The Straits Times, 17 April 1975

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 492 75
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    Lock icon KHMER REBELS GAIN FIRM HOLD
    771 1 Only lkm away from power... PHNOM PENH, Wednesday INSURGENT forces were today reported to have entered the capital after breaking through its southern flank, and fighting was taking place only a kilometre from the Presidential Palace. They gained their first foothold in Phnom Penh when
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    Lock icon Fighting rages at edge of capital
    643 1  -  SYDNEY H. SCHANBERG THE following Incomplete dispatch by Sydney H. Schanberg of the New York Times was filed In Phnom Penh about noon on Tuesday and was received in New York six hours later. Five-and-a-half hoars later, with nothing further received from him, the
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    Lock icon Manila claim
    53 1 Manila claim KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian Minister for Information and Special Functions for Foreign Affairs Tunku Ahmad Rlthauddeen told the Senate todathat the Phlllpplne--Qovernment had n t dropped its claim to Sabah. The minister, who was replying to a member's question, added that Malaysia hoped that the Philippines would drop
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    Lock icon White House shake-up
    77 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. A high-level Administration controversy over a broadcast report that US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger's power might be curbed has led to a shake-up in the White House Press Office. Press Secretary Kon Nesfen announced yesterday that Mr Louis Thompson is being dismissed as
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    41 1 NEW YORK. Wed. Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 807.88. down 720. 30 transp 165.73. down O.M; IS utlls 76.08. down 0.36; 65 stocks *****. down I.BS. UPI.
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    Lock icon Spain calls off plan to buy Phantoms
    79 1 MADRID, Wed. -Spain has withdrawn an offer to buy 24 US Phantom P4 fighter-bombers, citing "budgetary reasons," US military source* reported today. The sources declined to comment on Spanish reports the tale was call- Ed off pending agreement to continue Amerlcai. use of
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    Lock icon Milieu men flee Red onslaught
    560 1 SAIGON, Wednesday fOMMUNIST forces today overran a South v Vietnamese regimental base 48 km (30 miles) from Saigon, sending its 2,500 troops fleeing down a national highway. The regiment, guardIng a strategic crossroad only 13 km (eight miles) from the province capital of Xuan Loc,
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    Hunt for 2 Reds
    63 1 ALOR STAR, Wed. The hunt (or two wounded communist terrorist* sighted In the Ourun area on Monday night Is still on. The curfew, '•'■Ttft from 3 a.m. yesterday to facilitate the hunt was lifted at midnight last night. One soure* said today that fresh blood trials
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    Lock icon $313,000 fine for Sharp
    57 1 SYDNEY. Wsd. The Australian subsidiary of a major Japanese company was fined AIIOO.OOO (*****.730) today for what a judge called "wicked attempt to swindle the public of Australia." Sharp Corporation Australia was found guilty ji the Australian Industrial court of 10 charges of having made false
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    Man trapped in lift for three hours
    432 1  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By pUREMEN yesterday •T prised open a Jammed lift in a Robinson -Road balldinf to rescue a man trapped inside who had fainted. When Encik Samsuri bin Ibrahim, 37, was rescued Just after 2.30 p.m., he had been inside the lift
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    Lock icon Former KGB chief kicked out
    293 1 Former KGB chief kicked out \fOSCOW. Wed.— ITI The Communist Party central committee today ousted former KGB secret police chief Alexander Shelepln from the 16--man Politburo, the country's top ruling body. It was the first shake-up In the Kremlin hierarchy since April 1973. Mr. Shelepin, M. once a strong contender
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    Beheaded
    29 1 BUENOS AIRES Wed. The decapitated body of a Chilean guerilla was found Inside a bathroom of a public parking garage today In the city area of the capital.
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    Lee returns
    25 1 MR. Lee Kuan Yew returned to Singapore yesterday after a two-week visit to New Zealand with Mrs. Lee and their daughter. Wei Ling.
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    LATEST Cambodia ceasefire offer
    109 1 LATEST Cambodia ceasefire offer (SEE THIS PAGE) GENEVA, Wed.— The International Committee of the Red Cross said today It has passed on to Prince Norodom Sihanouk in Peking a Cambodian Government appeal for an immediate ceasefire and transfer of power. The Red Crow said its delegation in Phnom Penh received
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      72 1 SAIGON AID: FIRST BREAK FOR FORD P«fe 3 LEFTISTS plan to attack budget plans 2 BID to avert US rail strike 4 DANGERS of rays treatment 5 CAUSEWAY car permit protest 8 ADVICE to NS men 9 SBS war on vandals 15 PINDER TRIAL Page 7 COMICS 5 CINEMAS and
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      Lock icon Hopes fade for accord at sea law talks
      220 2 Hopes fade for accord at sea law talks PENEVA, Wed Hopes Vl dwindled today that the United Nations conference on the Law of the Sea would end its current phase here with wide agreement on the terms of a global treaty. The conference's president, Mr. Shlrles Ameraslnghe of Sri Lanka,
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      Chilean Cabinet shake-up
      53 2 SANTIAGO. Wed. Chilean President Augusto Pinochet yesterday handed seven ministries to civilians In a Cabinet reshuffle aimed, at pulling the country out of an economic nosedive. In the first major government change since the military seized power from the late Marxist President Salvador Allende. Oen. Pinochet appointed
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      Lock icon Call to Japan
      34 2 TOKYO. Wed. Vtetcong leader Nguyen Huu Tho has called on Japan to establish diplomatic relations with his Provisional Revolutionary Government (PRO) of South Vietnam. Japanese Kyodo news agency reported today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kim due in Peking tomorrow
      119 2 Kim due in Peking tomorrow PEKING. Wed. North I Korean President Kirn II Bung will arrive In Peking on Friday on his first visit to China since 1961, Foreign Ministry officials said today. The prominence the news wm given, with bold front-page headlines, in the official newspaper People's Dally signified
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      Lock icon CHIANG OUR COMRADE IN ARMS: ROCKY
      227 2 rJFEH. Wed. IS Vice-President Nelson Rockefeller, who arrived yesterday to attend the funeral of President Chiang Kaishek, said Generalissimo Chiang will long be remembered by the American people for his great contribution to the allied caase as a comrade In anna daring the Second
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      Lock icon 'No attack on Timor5 pledge
      129 2 'No attack on Timor 5 pledge JAKARTA, Wed. A leading politician in Portuguese Timor said here today Indonesian leaders had assured him that Indonesia had no Intention of invading the colony. The chairman of th» pro Portuguese UDT Party, Mr. Francisco Xavler Lopez de Cms, who arrived last Saturday for
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      Back in Paris
      42 2 PARIS. Wed. Oreek Prime Minister Constantlne Karamanlls today begins a three-day official visit to Prance where he spent 11 years In exile before returning to Greece to head a civilian government after the military junta collapsed last year. iteuter.
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      Lock icon Leftists set to attack Healey's cut in spending
      649 2 Leftists set to attack Healey's cut in spending LONDON, Wed. The ruling Labour Party's leftwing seemed set today for an all-out attack on Government proposals aimed at curbing inflation and improving Britain's economic situation. Presenting his austerity budget to Parliament yesterday, Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey ann o v
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      Lock icon HEATH'S TAX CRUNCH
      84 2 HEATH'S TAX CRUNCH LONDON, Wed. Among the prominent victims of i Government's decision Ito increase its tax on non-essential goods from eight to 25 per cent is former Prime Minister Edward Heath. Until yesterday the expected cost of the ConservaUve sportsman's new yacht, the Morning Cloud 3, was some I
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      Gas attack: A denial
      77 2 CANBERRA, Wed. Defence Minister Lone* Barnard said yesterday there waa no evidence that prisoners from American Jails had been kilted as guinea, pigs during a "World War n experimental bombing attack with mustard gas on an island off the Queensland coast. The allegation, was mad* by
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      Lock icon Marcos: Fm not pulling a bluff
      152 2 MANILA. _Wed. —President Marcos yesterday said the reassessme n t of Philippines security arrangements with other countries was not Intended to embarrass the United States or as a bluff to get more American aid. He told graduating students of the National Defence College that
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      Lock icon Anti-police demo
      47 2 KARACHI. Wed. Police used teargas and batons to disperse banner-waving student* demonstrating against the police here yesterday, official sources said. The students were demandIng disciplinary action against police who they salrl beat some students who hijacked a bus last week Thirty arrests were made.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Gen Malloum new leader of Chad
      96 2 PARIS, Wed. Gen. I Felix Malloum has been named the new leader of Chad following Sunday's coup which overthrew President Nnita Tombalbaye, Chad sources said here today. Gen. Malloum Is to Preside over a nineman superior military council. No other details were Immediately available.
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      Lock icon Fair opens
      21 2 HONOKONO. Wed China's commercial ahowplece, the Canton Trade Pair, opened ynterdajr, the New China News Agency reported today. UPI
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon 'US power limited only in S-E Asia'
      236 3 'US power limited only in S-E Asia NEW YORK. Wed. US Defence Secretary James Schlesinger said yesterday that only in South-east Asia are CS military options limited and that attacks on America's allies elsewhere in the world would be met with military power. Only in Indo-China. he noted, is the
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      Lock icon Saigon aid: First break for Ford?
      555 3 SENATE APPROVES $458 m WASHINGTON. Wed. Presi dent Ford today appeared to have won a partial first break from a hostile Congress in his fight to get emergency m i 1 itary aid "for South Vietnam. The influential Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed last
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      48 3 GARDEN CITY (New York). Wed. The Long bland daily Newsdiy today railed for the resignation of Secretary of Btate Dr. Henry Klssii ger. charging Dr. Kissinger "misled the world fcr two yean about the secret understandings between Rlrhchrd Nixon and Nguyen Van Thieu UPI.
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      Too late for peace talks: Chartichai
      281 3 Too late for peace talks: Chartichai BANGKOK, Wednesday THAI Foreign Minister Chartichai Choonhavan said here today it was too late iow for peace talks on Cambodia because he fighting there would come to an end He told a press conference that a ministerial meeting of the Association of South-east Asian
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      'Thieu was my target'
      70 3 HONGKONG. Wed. Th« rebel South Vietnamese pilot who bombed the presidential palace in Saigon earlier this month hac said President Thieu was his target, the North Vietnam new* agency reported today. "I decided not to bomb the the people, but to unleash my lethal load on
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      Lock icon Hooded protest
      39 3 SEOUL. Wed. Sevan American ntUsionaiiss wen black hoexji. tied itrmw ropss •round their neck* and staged a silent rally on the US rmtmMT compound today protesting «#»<»»«* the b»n§ <> t or eight Korean political prlaooen la«t week— AP.
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      Lock icon Staying clear of the Marines
      102 3 Staying clear of the Marines WORRIES mask the races of these Cambodian youngsters as they huddle In front of the US Embassy, to watch well-equipped US Marines during the evacuation of all Americans from Phnom Penh. The Marines were sent In with orders to shoot if necessary to ensure that
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      Lock icon Final homage for singer
      80 3 PARIS. Wed The world of thow business paid final homage yesterday at a funeral service for music hall star Josephine Baker, exactly one week after giving her a standing ovation at a show to mark her scintillating 50--year stage career. Two thousand people packed under the
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      Lock icon Lisbon plans another big takeover
      308 3 LISBON. Wed WHE Portuguese OovA ernment Is to nationalise another massive chunk of the country's economy, Including electricity generation and supply, the railways, the civil airline Tap and other transport facilities. Also to be brought under state control are the National Steel Company and four
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      Lock icon Stonehouse in a fix
      76 3 |>ORT LOUIS (Mauritius), Wed.— Runaway Bri--1 tish Labour MP John Stonehonse's request for sanctuary in the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius is likely to be turned down soon by the Mauritian Government, diplomatic sources said here last night. Mauritian High Commissioner in London Sir Leckray Teelock
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      36 3 NEW DELHI. Wed. The United States Treasury Secretary, Mr. William Simon, arrived here yesterday on a sixday visit to India during which he will discuss ways to remove strains In Indo-Ame-rican economic relations Reuter.
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      Lock icon CONTE THE HOLLYWOOD BAD GUV DIES, 61
      129 3 CONTE THE HOLLYWOOD BAD GUV DIES, 61 LOS ANGELES Wed Richard Conte. the actor who spent most of his film career playing gangsters and sadistic villains, died today in hospital here of a heart attack yesterday. He was 61 Conte was admitted to the Medical Centre at the University of
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      Lock icon 200 Soviet ships in global war games
      217 3 200 Soviet ships in global war games WASHiNOTON Wed The Russian Navy is engaged in worldwide manoeuvres that may develop into the biggest In peacetime history, US defence sources reported today. Some 300 Soviet ships have been deployed so far. about the same as In the last such major manoeuvres
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      40 3 SEOUL. Wed. World heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad All has offered a South Korean physician In Zaire the post of superintendant of a hospital he plans to build for black people in Chicago, it was reported ere today.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Hongkong rail: 18 tenders
      57 3 HCNOKONO. Wed Elglveen foreign firms have qua if ted to tender tor the lir.t five civil rnglneeting contracts of the colony* multl-mllllon doitar underground railway system. It was announced here yesterday. The Mass Transit Railway Provisional Authority aid one of the firms wu West O«r--man. two
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      24 3 ISLAMABAD. Wed. Chinese Vice-premier La Hsien-Nien will arrive here next Sunday for a six-day visit to Pakistan, government officials announced yesterday. Reuter.
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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        38 4 GENEVA. Wed. —United BUtes and Bovlet negotiators working out a new pact to limit each other's nuclear arsenals met for one hour and 35 minutes here and agreed to hold another ••■■ton next Friday, conference sources said. I
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        26 4 PARIS: Franc* SfHSM a suggested Nate summit conference which President Ford has expressed hia desire te attend in Brussels next month, official French —wees said today.
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        32 4 SEOUL: Foreign Minister Kirn Dong-Jo will leave here for New Delhi on Saturday for a fourdav official visit at the Invitation of his Indian counterpart, Mr. Y.B. Chavan, the Foreign Ministry announced.
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        21 4 UNITED NATIONS: Secretary-General Kurt WaldheUn said the setting up of nuclear weapon-free sones) was receiving unprecedented attention by the world community
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        24 4 PARIS: French socialist leader Francois Mitterrand said Soviet authorities had Invited him to visit the Bovlet Union for the fifth time in three years.
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        Strike ends
        35 4 COLOMBO: Prime Minister Mrs. Sirima Bandaranaike next week begins a 19-day tour to attend the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference in Jamaica and make official visits to Iraq *nd Guyana, Foreign Ministry sources said.
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        31 4 PARIS Workers at the French state-owned car giant Renault ended a nine-week strike, the longest In the com pany's history, after winning a minimum monthly pay Increase of 140 francs (Ss7s).
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        32 4 HONGKONG: The final stage of an equal pay scheme went into effect this month, meaning that women and men will get the same pay for Identical work or work of similar value.
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        37 4 PARIS At least one in two Frenchmen believes that the economic, political and social situation In France is deteriorating, the monthly poll for Anrll conducted by the Sofres Group and published by the newspaper Le Figaro said.—Agencies.
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      233 4 CAIRO, Wednesday ANEW Government was formed In Egypt early today and the biggest surprise was the nominatiop of Air Force Commander, Air Marshal Hosni Mobar&k as 1 Vice-President. As expected former Deputy Premier Mamdoub Salem, who was also former Interior Minister, was named
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      75 4 BLACK smoke pours from a fire at a depot Ui Beirut set afire in a rocket attack during fighting between Palestinian guerillas and rightwing militiamen. The fighting, which began four days ago, has claimed more than 100 lives and wounded another 200. Government security police
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      152 4 Arabs keen to buy Madison Garden XTEW YORK. Wed. ll Arab oil Interests want to bay Madison Square Garden New York's famous indoor sports arena bat the stadium's top man says it Is not for sale to them. Mr. Donald Trump, real estate consultant for the stadium said two groans
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      Lock icon Indira: Crisis not over
      79 4 NEW DELHI. Wed. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi yesterday spoke of threats to India's security and defended the Government's decision to continue with the national emergency declared at the time of the 1971 Bangladesh war. She described the international situation as far from reassuring and said In
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      56 4 ISLAMABAD. Wed. Mr. J.A. Rahlm. senior-most minister of Prime Minister Zulflkar All Bhutto's Cabinet, demanded yesterday that general elections be held In Pakistan In view of the current political and economic ■Ma Addressing a news conference he said: "Parliament is dead. Parliament has been assassinated or has
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      Lock icon Bid to avert national rail strike
      411 4 Bid to avert national rail strike WASHINGTON. Wednesday p R E SIDENT Ford is expected to act within the next three days to avert a threatened nation-wide rail strike in the US, well informed industry sources said here yesterday. The President of the 250,000 member Brotherhood of railway and Airline
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      58 4 rKYO, Wed.— Japan Airlines today cancelled 16 of its 21 outgoing international flights and 58 of its 109 domestic flights as about 300 pursers went on a 24-hour strike. JAL's 2.700-strong cabin crew union ordered about 300 chief pursers, pursers and assistant pursers to strike to back
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      321 4 NEW DELHI. Wed. Sikkim moved closer to merger with India today with an overwhelming majority of its people reported to have voted in favour of the move in a snap referendum The referendum, held on Monday, was on a Sikkim government resolution calling
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    Danger of ray treatment
    282 5  -  SHEILA CHEONG SKIN CANCER WARNING By JJXCESSIVE use of ultra-violet light machines to treat facial problems can, over a period of years, lead to skin :ancer. Several akin specialists said this yesterday In a survey by the straits Times to determine the extent of damage such
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    Trader who didn't tell the truth
    188 5 Trader who didn't tell the truth LIM How Seng, 44, a businessman, was >esterday Jailed for a day and fined $1,000 on two counts of false declaration under the Women's Charter. Llm was fined $400 for falsely declaring that he was a bachelor when he went to the registry on
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    PRICE OF COCKEREL UP 10 CENTS A KATI
    258 5 PRICE OF COCKEREL UP 10 CENTS A KATI rE price of cockerel rose by 10 cents a katl to $1.80 yesterday, the Trade Department reported. Pillowing are the recommended prices: Uiee: China 10 per cent ylm cheok, 00 cento a kaU or 606g; Thai 10 per cent. 75 cents; Australia
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    Fatal swim
    30 5 THE body of schoolboy Sla Kirn Huat. 16. who disappeared while swimming In the sea off Ponggol on Monday morning, was recovered by Police from area on Tuesday.
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    An open verdict
    52 5 A CONSTRUCTION worker, Ahmat Jar.ial, IS, whose safety belt was unattached, fell off the edge of the seventh floor of the unfinished President Hotel In Serangoon Road, a coroner's court was told yesterday. Ahmat died later m hospital. The State Coroner. Mr. Chee Wai Pong, recorded an
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    On religion
    39 5 SWAMI Agni Vesh. a Registrar of educational Institute, Arya Pratinidhi Sabha. India, who U on a week's visit here will give religious discourses at the Arya Samaj in Syed Alwi Road, today and tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    It's only slightly French
    68 5 rESE "mademoiselles'' and "monsleurs" from the Dorias Girls Bevue of the Moulin Roure in Paris are anything but French. Led by British dancer Stephen Lansley (centre), and New Zealander Terry James (left), the girls are E*n gl l sh, German, American and Australian. The only thing
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    LIGHTER LOAD FOR THESE TEACHERS?
    179 5 rE Education Ministry is considering the Singapore Teachers' Union suggestion that teachers serving In the National Cadet Corps and National Police Cadet Corps units be given lighter teaching duties. A ministry spokesman yesterday said it would not, however, be possible to Introduce any change soon
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    Indochina aid fund at $1,234
    101 5 Indochina aid fund at $1,234 CASH donations to the Red Cross Society »or refugees of Indo-china have Increased to $1,234 The donations, which stood at $819 last week, are to provide food, medicine and other essentials for the refugees. A spokesman for the society said that the donations came from
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    WHY THE CITY STUDENTS WILL DWINDLE
    436 5 WHY THE CITY STUDENTS WILL DWINDLE —HE Labour Minister, I Mr. Ong Pang Boon, said yesterday that the number of students admitted to schools In the city area will dwindle gradually over the next five or six years because of the urban rede velop men t scheme now being carried
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    Art show
    33 5 ABOUT 100 Chinese paintings and calligraphy works by Hongkong artist. Mr Choy Kung Heng. will be displayed at the exhibition hall of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce from Saturday to Tuesday.
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    Dead woman: A plea
    37 5 PAYA Lebar police are appealing to the next-of-kin of Madam Lee Goon Huay, an Inmate of Woodbridge Hospital, who died on Tuesday at 5.23 p.m. She was admitted to the hospital In October
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      252 6 CHINESSV KING OF COGNACS ANSWffI Xi o^o^^^^ t^^^O^OW a i o^^*- r.\ a pt^!^ l^^ This is it. From the Chairman, M. Kilian Hennessy himself. 7,364,026 gallons. Enough cognac to give you 44 million bottles or about 1 billion 'yum sengs' But perhaps more important, these over seven million gallons
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    Four years to close Indonesia deal: QC
    1754 7 Court hears of talks on 'protracted' Caterpillar agency rights DAY 13 OF THE TRIAL REPORTERS: T.F. HWANG AND BEN DAVIDSON Witness crossexamined on Con Plant, Seafield takeovers COUNSEL IN THE CASE PROSECUTION: Senior State Counsel Mr. S. Rajendran, assisted by DPP Mr. Lawrence
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    Shipyard staff to get extra $lm yearly
    219 7 I^EPPEL Shipyard will pay an additional $1.1 million annually in salaries to its 2,800 employees under a new collective agreement recently, i The three-year agreement which was signed between Keppel Shipyard and the Union of Keppel Shipyard Employees of Singapore came into effect
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    C-centre to hold three courses
    87 7 C-centre to hold three courses OUTRAM Park Communty Centre Youth Group will start three courses next month. These are a six-month course on fashion designing cfee $34), a three-month course on "tim sum" cooking (fee of $9) and a four-month course on radio and television maintenance (fee $24). Free guitar,
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    Tea party
    37 7 THB Hello Buppcrt Oroup Club »n aftlliatc of the Singapore Council of Social SerwceTwUl hold t«» p«rty tor resident* of the Che«hlre EST.t their Nlcounrlvj prrmises on April 21 from 1 pjn. to ft pin-
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    Jaycee awards for four
    44 7 THB Singapore Jaycees will present awards to (our ouUUiidlng young Singaporean* at a dinner in a hotel on July The award* are flven to those who have contributed to leadership and community services consistently. »nd hare personal and professional qualities.
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    Man stole from in-laws
    91 7 Man stole from in-laws A 24-YEAR-OLD man was yesterday Jailed for four months for stealing two watches and cash from his in-laws' flat Razall bin Darus admitted the offence in Ouillemard Road between 2 pjn. and 3.30 p.m. on April 13. His brother-in -law, Encik Ahmad bin Suratnam, left his
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    SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOUR GAVE HIM AWAY
    114 7 SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOUR GAVE HIM AWAY A CASUAL labourer, who stole a motor eye'e rrith the intension of dismantling it -•nd using the p?rts for his own motorcycle. wan yesterday Jailed r o» three yean to be ol'owed by one year's po'ice supervision. I.im Gek Chnan, £3, ■■ho had 16 previous
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    Reckless driver
    51 7 TAN Kah Bah was fined $250 yesterday for careless driving which led to an accident involving five cars. He was driving along Holland Road. In front of Oleneagles Hospital, on Jan. 6 last year when he tried to overtake another car and then stopped abruptly. A chain collision
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    Thunderflash charge
    39 7 LIM Keun Sen was yesterday charged with unlawfully having six thunderflashes at a flat In Whampoa Drive on April 7. His case will be mentioned on Saturday In the First Magistrate's Court. Ball of $5,000 was allowed.
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    Illegal entry
    22 7 HASSAN s/o Basrl. It. was yesterday Jailed for one month for entering Singapore without a valid pass on March 10.
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    Market and shopping complex ready soon
    110 7 rpHB 20-storey bulldX Ing In Teochew Street, which will house a market, shops and one-room living quarters, will soon be ready for occupation, the HDB said yesterday. At present, hawkers are occupying pitches nearby. They will move Into the multi-storey complex when it Is
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    EDB bid to set up new investment centres
    230 7 EDB bid to set up new investment centres T3E Economic Development Board is carrying out feasibility studies on the setting up of new Investment centres in Houston and Copenhagen to accelerate new Investments into Singapore. According to informed sources, the board has already established a temporary office in Houston, which
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    Three-day art display
    65 7 Three-day art display MR Lee Khoon Choy. MP for Hong Lim and Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), will open the 28th Art for everyone exhibition. Jointly organised by the Ministry of Cultuit and People's Association at Hong Lim community centre tomorrow at t pjn. The three-day exhibition of works
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    POLICE QUIZ 3 ON 1973 MURDER
    108 7 TVO men and a 17--year-old youth are now helping police with their investigations into the murder of a man two years ago. The men, both aged 23, and the teenager were arrested by detectives in a raid in Upper Serangoon Road at about 10.40
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    $6m TAS scheme to provide more phones
    249 7 $6m TAS scheme to provide more phones rpHE TelecommuniJ- tions Authority (TAS) will extend its present tel c p h one exchange in Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim and build two new exchanges in Woodlands Road and Upper Changl Road. The Public Works Department (PWD) will carry out the three projects at
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    Othman heads sports body
    76 7 ENCIK Othman Wok. Minister for Social Affairs ..as been elected president of the Pasir Panjang Constituency Sports Association. Other officials elected itxe: Enclk Bulat Hamld. first vicepresident: Dr. Urn Kheng Ann. second vlce-presid-nt, Mr. R. 8. Retnam. secretary; Mr. Albert Perera, treasurer and Enclk Jamil Salleh,
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      321 8 iGOLDEN THEATRE -1.-: 2ND lIG WEEK! DAILY S SNOWS at 1140 AM. 1 JO, 4.00. 45 4 9JO PM Of ENS TODAY at THtATRES in HOMC KONO B "C~*mm M«t tk. IH«tEMENTS WK.ch Siwfßar. ar^ MaUywa AaitMNMM ACTION. SPECTACLE. A ST«OH< ISTOtY pj WALTER StQW, SUNDAY TIMtS m m BBBb
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      260 8 2nd WEEK AT THE CAPITOL stmrSlMLYitlla«,l4S.4.M,C.4Sil.aipa lc flea BBTWtt tk air wilfc dM freatest W ease! i<r v BBB> I bA iBBBBfI IRS riGHIING rXST Of SHftNfiKftX JOB^ will CARU ROMANELLL GORDON MITCHELL. CEORK WAWC. KLAUS KWSKI Okmcope 6th WEEK lido Daily 5 Shows at 11 OOu. 1 30. 4.00.
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      1375 8 YWfxt't^GL't' i OPENS TODAY! U t.m a 9 sop. j: rlXl K'-*- 1/Wp3 L Wilts: 52.00-CWVJrt«: 11. H on causeway liß^TOßeff A MAJESTIC-ODEOH-KATOW-RUBY-SILVER CITY f*^k Wt^K^WW C Simultaneous Opening Today! veil |^rv:xxiix^^ jp r^cn*«^L«.ii > o»««j/to« rE Slntrnpore A.to- without ■.eeees.' •^sattefMtory state of K(K» T.IJ mobile Association "Singapore motorists
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    4 years, rotan for peon who had 2 pistols
    225 9 AN OFFICE peon, who bought two pistols and 47 rounds of ammunition for $350, was yesterday Jailed for four years with 12 strokes of the rotan by a district court. Tan Kuang Sang alias Kuang Seng, 31, was Jailed for two
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    Open verdict
    43 9 THE State Coroner, Mr. Chee Wai Pong, recorded an open verdict yesterday on the death of Theng Wle Kan, 43. whose body wss found in his Lorong Llmau flat on April 10. The cause of death has not yet been ascertained.
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    Average level
    77 9 THEi Blood Transfusion Service has reported that its stocks were on an "average level" last week. A total at 1.081 units of blood were donated and 794 unite used for transfusions. Donations were received from Taman Jurong Camp, Vigilante Corps (Districts One and Three), Changl Air Base, Seletar
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    Petrol deaths: Misadventure
    55 9 THE Coroner's Court on Tuesday returned a verdict of misadventure Into the deaths of Ong Kin Ho and his wife Lucy. They were severely burned when a tin of petrol exploded In their Commonwealth Close flat on March 30. Ong died In Outram Hospital on April 8
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    'Husband drove me out of house'
    99 9 'Husband drove me out of house A CLERK yesterday told the High Court that she was driven out of the house by her company executive husband after a quarrel over his association with another woman. Kwok Lat Eng. said that her husband, Loh Kirn Hong, came home late from work
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    DO YOUR BIT FOR SOCIETY, NS MEN TOLD
    297 9 Discipline and training acquired 'good for you' TWO batches of National Servicemen who were given send-offs yesterday were told that the leadership qualities they would acquire should be used for the benefit of the community. They should contribute some of their time
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    Her gambling led to break-up of marriage
    93 9 Her gambling led to break-up of marriage A MACHINE operator's one year of "happy marriage" ended after he questioned his wife about her gambling habits, the High Court heard yesterday. Cheong Tal Tee Mid he married Heng Jee Muay at the Registry on April 8 1971. Cheong said he questioned
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    Man went on board ship illegally
    80 9 Man went on board ship illegally TEH CHENG HAI. 23, was flnet $100 by the First Magistrate's Court on Tuesday for boarding a vessel without authority before it was cleared by Immigration officers. Mr. P. Murugalah. prosecuting, told the court that when the Vietnamese vessel, Truong Nam, enered Singapore waters
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    Accused of $1,300 CBT
    52 9 TONO Yin Suai. St. was on Tuesday charged *lth three counts of criminal breach of trust of four Singapore International passports and a sun of 11,300 between March 18 and March 26. No plea was recorded. The case will be mentioned again on April 2». Bail
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    'Mona Lisa' is in town with her mystic smile...
    268 9 m Mob* Lisa, haa found its way to Singapore copied to the very last detail. This oil painting of the lady wltfc the mystic smile, to an Imitation In canvas by Singapore artist Lai Kul nine, For Mr. Lai. described as
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    It's suicide
    31 9 A CORONER'S court on Tuesday recorded a suicide verdict on Tan Char Bonr, a taxi driver's wife, whose body was washed arhore on Tanah Merah beach on April 8
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    JOINT SURVEY AT CHANGI BEACH
    189 9 JOINT SURVEY AT CHANGI BEACH rE Planning Department and the Parks and Recreation Division will jointly conduct a recreation surrey at Changl Beach from Saturday to May 11. The surrey v to assess the popularity of Changl Beach and the demand for future coastal recreation facilities in Singapore, a Ministry
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    Blood Bank
    28 9 THE mobile Blood Bank will be stationed in front of the Specialists' Shopping Centre In Orchard Road on April 23 from 9 ajn. to 4 pjn.
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      153 9 Straits Times Crossword H HF bY fl BPHsbT" bbTHbI ACROSS 7 Bill returns the monejr lancy! (7). t Look kind when signing.' (7). 10 A vital need of reform In 17.8 8 R i6>. 11 Sort of love In store for housewife? ift). 12 Olft Of a Wells novel (4)
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      81 9 t Jokers carry on demandIng transport (6) 6 Embeliihed poster with cold end pieces (7). S Attends plays? (11). 15 Where the officers are as trimly fitted out (4-4). 16 Last nevertheless? (S. 3). 17 Many get angry when deceived (7). IS Associates with very wicked people, including a redhead
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      IN UNIFORM
      469 10 rnHE value of uniformed movements 1 like the National Cadet Corps and the National Police Cadet Corps Is generally accepted. The NCC and NPOC were organised to help young Singaporeans acquire virtues consistent with the Republic's national objectives. They teach our children to be disciplined, help them to
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      MAN IN THE MIDDLE
      139 10 \IR. DENIS HEALEY, who presented his ITI fourth Budget in Just over a year on Tuesday, is now in the unhappy position of drawing fire from both the British Labour Party's leftwing and the private sector. Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer announced a two per cent
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    10,000 refugees pack a makeshift camp
    543 10  - 10, 000 refugees pack a makeshift camp COLIN McINTYRE By < PHU VAN I MORE than 10,000 South Vietnamese refugees are packed In a makeshift camp here In the middle of nowhere, wedred between communist forces to the north and Salfon, which refuses to take them in. The camp, 30
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      Higher productivity same as higher output
      461 10 Higher productivity same as higher output I REFER to the report on the "Higher Productivity" (ST, April 5) campaign to be launched. I should like to point out here that the two concepts "higher output" and "higher productivity" are by no means synonymous or interchangeable. Output refers to the quantity
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      136 10 IHAVK every praise for the concerted efforts of the Public Health authorities In their drive to eradicate moioul toes during the "Keep Singapore Mosquito Free Campaign" and the fol-low-up operations. This Is highlighted by the house- to-house search for probable breeding places for mosquitoes but in almost all Instances I
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      107 10 mHE main approach to 1 Siglap School is by lay Uan Teck Road off Upper East Coast Road. Tay Uan Teck Drive and Kee Sun Avenue. Unf or tunately. Tar Llan Teck Road, with two-way traffic, has often been reduced to a single traffic lane by drivers who park their
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      90 10 DON'T ask for more, but work harder." These words have been heard since the days of Oliver Twist and we, the workers of Singapore, are not so dumb that the NTUC has to constantly drive the message home. Quertlon: Could we have survived this long If we had been idle?
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      74 10 rK traffic light at the Junction of New Bridge Road and Outram Road (beside Beooy lines police station) needs to be adjusted because the switch from green to red Is too fast. The changes time Is too little, therefore, during peak hours and motorists have to slow down so much
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      60 10 A COMPANY, whose monthly salaried staff work 42 working hours a week (8.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. with one hour for lunch daily and 8 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. on Saturday), deducts its staffs overtime by two hours per week Just to achieve 44 working hours per week. Not all
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        HUMIDITY—ZOO EXPLAINS DEATH OF SNAKES
        160 10 HUMIDITY— ZOO EXPLAINS DEATH OF SNAKES I REFER to the letter by Mr. S.H. (S.T.. April 8). It is true that some snakes have died over a period of 18 months, the cause being high humidity In the glass enclosures which were built on expert advice. Most of the snakes
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        55 10 I REFER to the letter from S.C. Urn (ST.. March 14) and wish to thank him for his suggestions. The Registry of Vehicles Is currently carrying out a survey of driver training In Singapore and will look Into the suggestions of S.C. Llm when the survey results are being studied.
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        48 10 I REFER to the letter by Andrew Tan (ST., April 4) requesting bus services to Telok Blangah New Town. Plans for Introduction of such services are now being worked out by the Registry of Vehicles and Singapore Bus Service: iLZONG LICK TIEN, for Secretary, Bos Services Reorganisation Committee.
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    Lock icon Fading of America makes good headlines but bad history
    945 10  - Fading of America makes good headlines but bad history JAMES RESTON: By WASHINGTON THE headline on the front cover of last week's Economist of London, which may be the most sensible periodical in the English language, is: "The Fading Of America" with appropriate pictures of the troubles in Indochina, Europe
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      72 10 Stylet cut to th« iat*«( trend by our mott ««p«ri«nct<J craft*m»r tine* 1934. Suit* completely hand tailored 4 «t ltched right to the buttonhole* en« u ring best workrpanthip. We are alto tmportert a exporters of finett Gentt textile* thereby we have the latest ft wldett rmn%» of materials for
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      216 10 dr 7 Hacnirvn<% i w*onFridays i jjj Tomorrow at lunchtime. ~i $L SINGORA.LACASINAand *7 V\2. CLUB 21 present printed evening JIA/ silkgowns by Krizia of Milano ULw and soft silk jersey hand embroid\?SV ered evening dresses by Eli Colaj MK$ of Roma. Day wear from Paris Jj^) Accessories by Colette,
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      BEWARE! THE GREAT BOOM IS COMING...
      1670 11 BEWARE! THE GREAT BOOM IS COMING... IN THE two decades to 1974 industrial production in the world's 24 richest capitalist countries members of the Organisation for Economi c Co-operation and Development rose at an annual average rate of 5J per cent. Britain notched up only about half that average rate,
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      S'pore and the developed world: How they compare on inflation
      123 11 rpHE slump is working its magic A on prices. As industrial production around the world tumbles, so does the rate of consumer price inflation. For the OECD as a who'e, it was cut from 15 per cent to 9.2 per
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      Timber: Call for tighter quality control measures By CHAN BONG SOO
      230 11 Timber: Call for tighter quality control measures By CHAN BONG SOO rpHE newly-elected pre- A sldent of the Singapore Timber Exporters' Association, Mr. Fu Wa Chu, has expressed grave concern over what he describes as "the 'unsatisfactory state of affairs prevailing in the trade." Mr. Fu says he would like
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      UK Budget 'not tough enough'
      165 11 LONDONI Chancellor of the Exchequer Denk Beftley has not been tough enoog b In Us budgetary measures planned for the current fy— year, according to stock market s— mis. The Immediate reaction from several innUthrts hi government gilt-edged stocks was that Mr. Healey's reduction of
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      Guthrie Bhd's record results
      298 11  -  MARTIN LIM By RECORD results, with group tradIng profits surpassing the prospectus forecast of $11.5 million, were achieved by Guthrie Berhad last year. Group pre-tax orofits Including foreign exchange gains) rose by 28 6 per cent to $1819 million. Taking foreign exchange gains at about $5
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      World tanker market is likely to recover by 1977...
      638 12 World tanker market is likely to recover by 1977... ALTHOUGH supertankers are being laid up everywhere from the fiords of Norway to offshore Singapore leading tanker owner Mr. Y.K. Pao still manages to see more than a glint of hope in the not-too-distant horizon. Today in an interview with Reuters
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      Disputes slow Aussie trade
      230 12  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: Waterfront disputes have prevented the full benefit of contalnerlsation being realised In Australia, according to Mr. D. Tapiln. of the NSW Chamber of Manufacturers. Unless something Is done to Improve relations between waterside labour and employers, exports from Australia wIU slowly grind
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      OCL to invest $1,300m for new trade routes
      220 12 QVSRSEAS Containers v will Invest approximately $1,300 million over the next four years to develop four new trade routes. Three of the new routes Europe New Zealand. New ZealandJapan and EuropeSouth Africa— are expected to be fully developed by 1978. Plans for
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      Correct name
      26 12 Correct name THE shipping column of March 17 made mention of one "Hitachi Zosen Ocean" dockyard. The correct name for this is Hitachi Zosen Robin Dockyard.
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      303 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Hutchison International chairman Sir Douglas Clagne has announced the appointment of Mr. Peter Writ ht and Mr. John ■lehartooß to the Hutchison board. Mr. Wright has been with the company since 1988 and Mr. nlf hiiHitfffi since 1972 Mr. Dennis Lyth recently announced his resignation from the
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      ADB premium on loans
      164 12 TTONGEONG: The Asian Development Bank will charge an Interest rate premium on loans from ordinary resources to Hongkong and Singapore, informed sources said. The premium of S/4 percentage points over the normal rate of 81 per cent will be payable on loans to countries with a
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      HONGKONG
      257 13 HONOKONO. Wed. The rtock market closed slightly easier, dealers said. Initially prices moved higher reflecting the Wall Street and London trend but towards the end of the morning a reaction set In which pared the advance. The downtrend was extended In the afternoon. Trading was mere active than of
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      SYDNEY
      328 13 pYDNTV, Wed— Utah Mln- Ing shares fell heavily in i generally firm trading sesil&n at the- Sydney Stock Exchange today. Sellers slashed the price rurther to A 86.60. At one »tage It fell tc a low of $6 50 The sharp fall In the stock Follows the Minister for
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      TOKYO
      193 13 TOKYO, Wed. Share prlcf 5 on the Tokyo stock market today continued to drop substantially, ajthough speculative and Incentive backed Issues were selectively bought. The Dow Jones average dedlred 21 02 to 4.431J9 and the New Index eased 0.95 to 319 3a. Trading volume shrank to 150 million shares
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      Geld markets
      65 13 TuMOay M wli i Ul» IH [Hbourn. (t) 123.57 J1».06 ondoo 163. 508 Ift.SOB IM.M* U-.BOS Irut Unar. U«*v. urtch IMOOB lI'.D'B 1«S 008 17 ICB lit 1M 72 17; 1 UltilHir Jm-fy ongkoni IM.SO Mm 'Port (X) 163. 508 168. UB 166.46S 168.) M Export prlc«s In
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        NEW YORK
        673 12 NEW YORK, Tues. The stock market kept 1U latest tally going today as prices advanced again In heavier trading. Analysts said the continued strength reflected investors' belief that the economy was Improving and that short-term interest rates would continue to decline. There was wo»ii»y in the economic news
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        AMSTERDAM
        139 12 AMSTERDAM. TUes.— The market was firm, aided by Wall Street's overnight firmness with Atae> and naafwe soaring the best gains in Dutch internationals Oalns predominated in local issues and were led mostly by shtpptmc major h^n^ and inffH^p^tt Hesaeken. Marts, OQf. and CMC. Isolated weak spoU were Van Oiiiiisi.
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        ZURICH
        102 12 •yURICH, TUBS.— Prices poshed strongly higher In active trading- on the Zurich Stock Buhange today. Bond, sbosved a resistant tendency. The Credit Suisee index gamed 3J points to IM.O. Ctotfa* pvtaa la tnmm with ttM CUNTMM* OB UM imiUMS p CMtttStfaw MM -f SB Swim Bank Oocr*. MS Usioaßuk
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        Indices
        86 12 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuaeday M.19 Monday MM Week ago *>M RUBBU8 Tueeday 44»J7 Monday **MM Week ago 4MJS OILS Tueeday »1.1» Monday MO Jt Week «ko MM INIHJSTBIALS Tueaday M«4 Monday MOJ Week ago M6 6 DOW JONES AVKEAGK DOHJSTSIAL8 Tueaday SU.M Monday SM Jt We* ago T4JJI LONDON
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      447 12 ss^s^^^ j» Engineers in the palm oil, timber and chemical Industries are using the Maxitherm waste heat boiler for economical oonversion of organic wastes and waste heat into energy source. This Maxitherm Underfired Mufti-tubular boiler is I *im»l H speciolly adopted to burn a wide variety of »lUQ6 agricultural waste
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      156 12 SA LE» NEW AND RECONDITIONED i MACHINE TOOLS Shapers m^ Power Presses Wk Radial Drills Grinders Easy hire-purchase terms. Low deposits. Trade-ins accepted. WMG LEONG MACHINERY (PTE) LTD 345 Jalan Besar, Singapore B.Tel: *****22. Cables: Hardmac. Telex: RS ***** WLEONG. Cosing premium cost in Moloyuon cents for three months. Call
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1666 13 THX last transacted ready tale at the etas* of business on toe Mock Cxehangr of 8jBBMPor» jssssulaj' compared with the previous day* prices together with 1874/78 high and low. ("Adjusted for script right* issue). sacriON mi IHDUSTMIALJ SCSSIMO Twill I ladaatrtala mlxad whlla la* Nat Baraiy •taady TUMIVIii:
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1601 13 BID and offer prices officially I luted and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In lot* of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. AU Time Bargain* or Settlement Contract* are quoted after the word
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1422 13 BID and offer prices officially i listed and business In I and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Scchang* yesterday with the number of share* traded shown In bracket* in IoU of 1.000 unit*, unless otherwise specified INOUITMIALt Aiinemeto (2. T08). Alean (2.208) Allied Chee. il 1M). A.M.
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      89 13 Slack prict IBdICM Apr IS Hick IS7J U» Pwc— Uge cbaac* as* wk. oa* alk. yr. net 4 kick London York ...cong Singapore Koala Lumpur Sydney 3054 lit. I 3003 320 1 24* 2 2507 342 3 3177 ais.i 324.1 ***** 268 88 2743 3N.i 14<0
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      Bt. S'wang suspended
      37 13 A CAPITAL repayment of 50 cent* per share will be made by Buklt Sembawang Estates, subject to the necessary procedural and legal approvals. Trading in the shares was suspended yesterday at the company's request.
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      80 13 Lower profits likely for Fuji mOKYO: Net profits of JL Fuji Photo Film are likely to be slightly less than 3,000 million yen In the six months to April $0, compared with 3,166 million yen In the preceding six months, managing director Tsuneo Mlyahara said. Gross sales are expected to
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      Earnings
      33 13 FIRST quarter net earnings per share at PEPSICO are US6B cents (63 cents I BANKERS TRUST NEW YORK $2.04 ($170); XEROX CORP. $1.04 (99 cents); BANK AMERICA CORP. 95 cents (80 cents).
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      PALM OIL
      101 13 Europe nearby positions were easier amidst slack trading on Tuesnay The market to the US was quiet and apparently tradeless, reported MPOPA. Quoatlons in US* cent* (Rotterdam) unless stated Afloat 144 ft sellers. $430 traded; April 8430/(08) JO cent* sellers. $437.60 cents traded; May (US) 1136 cent* buyers.
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        37 13 itraa AC. u M Mm irktant tan M.10 »»10 •ua $1.0 naa 11.M 1156 $165 MT5 a.00 $S.M ISM fl.T» »1» .U 10 +.10 +.1» .07 J7 06 .M .M .0«. .M .04 04 .03 .M
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        17 13 KM urn Ore tftaw LMf *2 4O aa.so taw «8» —.40 —JO —.If .M .M M
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        55 13 A*r. IS Ayr. 1< Indutriato: U»M UIM FtauMt: tUM U*U Hateta: IMJI itXM Frvpcritaa: II7JI ItT.TT Tto». WJi UJH f rabtan: tt7J« M 7 J4 O.CJ.C: nu« ma S.E.B. In 4 Wil »U.M Dm M. 1M« 1M Dee. SI. IMS IN Dee. it. IMS m I— Dm. SI, 1»7»
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      Marginal losses in KL
      331 13 SHARES closed marginally lower in lacklustre trading c*i the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday as initial good buying support in the morning fizzled out towards the noon close. The easier trend continued in the afternoon with the gradual erosion of the early gains, causing prices to
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        Rubber market
        325 13 m Singapore rubber market moved within narrow limits yesterday at levels generally slightly below those of Tuesday night. Some mid- morning steadiness on nearby covering was engendered by report* of absorption of circulating tenders In the Malaysian sector. More sellers were apparent In the forward section. Afternoon rubber
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        Copper prices
        186 13 London eoppar pricaa on Turnday (pravtoua la braeaeta). Wirakar Spot bum £We (IU1) Miter £387 (iHI-SO): Thr« Mootb buyar £874 (IMS) •rller £378 (£5« SO) M.rtut MM: Btaady. llM: 7.724 tnnnaa. RJLB. price, in MnU per kilo yeHenUy. Noon CUey (perWio) _j»!T£SSL Bayer* Scilera Buyer* Setter* Ktft. aa
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        SMR and SSR Rises
        97 13 SMR and SSR rxAILY SMR and BSR prices lacued at noon yea Unlay: v Mar imm (CwreatMth) |FM«i4 M 0») My«i.«. Buyer* Sdkf* B«r«« Srthn (ecatoHrkr) (eMtepvkff) SMR ft CV (ltonpdlltt) IM.OO 134.00N IM.OO ISSOON BUR 6 L (1 ton pallet) 1M.50 17T.ftON 127 50 1M 60N SMR 5 (1
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        CLOSING PRICES
        29 13 Rubber: Apr. IC. Singapore: May 121.74 eU (down 1.25 cU.) Malaysia: May 122.00 cts. (down 1.00 ct.) Tin: $950 (unch.) Official offering 213 tons (down 3* tons).
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        166 13 »t*HE Strait* Un price In A Penang yesterday was firm with prices finishing unchanged at 1960 per pdcul un an official offering down SO tons to 313 tons. LONDON: Tuesdays standard grade Un held basically steady in routine trading of 130 tonne* which waa boosted by carries. High
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        104 13 I HIHIII PMODUCI IXV CHANOI lIMQAPOIII NOON CLOSIMO rHICII PICUL YBSTfRDAY. Cm mm Ml: balk MS -ir-'~ drum |7O nominal. Caara: Mixed (toOM) UK, Coot. SS7 nominal PlMii Moatok AST K white f.o.b. 100* NLW SM7I Milan. Sarawak white fob. NLW tat Milan. Sarawak apaelal black fob U%
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      396 13 PRICES flnWhed generI ally lower at the Singapore stick market yesterday af-.er a feeble rally in the morning. The lack, of follow through showed Itself again as v restrictive factor even thoagh there was some attempt to move in unison with the New York and London markets.
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      Money and exchanges
      221 13 Money and exchanges T*HS US dollar opened A easier in the Singapore forex market yesterday. The local market waa quiet and trading was thin with the dollar closing at 83.2865 96 Suggested Interbank forward rates at 3.30 p.m. 1 Month *****/46 2 Months 3.3975/96 3 Months 3.3005 45 6 Months
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      NOMINAL RATES
      170 13 Suggested interbank rates at 3.30 p.m. Carreocles Nominal rate* SmlthMnUii PereanUo quoted yesterday (croa) parity chance US dollar 2 2885 2 2885 2 8108 —IBM Sterling pound 6.4125 5.4190 7.3469 —26 33 Hongkong dollar 46.15 46 45 50.51 863 Malaysian dollar 88 95 100 15 100 00 0.06
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      179 13 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rate* as at close on Wednesday. April 18: Offer BM 7 days 5 5 8 6 1/3 1 mth 5 1/4 8 8/9 3 mths 6 7 8 8 5 16 3 mths 7 6 7/1 6 mths 1/16 7 15 16 9
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      34 13 Closing Interbank rates In Singapore dollars for Apr 18: Offer BM Overnight 8 1 mth 7 8% 3 tilths 7* 7* I mths 8 1% Prime rat* BVi% Sow**: P. Mumy-J*aMa lntrraaUoaai.
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      DISCOUNT MARKET
      41 13 RANOC of rate* offered by dtaaauat bourn on Aj.nl IS: OvarsiaM M to Call oopaalt Buy MM Lnoßth Tnuurwi i/ia a is. 1 kmmm toak MIU Tt T 1 turn i Nitioui Discount O». fer sttKhUy fnxn U»~ quoud
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      612 14 JAWATAN KOtOMQ (PIMAK MRKUASA KEMAJUAN PEKHUN KECIL PERUSAHAAN OETAH) Permohonan adalah dlpelawa dan Warganegara -warganegara Malaysia untuk menglsl Jawatanjawatan kosong dalam perkhldmatan RISDA sepertl berlkut 1.1. (1) Jawalaa: Pwsgums Ladang (II) Tangxagaji $1000 x5O 1100/1150 x5O 1500 (III) Kumpulan: A (lv) Nama Badan BerkanunftlSDA 2. Taraf Kcrakyataa: Warganegara Malaysia 3
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      691 14 LEMBAGA URUSAN DAN TABUNGHAJI Pwmohonan adalah dJJ^^i^^fSS; "S£KS rang berugama Islam uaMk aMaawMihl Jawatan-jawatan Up A. f- FMBBMKU TtfmU. (Mtonatsiiß-TeUpflanßwpencen) li) TuawH: $5a0x40-«40/«8Ox4©-W0/l, 000x40- 1.200 itt) Uw: 1) Calun-calun bagl lantlltan teru» uda. mtlebehl SO tahun ti) Calun daripada Pwawal-Pacawai yang atdang berkhldmat tldak melebehi 90 tafcon. W> Katayakaa P—
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      507 14 UNIVERSITI MALAYA w I S n £SE- a<ulah (1) (i) Jawmtaa: Penolong Pendaftar (H) Tuna Gaji: (all-lj *****x50--IjOO/1«OxSO-1550/ (AlO-2) $1800x75-1825/TP A 9) $1900x75-2129 (lii) Kampala*: Kumpulan A (2) Tarmf Karakjrataa: Warganegara Malaysia (3) Vmvr: (l) Calun-calun bagl lantlkan terus tldak meleblhl 40 tahun; (il) Calun-calun daripada pegawal-pegawal yang •edang berkhldmat
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      473 14 A well established foreign concern invites applications for the position of PERSONNEL CONTROLLER The candidate should be a Malaysian citizen have a university degree preferably in the social sciences, or alternatively, a suitable professional qualification have wide experience in personnel control and have held a senior position in this field
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      668 14 UNITED ASIAN BANK BERHAD Notice of Annual General Meeting Notice is hereby given that the Second Annual General Meeting of UNITED ASIAN BANK BERHAD will be held at the ReglrtWW Office of the Company: No. 4, Jalan Tun Perak. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday the 17th May. 1975 at 10.00 a.m.
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    MIT EXPERT TAKES THE OOMPH OUT OF MODERN STEREO SETS
    252 15 111-FI enthusiasts may be surprised to learn that their latest stereo equipment replete with all the sophisticated gadgetry' is no more avant garde than the sets owned by their fathers decades ago ThU v because little revolutionary headway had been
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    Bursaries for students
    45 15 HAJI Sha'ari Tadln, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) and MP for Kainpong Chal Chee, will announce the awards of his constituency's ClUms' Consultative Committee bursaries to primary, secondary and pre-unverflty students living In the constituency at the Culture Ministry today at 11 am.
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    Fares: SIA bows to lATA request
    154 15 Fares: SIA bows to lATA request SINGAPORE Airlines, which recently announced a four-to-eight per cent Increase In Its fare structure from April 1, has reverted to the old rates. This was done as a result of a request from the International Air Transport Association (lATA). Mr. R.A. McOowan. lATA regional
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    Book-keeping course at 5 centres
    63 15 THE Adult Education Board will hold a course on book-keeping for beginners next rnnr^-h at five centres. They are Buklt Ho Swee East School. Catholic High School, Jurong Town Primary School, Kirn Keat and MacPherson Secondary School. The course, conducted In English, will prepare students
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    Murder charge
    73 15 A FOREMAN, Chan Slew Nam, 24, of Benton*, Pahang, was yesterday produced in the First Magistrate's Court on a warrant of arrest for the murder of Sam Ah Hoa at Karak New Village in Bentong at about 10.40 p.m. on April b. 1908. No plea was recorded. The
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    Ships warned MARINERS are advised to
    23 15 Ships warned MARINERS are advised to proceed slowly while passing the Container Port Channel (Eastern Roads) because of dredging and dumping work nearby.
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    Warning to those who flout visors law
    131 15 Warning to those who flout visors law POLICE yesterday I warned motor cyclists and scooterists that if they continued to flout the law by wearing sun visors attached to their crash helmets they would be fined. A police spokesman amid wearing crash helmets with sun visors or attachments which conceal
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    ROBBER CAUGHT AFTER HE WAYLAID STUDENT
    187 15 A ROBBER who held up a student was caught after one of the victim's schoolmates reported the incident to a teacher, a district court heard yesterday. In the dock was Chua Klan Seng. 10, unemployed, who admitted robbing Tan Chal Soon, 10. a student
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    SBS SEEKS PUBLICS AID IN WAR ON VANDALS
    272 15  -  S. M. MUTHU Rewards for first two reports By ANTI-VANDALISM stickers wil be put up in 1,500 SBS buses to attract public assistance in tracking down vandals. ThJs is a follow-up to the "Friends of the SBS Scheme" which was recently launched
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    Hawkers who don't practise hygiene
    106 15 AN Environment Ministry statement said yesterday that some street hawkers' standard of hygiene was "poor." This was reflected in the results of a test carried out by the Ministry on 28 cooked food samples from street hawkers. "Of these, 12 or 42.9 per cent were
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    Doctor's fatal fall: Open verdict
    107 15 A DOCTOR, who was under treatment at Tan Toek Sen; Hospital Jumped off a fifth floor window ledge despite pleas from some hospital staff. Dr. Tan Aim Then* told a coroner's ln-qmi-T yesterday that on April 5 at about a.m., he and a male attendant
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    6 youths charged with breaking into shops
    158 15 6 youths charged with breaking into shops CIX youths were yesterday charged in the First Magistrate's Court with a series of housebreaklngs and thefts along High Street shops last Sunday. They were Kunjambu Qunasegaran, 20, Kannusamy Kesavan. 20, Segaran S. Muthu. 18. Chelliah Kayarokkanam, 20 Vyrappan Subramanlam. 20, and Munlappen
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    Floating book show to open for week
    118 15 Floating book show to open for week THE Slngapore-re-glst c r e d educational books exhibition ship, Logos, will be open to the public from April 21 to 27 when it return to Singapore—lts Wth port, of call. Books will be displayed on board the vessel from 10 ».m. to
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      41 15 DISNEYLAND USA TOUR' Deporting: 3 1st May 1975. 13»h Sept 1975. Visiting Honolulu, Lot Vegas, Lot Angelev San Francitco, etc TOUR PRICE: $4295 Tour far* includes Meals, Tours, Airfare. Enquiries Brochures Call: *****33 Tour Operator KEN-AIR 5113, Golden Mile Shopping Cent.e.
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      272 15 >^*m^mml The TIME lltuttjocs where you go. U l 6ll l Off CoflVoniolK6 and you save 20%! TIME Newsstand Couppn Books are valid at any newsstand in Singapore. Malaysia or Brunei. Just exchange one coupon for one issue of TIME SIMPLY DIAL *****2 and order your TIME Newsstand Coupon Book.
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      21 15 WATER consumption on Tuesday wii 126.9 million gallons (577,000 cubic metres), two million gallons (9,000 cubic metres) less than on Monday.
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      939 15 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM OfMmc ftfm»i by Sf*M tun Him 6.35 Mekar dan Segar (Malay-repeat) •f Lm.- We* Larut-e* mi Cbu TikMn 7.05 Starts if tht Bttt: Us* tta Ptlar Sus« (A Maaians straksti Mtra, witt CUmm 7.30 News (Malay) sabtitJts rtatat) 7.45 Kiif Fi: Flight to
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      53 15 IMIIWU I VE B£EN 00 WDU REALIZE THAT I /^uAtV^Wl UAITIN6 fX Ml*s£P SCHOOL TOtJAf I'VE Xi te^J J SPENT THE UJHOLeWWiNWOI* 0O»tf KEtt' Jl«^v*CK)B BACK VAK> TW^X6£T r>TTV .^-V- H I&CCIMECiOIIINOfFSNOoMf l E &£5 &£H OOO AJtSWBt,] I COUoT uPTHaeE U ?^l\v£*"La/ uwoujNTcoMe l^n r^, 1 m -ntey coujnano
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      Feel free and easy
      130 16 lI7HEN it comes to the dress- ing game, there can be nothing worse than sticking to the same pattern. Give a lift to your personality now and then with different dressing styles and watch what they can do for you. Model Esther shows you how you
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      Of 'lightning babies' who leave mums in a flurry...
      1151 16 Of 'lightning babies' who leave mums in a flurry THE Oakland Tribune's (California) women's editor delivered her howling baby girl at deadline time. Mrs. Joan White, 37, was at her desk, pounding out a story for the next day when she went into labour and shortly after, attended by eight
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      Try spicy Kheema Savoury for the weekend
      293 16 Try spicy Kheema Savoury for the weekend PtMPER your palate with this spicy dish of Kheema Savoury at the weekend. INGREDIENTS: 302 qms pork loin, beef or iamb; a small potato; half a carrot; a chicken stock cube, two cloves garlic; 1.27 cm-long piece of ginger; two tablespoons cooking oil;
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      Lock icon NEW LOOK CALLS FOR DIETS AND GIRDLES
      140 16 NEW LOOK CALLS FOR DIETS AND GIRDLES PARIS: Th« ilender silhouette look U back and the full blown che mlse has faded out. The new n«ure-nttlng fashion unanimously endorsed after ten days of autumn and winter ready -to wear collections calls for diets and girdles next year. The new look
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      112 16 |1 j^^V^SM V~Mk^ W Model 400 MINIT MOP ■hi Banish hands-and-knees housework for e^r I With this new easily clck on A sponge head you can scrub on polish f bors and shampoo carpets standing up Prestige 400 %l Minit Mop is the original and best «l selling lewer- action
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      55 16 For clean MBJU healthy proper skin care JgF 7,1 hygiene are necessary. That includes getting rid of constipation which often results in problem skin. Agarol is a liquid laxative that restores normal bowel functions. It's mild, safe for all ages and helps to improve your complexion. Available in 2 flavours
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      219 16 (E) VALUE FOR MONEY C K Tang congratulates Levi Strauss Co on their 125 th Anniversary. In honour of this occasion, C K Tang offers Ist quality LEVI'S at special celebration prices: Miss Levi's Usual Reduced Fade out chambray $26 50 $23 .00 Signature pocket cuffed Nuvo 3 1 50
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      1483 17 mW—TS p fS *S i.x M a ?L V?L-«« n > *•> "m n Me, amm i? mm i^irs. ig j| -a -s is -a .^S? r i?-5 *,z ss ss ss lENAIMI H Jeae HMb II Jatj M laM II mi cPNTAiNttstp samct mm w ontiwitt wm "?*IL »^"tlm
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      1218 17 Ben Ocean AjoonsovTce d ßen Line. Blue Fhnne! den Line and NSMO Hi MjCMWIMEOT Pm Spare PKe aaf Peaeaf Eeravt Peru MUPtITMM Ie.BM I I Mai 17 JeM A'tMR. f«ea. N If. Dvt LP». faajrWNJ tt/H Aer M.'H Mr 1 laM lw, L'aea. NaM. cvtitrt nJ4 Ae> 15.17 Ap> lt
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      1124 17 Lrrrri MWM^afr^^^^^l^Bal WMMPt: rtarf Haw trpM iMawaao »»tr ITApr It Mm rear IJ Map 11 Mm i W n j.f«.»« t 1"M "-N IMUMMI nS gS i| S BBMB>I Ttlaßl 111!* lITAM MAM 17 Me* It MM II Mf 14 Ml ISJatf 11 Ml '—"■■•t. rtarp rtaeaataea, r*mmm DeeeMrti treaaM
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      1075 17 mmammmmmmmmammmmmm m mmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m^ m^^^* FULLY CONTAINERIZED SIKVICE TO tUKOft P teeaap ran FM I Si Cm Aar ?1 MTLAMIA Mv 1 MM 2 HOntrppjai, HPSIPBJtJM* MJTRjtrp, Ll nevrt U*3LT 1% il iV^N^TMajrawe.. ■ft RttWl Immm> 11 TPVAtU Stl atrtMHl. CWt, NtttMii, u.MKaaJPML Ckuaej tarn IXi a Man FCI
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      991 17 *lM *****4; P. KajPaaHJ U4l; Kl. *****. Pm-m, UMI. THE BANK LINE LTD. IMRS Will tftatt. lATPJM bmmmma mmm. MaaaaaM. Mapa.pi A i Aar mm PNPM EAST t PPWTN HfMCA. PM PMMM Mtau. ttmmm p urn, ia ia mm imubpjj KUWAIT SUPPING CO. (S.AJC.) AiAiiu mv sornet Siapaaan P toiaap
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      1072 18 f\l KAWASAKI KISCN KASHA LTD. umismo wmi nsn wsu ,m. ■PM »M«Ma« I UMI'I PMMI PMMP I lIIIMIPIF IP Apr MApr I May PMUMM MAM M apr I Mp P Map Jpmmm AvptblPMP OmM iMTlaa Tiriuvl tMM l/'i'tMl C 'r«»o Kanctx. M tacit. Dtp*. Ma Ma>a<. TanRAWi »n t j^
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      1008 18 I*Hi i I I *al>t*«M*raaaa* AMI SMtSM m%% tMAVT CtVMMaMJCaVT FW P4WT UMMI UMPtT rV *y^.^ tM>ll UMB&JmmmmmV IAMMUM MMMM iVLtTmimS: wmSm mmmmWm pBT > LCT MAtTTT IPTM M Apr M Apr PMata HJ SJSJJ SSm pi i« *m 8.. PPAfTV (tMM Mmm It Ptti M apr Ma«ia MAM H
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      1023 18 f« east mm mmmuvmaamtL sawct itVLWt m mm, mttobum. iamiwi Spot p (ttaap *ntal itMtj* it>> wm MPTUM imimmj wr> tm mrnim \7tt\\ ri, iTit iS MNUfIMHIIDI EMMPIAJ wsui LMMtt mptmmtwai ttl. 'JT2. sars, "-r- 1 *r? hut cwTAtwaiia samtE to hw w-c— h m.««ai ,-pmt,. f.rsr r v f
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      818 18 QWatg uMiu n LWitaMi untnkx/twnwßn warn If mm. ip Plata* Ptwap Ltattai Hr PWIU MILPP M Part ll»a» 13-5, L'PM 17 i. I'tao Wi. PrttMt 25 5 NttJ M/S, A*tt«rt M Ptjau tummp 14/n Mm 7 I May M.U aMy l*Mal 2» It NMrt VVHl>trj P,7. ratPUMA MYA 4/ T
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      1006 18 TMt »>OPIT OP llNatPOtt JMMOMO »O«T AUTMOHITV ANNOUMCIO M: WHIOtM B I Kffftlu Maru TNI FOLLOWING StMTNIMO B! lMlr.l> BJt Eurika R2 Te AMtAMaanwMTS rom a«mi it v ,tom »o. Auraua OUT: Pernandocvaralt i. Ta B'3 and Wa Hinp B Sfiun 10 11 ArMald* Maru 13 14. CaaaPal •artJk Minwni
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    139 19 LADIES' SOUTIOUE. 2nd floor along Orchard Road with furniture and fittings only, wish to liquidate in* preauscs Area approximately 500 sq ft at rental I; 000 approximately Interested parties, please apply giving telephone number to S.T Box A ***** LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Stngmpura for your late*
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    42 19 MR CHEOK GUAN KEE. aged 90 natirrl away peacefully 15/4/75 Leaving son. 10 daughters 10 sons-in-law, a daughter-in-law, grand children great grand children to mourn loss. Cortege leaves Spore Casket at 2 pm l~ 4 75 for Mt Vernon crematorium
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      553 19 WILL R A. EOOY OR ANYONE WHO KNOWS HIS WEREABOUT CONTACT ROOM 3320 MANDARIN HOTEL TEL *****1 SOS SAMARITANS OF SINGAPORE Troubled' Discouraged? Ring 91-44-44 day or night Helpi Is as near as the telephone HLbsmi BJ SENIOR DRAUGHTSMEN/ TECHNICAL ASSISTANT with suitable technical qualification and over five year's working
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      812 19 RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST Must be hardworking and willing to learn other office routine Knowledge of shorthano advantageous Apply with recent photograph stating present and expected salary to PO Box 10*4 Spore WANTEO RECEPTIONISTS with GCE and ability to type and speak English fluently Commencing income 3200 Excellent prospect* Write lo S
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      708 19 EXPERIENCED COUNTER SALIBSMBJ rnuirid to work In prestigious camera store in Orchard Road. Meat be fluent in English Apply statins pest experience and •alary required to PO Box 9*l S'por* WELL ESTABLISHED OWOANHA TION require young and energetic sales personnel Experience Is not necessary Extensive training provided Interested applicant please
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      670 19 A toeety oatsMehed eeaspear earequires WORKSHOP SUPBMNIENOSNT Jwat Responsible to the Factory Manager for the execution of the production programme Including Quality Control and controlling efficient utilisation of plant, men and materials Capability to direct and control subordinates. iruuau»*. drive and tact ar* essential qualities OnoeWi linen Exportanoo: Spore c
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      212 21 Razak flies to Sweden for talks STOCKHOLM, Wed »J Tsui Abdul Rasa* arrived here today aboard a Royal Malaysian Air Force plane for a four-day official visit the first ever by a Malaysian leader to Sweden. He was met at tho airport by Prime Minister Olof Palme and Minister of
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      Preparing for Asean summit
      66 21 Preparing for Asean summit KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Asean secretaries-general met here today to prepare for the meeting of the association's foreign ministers on May 13. Today's meeting at Wisma Putra was opened by the Malaysian Asean SecretaryGeneral Enclk A'l Abdullah. It continues tomorrow. The secretaries generals will review the reports
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      STRIKE NOTICE TO NEB ON MAYS
      155 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday J»HE National Electricity Board Employees Union, which represents 5,000 industrial and manual workeis. will serve strike notice on the manage ment on May 5. They plan to strike r on May 19 if their claims are not settled by that date.
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      Riddle of §20,000 missing from hotel safe
      160 21 ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. x Police are tnvestlßatlnft the loss of $20,000 from a safe at the Portuna Hotel In Jalan Buklt Blntanr, here. The money which was m an envelope was given to the hotel for safekeeping by a businessman, Mr Yap Saw
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      The 'barest minimum'
      74 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate baa only Increased by the "barest minimum" the MCE 3PM and HSC. STP examination feea tor this year. Education Minister Dr. Mahathir Uohamed said today. The Increase, from 883 70 to 8103.67 for the MCE. $7655 to 893.15 for
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      KL downpour
      24 21 KUALA LUMPUR. W«»1 A 60-mlnute downpour flooded several low-lying areas In the city this evening, causing tag traffic Jams along busy roads.
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      Rising CoL and the working married woman
      294 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed DISING cost of liv--1% Ing has made "it necessary for women to work and contribute towards the family budget, Dr. (Mrs.) M. Puthucheary, a university lecturer said today. The number of women In the labour force had Increased two and
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      Ipoh cattle round-up
      46 21 »»OH, Wed. Prom Monday stray cattle found in the municipal council an* will be rounded up tagr a team of ■even cattle catchers with the aacUtanoe of roUoe and •end to the abattoirs for slaughter The meat will be distributed to charitable organisation*.
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      Joint effort
      30 21 IPOH. Wed. A joint securlty co-ordinating committee haa been farmed for Urn northern state* of Peril*. Kedab. Penang and Perak to co-ordinate the campaign against the communist terrorUtt.
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      Drugs research: 'Work with rest of world'
      165 21 Drugs research: 'Work with rest of world' RENTING HIOH\I LANDS, Wed. A university lecturer suggested today that the research "on the pharmacology of drugs should be carried out on a worldwide basis. Dr. Chan Onn Leng, acting head of the University of Malaya's Department of Pharmacology said this In a
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      Woman, 29. to face khalwat charge
      61 21 BCNGEI BIPLT. WML A W-year-old woman cUrk wu trreatcd for allegedly committing close proximity (khalwat) with her 59-year-old nonMostim employer In a house In J along Gar- den her_e at about 12.15 aJD. on SaiarIn* wu arrested by officials from the State Religious Affairs
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      Lock icon Beattie to make debut for England
      529 22 SHILTON AND MADELEY BACK IN SIDE TO MEET CYPRUS LONDON, Wednesday KEVIN Beattie, Ipswich Town defender, was picked for England's soccer team for the first time yesterday for the European Cup of Nations match against Cyprus. For tonight's match at Wembley Stadium, manager Don
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      Plans for first ball-boys' tennis tourney
      192 22  - Plans for first ball-boys' tennis tourney PETER SiOW By CINGAPORE Lawn Tennis Association plans to organise the first ball-boys' tournament at Farrer Park starting on June 1. The association hopes to spot good talent among the ball-boys In the hope of grooming them Into national material. Mr. Liv Sung Tao.
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      SCRATCHINGS, BARRIER DRAW FOR SATURDAY'S RACES
      278 22 SCRATCHINGS, BARRIER DRAW FOR SATURDAY'S RACES CCRATCHINGS and bar- rler draw for Saturday's, Amateur races in Penang. Race One: Mara Class 5 2f I Catrhwei«bU i2«t I NIL RACE Two: Mara Class 2 Div. tlt Catch weifhU. list 10 Ihil: Bukit Bendera Captain Mutor. Race Three: Mara Class 2 Div.
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      Anthony is president
      65 22 MR. A ANTHONY was reelected for the 15th year as president of the Junior Athletics Association at the club's annual meeting over the weekend. Other officials elected were: Mr. 8. Varatharaju (vice-president), Mr. C. VUhnupalan (secretary). Mr 8.8. Nathan (asst. secretary). Mr. Ong Peng Oan (treasurer), Mr.
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      Lock icon Perez files $45.8 m suit against Ali
      485 22 TtfEW YORK. Wed. ±1 Boxing referee Tony Perez, claiming that world heavyweight champion Muhammad All had engaged in a "sermon or hate throughout the world" against him, yesterday filed a US$2O million ($45.8 m) damages suit against the champion In the Federal Court
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      A few surprises expected in squash tourney
      236 22  - A few surprises expected in squash tourney A. JOHNSON By A FEW surprises are expected In this year's National Squash Championships starting on Saturday. The champ lonshlps. organised by the Singapore Squash Rackets Association, has attracted a total of 106 competitors. The championships will be held at four centres: Police
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      Lock icon Favourites Russia rout the Poles
      222 22 Favourites Russia rout the Poles I>ONN. Wed. The ■D Soviet Union, In the biggest goal scoring spree of the tournament, overwhelmed Poland 15-1 yesterday for their eighth straight victory In the World Ice Hockey Championship. The defending champions, who can clinch their 14th title by beating Czechoslovakia tomorrow, got two
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      667 22 SINGAPORE SCIENCE CENTRE Applications ore invited for appointments to the following posts Scientific Officer (PhysKol Sciences) $900 50A 1,400/1,450 50A 1,850 A recognised degree m Physic* or its equivalent Responsible for plonning, designing ond building of exhibits ond m the development of educational progromme* Programme Officer $295 20A 335/385 20A
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      68 22 SOCCEK: Schools' national Inter-secondary tournament 8t Oabrtel'i v BarVley. Triok Kuimu v Navsi Base: Swiss Cottage v Victoria.; Kakl Buktt v Queenswajr (Purer Park, 3.30 pm i BOCUY: SHA Under- 23 tournament BAF 'B v Indian Association (BaJeatisr Botrf). BADMINTON: Tour match Soviet Union v Btngaporv Badminton Association Ctomblnad (BBA
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    Kirby is new chief
    80 23 Mr. A.W. Kirby, was yesterday elected the new president of the Singapore Amater Athletic Association at its annual meeting. Other officials elected: Vice- president* Loh Un Kok (competitions and organising) Maurice Nicholas (finance) Lav Teng Chuan (training and selection). Hon. Secretary: K.L. VenuKopalan. Assistant Secretary: M.
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    Fledgelings who hope to soar soon
    354 23  -  PERCY SENEYIRATNE By rpHE Russians are not X ashamed to admit that they are fledgelings in badminton. But Anatoly Galduk, manager o* the team that flew in yesterday, seemed confident that they would be flexing their muscles sooner than expected. "Give us a little
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    Darul lost
    18 23 TELOK Blangah Constituency beat DaruJ Afiah 5-1 In a friendly soccer match at Built Chermin yesterday.
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    A spectacular sports event
    336 23  -  ERNEST FRIDA SSC BID TO MAKE PESTA SUKAN... By SINGAPORE Sports Council hopes to make this year's Pesta Sukan from Aug. 1 to Sept 7, a special event because Singapore is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Six national sports associations yesterday announced they would be holding international
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    Support for the Philippines' entry into Seap
    150 23 Support for the Philippines' entry into Seap MANILA, Wed. Malaysia will support the membership bid of The Philippines to join the Southeast Asian Peninsular Games, a spokesman of the Basketball Association of The Philippines (BAP) said today. The spokesman said Malaysian Labour Minister Mr. Lee San Choon and BAP president
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    FAS send SOS to Reserves team in Medan
    292 23  -  JOE DORAI By FA of Singapore has called its Reserves team, now in Medan, to return home by tomorrow to prepare for the Malaysia Cup match against Negri Sembilan at the Station Padapg on April 27. The Reserves, who were eliminated from
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      Excuses. Excuses...
      200 23 oINGAPORETs national foofcJ ball team must truly be recommended for providing a beautiful excuse whenever they fall to win In away games. JSi Larkln against Johore, the waterlogged ground conditions Just did not suit our hoys. Against Trengganu the weather was again, to blame. The match started at
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      31 23 y must congratulate RTB for telecasting the Malaysia Cup soccer matches In colour. I enjoyed the programme. But I am disappointed with the commentaries. They are dull. BOCCEE. FAN Singapore, 1.
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      82 23 fONQRATULATIOtra WU- I red James for that very lively commentary on the Malaysia Cup soccer match between Singapore and Pahang. Although I was very disappointed over our defeat I must admit I enjoyed /sterling to the commentary. Wilfred's commentary waa very clear and exciting. He made me feel aa If
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    Three tennis tournaments for the young ones
    180 23 r£ SLTA has organised three tournaments for Junior players, the highlight of this programme being the Junior Age-Group championships at Farrer Park from June 19-22. The tournament will be divided into three categories 14 years and under, 14-16 and 16-18 years. An SLTA
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    DEATH
    58 23 MADAM CHEN HAR LEE CALLED TO BE WITH THE LORD 16/4/75 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED HUSBAND LEE FOOK KEE. SON, MUN CHUNG AND DAUGHTER MAY ANNE. SERVICES AT SPORE CASKET CO: 8 pm 17/4/75 1.15 pm 18/4/75 CORTEGE LEAVES FOR KATONG PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (SERVICE AT 2.00 PM ON FRIDAY 18-4-75
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    52 23 The family of the late MR AND MRS RAYMOND ONG KIM HOE who passed away on the Bth April 1975 and 1 lth April '75 respectively, would like to thank all their relatives, most loving friends, priests, doctors and nurses of ORGH for their help and condolences during their
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    IN MEMORIAM
    76 23 In KverloviriK Memory of ANN MAY POO (Mrs. Hens: Swee Gin) Departed 17.4.73 Grandmama, we miss you so. Since you left us two years ago, You cared for us since we were born, It 's awful sart and lonely, now you're gone. Brother is now six and I
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 23 V KKISHNW DEPARTED 17-4-73 THOUGH DEPARTED YOU LEFT US A MEMORY WE ARE PROUD TO OWN IN SILENT SORROW KONDLY REMEMBERED BY WITT SIVAKAMY, SONS. DAUGHTERS. SONS-IN-LAW AND, DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW GRANDCHILDREN
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      270 23 I UK UGH < OIKTOr THE REPUBLIC <>r SINCU'OKK I.H M AID >ixoree N0.29 of 1U72 between ,cc Eng Choo June Petitioner And 'ang Kan (a> Pang Ton Lee Respondent ro: Pang Kan (o> Pang Ton Lee formerly of 218J Block 57. Lorong 5, Toa Payoh. Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that
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    Lock icon A FLYING SAUCER THAT'S FOR REAL
    54 24 THIS 30-ft prototype British flying saucer, designed by John West Design Associates of Epsom, England, will cost £12 to £15 million (5564.4 to SsBB.B million) to build. The prototype will make a trial radio-controlled unmanned flight from this massive hangar at RAF Cardington, later
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    Lock icon Cosmos 727
    25 24 MOSCOW. Wed. The Soviet Union today launchyl Coacnoe 737, another In a long •cries of satellite* to explore outer space. Tas* said. AP.
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    46 24 VI* »IOK HOOK OS 1«« TS mouroad by btlorad w\§» laj Ah lMw. hi two teufkura, two »oo«ln-I»w, (oar dAusbtcn-IB-law, BUM |I»»*OII«HM M«D•rtal Mrrte* 10 p.m. 1T-4-T8. CorUc* Ittra 22D, B<ll«ttr CIom. Bio* IT. X p.m. U-4-TS Mr OCK CmrtotUB wmlirr. -jH' From Pate On*
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    43 24 ATHENS, Wed. Christina Onassis, principal heir to her late father's fortune, has given instructions for Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' personal belongings to be removed from the family's private lonian Island yacht, a source close to the family said today. AP.
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    Lock icon Death toll climbs as unrest continues
    138 24 BEIRUT, Wed.—Twenty more people have died In fighting here between Palestinian commandos and right-wing falanglsts. The new casualties occurred In fighting yesterday and last night, bringing the death toll to at least 110 over the past three days. Explosions rocked parts of Beirut last
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    29 24 GENEVA, Wed. An artificial satellite was launched somewhere in the world every three days In 1074, according to figures released here by the International Telecommunication Union today.
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    437 24 LONDON Wed. Tb* itock market cloMd today with equitlee hlgbtr. Boom institutional support In Urn light of the budget puibed price* higher over broad frost. Trad.ng wu light, dealen amid, with Hock •hortag* making (or dlsprupon lonatt gain* At 3 p.m. the Financial Ti.es lnd« was up 13
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    165 24 Bid to set oil talks date flops JMRIS, Wed. Talks for a world energy conference this summer collapsed early today when major oil producing and consuming nations finally admitted failure in the search for an agenda. After 10 days of Intensive non-stop dialonue their first since the energy crisis rocked
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    61 24 HONGKONG. Wed. Two Indian dornnen at a top luxury hotel were arrested on corruption charges here today. The pair. In turbans and colourful costumes, were familiar figures to guests at Hongkong Hilton. Head doorman Ourdlal Singh Grewal. 63. was charged under the Anti-Bribery Ordinance with five
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