The Straits Times, 11 January 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    Lock icon HANOI WIDENS WAR FRONT
    683 1 Khmer province capital captured BANGKOK, Tuesday OFFICIAL Cambodian radio said today Vietnam has widened its invasion front and captured a province capital for the first time in the border war. In a largely optimistic report claiming it had routed the Vietnamese. Camlx)dia said Vietnam had taken
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    S'pore in debt of Wilson says Lee
    654 1 S'pore in debt of Wilson says Lee ]y|H. Lee Kuan Yew last night publicly acknowledged Singapore's debt to Sir Harold Wilson, the Prime Minister of Britain at the time Singapore became independent following its separation from Malaysia. There would not have been an independent Singapore if Sir Harold and his
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    Lock icon $117,000 Buddha...
    84 1 SUPHOT Chongulia holds a 500-year-old statue of Buddha, valued at US$5O,OOO <551 17.000 1. which had been missing since July when It was stolen en route from Thailand to England. Mr. Chongulia Is a fellow worshipper of a Thai church official who found the statue on sale at
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    Lock icon Wall poster raps Peking authorities
    291 1 Wall poster raps Peking authorities DEKING municipal authorities have been criticised in a wall poster pasted uo along with pages from a book of poetry praising the late Premier Chou En-lai on the city's major Chang An boulevard. China marked the second anniversary of Chou's death yesterday In a quiet
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    Lock icon Rebels: Let's talk
    114 1 BANGKOK, Tv««. MUSLIM separatists of the Pattani United Liberation Organisation (Pulo) have called for talks with Thai Government authorities In a foreign country, official sources reported today. The sources said the Invitation to talks was found in a leaflet left at a bridge blown up over the
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    Lock icon Five killed in demo
    59 1 TEHERAN, Tues. Five people were killed and nine Injured when police opened fire on demonstrators attacking a police post at the southern city of Qom yesterday, the official Pars news agency (Pana) said today. In the bloody demonstrations a 13- year-old was also trampled to death,
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    Lock icon Pact signed
    35 1 SEOUL. Tues. The United States and South Korea today signed a mutual prostcutlon assistance agreement, completing legal preparation (or questioning Tongsun Park, a central figure In alleged Kcrean Influence-buying on Capital Hill UPI.
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    42 1 NEW YORK. Tues Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 787.86. up 3.30; 20 transp 207.34. up 0.73; 15 utils 107 65. up 0.15; 65 stocks 273.79, up 0.95. UPI.
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    Lock icon Students for reforms'
    484 1 Students for reforms' JAKARTA, Tuesday CTI'DKNT leaders today commemorat ed the downfall of the authoritarian regime of the late President Sukarno, pledging to consolidate their tight for reforms against the present government. Some 200 students gathered for the commemoration at the University of Indonesia campus In Jakarta where, 11 years
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    Lock icon Anti-Red ops launched by Thai troops
    220 1 Anti-Red ops launched by Thai troops BETONG. Tues T*HAI trooDS have launched an operation against communist, guerillas near this border town, an army spokes man said today. The spokesman said the troops in company strength were combing an area seven kilometres from here following reports that armed guerillas were seen
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    Lock icon Closure order
    40 1 EAST BERLIN. Tues. The East German Government today ordered the closure of West German news magazine Der Spiegel office In East Berltn following Its reports of an organised opposition In the ruling communist party Reuter. (SEE rAGE Z)
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    Lock icon French govf. reshuffle
    36 1 PARIS, Tues. The French Government will be reshuffled lat. r today, an official spokesman announcer, describing the changes as technical. Presidential spokes man Jean FrancoPoncet will announce the changes at l«30 GMT.— AFP.
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      Lock icon Police keep eye on demos
      77 2 UNDER the watchful faze of a Thai police man, rlffhtwing demonstrators in Bangkok demand the death penalty for 18 student activists on trial for treason and communist activities. A thick blanket of security was laid out during the trial, which began on Monday, to stamp
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      Supersonic leak
      48 2 NEW YORK. Tues. A Paris-bound Air France Concor d c supersonic alrnner turned back to Kennedy International Airport here yesterday, touching down with Its 2*7 passengers three hours 40 minutes after lake-ofT. a(ter an oil leak was spotted In an engine, a company spokesman sUted AH».
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      Lock icon Bonn rejects East German protest
      219 2 BONN, Tues WEST Germany yesterday rejected a protest from East Germany against reports in the magazine Der Spiegel that an opposition group existed within the communist state's ruling party. A West German Government spokesman said the official protest was made by East Germany's permanent representative
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      Lock icon U.S. AID PLEDGE TO SUHARTO GOVT
      82 2 U.S. AID PLEDGE TO SUHARTO GOVT JAKARTA, Tues. The w United S:ates yesterday assured Indonesia that it would continue to aid President Suharlo's government. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Sate Roberf Oakly disclosed this a ter talks wi.h acting Foreign Mlnls'er Mochtar Kusumaatmadja on bilateral Issues. Mr. Oakly said boh the
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      Lock icon 'Give more concrete form to Asean'
      126 2 'Give more concrete form to Asean' MANILA, Tues. A leading Philippine banker yesterday called on Asean to give "more concrete form and real substance" to the concept of a regional economic community. Mr. Daid Syclp, president of Razal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC). said in a statement that the formation of
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      Four more whites killed by guerillas
      160 2 Four more whites killed by guerillas SA L I S B I RY. Tues.— Four more whites have been killed by black nationalist guerillas near the Rhodesian capital, military headquarters announced today. An elderly woman, her son, grandson and another teenage boy were killed last night on a farm at
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      Lock icon Laotian team visits Peking
      50 2 HONGKONG Tues A Laotian delegation, led by Minister (or Industry and Commerce May?ouk Saysompheng. arrived In Peking yesterday (or a friendly visit, the New China News Agency reported. The agency said the delegation was met at the airport by Chinese Foreign Trade Minister LI Chiang. Reuter.
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      27 2 JAKARTA. Tues Yugoslav Vice-President Stevan Doronjskl will arrive here on Jan 23 (or a four-day visit to Indonesia, a Foreign Office spokesman said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Israel plans three more settlements
      408 2 OPPOSITION WITHIN CABINET TO MOVE JERUSALEM, Tues. Israel plans to establish three more Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River but there is growing opposition to the move within the ruling coalition, the Cabinet Secretary said yesterday "These are not new
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      Lock icon SHAH BACKS SADAT ALL THE WAY
      257 2 SHAH BACKS SADAT ALL THE WAY ASWAN. Tuesday ASWAN, Tues. The Shah of Iran plunged into a more active roie in Middle East diplomacy yesterday giving his unqualified support to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's peace offensive. "I have come to express my feeling of admiration and friendship to Mr. Sadat
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      Lock icon Red 'vampires'?
      73 2 BANGKOK, Tues. Two armed men abducted a 14-year-old village girl from a rice Held in rorth-eastern Thailand, took her into a forest and drew blood from her arm before abandoning her, a prowncial official <aid today. The incident was reported over the weekend in Nong Khai province, 520
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      Lock icon WORK FOR CLOSER TIES, SAYS TED
      456 3 'US, China and Japan relations now in unique period 5 KYOTO. Tues. SENATOR Edward Kennedy said today the United States, China and Japan are in a "unique period in history' In their relations and should take advantage of every opportunity to solidify these relations,
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      Lock icon 11th hour bid by Soares to get Red support
      204 3 11th hour bid by Soares to get Red support LISBON, Tuesday PORTUGUESE caretaker Prime Minister Mario Soares yesterday made an 11th hour bid to get communist support in his efforts to form a stable government. Communist leader Alvaro Cunhal emerged from talks with Dr. Soares and said that although they
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      Lock icon Cyprus: A new phase
      76 3 ANKARA, Toes. Efforts to reach a settlement of the Cyprus question have now entered a new phase. United Nations Secretary General Kurt WaldheUn said today before leaving Turkey, where he had two day of talks with new Premier Bulent Brent Dr WaJdhelm wa« flying to Teheran
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      Lock icon THEY MADE AN ASS OF HIM
      92 3 THEY MADE AN ASS OF HIM mEHE R A N. Tue». L Thieves stole Musht Jaafars white donkey, dyed It black and sold It back to him, the Teheran Journal said today. After fruitless attempts at tracing the lost donkey, the report said, Jaafar, who lives in Shanr-e-kord In southwest
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      Lock icon Migrant gang takes over HK rackets
      233 3 HONGKONG, Tues SOME illegal Chinese immigrants who have received military training in China have grouped themselves into a powerful criminal gang and taken over the operations of some of the most profitable rackets in Hongkong from local gangsters, police sources said today. The sources
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      Lock icon Soviets won't return islands
      214 3 Soviets won't return islands MOSCOW, Tuesday TTCE Soviet Union yesterday firmly rejected x Japan's request for the return of the Kurile Islands after two meetings between Japanese Foreign Minister Sunao Sonoda and his Soviet counterpart, Andrei Gromyko, informed Japanese sources said. Talks begun shortly after Mr. Sonoda's arrival on Sunday
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      Lock icon How police foiled Quebec move
      147 3 How police foiled Quebec move OTTAWA, Tues.— Royal Canadian Mounted l-olice planted a fake communique urging violent revolution in a 1971 campaign to disrupt a Quebec separatist movement, Canada's top law enforcement official h_as revealed. Solicitor-General Francis Fox said yesterday thp communique, signed by a unit of the Quebec Liberation
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      Lock icon More violence in Italy
      72 3 MILAN, Tues. Italjr» wave of political violence erupted again last night when a bomb exploded outside the home of the deputy chief guard of a Flat motor company factory. A leaflet found afterwards, signed by a leftist group calling Itself the "fighting communist unit," said It
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      Lock icon CoL increase
      28 3 JERUSALEM, Tues. Israeli Finance Minister Slmcha Bhrllch has forecast overall cost of living Increases of around 30 per cent In a new Budget for 1978/79. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Talks on peace treaty
      63 3 TOKYO, Tnes. China and Japan have reopened negotiations on their pending peace and friendship treaty, the Japapanese news agency Kyodo reported today. Japan's ambassador to Peking, Mr. Shoji Sato, had a meeting on Sunday with Mr. Liao Cheng-Chin, chairman of the Sino-Japanese Friendship Association. Kyodo said
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      39 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. President Carter has found foreign leaders more concerned than he had thought about the failure of the United States to ease its heavy reliance on Imported oil, White House spokesman Jody Powell said yesterday. Reuter
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      226 3 EAST COAST Hill Nut to Kitong Smvww Palace Upoti East Coast Row) Located on elevated land in Katong Luxurious split-level houses facing the sea *With individual front and rear gardens EAST COAST HILL stands on a 20-acre site off Upper East Coast Road which is about 195 feet above sea-level...
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      Lock icon Wave from Indira
      55 4 FORMER Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi waving to supporters after her appearance on Monday in New Delhi before the Shah Commission probing her 21-month emergency rule of tbe country. The commission yesterday ordered her to tes'ify at the hearings. Mrs. Gandhi's lawyer had hitherto taken part In
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      Lock icon Thatcher:-Polls this year
      235 4 Thatcher: Polls this year LONDON, Tuesday CONSERVATIVE leader Margaret Thatcher yesterday opened an offensive against Britain's ruling Labour Government, saying she expects an election this year. On her ninth trip into politically-sensitive Scotland, she told a businessman's conference her New Year vow is to "remove the red label from Number
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      Lock icon London pledge?
      42 4 AMMAN. Tues. Britain's Dtlence Minister Fred Mulley said It was quite possible that Britain might join other countries In giving guarantees sought by front-line states In the Middle East to re-esta-fcUsh peace, In an Interview In today's Jordan Times. Reuter.
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      334 4 Vietnam Thai accord trade Cordial atmosphere at Bangkok talks BANGKOK, Tuesday yiETNAM and Thailand, the two largest states on mainland South-east Asia, today agreed in principle to open trade, economic and technical relations, it was officially stated here The agreement, a sign of the Increasingly cordial ties between two former
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      Lock icon Hope for the Concorde ?
      81 4 Hope for the Concorde NEW DELHI, Tues. British i Premier James Callaghan is hopeful I that India will grant permission for Concorde over- flights for an cxi perimental period, j authoritative sourI ces said here tonight. The sources said that Mr. Callaghan had raised the question with Indian Prime Minister
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      Lock icon THREAT TO CALL OFF $166 m TRADE TALKS
      102 4 VANCOUVER. Tnes. A Saudi Prince has threatened to break off negotiations to bay I SJ7I million (SSI 66 trillion) worth of goods if British Columbia does not allow him to export wild falcons. The province permits the export only of birds raised
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      Lock icon Car plant to close soon
      43 4 MELBOURNE. Tues. Th« last West European car plant In Australia. assembling French Renault and Peugeot car*, may cloae down shortly. Flat and Volluwagen have already pulled out and British Leyland which Is Australia's oldest producer, U bankrupt AFP
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      Lock icon 70 Labour MPs call for sacking of judge
      201 4 T ONDON, Tues. More Li than 70 Labour parliamentarians have signed a motion calling for the sacking of a Judge as controversy snowballed over his ruling that It was not illegal to refer to coloured people as niggers, wogs and coons. Australian-born
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      Lock icon Criticise, Red paper urges
      56 4 Criticise, Red paper urges HONOKONO, Tue China's official Communist Party newspaper today launched a letier to the editor column and urged the Chinese people to aend in thelr cntlcisms and suggestions. The official New China News Agency said In a dispatch monitored here that the Peking People's Dally newspaper is
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      Lock icon Bhutto fires his lawyers
      60 4 LAHORE. Tues. Former Prime Minister Zulnkar All Bhutto has dismissed four lawyers engaged to defend him on murder charges before the High Court here, raising speculation that he might boycott the proceedings. The court which resumed the trial after Its winter vacation today, appointed one of
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      Lock icon Timber tax cut
      35 4 JAKARTA. Tues Indonesia today more than halved Its export tax on processed timber In an effort to boost overseas sales while at the same time Increasing the export tax on logs. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Callaghan to India: Let's work together
      197 4 NEW DELHI, Tuesday BRITISH Prime Minister James Cailaghan yesterday proposed a new Indo-British framework of cooperation to deal with world and regional problems. In a keynote speech in the high-domed central hall of Parliament, he said: "We should consider how best we can cooperate
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      Lock icon US cuts import duties on Japanese steel plate
      270 5 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Government yesterday pared the potential duties on the US$l74 mliilon <Ss4o7 million i worth of Japanese steel plate Imported into the United States and proposed new duties on Japanese stainless steel pipe and tubing. Importers have been paying what
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      Debut for NY paper
      43 5 NEW YORK. Tues. A New York morning newspaper made Its debut yesterday, heightening competition among the city's dallies Called the Tnb. the 72-page tabloid, promoting itself as an Independent cons ervative news magazine, is published by Mr Leonard Saffir
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      Lock icon Textile pact not so bad after all
      220 5 Textile pact not so bad after all HONGKONG, Tuf With the dust of Hongkong's protests against the European Economic Community well settled. It now appears that the textiles agreement recently concluded between them is not as thorny as originally thought. For example, the Director of Trade, Industry and Customs, Mr.
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      Lock icon 3 BRITISH OFFICERS TO HELP HK POLICE
      245 5 3 BRITISH OFFICERS TO HELP HK POLICE HONGKONG, Tuesday -THREE top British police officers will adx vise on reorganising Hongkong's police force following widespread rank-and-flle protests here late last year, a government spokesman said today. The three officers, led by the Inspector for Constabulary for Wales and Southwest England, Mr.
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      Lock icon Talks end on US bases in Philippines
      275 5 Talks end on US bases in Philippines MANILA, Tuesday TPHE United States and the Philippines to- day ended two days of Intensive military bases negotiations and both sides announced they had further identified arpas of possible agreement. US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs. Mr. Richard
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      Lock icon WARNING ON EEC BARRIERS
      108 5 WARNING ON EEC BARRIERS LONDON, Tues. The Financial Times said yesterday that having got its way in the recent textiles agreement, the European Economic Community may now not be best placed to resist similar ad hoc arrangements growing up elsewhere. "Yet we should never forget that Europe and this country
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      Lock icon Leading US banks raise prime rate
      326 5 NEW YORK, Tuesday A GROUP of lead- Ing US banks raised their prime lending rate yesterday amid signs that the Federal Reserve Board wants to tighten credit. Moves by the board— the US equivalent of a central bank— lndicated it Is anxious to strengthen
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      Lock icon New Soviet spaceship to link with Salyut-6
      86 5 New Soviet spaceship to link with Salyut-6 MOSCOW. Tues. The Soviet Union today launched a new manned spacecraft to link up In orbit with the space station Salyut-6, Tass news agency reported. The Soviet Unions two latest cosmonauts wenCol. Vladimir Dzhanlbekov and Engineer Oleg Makarov If successful, the rendezvous in
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      Lock icon 'No reason to devalue'
      67 5 JAKARTA. Tue*. The chairman of the Indonesian Private Banker* Association. Mr Barono. Mid today he aaw no reason to devalue the ruplah, Antara new* agency reported today. In view of Indonesia's present foretfti exchange mum of U8»J blUton (8*6.4 bUUon) there iv no need to etttmme
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    Busman rapped for being a 'bully'
    196 6 inconsiderate SBS bus driver, who forced a taxi-driver to swerve to a\oid a collision, was yesterday reprimanded by a magistrate for being a "bully." Teo Kau Sai, 37, who was found guilty of driving without reasonable consideration for other road users, was fined $350.
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    Negligence charge
    75 6 TAY Tiar Hua, 25, was charged in a subordinate court yesterday with driving under the influence of alcohol and causing the death of 22-year-old Tan Swee Lang "by doing a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide." Tay is alleged to have committed the offence in Stakulm Road
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    Rai: We would welcome joint ventures
    313 6 Rai: We would welcome joint ventures ]t| AURITIUS is willing to study the possiiTl bility of selling sugar to Singapore if approached to do so, and buy rice and flour from here, its Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. Dayanandlall Basant Rai, said yesterday. i Mr. Rai also said his
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    Trestles for expressway
    56 6 THE two trestles to be built by the Public Worts Department will support the eight-lane expressway across the Kallang River. 32 5 metres above mean sea level, aod not 83.5 metres as reported In yesterdays Straits Times. Another two trestles on land will have a total of
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    ADVICE TO MUSLIMS PLANNING MALAYSIAN HONEYMOON
    146 6 ADVICE TO MUSLIMS PLANNING MALAYSIAN HONEYMOON NEWLY WED Muslim couples planning a Malaysian honeymoon should bring their marriag» certificates along to avoid questions about their marital status The Muslim Registry of Marriages "aid this following a Malaysian newspaper's report that a Penang couple honeymooning in Cameron Highlands was questioned by
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    86 accidents
    11 6 THERE were 86 traffic accidents, seven serious, on Monday.
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    CC meeting
    25 6 THE Buona Vista conunu- I nlty centre youth group will hold Its general meeting at the centre on Jan 31 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Malay TV actress missing
    134 6 Malay TV actress missing A WELL-KNOWN Ma!i\ lay television actress. Cik Porrisah Barhik (above), has been missing from her home in Mount Pleasant since Thursday. Her husband, Encik Mahfuz Abdul >i.i.iid. said, on Thursday morning Ponisah told i him Mie wanted to viMt her mother, who was ill. in Kangkar.
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    NZ minister due here
    70 6 THE Minister for Customs and Broadcasting and Attor-ney-General of New Zealand. Mr. P.I. Wilkinson, will arrive tomorrow for a three-day visit He will pa/ a courtesy call on the Minister for Finance, Mr. Hon Sui Sen. at Fullerton Building on Friday. The Minister fcr Law and
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    Study tells of schools that are in poor condition
    443 6 Study tells of schools that are in poor condition pLOOHS of 150 schools have sunk while more than 100 school halls are badly ventilated, according to findings of Ministry of Education officials. The officials, who began their weekly visits to schools two y.'.irs ago. also note that some schools had
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    Tribute to Singapore's industrial progress
    365 7  - Tribute to Singapore's industrial progress MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE has, through determination, substantially achieved an industrial revolution in 15 years which took Britain 150 years, the former British Prime Minister, Sir Harold Wilson, said last night. He paid this tribute to Singapore while referring to its development after separation trom
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    Wilson goes on tour despite the rain
    479 7 Jurong to be fully developed by 1990s JJNDAI'NTED by inclement weather, the former British Prime Minister, Sir Harold Wilson, yesterday toured Jurong Town as scheduled. Rain fell continuously from his first stop, Jurong Town Corporation, to the last place on the programme, Japanese
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    Lady Wilson sees life in Chinatown
    268 7 TIE many sights, sounds and smells of life in our old Chinatown both intrigued and amused Lady Wilson when she took a one-hour tour there yesterday morning. There was a drizzle when she started her tour on foot at 10.30 a.m. at Pagoda Street.
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    For old folks
    34 7 THE Bouna Vlstm community centre will present New Year glfU and hold a tern party (or old folks at the community hall at Bouna VUta on Jan 29 at 4 pm.
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    Brain studies course
    62 7 Brain studies course THE department of extramural studies of the University of Singapore will hold a 10-lecture couiae on Brain Studies In Nissen Hut 3 of the Bukit Timah campus from Jan IR. Classes will be conducted every Wednesday between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. The lecturer will be Mr.
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    On literature
    47 7 A LECTURER from the English Department of the University of Malaya, Mr. A. Majid, will lecture on "The Elizabethan Response to Popular Literature" in Room D of the English Department at the Buklt Tlmah campus of the University of Singapore on Friday at 5 p.m.
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      389 7 WHY DRIVE OUT OF TOWN wljen there 's fresh seafood in the heart of all that 's happening Chefs Siew Kok Peng, Yin Teng Poh and Leoh Ann Kok invite you to drop in for dragon lobsters, kin,g prawns, fresh cockles, steaming crabs, ikan kurau, shimmering pomfrets, garoupa, fresh mussels
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    RETIRED PEOPLE URGED TO AID COMMUNITY
    185 8 RETIRED PEOPLE URGED TO AID COMMUNITY rE professional should play a vital role in community service after retirement, ard to help him prepare for this, the Singapore Professional Centre (SPCt is planning a seminar in April, SPC chairman. Dr. Tan It Koon. said yesterday. Some professionals may claim that their
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    AFRS parade
    28 8 THE Airport Fire and Rescue Service <AFRS> Inspection Parade 1978 will be held at the Paya Lebar Airport Fire Station on Jan 19 at 7.45 p.m.
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    Break-ins so police step up patrols in Clementi estate
    249 8 Break-ins so police step up patrols in Clementi estate POLICE patrols in Cle- menti Park have been increased, following reports of a number of burglaries in tbe area. A police spokesman yesterday said that five reports of bouse breakings had been made by residents recently. Suspicious looking motorists cruising around
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    Appeal for volunteers
    58 8 THE Salvation Army will hold its Flag Day and Residential Appeal from Jan 23 to Jan 31 to meet their annual deficit of over $100,000. It Is appealing for volunteers to help distribute pamphlets to homes. Those wishIng to help may contact Captain Keith Sharp, public relations
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    Hotel dispute: lAC rules in favour of salary scales
    564 8 Goodwood Park wins test case Industrial Arbitration Court yesiterday ruled in a test case that a iocal hotel provide sal a ry scales for certain categories of its employees and base annual increments on these scales. The Goodwood Park Hotel Ltd.
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    'EXIT SCHEME WON'T AFFECT WORKERS'
    203 8 'EXIT SCHEME WON'T AFFECT WORKERS' SEVERAL building contractors yesterday said that they were satisfled that the new exit control scheme, effective from Jan 3, for It would not affect the supply of Malaysian labour. They said that the block work permit facility, renewable every three months till the completion of
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      276 8 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh <c Hal Camp WELL, YOU'RE THERE'S ONLY" ONE RATS.'BIMMy BEAT I, SO YOU I JUST -BUT I GOING TO CI6AR LEFT IN THE ME TO (T/^»s_y j CKANOED WANTED DONT/f STOP, WHETHER BOX I'LL SMOKE J YOUR /I TO PPOVE WANJ YOU LIKE IT
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    'Lavender Cowboy' Nelson rides into town...
    291 9 HE straps on six guns, twirls and > hoots them like he's just stepped out of the wild, wild West! But relax, Nelson Sardelli (above) is no mean bandit: When he «.ter>s bef >re his auoMenre at Ihe Shanisri-;.a Hotel, the chances are they
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    RELEASED U.S. YACHT STILL IN VIETNAM
    138 9 THE American yacht i Brlllig. which was 1 released by the Viet- I namese authorities recently, is still in Vietnam I •uld not sail away because of bad weather. The yacht, with three 1 American crew members < on board, was due to have
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    Groups give approval to surrogate mothers plan
    710 9  -  EVELYN NG More homely for children By A SCHEME to have surrogate or substitute mothers to look after children of working mothers is ft good one if properly organised and if suff.cient mothers come forward to take part in the scheme. Many mothers,
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    Firm granted $125,000 judgment in civil suit
    302 9 Firm granted $125,000 judgment in civil suit AMERICAN International Industries (Pte) r% Ltd. was granted Judgment for $185,135 plus interest from Sept 5, 1974 in a High Court civil claim against Kwong Kum Sun (SI Pte. Ltd. of North Bridge Road yesterday. The Judgment, granted by Mr. Justice D'Cotta In
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    Fourth orang utan birth
    42 9 GIRLIE, an eight-year-old Bomean orang man at the Singapore Zoo, has recently given birth. According to the Zoo statement, this is the fourth successful orang utan birth. Ail four are males. The latest arrival has not been named.
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    Real estate course
    67 9 Real estate course THE department of extramural studies. University of Singapore, will organise a 10leclure course on Real Estate Investment Analysis In Nlssen Hut 6B at 1U Buklt Tlmah campus fiom Monday. Classes will be held every Monday and Wednesday between 7 pir. and 9 pjn. Mr. Lim Lan Yuan,
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    Air accord
    27 9 AN »lr service* agreement between Singapore and Rumania will be signed in the conference room of tint Ministry of Communications. PBA Tower, at noon today
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      203 9 Yew jQ Ong &Co (Malaysia* Pte. Ltd.WARMLY WELCOME MR. N.E.RATCLIFFE Chairman of Vandervell Products Ltd, England, on his visit to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Jakarta We have approaching for 20 years been the officially acredited representatives of Vandervell Products Ltd manufacturers of the finest quality engine bearing in the world both
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      299 10 •••••••••••••••••••I :ODEON:OPE\STOMORROW: Mfisr IWk E.4RLV Ti \wi imffwUmti. ;hell,upsde down! m.AIm .Al mtdrwtjht on New Years Eve the S.S. Poseidon A was struck by a 90 foot tidal wave and capsized A w^^^ A»rW^i»m 1 a^B^ l 4 9 t) l bY *^^L^vV^Lr^i^^ nMafTweuriiTiKMinßrniwimi f M ai^^fc^ BRAND NEW PRINT!
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      398 10 w Forthebettefthinyinlife 33 I mm 8 U I a^S "ti- 2 JO-i O 5 O i 3 J s S O v IN TOTO DRAW 3/78, COUPON NO *****62 CONTROL STAMP NO *****36 SOLD AT SENG POH ROAD MARKET TOTO BCOTH WON THE $20,000 CASH PRIZE. TOTO RESULTS FROM DRAW
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      91 10 aVk il 1 L^Bb TO-DAY ONLY 2 30 7 9 ISPM A BEAUTIFUL LOVE MUSICAL HOUSE FOR LOVE LIN CHIN SHIACHIN HAN COLOURSCOPEMANDAR I N TO-MORROW ONLY IRUCE LEE AGAINST SUPERMAN o*>fNS TODAY! 00, (10pm RAIESH KHANM HEM* MALINI REKHA ■MEHIOOiA' HINDI -COLOR OPCNI TOOAYI .11. r.ll.r .11. t JOpm
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      239 10 opens CAPITOL today! (PHONE *****9) Itam, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm No Free List The FIRST FILM to SHOW the COURTSHIP, MATING BIRTH r\ I of 50 SPECIES OF ANIMALS! VaJMß^^^B^B^K /JaamT^ I \^l J llV^w^ .^y^CT I^^^B *XmW*+ -^-^B^^T f^||jp^ mW mm\ I/ 'j^V^^mv mm^k Sl» fc *^K3^bT /lb^b^jCblb^^ Jk^".^Jll>^
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      253 10 JADE BAYS! J Phone *****80) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.00 LAUGHTER UNLIMITED WITH RUNNING GAGS, WALKING GA6S SIGHT GAGS! IF YOU CANNOT LAUGH AT THIS ONE RUN TO THE NEAREST PSYCHIATRIST! HURRY! DON'T?; aii£^*ißr\. -L MARTT] FELDMAN ANN-MARQRET MICHAEL IJORK imi PETER USTINOU JAMES EARL JONES D "THE LAST REMAKE
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      457 10 'organisation BIJ :ll.MHH»*ltr-Pl« NOW SHOWING Ho ft— Li«t VI lUm i is, 4.00, *.4S. t.is m "Yo fong "THI MAO MONK CANTONESE m Scope-Color NOW SHOWING' I lam I 45 400 6 45, 9 15 PURSUIT Of VINGIANCI" S MANDARIN m Scope-Co §11 j'lil MIM/.M TODAY ONLY 1 2 00,
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    $7,700 CBT: CLERK JAILED EIGHT MONTHS
    153 11 $7,700 CBT: CLERK JAILED EIGHT MONTHS A SHIPPING clerk was yesterday jailed eight months by a magistrate for criminal breach of trust of $7,783.40. Michael Chew Huat Tin alias Ismail bin Abdullah. 5«. a Muslim, pleaded guilty to misappropriating the money meant for salaries of employees of Loroma Tankers Pte.
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    BOARD AIMS TO ZIP UP IN METRIC
    94 11 TH E Singapore Metrication Board is seeking the metrication of zippers and is invitinf comments on this. According to the latest Issue of Metrication Digest, the board's publication, it has conducted a survey to identify supplier and user requirements. The board has written
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    8 years for salesman on amended drug charge
    563 11 Cautioned statement rejected A SALESMAN originally accused of a capital offence was yesterday sentenced to eight years' jail on an amended charge of drug possession after the High Court rejected his cautioned statement made to a senior narcotics officer. Tan Seng Huat,
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    Heroin man gets six months
    80 11 Heroin man gets six months HAMID bin Hassan. 34. unemployed, was fined $2,000 or In default six months' jail by a district judge when he pleader! guilty to having 0.99 gram of heroin in Lorong Engku Aman on Dec 11 last year. The court heard that he fled on belni?
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    Korchnoy adjourns with advantage
    120 11 VICTOR Korchnoy adjourned the 17th game of his match against Boris Spassky on Monday In Belgrade with a clear advantage. Korchnoy Is leading 81 7} In the 20 game match and requires two more points to qualify for the world chess championship match against Anatoly Karpov
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      154 11 SAVES6X ON MEMOREX MRXa C-90 DOUBLEPACK Memorex Advantages over others mqSb^bBBBS&HI^IH •Uniqueoffset, sonic-welded, BP^H high quality plastic cassette ■B^F^SLmJ shell offers jam-free Hf^ial bbw^^^bVbVJH performance resulting in ■m| long tape life. > Large pressure pad ensures h better contact between tape and head giving excellent -aa^B^aaaaaam frequency response. Unique "bathtub"
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      384 11 V -C -aN i 1^*4.1 "I prefer a natural look with lots of glow m ake my face M come alive" 1 Liz Cieplok, Coty International The natural look. Liz Geplok of Coty International lets you onto her secret. Elizabeth Cieplok of Coty International natural looking make-up and share with
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      248 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Dance get-up has a nasty 1 Old soldier writes note to l°° k < 4 > Invalid c 7). 7 Mince Pie given to poet 6 Get back in the middle of producing radio featur* the train i7>. 9 You'll get this, if you're Happening
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  • Swiss Trade and Technology Fair SPECIAL FEATURE
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      SWITZERLAND'S WAY TO KEY POSITIONS
      1408 12 SWITZERLAND'S WAY TO KEY POSITIONS SWITZERLAND is a small country. Situated in the heart of Europe, she covers an area of only 40,287 sq. kms. Half is tanen up by the Alps In which the highest summit is the Dufour peak rising to a height of 4,633 metres above sea
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      Helping firms to gain contact with industries
      489 12 EXIM INDEX LTD. of Basel, Switzerland, the Initiator and organiser of SWISSASEAN, Switzerland's first Industrial and Trade Fair In South-east Asia, was established to assist trade organisations and private enterprises to gain contact with all sectors of Switzerland's export industries. The fair opens
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      445 12 Year after year our partners in 39 countries are surprised about the steadily increasing demand in our products. We are looking for dynamic partners in the ASEAN market Tomorrow you could profit by our know-how. We shall support you in all regards. Our main activities: Tobler shoe- and leather-care products
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      380 12 MULTISAFE MUL.TIPt-AIN-EARL.V-W/ARNINa-SVBTsiM Licensing Project Offer Experienced Swiss Laboratory for Industrial Research and Product Development with a 20 year successful record of research and development for the production of technical products (all necessary references are available) is offering a further new Swiss quality product Early Warning System for Outdoor Installation (patents
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      2667 13 viss MNECTION Mi 140 Companies, Nei4/ Products. /Id^anced Technologies. Reliable Partners. Aare Ltd. CH 5116 Schinznach Bad Chalat Chaata Co. Ltd. CH-3400 Gawnar Ltd. CH 8820 Waedensw.l Hainz Kanar Ltd. CH-8153 Ruemlang. Mo tor-Col umbui Ltd.CH-5401 Baden Safag Ltd. CH -2500 Biel 4 Machine Starinox Ltd. CH-5452 Oberrohrdorf Buttons.BucklesCostumeNovelt.es Burgdorf
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1978
    • Article
      TRUCE ON TRADE
      367 14 UNLESS something goes drastically wrong, and this seems unlikely, America and Japan will reach some sort of truce in their lingering trade dispute by the end of the week. Mr Alan Wolff, the US deputy special trade representative, has been paving the way in Tokyo for meetings
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      BITTER ENEMIES
      258 14 THHE fierce bonier war between Vietnam and Cambodia might be moving to another stage with Cambodia's latest complaint to the UN about "bar'oarous aggression" by Vietnam. However there was no request for UN intercession. In the absence of reports from independent observers the outside world does not quite
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  • REPLY TO READER
    • Letter
      Move to international direct dialling calls
      411 14 WE refer to the letter by "Maxiu" (ST, Dec. 31>. As a general point, we would explain that a person-to-person International telephone call is treated as cancelled without charge If the call Is unsuccessful after the first attempt and cancelled nt the request of
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    Lock icon Why US has deep doubts about India's nuclear safety
    881 14  -  JAMES ANDERSON By in WASHINGTON ipHK United States has decided to go ahead with deliveries of nuclear fuel to India, despite deep doubts about India's willingness and ability to safeguard the nuclear material. The decision, announced by President Carter in his
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    Lock icon Indonesia steps up efforts to foster compulsory primary education
    813 14  -  INGO HERTEL By In JAKARTA INDONESIA, faced x with a steadily rising population of young: people eager to learn, is pressing ahead with its efforts to introduce compulsory primary education. This week, hundreds of thousands of children started their school careers
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      33 14 NONNEI ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD M|t jqSvfneto6 Thit pop»*r un^iM 5-«ctoT« keyboard, umuMm Spami h Guttar, »«n t o. Harp. LuU, C«mbolo, Horptkhord and other tound affect*. Sole Agent* TJJMFte) Ltl, Sl/H Higfc St., Spire,.
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      134 14 ATLASI I SOUND Component Music System No. 5/a With us, it's for better speakers Since loudspeakers are the weakest link of any music system, alternatives are provided for your personal choice SONY STR-11S Receiver SONY PS- 11 Turntable SONY TC 188 Cassette i 95*00 rtrw-rm Model -301 -MWMM^^ Loudspeakers 495
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    Interchanges for eastern part of PIE to cost $34m
    495 15 POUR interchanges to be provided ;it a cost of $.'J4 in il l iono n will senre the eastward extension of the Pan Island Kxpre s s w a v (IMKI now being built by the Pub \[c Works Department. They
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    Union to open $200,000 Chinese restaurant
    242 15 Union to open $200,000 Chinese restaurant rpHE Singapore portX worker.!' Union (SPWU) yesterday announced Its llrst commercial venture —a tuily air-conditioned Chinese restaurant at its Cantonment Road premises —a project of its multipurpose cooperative society. The SPWU Red Coral cooperative restaurant, with a fully paid capital ot $200,000, will open
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    Blind finals
    35 15 THE Hello Support Oroup Club will hold the finals of combined talcntlme (or the blind and the paraplegic at the premises of the Uttle Sisters of the Poor on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    My client didn't agree to return CPF savings: Counsel
    487 15 My client didn't agree to return CPF savings: Counsel VOODLE shop pro11 prietor Lai Vat Sung, who is being sued by his "good friend's widow for her husband's Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings, never agreed to refund the money to her, it was suggested in court yesterday. Lai's counsel, Mr.
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    ROY warns cabbies of action for misconduct
    367 15 rpHE Registry of Vehicles yesterday renewed its warning to taxidrivers of tne penalties they face for misconduct to passengers. The warning came in the wake of mounting complaints against taxidrivers, the most common of which are overcharging, refusing to accept passengers, smoking, taking
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    Monsoon to bring rain for next two days
    131 15 THE present rainy spell in Singapore, caused by an active monsoon. Is expected to last for another two or three days, according to the I Meteorological Service. The soelt. which began on Friday, Is brought on by a monsoon rarge over the
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    New offices to open
    52 15 THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Environment) and MP for Buklt Tlmah. Mr. Chor Yeok Eng, will open the new office of the Beauty World Residents Resettlement Working Committee tomorrow at 7.30 p.m., at 73-W Beauty World. A dinner will be held at Cheong Chin Nam Road after
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    Check-ups offered at four hospitals
    127 15 Check-ups offered at four hospitals PEOPLE who want a comprehensive medical check-up can now do so at the Singapore General Hospital, Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Alexandra Hospital or Toa Payoh Hospital. This was announced In a press statement Issued by the Ministry of Health yesterday. Offering this service, the Ministry
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    Debate at CC
    25 15 THE Leng K<« community centre's youth group will hold an English debate at the centre on Jan 29 at 7.30 p m
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      185 15 I Thomson I ■washing machines...! do all the work for you. Washing agents are released automatically I when needed. Cold water is heated to the temperature you want. All you do is dial the programme. Thomson is a better buy. J32- 1 1 programme* H I 3SORPM spin ryclc l-
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      333 15 "Success In lite is determined by attitude the ability to take control of any situation and make it work for you. PERSONAL DYNAMICS presents ADVENTURES IN ATTITUDES Xt a course in J^ /*f TOTAL m m PERSON TRAINING ffl J A unique breakthrough in the J\_ development of human potential.
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      779 15 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3.N PM Opening aid Serbaika (Malay re- S 30 Charlie's Angels Aagels at Sea ■eat) 9.30 News 3.31 Diary of Events (Malay) 145 The tM f irliM '"I 1 1 ».d,i i 10.45 Richard Rodgers The Sound if His J. 35 MriMn Pedal Ptwer (repeat)
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1211 16 1* HI laat tranaacud raady tale at the X daw of btulnMa on Uw Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previouj day 'i price* together with 1976 high and low, AdJusted for K-nptrifhti latuei INDUSTRIALS 1f77 UK Hl«k Lorn Coapaay Sab +«r1M 134 Aetna 138 unch
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      Stock options
      51 16 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. Inchcape (March $2.10) (0.13BO.15S): Nat Iron (March $2 80) (0.40 B): UOB (March $3.00) (0.05
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      117 16 4 3/4% 1/5/79 (250,000) 1100.538 100 68S) 5 1/4% 15/10/79 (250.000) (100 988 101 15S) i 3/4% l/t/78-80 (2S0.OOO) (101 .MB) 4 3/4% 15/9/80 (250.000) (99 358 99 SOS) 6 3/4% 1/12/80 (250.000) I I".* DOB) S% T F IS/4/81 (250.000) (101. SOB) 5% T F
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1494 16 nID and offer prices of- finally listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In I 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIAL* •imi (1 378) Aj(i»m«U (2 15B) (3) 2.15 AlMan ,llilß 1 03S)
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      Lock icon Duff Dev results
      60 16 KUALA LUMPUR: Duff Development announced a net profit of Mi 1.24. 24 million ($0.66 million) for the year ended August 31. Gross proceeds of sales was $23.66 million ($11.09 million). The company attributed its improved results to the substantial increases in commodities prices during the year despite
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Most active stock
        23 16 Pan EUctric g.OOO ShCWw J7.000 BH«MiUI 54.000 Slat* Darby 43.000 C S^iritlw ***** LOB 22X22 M Cf^it ***** GCaraala 28.000
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        36 16 Jan 9 Jan 10 B T Index Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Tins: S rubbers: 0.C.8.C: S.E.S. Ind: ***** 495.15 ***** ***** 424.05 ***** 171.69 171.38 183.77 164.08 140.28 139.65 420.62 422.15 ***** ***** 228.83 *****
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        28 16 -IBM Pub 'ahaacCmu JnHh H8 oni PUnt Lrmpaa "rim. i Ceramic* 392 182 184 240 440 388 232 207 18 13 12 11 10 +8 7 ♦7
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        24 16 eriunui Mil. CBC Harbour lit uafei Brsi eUnfor Dredf *N .*cks*m IrtroHldg. 735 1M MS 278 230 4»4 450 348 183 ISO -3
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        Hongkong
        376 16 HONOKONQ: The share market closed slightly weaker yesterday In slow trading with sentiment depressed by Wall Street's overnight setback on fears about higher US Interest rates, dealers said. Hongkong Bank and Jardine Matheaan both eased 10 cents to $16.80 and $11.10 respectively Hutchison Whampoa shed five to $3.55 as
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        Tokyo
        332 16 TOKYO: Share prices fell on profit-taking and liquidations in leading issues, reaching to last week's rapid rise, dealers said. The market average fell 26.24 to close at 4.968.49 with volume 240 million shares. The tokyo stock exchange index closed at 370.71, down 1.55 Export orientated electrlcals and cameras fell
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        Sydney
        324 16 SYDNEY: The market retreated yesterday on selling pressure except golds where Central Norseman rose 20 cents to AST 50. dealers said. The Sydney All-ordlnarles Index dropped 4.58 points to 467.13. Western Mining advanced une to $1.21. In weaker oils. Wood•ide dropped two to 82 cents with Ampol down three
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        New York
        184 17 I»*TEW YORK. Mon.— Stock prices plunged across the board for the fifth session in a row. reflecting mounting investor concern over rising interest rates. The sell-off began immediately after the opening bell, wi'.h investors responing to the Federal Reserve Board's decision announced late on Friday to lift the
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        Amsterdam
        61 17 AMSTERDAM Mon. Prices closed weaker following the sharp decline on Wall Street, dealers said However Houfovenx edged higher against the trend. Ebewhere. lower shares included those in the shipping Hector. with a three guilder loss for Van Ommerrn. AB.V. Robero and Pakho rd KLM and HriiM-km were ameng the
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        Zurich
        164 17 Mon.— The mar*J k« was mixed in light trading influenced by the iniettled currency situation lealen Mid Banks were Uttle changed apart from firmer Vaikabaok. nnanclal* cloaec steady Insurances pointed slightly higher except foi /urnrh Bearer and Vtmur Ltaon Krnatrred which fell In a rather quiet foreign lector, dollar
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        Indices
        293 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 491.7 Friday 497.3 Week Ago 475.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 784.56 Friday 793.49 Week Ago 836.11 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 68, to 681 Friday 68 J to 69 H.K. HANG SENG Monday 391.90 Friday 394.82 Week Ago 383 18 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 471.71 Monday
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      GOLD
      64 16 Menday Friday Melbourne (1) 148 40 148 55 London 171 008 IN MR 171 408 *****8 Zurich 170.008 1M 758 170.758 170 508 Paris 173 45 172.35 Tuesday Mtndar HongkOf* 172 SOB 166 308 172.708 IW6OS B'pora (2) 172.558 1«» »SB 173 431 170 528 Export prices In non-surlinif
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      COPPER
      32 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets) Wlrckar Spot buyers 1670 50 ***** 50). sellers f«7l (£*****). Three Momn buyers 1685 (£6*4 Soj. sellers £4*5 Jo (MM) Maiket tafie: Steadier.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      30 16 Rubber Jan 10. Singapore: Feb 201.50 cts. (up 2.25 CIS). Malaysia: Feb 203.25 cts (up 2.25 cts). Tin: $1,710 (up $20). Official offering: 238 tonnes p three tonnes).
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        TIN
        180 16 TiE Straits tin price jumped $20 to $1,710 per picul in penang yesterday on an official ofterlng up three tonnes to 238 tonnes. The overnight London market was very steady with forward buyers falling £35 to £6,310 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day rose £105 for Cash and
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        PRODUCE
        119 16 M CMa"o«. g^OAPORI NOON' CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Cscanuf Oil: Bulk jsj sellers. old drum S9O sellers, new drum $«9 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont »D 8 buyers. Pspswr: Muntok AST A white fob. 100* NLW $443 sellers. Sarawak white fob. 8«% NLW 5422t sellers. Sarawak special black
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        486 16 T OWER London adYj vices caused an easier opening In the Singapore rubber market yesterday, but the market recovered well and went ahead to close at the morning's best. Reserve of sellers, good demand of nearby positions together with some enquiry for April/June 1978. were steadying factors. Volume was
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        112 16 rxAILY SSR and SMR prices at noon yesterday: v Feb Mar ISR 30 (1 ton pallet) ISR SO (1 too pallet) M.K1.L.8. IMR SCV (1 ton pallet) MR SL (1 ton pallet) LMR 6 (1 ton pallet) (MR 10 (1 ton pallet) IMR 20 (1 ton pallet)
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      324 16 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (MaaafatV arfcaa tar Jaa II) TheCommerc* 1.71 1 88 The Saving Fund I.M 115 Spore Prog Fund O.U O.M 8 pore Security Fund 1.62 1.71 Spore lnveat Fund 102 I.M ASIA UNIT THUBT i.Maaaavn' pfiaaa hr Ju 11) Mai Invest Fund IN l»0 Mai Prog
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      1576 16 f>ID and offer prices officially D listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett Big
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      446 16 TRADING picked up alight- I ly in steady conditions on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. After a quiet start, in which prices tended to slide, sentiment changed for the better in the afternoon resulting in many shares recovering their early dipa to post moderate gains.
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      334 16 FAIRLY steady conditions prevailed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with Pahang I Consolidated continuing to j account for the bulk of the market's Interest. The share, was steadily marked up In the afternoon to finish eight cents up at Si .61 Volume was still at a
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      196 16 "THE US dollar opened low- i er at $2.3445/65 in the Singapore forex market yesterday, as dealers believe that despite the activation of the central bank swap network by US authorities, the dollar will remain weak until Congress approve the US energy bill. The market remained steady
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      160 16 Interbank rates at 3.00 p.m. CunencHl Nominal ralra Smithsonian Percentage quoted yesterday (cruaa) parity chance US dollar 2 3455 2.3465 2 8196 —16.81 Sterling pound 4.5016 4 5092 7.3469 —38.72 Hongkong dollar 50 85 50 92 50.51 +0 67 M'siaii dollar 98 83 98« i 100.00 1 17
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      210 16 ASIAN currency depo.it Inteibank ratts as at close on Jan 10. NOTE: These rates may differ .'lightly from those quoted by banks to their customer!. US Dollar* (Spot) Offer 11*1 7 days 7 1,8 7 1 mth 7 14 7 18 2 mths 7 3 8 7
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      41 16 RA>OE ™tM <•'•• count houa<« on Jan 10 Overnight 2 to Call dotoalt I clung 3"°"t(l rw hlll. 1/4 *v* a*nk 4 7/, 4 1/4 3-Monihi:. 57 16 5 5/16 6 Month CD 5 13/16 5 11/16 Saurat: HaUansl Olsaaunt c«.
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      37 16 Closing Interbank rates In Singapore dollars (or Jan 10. Offer Bid >ernlght i 1/2 2 14 1 mth 5 18 mths 5 l/» S 1/8 I mths b 516 S 3/18 So wee: Aslle? Prarcc.
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      22 16 Afut: > Bleags 7 EE&r SSsrIndonn.a 7 hartrrrd B.nk I j Cha.r Manhattan 7 J M, K< DM C)H 7
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      631 17 LONO suffering shareholders of Pahang Consolidated received a big and pleasant New Year surprise on Monday when the stock exchanges in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur restored trading in the company's shares after a suspension of more than 18 months. It came as an even bigger surprise
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      179 17 ELECTRICAL and Allied Industries has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that it Is unable to report any financial result for the half year ended Sept 30 1977 as a result of the fire last May which forced Its Petallng Jaya factory to cease operations. Although limited
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    56 17 Words cannot describe our loss tears cannot express our sorrows the things which we have to do each day remind us sadly of you. The cause of your tragic death we can never forget. You are sadly and painfully missed and never forgotten by dear wife and children.
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      622 17 An established local finance company (wholly-owned by a bank) invites applications for the post of: OFFICER-IN-CHARGE All applicants for this vacancy should: be prepared to be stationed at Taiping, Perak. •be MALE Malaysian citizens who are 28-35 years old. have at least 4 years' relevant experience at a supervisory level
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      1436 17 YEO HIAP BENQ (MALAYSIA) BERHAP v (Incorporated In Malaysia) I COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT ff»y The Directors are pleased to announce the following audited results for the year ended 30th September, 1977. HT7 fin Oroup Company Oroup Company (1000) (1000) Sales 43.558 36.948 31.812 25,746 Profit before taxation 5,069 4,090 1.686 1.385
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      955 17 CHASE CHASE invites applications from well-qualified Singapore Citizens for the positions of: CREDIT ANALYST OPERATIONS SUPERVISORS 1) CREDIT ANALYST He will analyse and evaluate existing loans and prospective lending situations. He will also assist lending officers in loan-marketing activities and administration of the loan portfolio. 2) OPERATIONS SUPERVISORS They will
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      673 18 ■■MUM It-mm-wai fUIIT CONTAINERISED 10 EUROPE EXPORTS Start PKtlwi Hm<| I'lwrw Rtwi LeHanre UiMtunMen < Bwn* It I Car*cwßn 21 1 30 1 HmSmtlvm, MM l«nb, 10/2 I HwttWf ItlKtu InMHn U/l 2t EIPtEJS CONVENTIONAL TO EUROPe I'wra P«««i|Pw riwt Sww H~-| HwwlHwi Ann EHußKtaam •wMw I V II sss
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      685 18 AUSTRALIA SERVICE TIMBER AND CONTAINERS P Ktlant Smfapore Ludinfltf: MATBREEZE 14 16 Jan 17/lllan BRIS STO MEL ADEL KTOTENMARU 22/24 Itn 25/26 lan ADEI MEL STO UNCWL A6ENTS OCEAN SHIPPINC I ENTERPRISES PTE LTD SINSAPORf TEL 22(1144 7 I *****70 X LUMPUR TEI 2W74 I ***** CONTAIPJER BOOKMC SENKEE INTI
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      1149 18 Vessd Arrives/ departs 5 00PM PONCE V-315 MN 17/11 lAN 16 GATEWAY CITY V-684 jan 24/25 j»n 23 POUNCE V-316 JAN3I/FEB 1 JAN 30 GATEWAY CITY V-685 feb 7/8 feb 6 DRY Rf FRtGEMTED CONTAINER SERVICE SAILING EVERY WEDNESDAY FOt PORTS IN USA CANADA. CARIBBEAN lAPAN KOREA TAIWAN HONG KONG.
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      913 18 JK *mm| Burra Fivt Star Shippinf Corpn. m BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" j 8" lOAOINC FO« RANCOOH Smppore B F S S C Agern m MMv.ia TEPS MALAYSIA Wa Port Keiang Tel 1381 7366 Perwig Tel 62U1 ***** ■F Compania Ar|tntina D* H TM^\> Navifadoßlnttrcontintntai S. A.C.I.F. I ICiW "ARGENTINE NATIONAL
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      1004 18 Orient Overseas GwtcJMeA Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SfRVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) j Spin KHanf So ion leHaire H bur| R 3am Antwerp H KONG CONTAINER BW 28/1 ?1/1 W '2 112 13 2 15? ORIENTAL CHIEF 3.2 4 2 23 2 25/2 27 2 13 S SEAS BRIDGE 14ft 12
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      996 19 coruittismp iuvict n n xmtiwhi k-i J ton Im «»imf tTwi dw 1 »ti hjwi 'i > iihiiih Mtiu 11 im in j in Hit I fit in fh> i MlLlll II 111 II IM 11 frl I] 'rt 14 Frl II f.l I In CtttlCM 111 II IM I
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      1422 19 Ben Ocean A tint f'rvx x i Ban Lirv\ Blue Thnnel Glen Lnr ,vxl NSMO 10 UR CONTINENT 'i.a Sail) "ni-c Eurooa phiontis 21 H IM I 1 Frt 4/ I Frt S Ma. Amt. H bo'l. Outlm. Tpncl llNiorit II 17 Frt 11/11 Fit I Mar l.sboft. la <ces,
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      1135 19 mmmm ben line I CONTAINERS mmmm LIMITED H SURr, 8 HAVEN ROAM HAVRE SOTON TO EIJtaPE S.nfaeon P. Kelanf C'.""r vM'l ■analul Irance All uK. KAMAKUU MARU 17 IM 14 JM 3 Frl pFtt I Frt HI FNI 1 Fit ■ENALOEI 11 jaa 71 Im 11 Fet 13 Frt II
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      1011 19 _R V^^^v I EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE VIA SUEZ I WESTBOUND TO MED/UK/ I CONTINENT/ SCANDINAVIA f Kea-; Cam 3 HDu't. 4) C twrl NiHOi SaiM 21 1 S 2 II 7 17 7 14 7 NEO OEIIMA 31 I IS 7 21' 7 77 7 21 2 'O»AMA it 2
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      761 19 THE BANK LINE LTD. LCAOS FDR E. S. AFRICA SPRINGIINI ft r on. Dv ban. E I p I P Keiarn 1121 Fet Sr 111! Fet FROM EAST I SO.'TN AFRICA FN IANiKOK. MANILI i SPIIHCIANK P. BJ P MUM IaPI 12 IM I I'NEIANX ,j',J';2 I LYKES ORIENT LINE
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      983 20 P^L in*- kawajaU n_TN KAItBA LTD. FRIT CMTMPBrKU SUtlCf T l HM~ CVU SIO) pore P Kelar l I Htnt H'&urf Brpmtn «"i_tW«WONt CINTtINfI IW It la. R Jai IMWMS H •IENIU CHIEF TW If* 4f_MFH J5 Ft* Frt 27 frt "it. SEAS NINE 14W I frt N frt 1
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      1291 20 E.C.-U.S./L/ATUUITIC/SULf SERVICE UCE-IK FU/ICI eOTIMEIS HM SW. KUMC KMK itadiH X' NttFtlK. NCW TOtK BALTIMaII. HEW OHEANS HOUSTON. CaiKISTON AMI OTHEI tUll PtITS VIA SUE! Traamit T.M Ptun Mi IM 14 lan S frmt' kIMJ "nm 'f*t KISHKA AOllri iO.u» Mlf) 22 24 laa 1121 IM KISHKA SHOIHA (NISA lISCII
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      1168 20 X^ NOL I 1 NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICES: ti twtPt nru vk.it Saort P. Kelani JT_»*toi HTwi Brna. Hi* N> CONTAINER! M Jaa Jl Jai 7 Ft. 11 Frt IJ Ftl II Frt ORIENTAL CHIEF 3 Ftl 4 Frt Jl Frt IS Frt Frt 27 Frt SEVEN
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      828 20 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPINC CORPORATION BCRHAD Ttl: H *****4. EXPRESS FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TC/FROM WED/CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA nn iouni P. Klinf Sport |l« ar«« SN-tunj fIC-rl SILAIBIA MM 75 1 Ml 2, 1 4/1 NINON 21/ I I 2 11/ 1 14/ 2 NED DtllMl 11/1 IV 1 I Till 2 TOVAMA 11/
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      831 20 ntn INTRASEA (PTI) LTD. HfE Faber House. 234£ Orchard Road. Singapore 9. Telephone: *****1 1/*****57. fVI SUMA LINE tJiLLj U_ lln^J COPENHAGEN EimiS SEMI CONTAIHH SBIVICI TO IUIIPE TIAHSIT SIRAITS UK CONTINENT 21 24 lATS S'pm P Ktla— P.na-f fda» N'tart ttti tltwto.t Mttf TPAOEI «71 ta.Nl* II 1.1 II
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      831 21 CLASSIFIED AT TOUR SERVICE /^N«Telephone Service:- tf U* r Jill Weekdays JH *Wm 8.30 a.m. 5.00 pm. v^ Saturdays <f*^ 8 30 a.m. 3.00 p m Public Holidays C.A.T.S. 9.00 a.m. 100 pm. |»3f^477| Counter Service Regular office hours An sa forte Service After office hours RAXES Per word 60
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      695 21 I FOR SALE I SHOPPING GUIDE NfW DESIGN u»VC Curtain Track Smooth. Noiseless, will not rust. Economical Merchandise fc Produce (Pt«) Ltd.. 5189. Oolden Mile Shopping Centre. Tel: *****36 MISCILLANtOUS HOUSEHOLD OOOOS aid equipment fur sale Expst leaving for US Contact 3728.'" or view at 42- D St Thomas Walk
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      601 21 J.A. michill transcription turntable for the Discriminating audtophlle Sound Systems Pte Ltd 045. H'.frh Street Centre m ONE UNIT COLCHESTER TRIUMPH 2000 LATHE 1151 15 Ins •wing by 50 Ins dls- tance between centres. TH IHP Motor. 18 spindle speeds ■lS 2000 RPM and C/W Telescopic tap<*r turning attachment Also
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      655 21 II EMPLOYMENT 1 I lipeiiwiir rmhri rhe Jittwwuy PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS applications for I (I) Operations Agent I (ll) Operations Agent II I c 5 years experience In airline operations and ramp functions Holder of driving licence I Able to type and operate I telex equipment I 0C I O'A'
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      742 21 INTERNATIONAL COMPANY IN Jurong requires Male Shipping/ Inventory Clerks. Must have completed secondary four and National Service, speaks fluent English and knows typing Willing to do outdoor work and possess Driving licence. Interested, please apply to S.T Box A ***** JOTUN MARINE COATINGS S PORE PTE LTD. urgently requires (1)
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      744 21 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE CLERK with Secondary School education, residing In Telok Blangah Ability to type and speak several dialects an advantage Apply to ST Box A ***** Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following position: Ckwfc/TypM Applicants must have passed OCE O' Level with credits In
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      818 21 EASTERN AGENCIES (S) PTE. LTD. has vacancy for VAN SALESMAN for cash selling of consumer products including Golden Churn Butter. Wescobce Honey 1 IXI. Jams. Shelltox. Kiwi Household Products. Woodward's Orlpewater. Optrex. Cussons. VOs Toiletries, etc Applicants should have some sales experience and possess a Class 111 Driving Licence 22
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      781 21 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES Representatives for overseas' local garments Salary negotiable, with commission Preferably contacts with departmental stores and shops Apply personally at Room 518. AfroAsia Building. 63. Robinson Road. Spore 1 A REWARDING JOB. Earn $150 $300- weekly American company needs 4 Sales )emonslralors Salary plus commission Interview
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      695 21 TRACTORS SINGAPORE LIMITED invitee applications for the poete of ELECTRICIAN Candidates should have working experience wltn AC /DC motors and generators and at leeat a working knowledge of high tenelon switchboards, suto-start-atop control panels. etc. They should also be able to carry out load bank tests, trouble-ehool end prepare reports.
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      724 22 II EMPLOYMENT erf aTf^a»*j*"a^piw JAPANESE COMPANY urgently requires experienced' reliable cook amah (stay-out) (no washing. Ironing) Singapore Citizen Age between 30-40 Speak some English Experience of Japanese dishes preferable Salary $280 00 plus bus fare Interested applicants, please call personally between 9.00 am 5 00 pm at 17-D. Balmoral Road
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      577 22 .^*«*»ja«v*»saaaa*aa»v*n*a*a»s*aw I M Bait l^^ fij CORONA MANUFACTURERS PTE LTD. An AHihate of SCM Corporation UM, PB~* p^^ 4. I I manufacturing electric typewriter! requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS If you ara 16 yean of ae> end above Having a minimum of Primary 6 Education (any medium I f PraparM to
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      617 22 II EMPLOYMENT |6 THE RIG BUILDER I |I invite* applications for the T T following positions J 0 (a) WELDERS I 1 (b) BURNERS GAS CUT- T t TERS 0 A (c) SHIPFITTERS V <cS> SHIPFITTER HELPERS V ti (a) MACHINIST HELPERS A T (I) PIPEFITTER HELPERS 0 (g) GRINOER/CHIPPERS
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      856 22 MALE TEMPORARY PAINTER able M to paint carefully and neatly reV quired for Ist shift [7 00 U 4) 4 13pm to paint all machinery I In plant tl{/- dally. Singapore I n i>iil.. Kxprrlenr.' I I below 55 years Free transport T provided Interviews with the (j Personnel Officer.
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      813 22 II EMPLOYMENT COOLING SYSTEMS FLEXIBLES PTE. LTD. 2*. Jalan Buroh. Singapore 22 i I is expanding and has the rollowl Ing vacancies I 1. MACHINE OPERATORS 1 I Primary 6 education and prererably completed National Service 2 SHEET METAL WORKERS I Having knowledge or arc and gas welding and with
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      653 22 EXPERIENCED NCR 42 Cashiers. Receptionists and Corfee House Waitresses Interested applicants, please call personally between 9 00 am— 5 00 p.m. or write stating telephone number to: Ambassador Hotel. 42/ 46, Meyer Road. Spore IS. FITZPATRICKS FOOD SUPPLIES (F.E.) LIMITED invites applications for the potts of:(1) CASHIER/ SALESGIRLS with Secondary
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      522 22 II EMPLOYMENT Wanted Laundry Supervtaor Van Driver Bottermen famali Clerk SSS-C. Macpheraon Read CHINESE FEMALE NURSE required ror Clinic in Ang Mo Klo Apply w'th non-returnable photograph and contact telephone number to S.T Box A ***** SECURITY GUARDS Prererence to those with ex- perlence Intereeted candldataa pleeae call I paraonally
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      568 22 Wanted by large Eurepeea tuns Mure manufacturer* DESPATCH RIDER with valid Class II driving licence Must be able to speak English Apply personally during office hours to DIETHELM SCANSTYLE SPORE PTE LTD 19 Jurong Port Road Singapore 22 ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL 321. Joe Chlet Place. 1 Singapore IS. Tel: 44*71*8
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      1980 22 111 VEHICLES I BOATS PEUGEOT 404 KSS model Highest offer secures Interested please contact Mr Peh tel rj *****0 1(71 DATSUN PICKUP 1300 cc Highest ofrer secures View at r 125 Desker Road or phone *****5/ *****6 IS7S VOLVO (144) alr-cond Radio/Cassette In good condition $23,500 o no. Contact *****94'
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      571 23 111 VEHICLES 10ATS OUAN HtNO TRADING (»TE) LTD M. Albert Street. S pore 7 Ter tSS*Wlll*Ta/IMOO3 Alter eMce hewre: Orel Cfceew Well UINM A*? Teek Law 4SISSM We pay good price for scrap cars j and secondhand vehicles >«)cc -***** 1001 I*oo c c -S2MD I*ol 2000 c c $3300
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      645 23 GENUINE BUYER UROENTLV re M.itlonwafon or tagon Appolnl- *****09 between 8 30 i 30 p m Daphne GENUINE BUYER REOUIRES above 1000 c c 2000 cc. usedscrap cars Tel *****03 Vincent REASONABLE CONDITION CARS between 1000 2000 c c required fur personal use Telephone *****47 HIGH PRICE OFFERED fur all
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      661 23 |IV ACCOMMODATION PWOPEKTIES NEW MODERN HOUSE near Ja panese School, tastefully fur nished. dining, sitting bedrooms, alrcondltloned. As! Ins for $1,200 o no For vlewln call *****87 or *****08 COSY SINOLE-STOREY BUNO4 LOW with central alrcorjd. ol Dunearn Road 3 bedrooms, ser vant's fully carpeted flooring $1,400 Contact *****3 NEWLY
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      864 23 DIST 10 ROBIN ROAD Flat fully furnished. 3 bedrooms. separate servant's Monthly ren- 1 tal: $1,200 Available Ist C February Contact *****6 MICHEL APARTMENT TANGLIN j- district ne» furnishings, lux- unous. aircondllloned2-bedroom flats All modern conveniences Spore ***** DKT. BEHIND HYATT Hotel 23E Jalan Jin tan Blk C 6th floor
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      791 23 IV ACCOMMODATION J» PROPERTIES DIST 13 NO. Vaughan Road. One room, one hall, kitchen atI tached Unfurnished Contact: *****22 DIST. 1$ LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED rooms All amenities, free parking R-ntal $180 $220 Tel *****6. Alice. ROOMS FOR FOREIGN students at dlst 15 Meals provided, laundry arrangeable Call *****37 DISTRICT 9 FURNISHED
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      516 23 JO UuE v (u#r a JW B afV* B s Jr**aV ■eW^klMI QrAJfJ WE HAVE A NUMBER OF INDUSTRIAL SITES AVAILABLE FOR SALE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Hlllvlew Avenue Approx si acres (w $16 50 psf Freehold, approved for light industry Upper Thomson Road Areas from 2. 090 sq m
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      674 23 |IV ACCOMMODATION A PtOPEWT.ES JONES UNG=| OFFICE SUITE AT SIN CHEW I JIT POH BUILDING OUT SIOE RESTRICTED ZONE We have instructions to seek assignee for the 7th Floor office suite, area approx 96 9 sq in and fitted with 4 executive rooms and a large general Rental $1.60 psf/
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      734 23 |^^tl nig uely^^B designed Bungalo>S Sixth Avenue, Singapore 10 Onl) one of Ms kind Scaring completion 2 *torc\. ulira-modcrn MM Vtnh luvurio^ tini-h to *atiNl\ the miw uVu'mingUtic lor living Area O««i IMWO >v. It Jllin lot m«it Jtfjili MIIIIN HIIV. Ce.Pie.Llel IkrSalr^ I Hnm-Mcpi Iri No JT»JJS IraiUWOllrMlJ (XW-car-l
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      980 23 IV ACCOMMODATION 1 PROPERTIES f&£r High Class t^tity Maisonnettes ftillittojj for immediate occupation No restriction to foreign, buyers Outskirts of CBD Orchard Road e**B Best Lucrative Properly Investment Ultra modern -"no maiestic Oattoot 4 spacious Bedrooms ejali Bathrooms att A large servant s Room E«cenent Workmanship anrj quality materials Fully
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      605 24 V SERVICES ft BUSINESS NATIONWIDE SERVICES nr'nTunn Tr.,cl.- m BalM and RENTAL. SERVICE. REP' rmlnllng for fridge Alr-condl-Woner Cooker, Washing Machine Holland Refrlger*.serangoon Oarden Way. *OW<22 SS REFRIOf RATION SPECIALIST In Repair. Re-spravlng of RefrtC retort. Alrcons plus Television alntenance and Installation Contact *****6 *****6 fREJH AIRCONOITIONINO ENTERPRISE Offers Aetna.
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      767 24 |,_n, terrene SI.JSS/-4-rm terrene M-** o S-m, Mrrauo SI.SSS/Wide range ol b**i*»»l <" I S"«mm marblea. lerratso. flooring Woe, etc. SPECIAL OFFER ptue FREE GIFTS LAM WEE CONST (PTE) LTD 275 2nd Fl.. People* Perk Centre T*l *****/ »127» H.D.B. Llcane*: ST 1212 »y (no Dapoew Rebuked) BRIGHT PLAZA INTERIOR
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      676 24 V SERVICES BUSINESS »T YOUR PLACE Beauty Services Well-trained' experienced masseuse/ masseur Tel ***** 11am 10pm Special conresslon for the sick/ pregnant/ post-natal ladles (9a. m 12 Appointments only lALI HEALTH CENTRE. Feel like a •efreshing sauna-bath or Invl■oratlng massage by charming md experience girls Visit us at Ist floor
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      426 24 ORCHARD VISITING MASSAGE Service provides excellent massage by young qualified masaeuses For appointment call *****3 MOLLY'S CHARMING. ATTRACTIVE, Experience Masseuses offer excellent relaxing massage Tel *****41 *****2 (10 35 am onwards) CALL MICHELLE FOR a most relaxing massage by our young I attractive masseuses/ masseurs Appointment *****12 TRY LIZA SISI7S/
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      376 24 VI EDUCATION TRAINING PART-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE You can now take a part-time evenings only, private secretarial course at Singapore's elite Private Secretarial School l Our next one year part time course starts st FEBRUARY 1978 Call our Principal tor further information tockay International Training Centre Suprwn* Horn*. B *n*ne
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      675 24 School o4 Elocfrcntci TrsinlfiQ RADIO SERVIC'NO (BIO) Mon Wed Frl 6 45pm Commencing 11th Jan 7S Mon/ Wed/ Frl 8 30 pm Commencing ISth Jen 71 Frl 7pm 10pm Sun 6 30 9 30pm Commencing 15th Jan TS TRANSISTOR RADIO Mon/ Wed/ Frl 6.45pm Commencing IS*K Jan 71 COLOR TV
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      111 25 MR. CROSBY SIU-lEN CHOO. (Huaband ol the late Lily Llm Ta, Sah) Called home to rest In the arms of the Lord on 10 1 78 at 7.20 a m leaving behind Sona: Novano Chin Kirn Perlberg Chin Slang Daughter* In-law: Ouan Slew Juan Wah Grand daughters: Charity
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      91 25 DEPARTED 1/1/71 You have been with us since days of yore You have suddenly departed to another shore Many a happy hour we have shared together Will never be rendered asunder So long dearest friend but never goodbye We extend our deep eat condolence lo RUBY and daughter
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      28 25 Thanks all friends, relatives for their 1 kind attendance, condolences, donations ft wreaths during their recent L bereavement. I The Family of the late MR. LIM TECK SWEE
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      140 Acknowledgements
      47 25 140 Acknowledgements The lemlly ol the late MR KANQ SIOW SONG sincerely thanks retattvae, friend*, neighbour, and colleague* lor their attendance, condolence*, wreathe. •croilt and aaalatance generouely rendered during their recent bereavement. THE SERVICES RENDERED BY THE DOCTORS AND STAFF OF WARD 4. SQH. ARE MOST APPRECIATED
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      45 25 ?^^^^^™'"^^M'g^ In memory ol Gerald Goh Chee Beng A friend .ken from v, We share his loved ones' sorrowand anguish at the cruelty of the world his friends In memory of Oerald Ooh Chee 8,., ii one week ago (4 1 *****
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      IN LOVING MEMORY
      41 25 five years today we had to part ™Bgtf g >*"> A longing sigh, and silent tears for one we love so very dear Sadly mle**d but alwaya remembered wile Glm, children Irene Timothy ■^*^Ba^Ba^B*^*^*^*^*_*_ ICHUA HUA JOO DIED 11.1.73
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      Officials sealing up all margosa oil stocks
      242 26 Officials sealing up all margosa oil stocks KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —City Hall health Officers are sealing up stocks of margosa oil In ■hops here since five babies became seriously 111 after using it. City Hall's chief health officer Dr. Rosman Kass ■aid the Selangor Health Department has also indicated they
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      74 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Lt.-Oen Mohamed Ohaxali Beth. Chief of Armed Forces Staff, said today Joint ThaJMaJ»yii»n operations had succeeded In suppressing communist guerillas along their border "but this does not mean that we can afford to be complacent" "In (act. we will be stepping
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      MAS air crash death certs
      53 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Director-Genera] of National Registration, Datuk Abdul Aziz bin Hussein, has Issued death certificates In respect of all victims of the MAS air crash In south-west Jofiore on Dec 4 last year. The police are In charge of delivering the certificates to
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      Trial by jury 'unsuitable for arms offences'
      345 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday rpHE Law Minister and Attorney-General, Datuk Seri Hamzah, said today that Jury trials for crimes involving firearms were foupd to be inappropriate as they were perpetrated by well-organised, ruthless secret terror groups. r——^^^^m^MM A humble member of a lury, he
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      ISA cases: A-G rebuts charges by lawyers
      929 26 K. LUMPUR. Tuaa. T»HE Law Minister 1 and Attorney-Gen-eral, Datuk Seri Hamzah Abu Samah, yesterday rejected allegations by lawyers that the Essential (Security Cases* (Amendment) Regulations, 1975 benefited only the prosecution and did not give justice to the accused. He said the country's
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      Penicillin jab death case: Appeal dismissed
      250 26 Penicillin jab death case: Appeal dismissed KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. i The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed today an appeal by a widow and h»-r daughter against a pr! 'ate medical practitioner, Dr. Foo Lum Choon, whose alleged negligent act caused the death of the widow's husband, Mun Wing Fatt. Dr.
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      93 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. I The Home Art airs 1 Minister. Tan Sri OhazaU Shane, said today Asean could not have an I arrangement Jointly opposing subversive activities, communism and drug abuse because this might be regarded as a defence pact Asean did no:
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      281 26 KUALA LUMPUB, Tnes. Actress Ursula Andress is In town for the filming of The Mountain of the Jungle, an Italian production. In the film, Ursula (who is seen here dressed for location shooting at Batu Caves, about 10 km from the city) plays
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      30 26 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. Customs believed they have cut oil a major samsu supply source with the smashing of a distillery at Batu Kawan, 48 km from here, yesterday.
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      131 26 resume ITU ALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. British and Malaysian officials are expected to resume talks soon on the Malaysian ban which has stopped the new Concorde supersonic air service between Loncion and Singapore. A spokesman for the British High Commission said today the date for the
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      628 27 /mw^i URBAN [I REDEVELOPMENT \^*3l AUTHORITY The Urban Redevelopment Authority engaged in the redevelopment of the Central Area invites application to fill the following position MECHANICAL ENGINEER Mm Responsible for all mechanical contracts, design, supervision and testing of mechonical installationi, testing of oir-conditioning pumps, lifts ond escalators installations in the
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      Lock icon LEEDS GROUND TO BE CLOSED ?
      189 28 LEEDS GROUND TO BE CLOSED T ONDON, Tues.— Leeds U United, the English Football League First Division club, could have their ground closed as a result of last Saturday's crowd invasion during their Football Association Cup third round tie against Manchester City. Professor Sir Harold Thompson, chairman of the Football
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      511 28 LONDON, Tuesday PP I RST DIVISION leaders, Nottingham Forest, and Manchester City, two of the four sides rated as joint favourites for the English Football Association (F.A.) Cup, were drawn together yesterday in a fascinating fourth-round tie. City, who won a controversial third round tie
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      367 28 LONDON, Tues. Another split within the badminton world is in the offing with the announcement today of plans to try and form a professional circuit for Europe's leading players next season. John Joiner, secretary of the Badminton Players' Association (BPA>. sad the leading players agreed at a
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      Lock icon Exit for South Africans
      90 28 Exit for South Africans HOLLYWOOD. Tues. All hree South A.rican players lost their first-round matches when the US$lOO,OOO ($234,000) Virginia Slims women's tennis championship opened here. In yesterday's first match. Zenda Lless. 18. of the United States, beat 19-year-old South African Marise Kmger, 7-5. 6-7, 6-3. Next to fall was
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      312 28 WORLD SPORTS IN BRIEF /X>LOGNE, Tues.—Offl\J clals of West German soccer First Division leaders PC Cologne said yesterday they had reached terms with Belgian striker Roger van 000 l on a contract which will keep him with the club until 1982. Van 0001, 27. Joined Cologne from PC Bruges In
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      289 28 PRTH, Tues. The star-studded West Indies team enhanced their reputation as the world's best In limitedovers cricket by annihilating the World Eleven in a one-day World Series International Cup match at Gloucester Park yesterday. The fearsome flveprong West Indian speed attack routed the World Eleven
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      211 28 We were caught napping says Simpson SYDNEY, Tues Test skipper, Bob Simpson, admitted today that the Australians had been caught napping by the nature of the wickets lr. Melbourne and Sydney for the third and fourth Tests against India. Simpson underlined the fact that both wickets had taken spin much
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      74 28 ¥>/" HAWALPUR, Tues •O England's cricketenrs contented t hem s c 1 yes with some leisurely batting practice on the second day of their three-day match against a Punjab XI here today. Brian Rose and Derek Randall, both badly in need of runs, shared an opening
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      Navada Diamond shows good form in trial
      472 28 TPOH, Tues. 1 Trainer 'Tommy 1 Noordln's horses, Navada Diamond (Lester Chew) and So What II (Larry Olsen), showed good form in a trial in good going here today. The i stablemates broke into a gallop after passing the 800 m mark and
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      Bukit Timah entries
      1278 28 A TOTAL of 45 horses has been entered lor the 1200 m Lion City Cup at Burnt Tlmah on Jan 29. The horses are Aggressor. Batik, Blue Star, Brave Panther, Flglio Rlcco. Full of Fun 11, Gentle Jim. Gentleman Agreement, Golden Way Gracelul Stride, Guardian Saint, Hi
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    243 29 Marcos may put back elections MANILA. Turn ELECTIONS to the first Philippine Parliament under martial law, proposed to be held in April or May. may be delayed until later this year. President Ferdinand Marcos said today. Mr. Marcos, who was addressing a convention here of customs collectors, gave no reasons
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    Pact signed
    27 29 TOKYO. Tue». ChllU and Vietnam signed a mutual supply of good; and payments apieement for 1978 in Peking today, the official Hslnhua newsagency reported. AT.
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    Lock icon Japan confident of 7pc growth
    209 29 JAPAN shrugged off American doubts over its official economic growth target of seven per cent in fiscal 1978 on the second day of expert-level trade talks here today. Japanese Deputy Finance Minister for International Affairs Michiya Matsukawa told deputy US presidential special trade representative Alan
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    Lock icon Snow havoc
    43 29 CHICAGO. Tues. Nearbhzxard snow stranded thousands of motorists and air travellers In the midwest and northeast United States today and utility companies appealed for sharp cutbaciu in power usage to combat cold weather reminiscent of the harsh winter of 1878-77. UPI.
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    32 29 Late CLASSIFIED FUNERAL The corttgt of MM. w I. mal PON will Irsvt Black 23 H Gloucester Road TODAY at 12 noon for Lafly of L^urdes Church thence to Mt. Verooo Crematortum.
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    81 29 YOUNG WAR VICTIMS A VIETNAMESE git\ feeds her wounded brother alter they reportedly survived a Cambodian attack in an area in the frontier province of Tay Ninh. The picture was taken by a foreign correspondent who was visiting; the region when the Cambodian attack began. The date was not reported.
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    103 29 REDS KILL SERGEANT IN RAID BANGKOK, Tues. A police sergeant was killed and five others seriously injured when communist insurgents attacked a special action force base in southern Thailand on Sunday, delayed reports said today. An estimated 40 communist insurgents attacked the base in Bar. Na Sa district of Surat
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    LONDON STOCKS
    647 29 LONDON Tues Prices cloaed lower after a mostly easier session dealers said Oovernment stocks were still affected by the announcement of a new long tap stock while leading industrials were mostly easier In little Interest At 3 p m the Financial Times index was down 6.5 at 485
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    76 29 NICO6IA. Tues. The Shah of Iran and King Khaled of Saudi Arabia reached i agreement on all points dls- cussed during their talks today In the Saudi capital of Riyadh, the state-run Riyadh Radio reported. The radio quoted Saudi Foreign Minister Saud Al Faisal, who also attended the
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