The Straits Times, 7 February 1974
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Title Section21 1974-02-07 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7421 words
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Article, Illustration976 1974-02-07 1 Embassy in Kuwait seized then Japan gives in to demand to fly out Laju hijackers TOKYO, Thursday morning A JAPAN Airlines plane is leaving here today for Singapore to fly the Laju hijackers to an Arab country. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the special JAL flight wouldMo - 976 words
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Article538 1974-02-07 1 MR. Lee Kuan Yew has given a solemn undertaking to President Kim II Sung of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea that the Singapore Government "will honour both in spirit and letter" its assurances on the safety of the Laju hijackers "provideu they do not harm538 words
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Article38 1974-02-07 1 MEXICO CITY, Wed. Thirteen people were killed and 22 Injured when a bus crashed near Jlqulptlu In southern Mexico. The driver, among thr dead, apparently fell asleep at the wheel survivors told police. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article40 1974-02-07 1 FRANKFURT. Wed. The strike called by Bnti .h coalminers for this weekend hit sterling when the West German money market opened today. The pound fell to 6.16/16 marks from yesterday's closing middle price of 6.303. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration351 1974-02-07 1 Hussein back amid mutiny reports BEIRUT, Wed EBANESE news- papers said today that King Husssin of Jordan cut short a visit to London and flew back to Amman yesterday amid reports of an army mutiny in Jordan. The pro Palestinian commando newspaper Al Moharrer quoted travellers from Amman as sayingReuter - 351 words
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Article30 1974-02-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A worldwide mcket squeeze brought the Struts tin price to an all-time high of $1 .036 a plcul today Jump of til on yesterday's price.30 words
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Article142 1974-02-07 1 LONDON, Wed PREDICTIONS har- dened today that Prime Minister Edward Heath would call a snap general election following the decision by miners to shut down Britain's coalfields at the weekend. Mr. Heath was due to meet his Cabinet at their regular weekly meeting today and a groundswellReuter - 142 words
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Article, Illustration253 1974-02-07 1 Whitlam flies in THE Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Gough Whitlam, received a red carpet welcome yesterday when he flew in from Rangoon for a four-day official visit. He was accompanied by his wife, Margaret, and daughter, Cathy. At the airport to welcome him were the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan253 words
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Article43 1974-02-07 1 PHNOM PSNH. Wect. Anti-government Insurgents kept up their harassment shelling around the capital overnight, wounding seven civilians In the Industrial sat i '.He town of Tmkhmau with three 107 mm rockets. the Cambodian High Com- manu reported todaj. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article170 1974-02-07 1 Lorrybus fares up by 10 cents FARES for the private bus. schoolbus and lorrybus supplementary public transport service will be 10 cents more than those announced earlier. A Ministry of Communicrtlons statement last night said the amended fares for buses will be 20, 30 and 40 cents, instead of 10,170 words
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Article27 1974-02-07 1 MEXICO CITY. Wed. A series of village revolts and industrial and student unrest scattered throughout four states are causing growing concern among Mexican authorities. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article80 1974-02-07 1 THE Singapore Government early this morning pledged to expedite the departure of the four hijackers now holding out In the ferry 1...ju for the eighth day. A Government statement issued after midnight said: "The Singapore Government will do whatever is necessary to expedite the departure from80 words
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Article28 1974-02-07 1 KUWAIT. Wed— The Kuwait Government announced tonight it will not allow the Japanese airliner sent to pick up the Laju hijackers to land in Kuwait. un.28 words
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Advertisement59 1974-02-07 1 THE ZOO ALMOST LOSES A TIGER Back Page ASEAN move on freight rates i THAIPUSAM festival picture 7 CLASH in court over tape of P99 rail 7 4 -DEATH crash: Prison and 10-year driving ban 9 CROSSWORD 2 WORLD NEWS 2, 3 ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY LETTERS 8 TV RADIO 959 words
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Article210 1974-02-07 2 Energy talks: France will attend WASHINGTON. Wed France has finally accepted a US Invitation to attend the Washington conference of oil consuming countries next week. Informed European sources here said tonight. The sources said the decision was taken earlier today in Brussels, where European Common Market ministers were reported toReuter - 210 words
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Article, Illustration217 1974-02-07 2 JAKARTA. Wednesday PRESIDENT Suharto today called on all Indonesian provincial governors to act firmly against those spreading false rumours now being circulated in the country. "With high vigilance we can avoid the trick of setting one against the other by those who do not217 words
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Article106 1974-02-07 2 Heikal's State within a state' CAIRO, Wed. President Sadat removed Egypt's best-known Journalist from his Job because "a state within a state" has been created within hU newspaper, sources close to the Government sold tonight The sources said it ..as not so much Mr. Mohammed Kassaneln Heikal's expressed views on106 words
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104 1974-02-07 2 WASHINGTON. Wed The United States, despite record crops being forecast for this year, is cutting back further on Its "food for peace" programme under whicti food Is donated and sold on longterm credit to less developed nations. The Agriculture Department's U559,183 million ($22,960Reuter - 104 words
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Article, Illustration136 1974-02-07 2 DON'T FORCE OUR HAND: SHAH LONDON, Wed. The Shah of Iran In an interview published today warned that if oil consumer states tried to put pressure on oil producers they would get less petroleum. The Shah, speaking to a correspondent of the London Dally Telegraph In Zurich, directed his comments136 words
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Article, Illustration320 1974-02-07 2 A step closer to new clash SPRATLY CLAIM 'GROUNDLESS' SAIGON, Wednesday §OITH Vietnam and China appeared to move a step closer to another confrontation in the South China Sea after last month's battle over the Paracel Islands. The Bouth Vietnamese Foreign Ministry Issued a strongly-word-ed statement describing a Chinese claimReuter - 320 words
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Article165 1974-02-07 2 Brazil uses Biggs to bargain RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed. Runaway train robber Ronald Biggs might escape being sent back to England to finish his 30-year sentence by Invoking an obscure Brazilian law. lawyers said today. Biggs, now being held as a political pawn while Britain and Brazil haggle over theReuter - 165 words
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Article69 1974-02-07 2 DACCA. Wed. Parliament has enacted a law tc enUbllah a Press Council to preserve Press freedom :nd maintain and Improve Ile standard of reports from news agencies and newspapers m Bangladesh. The proposed 15-member Press Council, to be headed by a Supreme Court Judge or anyoneUPI - 69 words
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Article255 1974-02-07 2 lONDON. Wed. The a United States and Britain have agreed In principle to expend anchorage, airfield and other facilities on the British island of Diego Garcia In the Indian Ocean. Announcing this in Parliament today, Deputy Foreign Secretary Ju llan Amery said the BritishReuter - 255 words
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Article61 1974-02-07 2 MADRID. Wed. Tigran Petroslan of the Soviet Union Is leading by 2-0 In hU match against Lajos Portlsch of Hungary after winning the 9th game last night on the Spanish Island of Majorca. tn Augusta. Korchnoy (USSR) also leads 2-0 against Mecklng (Brazil). Three wins qualify at onceAP - 61 words
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Article236 1974-02-07 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States faced the choice of suicide or surrender unless It expanded Its options In nuclear strategy and built up Its conventional forces. Defence Secretary James Schleslnger said today. Defending the defence department's record US$B5,BOO million (5J214.--500 million) Budget for 1075 beforeReuter - 236 words
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Article52 1974-02-07 2 VATICAN CITY, Wed Vatican sources said today Pope Paul VI dismissed Cardinal Jossef Mindssenty as Primate of Hungary to improve relations between the Roman Catholic Church and communist East Europe. Sources said the Pontiff forced the 81-year-old Archbishop of Esitergom to step down after pressure from Hungary's52 words
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Article55 1974-02-07 2 HOUSTON, Wed The three Skylab astronauts will be in better shape than previous Skylao spacemen when they plunge back to earth on Friday because they are shorter and have had more exercise. NASA doctors say the fact they are relatively short about five foot nine will help when their bodies55 words
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Article25 1974-02-07 2 WASHINGTON: The special Watergate prosecutor, Mr. Leon Jaworskl, today reported receiving a "lengthy communication" from President Nixon's chief counsel but declined to disclose the contents.25 words
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Article40 1974-02-07 2 WASHINGTON: Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, planning another of the overseas trips that has marked his term of government service is off to Moscow late next month to finalise plans for a visit later In the year by President Nixon.40 words
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Article25 1974-02-07 2 BRUSSELS: Common Market foreign ministers agreed tonight to allow Italy to continue imposing a limit on imports of Japanese tape recorders for the time oeing25 words
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Article50 1974-02-07 2 WASHINGTON: President Nixon today outlined a new health service plan to cover all Americans without putting up taxes. It would be paid for through private insurance policies, and taxpayers' money would only be used to help old age pensioners and poor families who could not pay for such policies.50 words
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Article29 1974-02-07 2 PRESTON. A secret arsenal and eight men suspected of links with Northern Ireland Protestant extremists were selted in a series ol police raids In the north of England today.29 words
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Article34 1974-02-07 2 SAO PAULO: The final death toll In last Friday's skyscraper fire here already provisionally standing at 227 —might n ?ver be known because many bodies were reduced to ashes, municipal authorities said here today.34 words
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Article23 1974-02-07 2 SYDNE\: A royal commission will inquire into the revolt If prisoners on Sunday in which the maximum security Bathurst jail was burned down.23 words
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Article43 1974-02-07 2 JOLO. (Philippines): I Philippines Air Force Sabrejets bombed and strafed suspected rebel positions today following a predawn artillery barrage for the third day In support of government troops holding parts of two towns on the southern shore of this key Sulu Island Agencies.Agencies - 43 words
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Advertisement40 1974-02-07 2 Potatoes from Great Britain Ware potatoes ready for the table. Contact your local supplier at: Chee Agencies Pte.Ltd., G.PQ Box 1785, 14 Medeitos Building,(ist flood Cecil Street, Singapore. Enquiries welcomed by: Potato Marketing Board, Export Departments Manor Place, Edinburgh, Scotland.40 words
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Article, Illustration239 1974-02-07 3 'SUBPOENA NIXON' POWER FOR HOUSE? WASHINGTON, Wed THE House of Representatives, in a move advancing the impeachment issue, votes today 00 whether to arm its judiciary committee with subpoena powers against president Nixon over Waterpkb. At the same time, the Senate armed services committee plans to question both Secretary ofReuter - 239 words
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159 1974-02-07 3 Flare-up in Gujarat after Indira plea NEW DELHI, Wed. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi called today for an end to violence in the western state of Gujarat where police have been firing on rampaging mobs demanding food. Soon after her plea, viulence erupted anew in the troubled area. Police fired onUPI - 159 words
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90 1974-02-07 3 ALGIERS Wed Algeria and Prance have signed their third oil agreement since the end of the oil war" which followed Algeria's 1971 majority takeover of French oil interests here. Two separate accords have Just been signed between the Algerian state-owned oil and gasReuter - 90 words
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Article33 1974-02-07 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. Talks between President Nlxnn and King Hussein of Jot dan arranged for Friday, have been postponed to a date to be fixed soon, the White House announced yesterday Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article76 1974-02-07 3 SALZBURO, Wed. Government leaders from six nations agreed today that world civlll satlon can avoid a "Doomsday" collapse If rational solutions are found for problems. They struck an essen tlally optimistic ncte at the end of a unique two day conference call ed to considerReuter - 76 words
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155 1974-02-07 3 'NIXON WONT QUIT EVEN IF IMPEACHED' lI'ASHINGTON, Wed. ft President Nixon will not resign even if impeached by the House of Representatives, his son-in-law David Eisenhower said csterday. .Speaking with reporters, Mr. Eisenhower said: "I don't think there is the faintest possibility of him resigning under any circumstance, and impeachment155 words
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Article61 1974-02-07 3 BELFAST. Wed. A new Irish guerilla group may have been responsible for Monday's bomb strike that killed 11 people In an army bus In northern England. An anonymous caller claimIng to represent "the Red Brigade" telephoned the Catholic newspaper, the Irish News, last night and61 words
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Article, Illustration242 1974-02-07 3 Hitting the road on a tread of fear IT was like a Wild West wagon train a convoy of 100 lorries travelling together for safety in fear of attack. The raiders: Other lorry drivers on strike, who have launched sniper attacks, beatings and stonlngs of non-strik-ers. The six-day old strike,Reuter; UPI - 242 words
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Article21 1974-02-07 3 DAMASCUS. Wed President Tito of Yugoslavia arrived hrre last night for a two-day official visit to Syria. Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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176 1974-02-07 3 PEKING. Wed INVOKING the Maoist A dictum "without destruction these can be no construction," the Chinese Press today issued a fresh appeal to every man and woman In China to declare their stand in the current militant surge against the forces of reaction. The176 words
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Article214 1974-02-07 3 ASIA FAR DOWN QUEUE' LONDON, Wednesday THE response of the expanded nine-nation European Economic Community to the approaches of the Asian Commonwealth countries has been "minimal, according to a article in the monthly journal, Commonwealth. The author. Peter Tulloch, a research officer at the Overeas Development In titute here, saidReuter - 214 words
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107 1974-02-07 3 On the way to Mercury alter 'shots' of Venus PASADENA (California), Wed. America's tiny unmanned Mariner 10 spacecraft was speeding towards Mercury today after beaming back to earth the first close up pictures of the planet venus. The 1.103 Ib. 503 kilos) spacecraft yesterday swooped to within 3.600 miles ofReuter - 107 words
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Article37 1974-02-07 3 8A I O ON. Wed. The United States will replace a ship South Vietnam lost to Chinese gunfire and three others like It by the end of the month, Vietnamese military sources said today. UFI.37 words
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Article23 1974-02-07 3 PARIS. Wed. Frencn Finance Minister Valery Olscard D'Estaing today discounted reports that he would be Prance's next prime Minister, i— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration220 1974-02-07 4 EDWARD LIU - Order at special bus lane despite the snags EDWARD LIU By rpHE reserved bus lane along Robin-son-Maxwell Roads went into operation yesterday with the usual "teething problems." Aa early as 6.30 a.m., officers from the Registry of Vehicles enforcement squad were there to guide motorists and cyclists to keep out220 words
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Article48 1974-02-07 4 THE Department of Extramural Studies. University of Singapore, will hold a course on Basic Business Finance 1 on Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. The lecturer U Mr. Chua Jocn Eng. lecturer in the university's School of Accountancy and Business Administration. The fee is $«548 words
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114 1974-02-07 4 A2O-MINTJTE fire gutted a paper storeroom and a dentist's shop in Purvis Street, off Korth Bridge Road, yesterday afternoon. Total damage is estimated al over $210,000 The Shin* Hua Stationery's store on the ground floor of the twotstorey prewar building was gutted. Paper114 words
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Article45 1974-02-07 4 MORE than 4.000 people attended the eight-day Pleasey trade show at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce auditorium which ended yesterday, according to Pleasey. The total sales negotiated were estimated at SSOO.OOO from 160 orders from government department commercial and Industrial firms45 words
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Article59 1974-02-07 4 DAGGER MEN ROB FAMILY OF $5,000 THREE robbers held up a family at their Cambridge itoad house and escaped with $1,670 and jewellery »->rth $3,000 yesterday. Mr. Chew Sea Chong. 60, told police that the robbers armed with daggers, tied their hands and feet with pieces of cloth. They then59 words
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213 1974-02-07 4 Metrication no excuse for price hike MANUFACTURERS were urged yesterday not to take advantage of the conversion to metrication, to increase the prices of their products. This was one of the recommendations of delegates of the week-long first Regional Consumer Seminar for Asia and the Pacific now on at the213 words
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Article25 1974-02-07 4 SEVEN employers were fined a total of $1.9»0 for infringing the Central Provident Fund and Factories Act? dur.i.g the week ending Jan. Ml25 words
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Article319 1974-02-07 4 P.M. RAMAN - Freight rates: Move by Asean P.M. RAMAN By ASEAN shippers are to unite against conference lines which practise open freight rates to the detriment of Southeast Asian exports and trade. A strategy to fight the practice will be discussed at a special meeting of Asean regional shippers councils to be319 words
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Article89 1974-02-07 4 Man stole from sister and in-law TENGKU Samsudln bin Tengku Alam, 21, of Malaysia, was Jailed for three months by a magistrate's court yesterday after he admitted stealing from his sister and her father in law. He was also jailed for two months for entering Singapore without a permit. The89 words
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72 1974-02-07 4 THE Metric?, tlon Board has accepted the Packaging Committee's recommendations o n standard metric packaging sizes for sugar, butter and margarine The stanuard packaging sizes for butter are: lOg IOOg 250g. 500g and 25kg; Table margarine: 250g. MOg and lkg: Sugar: JOOg. 1 kg. 272 words
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144 1974-02-07 4 PRINCIPALS have been asked by the Education Ministry to avoid changing prescribed textbooks as far as possible to help lighten the financial burden of parents. This Is one of the suggestions to encourage economy In the use of textbooks and statlonThe suggestions were prompted144 words
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Article33 1974-02-07 4 TEO Choon Lye. 18. w fined $35 by a magistrate* court yesterday for shouting In the emergency unit of Outram Hospital on Tuesday at about 5 15 pm He pleaded guilty.33 words
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Article97 1974-02-07 4 POLICE yesterday warned that it will take action against any lion or dragon dance troupes which harass residents in housing estates for ang pows after their performances. Police spokesman Mr. Ng Woon Poh said that police have warned some offending troupes that they will be97 words
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Article, Illustration107 1974-02-07 4 FIERY START FOR SCOOTER A KICK on the starter sparked off this blaze which reduced the scooter into a MJzlinn wreck within minutes on Tuesday night. Encik Majid bin Ibrahim, 42, watchman, was riding along Paterson Road when the machine belong ing to his friend stalled opposite the Instituir ofVow Yun Won - 107 words
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241 1974-02-07 4 Guilty plea by Singapore students BANGKOK, Wednesday CIX teenagers from the American School in Singapore pleaded guilty when they appeared in court in Sukhothai north of here today on sacrilege charges. The six were arrested last week after some of them were found climbing atop a giant Buddha image inReuter - 241 words
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Article63 1974-02-07 4 Save energy display at centre A SAVE energy display will highlight the Water Is Precious exhibition a* the Keppel Harbour community centre from tomorrow to Sunday. The exhibition organised by the Telok. Blangah cltlzeru consultative committee the Kepr*l Harbour community centre management committee and the PUB will be opened by63 words
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Article42 1974-02-07 4 Skin diving course THE Chinese YMCA campIng and outdoor education department will bold a sixsesalon course on skin diving. every Friday starting tomorrow rrom 7. 30 to 8.30 pm Registration Is open to swimmers who are 16 yea-., of age and above.42 words
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Article35 1974-02-07 4 LEE 81ang Kee of Jalan Mutlara was fined $150 yesterday for using a car with a noisy exhaust In Orange Rot 1 at about 6 pm. last Peb 2 He pleaded guilty35 words
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Article30 1974-02-07 4 THE chairman of the Commonwealth Development Corporation. Blr Eric OrtffllhJones, will arrive from Kuala Lumpur today for a two-week tour of CDC's offices In the Asla-Paclflc region.30 words
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Miscellaneous217 1974-02-07 4 Straits Times Crossword 1 O-th,,e AtK p^ UC e claas f m C V> divisions (6). 7 upset a storyteller I) s Dor t start flirting in 8 Romar. bottle-ffroui.d? (5 marriage (8). i; 9 Criminal held on making 12 VYactlonally superior partcall (t). ier? (g 4) 10 Little Ulster217 words
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Advertisement271 1974-02-07 5 A wise investment in Malaysia Seconc ot P) n ri C /^^r^^^V C\^~ A^\^QCir v 111 1 mil 1 Developer's Licence No. 374/73. Planning No. (14) dim. PKL. 1290/71 I K^fc a^.. _^a_-. m w^* Kuala Lumpur's most prestigious shopping, DWER! office and apartment complex, Wisma C4U HC Stephens, on271 words
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Article434 1974-02-07 6 K. LUMPUR, Wed. pOl'H more molor assembly plants are to be set up in M l l ays ia two in West Malaysia and one each in Sabah and Sarawak. The Government today announced its decision to approve the setting-up of these plants to "meet the increasing434 words
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329 1974-02-07 6 A sympathy strike threat by 14,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE 14,000 workers of the National Union of Commercial Workers may go on sympathy strike, if the dispute in Syarikat Ong Yoke Lin is not settled soon. 1 NUCW general secretary Mr. M Vasagam warned today that 'drastic action" may be329 words
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Article118 1974-02-07 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Four women and a tobacco factory manager were injured in an accident involving two cars and two lorries in Jalan Ampang in front of the Thai Embassy this afternoon during a heavy downnour. The women are Dr. Tan Ah Moi. 35; Mrs.118 words
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Article55 1974-02-07 6 BAOH D A D, Wed. A Malaysian delegation led by the Primary Industries Minister. Detuk Talb Manmud, had talks here today with Mr. Taha Al-Jazrawl, the Iraq) Industry Minister. The delegation arrived here yesterday on a three-day visit for talks on the possibility of Iraq supplyingReuter - 55 words
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167 1974-02-07 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Legislation has been drawn up to control the number of warehouses and stores of all dealers and wholesalers In essential commodltes. It Is understood that the proposed regulations for this are now being considered by the Attorney-General's Office. The167 words
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Article63 1974-02-07 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed More than 500 Malaysian women police will receive between $50 and (140 In pay Increases with the lmplementa tlon of equal pay In the force The Home ARalrs Minister. Tan Sri Ohazall Snarl*, announced at the Pollct TrainIng School yesterday that women63 words
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Article137 1974-02-07 6 KVALJi LUMPUR, Wed. The Government has deplored the Increase of naval activity In the Indian Ocean by the British and United States military forces. A Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman, commenting on a report that Britain and the US had agreed to expand military facilities on Diego137 words
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284 1974-02-07 6 No bread delivery in KL: Vendors take the day off KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Bread sales by vendors today dipped to half the usual amount, and tomorrow there will be no delivery to homes. The vendors are taking the day off tomorrow to attend an emergency meeting of the Kuala Lumpur284 words
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Article53 1974-02-07 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed Police have smashed an opium manufacturing syndicate believed to have been operating here for many years. "We have caught the mas-ter-mind, a 65-year-old man." raid Buklt Mertajam OCPD, Asst. Supt. Aziz bin Hanin. who led a r: Id on a house In Jalan Aston53 words
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Article52 1974-02-07 6 KUALA I.UMPUR. WedAbout 400 United Asbestos employees will get salary Increases of between $45 and $80 In a collective agreement reached yesterday. The management also guarantees a bonus of one-and-a-half months' pay an lnr.-ease of half a month. A.'rv.al leave goes ur> from seven working days52 words
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Article54 1974-02-07 6 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. The 24-hour curfew Imposed In Slim River and Tanjong Ma Urn In Perak has been extended for another 24 hours from 6 «m tomorrow to 6 am on Friday The curfew does not affect any of the roads or residential areas within the area54 words
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Article27 1974-02-07 6 ALOR STAR. Wed— Police have arrested a man believed to be responsible for breakIng Into six homes In Alor Star over the past two months.27 words
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Article31 1974-02-07 6 IPOH. Wed A youth has surrendered to the police In connection with the murder of a Penang fisherman. Wong Hoong Thiam. 31. here on the night of Jan. 25.31 words
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Article103 1974-02-07 6 IPOH, Wed.— A temporary deviation, halfmile lonr. Is to be built to by -pass the worst affected section of Gopeng Road between the 4th and sth milestone to permit traffic through the area. Another section of Gopeng Road Is also affected by the flood from103 words
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Advertisement291 1974-02-07 6 :"9th"DAY"i AT THE CAPITOL 5 SHOWS DAILY U am. 1.46. 4.00. 6.30. 930 The film that broke rocords wherever shown is NOW BREAKING RECORDS in SINGAPORE! J t BK^i IH I KWifeVafc-JaP^ B She handles a car fhe SUPER She handles a gun J Shr handles a «u»*?Ai^ tO kick291 words
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Article, Illustration246 1974-02-07 7 rIS is how school- I girl Jasper Kaur. 14, kept a vow Tester- I day and said thank you to Lord Subratnar.iam for curing her illness. And because of her faith, the two long needles which pierced her tongue and the smallerMAX KIAN SENG - 246 words
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Article65 1974-02-07 7 Contractor robbed of payroll THREE men held up a sub contractor In Jurong yesterday and robbed him of a $1,000 payroll which was meant for five factory workers. Police said Koo Ah Kow, 34. was walking along Boon Lay Gardens when the robbers confronted him. At dagger point they forced65 words
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Article31 1974-02-07 7 THE Parliamentary Secretary. Ministry of Social Affairs. Mr. Chan Chee Beng. will open a charity art exhibition at the National Library Lecture Hall on Saturday at 3 pm.31 words
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234 1974-02-07 7 Gate passes for cars, buses to enter MGS METHOD I.iT Girls School in Mount Sophia is believed to be the first scnool In Singapore to Introduce school gate passes under Its car pool system. The passes are Issued to vans, schoolbuses and private cars carrying five or more school students.234 words
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173 1974-02-07 7 STUDENTS UNION'S PROTEST AT RECEPTION rpHE University of SingaX pore Students Union's interim council yesterday urged varsity students who have accepted the university administration's invitation to meet the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Oough Whitlam, at the campus today to reconsider their acceptances. The administration, it said, had selected and invited173 words
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Article58 1974-02-07 7 MR E W Barker. Minister for Law and National Development yesterday exchanged toasts with the acting High Commissioner for New Zealand. Mr. B.J Lynch to celebrate New Zealand Day. The reception was held at the official residence of the High Commissioner for New Zealand. Mr. Harold Huyton58 words
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Article33 1974-02-07 7 BUS driver Ho Yoke Chee. of To* Psyoh. was fined $.175 yesterday for driving a bus which emitted excessive smoke In River Valley Road on Oct. 21. 1972 He pleaded guilty33 words
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436 1974-02-07 7 Clash in court over tape of 999 call THK prosecution and the defence in a murder trial clashed in the High Court yesterday when a tape-recording of police 999 calls was introduced for what is believed to be the first time in a court here. The issue was whether the436 words
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Advertisement529 1974-02-07 7 rWhen were you last m really/it?^ Was it when you E^^\** '"^^V V were at school? In M* the Armed Forces? In «Vt k your early twenties? How c>Ju would you like to recapture now that youthful fitness, experience again that wonderful. j^ *^^^aW exhilarating feeling of knowing gjv. you're529 words
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Miscellaneous299 1974-02-07 7 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh tfc Hal Camp JI ME N6HSNT COME TMC CJW^ I *StO6 ©iN WWP AT s 1 I MAH lF Y OU «HN SHOKT MW*»uJ£-»c -ccrv-.# A LOAN ID TIDE HIM CVE« I K^CONE 1 £Mv MOK6E iOF BREAP THIS MONTH ■Sp^SSf -Twr^vSS M S299 words
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Article454 1974-02-07 8 YESTERDAY was almost the day of the tiger at the Singapore Zoo. A tiger rllmbed the 18-foot chain-link fence of its enclosure, Jumped onto a neighbouring wall and stayed there until It was enticed back with an unscheduled meal of meat. But for their quick action, zoo authorities454 words
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Article117 1974-02-07 8 AIRS INDIRA GANDHI yesterday told an l flection rally in her home state of Uttar Pradesh that violence and looting were harmful to the peopl". Around the same time, a new wave of rioting broke out In Guiarat where 10 people died during food riots last117 words
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597 1974-02-07 8 WE are going through difficult times. The cost of living has gone up. Rice, sugar, cooking oil. soap; almost any commodity you can think of has increased In price. To top aii this, since c;.7'<tmas the Government tkZi announced rises In the cm>t of electricity,597 words
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Letter54 1974-02-07 8 rpHE NWC recommends 1 an Interim Increase of $25 for those who earn less than $1,000. But the high cost of food also affects those who earn just over $1,000. I urge the NWC to recommend a better deal for all those who are affected by the recent price-hike. JUST54 words
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Letter100 1974-02-07 8 Sweating it out at library mHE National Library JL is not conducive to !>mdy these days. On Jan 30 at 4.30 p.m. the weather In the street was Dleasant. but when I entered the Reference Room (Technical and Scientific Section) It was warm. This. I believe, was because the air-condl-tloner100 words
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Letter39 1974-02-07 8 WE have had the AntlMosqulto. Keep Singapore Clean and Pollution Free. Antl-Lltter and Keep Our Water Clean campaigns. How about having an Antl-Splttlng Campaign. I am sure most people will give their wholehearted support to this. K.K. Singapore 20.39 words
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Letter34 1974-02-07 8 NOW that the Oovernment has provided pxcutive-type flats costIng between $50,000 and $56 000 to the civil servants, would the HDB consider building similar flats for the middle Income group? WAGE EARNER. Singapore 12.34 words
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198 1974-02-07 8 I REFER to the letter by "Concerned Citizen" (ST. Jan. 5). The new scheme for Government and statutory board employees to work staggered hours Is to help relieve traffic congestion as well as overcrowding during lunch hour. As you are aware, this198 words
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Letter35 1974-02-07 8 /^OULD "Long Enough" \J (S.T. Jan. 28) kindly contact me at Tel. ***** Ext. 52 and furnish details of his telephone application for our Investigation. ESTHER SEAH (Mlm). Asst. Public Relations Officer, Singapore Telephone Board35 words
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Letter43 1974-02-07 8 IWISH to thank the writer "Falcon" (B.T. Jan. 26) for his suggestion on the s«le of coins at the POSB and wish to Inform him that the matter has been noted for due consideration. DOROTHY NG. PubUc Relations Officer. Post Office Savings Bank.43 words
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Letter28 1974-02-07 8 I REFER to the letter by C. H. Phng (8. T. Jan. 19). Will Mr. Phng please contact the undersigned. YAP PEK HONG (Mrs), Senior P.R.0.. Housing Board.28 words
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693 1974-02-07 8 HENRY TANNER - HENRY TANNER By t: CAIRO MOIIAMMKD Heykal. one of Egypt's most powerful political figures for thr last 20 >i.irs. has been abruptly relieved of his posts us chief editor and chairman of the board of Al Ahram. Egypt's most influenti.'l newspaper. A laconic announcement693 words
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Article, Illustration1038 1974-02-07 8 PERCY SENEVIRATNE - TM way is good if it is genuine PERCY SENEVIRATNE TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION By IifAHARISHI Mahcsh Yogi, the celebrated spiritual adviser of the Baltics once described transcendental meditation as "a iiß'tnod by which a man can water the roots of his individnal life like :i gardener watering the roots of his1,038 words
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Advertisement38 1974-02-07 8 St > l*s cut to let est t'f (J by our most pe' enced c ef t ilts completely hand tailored stitched we have 'he lateit wtdeit range of materials for selection, Singapore. 1. Tel ***** Hong Kong (Branch)38 words
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Advertisement261 1974-02-07 8 Newsweek 1 Feb 11 Issue ON SALE NOW! INSIDE: The Arts in America MAIL YOUR COUPON TO Newsweek International c/oSANVIC ENTERPRISE. SUITE 136. STAMFORD HOUSE SINGAPORE 6 TEL ***** special cash offer! gss2:: o s .i;s I a 27 WMki for $16.90 I prefer to b« billed Q Wmk% fof261 words
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530 1974-02-07 9 pOHMKH PUB driver, V. Naidu, 38, was jailed lor nine months yesterday and banned from driving for the next 10 yean for causing the deaths of four members of a family by dangerous driving. He was found guilty of causing the deaths of schoolteacher530 words
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Article35 1974-02-07 9 LORRY driver Llm Lan Thlan. of B««.ch Road, w«3 fined $150 yesterday for u»ing a lorry which emitted excessive smoke In Woodlands Road on Dec 30. 1972. He pleaded guilty.35 words
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Article95 1974-02-07 9 $30,000 grab from jewellery shop TWO men smashed the showcase of Lai Loy Jewellers at Specialist's Centre In Somerset Road with a hammer yesterday and escaped with two necklaces worth $30,000. In their hurry they left behind a Jade brooch worth (25,0*0 which was damaged when the showcase was smashed.95 words
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Article75 1974-02-07 9 THE Singapore Bakery and Confectionery Trade Association yesterday Joined the Trade Department in warning bakers who sell shortweight bread. The association's president Mr. Wee Soon King, .said his association was not happy about the report that bakers were producing shortwelght bread. The association, he said, had75 words
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Article76 1974-02-07 9 Organist to give two concerts MR. Wllhelm Krumbach, acclaimed as the best Oerman organist of the younger generation In Germany, will give two concerts In the Chapel of the Trinity Theological College In Mount Sophia Road. The matinee concert Is on Saturday at 5.30 p.m. and ihe main concert on76 words
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Article50 1974-02-07 9 CURRENT air fares for travel on International routes within the Asia South West Pacific region will be extended for another year. This was announced by the International Air Transport Association (lATA) at the end of 'heir two- week Joint trafflc conference at Hyatt Hotel yesterday.50 words
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Article, Illustration212 1974-02-07 9 rlS is an artist's sketch of the Johore Baru end of the causeway after it has been widened from n three-lane to a six-lane carriageway. Each lane will be 3.6 metres wide. Two lanes each will be212 words
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355 1974-02-07 9 The 33-day ordeal of 2 shipwreck fishermen rpWO out of eight men on a fishing boat J- which caught fire and sank in the Malacca Straits in December last year have returned home safely after a 33-day ordeal. Two died. The remaining four are missing. Fisherman Tan Chor, 50, said355 words
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71 1974-02-07 9 800 toy gifts for children's homes CHILDREN in welfare homes will soon happily be playing with electronic and batteryoperated aircraft and other toys. For the Singapore Council of Social Service In Penang Lant yesterday received 800 toys worth $3,900. donated by Tomy (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., a Japanese toy factory In71 words
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Article78 1974-02-07 9 POUR executives from Champion Motors, distributor* of Volkswagen In Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei, -ver* presented diamond and gold award pins for their outstanding work. They are Mr. Roland F. Funk. Controller of Field Force for the region, who received a diamond pin. while gold pins went to78 words
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Article23 1974-02-07 9 THE water consumption on Tuesday was 115.3 million gallons (524.000 cubic metres), 3.5 million gallons (16.000 cubic metres) more than on Monday.23 words
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Article124 1974-02-07 9 $200 FOR BRAVE CISCO ESCORT SOT. Mohammed Jahi bin Abdul Rahim was yesterday presented $200 in appreciation of his daring defence of a doctor near Sembawang Circus on Nov 27 last year. Dr. Qoh Fook Thin, 33. with Sgt. Mohammed Jahi, sitting beside him as escort, was driving along Sembawang124 words
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Article39 1974-02-07 9 A 30-YEAR-OLD girl. Lee Kirn Lan, was fined 450 by a maglstritte's court yesterday for buying an Illegal chap-)l--kee lottery ticket In Jalan Keladl. off Jalan Eunos. on Tuesday at about 840 pm She pleaded guilty.39 words
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Article43 1974-02-07 9 ENCIK Ibrahim bin Hassan. 52. died on the spot after being Involved In an accident with a lorry at the Junction of Hill Street and New Bridge Road yesterday. There were 94 road accidents, five serious and one fatal.43 words
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531 1974-02-07 9 Anti-litter officer and the boy with a conscience THE Chief Justice i yesterday spoke < anti-litter officer fr the Environment an 18-year-old HSC stu< officer for littering. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin was hearing the appeal of the Public Prosecutor against the acquittal, without defence being called, of the student531 words
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Article25 1974-02-07 9 AN American tax expert. Mr. John McAuley. will arrive on Tuesday to assist American residents here with their tax returns for last year.25 words
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Advertisement59 1974-02-07 9 SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY proudly presents WORLD'S LEADING CLASSICAL ORGANIST DR. WILHELM KRUMBACH at CHAPEL OF TNE TRINITY COLLEGE, 7 MOUNT SOPHIA S PORE 9 SUNDAY. 10th FEBRUARY 1974 8.30 p.m. >rog>afnm« includes pwcat byjS Bach G P T«l«mann J«an Frar ai> and G«"T<an Bach Choir Tickets available at Cold Storage59 words
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Advertisement155 1974-02-07 9 WHEN YOU GET TO KNOW SILVANO, NOTHING EISE IS GOOD ENOUGH. Silvano's supc- high sensitive shortwave yourself fall asleep on a tape because its frequency lets you enjoy faraway stations Auto Stop Mechanism switches off the as if they were medium -wave ->sset automatically when the tape broadcasts. You c?'i155 words
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Miscellaneous424 1974-02-07 9 I TV SINGAPORE (5) 2 (Uj PM Opening and House- 7 1A PM Bicara (Malay) 1.13 J.W wr.es 1 Matinee The /.W tropean Entertainers STI) """si STS-2 mm Muhammad (Chinese— repeat) 4.11 General Hos Ml ><* Fra/ier I.M News and pital 4.51 Intermission I.N Open Newsreel (English) 1.55 Western ing424 words
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Miscellaneous521 1974-02-07 9 I TV MALAYSIA (3) OAC Ml Summary 2.47 Toto News 1.11 Belajirlah Bahau Anda L..tO Draw 311 Kuu Sekolah- 1.13 Silhouette I.M Here's lucy Senolah J.» The Burglars 4.11 The Wiltons 7 JI The Ad*entu v v urer I.H Summary I.N Pentas Music Mic Mac 4.44 Assalaimualai- Gha/al 1.31 Cahayaa521 words
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Article, Illustration285 1974-02-07 10 Being busy makes life interesting for Mrs. Whitlam \f RS. Margaret ITI Whitlam, wi/e of Australia's Prime Minister, is a person who believes in keeping herself busy. Now in Singapore on an official visit with her husband, Mr. Gough Whitlam and daughter Catherine, she has been described as "versatile and285 words
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Article267 1974-02-07 10 Jewellery... and stability JEWELLERY has a special meaning for each Individual. For some it Is of sentimental value, others may have inherited it, but the great majority buy it because they have picked it out themselves. The content of Jewellery is precious metals and gemstones. and It can be bought.267 words
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Article, Illustration524 1974-02-07 10 Starv: ONG KIAT BENG Pictures: FMICIS 016 gVKHYBODY'S dressing up in a dress these days. And if you don't own a short one, it's time you go out and look at what's available in the shops, or scan the fashion magazines524 words
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376 1974-02-07 10 MOST artists are flattered when their works are displayed in several states. Mr. Denis Lee considers it a Job well done if his work goes completely unnoticed. Mr. Lee. as director of the Medical Illustration Service at the University of Michigan Medical Centre,UPI - 376 words
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Article264 1974-02-07 10 rE National Roads and Motorists Association iNRMAi in Sydney has Issued a warning to women who drive cars while wearing platform shoes. The chief traffic engineer of the NRMA, Mr. Ted Hustable, said wearing the high heeled shoes could lead to accidents. "They are the most hazardous264 words
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Advertisement449 1974-02-07 10 Nfjal Vitamin E capsules golden seeds of life makes you feel younger vigorous and virile aY a\ "1 "1 Nyal Vtamm E Capsules containing high potency vitamin E which is fortified with natural wheat germ oil. are RMsajlK^M'^ vaiu-i BHrrTT*-^a\ conditioning and m promoting increased W health and vitality Nyal449 words
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Advertisement65 1974-02-07 10 Take-off Techniques N0.2 You mightn't think that one small lotion-filled pad could gently take off all your eye make up But Quickies can Just a gentle touch and makeup quickly lifts off And Quickies are so handy No tissues. no cotton wool. no bottles to break So carry a pack65 words
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Advertisement67 1974-02-07 10 rWE YOU TRED COTY'S NEW GOLDS FOR LIPS AND NALS? These are the new Gold Cense. Gotd Gnger and Gold Russet The elegant opulent, outlandishry Iv.iutituUolorN tKit make the fax ten tin*^ more vibrant With matching, long-lasting nail enamels that dry quic kry and never lorn' their c l.inu Coty67 words
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Advertisement276 1974-02-07 10 To help you come up smiling the morning after the night before lon much ilrink and too little lieep, and you mighi wake up teelmg awful. Be smari lake one or two Alka-Selt/er lahlets dissolved in water helore you go to bed. Or alter >ou wake up. h will help276 words
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Advertisement1479 1974-02-07 11 rrL kJ^J f^j^^S i^NTAINEtSNIP SERVICE TO tJR CONTINENT JJnruAUnkl SntaaoT P truwa 0 ai'i Hnrt UR BENAVUri ,J FM II MM It MM IMm .oat.oat IIPtISS 74 F. I 1 I. ipr I Am 11 AM .KIIPOOLIA* J Mar SMM MMM MMM SIMM MMM iimJON OAV IMm 11 Mm lAm1,479 words
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Advertisement1132 1974-02-07 11 BLUE SEA UNE Expt-JM StolM to Strata Swvfc* f Ntatlta Oalt PM N Vorl Ptnaat P. kaUjaf S ptrt launi j KIIMH MM Sa.kM SMM fm 11 NO I PERSEUS SMMt AM II fM 11 fM IS fM II Fft 11 HOIISIUUS Ma IS l-a 11 fM 1 Mar ll1,132 words
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Advertisement1145 1974-02-07 11 apaAsataai^BaaaaaßaaaaßaaaaaaaaßaaaK I S'oort P Rtlaxf S.l" Au»l. j franca U R. lENAVON 11 f.a II Frt II Mn 10 Mm I Mm i HONCrONC EXPRESS m frt S Am 'Am I Am ii I'm LIVERPOOL lAT IMm sMm lt Mm MMm 11 Mm It Mm IOWIOON BAT Imm il mm1,145 words
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Advertisement979 1974-02-07 11 FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE TO EUROPt FOI rif". o OELf T 'mI "l Otte djm ArnSte to lt selaniia mm ia Basle. Hamrjurt Bremen. Bremerhaven. NIDUOTO OEjiHi 1 Aarnus. Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Malmoe. Stockholm. Oslo, Helsinki. United Kingdor. FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE FROM EUROPE X"."' .EtfT 't R0 dOT TO i L sslaniia979 words
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Advertisement840 1974-02-07 11 S.-««a«n *****4; f. KtU»« 6341; XL *****; >ma.a JSJOI THE BANK LINE LTD. LIAtS Fit E I S AFIrU PINEIANR .MajritHil l».-.tn. I IS Africa) r Rriin la Pt I Frt S 00" II IS Frt FROM HIT I SOUTN AfIICA fOt lANCIOR. MANILA. Wf VUN« p ,r t Frt840 words
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Advertisement1143 1974-02-07 12 [BM_BwßfWw*^M^Bf^M_ RMVn Rt\_Ra— a_a~aßa_aM_aa— Ra_aa~a~a_RaMM— I \W "itAWASAKI KiSEN KAISHA LTD. UNASAU KIfUAI UUK KAISMA LTD. PltfU, I. ROM. STMITS StWICL laaaa HH Spar. p naiaat II FN Japan Arabian Cull S«— /law Sin|a*o t FM: CMIEMILI MM* 'rt Man. O«ka.. Rliorrawkakr. a_nmci Maaii iil I Mar CoM-to MuKarorta< aaaaimci1,143 words
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Advertisement933 1974-02-07 12 _L_HH_M_a_r_i BEAUTY LINES UA HO FH CT MAUM LOTUS I* Part 7 Fak Tractors (or ladotwsia. I C T HAm MIT I* Part 7 Fak Tractors lor Indonesia. KAITT HIT I* Pwt 7 Fak Libuan ;uif lAMEI II Faa 12 Fak Ukarti .SI lEIITAP II Fak 12 Fak lapan lEAIIT933 words
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Advertisement1033 1974-02-07 12 i a mjmJoiiSnS9BWWrWK/ »*\»\l>O«— r~a **^*j£l J.K. EUROPE SHVICt LOADING FOR LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG >.«*«• «aMt Paaaai amm: MCE Vlllu Caa 4) II I) Fit 14 IS Frl loon 13 Mar. R'aaa) 1* Mtr. tumour n Mar EPt»M tMiiail 1/ I Mar 111 Mar 11 Mar London* Aar I'M 101,033 words
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Advertisement870 1974-02-07 12 TKI »O«T OF UNCAPOH* VIII iharitM aM T>ln« Vi luand 1 AUTHORITY ANNOUHCIO i :i«hl»r TH* rOLLOWINC BRRTHINC OOT K M B OUT: Th»r»r. 1 2 Draton 111 n 7 Jalataran« IS I* Autty .V 'OUT KLAHG 17 2«. v.«a Ornavltvt Lrln Ba-eoti 111 and tviro I ima Chrrry VHja870 words
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Advertisement894 1974-02-07 12 TUGS AND DECK CARGO/OIL BARGES AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER OR SALE UNITS AVAILABLE DESCRIPTION 3 440 HP PUSHER TUG TWIN SCREW 3 FEET DRAFT 1 920 HP TWIN SCREW TUG 2 120 40 x 8 BARGE t 140 50 10 BARGE 1 171 48 10 BARGE FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT894 words
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Advertisement346 1974-02-07 13 ROBIN DREDGING PTE LIMITED requires ACCOUNTANT/ADMINISTRATOR rfor its Accounts Department in Indonesia. I he man for this post will preferably be a qualified Accountant around 30 years of age, with several years of ac counting and administrative experience and have knowledge of shipping practice and the Malay Language. Applicants with346 words
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Advertisement606 1974-02-07 13 SERVICE ENGINEER Distributor for British and American mining and construction equipment requires an experienced service engineer immediately. The following requirements appiy: Sound experience in construction equipment generally and on fork lift trucks in particular. Willingness to travel service vehicle provided. throughout Singapore and Malaysia. Singapore citizen between 30 and 45606 words
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Advertisement608 1974-02-07 13 f SINGAPORE SLIPWAY ENGINEERING COMPANY (PTE) LIMITED (A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF KEPPEL SHIPYARD (PTE) LTD.) The further expansion of Singapore Slioway in shiprepairs and shipbuilding provides career opportunities for suitably qualified, keen and experienced persons in the following appointments SENIOR OFFICERS (A) SUPERVISOR (ENGINE) (B) SUPERVISOR (PIPING) (C) SUPERVISOR608 words
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Advertisement654 1974-02-07 13 FAIRCHIL DN\ SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. A SUBSIDIARY OF FAiRCHiLO CAMERA AND iNSiRUMENT CORP PROCESS ENGINEER Applicants should possess University Degree/ Diploma in Electrical/ Electronics/ Mechanical Engineering or equivalent professional qualifications. Preferably with one year experience in the manufacturing process. Qualified applicants may submit comprehensive resume of education, experience, present salary,654 words
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Advertisement713 1974-02-07 13 PI BIK I 111 1 1 IKS BOARD IrNDrRs WATER DEPARTMENT (sth Floor. Colombo Court Building) 1 Laying and welding of 36 30" 24" diameter pipeline from Tanglin Circus to Havelock Road Stage II Tender deposit $500 Close at 2. IS p m on 13 374 2. Supply of submersible713 words
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Article18 1974-02-07 14 »n hon( I Bank IH Wool Milk tilt »24« MM m:s nst a M .M .«3 .»318 words
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Article65 1974-02-07 14 M jbl«-» M Irrd M I In.* I! n. ml, I S Kramat II. Lronc Stoir H A Low Alrv Md{ F. East Is. Prn. I In ion $4!»C (2.KI 11.31 S3.44 $565 $3 10 S3 30 I3.M tttt $5.M S1.60 $2 IS ».N $2 19 .2* .19 .1665 words
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Article25 1974-02-07 14 San lloldinn 16..—» Haw Par Intern MI.M* Stair Darby M.M* K.I. Krporif 87.M* Total Tumovrr: f 1.84 M Total Valur: 54.69 M25 words
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Article55 1974-02-07 14 Dk. 3*. IMC IN Ore. 31. IMS IM r Drc. 29. 1M« IM 6 Dec. 31. IM i Jan. 1. 1970 IM Industrials: a Wtmmmu HoUK: Prop*rtirs: Tins: t rubbrnt: ii I B( >■ i.,,i rrv> <J rrw. o 271.6* 27«.2S 487.59 487.(5 195.53 J95.I3 253.32 249.76 167.38 167.2155 words
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Article1320 1974-02-07 14 THE U*t transacted sale at he close of business In the true of Singapore ye urday compared with -res together With 1973 74 high and low Ad,u«ted for all new Issues i CLOSINC TONC: All sections clo>r« raurr TURNOVER: OTic il tola! iok room *u|.i .in) i.v in.Slock1,320 words
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Article1613 1974-02-07 14 tolt> and offer prices officially listed end business In ■nd reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shewn In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDI STKIU A. Tape d 328 1 35 Si. Ajinomolo <2 50B> Alcan1,613 words
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Article372 1974-02-07 14 /CONDITIONS continuV- ed to rule dull and easier on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday as buyers were holding back for want of incentive to deal From the first bell prices were softer and although some recovery v.iv noted in the later sessions, the majority of372 words
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Article1711 1974-02-07 14 BID and offer prices officially I and buslne» In and reported :o the Stock Fxchangr cf Singapore yes- 1 terda> with the number of I •hares traded shown 111 brackets in lots of 1.000 unit* unless otherwise specified. MM RH IU Acma 1 2 55B 1 A.P.I.1,711 words
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Article287 1974-02-07 14 Marginal advance in KL market riADING took on a better tone after midmcrning at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, the first welcome change since share prices began retreating about a week ago. Popular and volatile Issues were among those to lead the general, though marginal, advance on all fronts.287 words
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Article197 1974-02-07 14 A SLAN currency deposit interbank rates as at :lose on Wednesday Peb 6: IS DOLLARS Offer Bid 7 days 9-3 4 9-12 1 mth 8-5 8 8-1 2 2 mths 8-9 16 8-7 16 3 mths 8-9 16 8-7 16 6 mths 8-9 16 8-7 16 9197 words
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Article32 1974-02-07 14 Average inter-bank rates tn Sngapore dollars for Feb 6: OFFER BID Overnight 1 1 10 1 jnth 13 13 2 mths 12' 11'. 3 mths 11.1 1 Prime rate r32 words
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Article29 1974-02-07 14 Rubber: Frb. 6. Singapore: 245.50 cts. (down 5.00 cts). Malaysia. 242 00 cts. (down 5.00 cts). Tin: $'.035 (up $31). Official offering 275 tons (up 10 tons).29 words
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Article68 1974-02-07 14 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for ral--1 iii.itine Cu-toms duties I for the period from Feb. 7 until further notice: Rubber tlMt a lb. Copra $1,178.00 a ton P. Kernel $235.25 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber 22! cts a lb.68 words
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Article97 1974-02-07 14 HINESC PRODUCE IX '•CHANCE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut oil: r.-iiK JUT nominal, drvim $140 nominal Copra Mixed I loos. 1 UK' Com. *~L" N Popper Munti.k ASTA uhllv f.O.b. 100' MW *312| srller*. S.ir.iAjk »hlt.- f.O.t). S3OO stllrrs. Sarawak sprclal 1.1 H k l.v b97 words
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Article61 1974-02-07 14 TuMdsy Monctjy UIS U»» Mrlbournr il) <■!< -3 vt.-I London Mll.imi 133. 50 hfirut 1 11... 1 134.00 Hon^kor.K 1.17 Pi 1 :<" ID Zur.. n IJB.MB 141. 1X. S I 1 farm I4T.M 137 .10 I pan it> 141.U 13:. hs Kxporl prtoM in non-M. rlin* MM61 words
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Article34 1974-02-07 14 Lundi'i on Tunii.y ipmsw m track**) Si«i buyer iW) .10 1f •47.00 1 «.|lrr iKttl.OU Thrrr Monlhx tmyrr 1 I I i"6l.m>i -tlUr {(.HIM .1962.00). Marktt lone lo»rr Uvrl.v IMU 273 tons.34 words
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Article25 1974-02-07 14 THE Malaysian Palm Oil Producers Association yesterday announced that It has withdrawn all its quotations In ihe palm oil market until further notice.25 words
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281 1974-02-07 14 Straits tin soars $31 to new high THE Straits tin price yesterday soared $31 to a new peak at $1,035 per picul in Penang on an oflicial offering was up 10 tons to 275 ton.s. The new level was $9 above the existing peak nf $1,026 recorded on Dec 8281 words
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Article532 1974-02-07 14 M.R.E.L.B. prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Int 1 R.S.S prompt AFTER an unchang■^ed opening the Singapore rubber market yesterday was easier at first on spe< ilative liquidation. This having been absorbed, levels recovered slightly and the market continued to rule rather thin and quiet within narrow limits.532 words
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Article105 1974-02-07 14 n.MLI DM an price* lAftucu ki iwun js-avciu*/. U M.R.E.L.B. SMR SCV SMR 5L SMR 5 SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR SO Feb. Mmreh (Carrent Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyrra 8»ll»n Buyers Sellers (cent* per kfi (centa per kf) (1 ton pallet) 266.00 270 00 N 266 00 270105 words
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Article114 1974-02-07 14 LONDON: Dunlop has raised, by an average 7.3 cent, the prices of Dunlop. India and John Bull tyres sold to distributors following the approval of an application to the Price Commission. The increases, from Feb. 1. embrace new tyres, remoulds and inner tubes and flats. Dunlop said114 words
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Article102 1974-02-07 14 T»HE US dollar showed some reaction in the Singapore forex market ye. terday to extensive losses of the American currency, generated by a free capital outflow announced recently by President Nixon. It opened firmer at 52.4770--$2 4830 against the previous closing of $2 4700-52 4720. and moved up102 words
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Article193 1974-02-07 14 The following are the nominal average closing interbank rates In Singapore: Not*: These rat»s may differ slightly lrom those quoted by banks to their customers. Currrncir* Nominal rat*» SmllAsonUa US dollar Sterling pound Hongkong dollar M n dollar Bel franc (com) Danish kroner Pr franc (com> Kalian lire193 words
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Article185 1974-02-07 14 HONOKONO. Wed. Share prices dropped lor the third consecutive day on the stock market today. Tin H.mg Seng index lost 9 26 points tv 443 12 Hongkong Bank eased to HKS29 60 on its Local register and to $28 40 on its London register Other )nsers Included Hang Srng185 words
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Article159 1974-02-07 14 fOKYO. Wed Prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange surged ahead with the IXiw-..\i-rnße advancing The Duw-Jones average jumped 3167 points to 4.586.72 and the New index gained 197 to 330 93 Volume totalled 240 million shares. Today's closing prices in yon with the difference on close. Ajinomoto Matiuihlta F.lrct159 words
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Article30 1974-02-07 14 In HonKkonK |F«lrr<i..y Ih. U.I dollar was S.WIO for T.T and 5.07:. I Stirling was quotrd at 112.'.' 11.41 and ant llfl .f (aid ».is quoted at -IT30 words
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Article96 1974-02-07 14 ZURICH. Tues— YesUrtlav's downtrend continued todny. with sellers wun mating URain Bonds ju-l malnlalned theli prices The Credit Sulise index dropped 2 5 points tv 245 1 Closmn priret in S»ith the difference on the previous ki-ssion s prices P. J r. It 8ui>ic HM 0 Swim Bank Corlr96 words
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Article122 1974-02-07 14 VMSTERDAM. Tue Prices eased In dull conciHioii.s with the overnight Wall S'reet decline dampening .'enilmtnt. t hit were Hocgovens in )utch Internationals and Hemektn In local Issues State loans were easier where <-hani;ed Clo».ns prtcta .n IV 'eh ssjllders »ith the dlßentic* un tr... pre\ious session I Akjo M,122 words
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Article250 1974-02-07 14 MELBOURNE. Wed The at Melbourne stock mark*cloftd on a generally firmer note today, led by a bright performance by metal stocks and leading oil Ismk-s Incli.stilah. however, closed mlx»d. Today's closlnß middle prices In Australian dollars and cents with the difference on yesterday's close. p. Ampo! .«6'. unrh Ami.250 words
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Article222 1974-02-07 14 NJEW YORK. Tues The strike by Independent truckers, which threatens to cripple several Industries and create food shortages by the weekend, provided Investors with another reason to sell. The New York Stock Exchange comin< n stock lr.dex lell 017 to 49 75. The Dow Jones Industrials dropped 086222 words
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Article109 1974-02-07 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 89 10 Monday 89 71 Week ago 9141 RLBBEKS Tuesday ***** Monday 402 50 Week ago 403 99 OILS Tuesday 268 11 Monday 267 30 Week ago 277 91 IMU -I XI \I Tuefday 298 2 Monday 309 3 Week ago 304 1 COW JONES109 words
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871 1974-02-07 15 Sime Darby poised for another record year cIME Darby Hold--3 ings is heading for another recordbreaking year. Operating results for the first five months of the current year ending June 1974 show that group pre-tax profits are "considerably in excess" of those for the same period last year. According to871 words
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Article311 1974-02-07 15 New InchcapeAM terms T»ERMS of the deal between Inchcape and American Marine have been revised to give Inchcape the right to acquire a majority interest in the US boat builder any time between now and end-1978. Under the new terms. Inchcape has agreed to furnish guarantees for additional bank facilities311 words
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Advertisement587 1974-02-07 15 ■■■■i srisMa Mm KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran adalah dlpelawa oleh Lembaga Pelabuhan Kelang untuk membekalkan perkara-perkara yang tersebut dl bawah lnl bagi tahun 1974. a) Tawaian Untuk Membekalkan Pakalan Seragmm 1794. b) Tawaran Untuk Membekalkan Kasut 1974. c) Tawaran Untuk Membekalkan Barang-Barang Peralatan 1974. Borang-borang tender dan butlr-but.r penuh boleh didapatl587 words
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Article15 1974-02-07 16 LOUISE KLERK'S SALON', iik and lephonr MANOY ONTHEJOB j. S.llloll GOOOASNEW BOUTIQUE OPEN TODAY15 words
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Obituary, Illustration27 1974-02-07 18 V. AHGORAM. KLAN'G. Departed 7th Feb. 1965 Loving and precious memories of you will always be treasured in our hearts. Beloved wife, children and relatives.27 words
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Article, Illustration37 1974-02-07 18 LAM HENG SENG 1 Mils., Born 12 353 Suddenly departed 2*1.74. -Things will n>;ver be the same without yu Always remembered by Parents. Brothers Sisters Grateful thanks to relatives Si friends for their assistance and condolences.37 words
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Article, Illustration566 1974-02-07 18 Boycott, Amiss set new mark pORT OF SPAIN, Wed. England's Geoff Boycott and Dennis Amiss, both nearing their centuries, continue their fortune-reviving opening partnership on the fourth day of the First Test against the West Indies here today. Their unbroken first wicket stand of 201 yesterday, England's best ever openingReuter - 566 words
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Article392 1974-02-07 18 BARRIER DRAW FOR IPOH RACES BARRIER draw and scratchlngs for the Ipoh races this week end are: SATURDAY Class 4, DW. s— 6f: 6. 14 13. 18. 2. 15. 10. 12. 5 9 7' 16. 3. 4 8. 17. 1, 11. Scratching: Handsome Bay. Emergency Acceptor.-.: EA 17: Endless Glory.392 words
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Article48 1974-02-07 18 CHRIBTCHURCH. Wed. Pakistan beat Australia 2*l in a horkey International at Invercargill today. Rashld and Suvllar scored for Pakistan and Brian Qlencross for Australia. In another International In Palmerston North. Poland defeated Canada 5-2 after the 1 teams had been level .it 2-2 at halitlme Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article90 1974-02-07 18 LONDON, Wed. British athlete David Bedford, world 10.000 metres record holder, does not Intend to retire despite falling to win a gold medal at the Commonwealth Oames. Speaking to reporters after his return from New Zealand Bedford said his defeat at the Commonwealth Oames had notReuter - 90 words
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167 1974-02-07 18 A MSTERDAM, Wed A. Nine Ajax Amsterdam soccer players have threatened to withdraw from Holland's World Cup squad because of a row over their cash rewards for plavins In this year's finals. The players' spokesman. Ruud Krol, said the amount offered by the DutchReuter - 167 words
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Article385 1974-02-07 18 EPSOM JEEP - Attractive 3f gallop by Belmondo EPSOM JEEP 3y IPOH. Wed. Belmondo is coming to hand and with a handy 7.9 he may be worth a flutter against the form horses in the Class 4, Div 2, 6f race at Ipoh on Sunday. This four year old with apprentice M.C. Lam385 words
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601 1974-02-07 18 Leeds only 2 matches away from record f ONDON. Wed. A three-goal spell in six minutes yesterday brought English soccer giants Leeds United a 3-1 win over Arsenal and stretched their unbeaten run since the start of the First Division season to 28 games. Leeds are now only two matchesReuter - 601 words
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Article134 1974-02-07 18 Colombia agree to stage Cup tie TOHANNESBURG. Wed. Colombia has agreed to stage the Davis Cup South American zone final between South Africa and Chile in Bogota. the South African Lawn Tennis Union iSaltu) said here today. The Chilean Government laft month agreed to the tie with South Alnca on134 words
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170 1974-02-07 19 Sprinter Boyle threatens to quit running MELBOURNE, Wed. Australian woman sprinter Raelene Boyle, double sprint gold medallist at the Christchurch C o m m onwealth Games, threatened to quit athletics today if she is not allowed to run in Canada. Last Saturday. Raelene, 22 was invited to run In the170 words
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Article, Illustration266 1974-02-07 19 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By THE president of the Supreme Council of Sports in Africa Mr. A.A. Orda yesterday suggested a sports contest between Africa and Asia. He said: "The clash between Africa and Asia will definitely raise the standard of sports in both continents.266 words
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366 1974-02-07 19 A. JOHNSON - A. JOHNSON By WEIGHT worry apd a blistered palm were the causes for the poor performance of the lifters in the Commonwealth Games at Christchurch. Flyweight Ng Bee Kla, who had battled hard to reduce his bodyweight from bantamweight to flyweight division said that366 words
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224 1974-02-07 19 CARACAS. Wed. A V-» boxing promotercharged yesterday that a local campaign is under way to force cancellation of the scheduled world heavyweight tit'e fight between World champion Oeorge Foreman and challenger Ken Norton. Aldemaro Romero, director of the Caracas New Polledro Stadium said reports224 words
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Article147 1974-02-07 19 p/UUS. Wed. Argea--1 Una's world middleweight boxing champion, Carlos Mouion, has no plans t« retire and probably will meet the Colombian, Rodrigo Valdei, and then Aostrallan Tony Mandine If be beats challenge* Jose Napoles of Mexico on Saturday night, his European representative, Rodosfo Sabbatinl. said yesterday.147 words
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Article, Illustration483 1974-02-07 19 JOE DORAI - Keng Poh stars in Forces victory JOE DORAI By DEFENDING champions Armed Forces, bounced back into contention for the Government Services Division One soccer League title when they beat Telerec 3-0 at Farrer Park yesterday. Forces, who were beaten I—o by Police last week, are a point behind league leaders483 words
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Article71 1974-02-07 19 NEW YORK. Wed Ben Crenshaw, the last man on the course, sank a 20-foot birdie putt on the final hole for a four-under-par 68 yesterday to win the F*ank Sinatra golf tournament. The 22-year-old Texan, who drew the largest gallery while playing with celebrity Dean Martin71 words
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179 1974-02-07 19 Ramsey defends English soccer style ONDON, Wed. Sir Alf Ramsey, England's football team manager, today defended English soccer against criticism following the country's cli m i n ation from the World Cup. Writing In this month's F. A. News. Ramsey said: "To suggest that much was wrong with our footballReuter - 179 words
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Article56 1974-02-07 19 TOKYO. Wed China has notified three other nations due to have taken part In a table tennis tournament starting In Peking on Peb IS that tt has been postponed until J ay. China. Japan. Sweden and Yugoslavia regarded as among the top table tennis nations have ngre^d56 words
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Article33 1974-02-07 19 NEW YORK. Wed Muhammad All and Jerry Quarry have agreed to a heavyweight boxln? match at Madison Squat* Garden In New York In May, radio station Whas of Louisville reported yesterday.33 words
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Advertisement467 1974-02-07 18 FOR SALE OIL BARGE Dimensions: Length 140' 0" Breadth 34' -0" Depth 10' 0" Built of steel frames and plates in Singapore in 1968, consisting of six equal compartments with certified calibration tables, well maintained, docked and surveyed annually. GROSS TONNAGE: 458.61 Recently docked and surveyed. Available for immediate delivery.467 words
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Advertisement677 1974-02-07 18 FOR SALE 3 UNITS HITACHI LOCOMOTIVES 2 UNITS POWERED BY TWIN CUMMINS VTI2 700 ENGINES 1 UNIT POWERED BY TWIN HITACHI M.A.N. MODEL L6V 550 H.P. ENGINES eIACH LOCOMOTIVE WEIGHS APPROX. 55 TONS (ENGINES CAN BE CONVERTED FOR MARINE USE) FOR FURTHER DETAILS, TELEPHONE DUNGUN ***** or ***** BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES677 words
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Advertisement365 1974-02-07 18 ENAKMEN LEMBAGA BANOAKAN 1N.M.8. BAB 1371 NOTIS DI BAWAH SKKSVKN-SKKSYEN 137 138 Dengan lnl dlberltahu bahawa adalah dlcadangkan dl bawah Seksyen 144 Enakmen Lembaga Eandaran (N.M.B. Bab 137) meminda Plan Bandar Ipoh Yang Diluluskan No. B 3 yang disiarkan sebagai Pemberiuhuan No. 2846 di dalam Warta Kerajaan Nege-ri-Negen Melayu Bersrkutu365 words
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Advertisement124 1974-02-07 18 M 7 i i r^ p./ fe*» P^SfF* i'^ll^^S I all mm BW"^ k^s^A i ""^^s^sW^^^^^^^^^^^^^^s^9^C. iW'sf^sS s^T -^^t^sl s^M -_S _^^o^J&^g'^^\ Rock Grip MM I Super Rock Grip I Excavator -fL-f9tjf^^^^^R I Loader-Dozer You need strength in a tire to forced and the body cord is inmove big machines124 words
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Advertisement109 1974-02-07 19 I EASY TO I I WIN I I CONTEST I Win 15 records and 10 beautiful potters everyday in an exciting and simple contest in the New Nation. Called Musicorner, all you have to do is identify the popular singer or band in the photograph published. Don't aits out on109 words
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Advertisement82 1974-02-07 19 I Congratulations Best Wishes 1 OVERSEAS UNION BANK LTD. 1 on the occasion of their I 25th Anniversary I Applied Engineering (Pte) Ltd. 1 Lot A 1682. Benoi Road, I Jurong industrial Estate, Jurong Town P.O. Box 96, Singapore, 22. We specialise in: 1. Welded Steel Tanks. H 2. Pressure82 words
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Article, Illustration378 1974-02-07 20 CHEW LEE CHING - CHEW LEE CHING By TIGER nearly "escaped from the Singapore Zoological Gardens yesterday morning. The tijrr was only a leap away from fr -rdom when it ct ivnged its mind aboat joining the zoo's AWOL hippo and eland. Zoo staff and378 words
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100 1974-02-07 20 'Japan has no part in Kra canal plan' TOKYO. Wed. The Japanese Government today denied it was in an way connected with the multi-national project to build a canal across the Isthmus of Kra near the ThaiMalaysia border, Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohlra said today. He was replying to a SocialistReuter - 100 words
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Article401 1974-02-07 20 KIDNAPPED FROM FIANCE'S FLAT 1 SAN FRANCISCO, 1 L—^ Wednesday —I A MASSIVE police hunt was on today for the kidnappers of newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, who was dragged halfnaked from her flanre's flat by two armed Negroes. The men. who were armed withReuter - 401 words
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Article35 1974-02-07 20 LONDON. Wed British Prime Minuter Edward Heath said today he had not yet arranged new due for hto official visit to China, postponed last month because of the economic crisis in Britain Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Obituary46 1974-02-07 20 MR! CMAM CMOMQ LINO YAP KIM LAM, M. ptwd away patctfullr «/2/T4 lMvlnc btlevtd husband. 3 toot, S 4*u«hura. nv« •ou-li-ltw two daucliteri-tn-law and 1* frandciiMren. Cortege k**vaa I. Crowhunt Drive, germ fooo Oarden Estalt Friday 1 K t p.m. (or St. Frucia Xavnr Church.46 words
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98 1974-02-07 20 STUDENTS TAKE OVER LEAGUE OFFICES NEW DELHI. Wed. About 50 Palestinian students today occupied the offices of the Leaf tie of Arab States mission here to protest acainst the Geneva Middle East peace conference and the Efyp-tian-Israeli disenfafement agreement. A spokesman said they would remain there indefinitely. Sit-ii Their actionReuter - 98 words
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89 1974-02-07 20 WAJTANGI (New Zealand). Wed—Demonstrators threw a petrol bomb and fireworks today when Quoen Elizabeth and 'he Duke of Edinburgh arrived at the historic Treaty House here for celebration of New Zealand's National Day. The Queen and Prince Philip, who were accompanied by Prince CharlesReuter - 89 words
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Article410 1974-02-07 20 I ONDON. Wed. The stock mar- ket clcaed quietly flrm and at 3 p.m. the K T. Index was up 4.1 to 302.3. Technical factor* and allm hopei that the coal miners' strike ma> M averted caused share pries* to recover romewhat but Interest was largely confined to410 words
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Article35 1974-02-07 20 LONDON. Wad. SPOt MOO. Settlement: March 44 30. April 44.00, April June 4« Mar 40.25. July/ Sspt. 4*.00. Oct /Dec. 48.00. Jan./ March 44.&0 General elf: March «f 79. April 44 00. Market: Weak.35 words
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Article28 1974-02-07 20 LONDON. Wad. Spot buyer* £3220 tlMl. tellers U2SO <+»•>. Forward buyer. (3140 < £&»>, sailer* ***** <+CM>. Settlement CUM <+lM>. Turnover a.m. SOS MM P.m. MO toaa. Tooe Barely *t*a«y.28 words
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Miscellaneous14 1974-02-07 20 The weather THE weather outlook for Singapore from S a.m. to noon: No rain14 words
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