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Title Section15 1974-09-09 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article, Illustration576 1974-09-09 1 N.G. KUTTY, PAUL WEE; B. DORAI - N.G. KUTTY, PAUL WEE and B. DORAI Flash fire injures three By MISHAP OFF SULTAN SHOAL ONE man died and three others were injured in a flash fire following an explosion on board the nearly completed $48.7 million semi submersible offshore oil rig Penrod576 words
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Article388 1974-09-09 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. PRESIDENT Ford announced today that he has granted Mr Kichard Nixon a "full, free and absolute pardon" for all offences the former President may have committed while in office The action came almost one month to the day after Mr. Nixon resignedUP - 388 words
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534 1974-09-09 1 'Big 5' money talks: The main issues PARIS, Sun— Top finance officials from four Common Market countries, the United States and Japan today wind up weekend talks near here on international monetary problems with inflation and currency parities expected to be the main bones of contention, lnlormed sources said. TheReuter - 534 words
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Article47 1974-09-09 1 MO6COW. Sun Police today arrested six Soviet Jewish actlvlau who demonstrated outside the Moscow city hall, a Jewish source aald. The Jewt were seised fire minutes after unfurling signs saving "freedom for the prisoners of Zlon" and other slogans, the source said. UPJ.47 words
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Article40 1974-09-09 1 LIMA. Sun. Three young children died and a fourth here ms seriously 111 after eating food laced with Insecticide while their parents were •way. police aald here yeeVrdsy They sere treating It as a case of murder Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article30 1974-09-09 1 JAKARTA. Sun. Some 2.500 people were made homeless In a fire last Tuesday which partially destroyed the town cf Baukpapan. east Borneo. Antara News Agency reported today. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article57 1974-09-09 1 RANOOOK, Sun. Burmese troop* have, tlsstm/oi Jungle hideout of Mtwlng Karen rebel* In Thandaung In oontral Burma, the offlciaJ Worktag Ptopie s Dally reported today. In the raid a weak ago tbs troops eaptursd oat ratal aad a quantity of anna and a— rnntttmv Twenty nuts assd57 words
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114 1974-09-09 1 100,000 AUSSIES OUT OF JOB: MINISTER CANBERRA, Bun.-Aus-trallan Labour Minister Clyde Cameron disclosed tonight that unemployment In Australia last month topped the 100.000 level and «v likely to deteriorate further. Mr. Cameron said the number of unemployed people registered with the Commonwealth Employment Service had increased by 145 per centReuter - 114 words
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Article51 1974-09-09 1 ANKARA. Sun. Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit yesterday confirmed that he will make a Scandinavian tour this month, despite the Cyprus crisis. His decision was announced by the Foreign Ministry after Mr. Erevtt met rmNitiaifn from the four countries he will vMt-Denmark. Norway. Oweden and Finland—Reuter - 51 words
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Article43 1974-09-09 1 BANOKOK, Sun. Five people wore killed and 10 others Injured when two buses collided head-on In north eastern Thailand, police said today. Pottos said the collision took place yesterday In Udon Province MOkma (W0 miles) northeast of here— Router.Reuter - 43 words
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Article41 1974-09-09 1 TOKYO, Sun. Governor Hiroehl Kuroki of Myasakl prefecture, a co-winner of the 1974 Ramon Magaaysay award worth ÜBftlo.ooo <5524.000). said he will uw too award money for the benefit of mentally and physically handicapped children in his prefecture -<AP.AP - 41 words
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Article70 1974-09-09 1 MKXICO CITY. Bun. The possibility of a crippling national strike loomed heavy today after a labour leader announced workers and employers were far apart In their negotiations over a IS par cent labour wage Increase demand to cope with runaway In nation. H the strike occursAP - 70 words
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99 1974-09-09 1 JOBOBE BABU, San. Two construction workers died In a headon collision between a Datsan ear and a tourist bos at the 14th mile, Johore BaruAyer Hltam road this morning. Three others were serloasly Injured and taken te hasaitel. The dead are ear driver,99 words
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Article56 1974-09-09 1 'Sack the US staff demand ATHENS, Sun. Greek pilots of Olympic Airways, the national air carrier, have informed the Ooverment that they refuse to fly with Americans employed by the airline because of the US Government's policy over Cyprus. A spokesman for the company said the pilots had sent aReuter - 56 words
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144 1974-09-09 1 MAVROS CALLS FOR A 'NO MILITARY' CYPRUS PARIS. Sun. Greek Foreign Minister George Mavros was quoted today as calling for a demlllt arised Cyprus governed by what be termed a working federation. Mr. Mavros told the leftwing French weekly magasine, Le Nouvel Observateur, that only such a solution could avoid144 words
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Article50 1974-09-09 1 BELFAST, Sun— (A, wodler was wounded slightly man was killed and a solyesterday when gunmen opened fire on troops patrolling Dungannon, about 55 km (35 miles) west of here. The army said she was Mrs. Mary Blngham who lived near Cookstown "a completely Innocent victim," the said— Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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241 1974-09-09 1 88 die as Boeing crashes into sea MO REASON TO SUSPECT SABOTAGE-TWA ROME, Sunday TRANS World Airlines Boeing 707 airliner flying from Tel Aviv to Rome via Athens crashed into the sea between the Greek mainland and Italy today, killing all 88 people aboard. TWA manager In Italy, Mr. RaymondReuter; UPI - 241 words
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192 1974-09-09 1 Garuda plane may have run into storm JAKARTA. Sun. The Garuda Indonesian Airways plane which crashed yesterday was apparently caught by a strong gust of wind which blew it into an abandoned house where It burst into flames. Indonesian Communications Minister Emll SaUm said today. Mr. Sallm told a newsUPI - 192 words
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Article50 1974-09-09 1 WASHINOTON. Sun. President Pord will meet United Nations SecretaryOeneral Kurt Waldheim tomorrow the White House announced yesterday. The White House said that Mr Waldhetm had r l|in— sil Interest In meeting the President before Mr. Ford's scheduled address to the United Nations on Sept. It. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article39 1974-09-09 1 MANILA. Sun. Two crew members were killed and two others seriously injured In an explosion aboard the 61.230-ton Panamanian tanker Perlmna Samudra No. 12 off the Philippines vaster day. the Philippine Rescue Co-ordinating Centre said today.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article71 1974-09-09 1 Nixon: I was wrong SAN CIXMENTE, San. Former Fre■ident Nixon ula Uday he wu wronf la the way he tried to deal with Watergate and said the error was ~a harden I thaU tear for every day af ale that to left U mt." Mr. Nixon, speaking after President FordAP - 71 words
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183 1974-09-09 2 Trials: Aussie lawyers can attend JAKARTA. Sun. President Suharto has told the Australian Prime Minister Oough Whitlam that Australian lawyers could attend the trials of political prisoners in this country, an Indonesian spokesman said today. About 6,000 prisoners are being held in Java prisons and another 1,000, regarded as hardcoreReuter; AP - 183 words
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Article30 1974-09-09 2 TOKYO. Sun. JOen Yakubu Oowon, head of the Nlgerlkn Oovemment and his wife arrived In Peking today for a state visit, the official H.«ln Hua new* agency said.30 words
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Article104 1974-09-09 2 Death penalty on 8 upheld SEOUL, (South Korea). Sun. A courtmartial today upheld the death sentences of eight of nine persons convicted earlier on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the Government of President Park Chung Hee Those whose sentences were upheld Included Yo Chong Nam, a 29--year-old former university student,104 words
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Article63 1974-09-09 2 HONOKONO. Sun— The Supreme Court yesterday dismissed an appeal by 11 Hongkong Journalists convicted of entering an airport restricted area here while covering demonstrations against the deportation of 118 South View namese illegal immigrants on June 17. The Journalists had pleaded guilty and were fined HKS2OO (*****)Reuter - 63 words
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Article, Illustration161 1974-09-09 2 OIOKTO, Sun. ChlX nese Premier Chou Kn-lai is now recuperating from the Illness which has prevented him from seeing foreign visitors since the end of July, according to a report from Peking. Vice-Premier Te n g Hsiao-ping was quoted as telling a visitingReuter - 161 words
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254 1974-09-09 2 New plan for 60,000 Jews to leave Russia WASHINGTON, Sun. At least 60,000 Jews and others could emigrate yearly from the Soviet Union under a compromise plan now in the final stages of negotiation between the Administration and Congress. Highly reliable informants said today that the delicate and complex negotiations,NYT - 254 words
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111 1974-09-09 2 Security talks on Europe reach decisive phase GENEVA, Bun. Diplomats from 35 nations .tomorrow enter a crucial stage of negotiations here which could decide whether the marathon European security conference yields major or minor results. Sub-committees grappling with the key Issues of freer exchange of information and travel and contactsReuter - 111 words
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Article36 1974-09-09 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rafatn will arrive her* next Tuesday for a four -day vlatt, including talks with President Ford and Secretary of Bute Henry Kissinger, the White Houae announced ye«terd»y. Reut*rReuter - 36 words
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Article25 1974-09-09 2 COLOMBO Sun Sri Lanka has appointed Mr Bernard TUlekeratne. former EMrector-Oeneral of Foreign Affairs, as amhanarlor to Japan, the Foreign Ministry announced. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article32 1974-09-09 2 DUESBBLDORF. Sun— An International oonaortlum headed by Sybetra of Belgium ha* received a J.OOO-mllllon mark (811.137.7 million) order from Algeria to build the world's biggest gu kqulflcation plant —ReuterReuter - 32 words
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715 1974-09-09 2 US halts its delivery of atom to India WASHINGTON, Sunday fHE United States has stopped delivery of uranium fuel to India until the Indian Government clarifies its policy on nuclear tests, Atomic Energy Commission officials disclosed yesterday. The American action —the first time that the United States as a matterNYT - 715 words
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238 1974-09-09 2 US move to phase out price controls on crude WASHINGTON, Sunday ¥[NDER orders from Treasury Secretary William Simon and Interior Secretary Rogers Mortori, federal officials have begun devising a plan to phase out crude oil price comrois Dy feoruary. The plan figures importantly in a backstage power struggle among Simon,NYT - 238 words
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Article143 1974-09-09 2 ANOTHER WAR STRAGGLER SIGHTED MANILA. Sun. At least one more Japanese war straggler U still roaming in the rain forests of the central Philippines, it was reported here today. The English-language newspaper, Bulletin Today, in the first of a series of articles quoted Filipino explorer Samuel Villagracia as saying he143 words
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361 1974-09-09 2 CALCUTTA, Sun. The \j King of Sikkim pleaded today with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Indian President Fakbruddin All Ahmed to reconsider India's controversial move to absorb his tiny Himalayan kingdom. "Request Your Excellency to withhold assent to constitution 35th amendmentUPI - 361 words
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441 1974-09-09 2 SEOUL, Sunday ABOUT 800 South Koreans demonstrated against Japan today In a continuing protest over the Aug. IS assassination attempt on President Park Chunghee, police said. Police said the demonstrators held rallies at two places In Seoul and marched within 100 yards of the JapaneseReuter; UPI - 441 words
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Article52 1974-09-09 2 UNITED NATIONS. Sun The people of Nlue. a tiny island In the South Pacific, have voted for self-govern-ment. UN headquarters announced that the island' voted 870 to 457 approving a constitution under which Niue on Oct 19 will attain self-gov-ernment In free association with NewAP - 52 words
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120 1974-09-09 3 Second group of US space scientists in Russia HOUSTON. Sun. A second group of Johnson Space Centre engineers and scientists has arrived in the Soviet Union for training for the first international manned space mission In July 1975. Mr. Olynn Lunney, technical director of the Apollo Soyuz test project, headedAP - 120 words
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Article248 1974-09-09 3 ETHIOPIA'S armed forces today arrested another close associate of Emperor Haile Selassie as three army officers sentenced to death five years ago for political crimes were set free. The armed forces, who now control the country, arrested Asfaha ..hit Mikael. one of the last members of248 words
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Article, Illustration960 1974-09-09 3 SEYMOUR HERSH - SEYMOUR HERSH By WASHI NGTOX, Sun- The Director of the Central Intelligence Agency has told Congress that the Nixon Administration authorised more than US$B million (Ss2o mil lion for covert Bctivitiei by the agency in Chile between 1970 and VM'ANYT - 960 words
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231 1974-09-09 3 Anti-Peronist guerillas go on rampage BUENOS AIRES, Sunday fUERILLAS believed to be leftwlng Peron- ists bombed a local news agency, set cars ablaze and attacked banks last night in a wave of violence aimed at the government of President Maria Estela Peron. The guerillas are thought to be members ofReuter - 231 words
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171 1974-09-09 3 HERNANDEZ FREED UNHARMED AFTER 11 DAYS /GUADALAJARA, Sun. W A hungry Jose Zuno Hernandez, the kidnapped father-in-law of Mexican President Luis Echeverrla, returned home last night released unharmed by terrorists after 11 days of captivity. "He Is alive and well." his son. Mr. Ruben Zuno, told newsmen outside the plushAP - 171 words
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Article31 1974-09-09 3 OTOUL. Sun. South and North Korea have agreed vo hold a meeting at the truce village of Panmunjom on Sept. 11. a South Korean Government spokesman M yesterday UPIUPI - 31 words
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Article156 1974-09-09 3 Btlßl'T, (Übinon) Sun. Saudi Arabian King FaUal has received a personal message from President Ford dealing mainly with the thorny issue of oil prices, the Beirut newspaper An Nabar reported today. Coincidental!?. the king received another message from Algerian president Houari Boamedienne, reportedly dealing156 words
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Article94 1974-09-09 3 EEC dinner to promote unity PARIS Sun— All nine Common Market heads of government will attend the dinner President Discard D'estalng la giving next Saturday to promote European unity, the Elysee Palace spokesman said today. Tbe aim of the Informal dinner talk* U to discover areas cf potential all-round agreementReuter - 94 words
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Article58 1974-09-09 3 JAKARTA, Bun. Indonesia and West Germany will next month carry out a Joint surrey of the Malacca SUaiU and the Java Sss under a programme of dtvetoptug thu country's ruining Industry, an IndoneHan Fishery Department spokesman said today The two countries win share the cost ofReuter - 58 words
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Article217 1974-09-09 4 LONDON, Sun Mr. Edward Heath, British Conservative Opposition Party leader, plans to hold talks with President Ford and US Secretary of Btate Henry Kissinger in Washington on Tuesday, a spokesman for the former Prime Minister said today. He said Mr. Heath, who leaves today, will also meet United NationsAgencies - 217 words
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Article330 1974-09-09 4 Flare-up as govt forces hit back SAIGON, Sun. Sharp flghtmg has erupted again in a valley near South Vietnam's north-central coast as strong government forces try to secure the area after a communist campaign nearby last month, the Saigon Command reported today. The new fighting was reported Just over twoReuter; UPI - 330 words
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113 1974-09-09 4 rvACCA. Sun.— Prime JLJ.Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman faced half-naked flood victims, crying for food, when he toured floodravaged areas of northern Bangladesh today. Thousands of people swarmed towards Sheikh Mujib as his helicopter touched down in Chitmari, the worst hit area. Many of113 words
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92 1974-09-09 4 Stunt m-cyclist stakes his life for $15 m TWIN FALLS (Idaho). Sun. Motorcycle daredevil Evel Knlevel makes the biggest Jump of his career today a 1.6-km (one- mile) rocket ride over the 570- metre 1,700-foot) wide, 200--metre (600- foot) deep Snake River Canyon which will leave him, or his widow.Reuter - 92 words
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504 1974-09-09 4 BEIRUT, Sun. gOVIET ambassa dors in the Middle East have been summoned to Moscow for urgent policy discuss ions amid reports from Cairo that the Soviet Union has agreed to resume arms deliveries to Egypt. Egyptian President Sadat told the Lebanese dally AnAP - 504 words
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Article48 1974-09-09 4 TOKYO. Sun. A bomb exploded inside a watting room of the National Railways Ration at Fukui. Mtkjn (1M mllea) west of Tokyo, yesterday but caused no damage or injuries, police reported. It was the second bomb explosion in Japan In one week— UPl.48 words
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Article28 1974-09-09 4 BANOKOK, Sun—Bveryone over the age of 30 will be entitled to vote In elections (or a new Thai Government, the National Legislative Assembly decided today. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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193 1974-09-09 4 Assad warns of danger of new M-East clash VIENNA, Sunday CYRIA and Rumania today called for self determination for the Palestinians and warned of the risk of new fighting in the Middle East. A Joint communique issued in Bucharest at the end of a visit by Syrian President Hafez Al-Assad.Reuter - 193 words
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Article28 1974-09-09 4 TOKYO. Bun. Prime Minuter Tanaka left a Tokyo hoapiUl yesterday after a medical checkup In preparation for hi* forthcoming tour of Mexico. Braslland Canada. UPIUPI - 28 words
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Article29 1974-09-09 4 KATMANDU. Sun Pbrtyflve people were feared drowned after a ferry capsued on the Kama I a river in south-eact Nepal, ihe national new§ afency reported yeaterday ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration101 1974-09-09 4 SHIRLEY IS CROWNED MISS AMERICA MISS Texas. Shirley Cothran. a 21 -year-old freelance model was rrowned Miss America 1975 in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Saturday night. Miw Cothran (36--23-3S) Mid she wanted to win the crown because she enjoys travelling and mretinc people. As Miss America she wins aUPI - 101 words
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Article37 1974-09-09 4 THE PAS, (Manitoba 1. »in. Four people were killed yesterday and one hospiulued In serious condition after an earlymorr.lng shooting spree at an Indian reservation near thu northwest Manitoba town A man hat been detained—AP37 words
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Article602 1974-09-09 4 Moscow, Sun. Leonid Brezhnev, the Soviet communist party leader, disclosed yesterday that the Soviet Union expects "not a bad harvest" this year, despite an "unfavourable" situation in parts of Siberia and Kazakhstan in the eastern part of the country. While Mr. Brezhnev noted thatNYT - 602 words
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Article33 1974-09-09 4 KINOSTON Sun Five Jamaican tiiiinaiiiiii have been arrested on charges of °onaptrtnc to export foreKfi currency totalling about U8««6 million (B$l6S million) in violation of the naUon'» exchange control taw— Tjpi.33 words
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Miscellaneous165 1974-09-09 4 Straits Times Crossword across day M. 1 Tarn s even tried another *J™ persuader (131 tlUu h ck a blt (7) 8 Occ.aon.l obligation, of 7 IL^ I*-J*'1 J*'? 1 1 7™ accident victims ilO) M carrle* 8 (9. 6). aSri music tetwo«4). 10 ""n* F»uuris 11 PropeUor. without doubt.165 words
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Article35 1974-09-09 6 THE Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union will organise a two week residential course on '"Trade Union Leadership at the National Youth and Leadership Training Institute at Buona Vista Road from Bept. 16.35 words
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248 1974-09-09 6 'Eye' stickers: Group of boys selling old ones qnHE sale of "eye" stickers of the Singapore 1 Association for the Blind was the work of an organised group of boys who had bought the association's stickers printed in previous years and kept it for resale this year. According to the248 words
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Article86 1974-09-09 6 Charity art display at Chamber TWO Chinese artists will hold an exhibition and sale of their works at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce (,om Wednesday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Mr. Ko Han-hung will exhibit 100 paintings and Mr. Lav U-pln, 40. The paintings are priced from86 words
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Article, Illustration223 1974-09-09 6 80 who have pledged lifelong loyalty to choir... VOLUNTARY service has helped draw together the M- member allmale community choir of the German Rhineland. Their shared love for such work has motivated them to pledge lifelong loyalty and membership to the choir. This community choir comprises three different choirs from223 words
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Article28 1974-09-09 6 A OENKRAL Ucenslng session of the Liquor Licensing Board for Singapore will be held at the First District Court South Bridge Road tomorrow at 8 30 a.m.28 words
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449 1974-09-09 6 Nfiam Tong H« l - S'pore must strengthen ties with Japan: Envoy Nfiam Tong H«l By SINGAPORE must endeavour to improve and strengthen its relationship with Japan, as Japanese economic influence in Southeast Asia would grow in the coming years, the Ambassador to Japan, Mr. Wee Mon Cheng, said yesterday. Mr. Wee 6aid the Japanese449 words
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153 1974-09-09 6 TWELVE artlats will •I hold a joint exhibition of their works at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Sept. 20 Their four-day exhibition is in aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children For every painting sold at the exhibition, half the proceeds153 words
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Advertisement310 1974-09-09 6 Antomette's^/^jw outrageous \E^HJ SALE Starting Monday 9th Sept., save more than 50% on imported, Thai silk/cotton Batik long and short dresses, costume jewellery, buttons and bows. Save even more on some items. $200 long dresses selling for an outrageously low $36. $1 00 dresses a steal at only $8. 22310 words
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Miscellaneous209 1974-09-09 6 Bringing Op Wmthmw By Bill Kswnngh c* Hal Camp /T^».- 1 OONT KNOW WHAT'S ALL THIS ABOUT a\ By Chic Young 7 OM, I'M SO /"""'roPA^i 100 YOU TUiMK SMELL. I <T~^" "HI L-.Q I V M S iTMRiSTME LET^SACKInV^ /J^ J^ IT! Abntt By Al C»pp s~ s.^-6OT WE209 words
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Article, Illustration106 1974-09-09 7 TWO specially constructed armoured can ordered by the Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation (CISCO) arrived here on Saturday The vehicles, costing about Mt,*M each, are ballet-proof and airconditioned. They were made in England by Glove. Webb and Liversidge Ltd. Three more such vehicles are expected106 words
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253 1974-09-09 7 Call by travel agents for tax relief T«HE Singapore Society of Tourist Agents A (SSTA) has called for more indirect tax reliefs in the travel industry in Singapore. Its president. Mr. A. Neysadurai, said at the annual dinnei of SSTA at Holiday Inn on Saturday: "It Is essential for us253 words
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Article37 1974-09-09 7 THIRTEEN employees of Yokogawa Electric Singapore Pte. Ltd will leave for a training course In technical and production work at the company's parent plant In Tbkya. The nine-month course begins In November.37 words
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93 1974-09-09 7 Shop thief was a regular customer A YOUTH told the First Magistrate's Court on Saturday that he stole $100 to settle a debt. Raju Kanda. 17, was Jailed for a day and fined ISOo for stealing the money from a shop In Bencoolen Street. The proprietor. VHlusamy Ramasamy. 54. had93 words
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Article85 1974-09-09 7 THE Government is acquiring a total of 6.117,580 sq. metres of land in South Seletar and Ponggol for general development. Of the total, 2.528.793.8 sq. metres of land, divided into seven lots, are In South Seletar, all belonging to the Singapore United Rubber Plantations Ltd.85 words
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139 1974-09-09 7 Be more active, Chamber members urged THE chairman of the Malay Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ghazali Caffoor, yesterday urged its members to show more interest in the af- fairs of the chamber, especially when it was facing instability caused by the international monetary crisis. Opening the sixth annual meeting of139 words
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Article19 1974-09-09 7 DETECTIVES from the Cl£> arrested 13 secret society suspects In raids on gangland hideouts on Thursday and Friday.19 words
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63 1974-09-09 7 Police seek relatives of dead man POLICE are looking for the relatives or rrlends of Loke Pah Ming. 52. who died at Woodbrldge Hospital on Sept. 3. Police said they were unable to contact the man's widow, Madam Loo Ot. of Block 36. Ballater Close Queenstown. Those who know him63 words
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418 1974-09-09 7 Two top FEFC men to meet shippers •pWO top Far Eastern Freight Conference executives are flying in from London to consult Malaysian and Singa[>ore National Shippers'* Council on its proposal to increase freight rates for FEFC'i 27 member lines. Mr. John Utley and Mr. Peter Meeth will be joined here418 words
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Article33 1974-09-09 7 THZ YVC A at Orchard Road will start a ate a— lnn course on roller-skating for beginners on Sundays beginning today. Fee* are 110 for members and lIS for nonmatiitwri33 words
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Article, Illustration133 1974-09-09 9 NAN HWA GIRLS PERFORM A JOYOUS DANCE PI K OUETTING around in a joyous ••gaiety" dance, these young girls in their striking golden silk costumes delighted the audience with their sparkling show of vitality and grace. The girls from the Nan Hwa Girls High School Dance Troupe133 words
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215 1974-09-09 9 SPIRITED, EXUBERANT SINGING BY I RHINELAND CHOIR rERE wer« four concerts in the city last evening, and I was fortunate enough to be able to attend two of them. I went first to hear our prize- winning Youth Choir, back from their success at the 28th Uangollen International Eisteddfod The215 words
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Article36 1974-09-09 9 A MORTAR shell, an old war relic, which was found in a drain at Kirn Chaan Avenue, off Payu Lebar Road was taken away by the SAF bomb disposal unit on Saturday.36 words
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Article23 1974-09-09 9 A FXRE-FIOHnNO display was conducted at Lorong 4 car park in Toa Papab to close the Fire Brigade Weak on Saturday23 words
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Article153 1974-09-09 9 BUSINESS Ls booming lor Jade peddlers along South Bridge Road because of the increasing interest shown by Singaporeans and tourists. Jade comes In various colours and the peddlers have them In green, red. black, white, yellow and purple. The prices range from $10 to $1,000.153 words
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Article38 1974-09-09 9 A 18-FIRM British trade mission arrived here on Saturday for a four-day visit. Organised by Britain Engineering Industries Association, the mission, led by Colonel R. E. Scott, expect* to expand builnsss In this ares38 words
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Article47 1974-09-09 9 A WOMAN who stole about 1100 worth of clothe* at Isetan shopping centre. In Havela*: Road was jailed for s day and fined 11.000 by the First Magistrate on Saturday Chan Yoke Moot 4*. admitted stealing them st about 5.30 pjn. on Friday47 words
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Article43 1974-09-09 9 THE National Productivity Board will hold a seminar and exhibition on Low Cost Automation at the Regional English Language Centre in Orangr drove Road on Oct IS The fee Is MO for member* of the HP A and MO for non-43 words
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330 1974-09-09 9 Orchard Road transport survey begins today fHE Road Transport M. Action Committee will today begin a survey of offices, shops and residences in Orchard Road area to help it plan the transport requirements of the district's development corridor. The information to be collected will include the starting and finishing times330 words
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Article88 1974-09-09 9 Chan's date at memorial concert MR Chan Kal Tau. Deputy Director of Education, will officiate at a concert by the Singapore Women Physical Education Teachers Society on Sept 28. The eouuett Is to commemorate the 10th annlrer■ary of the Round Table table tennis competition for thr Pu Hu Shield donated88 words
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153 1974-09-09 9 Insurance body to keep up with the times rpHE Insurance Institute 1 of Singapore plans to revise its constitution to keep abreast with the changes and challenges posed by the insurance industry, according to the newly -elected president of the Institute. Mr Scow Nee Shek He said that under the153 words
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Article119 1974-09-09 9 r'O b*yi ware Injured when they were toaefcad otwn by a ear at MMll Highway yesterday It U learned that the twv wan aaaaag a pwi af six to Mv«n ehUdroi whan the acckUnt task place. The tva, whose liißtttlii vat* Ml available, ware given119 words
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Advertisement46 1974-09-09 9 With the purchase of any one of ~^p the following models. SRI3OD, v^^ SR 156 N and SR 3210. you get absolutely free, a Sanyo multi purpose, automatic L rice cooker Model EC 23 Offer good only whilst stock lasts FS^r! .^^^k jXJIi^B r 8555 PHBS46 words
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Advertisement244 1974-09-09 9 PF SHARE OUR SECRET Wj Lose up to 10 inches in one hour while you relax The only passive way to trim away unwanted inches The original Diathermic Slender Wrap Technique exclusive to Joanne Drew is I HERE NOW Nfl STRENUOUS II EXERCISES 11 INJECTIONS U PILLS B^BJa^B I ft244 words
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294 1974-09-09 10 Hussein gets tough with officials *Govt wont tolerate inter-dept rows' BATU PAHAT. Sunday THE Government will not tolerate any confrontation between departments or agencies that will slow down development, Datuk Hussein Onn warned today 'We mean business when we say we are action-orientated," the acting Prime Minister told heads of294 words
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Article178 1974-09-09 10 N-FRONT NEEDS ONLY 3 MORE SEATS ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun The National Front in Sarawak needs three more state seats after obtaining 22 of the 30 so far declared, to enable It to form a government. The opposition Sarawak National Party (SNAP) has won the other eight seats. SNAPs latest victoryReuter - 178 words
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60 1974-09-09 10 Illegal shanty houses pulled down JOHORE BARU, Bun —The illegal colony of make-shift houses near the Taman Tasek children's playground here was pulled down by the Government today. A team of workers brought down about half of the 114 wooden and sine contraptions which were unoccupied. Those living In the60 words
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Article72 1974-09-09 10 JOHORE BARU. Bun A reaj estate agent was Jailed for a day and fined $500 or five months' jail for criminal breach of trust Involving a $240 Instalment on a house. The Sessions Court found V. Letcnumanan, 37, guilty of criminal breach of trust as an72 words
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Article, Illustration124 1974-09-09 10 SUAN IS CROWNED MISS SELANGOR KUALA LIMPIR San. Newlycrowned Miss Selangor. World '74, Susan Moy. 22, (above) just could not help feeling she's up in the clouds. She beat 11 other contestants to capture the title at the contest on Friday at Genting Highlands. "The title makes a nice present124 words
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Article29 1974-09-09 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Maritime training experts from eight South-east countries are to meet here next April to consider uniform maritime standards and procedures, a maritime official said today.29 words
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341 1974-09-09 10 KUALA LUMPUR, tun. WHERE was a general ■1 slackening of growth in the manufacturing sector in Peninsular Malaysia during the period between February and May this year. This is reported in the latest industrial trends surrey carried out by the Federal341 words
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105 1974-09-09 10 Bank to give more loans to industries KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The First National City Bank will give more loans to industries in Johore, the East Coast states and Sabah and Sarawak. The b*nk i resident vicepresident In Malaysia. Mr Richard Kent Bird. Mid today the bank would tend lv officers105 words
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Article70 1974-09-09 10 KOALA LUMPUR. Sun Three ships of the Indian navy's first training squadron will arrive In Penang tomorrow for a five-day visit The ships Delhi. Cauvery and Tlr— will be opened to the public from a 30 p m to t pjn on Tuesday and Wednesday70 words
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Article30 1974-09-09 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Saudi Arabian Deputy Minister of Wakaf and Pllcrimace. Sheikh All Mokhtar said today his Government would like to extend more financial aid to Malaysia30 words
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112 1974-09-09 10 TPOH, Sun. Batvy 1 rain and str a g winds caused consider *ble damage in the Tasek area, By* miles north vf here, this evening. Trass uprooted by the winds fell across the mala trank road at several paints, and traffic aasl U he112 words
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172 1974-09-09 10 Institute to train men for oil age KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday fOURSES in petroleum and mining engineering are to be taught at the National Institute of Technology, the Minister for Power, Technology and Research, Encilr. Mohamed Yaacob, said yesterday. Initial preparation (or these new subjects are being carried out by the172 words
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Advertisement97 1974-09-09 10 Bradosol promptly relieves sore throats Bradoso< lozenges are effective against the maionty of germs causing or associated with throat and mouth infections Bradosol is an effective antiseptic for use m dental care Bradosol lozenges are pleasantly flavoured Available from all pharmacies and drug stores bbbbl "A I ™^4§8888r~9 I Agarolis97 words
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Article, Illustration158 1974-09-09 11 THE Une-up for Singapore's Miss Charity Queen 1974 contest to be held on Saturday at a gala ball. The 12 girls were attending a dress rehearsal at the Island Ballroom, Shangri-La. A spokesman of the organisers, the Spastic Children's Association, said the girls were158 words
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98 1974-09-09 11 Housewife robbed of cash and gems 'TWO armed robbers held ■L up a housewife and her two sons, aged 11 and 12. and robbed them of about $1,500 In cash and jewellery on Saturday. Police said the two welldressed men, ont armed with a dagger, called on Madam Pek Oeck98 words
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Article, Illustration339 1974-09-09 11 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO By •I AM MOST IMPRESSED' PHILIPS, makers of electrical and electronic products, will continue to invest in Singapore, Mr. H.A.C. Van Riemsdijk, president of N.V. Philips' Gloeilampenfabrieken in Holland, said here on Saturday night. At a farewell Interview, Mr. Rlemsdljk339 words
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Article107 1974-09-09 11 ANOTHER 300 WORKERS OUT OF JOBS ABOUT 300 girls apd women between the A ages of 17 and 35 were retrenched by another electronics firm, Teledyne Semiconductor, in Kallang on Friday. This brings to more than 2,500 the total number of workers retrenched by five firms in the industry in107 words
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232 1974-09-09 11 'Expert export' of local crafts needed pXPORT of local arts and crafts abroad have in the past been handled in an amateurish way, according to an official of a British trade mission. Mr. T.A. Jackson, secre- tary of the 15-member mission which arrived on Saturday, said it was because Singapore's232 words
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76 1974-09-09 11 $1.5 m for Pasir Panjang new town rTHK Housing and DeveM. lopment Board has "•fje ioew provision of $1,500,000 in its 1974-75 budget for work on a Paslr Panjang New Town under lta 4th five-year building programme. It has reduced the vote for Bukit Batok, under the 3rd five-year building76 words
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Article60 1974-09-09 11 A TWO-DAT seminar on population and development attended by some 45 people from various youth bodies In Singapore ended yestrrday at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute it was organised by the youth committee of the Singapore Council of Social Serriee with the help of60 words
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Article, Illustration267 1974-09-09 11 Image to project in Japan by —envoy— A GROUP of Slnga- poreans who will soon be visiting several Asean nations and Japan were yesterday urged to project the Republic as a small model of international brotherhood in action- Singapore's ambassador to Japan, Mr. Wee Mem Cheng suggested this when he267 words
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Article92 1974-09-09 11 SAF exercises in six areas THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at the various training areas next week. Urn Chu Kang/Chua Chu Kang 1 30 am today to midnight Friday; Tuas 8 a.m. to midnight on Bept. 16. Mantling. 130 a.m. today to 2.M pm Saturday, Mandal 792 words
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Article79 1974-09-09 11 Eleven public holidays for 1975 THE Government h*» Insetted the following public holidays for next year. New Year's Day: Jan. 1; Chinese Hew Year: Feb. 11 and 11; Good Friday: Mar 2». Labour Day May 1; Veaak Day: May 25. National Day: Aug. Hart Raya Puaaa; Oct. 6; Deep* rail79 words
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Article78 1974-09-09 11 Two who ran off without paying TWO mm escaped with two watches, which they were trying on at a watch shop la Peoples Park. New Market Road, on Friday. Police said the thieves called at a second floor shop at SM pm and told Urn proprietor. Ho Kusi Chang. M.78 words
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Advertisement423 1974-09-09 11 •'..My husband is amazed and delighted..'! Read what Mrs. Janet James has to say about her new figure. B^S^k^k] I feel that I must write this in appreciation of all that House ot i Dawne (d has done for us. In just twelve short weeks, my 0 weight has been423 words
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Advertisement178 1974-09-09 12 At the Ming Court Hctel the French tradition of fine entertaining comes alive. Le Bar it's new, here you really unwind with a drink. Le Grill it's the ultimate in French Cuisine Trio Los Panchitos serenades nightly. A JHIMQ COU«T Sec DiNNUc v^ Aj-ii auf>ak aknau jiji nina avaf f178 words
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Advertisement277 1974-09-09 12 J LAST 3 DAYS? *W*y«t74»A9Jo-.«. kimum: JUtitt: S2.N CMMrir. $1.08 I GOLDEN HARVEST ■leasntß 4A The "httooed **m\ atflaaKflaW^BV |k I .Syfvw Chang «"SbV&P' Minrnw fan w cuitscHc with Ewtusi swnnis j ORCHARD: Special Morning Show! SAT. 14th at 11.00 am O SUN. 15th at 9.00 am fJLT/ $1 00277 words
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Advertisement104 1974-09-09 13 #PLAN YOUR I RELAXING r VACATION AT THE NEWEST PATTAYA RESORT "THE ASIA PATTAYA" Set in 22 acres of landscaped gardens on a cliff-top overlooking the Gulf of Siam. Private white-sand beach, 9-hole golf course and large swimming pool. 270 luxurious rooms all with panoramic views. 6 Restaurants, 4 Bars,104 words
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Article, Illustration656 1974-09-09 14 SOUTH East Asia Iron and Steel Institute will hold its fourth annual symposium at the Mandarin Hotel* Singapore from today to Friday. Some 70 delegates from member countries will attend the symposium on steel. Also attending the symposium will be experts656 words
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Article, Illustration656 1974-09-09 14 Chairman on role of know-how in region Message from MR. GOH SEONG PEK, Chairman of SEAISI and Managing Director of National Iron and Steel MUls Ltd.: ON behalf of the South East Asia Iron and Steel Institute allow us first to extend our warmest welcome to all the delegates attending656 words
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Article189 1974-09-09 15 Theme to centre on flat products rnHE seaisi symposium 1 discussions will centre on the theme Flat Products. Papers to be presented Include: •The cold rolling activities of the Philippines. Tlnplate requirements for food packaging. Production of tinplate at Australian Iron and Bteel Pty Ltd. Descaling of steel during the189 words
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144 1974-09-09 15 Keppel Group continues to expand... AERIAL view of Keppel Shipyard (Private) Limited, a wholly Government owned company employing 3,000 workers. It has four drydocks at the main yard In Keppel Harbour (shown in picture), the largest. King's Dock, is capable of dock Ing ships up to 40.000 dwt. Two more144 words
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Advertisement32 1974-09-09 14 THE SOUTH EAST ASIA IRON STEEL INSTITUTE sth Floor, E.D.B. Building, i 179, River Valley Road, j I Singapore 6. WELCOMES ALL DELEGATES i j TO THE SEAISI 4th ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM. L32 words
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Advertisement75 1974-09-09 14 FERROSTAAL A. G. WELCOMES The Delegates of SEAISI to the 4th. Annual Symposium Singapore 9th 13th. Sept. '74 FERROSTAAL a partner in your country's iron and steel industry. Singapore Office: FERROSTAAL A.G. Regional Office Singapore Rm. 607, Cathay Bldg. Spore 9. Tel: *****1 Telex RS ***** FAR EAST-LEVINGSTON SHIPBUILDING LTD.75 words
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Advertisement322 1974-09-09 15 WELCOME DELEGATES TO THE 4th ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM OF SEAISI SJ <S> VOEST ALPINE JOINT STOCK CO. AUSTRIA And WAH CHANG GROUP OF CO. SINGAPORE Robina House, 18th Floor, Singapore. Tel: *****22. J$ m Gollin (S.E. Asia) \r Private Limited. 1401 1403, Straits Trading Building, 9, BATTERY ROAD. Tel: *****7, CABLE:322 words
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Advertisement111 1974-09-09 15 A warm welcome to delegates of the (F-Jit V 4th Annual Symposium QmmOmn^ QJm^xw of the sE A ron Steel Institute. 9th- 13th September, 1974 Keppel Shipyard welcomes all the delegates of the S.E.Asia Iron A Steel Institute to their 4th Annual Symposium Keppel Shipyard (Private) Limited. P.O. Box 2169.111 words
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Article502 1974-09-09 16 BY coincidence, Singapore architect Mr. Tay Kheng Soon presented the case for an electrically-operated trolley system on the same day that a news agency report said the trolley bus was making a come-back in American cities. Urban planners in the US seeking ways to decongest city roads and502 words
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Article89 1974-09-09 16 HIGH -SPENDING SPIES AMERICAS spy chief has admitted that the Nixon Administration authorised payments of over US$B million (about $20 million) between 1971 and 1973 to "destabilise" the duly elected regime of President Allende in Chile. From the ClA's viewpoint, it was money well spent. The Allende regime was brought89 words
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Letter198 1974-09-09 16 I REFER to the letter by Toh Nee (8.T.. Sept 3) While he (she) tries to explain misbehaviour by students, I feel he (she) generalises too much. What about those who misbehave repeatedly, like making noise, despite calls to keep quiet? What about persistent offenders who198 words
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241 1974-09-09 16 IN fairness to the report of the Committee on Crime and Delinquency, although we dissented with Its recommendation that the class teacher should be allowed the use of the cane (ST.. Sept. 6). we expressed the view also that It was an excellent241 words
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Letter172 1974-09-09 16 rls true that repeated caning will only harden the child. Should caning be abolished entirely then? An under standing teacher can vary her methods of teaching, according to the needs of her students. During the process of helping them solve their problems, caning can be applied with discretion. In mest172 words
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Letter99 1974-09-09 16 LAST week my family and I took a cable car ride. We were Impressed by the courteous service rendered by the uniformed attendants. However, two things marred our visit. Outside the station Is the road with a single unbroken white line to prohibit parking on both sides. Unfortunately many motorists99 words
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Letter191 1974-09-09 16 HI'JJHIUB I>LEASE refer to your 1 report entitled "Hostel plan for the aged In HDB estates" (S.T, Aug. 30). Mr. Chan Chee Seng. senior Parl i a m c ntary Secretary, has been reported to have said that the government was planning to add four more dormitories191 words
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669 1974-09-09 16 npOKYO A contro--1 venial draft for revising Japan's 66-year-old penal code has run into bitter criticism as government officials prepare It for Parliamentary approval. The draft's critics say that It Is based on a pre-war blueprint proposing changes that would infringe the basic humanReuter - 669 words
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Article1440 1974-09-09 16 I WRITE as an adult on whom his parents never laid hands. I was clobbered in school, though once. Three cuts, if my memory has not let me down, and the event was that much more calling because the school principal at the other end of the cane1,440 words
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Advertisement321 1974-09-09 16 MARYLAND PARK (Opposite Katong Shopping Centra) 6 block* of 18-»tor«v mantion tituated at Moontbatten Road/ Amber Boad/Tanjong Katong R d S'pora 15. Open for Booking now £kT^ 3 bedroom* with bathroom attached to each (parqu.t flooring) 1 servant room (mosaic flooring) Living/Dining rooms (T.rraMo flooring) 2 automatic lift* install.d for321 words
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136 1974-09-09 17 Special award for Japan Cultural Society T»HE Japan Founda- tion has announced that it would present the special prize of the 1974 Foundation Award to the Japanese Cult ural Society in Singapore. A Tokyo report said on Friday that the Society, founded in 1963, "is today making outstanding contributions to136 words
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Article54 1974-09-09 17 ABOUT 120 representatives from the Ministry of the Environment, pest control companies and building contractors will attend a forum on the control of the aedes mosquito at Hilton hotel tomorrow at 930 a.m. The forum is jointly organised by r. E Zuelllg (Trading) Pte Ltd Cyanamid (Par East)54 words
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184 1974-09-09 17 'TWO union co-ope- rative supermarkets have declared three per cent rebates to their members from this month. Members of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and the Pioneer Industries Employees Union who are members of the co-ops are also entitled to rebates for purchases made during184 words
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Article, Illustration346 1974-09-09 17 EDWARD LIU - 'Don't be social parasites' EDWARD LIU By NON-UNION WORKERS TOLD: fHE NTUC president, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, yesterday called on Singapore workers to organise themselves in unions and not be "social parasites." He said: "Stop being isolated and weak. Don't be a social parasite. "Join now and unite yourself in346 words
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99 1974-09-09 17 TOUR OF PORT FOR JAKARTA VISITORS THE visiting Indonesian J. Parliamentary delegation yesterday went on a sightseeing tour of Singapore, arranged by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. The delegation will tour the Port of Singapore Authority at Tanjong Pagar this morning and lunch with the Indonesian ambassador here. Mr. Ruk99 words
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Article148 1974-09-09 17 'Spore women on the wrong track T»HE women of Sin--1 gapore are so content with Income (money to spend), pseudo modernisation and materialism that they have lost sight of matters that are vital to women as a whole. This was stated by Dr. Nalla Tan, senior lecturer in social medicine148 words
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Article45 1974-09-09 17 WONO Llan Hua. 13. of Lorong Sudu. Chua Chu Kang. who was admitted to Outram Hospital In a critical condition at noon on Saturday died 10 hours later. She Is believed to have died of Insecticide poisoning. Police do not suspect foul play.45 words
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Article18 1974-09-09 17 THE Automobile Association will bold IU annual dinner and dmnce at the Shangri-la Hotel on Nov18 words
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311 1974-09-09 17 npHE AUPE has asked 1 the Ministry of Health to speed up payment of salaries of pupil assistant* and student nurses recruited on July 1 this year. Its official Journal, The Public Employee. says the onion has been informed that the nurses would311 words
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Article70 1974-09-09 17 Play host, families urged rRTY more families are urged to play host to disabled children for a day. The Singapore Council of Social Service said response to the "adopt disabled children for a day" programme has been good. There are only 40 children left to adopt, now. Those who wish70 words
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Article, Illustration208 1974-09-09 17 rE principal of Katong Convent. Mrs. Marie Bong, has called on local publishers to play a "nationally important" role In fostering talent in adults and young people. "They can offer substantial awards, prizes and even scholarships, to young talented writers to encourage writing as208 words
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130 1974-09-09 17 Big walk kicks off 2nd postal week A 810 walk organised by the staff of the Postal Services department yesterday launched the second postal week on the theme. "You and Your Post Office." During the week, "open house" and exhibition will be held between 1 p.m. and 9.30 pm at130 words
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Article35 1974-09-09 17 THE numbers picked in yesterday's Toto Draw 71/74 were 20. 13. 4. 17 and 25 The additional number was 42 In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 21. 6 and 4335 words
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Advertisement142 1974-09-09 17 BC-1012P BC-***** Incredible value for money! For only $690 the nett price of the printing model BC 1012P you'll get both this model as well as A the handy BC- ***** In other words, when you buy the BC 101 2P S for office use, you'll get a bonus pocket-sized142 words
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Miscellaneous22 1974-09-09 17 WATER consumption on Saturday was 122 million gallons (555,000 cubic metres), 1 (one) million gallons (5,000 cubic metres) more than on Friday.22 words
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Miscellaneous1018 1974-09-09 17 TV SINGAPORE (5) TV MALAYSIA (3) 2AA r* Veedum Nttdum /C 2C Ml Animal World-Project CAA FH Summary SJ4 Perils Arena Suk*n 1.17 Summary IJI An J.VJV) (Tamil) IJI Diary of O. JJ Rhino (Colour) 7.M J.W of Penelope Pitstop tin Tip Irtmi 1.31 Peristma Ml Events (Tamil) 3JS Love1,018 words
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Article1493 1974-09-09 18 AS arrt ice lo reader* Ihe Huaine** Time* publinhca waekly detailed analyti* of *eW«t»d (haraa traded on th* Stork Kxrhangr of Singapore The vear'i high* and tow* are followed ay the week's movnnent* in price and turnover with calculated dividend %irld« and grow price earning raliaa. NOTK:1,493 words
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Article733 1974-09-09 18 rTIHr: folk.«in« !>• l»t*/auouiU«ror lk» <•**« up v Frt- 1 I day. S»»i i tor miilm art iarlM«Wd la IW w«4b •aarr «n.l»«i. Pnr» aovtim b>**d on a cMßpariaoa of I ..k. S^m .»d Aug JS .Wo-, in WarkrU ■MMssMM H. L. B. 8. 136 072 A733 words
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Article446 1974-09-09 18 YEW YORK. Fri. The stock market closed higher for the second consecuUve session today in moderate trading despite gloomy comments on the state of the economy Prices on the New York Stock Exchange opened lower and then began to advance after the first hour of tradIng At the446 words
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Article283 1974-09-09 18 «r"OJr.TO, Sat. Share prl- cea on Tokyo stock market opened firm today, reflecting the bullish ton* on Wall Street. Blue-chips in housing related issues and light electrical* turned higher at the opening Shippings gathered block purchase orders, and under the lead of this the general sentiment turnad better. Later,283 words
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Article350 1974-09-09 18 Company meetings The following companies meetings are due: Mega Ckeaaicals Bbd.: Sept. 12, 10 a.m., Registered Office. Wlsma Mega. 2nd Mile Jalan Batu Tiga, Kelang. India- Malaysia Textiles Bhd.: Sept. 17. 11 am., Registered Office, 17&-241 Mak Mandln Industrial Estate. Butterworth. P.W. Taaun Mine* BhdL. Sept 20. 11 am. Third350 words
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Article55 1974-09-09 18 ■■van pnm la ■oa-Merlla* *r*u 'a U.S dollars par ouaca (I) Australia* dollars par met. (I) Av*ra«* set**. UM UN MllH«rM (1) 105.84 106 »T IM.SOB 16T.M8 IST SOS IM.IM Balrm is*, so iMOo Honikoni IM 70 IST.W ».uiir» IMMB IST. MB 15T.MS IM.IM ltoM iw.rr port (t)55 words
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Article33 1974-09-09 18 lonian naapir prut* ea rndajr limlw la krackrta) Wilt. i spot kaver IMS (MM) sailer i*e» (i*tl> Thrw KMrik karar IMS <f*TT) Miter MST KSTS) Market Sim: IWMr. aatati S.SM tea*.33 words
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Article21 1974-09-09 18 DISCOUNT MARKET RANOK of rate* Ofan4 by annul >i«m mi aaat. T. n i usual «i w> si*. Oil I S|«-21 words
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Article52 1974-09-09 18 yuiUCH. FH. Yester- day's better trend In Wall Street did not Influence the Zurich Stock Exchange today and stocks change today and stocks trading. Bonds fluctuated narrowly The Credt suuse index was off 0 4 point to in 3. Ct*MM pnm m *wm* frsjMs •un tfc. litmra ea im52 words
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Article229 1974-09-09 18 World forex roundup MOST leading currencies are now just about where they had been a week earlier In European forex markets last week. However, during the week there was a great djal of xigzag movements. In the ftarijr part of the week the D-mark, and in its wake other European229 words
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Article220 1974-09-09 18 ASIAN currency average deposit* rates for tiie week ended Friday, Sept. 6. US f (Bid rrtoes) 7 days 1 fflth 2 mth. 3 mlhs 8 mthi 9 mtha 13 mths 1 mth t roth* 8 mths 13 mtha 11 1/3 11 3 8 13 6/16 13 1/4220 words
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Article101 1974-09-09 18 nrHE following tot of storks (tves the ten meet dealt In last week. Thta sM »lye» the taraover In thotundi cf units, eteetng prices on Friday and h«h and low lor 1174. C— nadies Tarnovrr Prices High Lew Pmr Intent. I.JJi wr Merlin IJM M Darby I101 words
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Article127 1974-09-09 18 Baac Y«ar: Ju. 4. I*7l 1M 1«»/M Week's Action Hich Low Mth 4th Chant* 533»4 134»9 AatomotHe 141.73 1J5.7« Ctl 11M.61 Z4I.CS Banks, lnuranr*. Finance and Tnuteea 2714Z tMJS M.77 ZBS.ZI 119.M Ckcaleals, Bakbcr PrtMloeU, Beflninc iind SmelUnt 12S.M n».;« 441 (M.44 142.61 (onckHßtrmte 154.7S 14J.51127 words
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Article37 1974-09-09 18 1 aa Interim TB Tax emesspt Adjaatad for boaas tsr«e of t:t Batter JhmU parmrnt MM 74%T1 payable the year preview year Oct. II 7<tt lt% Oct. 21 s', m Oct. It 15' c !•:<,• a.37 words
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Article135 1974-09-09 18 Srpt 2 hU—tHab: 1M 45 > Finance: 328.*7 HoUh: 144.1t Properties. 164.51 Tina: 1*4.43 < riWin: 331.82 0.C.8.C.: IT3JU S.E.S. Ind 184.5* Sept. 3 Sept. 4 Bcpt r Sept. 182»5 17»23 181.11 I7MI 3?«.21 314*7 318.M 314.11 143.1t 141.64 142.85 142.3* 158.52 1M.70 153.82 152.51 \%\M 14)3-37135 words
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Article469 1974-09-09 18 TTIADINQ conditions were generally easier at the Singapore produce market last week. Business was minimal and mainly confined to futures stretching up to February 1975. Foreign buyers were still keeping off the market for spot or nearby commodities because of the higher prices ruling In Singapore. It was469 words
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Article570 1974-09-09 18 nrHE decline at the 1 Stock Exchange of Singapore continued in i aba ted last week as nervousness grew among weak holders in the light widespread selling generally attributed to speculators. According to some market observers, all these months of price erosion, interrupted only by brief technical rallies,570 words
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Article508 1974-09-09 18 BEARS continued their raids on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange last week, leaving behind a trail of medium sized losses among the higher priced counters and smaller ones elsewhere. The bigger falls were on Tuesday and Wednesday when near panic seuing was discerned. The down trend on508 words
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Article49 1974-09-09 18 FOR the week ended Saturday. Sept 7, the raage of call rates received from Short Deposit* (Bi Berhad were aa fotkvws: BANK FUND: H, per cent to 3 per cent. GENCRAL FUNDS: S per cent to >H per cent. MOVEMENTS of rands totalled 1211 million.49 words
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Article783 1974-09-09 18 LONDON: The stock market received an unlooked-for fillip last Friday from the Kuwait bid for Bt. Martins Property after a week in which adverse news competed with good for the attention of investors. After being stunned on Monday by the news that Lloyds Bank had lost around783 words
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Article184 1974-09-09 18 ONDOM: Cash standard Un m reduced by arnthcr {100 to finish the ring ■t a 980 per tonne last Friday M cheaper offers again found Interest lea urgent. But dealer* were not prepared to Mr the easier trend iUmalled the end of the market severe technical shortam.Reuter - 184 words
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Article432 1974-09-09 18 ONDON: Rubber Lt values eased at the outset last Friday based on cheaper levels In the East but thereafter fluctuated within a modest range at the lower level. This applied to both Physicals and most of the terminal market. Physicals attracted a few factory orders for aReuter - 432 words
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Advertisement1015 1974-09-09 19 PHOENU CONDUNER UMERS i PCL COKI7UNERSHIP SERVICES TO US A FmMtVoml flifi I PMMa ONctniir Vm. Satttlt I. Mack TANM MAM a I M PACIFIC PMCNII a a M M ATAUNTA a H act ATLANTIC PMINII M 14 Ml IT Ml TtNM t aM j PACIFIC PMINII a MMI V1,015 words
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Advertisement1054 1974-09-09 19 B^TTT^^^l^VbmmMhVm 'i iMaw Ni«t i-mom raw n MMMrt ln«M AAtMlf All U.I U I f.M-ja. rm P. mimi Icm. wim Nan MM. nißiaaTi upros nvm 14 sm im itn imi im LivitPMi ut mm »«tm it act umi mm iim iitam mam aim it mi hrn aM mm uwumn air1,054 words
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Advertisement801 1974-09-09 19 taifUPi *«9444; IMmm «M1; XX. *****, e.M^ l|Sfl. THE BANK LINE LTD. imk mils. AmcA. MTIAM (S A»r,ci) MCIMf $-»,'O M/M IM MAPUMM (MMfitiM. MMM 4 t AtrtOt P. MlM| a/11 M tforo VIM PIM EAST I IMTI U «A. FM lANMM. MAMHJL ammim p.fMi r»wi ti/aim nMBMB P. UlMt801 words
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Advertisement856 1974-09-09 20 "-""^CAWASAKIKISEN KAJSHA LTD. UWASARI RINMI RISEN WISHA ITI. UfAN, HONC ROM. STUITS SEIVKL nain Mont»o«t Smfattri 'Mm a nun n mi Japan Arabttn Cull Metrrlee tafainn rtii F,tis ra.iMSN.p v I WHgfim***^ tmmSmSSmmt. Him v|4 1 tct Cslfatf KaKlt Oatl- AM o»at</ ■MBMt "Mf OfHatanran'Ha.iitHHifiaajlialir. Japan South Alrlea Watt Afriaja856 words
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Advertisement855 1974-09-09 20 4CCIPTIM AU «INIS H MAVT IMIPMfNT PM FMTIMIH, SAMPIT. IAMIAMUim. lAIKPAPAN. SAMAIMMA. lIMMUNIM. TAtAUN. MAMM. nuuTi. itiiM, wist iiiah am uu> tuia wm. Fraa ETA ETD laamaclae. ICT MMtr hit itatt n S*pt lajiaaiaa. LC I ItAfTT UTtl laaarm It Part Imt lajfiiaai. Lc T lIAfTT IMT S»i>aa II latt855 words
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Advertisement992 1974-09-09 20 r l M .ngPTurig ocienT unerl mt. lutow swvici LOADING FOt kONOCN. KOTTUDAM. HAMBUHG. BILBAO, Lt HAVtI tiwatere P. laiaaf Paaaff laafaa t'aaa N»w| ftAMI MM mt/1 let 1/ I tct 1/ I tct II let 1 not IM. MPTMf lIMIUI 11/ M tat It'" tat tt/M tft "Ml n992 words
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Advertisement734 1974-09-09 20 GO«SS SOnjf TO lUMOH. lWrn«>»/C«Tli-OIT NNkTS T| B S -|a.c p iuiaa| Piiunf laftMl far t«MA TAHNM 11,' M mt H Part 14/tl Mft II Mj,-, 10. I pool 1/11. H'taif 111. »'ea« 14/11. uau uta il/il tapt M, il saft iinian n/tlim t.ibao IMO. i'awi n io. in» ?t734 words
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Advertisement760 1974-09-09 20 NOTICE While every endeavour is made to publish advertisement! on the dates requested it is not alwiys possible to adhere to specified dates of insertion due to pressuie of space. The publishers therefore retene the right to arrange alternative dates for insertion without reference. Al copy is subject to approval760 words
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Advertisement697 1974-09-09 21 Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens to fill the following vacancies in a fast expanding international Shipping organisation. 1) Marine Insurance Trainee. The ideal candidate should preferably have some experience in insurance claims and related matters. Those currently studying for C.1.1, examination will be given preference. 2) Ship Brokering Trainee.697 words
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Advertisement510 1974-09-09 21 Established Group of Companies requires ACCOUNTANT (Marine Division) Qualifications:--(1) Promising young qualified Accountant recognised by Singapore Society of Accountants (2) Preferably with 1-2 years experience in the relevant industry. However new graduates will also be considered. (3) Singapore Citizen Remuneration:- Around $1,000/- p.m. depending on qualifications and experience. Please write510 words
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Advertisement314 1974-09-09 21 rsMETmn We are a rapidly growing chain of deoartment stores I and we are looking for progress-oriented people in our I latest expansion programme. We have vacancies for I more SALES ASSISTANTS (FEMALE) Education Sec 2-4 Age: 16 Experience and knowledge of Chinese dialect advantage. Training for those without experience.314 words
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Advertisement1031 1974-09-09 21 SINGAPORE'S NEWEST INTERIMATICMMAL SUPERMARKET/DEPARTMENT STORE I OPENING SOON I J JOB OPPORTUNITIES I 1 FOR SALES ASSISTANTS MALE/FEMALE. Li Yaohan, Singapore's newest Supermarket cum Department store, invites appliI cations from enterprising young men and women for the above positions. 1 REQUIREMENTS: Age: Should be between 17-23 years of age. Height:1,031 words
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Advertisement559 1974-09-09 22 KENYATAAN TAWARAN UNIVERSITI MALAYA MEMBINAANDAN MENYIAPKAN DEWAN KULIAH KEJURUTERAAN m Tender-tender adalah dipelawa dari p a d a Kontrektor-kontrektor Kelas C atau yang lebih tinggi yang berdaftar dengan J.K.R. untuk membina dan menyiapkan sebuah Dewan Kuliah Kejuruteraan 111 di-Fakulti Kejuruteraan. Dokumen-dokumen tender boleh diperolehi: L.K. YAP, WAAD DAN SEKUTU, 160-6559 words
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Advertisement251 1974-09-09 22 SCHINDLER HOLDINGS A.G. OF SWITZERLAND AND JARDINE, MATHESON CO. LTD. TO FORM NEW COMPANY SCHINDLER HOLDINGS A.G. of SWITZERLAND AND JARDINE, MATHESON CO. LTD., have pleasure in announcing that a new local company will be formed in Peninsular Malaysia for the purpose of marketing, installing and servicing SCHINDLER lifts and251 words
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Advertisement211 1974-09-09 22 felda KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran-Uwaran adalah dlpelawa darlpada pemborong-pemborong/ pembekal-pembekal yanc berpengalaman untuk kerja-ker]a dan bekalanbekalan sepertl berlkut:— (A) BP.NO 281/74. Membekal dan Menghantar 'Valves' ke Muatan Mlnyak Kelapa, Sawlt. $10.00 Port Klang. peringkat II satu set (B) BP.NO: 282/74. Membekal dan Menghantar 'Polythene Packing Material 1 bag! tempoh satu tahun211 words
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Advertisement309 1974-09-09 22 REMOVAL OF PREMISES THE CHARTERED BANK lalanlpoh Branch We are pleased to advise that on 16th September 1974. we shall be opening for business in our new premises at No. 33 35 Jalan Ipoh, which are located about 500 yards from our present site in the direction of Bulatan Raja309 words
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Advertisement515 1974-09-09 23 classified ads g JUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Smuapura for your latest expert perming and tinting Very moderate nres Appointment*: telephone t7!173 (Spore) .'M ANNIVERSARY SALE STARTS to-day at THAI ROOM \mber Arcade Singapore Tel. *****9 For Thai silk drip-dry cot•.<n and other Thai products lurry for best selection* -HE515 words
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Advertisement729 1974-09-09 23 ~^e^ej™a*Tse*s sussx CleMrtsMa FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANT REQUIRED Immediately by a leading engineering firm Must be single and experienced In commercial firm with knowledge of Import/ export calculations. Invoicing. fast and neat typing with good command of English Please tend re*ume and recent photo to P.O. Box 1285 Spore A well729 words
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Advertisement756 1974-09-09 23 ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES MALE/ Female Part/ Full Time Field Officer For It* Expansion Programme. Excellent commissions And Oood Opportunity For Promotion Retired Personnel*. Housewives. Etc Are Specially Needed Apply P O Box 76. Singapore SHIPPING COMPANY REQUIRE Immediately an experienced Cargo Canvasser Apply S T Box A ***** Spore. FOUR756 words
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Advertisement696 1974-09-09 23 EBTABLISHED CONSTRUCTION PIRM requires Site Foreman. Applicants please state experience and (alary expected to S.T. Box A ***** Ifr suimqno A large MewMtoctyrtoa; Factory to Juronsj pro*_K*ctnf Wcjrclt) comOOAOfItS flOs) NIMWOCHOW VOCOffIOMO tor MALE FACTORY OPERATIVES Applicants preferably be (1) b«meen IS 16 years: pcopssroo to wool Oft snißsi (3)696 words
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Advertisement799 1974-09-09 23 CHALLENGING PART-TIME/ FULLTIME CAREER Large British Company with an expanding business requires PART-TIME/ FULL-TIME MEN/ WOMEN for promotion and marketing publicity Job and familiarisation training Remuneration range* 8506 $1,000 p m with prospects of regular increment* snd promotion K you are 18 and aaeve wNft *****. WAITREBBE6 FOR NEW Snack799 words
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Advertisement699 1974-09-09 23 REPUTABLE TRANSPORTATION CO. HAVt the following vacancies 1 Wharf Clerk familiar with P S A procedures 2 Office Typist*/ Oeneral Clerk 3 Warehouse men 'or general work and 1 Day Watchman Only those who are willing to work hard please apply P O Box 276 B'pore fXIDE CHLORIDE BATTERIES Are699 words
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Advertisement720 1974-09-09 23 ESTABLISHED COMPANY REOUIRES Outdoor Salesgirls. BUI Collector (male) Can personally 7. Jalan Kelichap. Off Upper Paya Lebar Road, or contact Miss Lee or Miss Toh Te 1 *****8 between 9 am 5 p t. NURSING AWES. Ring MIS* Sse. Tel ***** during office hour* For appointment CMI fcNJtoeartot C*—sw| P720 words
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Advertisement635 1974-09-09 23 MARIOOLO DRIVE SINGLE STQJNTV detach-' 4 Mncalow (Unfurnished) 8600 Jalan PataUna Thomson Road double-storey semi-detached furnished with telephone 8706. Namly Garden double-storey detached, wefl fur nlsfced 82.300 Hua Ouan Avenue slngle-storev seml-detachet bungalow (Unfurnished) $800 Oxley Road Apartment well furnished $800 New Century Realty *****3 *****2 Eh CONTINENTAL HOUSINO AGENCY635 words
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Advertisement820 1974-09-09 23 OIST. 16 AVAILABLE 1-10-74 presUBjSOUS and luxurious centrally attcondlttoned split-level 2--.torey detached bungalow with swlraasNkfaooi. Large living/ dining rasas. 4 bedrooms guest room with bathrooms attached American standard modern unitary fittings, built-in wardrobes throughout and ipearate servant's/ driver's quarter* Ideal for top executive with ample space for entertaining Tel *****820 words
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Advertisement777 1974-09-09 23 DIST. 9 TOMLINSON ROAD. 3 bedroomed flat lit floor. 1 alrcond telephone, servant's room. furnished SI 250 Dlst 9 Orange Road large colonial type bungalow. 10 rooms, available immediately Unfurnished 85 000 o n o *****0 DIST. 10 OFF SIXTH AVENUE new modern 3-storey semi-detached split-level living/ dining family hall777 words
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Advertisement724 1974-09-09 24 HAVINO DIFFICULTY RBNTINO/ selling your properties Consult Evergreen Housing Agency 4*»ks smw DIRECTOR VICE-PRBS»tNT Finance Controller of new banks need bungalows/ apartments within 5 miles OP O Mrs Ngeow. *****90 ext 12 4 BEDROOME& CENTRALLY HEATEO leave house In East Sussex London 60 miles. Bsttle 4 miles 2 bathrooms, colour724 words
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Advertisement670 1974-09-09 24 lucky hill (BCDOK) corner xstorey terrace. 4.500 sq ft splitlevel, tenanted -n furnished $990. Selling cheap $133,000 EBC *****9/ *****4 OPERA ESTATE/ PRANKEL ESTATE detached, semi-de-tached, errace houses $120,000. $110 000. $76,000 respectively ECB *****4 t *****6/7 JOHORE RESIDENTIAL LAND 8--000 sq ft 1100 pif deposited $2 000 monthly $81670 words
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Advertisement773 1974-09-09 24 FOR QUICK BALI OI rroperiy please get In touch with EBC. 248C-2 Orchard Road (opposite Mandarin Hotel) *****6/7 GROUNDFLOOR OFFICE/ SHOP SPACE approx 1.500 sq ft. for sale at River Valley Road Price $160,000 0.n.0. Please contact K K Chan*****5 IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FULLY FURNISHED office space at Tth floor. Oolden773 words
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Advertisement744 1974-09-09 24 don European Tours. Lake Toba 6-Days $440/- Departs Every Friday and Sunday Fiesta FUlplnas 6-Days $800 00 And many extras. Enquires welcome We also arrange air reservations, ticketing for major airlines In most part of the world Ttong Nam Travel Service (Pte) Ltd 43. Tanjonc Pagar Road, 609. Chinese Chamber744 words
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Advertisement686 1974-09-09 24 (SINGAPORE) PTB. USMTCO. Tour West Malaysia seven days *****/ alr-condltloned bus Sslso/-. Malaysia Oentlng Highlands by alr-condlUoned bus seven days 8S!70/-. Departure: Every Sunday. Monday. Cameron Highlands Tour days 3*Bo/ Oentlng Highlands Four days SSI 10/-. Departure: Every Wednesday. Malaysia. Haadyal Songkhla seven days (alr-condltloned bus/ room) Bsl7o/- 22/9/74 Bangkok.686 words
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Advertisement779 1974-09-09 24 SECRETARIAL COURSE: Starting September. (Morning/ Afternoon Sessions). Register early. (Subjects: Shorthand. Typewriting Bookkeeping, Correspondence. Secretarial Duties. English. Office Practice) Raja's College. Raffles Place (*****). Raja's. 218 D Changl Road *****8) GUARANTEED FOUR MONTHS' SHORTHANI COURSE (Evening) Starting September Register early. Raja's College. 218 D Changl Road (*****8): Raja's. Raffles Place779 words
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Advertisement842 1974-09-09 24 A.C.1. 8. A I. A Courses for June 1975. Examination available For Information Tel *****7 SKY DRIVING SCHOOL, modern dual -controlled Dalsun. Mazda can for safe, quick tuition Hourly *7 Ouaranteed 1180 Fetch/ send home arrangeablt 303 Orchard Road. Tel: *****8 ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL Brand new Datsun. Honda, dual-con-trolled, moderate842 words
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Advertisement439 1974-09-09 24 with Denso alrrond. tape and radio etc. Beautiful condition Hire purchase Interest only 11% per annum Contact James for full details Tel 983& M (office). *****3 (residence). SELLING YOUR CAR 77 I f so let US sell it for you With adequate financiers and insurance facilities we do your car439 words
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Advertisement222 1974-09-09 24 OIYE HER A OIFT to be long treasured give her enchanting Jewellery from Tin Sing Ooldsmiths Pte Lid 215-217. South Bridge Road of course' JAMES FONO FURS TO. LTD. FABULOUB COLLECTIONS OF FURS FOR ALL BEASONS 12a TANOLIN SHOPPING CENTRE. TANOLIN ROAD. SPORE TIL: J7SS3I INTERESTING NEW FRIENDS AVAILABLE!! Doctors.222 words
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Advertisement250 1974-09-09 24 SKIN CARE BRIDAL/ STAGE Make-up Course Please rail .*****1 4 Oil Beauty Culture. 62 Middle Road (2nd Floor) for details XXX ARE YOU FIGURE CONSCIOUS? Want to take away some Inrh-s Tel ***** Slender tone Immediate results guaranteed First Session Free HOLDER Of 11 INTERNATIONAL diplomas Rosalie Hernon of Salon250 words
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Article, Illustration478 1974-09-09 25 STILL EXCITING, SAYS SPORTING GRANDPA SEVENTY two yearold Urn Kok Chum (left) lingerlngly reaches out for the flittering trophy won by his pal in a big walk and said: "I'm too old to win more prises." Kok Chung, who has nine children, and 24 grandchildren. Is however,478 words
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164 1974-09-09 25 MP: Spare some time and cash for charity POLITICAL secretary to the Prime Minis- Jer and MP for Whampoa Dr. Augustine Tan has called on young and educated Singaporeans to budget some energy and money to help the less fortunate amongst them. He said this at the opening night of164 words
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Article32 1974-09-09 25 ABOUT 4« children who took part la a recent story-writing competition received their prises and eertlfleates from Mrs. Jek Yean Thong, wife of the Minister for Coltore on Friday.32 words
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Article379 1974-09-09 25 Welfare: Call for central board mosquito control, control of noxious agents In the environment, producing herd Immunity against certain diseases by Immunisation programmes, welfare services to specific groups like women In the reproductive age group, infants, school children and the old. The success of community medicine practised depended on close379 words
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Article103 1974-09-09 25 Hotel flump: No let-up INHERE has been very A little change in room occupancy rates In hotels here since the "slump" reported two months ago In hotel business caused by high air fares, inflation and the oli crisis. The Oberol Imperial Hotel and Mint Court Hotel say they are Mill103 words
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295 1974-09-09 25 PILFERAGE has now become a serious problem for retailers, according to Dr. Lee Ngak Slang, chairman of the membership subcommittee of the Consumers Association of Singapore. As a result, the attitude of retailers to shoplifters when they were found was tending to295 words
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Advertisement491 1974-09-09 25 classified ads (g) A T INA S SALON I .•iirnhlll Circle. massag*-»au-JMth barber, complete gentle- grooming by trained lady Ring (Spore) *****1/ SMARTII UNIFORMS for all m.ile female, by Uniforms Manu>peclallslng In all types ,i I uses, hotels, res- J,., «erurlty. etc Also gos. neckties for your Ui Call *****491 words
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Advertisement646 1974-09-09 25 NUBBIM tSTATI About 1000 acres partly with yielding trees Incl itaff bungalows labour lines factory etc near T «vUllm price S22Oo'per acre Phono INI) X.L PEREMA REALTY P.O. Bex SO4, K LUMPUR. LANDOWNER S 14 OFFERS JOINT development venture to architect with tapllal to Invest *****3 offloe hour* FOR SALE:646 words
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Advertisement974 1974-09-09 25 ff SHIPBUILDING CONTRACT PREQUALIFICATION. 7,000 cargo tons urea self unloading vessels (375 ft x 355 ft x 63 ft x 28 ft x 19 ft) P.T. Pupuk Sriwidjaja (Pusn) a company owned by the Government of Indonesia which produces fertiliier has applied (or a loan from the International Bank for974 words
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Advertisement865 1974-09-09 26 JAWATAN KOSONB JEMAAH PEMASARAN LADA HITAM Prrmohonan- permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada warganegara Malaysia untuk memenuhi jawatan-jawatan berikuf di SARAWAK, dengan |emaah Pemasaran Lada Hitam:. A. StTIAUSAHA/AKAUNTAN Taa«ga Caji: $850 x5O 950/ 1 ,050 x5O 1 .250/ 1.400 x 50 1.500/1.600 x 100 1.800. Kalayaaaa aaa Paagalaawa: (i) Menjadi ahli salah865 words
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Advertisement429 1974-09-09 26 LER JAY A KAWAT BERHAD A leading Steel Wire and Wire Rope Manufacturing Company at Shah Alam Industrial Estate, invites applications from Malaysian Citizens for a position of: PROJECT AND MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT Basic requirements are: Qualifications: A minimum Certificate of Electrical Engineers. Experience: 2 or more years experience in Maintenance429 words
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Advertisement956 1974-09-09 26 bMb^b^b9!bK93CSl one of .the world leaders in the manu-^B I facture of COMMUNICATION equipment requires the I I services of qualified MALAYSIANS for the following I positions in PENANG. J MANUFACTURING MANAGER •fl c manufacture on the leading edge of communicajm tions and electronic technology. To do so effectively I956 words
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Advertisement738 1974-09-09 26 afOOal A\\mm narnii invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the positions of: ASSISTANT CORPORATE FINANCE OFFICER Candidate should hold a gegree or professional qualification and should have some previous experience relevant to merchant banking operation. RESEARCH ASSISTANT CUM LIBRARIAN Candidate should hold a degree or professional qualification and should have738 words
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Advertisement421 1974-09-09 26 OOVERNMENT OF JOHORE TODDY TENDER NOTICE Tender* are Invited for the supply of pure fresh toddy to Government toddy *hops at Johore Bahru. Batu Pahat. Kluang. Muar and Tangkak for the period from Ist January 1975 to 31st December. 1976 'two years). Sealed tenders marked "Supply of toddy to Government421 words
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Article1564 1974-09-09 27 DAVID SHIPLER - Vietnam has hooked some ex-Gls DAVID SHIPLER FINDING A r/RKTATN FREEDOM AWAY FROM HOME By OF the two and a half million American servicemen who saw Vietnam there still remains a few who have not left for home. Sixteen months after the last US troops returned home, those expatriates are1,564 words
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1107 1974-09-09 27 'Catch-all for those who couldn't make it anywhere else' nothing was off limits at that time and so many people. Just innocent people, got killed "The Vietnamese have been through so much. She doesn't care whose side wjns, Just as long as It's somebody. They're Just sick and tired ofNYT - 1,107 words
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Advertisement923 1974-09-09 27 SIGMA METAL COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) INTERIM REPORT The Directors of Sigma Metal Company Limited are pleased to announce the unaudited trading results for the six months ended 30th June, 1974. Half Year Year (Jan. June) (Jan. Dec 1974 1973 Turnover Extrusion Plant $3,309,009 $6,055,004 Fabrication923 words
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Advertisement695 1974-09-09 27 THE SINGAPORE TOURISjI PROMOTION BOARD ANNOUNCEMENT 4l 11TH TOURIST GUIDE COURSE Jpj^ Applications are now open to all Singapore cttfc zens and permanent residents. Applicants will have to satisfy the following conditions: Over 18 years of age Conversant and proficient in one or more »T the language such as German.695 words
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639 1974-09-09 28 LONDON, Sunday PHIL BOERSMA netted a first-half hat-trick to speed Liverpool to an emphatic 5-2 win over Tottenham Hotspur yesterday and keep them at the top of the English Football League First Division. Boersma spent much of last season on the substitute's bench andReuter - 639 words
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Article42 1974-09-09 28 LONDON. Bun. Argentinian Jorge Ahumada's clash with John Conteh for the vacant WBC World Ughtheavy weight boxing title has been put back from September 10 to October 1. because the Briton has throat Infection, it was announced here yesterday Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article33 1974-09-09 28 NEW YORK. Bun. The U.B. College AUitar*. sparked tiny Monte Towe staged a second-hall rally and defeated the Russian national basketball team 75-69 (42-32) before an Expo-74 World Flair audience, yesterday33 words
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Article671 1974-09-09 28 natrr division Arsenal o Burnley 1 Carlisle 0 Stoke 2.° Coventry 2 Manchester City 2. Derby 2 Newcastle 2. Ipswich I Everton 0. Leeds 1 Luton I. Liverpool 5 Tottenham 2 Middlesbrough 1 Chelsea 1 Queens Park fUnfers 0 Birmingham City 1. West Ham 1 Sheffield United671 words
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Article159 1974-09-09 28 REPRIEVE FOR CHRIS EVERT NEW YORK. Sun. Top seeded Chris Evert, her 56-match winning streak in jeopardy, was given another reprieve by the rain yesterday when her unfinished US Open tennis championships women's singles semi -final with fifth seeded Evonne Gcx lagong was postponed to today. The 18-year old WimbledonReuter - 159 words
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Article58 1974-09-09 28 NEW YORK. Sun— Soutn African O»ry Player carded three-under-par 67 ywterday to Us* a three-stroke lead halfway through the M-hole World Berie» of Golf at Akron. Ohio. Lee Travtno Is lecond in the four-playtr competition at even -par 70. Ho«t professional Bobby NIcoU was third on58 words
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Article40 1974-09-09 28 ROME. San— A saperb tactical triumph by SJM metres steeplechaser Bronlslaw MaUnewskl and a decathlon victory bj Bysxard Skowronek took Poland Into third place In the medal table la the European athletics championships here last night. —Beater.40 words
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259 1974-09-09 28 Chacon wins world title on knockout OS ANGELES, Sun.— American boxer Bobby Chacon last night won the vacant World Boxing Council's Featherweight title when he stopped Venezuela's Alfredo Marcano in .he ninth round of their scheduled 15-round fight here Both fighters fought a toe to toe slugging match from theReuter - 259 words
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Article63 1974-09-09 28 15 accept for 'Champagne' LONDON, Sun. Fifteen acceptors were announced last night for the Champagne Stakes for two year olds to be run over seven furlongs at Doncuter next Wednesday Acceptors Amerrtco. Ann* i Pretender. Baldur. Bereu. Bold Aussie. Bold Pirate. Oomltor. Great Bally. Oraen Belt. Orundy, High Season. LibrasReuter - 63 words
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Article61 1974-09-09 28 NEW YORK. Sun. Entertainer Bcb Hope tcored a hole-ln-one on the 220-yard, par three, fifth hole at Butler National Ooif Course Playing with Oeorge Faxto. designer of the course. Hope's drive bcunced several times on the green and then plunked Into the cup. Hope told hisAP - 61 words
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Article144 1974-09-09 28 France hand Poland 2nd defeat WARSAW. Sun. Poland, who less than two months ago took third place In the World Cup competition in West Germany, crashed 2-0 to France in a friendly soccer international in Wroclaw yesterday. It was the second defeat for the roles this week four days agoReuter - 144 words
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186 1974-09-09 28 Brilliant Slattery dazzles World XV DUBLIN, Bun. Irish wing forward Fergus Slattery gave a thrilling display of running and tackling as Ireland drew 18-18 with the World XV here yesterday in the first match of the Irish Rugby Football Union's centenary year. Both sides scored two goals and two penaltiesReuter - 186 words
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Article104 1974-09-09 28 LONDON. Sun. Intlkhub Alam and Aslf Iqbal. t hecaptain and vice captain of the Pakistan touring team, together with Mushtaq Mohammad are Included In the 15 players who have been invited to tour the West Indies In October. November and December with the Derrick RobinsReuter - 104 words
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318 1974-09-09 28 OUTRAM Bee on dary School grabbed all the honours In the Ministry of Education Junior Sail Ing Club's Student Lark championship at Chanel recently, reports PETER 81OW. They beat students from six other schools New Town Secondary, Maju Secondary. National Junior College. Beatty Secondary.318 words
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Article, Illustration2322 1974-09-09 29 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By YANGTZE KIANG 1 11, with R. Raj oo astride, scored an impressive win in the $20,000 Pesta Sukan Cup over 10 furlongs at Bukit Timah yesterday. Second was the favourite Champagne II (JohnnyWilson with Prince Sinclair (Laurie Johnson) third. The2,322 words
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Article40 1974-09-09 29 STARTERS ($156 each) Nos: IM7M, 1(3974, ISZ7M, *****1, 153M1, *****2, I«MM, 15«W5, *****5, *****2. CONSOLATION (SIM each) Nos: *****3, 15*581, 1«5154, 1592*3. IMMI, IM27*. IttSSS, 165*43, I*2*s, ICW77. T: ID: (D: No. No. ***** I«MM <$U2« (9 MS40 words
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782 1974-09-09 29 Jockey Ariffin suspended for two days JOCKEY Artffln til suspended for two race days tor carets* riding of Btunbrae Boy In Race Sevan on Saturday. This decision »v taken at the resumed enquiry of the stewards held after yesterday's race* at Bukit TUnah. The Stipendiary Bt«ward'i report on yesterday raew:782 words
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165 1974-09-09 29 16 YOUTH PLAYERS FOB TOUR TRAINING GIXTKEN Youth players. 13 including eight glra. have been Invited by the Singapore Table Tennis Association for training for a tour of Indonesia during the end-of-lbe-year school holidays They are Boys— Yap Chin Kiong. Tan Kirn Boon. Soen Beng Cr^ng. Roland Yuen Chin Kee.165 words
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Article41 1974-09-09 29 TOKYO. Bun World Boxing Council (WBC) Junior lightweight champion Kunlaki Shtaata of Japan will defend his title against Ramlro Balanos of Ecuador on October 3 In Tokyo In his second tlUe defence. Shlbata's manaatr Kenjl Yonekura announced today. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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531 1974-09-09 30 TONY FRANCIS - Mac Donald triumphs in Selangor Grand Prix TONY FRANCIS By ITUALA LUMPUR, John MacDonald, the wily Hongkonß businessman who rebuilds his own engines because he doesn't trust brand new imported ones, won the 50- lap (105 miles) Selangor Grand Prix at Batu Tiga today. Mac Donald. In a Brabham BT531 words
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Article59 1974-09-09 30 THE cortege of late Swee Urn Swang. who died at toe General Hospital after a long Illness on Friday, will leave 19 Peng Nguan Street for Mt. Vemon crematorium tomorrow at 1.46 pm Lim Swang. one of Singapore's top sportsmen. >— Tnt behind two sons, wife and59 words
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Article138 1974-09-09 30 Ashor foils hattrick bid BI'KIT TIMAH foiled a clean sweep by Serancoon District in the Nestle soccer training scheme finals when they won the Under- 18 by 1-0 at National Stadium last nifht, reports JOE DORAI. Seranfoon, who had earlier won the Under--12 and Under-15 finals, looked set for a138 words
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Article31 1974-09-09 30 TOKYO. Sun. Masashl "Jumbo" Ozaki of Japan won the 25 million yen < $210,000) Suntory Open golf tournament at the Narshino Course today by a three-stroke margin. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article141 1974-09-09 30 CELANOOR. Malaysia s Burnley Cup soccer champions, who were beaten 6-0 on Saturday by Singapore Youths, get a chance tonight at 6 to redeem themselves when they meet Singapore Youth Reserves at Jalan Besar Stadium. Singapore's players (or tonight's match will be selected from the teams141 words
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Article, Illustration466 1974-09-09 30 TEHERAN, Sun.— Japan maintained their domination of Asian Games swimming here, but team manager Kiyoshi Keyanagi rated their perfermancc as disappointing and Southeast Asian nations spoke hopefully of closing the gap in four years time. The Japanese won 22 gold medals in the 25-event466 words
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Article, Illustration541 1974-09-09 30 medley relay record. But she has been competing Internationally for quite a few years. Cho O-Yuen. 24. will pose no threat at the Montreal Olympics and Is unlikely to be back for the next Asian Games. The same IsReuter - 541 words
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185 1974-09-09 30 Japan set out in quest of 'sabre' gold rpEHERAN, Sun. Japan A set out in punishing form today In quest of the gold medal in the team sabre fencing event at the Asian Games. The Japanese already have the first two golds decided In the fencing hall the men's individualReuter - 185 words
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Article22 1974-09-09 30 TEHERAN. Sun Manila was selected today as the ate for the Second Asian Youth Gymnastic competition in December. 1975. UPIUPI - 22 words
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Article, Illustration608 1974-09-09 31 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA Swee Lee may not run in 800 m By TEHERAN, Sun. The men's and women's relay squads will head Singapore's medal challenge in the Asian Games Track and Field championships which begin here tomorrow. Singapore athletic team manager K.L. Venugopalan, after studyingUPI - 608 words
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Article206 1974-09-09 31 Table tennis giants win easily nPJHr.KAN, Sun— Table 1 tennis one ol the sports where Asians rank among the world leaders made its tlrbut on the Seventh Asian Games programme here today with the giants having Uttle trouble in their early men's and women's team matches. With little other sport206 words
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Article62 1974-09-09 31 TE HIRAN. Sun. China yesterday elected to the council of the Asian •i and Field Association coach Chen Cheah Chlni. which Is yet v be formally admitted Into International Amateur Federation. was Hwted one of the vice presl- <-•'•. of the association. The other members of the62 words
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Article43 1974-09-09 31 TEHERAN. Sun. India Kuwait 3-4 In a fight Urn minor placing* of the Mints men's volley.rnament here today l*d by keyman Ranveer lit Indians used then great advantage to «uMue Kuwait 16-4. 16-2. 15- "i less than an hour I43 words
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363 1974-09-09 31 Pakistan and India do not impress TEHERAN, Sun. Champions Pakistan and India today made heavy work of their Asian Games round-robin hockey tournament matches scoring totally unimpressive victories over Malaysia and Japan. Pakistan defeated Malaysia 4-0 and India beat Japan 3-0 with most of the goals coming off penalty cornersReuter - 363 words
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Article119 1974-09-09 31 FANG LEADS CHINA TO FIRST WIN fIiEHERAN. Sun. L China's women's eager team beat Iran 89-60 in the basketball tournament here today to register their first win since the five-nation competition began on Monday. Led by Fang Feng- It. the tallest member of the team, the Chinese took the InitiativeReuter - 119 words
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Article201 1974-09-09 31 -Today's events in Teheran fEHERAN, Sun. Pro--1 gramme of events at the Asian Games tomorrow (all times Singapere). ATHLt.ru 8: 7.S6psa Hrata and qualUjiag rounds of womrn'i 166 m hardies, long jump, shot pot, 2Mm men's hammer throw, 40« m bardies. 10.666 m, 4zl66as and 4x466m relays. Final ol women'sReuter - 201 words
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Article, Illustration1135 1974-09-09 31 BADMINTON Men's team for third place: India teat Pakistan 3-0 (Khanna beat Shahld 18-17, 18-14. Prakash beat Javed Iqbal 15-12. 16-18, 15-11, Prakash and Oanguly beat Tang and Hameed 15-5. 18-13). Women's team for third place Japan beat South Korea 3-1. (Yukl beat Ok 12-10. 11-6. Nishlo.1,135 words
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509 1974-09-09 31 Israel, Iran fancied to meet in soccer final npEHERAN, Sun. Israel and Iran finlsh--1 ed the first week of the Asian Oames football tournament as even stronger favourites to meet in the final on September 16 as they each steamrollered their way to three successive victories. With Kuwait and Iraq509 words
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Article52 1974-09-09 31 TEHERAN. Sun. Asian Games medals table after yesterday's result*: Japan China N. Korea S. Korea Iran Thailand Burma larael Philippines Singapore India IrM Mongolia PakisUn Malaysia 4* 1« v 25 Z7 It IS t t t 1 14 IS 11 10 t 1 is s l 4 t52 words
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Article56 1974-09-09 31 TEHERAN, Bun. Atsushl Hoshlno sports editor of the Yomlurl Shimbun of Tokyo, was today re-elected president of the Asian Association of Track and Field Statisticians during the ATFS quadrennial congress at the Asian Oames village Malaysia's Gurbaksh Singh Kler. a member of the Asian Amateur Athletic Association'sUPI - 56 words
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Article55 1974-09-09 31 TEHERAN. Sun. India and Japan today won the bronze medals in the men's and women's team badminton competition at the Asian Oames here. India beat Pakistan 3-0 to clinch the men's bronze while Japan won 3-1 against South Korea In the match to decide third placeReuter - 55 words
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141 1974-09-09 31 Final will be held on the last day TTCHERAN, San Asian Oames or g a nls ers today changed the date for the football final the prestige event of the 25- nation games so that it will be held Just before the closing ceremony on Monday. September 18. The originalReuter - 141 words
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Miscellaneous25 1974-09-09 28 SOCCER— fI-pore Youth v ScUoffor Youth (Jin. Bwr Spot); MAS v Jobort SUU team (Jin. Larkln 7Jopmi. AUPE final: Customs v Varsity (Farm Part 16pm).25 words
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Advertisement313 1974-09-09 30 y. t vV M^ «*J'?J Competition races! These are the proving grounds where engines must Day Celebration Power Boat Race Results. 9 *k_Lim measure up or else. DATE CLASS PLACE DRIVER BOAT /JOZ fßm J Mercury races a lot. Wins a lot. And what is learnt from this goes into313 words
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Advertisement77 1974-09-09 31 f PARTS 1 FOR ON-OFF HIGHWAY TRUCKS Front Axle Assemblies Components TIMKEN, SHULER Rear Axle Assemblies Components -TIMKEN-ROCKWELL, CLARK Transmission Assemblies Power Train Components FULLER, SPICER H Steering Assemblies Components GEMMER, VICKERS, SHEPPARD H Electncals DELCO REMY, LEECE NEVILLE, MOTOROLA wm Air Systems B -BENDIX WESTINGHOUSE.SEALCO, WAGNER, MIDLAND, WILLIAMS H77 words
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Article114 1974-09-09 32 Citizens' army plan by Tories LONDON, Sun. A citizens' army to help the government maintain law and order in Britain will be set up If the conservatives win the next general etsettsa. expected next month, a senior party spokesman dlfl*— <l tonight Mr. Geoffrey Rlppon, conservative spokesman on foreign affairs,Reuter - 114 words
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Article31 1974-09-09 32 HONOKONO, Sun. The new Chinees ambassador to WtJt Germany, Mr. Wang Shu. left Peking yesterday to take up his poet In Bonn, ihe New China Neva Agency reported.— ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration279 1974-09-09 32 LOMDON, Sunday PGHTINO broke out in the centre of London today as massive forces of police struggled to keep rival left and rlghtwlng marchers apart. A last-minute police switch succeeded in averting a maior clash by diverting supporters of the rightwlng National Front away from HydeReuter - 279 words
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Article31 1974-09-09 32 MOSCOW, Bun Indian Foreign Minister Swaimn Btngh arrived in Moscow today on an official vta*. Hat »v met by a Sort* detention led by Fcrelen Minuter Andrti Oromyko TJPt31 words
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204 1974-09-09 32 Rebels seize radio station, hostages LISBON, Sunday OIGHTWING demonstrators who seized the main Mozambique radio station In Lourenco Marques last night are holding women and children as hostages, a government statement said here today. For this reason, armed forces there were unable to Interrupt broadcasts by a self-styled "Movement forUPI - 204 words
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Article24 1974-09-09 32 AUCKLAND, Sun. A rugby pUrer «v killed here today when a concrete block wall fell on him in a changing room Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article61 1974-09-09 32 ADDIS ABABA. Sun. The <!rought-*trlcken area of Ethiopia's northern province of Wollo vu today declared a disaster area, by the Ethiopian Parliament. The drought and famine. which began In the ana more than five year* ago bat in Ignored by prtvtoua government*, will now come underReuter - 61 words
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Obituary77 1974-09-09 32 km. tm cMvt p— m, M. mul •w»jr •weafally «a t/a/74 mikkj bakla* wlf* T»y Tak Jla. MM Kirn Klat. Ila Beck. aaagMata O«ak. S«M Uaa. am* >■«, aaa aaasktar-la-law Htlae to am kla lea*. Oartaa* taan* as, ■araaaaaa Oareaa War 10/t 7« 100 pa tar C.O.K. O»awt«nr. •Hat.77 words
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Article45 1974-09-09 32 OMII X—m KAV —TW fanny ef ta« late Oka* Komi Kay mM Ilk* i» ■■■both that ta* aartas* •MM Vmn Urn family rinlmi, 4*. PmmtiH Baa* T-|l|lfl. ea Uta *!■>!■> ar. **>tn. tar ■artel at Bafctt SaMujr. Malaaai ■•rial m«« will k* k«M la Malaaaa.45 words
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102 1974-09-09 32 Girl, 3 dies after student attack MELBOURNE. Sun. A three year old girl died today in the Royal Children's Hospital here after being attacked yesterday by a shovelwielding 21 year old medical student. The student Martin Parkinson, was shot dead by police after a 90-mlnute rampage through Melbourne suburbs duringReuter - 102 words
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Article167 1974-09-09 32 VIENNA. Sun. CjOVIET President NlkoO lal Podgorny said today that Bast-West detente should become an unchangeable process affecting all spheres of politics and the economy. Speaking In Sofia. Bulgaria, he said Russia and Its Warsaw Pact allies were "firmly determined to continue In the future toReuter - 167 words
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Article109 1974-09-09 32 OPEC's 14 pc PRICE HIKE PLAN CARACAS Bun. The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) will meet on Thursday to consider a 14 per cent hike In oU prices. Mr. Valentin Hernandez. Venezuelan Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons, said today. "The Technical Commission of Opec has considered It necessary toAP - 109 words
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Miscellaneous14 1974-09-09 32 The weather THE weather outlook for Singapore from am to noon today: Scattered •bowers.14 words
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