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Title Section21 1974-02-27 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7421 words
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Article, Illustration643 1974-02-27 1 NEW IRAN BLAST US attacked for cuts in aid programme 'Fuel crisis used as scapegoat' BANGKOK, Tuesday IRAN issued a harsh attack today on the United States and other oil consuming nations for using the energy crisis as a "scapegoat" in reducing its aid to developing countries. At a nine-nationUPI - 643 words
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Article, Illustration356 1974-02-27 1 The road to earlier peace -by Nixon WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Nixon put the Arab countries under pressure today to lift their four-month-old oil embargo by warning that failure to do so wiuld slow US efforts to obtain a permanent Middle East peace. Mr. Nixon hinted that If the oil boycottReuter - 356 words
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Article56 1974-02-27 1 LAS VTOAS Tues Scientist* will tomorrow ***** an underground nuclear test which may sway high rUe building in Las Vega*, the Atonic Energy Commlulon announced yesterday The ABC tald the detonation would haw a yield of JO to 200 kllotona. meaning it would have a maximum equivalentUPI - 56 words
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Article48 1974-02-27 1 MEW DELHI. Tue». Police opened fire yesterday on rampaging mobs demandIng dissolution of the LceUlatlve Assembly and fresh elections in Baroda and Ahmedabad. ln Oujarat, according to news report* At least one person was killed and 14 were Injured, the new agency said. UPIUPI - 48 words
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155 1974-02-27 1 Price of gold takes another big leap LONDON, Tues.— The price of gold took another big leap In London this mornIng, rocketing to a record US$l75 (*****) an ounce. This was US$5 up from last night's closing price Bullion dealers said, however, that the volume of trading fell significantly whenReuter - 155 words
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Article61 1974-02-27 1 TOKYO, Tues. Algerian President Houarl Boumedlenne continued talks with Chinese Premier Cliou En-lal In Peking today and received an explanation at a university or the campaign against Lin Plao and Confucius, a Peking brutdcast reported. The official New China News Agency said Mr. Boumedlenm s talksAP - 61 words
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Article60 1974-02-27 1 HONOKONO. Tues. An American sailor was fined HKS2BOO (8*1.400) or eight month*' Jail here today for threatening a uxl driver to take him to China. Dennis Haas, a 23-year-old petty officer from the United Slate* carrier Midway, told the magistrate: "I was drunk. I remembered nothing60 words
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Article27 1974-02-27 1 Bangkok. Tues. Thailand will Increase the price of all kinds of fuel tomorrow from 20 to nearly SO per cent. the Government announced today. UPIUPI - 27 words
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156 1974-02-27 1 In China- 12 Filipinos who refused to go home HONGKONG Tu»s nnWELVE Filipinos, resX cued after a shipwreck last week and brought to Hongkong, crossed into China unlay after asking for political asylum there. A government spokesman said the Filipinos had told International Red Cross officials they wished to seekReuter - 156 words
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246 1974-02-27 1 THE POWER OF BRITAIN'S COLOURED VOTERS P 10 LONDON, Tuesday BRITAIN'S worst trade deficit in history r.as given Opposition leaders red-hot political ammunition to fight Thursday's national election. Labour and Liberal Party leaders last night launched a fierce attack on the Conservative Government's "economic246 words
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373 1974-02-27 1 Twelve strokes for seaman who had a hidden gun A GREEK seaman was ordered by a district court to be given 12 strokes of the cane yesterday for unlawfully having a .22 automatic revolver and 40 bullets In a hotel room. Georglos Sereflas. 18, a mess-boy on board the cargo373 words
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Article44 1974-02-27 1 BASTIA (Corsica). Tues.— Police have uncovered a fake wine vandal In this Mediterranean Island Involving more than 60 million franc* (about SS33 million) and millions of bottles of bogus "wine" made from v.lne dregs, sugar, glycerine and sulphnuic add. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article33 1974-02-27 1 BANOKOK. TUCS. A Chinese-American fell to his death yesterday from th* eighth floor of a Bangkok hot*l. Police Identified him as Tien Yao Chiang. 37. cf Miami. UPL33 words
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507 1974-02-27 1 TOKYO. Tuesday jyjAJOR Japanese companies, already under Government investigation for alleged profiteering during the oil crisis, are now being grilled during a special debate in the Diet (Parliament) Budget Committee. Economic observers believe the current attacks on alleged profiteering by big business arc theReuter - 507 words
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Article132 1974-02-27 1 TROOPS SEIZE CITY IN PAY PROTEST ADDIS ABABA, A Tues. Troops have seized control of the northern Ethiopian city of Asmara, according to reports reaching here early today. The soldiers, apparently led by junior offlcers. have closed the city's airport, all banks, telecommunications offices and roads, the reports said. The132 words
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Article31 1974-02-27 1 JAKARTA. Tues. The Indonesian Government will sell 40 per cent of 1U shares in the national flag carrier, Oaruda Airline, to private companies Communication* Ministry sources said toda* Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article33 1974-02-27 1 BAIOON. Tues. The South Vietnamese and Vletcong exchanged another group of prisoners today, bringing Urn second phase of the currant release jchedule to an end. ihe Saigon military command reported AP.AP - 33 words
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Article29 1974-02-27 1 ROME, Tues. Nearly 13 million Italian workers are expected to down toots for several hours tomorrow ln a general strike affecting every ■actor of the nconnmy. bsswMß29 words
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Article62 1974-02-27 1 BIIRIT, Tues. A Belrjt newspaper said today Libyan troops in the port city of Benghasi staged a mutiny recently to protest Libyan leader Col. Gadafh't "hostile policy" toward Egypt. The French-language evening newspaper Le Soir said 30 offlcers and IM other men were arrested. It cited well-informed62 words
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Article27 1974-02-27 1 LONDON, Tae*.— D-. Kissinger left here by air today for Damascus on the first stage of hi* new Middle East peace mission. Beater.27 words
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Article, Illustration562 1974-02-27 2 'I won't quit and they can't impeach me' WASHINGTON, Tues PRESIDENT Nixon has predicted he will not be impeached and again declared he will not resign even to save his party from a defeat at the polls. Confident and relaxed, he told a televis*Reuter; UPI - 562 words
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Article, Illustration206 1974-02-27 2 President's bid to avoid row with Shah WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Nixon last night quickly threw down an assertion by his energy chief earlier yesterday that remarks by the Shah of Iran on United States oil imports were "Irresponsible and ridiculous." At his news conference Mr. Nixon softened energy chief WilliamReuter - 206 words
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180 1974-02-27 2 Upsurge of dengue fever: WHO probe MANILA, Tuesday rpHE World Health Organisation has conx vened health experts to study an apparent upsurge of dengue hemorrhagic fever in many Pacific and South-east Asian countries which, a spokesman said, is due to overcrowding and ooor sanitation brought about by rapid urbanisation Dr.AP - 180 words
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Article50 1974-02-27 2 TOKYO. Tues. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government yesterday began to operate "executive" mini-buses circulating through the city's business and Government office area to help em*e traffic congestion The buses are designed to absorb taxi passengers and car owners, reduce air pollution and economise on petrol, officials said Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article49 1974-02-27 2 JAKARTA. Tues. The new United Suits Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. David Newion. yesterday paid a courtesy call on acting Foreign Minister Lt Gen SyarU Thsyeb at the Foreign Ministry Mr. Newson, who replaced Mr. Francis Oalbralth. will present his credentials to President Suharto shortly. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article28 1974-02-27 2 TOKYO, Tues. Nlnan. the Japanese car manufacturers, today announced a plan to Import tyres from Austria In view of high prices of home produced tyres. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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109 1974-02-27 2 Figures that make petrol look cheap ONDON. Tues. A Ld petrol company has produced statistics which lt claims makes Its product look cr.eap at 50 pence per gallon (4.5 litres). Petrol, claim economists of the Conoco company. is still one of the cheapest fluids in Britain. Drivers pay much moreReuter - 109 words
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Article74 1974-02-27 2 RENO, Tues. Federal aftents have arrested six people In connection with what authorities estimate may be a gold theft operation in excess of usisoo.ooo (311.250,000;. Douglas Duncan,. special regional agent In charge of the secret service, said lart night that investigation by his agents ofReuter - 74 words
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Article109 1974-02-27 2 LOS ANGELES. Tues. —Clark LHery saw red when a woman driver cut in front of a lor.j qaeue of motorists waittnc to cet petrol. Shout*, curses and horn blasts did not badge the woman, so Ullery got oat of the car, bought a bottle109 words
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310 1974-02-27 2 Now an offer to pay state income tax WASHINGTON, Tiies President .Vxon, who paid less than I'SJi 000 <552,500) annual income tax In two years of his Presidency, said here last nijht he would be willing to pay a state income tax in California, his voting residence if required. SpeakingReuter - 310 words
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Article54 1974-02-27 2 JAKARTA. Tues. Two i.udents and their teacher died after they were burled in a landslide the Independent KNI news agency reported yesterday. The accident occurred In Mlnahasa regency. North Celebes, early last week when about 40 students of a city hlßh ihool were on voluntary work,Reuter - 54 words
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Article45 1974-02-27 2 LONDON, TUes Dr Michael Ranuey. Anglican Primate of Engl md will mak' a 17-day toui of Sou' a America, the on?v contuvtit the .iTv.iit'shop of C«r*t;oury ha» yet to v'slt. The tour wi;i take place during September and October, lambeh Palace announced. AP.AP - 45 words
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Advertisement67 1974-02-27 2 VANTO ACADEMY PotaHng Jaya H. S. C. 1974 New classes commenci immediately dlte HSC/MCE results are an nounced 1) LOWER SIXTH FORM 2 1 UPPER SIXTH FORM 3) HSC EXPRESS DM tl \H Minimum qualifications lo entry into Lower Sixtr Form MCE pass or G C E w.tr three credit67 words
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445 1974-02-27 3 PHNOM PENH Tv«« QAMBO I) I A N troops have killed 21 1 lonimunistled insurgents and captured 13 others in heavy lighting during the last 24 hours, the High Command reported today. A Command spokesman said 11 Government soldiers were killed andReuter; AP - 445 words
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Article54 1974-02-27 3 HONOKONO. Tues. The Hongkong Poet Office announced today that It will lntioduce an express mall oen-ice to and from 19 countries from March 1. The countries are Australia Belgium. Canada. Denmark. Egypt. France. Britain, Israel. Italy. Japan. Macao, the Netherlands. Norway. Pakistan. Sri Lanka. Sweden. Switzerland. TaiwanReuter - 54 words
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Article29 1974-02-27 3 JERUSALEM. Tues. The Allenby Bridge, the largest checkpoint lor Arabs travelling between Jordan and Israeli-occupied West Jordan, was reopened yesterday after month-long repairs of weather damage. AP.AP - 29 words
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195 1974-02-27 3 WASHINGTON, Tues Technical experts from 12 nations yesterday agreed to meet again in Brussels on March 12 to continue preparing for an international meeting on the energy crisb. The experts, follow me u;> th<- International Energy Conference of major oil users held bere twoReuter - 195 words
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Article, Illustration67 1974-02-27 3 DOLICE armed with I truncheons and tear gas chase demonstrators through the streets of Nairobi on Monday. They were dispersing students who rioted after complaints that too many architecture students are failing their examinations. The students blame faculty members for the high failure rate.67 words
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277 1974-02-27 3 Gloomy year for the economy in India NEW DELHI. Tues. A pre Budget survey published yesterday by the Indian Government painted an economic pic ture of almost unrelieved gloom and said prices had risen 26 per cent In the past year. The Finance Ministry survey said: "That 1974--75 promises toReuter - 277 words
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121 1974-02-27 3 HK-PRINTED LOTTERY TICKETS CASHED IN BANGKOK BANGKOK. Tues. —Fake lottery tickets are being printed in Hongkong and then cashed in here. Police on Sunday arrested Sanong Hae Han. who allegedly tried to cash three lottery tickets for prizes totalling 1.500 baht (*****.5C1 The cashier in the shop where he triedUPI - 121 words
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Article141 1974-02-27 3 Bombers to be handed to PLO KUWAIT, Tues. Defence and Interior Minister Snelkh Saad A 1 Abdullah announced on Sunday the Palestinian guerillas who bombed a Pan American Airways plane in Rome last Dec 17. killing more than 30 people will be handed over to the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO)AP - 141 words
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Article28 1974-02-27 4 AMMAN. Tues. Two senior Jordanian army officers have been retired and four others appointed In what an official statement here described as reorganisation of the Armed Forces Command.28 words
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Article21 1974-02-27 4 PARIS: A sharp hike in the price of petrol has apparently helped to cat the number of traffic Jams in Paris.21 words
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Article27 1974-02-27 4 GENEVA: The International Labour Organisation today appointed Mr. Francis Blanchard, 57, of France, to be its director-general in succession to the late Mr. Wilfred Jenks of Britain.27 words
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Article20 1974-02-27 4 LOL'BENCO MARQUES: Cholera killed 121 people in Mozambique from Jan. 1 to Feb. 21. Another 117 eases have been confirmed.20 words
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Article30 1974-02-27 4 CANBERRA: Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Jim Cavanagh said today aborigine Charles Perkins had been suspended as an assistant secretary in his department for criticising government policy concerning Australia's aborigines.30 words
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Article26 1974-02-27 4 TAIPEH: Taiwan's population stood at 15.*****6 at the end of November last year, according to Ministry of Interior statistics released today. Men outnumbered women by 792.190.26 words
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Article26 1974-02-27 4 WELLINGTON: New Zealand's major aircraft manufacturing company has received 74 orders for Its two-seater air trainer planes, Including 24 for the Royal Thai Air Force. Agencies.Agencies - 26 words
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Article59 1974-02-27 4 SEOUL. Tues. The death toll in last week's sinking of a South Korean navy tugboal rose to 143 today aa rescuers recovered more bodies In freezing waters off the nations southern coast. Naval authorities eald today's recovery of 13 more bodies left 16 men stillUPI - 59 words
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Article23 1974-02-27 4 WELUNOTON. Tv». New z«*land U considering plans to build a aecond oil refinery. the Electricity Minister told Parliament today. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article25 1974-02-27 4 JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia will probably raise Its oil price* again next April, according to Dr. Ibnu Sutowo. president of Pertamlna Oil Company. Rcutcr.25 words
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Article, Illustration294 1974-02-27 4 Senate bid to block funds for base WASHINGTON, Tuesday A SENATOR announced today he was introducing an amendment to a Bill to prohibit the Defence Department from spending funds to build an air and nav.il base on the Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia. Senator Clalborne Pell (Democrat, Rhode Island),Reuter - 294 words
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Article, Illustration216 1974-02-27 4 White House silent over Kalmbach affair WASHINGTON. Tues. The White House yesterday declined to say whether President Nixon was aware of illegal actiTit.es of his personal attorney, Herbert Kalmbaeh Jr. Kalmbach pleaded guilty in federal court yesterday to two violations of laws governing campaign practices during the 1970 ('on<rcss.or ilUPI - 216 words
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Article39 1974-02-27 4 LONDON. Tues. Japan last yeai bul.t nearly half the world's output of shipping tonnage, six times more •han Its closest competitor, Sweden Britain, once leader of world shipbuilding, slid from fourth to seventh position. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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212 1974-02-27 4 Plan for joint India, Bangla, Pak talks DACCA, Tuesday DLANS for a three-way meeting among: Pakistan, India and Bangladesh are being put into final form, Banglade?'i Foreign Minister Dr. Kamal Hussaiii said yesterday He told newsmen consultatlons would soon I begin to set a time and place. The three nationReuter; UPI - 212 words
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200 1974-02-27 4 POPE TO PRIESTS: DON'T MAKE A PROFIT VATICAN CITY. Tues. The Pope yesterday told the priests and monslgnors of Rome to i avoid turning their pro- fession into a profitmaking career. He also warned them against letting student priests roam around the city late at night. "Woe to us priestsAP - 200 words
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Article152 1974-02-27 4 Solz to collect his Nobel Prize JtfUNICH. Tues. Exll■l'* ed Soviet writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn has written to the SweI dish Academy that he I will go to Sweden on Dec. 10 during the Nobel festivities to pick up his 1970 Nobel Prize, it was announced yesterday. The prize money, someReuter; AP - 152 words
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Article31 1974-02-27 4 JAKARTA. Tuea. Mem bers of the 500,000-stron Indonesian Armed Services will get a 200 per cent pay rue from April 1. according to Defence Minister. Oen Mararten Panggabean. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration192 1974-02-27 5 YOITHS may be more aggressive or rowdy nowadays, but Thai Miss Tasaneya Markviriya (above) 30 brlirv.-s that they ran be taucht to adapt to new life-stylcv Miss Markviriya, head of the YMC'A Social Welfare and Continu■nc Education Department in Bangkok, is one of the192 words
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Article73 1974-02-27 5 THE Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sul Sen. will present the Budget estimates for financial year —April 1.1974 to March 31. 1975— at a meeting of Parliament on March 4. Mr. Hon has allotted seven days from March 18 for discussion of the main and development estimates.73 words
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255 1974-02-27 5 Varsity council to decide academic staff status A UNIVERSITY Services Commission has been formed to differentiate between professional and non-professional academic staff In all the tertiary Institutions in Singapore. The need for such a body arose from the recently concluded collective agreement between the University of Singapore Academic Staff Union255 words
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Article153 1974-02-27 5 LORRY operators wanting to take part in Scheme B of the Supplementary Transport Service were clearly told in their application forms how to re-structure the vehicles for their new role, according to Registry of Vehicle sources yesterday. The sources were commenting on a recent153 words
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Article, Illustration811 1974-02-27 5 SINGAPORE'S Chief Fire Officer, Mr. Arthur Lim Beng Lock. yesterday spelt out the responsibility of building managements in the prevention of fires at their premises. Mr. Llm, who was speaking at an Insurance Institute of Singapore lunch, devoted most of811 words
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Article56 1974-02-27 5 COLOMBO aoo txptrt Mr. Ljn de Alwls. who wa* scheduled 3 fly In yesterday, hu postponed his visit due to Ulneu Mr. de AlwU. director of I>hl»»U Zoo In Colombo, who Is to make personal assMtment of all aspects of aecurlty at the Singapore Zoological Omrderu.56 words
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323 1974-02-27 6 62m tons of cargo— and it's a new PSA record rpHE Port Authority A handled a record 62.5 million tons of cargo last year and hopes to handle even more in the future, the Minister for Communlcations, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said yesterday. Speaking at the openIng of the $2.4323 words
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Article138 1974-02-27 6 rpHE Commercial Crime 1 Branch of the CID has launched a hunt for the brains behind the racketeers of forged passes for Singaporeregistered motor vehicles entering Malaysia. This, It was learned has curbed the activities cf the racketeers but several of them are believed to138 words
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Article, Illustration65 1974-02-27 6 MUSIC UNDE ANDERSON BRIDGE POLICE taking down the particulars of a group of boys and girls who were found playing guitars and singing under the Anderson Bridge just before noon yesterday. It is learned the police went to the scene following a call from a member of the public. No65 words
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Article127 1974-02-27 6 Death fall woman: Open verdict AN OPEN verdict was recorded yesterday on the death of a woman who was found lying face downwards at the foot of a block of flats in Blair Plain on Feb. 9. The body of Eng Ngeok Muay. 34, a hawker, was found by a127 words
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Article55 1974-02-27 6 A clasp to medal for 26 cops PRESIDENT Sheares has awarded a clasp to the Singapore Special Constabulary Medal to 26 policemen. They are eight Inspectors. 10 sergeants and eight special constables. Another 30 members of the Police received the Singapore Special Constabulary Medal. They Included an Assistant Commandant, an55 words
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Article60 1974-02-27 6 k(R. JACK P. Delf. trustee of Klwa&U International. wIU arrive here tomorrow (or a three-day vUlt Mr. Delf. who ni elected to th* KlwanU International Board of Trustees at the organisation's annual convention held In Montreal last year, will be the guest of fClwanls Club of Singapore,60 words
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Article22 1974-02-27 6 THE Buklt Mer»h North communltjr centre will hold cycling day on March 11 v part of the tave energy campaign22 words
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220 1974-02-27 6 Jail for four who broke into a judge's home FOUR thieves, who broke into the home of Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan and stole a $1,500 gold bracelet, also committed seven other housebreaklngs and four armed robberies between them, a district court was told yesterday. They were labourers Mil Naslr220 words
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Article54 1974-02-27 6 KIM Seng community centre's youth sub-committee will give free tutorials to primary six students from April 2 at Its premises. It will also organise a course on practical first aid for the family In eight lectures for residents from March 16 at 8 p.m. on Saturdays. Pee54 words
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428 1974-02-27 6 We've done our best: EEC official THE European Economic Community has done its best to eliminate trade obstacles, especially in tariffs, for Singapore, a top EEC Commission official said yesterday. Dr. Wolfgang Ernst, deputy directorgeneral of the EEC Commission for External Relations, also s&id at a Press conference that the428 words
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Article, Illustration231 1974-02-27 6 First local boss for the Jurong Shipyard -Group THE joint SingaporeJapan venture. Juront Shipyard, has now cot a local boss. Its deputy general manager and director. Mr Low Guan Onn, is now a joint managing director of the yard and two other companies in the group. Jurong Shipbuilders and Juronr231 words
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Article36 1974-02-27 6 THE chairman of the People's Action Party and Minister for Science and Technology. Dr. Ton Chin Chye. will open the -oew PAP Kreta Ayer branch m Sago Lane on Friday at fl p.m.36 words
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Miscellaneous285 1974-02-27 6 Bringing Op Father By BUI Kavanagh «g Hal Camp S&A I JlOeS, THE RAIN iS SO MISERABLE D*T\ I] lf WHAT'S MtSEKABLE~~^H^J /WHAT A VMSB?ABLE t3 Awßjl r#M &O»*<S TO STAY ISN'T rT, BM9? J I ABOUT IT f^BJKMH 1 Q*v THERE (3CES M^ Im\ CVERNI£**T AT MOTMER'S >>. Blonglla285 words
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281 1974-02-27 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MARKINGS on Boh Tea and Tiger Bear Tea differ very materially and they cannot be easily mistaken, the High Court ruled today. It then dismissed an application by Boh Tea Plantations Sdn. Bhd. for an injunction restraining Nam Wah Tea281 words
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Article48 1974-02-27 7 Man who had cannabis PENANO, Tues A man was jailed today for four years for baring 16 lbs of cannabis two years ago. The sessions court convicted L.ji Joo Hock. 43. of having the drug In front Of a shop In Victoria Street here on May 34, 1972.48 words
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253 1974-02-27 7 The baju kurung not a must for Muslim pupils KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Education Minister Haji Mohammed Yaacob said today it is not a must for all Muslim girls in form four and above to wear baju kurung and saronx as their new uniform. Referring to his call which was reported253 words
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Article61 1974-02-27 7 PENANO. Tues A tourist who told the Immigration Department he was staying at a hotel when be was actually staying by the Batu Perrlnghl seaside was today fined MOO. or two month*' jail. Kenneth Oeorg* Purchon, 33. from Britain. pleaded guilty to a charge of making a61 words
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242 1974-02-27 7 M4.SIC KWEE - BIGGER GRANTS FOR KL STUDENTS IN BRITAIN M4.SIC KWEE By ONDON. Tues. Uv- *■< Ing allowances for Malaysian scholarship students in Britain have »«en raised by over 21 per cent to offset the spiralling cost of living here. A total of 586 students 411 of them federal scholars and 175242 words
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Article92 1974-02-27 7 Colonial street names to go |POH. Tues. A special i committee, comprising officials of the State Government and the Municipal Council, is to be set up to review and re-name streets here. The Mentrt Beaar, Datuk Sri Haji Kamaruddln, said that the committee will recommend "suitable names for roads named92 words
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Article34 1974-02-27 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Telex charges for most of the main routes In Malaysia will be reduced when an automatic telex system Is Introduced at the end of next month.34 words
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Article82 1974-02-27 7 A LOR STAS, Tneav A member of a Security Force patrol haj been reported injured by a communist booby trap In the Operation Sedar area of south Kedah. The soldier, who was on a terrorist hunting operation with his pal- rol, accidentally stepped on the82 words
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Article97 1974-02-27 7 Malaysians with Singapore cars— JOHORE BAKU, Tues. Malaysians or permanent residents who own Singapore-regis-tered cars will not be allowed to bring tbeir vehicles across the Causeway here. They will not be issued vehicle passes for entry into Malaysia by the RIMY here or the Malaysian High Commission in S.ngapore. Passport*97 words
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Article123 1974-02-27 7 2 RANGERS HELD IN BAR BRAWL FDH, Tues— Two rangers of the 4th Bn. in Sarawak who are on training here were arrested by police after a brawl In the Longhouse Bar In Clare Street last night. A third member of the unit, who was also involved In the brawl,123 words
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Article32 1974-02-27 7 KUALA LUMPUR. TUBS Seven officers from Mahawelt Development Board. In Sri Lanka, will arrive here tomorrow for a two-week visit to the various agricultural projects In Malaysia.32 words
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Advertisement70 1974-02-27 7 roiioitium "s km ii SH lIS TjHfclV SWITZERLAND J^Si, 'iidSß m Jb^bl b^v Bf^BT mvt^^. 5^L BT niiiMUihM3lm I Enjoy Genuine Siamese Food in I Singapore... At the SIAM ROOM RESTAURANT. where you'll discover the exotic taste of genuine Siamese dishes and delicacies prepared by our Chef from Thailand. Set70 words
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Advertisement689 1974-02-27 7 4 |l| I W -jffm p4w*w¥ > *t4 I \\\^fl sV^P^TTr^B^aV l lsmlTi ffn?Tl^l^a9t A^al aY I M^ w The 'LIVELIEST 1 NITECLUR In Town Nightly; 10 00 to 2.00 a.m. Listen and Dance to the Rythmn of "ALL DIRECTIONS. 2 Charming Songbirds to Serenade You. Happy Hour starts from689 words
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Miscellaneous295 1974-02-27 7 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB m Ox attain (5) 1 Book where Prank made 7 Insect crushed In sportslip, perhaps 4). ing arena A »Oo bacM to find the rtf ht S There Is nothing out of I? y out <7) P**<* "> living waiter 13 Prepares for game with this295 words
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158 1974-02-27 8 Another shipment of Thai 'super' rice arrives MORE than 1.000 tons, or 10.171 sacks, of Thai rice arrived here on Monday. They were 9.521 sacks of supergrade and 100 per cent rice. 200 tacks of parboiled rice and 450 sacks of broken rice. Meanwhile, the Government has released another 10,000158 words
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131 1974-02-27 8 Verdict of suicide on girl's death fall rE coroner. Mr. Yong Yung Sui. recorded a suicide verdict yesterday on the death of a factory girl whose x>dy waa found at the foot jf a block of flats in Lorong 5, Toa Payuh, on Feb. 8. The court was told that131 words
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459 1974-02-27 8 T. F. HWANG - T. F. HWANG ARGUMENT OVER EVIDENCE By HEARING of a $300,700 civil suit against a bank here hit a legal hitch yesterday barely minutes after the plaintiff, a Brunei cinema magnate, had begun his evidence. Mr. G. Starforth Hill, defending Lee Wah459 words
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Article32 1974-02-27 8 Copper relief A COURSE on copper relief, organised by the women's sub-committee of the Slglap community centre, will be held from Sunday at 3 pm •t the centre. The fee U 12032 words
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Article222 1974-02-27 8 A CO -OPERATIVE trading organisation tor South-east Asia with headquarters In Singapore, has been proposed. To be called the International Co-operative Trading Organ lsatlon Pte. Ltd.. it will have an authorised capital of (1 million 51 per cent of which will be local participation.222 words
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Advertisement352 1974-02-27 8 i'acV bawi /atil Lm\ 700 i 9 30PM LAST DAY! cm** UilM Wt THE DEVIL'S £~> tWInufAW Jurong Drive-In Cineaa: OPENS TOMORROW! jj I jJII^GJ H SPAIN WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN! ij 1 See How The Crazy Boys Turn It ESSSI Upside Down With Laughter! :j M M352 words
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Advertisement244 1974-02-27 8 9 spice I is i nice i at the Tn'ltif 9lninl| 9}cdtiiiutiiit Clifford Centre. Raffles Place, Singapore 1 Telephone 91 6074. OPEN 10.00 a.m. 10.00 p.m. DAILY. tWHY?? WHY?? WHY?? j| ■•TiIMHI is a SAUNA f |-M-U H M^^9 o MAssAGf I I yyj t so REFRESHINC. Try it at244 words
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Advertisement79 1974-02-27 8 I NEW TELEPHONE: *****1 E LUNO-l^S-DINNER J HKoyHour?(|fl 3.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Dnnk marnly at (flat- rioun with I Spaeial Dncount of 20-4 on all drinks Tha Mana^amant will pay for your parkin* fa* ft Railway -ftation Building. Kipnti Road. Snjwon. 2 Tal *****7 KING'S JUBILEE TOA PAYOH PALACE79 words
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Advertisement937 1974-02-27 8 \>OW SHOWIWCAT LIDO I SCHOOL CHILDREN CONCESSION $1-00 TO tjMTl!»u?it» I ANY SEAT AT AU SHOWS DURWG SEASON "aift»SW:-| Gary Gnmat Oabo-j' V •""^^^lH "CLAM 0* 4* Coo. f, B aj B|^ NEXT CHANGE' B^k John Wayna h Ann M<i BI> I MA ißk "THE TRAIN NOBtERS aj P^P p«n,937 words
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Advertisement569 1974-02-27 9 We can assure you continuity ol supply throughout the year W SUN AAON TUE WED TMU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT r ***** *****6 *****6 ***** 1 6 7 8 9 10569 words
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Article367 1974-02-27 10 PRESIDENT NIXON has drawn his first line of defence for Washington's next "epic the battle over Impeachment. Last week the legal staff of the House Judiciary Committee said that gross abuse of official power or serious violations of public trust were sufficient grounds for Impeachment. Mr. Nixon flatly367 words
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Article212 1974-02-27 10 piRES are caused. Proper safeguards can reduce them to a minimum. Effective fire-fighting equipment and techniques can help limit the damage. That was Chief Fire Officer Mr Llm Beng Lock's message yesterday. Fire hazards are found at worksites, homes, shops and factories. Mr. Llm emphasised the need212 words
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250 1974-02-27 10 «|T IS not difficult to F see that if the width of a busy street fes reduced from four •lanes to three lanes, •the inevitable result •is a traffic jam. This Is what has happened by creating a bus June In Bras Basah Road. During peak250 words
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Letter48 1974-02-27 10 A GROUP of seven-year-olds were beg glng the other day at PBA Gate One. especially from foreigners who are mostly crew of ships In the harbour. Those who refused to pay were abused by the kids. Could not police in the locality stop them? SYDNEY SAM. Singapore 23.48 words
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Letter41 1974-02-27 10 CAN the authorities explain why a telegram sent to me by a colleague In Penang on Feb. 18 was delivered at my home two days late (Feb. 20). Telegraphic services are used because of a sense of urgency. DISAPPOINTED, Singapore 12.41 words
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Letter33 1974-02-27 10 A COMMERCIAL student Is like a school student. He has to attend classes everyday too. So why doesn't the Ministry of Education Issue bus passes to commercial students? YEO SOO FANG. Singapore 13.33 words
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Letter49 1974-02-27 10 A PENSIONER" (ST. Fet\ 20) Is requested to call the undersigned as soon as possible at telephone number ***** ext. 19 so that arrangements could be made for him to collect his February pension at the Owen Road Post Office. LEONG LICK TIEN. Public Selutlont Officer. Postal Services Department.49 words
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155 1974-02-27 10 ANOTHER SOURCE OF BUS REVENUE IN the statement on the fare increase released by the Ministry of Communications recently, it was pointed out that the Ministry had considered all other possible alternatives before deciding on the fare increase. It seems to me that the Ministry and SBS had overlooked one155 words
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Article1113 1974-02-27 10 H.L. LIM - H.L.LIM CATURDAVS "sexchange" wedding reminded me of a telephone call some weeks ago, when I was out of the office. The caller wanted Hi Llm. A colleague said I was not available but kindly asked If he could be of assistance. "Yes." the caller said. "Can you teU me1,113 words
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1270 1974-02-27 10 MASIE KWEE - MASIE KWEE NEW INTEREST IN NEW-HOMELAND POLITICS By First of a two-pirt report QNE of every 30 people in Britain who vote on election day tomorrow, will be a coloured immigrant and the immigrant poll could be decisive in 38 marginal divisions where they1,270 words
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Advertisement45 1974-02-27 10 VIOLINS Made In Germany by Master Craftsmen. i Student Vtollna, Orchestra Violins, C*M— rt Viollna. Manar Violins. Perfect copies of the famous old Masters Stradivanus. Quarnerlus. Amati. etc. PriMi Irosi $17$ to $»,000 Delivery from Stock T.M.A. (Re) Ltd.. 61 63 High St. Singapore 645 words
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Advertisement113 1974-02-27 10 I.IIIIIIIIM.nT^' Pt GOOLDIi'S-fi soothes coughs and relieves colds MpMM and feverishness with no E^^l stomach upsets j^ ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL I^^Spffi PRODUCT FROM F TRUSTED POWER! 1 Industrial and Commercial protects today require unfaltering demands on motors. 10 million BROOK MOTORS around the world bear excellent testimony n^T^PJ to their dependability.113 words
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Article, Illustration531 1974-02-27 11 CLYDE FARNSWORTH - Steel industry rides over the energy crisis CLYDE FARNSWORTH By PARIS: The steel makers are profiting, as well as suffering, from the energy crisis, and even with threats of a drop in industrial production, many steel companies arc looking forward to a record first quarter this year. One of the531 words
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Article158 1974-02-27 11 SLACK GROWTH -AT M.B.S. latest reported flgures, It will be seen that growth had been a slack 5.2 per cent, despite Malaysia's building and housing demand boom. A first and final dividend of 15 per cent will be paid, unchanged from last time. Meanwhile, Singapura Building Society an nounced that158 words
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886 1974-02-27 11 PART SIX of a fortnightly series on corporate finance, shares and the investing public, written for Business Times, by JOEL M. STERN, vice president of Chase Manhattan Bank in New York. nn H E significance some market observers attach to a company's dividend policy gives886 words
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437 1974-02-27 11 mOKYO: Nobody has X felt the colder economic weather in japan more keenly than the foreign banks, of which there are now 42, against only 18 at the end of 1970. All came to Japan with the belief that Tokyo was emerging as one437 words
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280 1974-02-27 11 SOH TIANG KENG - Life sales of ICS top $100 mil mark SOH TIANG KENG By IN barely three years, life insurance sales of Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ICS) has topped the SIOO-million mark. Formed in 1969. ICS started Its life Insurance department in September 1970. By the end of that year. life lnsuiance280 words
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549 1974-02-27 11 Four strong points of S. Pacific Textile AI'TER a year of reco r i profits. So uth Pac lfic Textile Industries chairman Da.vid Nfd-Wal Lee Is confide nt that curre) it y< ;ar results sh ould a iso be "fairly go od," d espite his rese rvatio ns about the549 words
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Advertisement107 1974-02-27 11 I EPl's first most popular 1 speaker from USA. I MODEL 100 |a Size 9"x 11" x2l" I V <229 mm 280 mm 533 mml I MV Weight 25 lbs (***** kg) I Recommended I RMS 12 50 warn I Per Pair I x*^ h i *j J BMfflil **s&107 words
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Advertisement103 1974-02-27 11 PAGE 1 1 LkJl^LfciJ c computers jjai'udni j MM indonesian airways 'NOW! COMMUTE i TO JAKARTA i IN BIG DC-8 COMFORT! Four convenient flights j I THREIE TIMES DAILY BY DC-8 I departing Singapore every: 1100 HOURS FLIGHT GA 983 j 1600 HOURS FLIGHT GA 981 I 2045 HOURS- FLIGHT103 words
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Article, Illustration856 1974-02-27 12 TAN LEAN CHOO - Tough sailing for shipping industry in India TAN LEAN CHOO AT a time when A India's shipping Industry was ready to consolidate itself and make big leaps, it was suddenly faced with the international oil crisis. As a resuU, the Industry, which was optimistic in early 1973, turned wary, becoming856 words
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Article307 1974-02-27 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. H.F. Bhagat has been promoted from sales manager to general manager of Singapore Petroleum, according to an announcement by the executive vice-president and chief operating officer. Mr. George M. Walters. Other promotions are Mr. Dicky Tan from senior marine sales representative to manager, local marine sales;307 words
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174 1974-02-27 12 KINGSLEY WOOD - KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: Royal Interocean Lines this month will start a new regular passenger-cargo service between Sinrapore and Australia. The ser- ice will us* the 14.000--ton Nieuw Holland which now works the Hongkong A v straliaJapan Hongkong route. The Nieuw Holland will174 words
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690 1974-02-27 12 TERRY ROBARDS - TERRY ROBARDS By TONDON: Strong earnings reports from British banks and industrial companies in the last few days have raised a new campaign issue in the national election because of the sharp contrast with the current state of690 words
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Advertisement311 1974-02-27 12 r 'EASTERN QUEEN 9 T0 Cruise in relaxing comfo r t on board the superior one class vessel. Fares from S $476/Regular sailings from SING* PORE TO FREMANTLE March April May June July 25 11,28 1 15 I 1,18 I 5,22 For bookings eiiquir Consult your Travel Aj vnt or311 words
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Advertisement338 1974-02-27 12 Your next step should be Sanwa. Finding the answers to your ouestions on international business and. banking is one of our main functions. So naturally, we have an experienced staff for this purpose. And we I pride ourselves on efficiency we give you results, not run-arounds It's no coincidence that338 words
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Article68 1974-02-27 13 lardine 111 80 L HlUun 9 10 it Bank 7.10 UeM t 3 10 ou. n. f 3 72 lunJop E. t 2 99 t.L. Kcpoor 1.1& t ChMf f 2.70 Totaoe* 4 40 Jao> 1 32 r'fooc Sec tin Hoc I 3 00 .O B. 5 20 I.68 words
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Article19 1974-02-27 13 z (Alex luohal I. War Uw Tmr 1.M J 45 t 1 10 f 1.56 1M .1 .019 words
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Article24 1974-02-27 13 Tan Chang Motor M.OOO Sigma Metal 74.000 K-L-Kepoivr 72.000 Haw Par Intern. 58.00 V Total TaiMvar: 1.4V4M Total VaJkw: $4 00M24 words
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Article55 1974-02-27 13 Frb. ti Feb. If Industrial 270.11 K».«l 0 Finance*: 4SZ.M 481.84 1 Ho4eb: 1»1A» 1*1.76 rtfwriUn: 145.47 14J.S* t Tin.: 114.M 114.14 t ratters: 3M.2S 544.H t 0.C.8.C.. X58.1S X57.M t B^.B. lad.: 174 M S7Z.6* Dec M. 1»8*=1M Dee. 11. 1»*8=1M t Dec Z*. IMS-1M 9 Dee. JL,55 words
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Article1543 1974-02-27 13 >T>HZ last transacted salt 1 at the close of business in the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's price together with 1974 high and low. ('Adjusted for aU new Issues). CLOtiMC TOM«: Commodities steady while the rest fairly steady TURNOVER: Official total turnover on1,543 words
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Article365 1974-02-27 13 VITITH Budget Day TT drawing closer, trading activity on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday was further reduced with no significant trend discernible. The general attitude of the market was one of wait and see and the scattered business written up was mainly attributed to bargain hunting365 words
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Article277 1974-02-27 13 LIGHT and scattered support saw share prices moving through another fairly steady day in quiet trading at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. There were a few isolated firm features particularly among sterling rubbers. Price movements nowever were minimal, with changes noted less than five277 words
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Article1446 1974-02-27 13 BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE) j» ID and offer prices officially luted and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange ot Singapore yestexoay with tne number of shares traded shown In brackets In low of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ataao (2.50 8 2.608). 4JM, (1.198 1J0S) (2) IJO. Ajinosnoto1,446 words
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Article1291 1974-02-27 13 BID and of (er prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock exchange yeileiday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets. In tots of 1.000 units unle&j, otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2MB). A. Tape U. 308). AJinomoto C 2 60B). Alcao1,291 words
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Article94 1974-02-27 13 R. J. REYNOLDS Industries, the United States' largest cigarette manufacturer, said it had completed the previously announced acquisition of Mac Donald Tobacco of Montreal. The company declined to give the purchase price but trade sources estimate it at more than US$5O million. The purchase Is still under consideration94 words
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Article28 1974-02-27 13 Rubber. Feb. 26. Singapore: 226.50 cts. (up 1.50 cts). Malaysia: 226.50 cts (up 2.00 cts). Tin: $1,121 (down $34). Official ofYerlnr. 256 tons (up 6 tons).28 words
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Article96 1974-02-27 13 QMMN MODUCI IXCHANQI. PRICBI PIR PICUL YESTERDAY Cstanut Oil: bulk |l«0 nominal drum IISS nominal. Css*s. Mixed (loose) UK/Cont. Psavsr Muntok AST A white Lot. 100% NLW ***** sellen. Sarawak whlta fob. M* NLW $303 sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. Mn NLW »197| sellers. Sarawak ASTA black f.o.b.96 words
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Article52 1974-02-27 13 Mtftdar Saturday USS US* Melbourne (1) 109. 51 Closed London 159.50 152.26 Beirut 170.80 154.2S Hongkong IM SO Closed Zurich ito.oOß Closed 171.008 Closed Pans 173.2S Closed Bpore (2) 170.9 ft IM.M Export prices In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (1) Australian dollars per ounce. (2)52 words
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Article40 1974-02-27 13 London copper price, on Monday (previoui in brackeU). Win-bar :,pot buyer *****.00 (ilOtS.00) c I I c r £1002.00 (flUAi.ooi: Three month buyer IIMO.OO (£1041.00) seller (1062.00 ((1042.00). Market tent: steady at the higher level kaln: 4.000 tons.40 words
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Article196 1974-02-27 13 Straits tin tumbles $34 fTTOE Straits tin price ■■> In Penang nosedived yesterday with a fall of $34 to $1,121.00 per plcul on an official offering up six tons to 256 tons. The sudden easiness of the local market was attributed partially to the easing of tension in the Middle196 words
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Article200 1974-02-27 13 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Tuesday. Peb. 26: US IX)' LARS Offer Bid 7 days 8-7/16 8-5 16 1 mth 8-15 16 8-13 16 2 mths 8-1/2 8-3/8 3 mths 8-5/8 8-1/3 6 mths 8-9/16 8-7/16 9 mths 8-7 16 8-5/16 12 mths200 words
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Article566 1974-02-27 13 AFTER opening one cent better the Singapore rubber market yesterday fluctuated be tween 225.00 and 226.00 cents per kilo in very quiet conditions as ope raters kept on the sidelines awaiting a lead. After mid-day, steadier tone developed on reserve of sellers. The morning session closed very quiet.566 words
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Article89 1974-02-27 13 PAGE IS J^AILY 8] MR price* Issued at noon yesterday: MHUB SMR SCV SMR SL SMR 6 SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR 50 March April (CarrenlMth) Forward Mth I B«yenS«Uen Buyer. S«Ucn (ecateparkjrl (c«aUperkfl (1 ton pallrt) 254 00 256 00 N 254.00 2M.00N (1 ton pallet) 246.0089 words
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Article90 1974-02-27 13 rpHE US dollar opened about one cent higher than Monday's closing at $2.4710— $2.4750 In the Singapore forex market yesterday. In fairly active trading, the dollar was traded up to $2.4740-$2.4750 by mid-morn-ing. Thereafter. It was traded slightly lower at $2 4735— $2 4745 but finished tinner at90 words
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Article179 1974-02-27 13 The following arc the nominal average clc*lif Interbank rates In Singapore: CWTtociea Nominal rmlw Smithsonian quoird yeaterday (ema) parity ehanfr US dollar 3.4750 2.4760 2 8196 —12 22 Sterling pound 5 6860 5 6960 7 3469 —33 61 Hongkong dollar <S 85 48 90 SO SI —3 39179 words
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Article170 1974-02-27 13 nrOKYO. Tues. Prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange moved substantially higher In thin trading. The Dow Jones average was up by 20.16 points to close at 4.*****. while the New index gained 1 08 to 345 Turnover was 90 million shares. Today's closing prices In yen with the difference170 words
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Article256 1974-02-27 13 rjONGKONO. Tues After 11 a six-day decline, share prices rose on the stock exchange todsy In decreased trading The Hang Seng Index posted a 8.40 gain to 394.74 points. Hongkong Bank moved up to HKJ26 60 on its Local register and moved up to $25.80 on Its London register256 words
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Article132 1974-02-27 13 7URICH, Mon— The still attractive rates L. the Luro CD markets both (0. US dollars and Swiss francs were probably the main reason (or today's weak performance of the Zurich Stock Exchange. Bonds and stocks were weaker. The Credit Sulsse Index tumbled M to 2J3 0 points. Clem* price*132 words
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Article316 1974-02-27 13 MELBODRNE, Tues- Buyers moved Into the Melbourne Stock Occhange today and pushed share prices higher following an encouraging report from BHP which helped push Industrial and mining share prices to higher ground. Today's closing middle prices In Australian dollars and cer'.s with the difference on ytsterday's close. INDUSTRIALS P316 words
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Article210 1974-02-27 13 MEW YORK, Mod.— x> Sporadic profit -taking coming on the heels of three consecutive falrW sharp advances turned stocks moderately lower. Oold stocks were mixed despite another sham Jump In bullion prices overseas. The Dow Jones Industrials fell 4.6; to <JM 38 while the New York Stock Exchan^210 words
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Article99 1974-02-27 13 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Mf^y 104.39 frtday 104.53 Week ago 103 83 RLBBE.RB Monday 493 10 Friday 453 26 Week ago «2.38 OILS Monday 268 41 Friday 367.71 Week ato 262 V INDUSTRIALS Monday 338 6 Friday 331 .3 Week ago 316.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday ***** Friday 85599 words
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Article128 1974-02-27 13 A MSTERDAM, Mon Dutch Internationals and Dutch locals were mixed. Plantations were generally weaker. Ban ks and investment funUs were generally firmer, while Insurances were generally weaker. Closing prices m Dutch ici.lders with the difference on the previous .session's prices: P Akio SI. DO .20 Kon. Hjof ovens 64.00Reuter - 128 words
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Obituary, Illustration24 1974-02-27 14 In Ever Loving Memory of MH. \M)Rt:v» oh MfSENG Departed on 27 273 Sadly missed and remembered by wife. children and grandchildren.24 words
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Advertisement542 1974-02-27 14 M J J*l l I.M ■IA J|Wl POLICE Ths Singapore Police invites applications fo. the follow a Male Constables b Male Constables (Technical) c Women Constables QUALIFICATION Singapore Cambridge General Certificate of Education *ith a minimum of 2 0 levels m any of tht language us equivalent (Cambridge School Certi542 words
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Advertisement615 1974-02-27 14 SINGAPORE PETROLEUM COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED invites applications for OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR I Qualifications Experience I University Degree or Polytechnic Diploma I I in Mechanical Engineering with two to I I three years working experience I I Preference will be given to those with ex- I perience in marine machinery equip- I615 words
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Advertisement595 1974-02-27 14 GAFX TERMINALS PRIVATE LIMITED. a multi-million dollar bulk liquid handling and storage prolect now under construction at Jurong Tequire a TERMINAL MANAGER RESPONSIBILITIES: to control the day to day opera lions and related administrative functions of the Terminal and to be responsible for the implementation of a developmental programme for595 words
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Advertisement529 1974-02-27 14 a NTUC WELCOME CONSUMERS CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED Trade Union House Shenton Way Singapore 1 mvites applications ior the following supermarket personnel:1. SUPERMARKET MANAGERS (Scale: $750 x5O $1.5001 Overall control and running of Supermarket with minimum of 5 years experience either in the management or supervisory position ir Supermarkets or Emporiun Good529 words
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Advertisement707 1974-02-27 14 PARTS MANAGER Leading distributor for British and American construction and materials handling eouipment have a vacancy for a top- class Parts Manager The following requirements apply At least five years experience in a similar appointment from which wide experience in all aspects of parts sales and marketing, warehousing, purchasing and707 words
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211 1974-02-27 15 SHOPKEEPERS and hawkers in Kirn Keat constituency have been warned thai their licences may l>e cancelled if tiny are caught profiteering. The Kirn Keat fair price campaign committee made the point in a circular to the shopkeepers and added that it was acting211 words
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Article92 1974-02-27 15 KEEPING TABS ON BAKERIES THE Consumers' Association of Singapore Is keeping a ilosr watch on bakeries which produce shortweight bread. A CASK spokesman said yesterday: "We are still making regular checks on bakeries." I..ist week. CASK rrported to the Finance Ministry's Trade Department the names of thr bakeries which wrrr92 words
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Article58 1974-02-27 15 7HE second annual Hotel Day. to acquaint school letttrs »uh careers available In the hotel Industry, will be held on March 11. It is being orgunised by the Hotel and Catering Training School of the Industrial T r»lnlng Board with the cooperation of the Hotel Trade Advisor)'58 words
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Article46 1974-02-27 15 Accountancy course The National Productivity Board will conduct an executive accountancy course (English) at Its Jurong premises from April 1-5. Mr R C Benham. UN, lU> expert in management accounting. NPB and Mr. J.W Walker. UN ILO expert In general management. NPB. will conduct the course.46 words
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Article, Illustration409 1974-02-27 15 EVELYN NG - EVELYN NG By THE Commissioner of Inland Revenue, Mr. Hsu Tse-Kwanr. headed the list of 86 recipients of 1973 National Day awards at the Conference Hall last night He receded the Meritorious Service Medal from Tresutient Sheares in an investiture attended by409 words
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194 1974-02-27 15 Police probe co-op loan forgeries POLICE have been call--1 ed In by the Singapore Mercantile Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. to Investigate several cases of forged signatures of witnesses In bond forms for '.oan applications. A society spokesman said the forged forms were discovered during a recent audit "Seme194 words
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Article21 1974-02-27 15 PAN-AMERICAN World Airways will resume passenger services to Singapore from Friday after a two-year suspension of passenger flights here.21 words
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Article137 1974-02-27 15 RESERVOIR DEATH GIRL IS NAMED DOUCE yesterday iden- tified the body of a girl found floating In Macßitchie Reservoir on Saturday morning as that of Miss Teo Pin Heong, 19. of JaJan Tt-nteram. in St. Michael's Estate. One of her sisters, Miss Pin Choon, 21. called at Outram Hospital mortuary137 words
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63 1974-02-27 15 Bali farmers to display paintings ALPHA Gallery will hold an exhibition entitled Peasant Painters from Ball at Its premises In Alexandra Avenue from Saturday to March Borne 50 ell paintings by peasant farmers from Penestar.an, Übud and Ball In Indonesia. depict barong dances, cock-fight*, rlce-fleld wenes. festivals, and temple ceremonies.63 words
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Article44 1974-02-27 15 A SPACE age show, featuring the latest advances in computerised medical technology, will be held at Shargrl-La Hotel's lUand Ballroom, from Sunday Itte three-day exhibition Is being organised by OeU Blomedlcal In conjunction with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians congress.44 words
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Article147 1974-02-27 15 flat offer to Goh family r£ Housing and Development Board yesterday offered the wandering Goh family a $30 a month one-room flat In Woodlands New Town A HDB letter making the offer yesterday said that the head of the family. Mr. Ooh Ah Koon. had registered for a oneroom flat147 words
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Article21 1974-02-27 15 THE rew telephone numbers of the National Library are *****5. *****6. and *****7 The Director"* new number Is *****621 words
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Advertisement96 1974-02-27 15 aaW^>^^ni B /^aaaaaak auto air conditioners designed to fit most cars QUALITY AND SERVICE GO BEHIND THE BRAND I SINGAPORE 54 Orcfurd Road. T* *****1/8 KUALA LUMPUR: 3 Mwi Robartson. Td *****/3 IPOH: 183 M.jgh Low Slnwt. PO Bo« 163. Ttl 3541/3 KNANG 703 Burmjh PiottS 11 *****/6 fl«mi»inil by96 words
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Advertisement451 1974-02-27 15 "Dla lalah cantlk A terrible mistakr I "Shah De Bunt Restoran" or "Reitoran Shah De Bunt" Which is it? The INTENSIVE BAHASA MALAYSIA I COIRSE of ViAKTAB KIHAJt AN PELA- I JARAN SABI (MKPS for short) trIK you I all The Course makes the study of Baha- I sa Malaysia451 words
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Miscellaneous586 1974-02-27 15 bbm^ V w^^nßaa^'''^naweiiCßß"kßal naa^^^^rmn Lb^^T^^Lbl j TV SINGAPORE (5) 2AA PM Opening and Tumpuan i7AA PM That Girl— The MailJ.Wt Mmggu (Malay) US .UU man Cometh 7JI News Diary of Events (Malay) IJI Love and Newsreel (Malay) 7.55 Gema is a Many Splendored Thing I.SS Gemalai IJI F. 8.1. The586 words
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Miscellaneous400 1974-02-27 15 TV MALAYSIA (3| CHO Summ r S« Oen- 741 rH Rampaisari IN -J.VA/ ms (he Menace 5.21 /.Tl Summary 1.12 Maiallan Dkir Barat S.M Weather I.M Wamta I.M Penstiwa I.M News hews 1.11 Belaiarlah Bahasa Anda 1.21 Komentar 1.53 The Search 1.14 The Basil Brush Show I.M 11.42 The First400 words
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Miscellaneous21 1974-02-27 15 WATER consumption on Monday was 111.2 million rations (M1.0M cubic metres), 2 million rations <t.*M enbic metres) more than on Sunday.21 words
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Advertisement351 1974-02-27 16 As a part of our rapid expansion programme, we are planning to enter the Singapore General Insurance Market and now invite applications for the position of: I GENERAL INSURANCE I I MANAGER I This position calls for a man with a proven record of successful performance both in management and351 words
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Advertisement341 1974-02-27 16 mm EURO-SINGAPORE EXPRESS (PTE) LTD. ANNOUNCEMENT WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT ALL OUR TRAVEL AND TOUR OPERATIONS ARE NOW CENTRALISED AT:— 5117/5118 GOLDEN MILE SHOPPING CENTRE, GROUND FLOOR, BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE, 7. TEL: 258-3611, 255-3887 258-6863, 258-5834 AND OUR KEY PERSONNELS ARE: TRAVEL MANAGER: MR. FRANCIS LOH MARKETING EXECUTIVE: MR. DAVID TEO341 words
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Advertisement275 1974-02-27 16 IN TM K HIGH C'UI'RT OE THE Kill BI.IC OK SINGAPORE. ■tarn No. 297 I of 1973. Between ONO TIAM TEE Petitioner And LIEW SIANG HUA Respondent. To:— Llew Slang Hua late of 107 Race Course Road. Singapore. Take Notice that a Petition for Divorce has been filed against you275 words
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Advertisement537 1974-02-27 16 IN THE HIGH COURT UE SINGAPURE COMPANIES WINDING 11" NO. 4 OE '*74 In the Matter of the Chit Fund Act. 1971 (Act No. 28 of 1971) And In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185. 1970 Edition) And In the Matter of IDEAL BENEFIT FUND CORPORATION (S) LIMITED537 words
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Advertisement155 1974-02-27 16 FOURWAYS TRAVEL (LONDON) LTD. HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE APPOINTMENT OF SIME DARBY TRAVEL SERVICE, SINGAPORE. AS OUR GENERAL SALES AGENT AS FROM IST FEBRUARY 1974. OVERSEAS CORPORATION I EAR EAST) PTE. LIMITED 1 1 fieri' ><*■■«■ r> Hqmdalion i At an extraordinary general meeting of Overseas Corporation (Far East)155 words
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Advertisement165 1974-02-27 16 ADVERTISEMENT FOR CREDITORS In the matter of Overseas Corporation (Far East) Pte Limited (In members' voluntary liquidation) and In the matter of the Companies Act. Cap 185 Notice is hereby given that the creditors of Overseas Corporation (Far East) Pte Limited, which is being wound up voluntarily, are required on165 words
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Advertisement554 1974-02-27 18 m pear op iincpohi powt kianc 1 AUTHORITY ANHOUMCIO TNI POLLOWIHC BIHTMIMC l.ylK Par! Mnlola OoM«a MT p.r*s!. B "v^"J- «5S -"v--■traat Oumbfrland II Wakavu Amanmda. l.i.rd Kirn; Oumhc Mini 77 am. Tan Nam Virt II tt. Tambola atimko M.ru. Knu! I Ika W. Knri«iire U M Lion Ma.rak and554 words
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Advertisement560 1974-02-27 19 LKMBAGA PEMASARAN PER TAN lAN PERSEKUTUAN (F.AJLA.) 1. Permohonan adalah dlpelawa darlpada Warganegara Malaysia untuk jawatan yang berikut:— A PEGAWAI PENTADBIR CD Taagga Gajl: tSOO 140 1.000/1.060 x5O I.SOO (tennasuk *cmua> dltambah elaun rumah. Mi. Kdayakan dan Peagalamaa: (a) Ijarah Kepujlan dalam Pengajlan Kesusasteraan, Kkonoml dan Perdagangan lart Unlversiu yang560 words
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Advertisement524 1974-02-27 19 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN IKAN MALAYSIA JAWATAN KOSONG Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa darlpada Warganegara Malaysia untuk menglsl jawatan Pegawal Perlkanan di Lembaga lnl:PEGAWAI PERIKANAN <TeUp). Oajl: $750 x 50 850/Sek. Per/950 x 50 1.150/Sek. Kec./ 1.300 x 50-1.500 x 100-1.800. Kelayakan dan Pengalaman: I. (1) Ijazah Perlkanan atau Ijazah Kepujlan di dalam pelajaran524 words
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Advertisement529 1974-02-27 19 C#COLD STORAGE GftOUP OF COMPANIES MARKETING EXECUTIVES Forward plans and expansion require additional Malaysian Citizens to fill the above posts. The successful men should have the relevant university degree and preferably with previous experience In marketing. Starting salary will be negotiated commensurate with the candidates' qualifications and experience. Terms Include529 words
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Advertisement588 1974-02-27 19 nir-im—STinl I A iw 1 1 urn Mill invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysians for the position of SALES ENGINEER The successful applicant will be based in Selangor but Intensive travelling is envisaged, particularly to Indonesia and East Malaysia. Responsibility To promote sales of Heavy Duty Trucks and Off-Highway Dump588 words
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Advertisement670 1974-02-27 19 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR COMPANIES WINDING IP NO. 2 OF 1974 In the Matter ol NG BROS. CONSTRUCTION SDN. BHD. And In the Matter of the COMPANIES ACT, 1965 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the Wlndlng-Up of the abovenamed670 words
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Article18 1974-02-27 20 MARCH 2ND TO «TH V p m Music and Cor--.i-nted by iKe-upby M B L Reserva- J18 words
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Article23 1974-02-27 20 home leave U K Hire j car for I'nllmiled or Time neaper -.inal charge for ■••nd for Airways Ml Bath Road.23 words
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Obituary51 1974-02-27 20 lim SENG CHONG. 74 peacefully n2Mh February at 2 45 pm Memorial service on 271h February at 800 p m at 54 Jalan Latch. Singapore 13 Cortege leaves for mon at 10 30 a m on Ist Marrh No wreaths or scrolls please Donations to True Way prlan Church51 words
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Article26 1974-02-27 20 THE FAMILY OF tdf late Mrs Lee rhee Klong thank friends and for their attendance, kind assistance, donations, con- d wreaths during their recent bereavement26 words
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Obituary18 1974-02-27 20 IN LOVING MEMORY Miss Tali Stem Khun who departed one year ago today Fondly remembered by18 words
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Advertisement545 1974-02-27 20 classified ads H PLEASURE PAGE n Pleasure Page today »nd thrilling thousands of people IMkM and New York Keep up with the entertainment world with New Nation ENTRUST YOU R SE L F CONFIDENTLY 10 our perming tinting, highlighting expert Julie Klerk s Salons Hotel .singapura. telephone *****3 LIM HAR:545 words
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Advertisement887 1974-02-27 20 {AUSTRALIAN COMPANY requires a Female Clerk Age between 21 25 possessing Senior Cambridge Certificate with typing experience A knowledge of Shorthand would be an advantage Apply S T Box A ***** Spore FEMALE CLERK required by an Established Import Company Knowledge n Book-keeping, typewriting and written Chinese preferred Apply In887 words
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Advertisement786 1974-02-27 20 WANTED FEMALE/ TYPIST CLERK with some knowledge of Accounts and working experience Call personally at 570 Serangoon Road Spore 8 for Interview at 2 pm on 28 2 74 REQUIRED BY MANUFACTURING COMPANY EXPERIENCED 1) SHIPPING CLERK 2) STOREMAN APPLY TO S.T. BOX A9143S STATINO AOE. QUALIFICATIONS. EXPERIENCE AND DESIRED786 words
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Advertisement683 1974-02-27 20 WE WISH TO TRAIN bright young people for challenging k rewarding careers previous sales experience preferred but not essential. Minimum qualification secondary 4 Call *****3 Raymond for interview SALES REPRESENTATIVES REOUIRED An Expanding Engineering Company requires Sales Representatives to market an established mske of Industrial and Aviation Chemicals and other683 words
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Advertisement804 1974-02-27 20 t) Omnmrmi INTERNATIONAL METAL COMPANY requires 1 1 Sales Representatives for Stainless steel aluminium building materials preferable applicants with experience in sales of building materials (2) Female ryplst/Receptlonlst (3) Messenger Please apply In own handwriting furnishing full particulars, salary expected together with recent photograph (nonreturnable) to S T Box A804 words
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Advertisement727 1974-02-27 20 WANTED COFFEE BOY for coffee house Experience not necessary Apply personally 2 Dhoby Ghaut Spore 9 REOUIRED ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER with Senior Cambridge Certificate preferably with some experience Apply S T Box A ***** Spore DESPATCH BOY with secondary 2 education and possess motorcycle licence ST Box A ***** Spore Established727 words
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Advertisement764 1974-02-27 20 WANTED DRIVER preferably in dlst 19 Contact Mr Lee *****5 B'pore COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT, Bukit Ho Swee Requires Community Workers Preferably Chinese Educated, bilingual, work independently, some experience in Community work Salary negotiable. Apply 8 T Box A ***** or Ring *****3. during office hours for appointment WAITRESSES WANTED Experienced/764 words
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Advertisement764 1974-02-27 20 OETACHED BUNGALOWS Holland Orove $1500. Jalan Marlam $1200: Chestnut Drive $800. Jalan Marlam $650. Semidetached Upper Thomson $900. Tamplnes Road. Swimming pool $850: Sel'tar HUls $750. Jalan S'nar Bulan $650. Seletar HUls $600. Jalan Balalong $500: Upper I Buklt Tlmah $400: Seletar Hills $400 Terrace houses Charlton Park $600. Seletar764 words
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Advertisement837 1974-02-27 20 ANDREW LEONG HOUSING AGENCY: bungalows Ming Teck Park. Namly Orove. Holland Orove Avenue $1,600 $2,500 Apartments Hilltop* Apartment. Kum Hlng CttUil Serene House. Cavenagh Court. Balmoral Park. Calrnhlll Court. Leonle Towers. Penthouse Ford Mansion $1,200 $2 500 Terrace house Merryn Terrace $1,100 Tel *****1/*****2 Spore HIGH FLOOR EXECUTIVE APARTMENT dlst837 words
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Advertisement889 1974-02-27 20 INTERNATIONAL MANU PACTURINQ CORPORATION requires home* and apartments in good neighbourhood* a*: accommodation for Its personnel. Agreeable to paying •800 $4 000 for suitable proper-tin Please call 2580T83. WE HAVE ■CLIENTS' looku.y for homes in your area dMa. S. 10, 1 1 Are you Interested renting .our home Cell v*889 words
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Advertisement775 1974-02-27 21 fSuT^LIVIL IXURV APARTp Tloor Regent.' Jalan Ampang) 1200 SSS loan 50 per cent Box No I K L 01-02 BEALLV LOCATBO LANO suitable for housing vtur.ted in Klang and Pahang for sale For ■«ct Syarlkat Port Klang Tel *****4 t;3B Principals only ■ti SO FT FREEHOLD LANO al Koan: Singapore775 words
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Advertisement779 1974-02-27 21 OOLDHILL SHOPPING CENTRE office space of 1400 sq ft for rent Central atr-condllloned. panelling, wall to wall carpet. Immediate occupation Contact Miss Tan *****4 For small/ large offices In OOLDHILL SHOPPING CENTRE CONTACT Sprlngs.lil Enterprise Tefc *****0/ $$0*22 CENTRAL CITY AREA 39-C Bouth Bridge Road 1.780 sq ft office space779 words
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Advertisement767 1974-02-27 21 TRANS-EURO ASIAN TRAVEL SERVICE Room 303. 3rd Floor Central Building. Magulne Road Spore Tel 981»2/ ***** Offers special low cost flights to London ft Europe Dally ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL Daily WMfctv MontMv Lake Tobe 8 days $380/T^ats'MßsTSS Ho l Bangkok/ Chtsngmsl 7 days BSSO/- Sundays Mondays Lafcs) 12/14 days SISM/1488 Bangkok/767 words
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Advertisement750 1974-02-27 21 OOINO TO LONDON? VISIT MOSCOW ON THE WAY ANO DISCOVER A NEW WORLD FREE 3 Days accommodation, meals tours, theatre ticket. transfers For further details please call LEISURE TOURS PRIVATE lIMiTPO ROOM 134. STAMFORD HOUSE. 3S STAMFORD ROAD, SINGAPORE 8. TEL *****9/ *****6 HOLIDAY WW~~ TO PAROBOS HOTELS GROUP. 6750 words
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Advertisement727 1974-02-27 21 SECRETARIAL COURSE: Day Evening Sess.on) Starting March (.«*>"'•• and/Typewriting/ Bookkeeping CorresSondence/ Secretarial Duties/ tructure of Business/ English/ Office Management). Register early Rajas College Raffles Place (*****). Rajas. 218 D. Changl Road (*****8) SHORTHAND 1 Theory/ Speed upto 150) Classes anytime New Sessions starting March Register early Details from Raja's College.727 words
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Advertisement976 1974-02-27 21 PRACTICAL ELECTRONIC ANO RADIO, computer logic and programming Learn by doing over 50 experiments and projects Apply Y.B.C Tech-corn Training Centre, tel *****4 OUALIFY IN PUBLIC RELATIONS by passing recognised IPR and CAM London Exams Another Certificate Course commencing on Monday. 25th March Every I Monday. Wednesday and Friday 6.30976 words
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Advertisement843 1974-02-27 21 ISSS TOYOTA CROWN with alrcon In Up top condition New road tax and Insurance Includes radio, cartridge cassette player and console box. sports rims $7800 o n o Dial ***** Mr Tan ST 4373 VOLVO 122S floor gear 4door radio, new paint $2,500 only Tel *****8 ISSS MAZOA 800 STATIONWAOON.843 words
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Advertisement939 1974-02-27 21 GOING CHEAPfI Selling either 1969 Holden Klngswood or 1971 Rover 3 5 both one owner. Airconditioned, etc Ring- *****4 1971 JAGUAR 2.S automatic alrrondltloned tape, radio etc. up top condition ring *****7 IBT3 Datsun 160J SSS (alrcond). Datsun 1200. Subaru 1400. 1871 Alfa Romeo 2000 Berllna (alrcond). Ford Escort 1100939 words
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Advertisement775 1974-02-27 21 FOR SALE OR CHARTER self -propelled landing craft LCT MXII 230' x 38 x 6 draft 600 DWT capacity Excellent condition Contact Straits Engineers *****7 Spore JAKARTA BUYER wants TWIN-ENGINED PLEASURE CRUISER 25 to 35 feet in good condition Send detail* and photo (nonrelumcbie) to B.T. Boi A ***** Spore.775 words
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Advertisement957 1974-02-27 21 WE SPECIALISED IN CARPETS, wall-paper, curtain fabrics Con tart Rome Interior B-29. Kalone: Shopping Centre *****7 AIR-COOL SERVICE. Specialist In all brands of alr-condltioners/ re- frlserator.s Sale service repair/ rental Tel *****0 HOUSE PAINTING. We specialise in house painting, home decorations, office renovation, construction works, furniture Liar! Alk Furniture Decoration957 words
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455 1974-02-27 22 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP j RACINfi] pENANG, Tues. Renaissance (late Majestic Condor) showed striking form in a workout on heavy going here today. Ridden by jockey Peter Moran, the six-year-old by Idomeneo was eager to gallop hut was hard held all the way to clock455 words
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Article263 1974-02-27 22 Chia, Tan lead after STTA trials »PHE Singapore Table Ten- nls Association are holdIns: a series of round-robin trials before deciding on the team for the Asian table tennis championships to be held In Yokohama. Japan, from April 2-15, reports PETES BIOVV. So far five trials, two for the men263 words
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Article130 1974-02-27 22 ST. JOHN'S (Antigua). Tues. MCC drew with, the Leeward Islands here today but Frank Hayes with an unbeaten »5 saved the final day from being totally fruitless for the touring side. Tony Oreig. captaining MCC In place of Mike Denneae, set tha Leewards a target130 words
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Article22 1974-02-27 22 LONDON. Tues West Bromwlch Albion beat Carlisle United l-o In an English Football League Div Two match here yesterday ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article115 1974-02-27 22 RUDY WANTS A SHOW DOWN JAKARTA. Tues. IndoJ nesla's six-time All-Eng-land badminton champion Rudy Hartono has expressed his desire to play Chinese players In a match to decide the world champion, Antara News Agency reported today Hartono said In Bandung West Java, where he Is undergoing extensive training lor t!e115 words
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Article69 1974-02-27 22 CAIRN hill edged Kallang 2-1 in an Inter-Constl-tuency sepak takraw tournament match at OUUemard yesterday. In the other matches. Chua Chu Rang bt River Valley 3-0. Buklt Merah bt Leng Kee 3-0. Jurong bt Sepoy Lines 2-1. Telok Blangah bt Buklt Panjang 3-1 Kampoiig Ch Ch«« bt69 words
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Article, Illustration330 1974-02-27 22 'Robot 9 ends Mundine s hopes for world title fight DARIS, Tues. American Benny Briscoe put a temporary end to the world title hopes of Australian Tony Mundlne here last night when he knocked out the Commonwealth middleweight cr.amplon in the fifth round of their scheduled 12-round bout. The fightReuter - 330 words
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323 1974-02-27 22 r T EL AVIV. Tuea. The Israel Lawn Tennis Association will do its utmost to Me that Israel is allowed to participate In the Third Asian Amateur Tennis Championships on March in Jakarta, or that It wIU not take place at all.323 words
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144 1974-02-27 22 Confirmed: 2 mares in foal to Secretariat pAHIS (Kentucky), Tun Srth Hancock, prnldrnt of CUiborne Farm, said yesterday that the lint two thoroufhbred man* bred to SecreUrUt have been pronounced la fu»l. bat a third mare proved barren. Secretariat, America's first triple crown winner In Z5 yean as a three-year-old144 words
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Article229 1974-02-27 22 DENNIS CNIA - Darby out -by his car DENNIS CNIA BY f«ACK Australian aboriginal jockey Darby McCarthy who created a bijj Impact during his short riding visit here, I hear, is out of the saddle for the next few months following an accident in Melbourne on Monday. He was admitted to hospital after229 words
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Article68 1974-02-27 22 PARIS. Tues Belgian Emile Puttemans set two world best Indoor performances In a 5.000 m race at an International Athletics meeting here on Sunday. Puttemans cocked 1 30 8 to beat the world 5.000 m mark of 13:34 1 by Ethiopian Mirus Ylfter. On hisReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration476 1974-02-27 23 Thumbs up for Noh in test for Cup berth S«l«ction O Parajja 2 IT was thumbs up for 1 Mohammed Noh, who showed glimpses ol his old form it Persija of Indonesia in yestersoccer match at Jalan Besar, reports JOE DORAI. A;though Persija won uch by 2-0, ln- .ird Noh476 words
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Article40 1974-02-27 23 TAIPEH. Tues. Taiwan's Amateur Athletics Association rejected China's Invitation to take part In this year's Asian Games under Peking's auspices as purely united front trick It called the Invitation a "spiteful and vicious practice of the Chinese communists."40 words
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Article, Illustration472 1974-02-27 23 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By I U Liang Huan stands unchallenged as the hot favourite for the Singapore Open Golf championship starting tomorrow at Bukit Course. He is freely tipped by SGA officials and his main rivals as the "man to watch" this week, following472 words
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333 1974-02-27 23 Justina beats 4 records and Games mark OINGAPOREs breaststroke specialist, JusUna Tseng, broke four records In one race yesterday and her time was also faster than Malaysia's Rosanni Lam's winning time In the 100 m event of the 7th Seap Games, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Justina, a Secondary One student of333 words
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242 1974-02-27 23 rO preliminary meetings have been held in a move to set up the Football Association of Singapore Council by Apnl The meetings were held by the Singapore Sports Council to consider possible candidates for the Council. The present five-member Ad hoc Committee242 words
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552 1974-02-27 23 Starting times and first round draw THE first round draw and suiting times (or tomor--Ist TEE 640 am K Nakao (J), B. 'ones (A). 6.47 S. Miy&uki (Ji. GR Masters (UK); 6.54 K. Hushlno (J). V. Thabavibul (T); P. Tang (HK.i; 7.01 J. Talf.hasht <USi. N I&mall (Mi; 7.0* O.552 words
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Article54 1974-02-27 23 WOMEN player* stole the limelight from the men In hastily arranged mixed polo game at Thomson Road yesterday. They played as skllfullv as the men and Margaret Baker scored two goals to help her team win 4-1 In a curtain raiser to the North versus South match.54 words
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289 1974-02-27 23 By G. ROBERT CINGAPORE Lawn Tennis Association will send two Junior players to the Malaysian Open Championships in Kuala Lumpur from Apr. 17 to 21. SLTA secretary Philip Lemos said: "We have accepted the Malaysian LTA's invitation for the big meet which289 words
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Article47 1974-02-27 23 HAMILTON. Tues. Australia are poised for a crushing victory tomorrow against Northern District* In their cricket match here. After declaring 522-8, the Australians dismissed Districts for 69 (OHeeffe 4-18) and then had them struggling again till 133-4 (B. Dunning 87i at cloat47 words
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Advertisement1135 1974-02-27 22 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUANTAN COMPANIES (WINDING I NO. 1 OF 1974 In the matter of the Companies Act. lDtt And In the matter of Sharikat Bahgia (Pahang Tua) Bhd.. No. 10. Lubok Paku. Kuantan, Pahang ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE Is hereby given that a petition for1,135 words
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Advertisement492 1974-02-27 22 KENYATAAN TAWARAN KEMENTERIAN KESIHATAN Tawaran-tawaran adalah dipelawa untuk membekal barangbarang kepada Hospita! Besar, Kuala Lumpur sepertl oerikut--1) SURGICAL ITEM. 11 LAUNDRY BQUIPMENT. DETERGENT AND CHEMICALS till HADIOPHARMACEUTICALS. lv) MEDICAL/ DENTAL/ LABORATORY EQUIPMENT. I. Butir-butir lanjut dan borang tawaran bohh dldapati dari Pengarah. Hospital Besar. Kuala Lumpur. 3. Tarikh tutup tawaran492 words
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Advertisement442 1974-02-27 22 AKTA BTAMKATSYAKIKAi. IMS NOTIS MENGENAI MESYUARAT MESYUARAT PERTAMA Nama Syarlkat: Nlra Oola (Sdn) Berhad. Alamat Pejabat yang Dirlaftarkan: 60-C. Jalan Buklt Binung. Kuala Lumpur. Mahkamah: Mahkamah Tlnggl. Ipoh. Nombor Perkara. Companies Wlnding-Up No. Jof 1972. Tarikh Mesyuarat mesyuarat Pertama: Siplutang-slplutang (Creditors) 14hb. Mac, 1974 jam 10.00 pagl. Penyumbang penyumbang Saham442 words
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Advertisement142 1974-02-27 22 WUTDII REFRIGERATION AIR 1 CENTRAL CONDITIONING PTE. LTD. Hfd O*K* 3*6, Joo Out Rd Spot )>. Ul 442SSS *****5 *****5 Sptn Fn 124. Stnnfoon Rd Fport (New Tel. for our spare parts Dept. *****8. *****8) %D MB 6♦ 6 BAR COUNTER DISPENSERS An Automatic Cooling Dispenser. •b For Schools, Hotels,142 words
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Advertisement141 1974-02-27 23 IT Or fine? We have the instruments to gauge what sort of weather it's going to be. We have instruments that measure anything and everything. Motion Smith Sons Limited Suppliers of instruments that measure anything. 2. Mistn Road. Singapore. Tel: *****/***** 13 Battery Road. Singapore 1. Tel: *****^ CURTAIN CENTRE141 words
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Advertisement90 1974-02-27 23 The first overhead shopping centre with revolving restaurant CHANGE ALLEY AERIAL PLAZA Vl)1 n 1 ii S^s^tf^*W^ *Z- igJJ— L— ld iWAV^n I Enquiries: MtHUiUmaiiii Roon 12, CHANGE ALLEY AERIAL PLAZA,! Quay, Singapore 1. Phone *****. M I I RPPB (k I v© iSff^ YOU CfllYT I mlBSt IV S90 words
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Miscellaneous102 1974-02-27 23 GOLF Spore Open ProAni tournament (Buklt Course 649 pm.); Amateur qualifying round (bland 8.46 a m 1 SOCCER SBHFL Dlv. 1 G Waugh v KLM (Olllman). S. Shipyard v Hongkong Bank (Tanglln 515 p.m.) Dlv. 3: Customs v Postals (F. Park). PARC A' v TTSH (Bt. Chermln). SGSFL Dlv. 3:102 words
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Article, Illustration99 1974-02-27 24 rIS hydrant was tbe sole source of water supply for some 144 families living in two Housing Board threestorey blocks in Strathmore Avenue till late last night. It happened after a main pipe between Block 63 and Block 64 burst at about99 words
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Article39 1974-02-27 24 TEL AVIV. Tues. Israel has asked Egypt to release immediately a bus carrying 30 co 40 American tourists from a Jewish charlt" which strayed into Egyptian -held territory in Sinai today, a military spokesman announced here. Renter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article26 1974-02-27 24 REYKJAVIK, TUt* Thirty thousand workers stayed off their jobs yesterday In the first weekday of a general strike In Iceland for higher pay. AP.AP - 26 words
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Article167 1974-02-27 24 Car bomb hurts 13 in packed bar DELFAST, Tues.— Thirteen people were injured last night when a car bomb exploded outside a packed bar on the outskirts of Belfast. Police also reported a number of shooting and bomblne Incidents throughout the province apparently on the Increase with the British generalReuter - 167 words
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Article72 1974-02-27 24 MANILA. Tues. A military court today sentenced a policeman to death by firing squad for the kidnap- murder of a 21-year-old student in July 1972. The court handed down the death penalty against Patrolman Francisco Constantino Jr. for murdering Manuel Jlao. It was theUPI - 72 words
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Article437 1974-02-27 24 LONDON. Tuts.—The •toek market closed firm across a broad front in moderate trading today mainly suportcd by a bulltah Interpretation of the latest election opinion poll giving a ilieable majority to the Cooaervattvf Party, MM said. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index was up 4.1 at 233.1.437 words
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310 1974-02-27 24 WASHINGTON. Tuesday IJNDER-SECRETARY of State Joseph Sisco said today the atmosphere appears favourable for success in Dr. Henry Kissinger's trip to the Middle East to lower tensions between Syria and Israel. Mr. Sisco will be Dr. Kissinger's top aide on the missionReuter - 310 words
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Article83 1974-02-27 24 All 8 Jolo towns retaken MANILA. Tues. Government forces have recaptured all the eight towns on the southern Philippines Island of Jolo which were occupied by well-armed Muslim rebels earlier this month, a military spokesman cald here. The rebels who burned down almost half the provincial capital of Jolo, 600Reuter - 83 words
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Article52 1974-02-27 24 HOLLYWOOD. Tues Edward O Robinson Jr.. 40--year-old son of the late actor, died In his sleep from apparently natural causes at his home early today. Robinson led a stormy life, having repeated brushes with the law. including many arrests for drunken driving. He was married fourUPI - 52 words
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Article39 1974-02-27 24 CEBU CITY. (Philippines). Tues. Government troop* killed six persons, including five communist Huk guerrillas in a clash In Manika village tn the province of Aklan. about 300 miles south of Manila, military authorities said today. UPI.UPI - 39 words
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Article27 1974-02-27 24 HONOKONO. TUM. Hongkong recorded I temperature of four degrees Celsius (3»Fi today, the coldest February day In the British crown colony In five years. UPI.UPI - 27 words
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255 1974-02-27 24 Girls' 'slave labour' claim rejected SYDNEY, Tuesday T«HE Australian Confederation of Apparel Manufacturers (ACAM) today rejected a claim by a group of Filipino girls that they were being used as "slave labour" at a clothing factory here. The seven girls, who arrived here from Manila 10 months agu on aReuter - 255 words
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Article30 1974-02-27 24 TORONTO, Tue». Efcht teenagers were killed Uat night when the stolen ear In which they were ridinf plunged Into a creek at Oakville. Ontario. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article25 1974-02-27 24 CANBERRA. Tues. The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs In Canberra announced today that Australia and Panama have agreed to establish diplomatic relations. neuterReuter - 25 words
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Miscellaneous12 1974-02-27 24 The weather weather forecast for Singapore from 6am to noon: No rain.12 words
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