahathir, pencalonan. Di antara 20 calon Ahli Mohamad dan Timbalan Majlis Tertinggi ialah Presiden. Tengku Berikut ialah pen- Tengku Ahmad Rithaud- Razaleigh Hamzah. Man- calonan yang dibuat oleh deen, Datuk Haji akala calon Naib Presi- lapan bahagian berkena- Mohamad Yaacob, Datuk den, mesyuarat per- an. Mohamad Rahmat,wakila Da- n itu yang Bahagian Pengkalan tuk Rais Yatim, Tan Sri diadakan Jumaat lalu, Ghazali Shafie, Datin menyerahkan kepada ja- Chepa — Presiden, Datuk Paduka Rafidah Aziz. Seri Dr. Mahathir Datuk Shariff Ahmad, Mohamad, Timbalan Datuk Seri Amar Haji Bahagian Nilam Puri Presiden. Tengku Wan Mokhtar Ahmad, — Presiden Datuk Seri Razaleigh Hamzah, Naib Tan Sri Haji Othman Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Presiden Tengku Ahmad Saad. Datuk Haji Wan Timbalan Presiden Rithauddeen, Encik Mohamad Wan Teh. Da- Tengku Razaleigh Ghafar Baba dan Datuk tuk Abdullah Ahmad, Da- Hamzah, Naib Presiden, Manan Othman. Ahli Ma- tuk Hamzah Abu Samah, Tengku Ahmad Rithaud- jlis Tertinggi — Datuk Datuk Zakaria Abdul deen. Encik Ghafar Baba Rahman, Encik Ghafar dan Datuk Musa Hitam. Baba, Datuk Mokhtar Bahagian Pasir Mas Hashim dan Datuk Man- yang mengadakan me- Bahan asal dari Arkib an Othman. syuaratnya semalam Negara Malaysia Bahagian Tumpat — merupakan bahagian Presiden. Datuk Seri Dr. terakhir di Kelantan Mahathir Mohamad. mengadakan mesyuarat Timbalan Presiden, perwakilannya. .
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