The Straits Times, 5 November 1977

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1977 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 259/1/77
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      SINGAPORE'S LARGEST SINGLE KILLER
      349 1 I AST year, 1,460 people died of heart disease in Singapore 13 per cent of the total deaths, making It the largest single killer in the country. These facts and figures make It a "must" for all Singaporeans to sit up and take heed of matters
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      Life after a heart attack...
      182 1 THE TREATMENT OF HEART ATTACKS The first few hours are critical the difference between life and death. Medical helf must be got at once. Lie down quietly till the doctor arrives. Remember that cardiac arrest can be treated If it Is recognised early enough. Get
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      Making humans of wolf children
      135 1 fiSE wolf child dies, the other is stood v/ on her head. Reverend Singh and his wife, still trying to humanise the two girls rescued from a she-wolf's den, manage to teach them to pick up meat with their hands instead of bringing mouth to
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      Other highlights...
      255 1 WHAT CAN WE do to get tourists to revisit Singapore? It's one way of getting additional visitors every year. We say aloha with friendship boulevards, suggests this week's If You Ask Me writer. And with my-house-ls-your-house invitations. Do we have enough expansive souls for this? WHY I DRANK
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    Chinasays it again: We back Asean
    414 1  -  MASIE KWEE: By Peking, Friday fHINESE Vice Premler Ll Hsiennien today reiterated China's support for Asean and said Thailand should not be afraid of Cambodia. At a one-hour meeting with members of a Singapore Press Club group on a goodwill tour of China at
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    2 Sections
    16 1 TODAYS Straits Times Is SS pages in two .sections. Make sure you get both.
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    Lock icon GET READY FOR UNREST
    597 1 As blackout looms, UK warned: LONDON, Friday WITH Britain facing the prospect of a countryside blackout, Prime Minister James Callaghan yesterday issued a gloomy warning of industrial unrest this winter, and broadly hinted to his supporters of a possible general election next autumn. Mr. Callaghan said
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    Kelantan: KL rule?
    122 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A BUI expected to be presented In Parliament next week to brine Kelantan under federal rule, to be administered by a top civil servant responsible to Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn. This National Operations Council type of rule "for a certain period" will be
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    Criminals on parade...
    111 1 rIS exelualve UPI picture taken in Chaniaa In central China shows a truckload of orlsoners accused of sabotaging the railways. The banner stretched alone the side of the truck reads: "Strike firmly against the criminals who create trouble and sabotage railway transioratlon." The two men on the
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    Lock icon Let's talk, Thais tell Khmers
    423 1 Let's talk, Thais tell Khmers BANGKOK, Fri. THAILAND today called for talks with Cambodia to solve border disputes between them following the fresh clashes between Khmer Rouge troops and Thai Government forces this week. Negotiations would bring better understanding and solve problems, a statement from the Military Supreme Command said.
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    Lock icon Two boats of refugees
    58 1 BANGKOK. Fri. Two boat loads of Vietnamese arrived in southern Thailand seeking refuge today and men from one of the boats swam ashore, apparently trying to beat a Thai order to keen them out. Sources at Songkhla. 650km south of Bangkok, said the first boat load
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    Go-slow hits SIA flights
    302 1  - Go-slow hits SIA flights LEE KIM CHEW By CINGAPORE Ai rlines headquarters yesterday said some of its employees in Kuala Lumpur have been on an unofficial go-slow since Wednesday following a breakdown of talks between the company and the workers' union over a new collective agreement. The airline's spokesman here
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    Lock icon Carver: Accord with black leaders
    75 1 Carver: Accord with black leaders SALISBURY. Fri. British peace emissary Lord Carver said today he had reached broad agreement with the two major nationalist leaders living In Rhodesia over Anglo-Ame-rican plans for a peaceful transition to black majority rale. Lord Carver said he had "fall and Interesting diaeosaions" with Bishop
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon French polls
      24 2 PARIS. Frt N«.xt yeari French legtalaUYe election, will be held on March 1 and 19. the Prealdentlai Bjrwa Palace annownwd yeaterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Police bid to allay discontent on graft probes
      143 2 Police bid to allay discontent on graft probes TJONQKONQ. Frt. Poll, lice here today sought to defuse discontent among rank-and-nle officers with a pledge to give progress reports on corruption probes in the force. A police spokesman said that "every police officer In Hongkong Is to be briefed on the
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      Lock icon Khmers silent
      37 2 BANGKOK. Fri. Man meetings, apecchaa and atogani throughout Vietnam and L*os are lauding the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union's October Revolution, but the third comrminlat state of In-dochma-Cambodla-la pasting the anniversary without comment. AP.
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      Lock icon New company
      28 2 TOKYO, Frt. A new 4.000 million yen (844.S million) firm ni established here today to Uke over Japan's third largeat crisisridden newspaper company U.ltitolii Bhlmhtm AFP.
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      Lock icon SEVEN DIED IN THIS BUS CRASH
      44 2 A WRECKED bus lies near railway tracks near Pyongtaek, 56 km south of Seoul after it crashed in collision with an express train on Thursday. The accident MKed seven people and injured more than 20 others. UPI radlophoto.
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      Lock icon No French support
      53 2 NOUAKCHOTT (Mauritania), Frt. French military intervention to back Mauritania's fight against Bahaian guerillas holding eight French hostages was ruled out yesterday by informed source* here. But they said Morocco, which U also fighting the guerillas, was expected to strengthen IU 6,000-strong force stationed In Mauritania under a
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      Lock icon Blast: 3 hurt
      26 2 JERUSALEM. Frt. Three bus company employees were Injured today when an explosive device went off at the central depot here, police announced. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Carter urged to impose import tax
      303 2 WASHINGTON, Friday REPRESENTATIVE Charles Vanik yesterday urged President Carter to consider an Import tax, or take some other action, against imports from West Germany ant Japan to help reduce the United States' trade deficit. "Why do we go around begging countries to change." Mr.
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      Lock icon ' Japan hiding $15 billion reserves in Tokyo banks'
      360 2 Japan hiding $15 billion reserves in Tokyo banks' NEW YORK, Fri BUSINESS Week has said Japan is hiding at least US$6 billion ($l5 billion) in foreign currency reserves through secret deposits in private Tokyo banks. The Japanese Government has taken this step In an attempt to curb US and European
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      Lock icon TV DEBUT BY ALI
      65 2 HOLLYWOOD, Fri. World heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali will make his debut as a dramatic television star in Freedom Road, a six-hour mini-series based on Howard Fast's best-selling novel, the National BroadcastIng Company announced yesterday. Mr. John McMahon, a network programme executive, said Ali will play
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      Lock icon NZ: Basis laid for mutual defence accord
      226 2 NZ: Basis laid for mutual defence accord WELLINGTON, Fri. New Zealand Defence Minister Alan McCready said today that a basis for Increased mutual defence cooperation between Thailand, the Philippines and New Zealand was laid during his recent South-east Asian visit. The association with these two nations on defence was not
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      Fukuda seeks China pact
      71 2 TOKYO. Fri ■•rime Minister Takeo Pukudi said today that he wants u conclude a treaty of peac- and iriendihlp with China a.-- soon as possible, but that wIU have to be a treaty that satisfies both sides. Mr. Pukuda gave his views on the treaty In
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      Lock icon Walk-off
      35 2 TOKYO, Fri. Govern-ment-supported Japm national railways worke s walked off the job (or at>>ut two-and-a-half hours today In protest against a proposed hike In faxes and a revision of national health l..suxi*nce laws. UPI.
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      Lock icon War if Geneva talks fail to get under way: Dayan
      329 3 War if Geneva talks fail to get under way: Dayan TEL AVIV. Friday CV)REIGN Minister r Moshe Dayan has' said a fifth war could erupt in the Middle East if the Geneva conference fails to get underway. Mr. Dayan's warning came yesterday as tens of thousands of Israelis staged strikes
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      Lock icon REDS ACCUSE ALLIES OF TREACHERY
      271 3 PARIS, Fri Sources at the Socialist Party said that the leftwing Initiative was con- THE French Communist Party accused Its socialist and left radical allies today of conferring with executives of companies the Left intends to nationalise, if it comes to power in legislative elections
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      Lock icon 5pc hike?
      36 3 KUWAIT, FH. The oil countries are unlikely to decide more than a five per cent price next month In Caracas, accordlnc to Kuwaiti oil Industry soura* died by the newspaper Al Hadal yesterday. AFP.
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      Police hunt for ex-chess champ Bobby Fischer
      169 3 SOUTH PASADENA, Fri. Police said yesterday former world ehes* champion Bobby Fischer has refused to surrender voluntarily on misdemeanour charges of slapping a female magazine writer In the face and officers are joint out looking far him. Sgt. Lonnie Johnson said he talked
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      Lock icon Kremlin rift with Euro-Reds widens
      401 3 Kremlin rift with EuroReds widens Snub for Spanish party leader MOSCOW, Friday TENSION between Moscow and the "Euro-communists" has heightened with the exclusion of Spanish Communist Party leader Santiago Carrillo from speaking at Kremlin ceremonies marking the 60th anniversary of the October Revolution. Mr. Carrillo told AFP after the two-day
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      Lock icon 3 DIE IN WAVE OF POLITICAL VIOLENCE
      129 3 NAIROBI. Fri. The Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa was reported tense yesterday for tne funerals of a member of the ruling military council, a senior city councillor and a policeman all shot yesterday In a new wave of political riolence. Addis Ababa radio
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      Tokyo accord
      39 3 TOKYO. Frl. Primt Minuter Takeo Puknda and United States imtx— dor to Japan Mike m.^^wjh today agreed that the UntUA State* and Japan bear t*aponslblllty not only In bilateral Issues but also In to* world economy. AW.
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      Lock icon U.S. TASK FORCE IN INDIAN OCEAN
      128 4 WASHINGTON, Frl— A seven-ship US navy task force has been operating In the Indian Ocean for the last three weeks despite reported progress in US-Soviet negotiations for military restraint there, the navy said yesterday. A navy spokesman said the force, headed by the carrier
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      Lock icon Indira hurt by stone but addresses meet
      264 4 BANGALORE. Fri. FORMER prime r minister Indira Gandhi was slightly injured when her car was stoned during demonstrations against her in the south Indian state of Karnataka yesterday, it was reported today. Mrs. Gandhi suffered a cut under her right ear In the
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      Lock icon 102 girls rescued
      60 4 BANGKOK, Fit Thai police squads raided 20 brothels in a small town near the Malaysian border and freed 112 Thai girls working as prostitutes under duress, police said today. They said most of the girls were regulary drugged and forced to sleep with customers at the whorehouses
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      Lock icon Humphrey to the defence
      68 4 WABHINOTON, FrL Senator Hubert Humphrey. Democrat-Minnesota, defended the administrations economic policies yesterday •gainst attacks by Federal Reserve chairman Arthur Burns and assailed the Fed* tight money policy. He said President Carter's emphasis on ft <ml latlw g the economy In the short run and Mr. Burns
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      Lock icon 'Finger on button went as low as major' shock
      501 4 'Finger on button went as low as major shock NEW YORK. Friday THE authority to unleash America's nuclear arsenal was in the hands of officers ranking as low as major on occasions during the 1950s and '60s, Dr. Daniel Ellsberg said yesterday. Dr. Ellsberg said he learned as a US
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      Lock icon German Reds hit out at terrorists
      278 4 BONN, Friday AN extreme leftist group, the pro-Peking Communist Party of West Germany, charged the terrorists of the BaaderMeinhof gang yesterday with "cynical contempt" of the working class, describing them as a product of a decaying bourgeoisie with a bad conscience. The attack, in
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      UN appeal to unite and end hijacking threat
      182 4 UN appeal to unite and end hijacking threat UNITED NATIONS, Frl. The UN General Assembly yesterday unanimously approved an appeal to all nations of the world to unite and end the threat of air hijackings, although some states said the action was weak and ineffective. International airline pilots, who pushed
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      Couple hijack ferry for their sick dog
      144 4 HAKODATE (Japan), Frl. A Japanese couple today hijacked a sea ferry with 65 people aboard and forced it to sto? at this northern port for their sick dog to receive medical attention, the Coast Guard said. Bat the couple, who held two olßcers
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      Lock icon Quebec issue: France ignorant, says Trudeau
      297 4 Quebec issue: France ignorant, says Trudeau OTTAWA. Frl. prime Minister Pierre Trudeau said yesterday French officials are Ignorant of the constitution and Quebec's position In the confederation and he is monitoring closely France's treatment of visiting Quebec Premier Rene Levesque. At a glittering luncheon at the Elysee presidential palace yesterday.
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      Lock icon 'No' to wheat
      37 4 WASHINGTON, Frt China has rejected repeated US offers to sell surplus American wheat because of Peking's Insistence that the United States first sever relations with Taiwan, a senior Agriculture Department official said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Regional industry projects ready for study
      152 5 MANILA, Fri. Asean businessmen are expected to present various Industrial projects covered by Asean's complementation scheme fot preferential trading arrangements from next January, officials said today. The businessmen, comprising the Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Asean CCI), will also conduct a dialogue behind
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      Lock icon CIA denies plot to kill Jamaica PM
      140 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Central Intelligence Agency, in a rare departure from Its usual policy of silence, today categorically denied a published report that it plotted to murder Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley as part of a campaign to prevent his reelection last year.
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      Co-op accord
      24 5 HONGKONG. Frl. China and Vietnam yesterday signed a protocol on scientific and technical cooperation (or 1977-1978. the Vietnamtw Newt Aitncy (VWA) wport»d.
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      Lock icon UIN imposes first ever arms ban on S. Africa
      429 5 UNITED NATIONS, Frl THE UN Security Council today imposed a mandatory arms embargo oft South Africa in the first such action against a UN member in the 32-year history of the world organisation. A resolution adopted by consensus also called on
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      Lock icon VORSTER DROPS `PASSBOOKS' FOR BLACKS
      178 5 VORSTER DROPS `PASSBOOKS' FOR BLACKS ORETORIA. Fri. Prime JT Minister John Vorster yesterday agreed to abolish "passbooks" for black South Africans, probably the most hated symbol of apartheid, in a move aimed at reducing racial friction. He also agreed that blacks working in white areas may bring their wives and
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      Trade triples
      41 5 WASHINGTON. Fit The dollar value of China's foreign trade more than tripled between 1971 and 1975 with the non-com-munist share rising to nearly 85 per cent of the total according to a study by the Central Intelligence Agency. UPL
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      Lock icon EEC warns HK on dragging out talks
      268 5 EEC warns HK on dragging out talks BRUSSELS. Frl. EEC special textile negotiator Tran Van Thinh today warned that if Hongkong tries to drag out bilateral talks here beyond Nov 10, the Community will distribute quotas being offered to the colony to smaller suppliers. He told a press conference that
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      350 Christians held by Amirr
      60 5 LONDON. FH. President Id! Amln'x security police have detained 350 Christians, Including African leaders of the Anglican and Roman Catholic communities In Uganda, the Dally Exprew reported today. A dispatch from John McKaffle In Nairobi said that the purge squads concentrated en tlasaka. a town
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      Lock icon Noise within limits: FAA
      59 5 WASHINGTON, FH. Noise from the Anglo-French Concorde airliner generally stayed within the Omit set by New York's Kennedy airport on proving flights there last month, according to a federal report released today. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) carried out noise tests during six take-offs and landings
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      Lock icon Jakarta plans commodities market
      310 5 Jakarta plans commodities market JAKARTA, Fri.—ln- donesla intends to set up a commodities market and exchange under the jurisdiction of its Department of Trade, according to a government spokesman. The plan is based on a report prepared earlier this year by a British consultants firm. Maxwell stamp Associates, on feasibility
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    Lock icon Weapons that can destroy every living thing
    696 6  - Weapons that can destroy every living thing MOHSIN ALI By A NEW element A has bedevilled attempts to control the arms race the development of weapons capable of destroying all living things. It means that nations can no longer gamble on military victory as has happened In the past to
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    Lock icon Back to grassroots self management
    581 6  - Back to grassroots self management SIDNEY WEILAND By RUMANIA'S com- munlst leadership has promised gradual moves towards grassroots "self-manage-ment." But President Nlcolae Ceausescu says the ruling party will never surrender basic control. Ordinary Romanians ■are puzzled by a political scenario In which Mr. Ceausescu held out hopes for serious decisionmaking
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    For retarded children
    54 7 THE YWCA is organising an excursion to the Pasir Pan]ang park and Haw Par VUlla for retarded children tomorrow from 9 a.m to 2 p.m. Volunteers who wish to assist in this trip, (or which lunch and transport are provided, can contact Miss Connie Tay at tel
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    Drop that airport tax, says SATS exec
    466 7 Drop that airport tax, says SATS exec CINGAPORE should abolish the $10 airport tax which has created much ill-feeling among visitors, according to Mr. Chan Chat Sow, a Singapore Air Terminal Services executive. "This snould preferably be done away with as it has been creating much ill-feeling. Passengers should leave
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    Jaywalker threw away his ticket
    106 7 AN angry pedestrian who was booked for jaywalking tore the summons ticket issnejl to him and threw It onto the road, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. And Special Constable Tan Kok Men K who had issued the summons ordered the Jaywalker, Ee Cheng Koon. 26,
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    Drug addicts
    69 7 POWERS to send drug addicts to drug rehabilitation centres lie solely with the director of the Central Narcotics Bureau and no police officer has been given similar powers, a police spokesman said. He was clarifying a Straits Times report on Wednesday which said offlcers-ln-charge of the eight police
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    DIESEL PROJECT IS STILL VIABLE...
    413 7 ...despite loss of Indonesian market CINGAPORETs d e signated Asean diesel engine project, now under final study, can expect an annual demand of 5,000 units in the 200 to 500 hp range in the Asean market alone in 1980. According to a survey conducted last
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    Govt now studying hotels' call for bulk PUB rates
    289 8 Govt now studying hotels' call for bulk PUB rates rpHE government Is conX sldertnj a renewed request by the Singapore Hotel and Restaurant Association (BHRA) to be granted special industry bulk tariff rates for public utilities, the association president. Mr. Llm Ewe Hln, disclosed yesterday. He said he was optimistic
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    On the skids after oil spill
    235 8  -  K.S. SIDHU By IN underground Oil pipe along Telok Blangah Road burst yesterday and splattered crude oil over 100 metres of the carriageway for nearly e'ght hours yesterday. Unwary motorists, motorcyclists and scooter riders were sent skidding, but there were no serious accidents. The
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    Plan for Asean fair in Sydney
    145 8 Plan for Asean fair in Sydney rpHREE officers from the A Australian Department of Overseas Trade will arrive here on Nov 16 for talks with government offlcia's to hold an Asean trade fair In Sydney next year. The team will comprise Mr. O. Hll', assistant secretary, trade promotion branch; Mr.
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    Toh to attend NZ talks
    42 8 THE Minister for Hnlth. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, wll attenC the Commonwealth Medical Conference In Wellington, New Zealand, from Not IS to 25. He will be accompanied by the Deputy Director of Iledlcal Services, Dr. Siv»**ml Dert
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    History and heritage of the people
    138 8 rE Senior Minister of State (Education), Mr. Chai Chong Yli, yesterday said Singapore artists have an Important role to play In capturing the history and heritage of the people in their art works. He said a painting has an Individualised character of Its own
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    Medik A was card can be a life saver
    394 9 A M*dlk Awn sp«cl-«n cird QOME of the public are 0 still unaware that a me d 1 cal identification scheme called Medik Awas exists in Singapore to alert medical personnel of a patient's specific problem that should be known In
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    Bankruptcy order
    58 9 RODYK Ooh Jak Sek. of Prince Philip Avenue, was yesterday made a bankrupt in the High Court on a petition by Diners Club (Mi Sdn. Bhd. through its counsel, Mr. J. O. Advanl. Counsel said the petition arose through Ooh's failure to settle a Judgment sum of $6,744
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    FLOODS IN SEVERAL AREAS
    86 9 FLOODS IN SEVERAL AREAS HEAVY rain fell oyr r Singapore yesterday afternoon resulting in motor vehicles being staUed In floods In various parts of the island. According to the weather station, rainfall was heaviest in the central and city areas. Rainfall at Paya Lebar yesterday was recorded at 11 mm,
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    Don't let the country become a city without a soul
    401 9  -  Christina Podriguez By SAYS DR TOH THE Health Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night urged young Singaporeans not to allow the country to become "a city without a soul." He urged them not to pursue only their self-interest and
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    Water main works at Bedok Road
    79 9 Water main works at Bedok Road THE Water Department will be laying a water main across Bedok Road near Bedok Army Camp today. This main is part of the extension project of the transmission system In the eastern part ot the is. and to provide water supply for the new
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    Instructor banned
    60 9 A DRIVING Instructor with 12 years' experience pleaded guilty in a magtorate'i court to taking his student out driving without L plates and without being covered by Insurance along Upper Paya Lefear Road on Kb 1 at 4.40 p.m. Lee Chuang Tlong was fined a total of $240
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    Two fined $675 for gambling
    58 9 TWO men were fined a total of J675 in court for playing 'Tan Tan" with matcnstlcks, using cash as stakes. Chua Ah Lek. 43. and Llnf an Hint, 32. were guilt y of committing the offence tat Yung An Road, Jurong, at 10 am. on
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    Forecast of rise in number of disabled
    343 10 'Ensure improved rehabilitation SINGAPORE can expect more partially or permanently disabled persons in the future because of the expanding population and industrial development. This forecast was made by Mr. M.N. Samy, vice-president of the Society for Aid to the Paralysed, at a luncheon
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    PLANS FOR SPECIAL CLINIC TO HELP PARTIALLY BLIND
    276 10 PLANS FOR SPECIAL CLINIC TO HELP PARTIALLY BLIND A SPECIAL clinic is to be set up in Singapore soon to give new hope to the Republic's partially blind in the iorm ol modern aids to improve their vision. This was disclosed by Or. David Tan, an ophthalmologist, in his taik
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    We never sent tea to S'pore, says merchant
    314 10 A TEA merchant from India told a magistrate's court yesterday that $3.75 million worth of tea, which was stolen in Singapore, had been specially packed by his company In small cases to enable mules to carry them in Sudan. "This is because
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    Dr Thiof's book on his adventures
    145 10 Dr Thio f 's book on his adventures A FORMEK politician. A Dr. Thio Chan Bee. 73, has written a book on the adventures in his life, entitled Extraordinary Adventures of an Ordinary Man. Dr. Thio took six years to complete the A former principal of the Anglo-Chinese School Dr.
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    More WPCs for SATS
    70 10 THE strength of the women police constables with the Singapore Air Terminal Services (SATS) will soon be Increased by eight to 30. according to the latest Issue of Outlook, a house newspaper of the SLA Oroup. SATS which recruited Its first group of four WPCs In
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    GARDENER MISSING SINCE OCTOBER
    108 10 GARDENER MISSING SINCE OCTOBER JftMALDIN Faialdln, 54, (above) has been missing from home since last month. He was last seen by his friend AJit Singh on Oct. 16 at 7 a.m. Since then, he has not returned to their home at 60 Joo Chtat Lane and a worried Ajit. who
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    Wife left home suddenly, says mechanic
    161 10 Wife left home suddenly, says mechanic rE High Court yesterday heard how a mechanic's wife suddenly packed up and left him for good, less than two years after their marriage. Chue Kum Wah, who married Ang Buay Huay in December lt>M, told Mr. Justice Choor Singh that when he returned
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    $474mil collected by Customs and Excise
    204 11 $474mil collected by Customs and Excise ■»JET revenue collected by the Customs and Excise Department last year totalled $474.03 million an increase of 9.6 per cent over 1975. According to the department's annual report for 1976, the increase could be attributed to improved economic conditions and significant increases in "the
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    Investment meet attracts 50 top Asean officials
    241 11 AT least 50 top officials from Asean countries will arrive here on Monday to take part In a five-day investment seminar organised in conJunction with the Machine Asia exhibition at Hyatt Hotel. The officials, accompanied by top businessmen from the respective countries, will
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    Bachtiar qualifies for chess master
    97 11 INDONESIAN Arovah Bachtiar qualified for the International chess master title yesterday after the 11th round of the Ist Asian grandmaster tournament In Manila. Bachtiar gained the minimum points required by taking an early draw against Sharif of Iran, to total eight points. Grandmaster Torre of
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    Cuddly toys attract First Lady
    130 11 Cuddly toys attract First Lady rpHESE stuffed toys ■I were to cuddly and adorable that the First Lady, Mrs. Sheares could not help beaming over them. Made by paralysed young patients of the Chronic Sick Hospital, they were part of the many items on sale at the Singapore Council or
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    IRD's space shortage woes: An end in sight
    290 11  -  CHRISTINA RODRIGUES By THE Inland Reve*n u e Department's long hunt for a home of Its own may well be over next year when three levels of Finance Ministry offices from Fullerton Building in ColIyer Quay are expected to move to the
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    Misadventure verdict
    80 11 A CORONERS court yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of Koh Big Soon, SS, who fell from a platform while workIng in the Sembawang Shipyard on Aug 25 at 3.15 pjn. The court heard that Koh, an eletnclan, was inittilUng lights in the dry dock
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    HOUSEWIFE DEES AFTER BUS ACCIDENT
    97 11 A HOUSEWIFE died in the Singapore General Hospital on Thursday after she was knocked down by a SBS bus in Grange Road. Police, who identified the dead woman as Madam Tan Gay Neo, 48, of Block 362, dementi Avenue, said the mishap occurred at about
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    CONSENT AWARD: lAC WARNS COMPANY
    161 12 CONSENT AWARD: lAC WARNS COMPANY TIHE president of the A Industrial Arbitration Court, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, yesterday warned the management of Kool Air Engineering Pte Ltd.. that it would be in "deep waters" if it chose to ignore a consent award made by the court. Under the award made
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    $1m loss in light industries blaze
    456 12 RcpcrUr: PAUL WEE Photcgrephars: MAK KIAN SENG, CHEW BOON CHIN and FRANCIS ONG piRE raged unconL trollably for more than three hours yesterday as it swept through a colony of light industries and squatter huts in Palmer Road, off Tanjong Pag a r, destroying
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    $75,000 service charge dispute
    167 12 $75,000 service charge dispute HOTEL New Honrkonr will have to show cause next week In the Industrial Arbitration Court why It failed to pay about $75,000 In service charge to its staff between January 1974 and May 1976. Mr. C.P. Wong, for the Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers' Trade
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    Marriage talk
    32 12 MR CHAN Kwok Wai of the Social Welfare Department will rfve a talk In Maw^rln. on msrriaces and family life at the National Library meeting room today at I p.m.
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    YWCAtalk
    41 12 Dr. Lull* Lee. head of Uw Information. Education and f^ftfMiTiTTffaHon Unit, Singapore Molly Planning aad Population Board. wID glr» an Illustrated talk on "Bow a New Ufa Begins" at to* Outran Road YWCA on New. 12 at 2 30 pm.
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      205 12 vCk^ -ef^ 1 <2f?^' ■V. ssssssssssssssssssk Straits Times latest circulation now stands at 173.709 an amazing increase of 16 .000 copies over 12 months. 1 The Straits Times latest circulation ihodooJ Stralu Tlme I which now stands at 181.823 copies now stands at 173.709 copies per issue. inawa Sunday Times
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    Tourist agents told not to take it easy
    429 13 'Diversify efforts in other markets' fHE chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. Tan I Tong, last night cautioned tourist agents against relying too much on traditional markets for more visitors and becoming complacent in their jobs because the future seemed
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    Folk dance
    24 13 A FOLK dance class will be held at Calrnhlll community centre from Nov 9 at 7 pm Those Interested' could call *****T.
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    Marican case settled in chambers
    232 13 A CIVIL suit by Marican and Sons (M) Sdn. Bhd., book dealers In Malaysia and Singapore, against a Singapore resident director of the firm, Mahmood Marican s/o Mohamed Kassim, was settled between the parties in the High Court yesterday. Terms of the settlement were not
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    Drug offence: $1,600 fines
    46 13 A PORT oT Snmpcre Authority labourer yaSrOiy pleaded guilty In a taaftotrmte'i court to conaumlnc Th«Te«a near vie Radfai Mai masque on July 1 U about IJO pm. Abdul Raaak bin Jantan. SI. w»« lined H.OOO for po»--liaMon and *floo for consumption
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      298 14 PRIN'C IVtI Ym. Vlspi THE SINGAPORE KARATE-DO FEDERATION p'"**" A GRAND FILM PREMIERE Under the distinguished patronage of the SENIOR PARLIAMENTARY SKRITARY (MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS) MR. CHAN CHEE SENG Gross proceeds to send National Team to World Karate-do Championships (Japan) Admission $3/- SS/- $10/- $15/- $25/- S5O/B|^^^^ WflOCaV) tUffi
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      328 14 I'LlDOHllikNivJlSpi LIONS till of tINUrNE JIMM presents A CHARITY FILM PREMIERE Under th* distinguishad patronage of tha Minister of State for Labour MR. SIA KAH HUI in aid of ST JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION JURONG SUB-CENTRE Admission: $5, $10, $20 Donations IK's the BIGGEST its the BEST Its BOND. And B-E-HHtD.
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      159 15 .CAjv^Ck Announcing t^^ Our New Arrivals of *tf^ original albums and cassettes from $5.00 upwards Our Ist Anniversary Sale at ISETAN, 3rd Floor, Havelock/Outram Roads. Our Grand Opening Sale at YAOHAN KATONG, Sea- view Hotel Ground Amber Close -$llw^^^ YOUR RECORD SHOP .^CPSJ-jb^P just a hearing away I Renovation Campaign
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      VORSTER BENDS
      330 16 THE South African Prime Minister, Mr. John Vorster, has agreed to abolish the system of "passbooks" for black South Africans, these pocket-sized documents in a brown cover probably being the most hated symbol of the country's apartheid laws. At the same time Pretoria has announced that blacks working
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      Reducing friction
      326 16 In allowing blacks to live as families in white areas the government is simply recognising, because it has to as the courts cannot keep pace with offenders, a practice it can do little or nothing about. The blacks are needed to work in white areas; if they and
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    461 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane Never too late. To dip into the past. Or drink from Its fountain. Last week I wrote of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Father of the 1911 Chinese Republic and his Slngapore/Penang connections. He was then on the run from Manchu spies and hired killers.
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    Across the Causeway
    670 16 "IT IS reassuring to hear from an international fisheries expert that the fish will survive but the question surely Is will our fisherman? Fish will survive by migrating from polluted and overfished coastal waters to the deep sea grounds 50 or 100 miles from land. But only
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    Lock icon Breaking up the shady police corruption rings in Hongkong
    997 16 HONGKONG: Friday SHARP rap on the door and the cry "ICAC" sent a wave of panic through the young European policeman, who minutes earlier had been discussing a lucrative bribe with Hongkong's most notorious drug queen. He scurried desperately for a
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    Lock icon Wealthy Arabs fill beds in London's costly clinics
    504 16  -  SHARAN SANOHU By SHEIKS, Arab princes, and their relatives are increasingly taking beds in London's best and most expensive clinics and private hospitals, once the exclusive preserve of the British upper classes. The patients from the Middle East get the finest treatment
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    When the supply of lawyers outstrips demand
    346 17 rVF late there has been V/ a considerable amount of talk on the subject of law studies and lawyers in Singapore. I am Indeed deeply perturbed by one question to which I hope the proper authorities would respond and reply. It Is common
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    RENOVATING HDB FLATS THROUGH CPF DEDUCTIONS
    97 17 I AM writing on behalf of a large number of buyers of HDB flats, requesting that HDB provides a main contractor to do the floor renovations for those who do not wish to find their own contractors. By providing a main contractor and charging
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    FORUM
    64 17 Letters to the Editor will not I H be considered for publication H H unless they have the writers' I H names and addresses. Use a I pseudonym if you do not I H want your name published. H H If possible, type your letter, I H double-spaced, on
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    Televising the 'Miss World' contest for home viewers
    430 17 A FAGE CF YOUR LETTERS lI7E are requesting that TT RTS telecast the 1977 Miss World Contest over television, either 'live" or through delayed transmission. With the increasing publicity for the Miss Singapore-Miss World Contest over the past two years, we feil
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    When a worker is sick...
    111 17 I AM an employee of a private company, which insists that when any employee is sick, he/she should visit the company's doctor. If the employee visits a private medical practitioner, the company refuses to recognise the medical certificate issued by the latter. This Is most
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    'Mind-boggling revenue from HDB car parks'
    351 17 re IS pertinent to note that as at March 31, there were 411 Housing Board car parks with a total of 52,641 car lots and 30,409 motor cycle lots under operation (HDB's April 1976 March 1977 Annual Report). Some simple arithmetic will give an
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    POSB mail
    48 17 ALL correspon den c e despatched by post from statutory boards bears postage stamps, with the exception of the posb mail. Members of the public must affix the appropriate amount of postage stamps when the POSB mail is delivered. Why the discrepancy? TAN JOO KIAT. Singapore.
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    Road hazard
    37 17 WHY can't Singaporeans push broken down vehicles over to the side of the road. Instead of leaving them In the middle of the road making a hazard for all other drivers? ROAD USER, Singapore 10.
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    Repeat please
    37 17 11/HY is It that "Accent TT on Youth" does not have a repeat this year? It has always had a repeat in the past. Could RTS do something about repeating this programme? REQUEST, Singapore 13.
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    Buying a colour TV set with NTUC assistance
    204 17 rpHE price of a colour 1 television (CTV) set is beyond an ordinary worker's reach. The monthly instalment in a hire purchase deal is also difficult unless he has others in the family to share the payment. Under the circumstances, I would
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    Fallacies and facts about our economy
    275 17 IN his reply to the speech made by Prolessor Llm Chong Yah, Associate Professor Augustine Tan has given more fallacies than tacts to the public in my view. He suggests using the employment generated by the manufacturing sector directly and Indirectly through the in-put-output
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    The big price disparity in flats
    167 17 I REFER to the letter by Lah-goon-nah i ST, Oct 22). I fully support his view that there Is a large price disparity between HUDC flats and Executive Flats for civil servants. I have been allotted an HUDC flat at Laguna Park and have
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      816 17 SINGAPORE 5 12.55 PM Openigg Mm* by Stsaw Strut 7.10 Tta Stank hr StnM 1.55 Sitortay waUm Mrtb Wist Mmm* 741 Dm iMaoy) Met, Starr** fary CMpv, HaMIM 7.49 Iwqi *t Mm Sbm Cm* Puiette Mfcri, PrestM 8.30 Pita Wnm-*nn tapis Faster U» Hews art iMSreD 4.00 WorM C M
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1486 18 rpHE last transacted ready sale at the X dose of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared* with theprertous days prtces together with 197< high and low. Adlusted for scrlpt/rtghU Issue). Closing Tone: Slightly steady. TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1541 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lou of 1 ,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are Quoted after the word "sett." Big
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      Stock options
      63 18 striking prices of the stock options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown In brackets DBS (March $3.60) (0.208). I E (Dec 51. 70) (0.055) (March 11.70) (I) (0.IOS). UOB
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      275 18 B O T 8 1/2% IMI (100.000) (99%8 IOCS) B O T 7 5/8% ISM (100.000) (»6'aß 97VSI L T C B J IM2 100.000) (988 98SS) Credit Lyonnaia Floating I*B3 (100.000) (97H8 97'aS) DBS Converu 6 1/2% IMI (11)0.000) (96'. 8 975) D B S
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      1025 18 BID and offer prices offl- daily luted and bustnesr tn and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In lot* of 1,000 unit* unless otherwise specified. INOUITMIAU AJ<n*<mt* (2MB). Alma (I.MB 1.1M) (1) 1.72 AH. M.l« (O.MS). A.
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        29 18 Pacific D*v (hemlnd UKmnul Ku.l.Sidira lid PUnUliom Krtnpas Sun«rl Rfli Main Jardinn M.l.kofT 258 168 635 805 211 382 SOS 295 184 173 1 1 It It 1
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        65 18 Most active Sttcks N«n> «n« Prr.. 300.000 I'MW 188.000 Haw Par 1 31 .000 Lien Ho* 115.000 OKmpi. 80.000 Incbcapr 78.000 ti Ceramics 82.000 l«»l Hun 58.000 M Cable* 58.000 Sime Darby 46.000 Trenoh Minci S»nto»» Sigma Metal C Sugars Nirvini Preu MccaCbcm P*i Tan Chang Olvmpi. 620 220
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        36 18 I T. Index: ndustrials: lnancf lotels: 'ropertles: rubbers: ).C.B.C: I.EB. Ind: lotels: 434.00 431.78 ***** 261 12 419.20 ***** 172.91 172 36 161.44 ***** 146.11 144.23 ***** 395 90 239 53 239.51 228 82 228.33
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        183 18 THE Straits tin price advanced a further $27 per picul to $1,680 on an official offering of 175 tonnes, up 28 tonnes from Thursday's figure. The rise was due to continued London strength with small buying Interest from all sources, particularly Japan and the US. dealers said. The small
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 18 Rubber: Not 4. Singapore Nov 208.25 ct* (up two cents). Malaysia: Not 208.25 cts (up 1.75 cents). Tin: $1,880 (up 127). Official offering: 17S tonnes (up 28 tonnes).
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        118 18 C MINIS! PRODUCE IX CHANCE. SINCAPORK HOON CLOSING PRICIS PIR PICUL VIITIRDAY Cacanut all: Bulk Imp aellers, old drum tW aellers. new drum SM aellera. Caara: Ml»d (looar) IK Con! 552', buyers. •aaaer: Muntok ASTA white fob iipO', NLW 1427', aellers. Sarawak white fob. 9»t NLW I4ii7 sellers, Sarawak
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        RUBBER
        504 18 /"OPENING quotations were marked up following higher overseas advices and sterling's weakness but some early profit-taking and lack of trading interest caused prices to fall back. Later, however, the market Improved as speculative and some trade buying interest emerged. The morning market closed higher with November One RSS buyers
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        111 18 OAjX son mmk 0M» (HIM* »fc uwii >cncxuaj. Not Dm Buyer* Seller* Buyer* Sellers HAS. (Current Mtk) (Forward Mth) 20 (1 too pallet) 201.50 JO J SON 202 50 204 50 N 50 (1 ton pallet) 199.00 201 00 N 200.00 202 00N SCV (1 ton pallet
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      419 18 THE MARKET ruled steady to firm in moderate (railing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Prices inched forward a» the opening bell with small gains attending most counters. There were signs of profit-taking among the speculative counters but the margin of profit was minimal. Trading yesterday
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      372 18 PROFIT-TAKING In the wake of Thursday's strong run-up pushed prices marginally lower on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Most of the speculative stocks were driven slightly lower after opening on a fairly steady note. Trading also slackened noticeably with turnover down from 2.69 million units valued at
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      Money and exchanges
      191 18 ttHE US dollar firmed this 1 this morning to open et 2.4050 70 with business done at 2.4070. However, some prorU-taking saw It being depressed to 2 3990 2.4005. Trading was moderately active throughout the session. Sterling, however, eased slightly to 1.8030 70 against the dollar, while
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      NOMINAL RATES
      157 18 Interbank rates at 3.00 p m. Cnrrencie* Nominal rates Smithsonian Pcrcrntajt quoted yesterday (cross) parity chance US dollar 2 3995 2 4005 2 8196 —14 89 Sterling pound 4.3257 4 3382 7.3469 —4112 Hongkong dollar 50.82 50 8" 50.51 +0 61 M slan dollar 99.92 100 25 100
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      283 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Nov 4. Money market Closing Interbank rates In Singapore dollars for Nov 4 DISCOUNT RANGE of rat»» offend by atrount houn 1 on Nov 4 Overm-hi 11 to 31. Call depoait 3 to 1|«. Cltilni Offer Bid 7
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      48 18 VW 7 Alcrmnu Bank 1 Han(kok l'.nfc Hank uf America 7 BankofChina 7 BankorTokyo 7 Bank Vrj.r. Indonesia 7 h«rtrrrd Hunk Chaw Manhattan 7 DBS nsstCMsssß ilibank HSRC Indonura M.l.v.n lUnk..m Miltui Hunk J (KTM 1 Ol B ITH 7 I MH( I nil 1
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        312 18 HONOKONO: Share prices closed slightly easier in fairly quiet trading on proflttaklng after recent strong gains, dealers said. The Hang Seng Index fell 2.04 points to 434.80. NOV M HKS uowalers Chfoni Kong 535 unch China Engs 2 25 unch China Light 21.10 «u 1 City Hol»U 38.25N unch
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        295 18 SYDNEY: The market closed little changed In quiet trading, dealers said The Sydney All-Ordlnarles Index fell 0.72 point to 446.56. I MM STRIAI.S A. C I 176 unch ADC IS unch A N I 138 -S A P M US -I Ampul Prt 86 unch H H V SS6
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        305 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower In the absence of fresh factors, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 4.72 to close at 5,020. 10 on volume of 140 million shares. The new Index closed at 374.43. U|* U.«. NOV M Yen Ajliium.it,, 4JO Canon 448 Chlyoda «47 ChubuPwr
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        142 18 0. Mapel (1.4R8 1.4*8) (34) 1.40 MMsn an«' Lao I* 088 2 078, (6) 20T (IT) I.M XD. £lStt <1 (S OMB0 MB 4.005) (3) 3.M (1) 3*o. KUUi'hß IBIS) LSI (SO) K M SMtai (8008 BOSS) (17) 6 oo £V.'»VB& IMttlf Malaaaw (1 TOB 1 728)
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        64 18 Thundiy Waaneaday UM UM Melbourne (1) 143.08 143.70 London 164. 208 181.008 104.5M 101.TBS Zurkh *****8 161. 248 164 758 *****8 F«»1s 141*1 164 32 Friday Tntandey Koa git call 164 TOB IS3 008 165 108 ISS4OS Spore (2) *****8 163 808 IM.BBB 104 OBS Export prim la noo-aterllac
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        33 18 LONDON Copptr price. on Thuraday (previoua la brackets Wlrakar Spot buy«ra 1649 <f*3»i, aclltra 1680 (<63« SUI Thrte Month buytn <6«l (tOMI. Mlltra (682 (ISSO.BO) Market tana: Very ateady. Bale*: 13.20U toanea.
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        249 19 ■^EW YORK. Thurs. The stock market mean- 1 dered through a listless ses- slon and ended on a mixed j tone in light trading. The Dow Jones Industrial a.-emge was up by nearly two 1 points to 802.67, after falling 1 below 800 several times dur- Ing the
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        Zurich
        106 19 Thurs. The MA market closed narrowly 1 mixed with a firmer bias in 1 light turnover, dealers said. In the foreign sector, doi- lar stocks generally edged lower. Dutch and German shares were quietly steady. South African mining flnan- cials firmed. Domestic and foreign bonds j closed quietly easier.
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        56 19 AMSTERDAM Thurs The Credit Suisse Index up changed to lower in dull trading, dealers said. The weaker trend of WaU Street and the delay In forming a new coalition cabinet In Holland depressed sentiment Ctoalnt prttn In Dutch tulldrra wttfc the «l»mun on U» pr»--vloo» MMtoa prtc**:- Afea* >
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        Indices
        219 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 479.8 Wednesday 456.0 Week Ago 511.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 802.87 Wednesday 800.88 Week Ago 811.61 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Thursday 101 to 1014 Wednesday 97| to 97] H. K. HANG SENG Thursday 456.M Wednesday 432.23 Week Ago 414.64 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thunday 386.32 Wednesday Week
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      Insufficient tax reliefs for miners
      423 19 THE LONO-sought Incentives for renewing Investments in tin mining In Malaysia clearly have yet to be realised despite the tax concessions announced recently In the Malaysian budget. According to Mr. Jack Bridewell, the outgoing chairman of Berjuntal Tin Dredging, the budget went some way to
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      Murata profit fall was foreseen
      158 19 AS FORESHADOWED by the president. Mr. Aklra Murata, In his last annual statement. Murata Manufacturing Company of Japan has turned In generally poor interim results. For the six months ended Sept. 30, 1977 the parent company reports a 27 6 per cent setback In unaudited
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      RIVERVIEW PLANS ANOTHER SCRIP
      195 19 riverview Rubber Estates, which declared a one- for -one scrip Issue In June last year, Is now presenting shareholders with yet another one-for-one scrip Issue for the year ending Dec 31, 1977. The scrip Issue will capitalise M55.40 million from a total surplus of $7.2 million
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      663 19 PERBADANAN PEMBANGUNAN PERTANIAN NEGERI PERAK JAWATAN KOSON6 PENOLONG PEOMMI PCNTAOsK Kumpulan B. Tetap din Berpencen. Permohonan adalah dipelawa dari mrganepra Malaysia ying berkelayakan bagi memenuhi jawatin di atas. 1. KEUkVAKAN PEMOHOH a. i) Diploma in Business Studies; atau ii) Diploma in Public Administration daripada Institiut Teknologi MARA atau lain-lain pusat
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      611 19 Requires TIAININC OFFICERS in the following fields 1 Academic (Commercial) 2 Accommodation Operations 3 Air-conditioning Refrigeration 4 Electricity 5 Electronics 6 Food Beverage 7 Maintenance Fitting 8 Marine Fitting 9 Marine Pipe Fitting and Boiler Working 10 Plumbing 11 Upholstery 12 Welding Qualifications A Higher School Certif icote tCommerciol subjects)
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      1094 19 IGS INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BANK invites applications for HEAD OF FOREX DEPARTMENT ($45,000 p.a. negotiable) We are looking for a matured person to take charge of the forex and funding operation of the bank. He will also be responsible for ACU and local money market dealings and will report to the
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      211 20 fOSp JOffer w AMF Bowling Shoes T for Men Usual $85 T J Now $55^^ J B "fr ACE Balli^^^ )f SUNBRIDGE Bag )f •|r Usual $165 J»> <* Now $115 PLUS On« T-shirt FRFF •">"• w f fl 1 1 stock ini' J /P%JA^J Orchard ir*VSCy Tel *****1 GRAND
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      1353 20 1 111 O"»'*VALI SPECIAL OFFERI WtwWtTWmn^M Q«t yoursc4f a fresh Moral baskets at $5 00 BUgTMBUIiMIIBL^I I onwards (With delivery »^ZZ^^Z»Z™ZIZ^^S .^*S^BSW T"^ 810.00) 10H to 20H discount orchids for 20 years Velge Orchid sissAssssssißSsssssssßVa»As»ssßsfJ hru Emporium. Kallang Oardens *****3 MINI MOWER 7W WHEN YOU INVEST <ret the he,t REMOVAL
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      964 20 I I FOR SALE A SHOPPING GUIDE I RBNTAL, HIRE PURCHASE, sale wooden furniture, specially built In wardrobes, kitchen cabinets re-upholstery, furnlshlni materials, interior decoration Contact: London Woodworklni 2882. Blk 75 Oeylang Bahrt Spore 12. Tel: *****39/ *****98 CUSTOM FITTED FURNITURE Complete Interior Decoration Wide Range Curtains. Wai Paper Proud
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      1499 20 II EMPLOYMENT pB^psT^BS^BJ^BS^B^B^B^^B^PB^B^BJ^SJi ■^™"s*^^ssT^lllT%B^^BTTsslTlßjf^B?T«lliT^llTT«| ESTABLISHED LOCAL |Q OROUP company Bj| QAn oatabllahod owgrnoortrfl requires I A c^* w P* f| y Irnmodwjre va-i XsMiliri j Arimln'r.tr.'tlve IS SHIPPING CUM I iSSuHa IS <«neral clerk i TNB JOB is a staff function I iUii*""'""" ndl- responsible lu the Clroup ll I
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      1478 20 II EMPLOYMENT J I FEMALE BOOK-KEEPER RE- ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRED for immediate appoint- QUIRES in F.xperlen-ed Accounts ment OCE 'O' Level and Book- Clerk Preferably wllh LCC Bookkeeping Certificate. Minimum keeping Certificate Call pertyplng speed 35 wp m Preferably sonally 84. Lorong 25-A. with at least one year experience Oeylant
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      747 21 II EMPIOYMEN LBON4 RADIO COMPANY PTE LTD MAXELL DRV BATBRV DIVISION requires 1) 3 EXPERIENCED OUTDOOR SALESMEN Attractive pay plus commission Applicants must have Class II licence. Company provides motorcycle 1) COUNTER SALES PERSONNEL (1 tomato S 1 meto) Must have Sales experience In Electronics products ONE FEMALE CLERK/TYPIST Applicants
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      713 21 EUROPEAN STANOARO ELECTRONICS PTB. LTD. 5 the Singapore subsidiary of THOMSON BRANDT. Trench Leaders In High Technology Electronics and Household Appliances. We Invite applications from suitably qualified persons for ihr following vacancies ASSISTANT ENOINEER Applicants must possess a Polytechnic Diploma or an Overseas Diploma In Engineering and a minimum of
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      783 21 j I II EMPIOYMEUT Our Corr pen, la tha lutalaiatT el me warfare targeet Manutacturor of Lathee Due to our expansion piofcramme. we have vacancies forAPPR ENTICES ir you are Interested to Join a high-technology Industry and Is looking for longterm prospects, this will be the opportunity. Upon successful completion
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      517 21 I CNINIBE AMAH PART-TIM!. Monday Friday required ror 2 persons. Oood salary Call *****6 after 1 00 p.m. tj CSBISWJ VMfl^(V9 (rnVIII) LJfMMV requires FEMALE PHOOUCTION OPERATORS (3 rotating shifts) ReowlromeneK Age H 16-30 years Education Primary 8 and able to un-^H derstand Enghsh. f^B Citizenship Singaporean and willingLffl to
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      1181 21 II EMPLOYMEWT SBB HEWLETT S PACKARD CORONA MANUFACTURERS Hf PTI. LiMfTED A subsidiary or Hewlett Packard A—all el SCM rirpsiaMsn Corporation In USA. Invites manufacturing electric typewrite™ appllcat'ons rrom suitably wajn»M qualified candidates for the poslFEMALE uon of CL ANfR PRODUCTION m.. H ,osi^ E R ATORS fcrTofm*d'utle l s
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      1456 21 j II EMPIOYHEN A Progressive Food-processln| Plant in Jurong requires th< following personnel to effect ar expansion programme: -(1) JUNIOR SECRETARY Requirements: a) O.C.E. O or 'A' Level wIU good credits In English anc Chinese b) Ability to write well In Eng' llsh and Chinese. c) Secretarial Diploma preferred d
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      1540 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS I ■JJJ,^^™"™™"" l^""""™ 1970 CHRVSLER 31 outboard K[iVM^ B fVT l W9^V9Tr"Jfll motor Never been used $800 Tel lA^HiMMMH^^K^Ml^^l *****55 I APPROX M' FULL car In cruiser B»»»»»MjMJ»JwjMjTaTaTaa*j*A*a» for sale Separate WC and oa»»^t»^MMßEaWßsa»aTa»»aa»» kitchen area Highest offer secures Please view RSYC. West BTaKWa#^aTaTj afaV Coast Road
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      932 22 lIVI IV ACCOMMODATION I PROPERTIES I lIVI IV ACCOMMODATION I PROPERTIES I V SERVICES A BUSINESS II VI EDUCATION TRAINING VI EDUCATION TRAINING I»«»B«BBBBBBBB»BBBB«BBBBBB»BBBBB1 FULLY FURNISHED 1 -BEDROOM flatlet $500 Water and electricity Included Dlst 9 Rln| Mdm Foo *****2 PATERSON TOWERS $2,800 wltr swimming pool brand new 4bedroom maisonette
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      689 22 DISTRICT 15 AIR-CON FOR NISHED room for rent. Bathroom attached $250 Available for immediate preferable Chinese couples Call *****9 ROOMS FOR STUDENTS Including laundry, meals at People's Park Complex. New Bridge Road. Arrangements tel: *****5 ROOM AVAILABLE AT 8t Michael 1 Road, near Serangoon. Tel: *****9 Mr. Urn 1 NEWLY
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      699 22 g I *~^aß^EaVaMajf I Bum in area ove' 2ooo so Garden aruovtr 4000 sq It Economic pricing Luxurious fittings FreenoldLanO Book Now 1 INSTALMENTS AVAILABLE. PROMPT DELIVERY. Fo' enflui'y and oookmgs Thomson Hill Ltd. iSlf Floe Far Easi Sriooomg I Centre 545 Orchard Road Singapore 9 Tsl *****11 (9 lines)
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      602 22 I ljl I^"^^^^^^— I Book now to avoid I disappointment Immediate occupation, luxurious, quiet surroundings split-level apartments Loans available up to 80% Special concession 12% for 20 years on property tax No restrictions on foreign ownership and non-citizens Ample carpark space Ideal lor shops, flats and kindergarten Interested please ring
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      879 22 B WE UNDERTAKE ALL kinds ot refuse disposal, office and household cleaning, polishing, painting, cement work, tree cutting, etc Selvee Oeneral Construction Company. Tel: *****0. Enquiries welcome. HOME NURSING SERVICES Injections, dressings, bed-bathing bathing babies and post-natal care. For further Information, contact S.T.N.A. Pte. Nurtes' Agency. Tel: *****0 office hours
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      758 22 AGENTS WANTEO TO distribute ladles under garments (7-day weekly panties) Please contact manufacturer tel: Mr. Loh *****80 TRANSPORT REQUIRED FROM Hartley Upper Serangoon to Oul Avenue Jurong Contact Florence tel: *****48. LIFT AVAILABLE 8 A.M. and 5 15 p.m. Sims Drive. Jalan Toa Payoh to Jurong. Jalan Tukang *****58. AIRCONDITIONINO
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      960 22 /ItI3(^OURSES COMMERCIAL EDUCATION STAMFORD GIRLS' SCHOOL COBOL ProgramnUM (Theory) Tue/ Frl 7.00 9.30 pm 18 Nov import end Eiport Procoduree and Documentation tor the Buetneeeman Tue/ Frl 7.00 8.30 p.m. 18 Nov Introduction to Computora Computer Programming Mon/ Thu 7.00 8.30 pm 17 Nov Office Procedurea tor Clarke Tue/ Frl
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      549 22 i Id GIRLS! Jobs are becoming harder to gel you nnd better qualifications now ITC'i Private Secretarial Diploma is rhe region's leading quad ficanon lor a Private Secretary Our ne»t full time 1? months court* leading to the Private Secretarial Diploma starts 3rd JANUARY 1978 Take the firtl step towards
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      721 22 I COMPUTER COURSES IN UNITED KINGDOM The School of Computer Technology offers training In London for City and Guilds Programmine pirjloma an liter nationally recognised qualification. Opportunities exist for student* who pass this examination to proceed to a variety of OND and HNU courses Minimum qualification 4 <) levels or
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      958 23 IVI EDUCATION I TRAIMIWC I VII TRAVa I RESTAURANTS VII TtAVEI 4 RCSTAURANTS I VII TRAVEL A RESTAURANTS 11l VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS A PERSON Aii I Mm Wm WU bBI I music studios I ■flu IS a I I i( 1 ■U EBM I CLASSICAL/POP MUSIC Y J COURSES I lor
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      463 23 CHEAPER THAN CHEAP New York $12*0/liontreel $1335/Loe Angelee $1165/Auckland MTVBahrain $778/Cotombo/Medrae $MS/Jakarta $315/BaM $435/Toronto $1410/- Vancouver $1300/AUSTRALIA OTHER DESTINATIONS ON REQUEST SUNSEEKERS (PTE.) LTD. 310, Orchard Tower*. 3rd Floor Orchard Road *****27 S Bnea SS, Serenooon Road. Tel: *****39 S.T.P.B. LICENCE NO. 174 I 4th Mm« Salt* 40S O' h»rd
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      675 23 1 fftSCli/mNB ORPiT |8 DAY SUPER SWING I AROUND HOLIDAY OVtRStAS TOURS I N THE PHILLIPINES I) TAIWAN HONOKONO' I ORGANISED SPE u'd'a'yS sisss I CIALLY FOR NOVI) TAIWAN/ HONOKONO/ I c De UCUewtßtM BANOKOK I 1977. $1080 14 DAYS ***** 1.. I (Includss Baguio and Departure Dates I 7/11.
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      1329 23 I nam ho travel Service m JI>IB\Vi|"J»T«WWf-IJI (Singapore) Pte Limited B\rJA-HB\^ -1 KTP*7f» W fl I STPB LIC NO 140 Wesl IBH| I Malaysia Tour (Inclusive OenU| HB^J|aj||i4S]i aa fl H H k j 9 tln Cameron Highlands) by de- luxe alrcondltloned coach seven BT»Vi3gMTfTT\7?T!w^»m^ days SSIBS/-. six days *****
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      281 23 MERLIN HOTEL Golden Mile. Beach Road. Singapore 7 Tel: *****1 1 HONGKONG TIM SUM CHINESE CUISINE EUROPEAN SET-LUNCH is now at GOODWILL RESTAURANT (from 7 am onwards) Stti flr. Hong Leong BMg.. RoMneon Road, Tel: 220*225. *****54 or call at PEACE RESTAURANT (above The Bo*Nng Alley) Till tlr.. (sm) Peace
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      974 23 LOST FROM DISTRICT 10 In Thursday's thunderstorm medium sized hairy black and white mixed breed named Susie Reward call *****0 NEW ZEALAND PASSPORT No: R*****5 lost In a taxi In Singapore on 24th October Finders ring: *****22 ext 3586. IS YEAR OLD male white poodle lost yesterday around Katong market
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 24 IN MEMORI AM G.S. DAM. A.M.N. Departed: sth Nov. 'IS Four years have passed since you left us but the memory of you still lingers on. Sadly missed by lovingl wife, children, relatives! and friends. I
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      991 24 TOYOTA 1971. CASSETTE, radio, sports rims, excellent condition Tel *****0 No dealers. 1074 COLT LANCER 1200 EL Tip top condition Aircond. sports rims. Upe Asking $9,600. Contact *****51 MAZDA 10M. 1071. $5,400 on o Excellent condition Brand new 4 original tyres Tel: *****5. 1971 JAQUAR 4.2 litres. 1 director owner.
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      1030 24 1000 Mercedes mo. Concealed aircond. floor fear. Up-top condlUon. 18.500 107C Jalan Übl Contact: Ah Seng MOTOR CAR LOAN on higher purchase available. Call personally 46 Zlon Road, (behind Oreat World) 1071 MAIDA 1500C.C. Oood condition New paint work. 46 Zlon Road (behind Oreat World). *****9 t MONTH OLD Datsun
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      743 24 TOP PRICE OFFERED for good used/ scrap can Any make Call Blk 64. 134-M. Marine Drive. Tel: *****41 HOUSEWIFE REQUIRES 1 Mini Clubman. Austin 1300. Renault 12. Subaru, any Japanese make ConUct *****2 Mdm Ooh HOUSEWIFE URQENTLY REOUIRBB Mini. Ford. Toyota, Maxda. Renault, Subaru. Datsun. etc. ConUct: *****55 Mn. Koh
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      564 24 J Singapore I Turf Club 4- DIGITS Jj Sale of 4 D tickets at all branches will resume on Wednesday 9th November 1977. I A new branch will be opened at No*. 1662 1664, fl Block 202, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, J on 1 9th November 1977. I I
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      139 25 SELL SEEK through the classifieds. AUDIT TRAINEES Peat, Marwick, Mitchell Co., Singapore has vacancies in its audit departments for audit trainees. Applicants should have a minimum qualification of a full H.S.C. or G.CE. 'A' level with good grades in General Paper and Mathematics. Additional accounting qualifications would be desirable but
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      453 25 Vt Invites suitably qualified Singapore Citizens to apply for the position of: SALES REPRESENTATIVE Candidate: a) should as a minimum possess a good HSC though Degree Holders in Economics or Business Administration would be preferred: b) should have completed full-time National Service; c) without experience may apply though candidates possessing
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      564 25 Apollo Sentosa A new Resort Hotel on Sentosa Island, managed by APOLLO HOTEL SINGAPORE has the following posts open for application: Activities Programmes Recreation Manager -to administer the running of tennis courts, squash courts, sauna, mini golf course JACUZZI and swimming pool. Programme Coordinator to assist the Recreation Manager in
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      738 26 BILL LIKELY TO BE TABLED NEXT WEEK J^ BILL is expected to be presented in the Parliament next week, paving the way for a "National Operations Council" type of rule for Kelantan. This expectation is based on the widelyhe'.d belief that the Prime Minister, Datuk
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      Move by Pekemas to boycott by-election
      124 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. rpHE Pekemas executive 1 Committee will hold an emergency meeting on Sunday at its headquarters here to discuss a move to boycott the Kenertng by-election on Nov 19. Its secretary-general, Endk Zalnuddin Karlm, said today the banning of rallies and political
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      Common language for Asean desirable:: Ghazali
      167 26 Common language for Asean desirable:: Ghazali KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Home Affairs Minister, Tan Sri Ghaxali Shafle, said today a common language (or Asean was desirable, provided it served as a unifying force for the region and not a cause for resentment and division. He said the suggestion for a common
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      $17 m budget
      30 26 BUTTHtWORTH. Prl. A $17.8 million budget for next year is to be proposed at a special budget meeting of the Province Weliesiry municipal council here next Wednesday.
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      $1 million loss as fire destroys 9 shops
      194 26 JOHORF BARU, Prt. Fire destroyed a row of nine workshops housed In one building at the 9th km Jalan Scudal, Tampol, last night. Damage was estimated at $1 million. Explosions from oxygen cylinders In one of the shops the Malayan Oxygen Sdn.
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      $30,000 jeans recovered
      52 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl. Police recovered 130.000 worth of stolen Jeans and Jackets and arrested two men here yesterday. They also seized a van believed to have been used to cart away the 750 pieces of apparel reported stolen from the House of Posters in Jalan Talplng here
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      43 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The government has banned a publication, "Zaman Pancaroba." by Kassim Ahmad as It Is prejudicial to the security of the country. The ban wa.s made under the Internal Security (Prohibition of Publications) (No. 4) Order 1977, gazetted recently.
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      THAT BAR COUNCIL BOYCOTT: GOVT ACTS
      331 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE government is considering several measures to ensure that accased persons being tried under the Essential (Security Cases) (Amendments) Regulations, 1975 have proper legal representation. One of these measures may be a provision for lawyers from overseas to appear for the
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      200 27 Anti-graft war: Pledge by new NBI chief KUALA LUMPUR, Friday 'THE new director-general of the National x Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Datuk Haji Abdullah Ngah, said today that the NBI would double its efforts to wage all-out war against corruption in the eountrv. He said that in effort* to check
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      Bailiff tells court: Hotel boss pointed gun at us
      547 27 Bailiff tells court: Hotel boss pointed gun at us KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. I Datu Salam bin Datu Harun, 38, proprietor of the Dashrun Hotel in Jalan Tengku Abdul Rahman here, pointed a pistol at four men when a clerk from a lawyer's firm Informed him that the hotel would be
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      3 couples on khalwat rap
      51 27 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Frt. —Police arrested five couplet Including a 14-year-old girl, in a raid on a house at Kampung Baru here at 4.30 a.m. today. They were later banded over to tne Religious Department which would be taking action against three of the couples for
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      Three held
      50 27 KUANTAN. Frt PoUce have detained three suspects and are looking (or another two in connection with til* double killing Of a police constable and ATM Security Unit member at Tit motif. 1M km from here, on Oct M. the acting Mentrl Besar Datuk Abdul Rahman Ismail said today.
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      Freed: Four women who helped Reds
      255 27 Freed: Four women who helped Reds IfUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Four former women communist underground members who had been sewing jungle-green uniforms for the terrorists, were released today after being detained under the Internal Security Act for about two months. They are: Ng Giok Hong alias Ng Ylok Hong, 33. of
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      29 27 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Prime Minister of Malta. Mr. Dom Mintoif. will make a two-day official visit to Malaysia from Tuesday. He is dow visiting China— AFP.
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      232 27 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Writer tor disturbed rest 1 Underground worker alters <2?-, tnr ni&Tin> clue tne least bit 18). 8 f*?* J^SiJ^ .f*??* 5 Choose electoral system V2L I f^?°C^ mi"., i, with free transfer (6) la A **?S. t > Clothing industry regard a tsi^ kX> u
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      GERMAN STRIKER JOINS STRUGGLING CELTIC
      104 28 GLASGOW, Fri. VI Celtic, straggling to find form following the loss of brilliant forward Kenny Dalgiish to Liverpool, have signed West German striker Dieter Knepper from Swiss Second Division soccer club Chiasso. Celtic manager Jock Stein completed the signing, for an undisclosed amount. In Salsburg
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      576 28 LONDON, Fri. Scotland captain Bruce Rioch, an Everton player until last Tuesday, plays for Derby County against Everton in what could be the most f ascinatintr match in tomorrow's English League football programme. Derby manager Tommy Docherty bought Rioch this week for
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      Lock icon Indifferent Bedi let Aussies off the hook
      615 28 ADELAIDE, Fri. A Dropped catches and Indifferent captaincy by Bishan Bedl allowed South Australia to escape from a perilous 100 for six to finish with 223 on the first day of the match at the Adelaide Oval today. In reply, India at stumps
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      194 28 DENVER (Colorado), Fri. A high school football coach has been accused of making his 7ou n g players kick a chicken to death to pat them In a flthttng mood for a game. The Den ver-b as e d American Humane Association said It had asked
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      87 28 QJTDNET, Fri. World champion Oeoff Hunt beat Egyptian Ahmed Sarwat 9-6 9-7 9-0 to reach the final of the Australian Open squash championship here. Safwafs speed around the court rivalled Hunt and both players drew lone applause from the packed gallery for a series of lengthy, hardfought
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      Lock icon Leaders India go down to Taiwan
      234 28 Leaders India go down to Taiwan MANILA, Fri. Frontrunning India, scored 72 per cent and lost narrowly to defending champions Taiwan by 3.69-4.31 points in the eighth round of the Open teams in the Far East Bridge Championship here last night. But the Indians, who usually score 95 per cent,
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      1578 28 FIRST DAY TTTfaOKTa for all nln* TT nt.i at Ipoh on Saturday. Nov It: CLAM 4 OIV 4— UOOH 3 Shlnta II 67.0 15 King's Comedy MS 4 Universal M.O 11 Arctic Call M.5 1 Boom Town Cnarllo 55.0 t Natural Beauty 56.0 5 Satelllt* 111 (BA> 53
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      Lock icon Four Thai players in Penang Open
      137 29 PENANO, Fri. Four Thai players have confirmed their participation in the four-day Penang Open badminton championships beginning on .Vov 28. Penang Badminton Association secretary Yeoh Thean Hoe said the Thais would include Sarlt PUudchaikul and Sawal Chansiaorasmee, who were the men's doubles runners- up
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      EX-GERMAN STARS' TOUR IS ON
      402 29  - EX-GERMAN STARS' TOUR IS ON WILFRED YEO By fUR West German team of former World Cup stars have cabled confirmation of their match with Singapore on Dec. 1, a Football Association of Singapore spokesman said yesterday. The Germans, who will be making the visit as part of a Far East
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      Lock icon FA list six for job as England boss
      298 29 FA list six for job as England boss LONDON, Fri. With England's International soccer fortunes at their lowest ebb for 15 years, the English Football Association are understood to have drawn up a list of six candidates for the job of national team manager. England won the World Cup in
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      Friendly match
      39 29 BAKAT Cochrane a Division One tocc«r club from Belangor, will play a friendly match against Farrer Park United at the Jalan Betar Stadium tomorrow at S pjn. ftrtmltttnn charges are 12 and $1. and 50 cent* for
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      24 29 banokok. Pri. India defeated Singapore 2-1 tonight, sixth day of the 10th King's Cup soccer tournament. India led 1-0 at halftlme. AP.
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      Softball: Hope for a silver
      350 29  -  B. PEREIRA By SINGAPORE have hopes of winning another silver medal at the second ASEAN Softball championship In Manila from Dec. 9-18. This optimism stems from their fine performance last year in Kuala Lumpur when they lost only to the Philippines 4-0 in the final.
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      ANNUAL MATCH
      89 29 SINGAPORE Civil Service will meet Johore Civil Service at Johore Bahru today at golf for the Dr. Tun Ismail Cup. The two teams will meet again on Dec 16 at BICC Island location and this time they will compete for the Dr. Ton Chin Chye Cup. The annual
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      186 29 ATHLETICS SEA Games tuency tourney: Upper Scran trials (Tamasek Junior Col- soon v Moutanein: Oeylang lege 4 p.m.). West v Kim Keat (OUlman), fl-nor* rivit Jalau Kayu v Changi, Ang JSJ^S iii2?M I MO Klo V Kg. Kembangan Serrtce Hnal (Dempsey Rd 5 (MelkttuU) r, oiam T 9 m) Whampao
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      Golfers arrive today
      157 30 POURTEEN of the world's top -T women golfers arrive in Singapore from Koala Lumpur today to take part in the Colgate Far East Women's Open Invitational at the Singapore Island Country club's Bukit Course next weekend. They are Judy Rankln, who leads the Ladies' Professional Golf Association's
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      Mizuno title to Massey by 6 strokes
      259 30 YOKAWA (Japan), Fri. American rookie Debbie Massey won the US$lOO,OOO ($250,000) Mizuno Classic women's golf tournament here yesterday, clinching her first crown since she turned professional last February. Massey, who will be 27 tomorrow, bagged the first prize of US$l5,OOO ($37,500) as some
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      93 30 LAKE BUENA VISTA. (Florida), Frt Vic Regalado and Chi Chi Rodriguez blrdied their last three holes yesterday to share the firstround lead In the Walt Disney World national team golf championship with Oibby Gilbert and Grler Jones. Each pair had scores of 10-under par 62 in the US$2OO,OOO
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      MEETING THE CHALLENGE
      368 30  -  DEREK WILD By J^ LITTLE yardage makes a big difference. With that in mind, organisers of the Colgate Far East Women's Open Invitational have made several changes to the Bukit Course, venue for the US$lOO,OOO ($250,000) golf championship. This, according to one of the organisers, is to
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      222 30 ■Hnglag Pp FaUhor »y BUI aUvtmih C—p >- I IgRCXJVBR.VOUR M I I'P RATHE* 00"" \J I ON SEOONO THOOOMT.N im OOOCCSS C3«OCV««S TUITION HAS SOME 00U.EQ6 AHP TAKE rj! 6«OOVEII. WHAT'S A I TUITION <SOlN© UP _P- UP A TMOOSANP I A FUU.-TIME JOB Ml MtASLY TMOU6ANP >1 ANOTHER
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      FIRST FULL TEST FOR KOK FANN
      437 31  - FIRST FULL TEST FOR KOK FANN JOE DORAI Tonight's match against the Russians By I^EONG Kok Fann, who came on as a substitute when Singapore's SEA Games soccer team drew with Atvidabergs last week, will get his first full test tonight against Moscow Spartak Youths :U the National Stadium (8).
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      Chan says 'come down from the clouds'
      256 31  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By rpHE two national sports associations told to "pull up their socks" In their SEA Games preparations did not commit anythin t SfITOUS. Mr. Chan caee Seng, Singapore's Chef-de-Misslon to the SEA Games, yesterday explained that the two associations had only
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      Moorthy: We're ready
      188 31 WHILE athletes from a TY few associations are experiencing difficulties In obtaining leave tor the SEA Oames, the Singapore Judokas have had no such problems. For national coach K.S Moorthy, who is a:so the Singapore Amateur Judo Association selection committee president, had arranged for their leave seven
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      Table tennis team have an ace
      253 31 Table tennis team have an ace CINGAPORE'S SEA Games table tennis team will go to Kuala Lumpur with an ace up their coileclive sleeve, reports PETER SIOW. He is Masammichl Yazawa, who, until four months ago, had been Malaysia's coach for four years. 1 During his three-and-a-half-year stay there. 29-year-old
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      173 31 Filipino hopes on nine events MANILA. Fri. A 215 strong contlgent will represent the Philippines in the SEA Oames in Kuala Lumpur, Philippine Olympic Committee president Nereo Andolon announced today. The team of 172 athletes, competing in 14 events, 11 delegation officials and 32 team officials, is the Philippines' biggest
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      HURDLES ONLY
      281 31  -  E. FRIDA Bv ATHLETICS coach Osi\. man Merican has ruled out all possibilities of his wife's competing In the 4xloo metres relay at the SEA Oames. He said yesterday: "Heather is prone to muscle injuries and she Is psychologically afraid of running the 100 metres. "There Is no
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      Ong: Why I quit
      264 31 ANG Chew Bee, Slngapore's former Davis Cup captain, yesterday denied that his withdrawal from Singapore's Putra Cup golf team had anything to do with his commitments as coach of the BEA Oames tennis squad, reports BERNARD Ong's denial comes in the wake of growing speculation that
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      Smiles from archers
      348 31 CINGAPORES women SEA Games archers have had no problems switching over to bows with heavier draw- weights for Kuala Lumpur, rereports DSARSAN SINGH. This switch was recommended !>y the Indonesian Olympic archers during tneir friendly shoot with the Singapore team in Jakarta last month. Singapore team manager
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      136 31 SWIMMING Mark Spitz' swimming .cw<«iM«r*.i97; f£B£L£*^jJ&^£ K !!LX^Wc£&r??~^ set wscooraced. sure, kjr a sutterfiv is very similar to front AWBW^CTaOttAMNOWVjJiFHCULTJy BEGINNER BUTTERFLY REQUIRES A 10T OF V StAWL-THIAIIMSUIOKUPIRRMM FMWUMITOTOU. JUST f Tlf^l ENERGY, BUT IT« BEEN PROVED TMATBUTTIRFIY Jffi SAME ACTIONS, THS ONLY «FFB»Ntt L^ 4 Jfi B .H 1
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    73 32 CANBERRA. Fn.-Austra-lia's unemployment soared to a postwar record of 370.--33s—six5 six per cent of the work force last month and Is likely to leap again to more than half a million early next year, the government said today. Employment and Industrial Relations Minister Tony Street blamed a
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    37 32 CATANIA (Sicily). FJI. Mount Etna. Europe's largest active volcano, erupted today hurling gases and hot rocks 600 metres In to the sky. officials said. The eruptions, however posed no Immediate threat to Inhabited areas. Reuter.
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    35 32 TILICRAM FROM INDIA thai our beloved father Jooaa Ftrnan tn pm«d away peacefully 1/11/77 Vallatharal. Tnvandrum Inserted: son Zacharlas. dauithi •rs Esabel. Margaret M, L«ukenc Tlga. Ss nu Chans I Road. 8 porr 14.
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    79 32 Another two disqualified LONDON, Pri. Two more contestants, Miss Denmark, Anette Dybdal. and Mia Holland. Ninelce Berends, were disqualified for age reasons from the Mis* World contest today. Miss Dybdal admitted she to IS yean old and Miss Berends said she Is 25 Contest regulations state competitors must be between
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    121 32 TWID, the six-■■'year-old "bubble boy", records his voice through a microphone for the first time recently as his family looks on. David is wearing his new germ-free mobile Isolator system, a suit developed by NASA to enable him to come out of the Isolation bubble
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    35 32 WASHINOTON. Fri. Unemployment In the United States rose (lightly to seven per cent in October, indicating no Improvement In the Job market over the past seven months, the Labour Department reported today. UPI.
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    604 32 LONDON, Fri. The stock market lost ground today In light and uncertain trading, dealers said At 3 pm the Financial Times Index was down 9.2 at 474.6. Long-dated government bond* closed slightly above lowest levels to show falls of up to 1/2 point, while changed Equities drifted lower
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    46 32 LONDON. Fri MorniniurriclaU Spot buyers t'7.000 (-fl»>. sellers (7.010 (-il20) Forward buyers 16.140 <-iiS). MUera £8.7S0<-t«S> Settlement £7.010 <-H20) Turnover 3«5 tonnes Tone: Easier Afternoon unofficial! Spot buyers 17.030 (-£50). sellers £7.080 (-(90). Forward buyers i;t.7«0 t35). sellers 16.800 (-130) Turnover 620 tennts. Tone BtmOter
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    49 32 BANOKOK. Pri About 60 communist Insurgent* attacked a district In the southern province of Tnag. the police reported today. Six villagers Including one child were wounded. The lrwurgenU escaped with 14 rifle* and four pistols belonging to a village selfdefence group, the police report added. AFP.
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    N-ban talks
    39 32 GENEVA. Fri. Negotiation* among the United Stttce, Soviet Union and Britain on a nuclear teat ban treaty receated today for one month and offlcuu held out good chances for agreement before the end of the year. DPI.
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    Lock icon Black women hold demo against guerillas
    556 32 SALISBURY. Fri HUNDREDS of black women, many with babies strapped to their backs, marched through downtown Salisbury today shouting slogans in support of their black nationalist leader and denouncing guerillas fighting a five-year-old war. The protest ers, estimated by police to number 3,000, flooded
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      177 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Price 50< Annual Subscription SISS Circulation Manager Jamen Loh *****1 Ext 204 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS... THE price of gold has been moving up since the US dollar started weakening. And though the dollar recovered somewhat yesterday, the yellow metal has continued to rise. It went
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