The Straits Times, 15 March 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    180,000 UP...
    108 1 THE STRAITS TIMES sold a record 180,72:1 copies per issue last month breaking the 180,000 mark for the first time in its history. The February average was 11.018 copies more than the 169,705 average sales for the corresponding month of 1!)77 and almost 100.000 more than the 83,016
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    Lock icon No contest to Malik as V-P
    343 1 JAKARTA, Tuesday THE election of former Foreign Minister Adam Malik as Indonesia's Vice President seemed certain to he unopposed after the Muslim party announced today that it did not intend to nominate an alternative candidate. The party, the strictly Islamicoriented United Development Party (PPP),
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    Lock icon Flights over Laos soon?
    61 1 BANGKOK. Tues. A Pan American Woild Airways executive Just returned from negotiations In Laos said toaay he was confident the US airline would be flying over Laos and Vietnam before too long. Mr. John Krimsky. Pan Am's vice-president for federal affairs in Washington, said he had
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    Lock icon Plea to take refugees
    42 1 CANBERRA. Tues. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Mr. Paul Hartling. today urged the United States and Australia to take In more refugees from Indochina. Mr Hartling was In Australia for talks with Australian Government officials UPI.
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    Lock icon ALL FREED IN RESCUE OPS
    798 1 Dutch marines storm building ASSEN (Holland), Tuesday FACED with "clear evidence 1 that a bloodbath was about to begin, Dutch marines stormed a government building today and rescued 70 hostages held by Moluccan extremists. A government spokesman said no lives were lost in the lightning
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    2 sections
    16 1 TODAYS Straits Times is 38 pages in two sections. Make sure you get both.
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    42 1 NEW YORK. Tues Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock. Excluinge: 30 Indus *****. off 4.42; 20 transp 201 89, up 049; 15 utils 106.12. off 0.31; 65 stocks 265.02, off 0.83. UPI.
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    Lock icon Deal that could give Reds Cabinet posts
    492 1 PARIS. Tuos. PRANCE'S feuding r Leftists, trying to negotiate a narrow primary victory into a legislative majority, have signed a compromise that could give the communists almost half the Cabinet posts if the Left wins the run-off election on Sunday. The Leftist leaders
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    'Our best investment'
    468 1 SINGAPORE'S best investment for the future is in the batch of scholars sent annually to study at universities abroad or here, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew told a hushed Parliament yes terday. And the government's intention is to Increase the number of scholarships, not reduce it. The Prime
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    Day Harun wore a wig
    167 1 K. LUMPUR. Tues THE convicted former Selangor Mentri Besar, Datuk Harun Idrls wore a wig on the way to give himself up on the morning of March 1 to begin a six-year jail sentence for corruption, forgery and fraud. This was disclosed in the Federal
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    Lock icon U.S. DOLLAR TAKES ANOTHER PLUNGE
    432 1 WASH INGTON, TT Tues. Joint moves by the United States and West Germany to shore up the dollar failed to stop the slide of the US currency on most foreign exchanges today. It plunged to a record low of 233.00 yen on the Tokyo foreign
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    Lock icon LATEST Prison riot: 44 Killed
    79 1 BUENOS AIRES Tues. Inmates at Argentina's biggest prison rioted today, and 44 people were killed before guards and police could crash the outbreak, police sources said. Another 3» people were seriously injured, most of them from burns suffered when fires broke out inside the Villa
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      99 1 DIALYSIS: DOCTORS HAVE TO PLAY GOD Page 12 JAPAN team buys $4.4 bil of US Roods 2 PHILIPPINES, China sign science accord 3 BROWN hit for plan to limit Navy role 4 CAL jet guard: I only fired one shot 5 Highrise living for pigs too costly Page 6 TIMELY
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      Lock icon LEFTISTS STAND TOGETHER
      51 2 COMMUNIST Party leader Georges Marchais (left) reaching: out to shake hands with Socialist leader Francois Mitterand and Radical Party leader Robert Fabre (right) in Paris on Monday. They had just reached agreement to pool voting strength for next Sunday's run off parliamentary elections despite continuing differences. AP
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      Lock icon Zambia wants compensation
      57 2 LUSAKA, Tues. ZamWan Prime Minister Mainsa Chona looks to Britain to compensate all the losses Zambia suffered from repeated "acts of wanton aggression by Rhodesia." The Zambia Dally Mail today quoted him saying the British Government could not escape responsibility for Rhodesia and for the unprovoked attacks
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      Lock icon JAPAN TEAM BUYS $4.4b OF U.S. GOODS
      448 2 JAPAN TEAM BUYS $4.4 b OF U.S. GOODS 'First results of trade accord* WASHINGTON, Tuesday TOP-level Japanese trade mission to the United States has ordered about US$l.9 billion (554.39 billion) of goods from American producers in the last 10 days, a spokesman for the group said yesterday. Mr. Yosholzo Ikeda.
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      Lock icon Bolivia hits out at tin sale plan
      291 2 LA PAZ, Tues ANTI American feeling snowballed here yesterday with government officials and trade union leaders describing US plans to sell 45,000 tonnes of its stockpiled tin as economic aggression. A communiaue Issued after a meeting of officials of the stateowned mining industry
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      Lock icon Jakarta opening two new areas for exploration
      191 2 JAKARTA, Turs—lndonesia is opening two new working areas In Central Sumatra for foreign investment in hydrocarbon exploration and production, Pertamlna, State Oil Company announced last night Pertamlna uploration director Trisulo ■aid in a statement Issued by the national development information office that the
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      Lock icon 'Aquino aided NPA' claim
      66 2 MANILA, Tues. A captured guerilla leader has alleged that detained former senator Berugiio Aquino had aided wounded guerillas of the underground New people's Army <NPA> m l»7l. military sources said today. They said Hermogenes Pagsollngan alias Commander Qulnes nude the allegation In an Interview with Bng.-Oen.
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      Lock icon Khmer border villages plan
      63 2 BANGKOK, TIMS. The Cambodian Government plans to build villages along the Vietnamese border to nil "vacuums" and avoid new a«rres<lori. R»<Mo Phnocn Penh said yesterday. In' 1U morning broadcast, It said once the revolutionary troops and th* Cambodian people have fully assured our country's defence, the
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      Lock icon Ribicoff raps Begin's Mid-East policies
      156 2 NEW YORK. Tues. A leading United States senator, known for his friendly views towards Israel, yesterday criticised Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begln's Middle East policies and the support given them by the so-called pro-Israeli lobby in the In an Interview published in the Wall Street
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      'Stop using $ for oil'
      59 2 'Stop using for oil' BAGHDAD. TUea. Iraqi Oil Minister Tiyeh Abdul-Kju-lm has called far the replacement of the dollar aa a basis for calculating oil prices. Mr. Abdul-Karlm said Uat night the constant decline In the dollar value was part ol an International plan to revive the economies of the
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      Lock icon Japan visit
      36 2 TOKYO, Tues. Bangladesh President Zlaur Rahman will make a state visit to Japan from April 5 to 9. during which he Is expected to discuss Increased economic cooperation, the Foreign Ministry said today— Reuter
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      Lock icon A lollipop and books in hijacker's bomb bag
      252 2 DENVER (Colorado), Tues. A hijacker seized a Boeing 727 airliner and held three of Its crew captive for nearly five hours by passing off a lollipop, a newspaper and books In a flight bag as a bomb. The man commandeered the United
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      Lock icon 'Nixon officials failed to act on Korea bribes'
      132 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. US Senator Lowell Weicker said yesterday that top Nixon Administration officials Including Dr. Henry Kissinger failed to act on "massive evidence" that South Koreans were bribing senators and House of Representatives members. "The bribers were known," the Connecticut Republican told
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      Lock icon Philippines, China sign science accord
      421 3 MANILA, Tues. rjHINA and the Philippines today signed a scientific and technological cooperation agreement under which they will exchange information and experts, and provide each other with training facilities. The agreement was signed aboard the Presidential yacht cruising In Manila Bay on the third of
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      Lock icon Resolution on Rhodesia faces veto by West
      236 3 UNITED NATIONS, U Tues.— The Security Council today faced the possibility of a veto on a non-aligned resolution declaring any internal Rhodeslan settlement to be illegal and unacceptable and calling on all states to deny It recognition. Informed sources said if the draft
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      Lock icon Socialist team to meet Hua for talks
      103 3 TOKYO, Tues. The Japan Socialist Party will send a seven-man mission, led by its new chairman Ichlo Asukata. to China en March 22 for talks with Chinese leaders on a wide range of topics Including the proposed Japan -C hi n a peace
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      Lock icon Thief's wrestling bout
      91 3 TOKYO, Tues.— A suspected burglar was caught hiding In the quarters of Kltanouml, a grand champion of Japanese sumo wrestling, last night and was wrestled down by the champion's aide, police in Osako said. Police said Junior sumo wrestler Masuhlryu, who weighs 105 kilograms and is 1.8
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      Lock icon INDONESIAN PARTY: CHINA TIES NOT NECESSARY
      243 3 JAKARTA, Tues. Only four days after President Suharto announced that Indonesia was working towards restoration of diplomatic ties with China, the Muslim United Development Party today brusquely said it (normalisation of ties) was not necessary. A member of the party's executive board. Mr. Amln
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      Chinese expert on need to import technology
      186 3 HONGKONG. Tues.China must buy advanced equipment and technology from abroad In order to achieve modernisation goals set by the new leadership, according to Mr. Chlen San-chlang, the father of China's atomic bomb. The country has a "good strong foundation" In science and technology
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      Lock icon India, China 'brothers'
      60 3 NEW DELHI. Tue». The leaver of a visiting Chinese goodwill delegation said here yesterday the quarrel between India and China was temporary but their friendship was eternal. The delegation's leader, Mr. Wang Ping-nan told Indian members of Parliament: "Our two great nations are friends as well as
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      Korea defence
      42 3 6EOUL, Tues. Deputy Secretary of Defence Charles Duncan Jr. said today the United States belle-^s it can defend South Korea In a conventional way without renortlng to nuclear weapons If a new war breaks out on the Korean peninsula.— TJPl.
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      'Mao's son battled beside Russians'
      133 3 HONGKONG, Tues.— Mao An-yint, eldest ton of the late Chinese Communist Party ahairmajn M*o Tse-tang, had foujht beside Soviet troops In defending Lenlngr.'id during World War Two. a Hongkong communist newspaper reported today. The Chinese language Wen Wei Po said young Mao. who was killed
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      Lock icon Bhutto ordered to pay $713,000 duty
      197 3 RAWALPINDI. Tues. Pakistan has acted to recover from former Prime Minister Zulnkar AH Bhutto over 3.2 million rupees <*****.000) which he Is alleged to have evaded in Customs duty, the Associated Press of Pakistan news agency said. It added that a cash penalty had
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      46 3 r TM Tomorrow at 8 pm 1 An Introductory lecture on the TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION program as taught by Maharlshl Mahesh Yogi Speaker: Mr Anthony Hall. B A Regional Engllah Language Centre 30 Orange Orove Road. Singapore 10 Conference Rm. C. Ist fir All "••«>■»• -no charge for
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      Burma now a military 'black zone'
      202 4 BANGKOK. Tues.— Increasing Insurgent attacks have damaged Burma's largest hydroelectric project and forced the government to bar all overland tourist travel, sources arriving from Rangoon said today. Travellers said the insurgents set off explosives at the Lawplta hydro-electric dam south of Inlae Lake, blacking
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      Lock icon Libya aid for Jordan again
      44 4 AMMAN. Tues. Libya lx expected to resume financial aid to Jordan, stopped In 1971 following an Invitation to Jordanian Prime Minister Mudar Badran to visit Tripoli, a well-Informed source said yesterday. Libya resumed relations with Jordan In 1976. AFP.
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      Lock icon BROWN HIT FOR PLAN TO LIMIT NAVY ROLE
      494 4 WASHINGTON, Tues THE US Navy, in strongly worded criticism of Defence Secretary Har o Id Brown's policies, has said that administration is undertaking a fundamental change in national strategy that concedes the Norwegian Sea lo the Soviet Union and places the Mcdi
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      Lock icon Fukuda to call for snap polls in May?
      254 4 ■TOKYO, Tues. The •I leader of Japan's largest opposition party said today he expects Prime M nister Takeo Fukuda to dissolve the Lower House of Parliament in May and call a general election. Mr. Ichlo Asukata, newly-elected chairman of the Japan Socialist
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      Lock icon Fuel train for Narita Airport hits truck
      220 4 NARITA, Tuesday A GOODS train carrying Jet fuel for Tokyo's controversial new airport yesterday collided with a truck apparently abandoned on a level crossing by leftwing extremists, but the train sustained little damage, police said. Police were hunting (or two men who were
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      Lock icon Lockout threat
      36 4 BONN, Tue». Newspaper publishers said ywterday they will hit back against selective printers' strikes with a nationwide lockout that could shut down more than 90 per cent of the country's newspapers from today. AP.
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      Lock icon CABBIE'S HAIRY PROBLEM
      78 4 rKYO, Tues— A Japanese taxi-driver whose company ordered him to shave off bis moustache and took him off driving duties when he refused yesterday sued for compensation in a local court here. Yoshifusa TakeUhl, 32, said his company felt the moustache was distasteful to passe nttn. The
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      Lock icon CAL jet guard: I only fired one shot
      412 5 HK police have 'open mind' on motive TAIPEH. Tues. SECURITY guard on a Taiwanese jetliner who shot dead the flight engineer in a cockpit scuffle over Hongkong, said here last night that he fired only one pistol shot- The security guard. Mr.
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      Lock icon Jakarta to break with tradition?
      246 5 JAKARTA. Tues TRACTIONS in the 1 920-member Indonesian National Congress were today preparing to cast away the principle of decision by consensus and introduce voting if necessary to overcome remaining obstacles, faction members said today. The step, If taken, would mean a break in the
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      Lock icon Tokyo trade teams to visit Asean
      130 5 rKYO, Tues. Two separate Japanese business missions will visit the Asean member nations shortly. It was announced here todar. A spokesman for the Tokyo based South east Asian Promotion Centre for trade, investment and tourism (Seapcentre) said one of the missions to be made
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      Lock icon 'Quotas held in reserve'
      63 5 WELLJNGTON. Tues. Ntw Zealand Is holding in reserve most of the fisheries quotas In Its 320-km sone It would like to allocate to Japan, the Minister of Traoe and Industry. Mr. Lancr Adams-Schneider, said today. But these could not be held in reserve for very long,
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      Lock icon C-MART WARNS JAPAN TO CUT ITS SURPLUS
      232 5 TOKYO, Tuesday A TOP European Common Market official warned today the world's open trading system could break down unless Japan agrees to cut its huge trade surplus with the EEC durine bilateral talks beginning here tomorrow. Sir Roy Denman, the EEC Commission's direc-tor-general
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      Lock icon Talks put off
      33 5 TEHERAN. Tues. Talks between representatives ol the National Iranian Oil Company (N1OC) and a Western consortium which markets Iranian oil broke on for one month today because of holidays. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 4-hour strike
      46 5 VALENCIA (Spain). Tues. Workers of American Ford Motors struck for four hours today as the company prwldent. Mr. Henry Ford, arrived to visit the firm's factory at Almusafe* naar Valencia. They were demanding more pay and tbe reinstatement of S6 colleagues sacked recently. Reuter.
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      Carter appeal
      35 5 WASHINGTON. Tvm. The Carter administration called on the Soviet Union yesterday to make sure Ethiopia carries out Its promise not to Invade Somalia. whose regular forces are withdrawing from the Ovaden region. UPL
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      136 5 CONGRATULATIONS to KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN on the official opening of their 6th RESTAURANT at 16 MUARRY STREET (Behind Metropole Theatre) from SOON LEE CONSTRUCTION General Building Contractor A Interior Decorator 45. Scott* Road. Singapore, 9. Tel: *****43 »yi ■^■wwiiiimniJ.i' ■m- m J CONGRATULATIONS to KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN on the official
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    Merchant wins kelong 'owner' claim
    272 6 MERCHANT Tan Khlan Poon. of Nallur Road, has won his claim in the High Court for an order declaring him tc be "the beneficial and lawful owner" of a ke'.o n g, known officially as Keluns E-46. off Changl Point Mr. Tan. represented by Mr.
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    Baby show
    27 6 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Reservists' Association will hold Its fourth baby show at the association's premises In Lorong 6. Toa Payoh on Sunday at 9.30 a.m.
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    Officer home after stint on French ship
    318 6 LIKITENANT [-ow Tan Sow from the Republic of Singapore Navy returned yesterday after a live-month stint on board the French naval training ship, Jeanne d'Arc speaking polished French and a better sailor. Lt. Tan, who was met on arrival by his wife at
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    Guitar for beginners
    30 6 ROCHORE community centre's youth group will hold a guitar course for beginners from April 4. every Tuesday between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. For details ling *****0.
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    Fishing contest
    42 6 TELOK Blancah community centre's management committee will organise a fishing competition at the ■alt water lake In Sentoaa on April 23 from 9 am to 1 p.m MP for Telok Blangah, Enclk Ahmad Haleem. will give prizes to the winners.
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    Camping trip
    40 6 KALLANO community centre'a deep ses fishing club will organise a fishing and camping trip to Pulau Tloman between April 29 and May 1. Those Interested can telephone *****82 or visit the centre In Block 22. Boon Keng Road.
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    Highrise living for pigs proves too dear
    299 6 only highrise living pigs in Singapore have lost their owners a big bundle of money, but provided the valuable lesson that multi-storey buildings for breeding pigs and poultry are not feasible because of high costs. The homes of the pigs are in Punggol
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    Assn for blind sets world record
    192 6 rIE Singapore Associat i o n for the Blind has set a world record in having six blind people in its 18member executive committee, its president Mr. Tan Guan Heng said yesterday. ''It is a world record since in some conntries the blind are
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    Motorist dies after car rams tree
    87 7 MOTORIST Choo Yew Cheung. 35. died instantly when hht car skidded and rammed into a tree in Poncrol Road at 12.50 a.m. yesterday. In another fatal accident, Mr. K. Sajnul, 37, who was hit j hv a motorcycle alonf Merdeka Bridge at 11.50 p.m.
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    Hawaiian Sun christened
    53 7 MRS. W. J. Drakos, j wife nf the owner of West Pacific Carriers christened the tanker j Hawaiian Sun at Jurong Shipyard yesterday. The Hawaiian Sun was formerly known as the Krltl Sun. which sank after being I rtrurk by lightning In the I Western Anchorage in
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    Check public reactions first, three nightclubs told
    332 7 THE Liquor Licensing Board yesterday directed three nightclubs to advertise in the newspapers their intention to operate longer hours to determine whether residents nearby objected to the extension. wm—m^mmm* The board's chairman. Mr. T.A. Sinnathuray, made this order when he rejected applications by
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    Kain changes Duke's programme
    153 7 Kain changes Duke' s programme STORMY weather and heavy rain yesterday afternoon washed out a planned tour of Singapore's waterfront by the visiting Duke of Kent. Instead, the duke and his party went on a shopping spree at leading department stores in town. In the morning, the duke, accompanied by
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    Timely rain helps fire fighters
    324 7 JJEAVY rain came just in time to aid iiircmen who were fighting a losing battle against a fire in Pasir Panjang Road yesterday because of poor water pressure. The water pressure was so low that flremen were helpless against the flames which kept spreading, fanned
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    MAN HURT IN JB SHOOTING BLINDED IN LEFT EYE
    153 7 A SINGAPORE transvestite. Raja Hamdan bin Raja Jaafar, 38. who was wounded in the left eye during a shooting incident at Johore Bam on Feb 12. has lost the use of the eye The wound has also caused partial blindness to
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    FREE SPACE FOR ASEAN NATIONS AT FAIR
    111 7 FREE exhibition space will be provided for the Republic's Ase a n partners at this year's Singapore Fair '78. A statement from the Singapore Manufacturers Association, organisers of the fair, said Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Philippines had been invited to the exhibition, and
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    Collection of hawker licence fees
    84 7 THE Mobile Collection Unit of the Hawkers Department will be present at 27 markets and offices to collect hawker licence fees from Monday to April 12. Collection hours at these centres will be from 9.30 a.m. to noon on weekdays and 9 30 am to
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    Film on VD
    28 7 A DOCUMENTARY fllm on venereal disease will be screened at Khe Bong community centre, Block 124. Lorong 1, Tom Pa yon, tomorrow at 730 p.m.
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    CC walkathon
    29 7 THE MP for Boon Lay, Mr Ngeow Pmck Hua, will start the Boon Lay resident*' walkathon at the Boon Lay Garden community centre on Sunday at a.m.
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      142 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 The opposite of Intercourse? (8). 9 Handsome youth making fuss about sin (6). 10 A heavyweight god appearing in the arena tonight (4). 11 Monster or a mad scientist! (10). 12 A girl to help people out (6) 14 Press one for an answer (8)
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      88 7 6 Rich man crossing river In Verdi's composition to see sundry birds (6). 8 Not broken and not disheartened In Ireland (6). 13 Fed up with loving? That's slanderous (10). 16 Plant In haste <Bi. 18 He's entertaining a girl (or the Greeks (8). 19 A song from lolanthe. maybe
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  • PARLIAMENT 1
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      Japan expected to make $100m cable loan
      272 8 Japan expected to make $100 m cable loan SINGAPORE. Malaysia and Thailand are expected to secure loans from Japan for the $100 million submarine cable project linking the three countries, the project manager, Mr. A. Itoh, said yesterday. Mr. Itoh. from the Japan International Cooperatlon Agency (JICA), said that financing
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      National service for women under study
      396 8 rrHE government is seriously consideii.ig A introducing national service for women in the future, said the Prime Minister yesterday. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said he did not want to alarm motners or their daughters but only to give them fair warning tnat the time
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      Accounting course
      56 8 THE University of Singapore's Department of Extramural studies wii; hold a 14se sion course on management accounting In Nlssen Hut 8 every Monday and Wednesday from 7 p.m. to p.m. beginning next week. The course, which cost* S5O. will be conducted by a untveisity accountancy lecturer, Mr B.
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      Water Dept works
      29 8 IHE Water Department will be laying a water main arrcs New Changi Road near Beduk Road from Saturday. The public Is advised to avoid this road.
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      Our defence capability 'will not be jeopardised'
      1444 8 rpHE Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, gave an assurance to inquiring MPs yesterday that Singapore's defence capability would not be jeopardised by reduced spending on defence In the new fiscal year. "I do not think we shou'd be
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      New Bill seeks to amend Estate Duty Act
      212 8 rE Statutes of the Republic of Singapore (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill introduced in Parliament on Monday seeks to exempt bequests made to certain institutions from the provisions of the Estate Duty Ac. The Bill a:so seeks to exclude the application of the Estate
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      Wider choice offered to Asean trainees
      618 8 SINGAPORE Is offering a wide range of training courses to meet the changing needs of other Asean countries, the Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs). Encik Rahim Ishak, told Parliament yesterday. He was replying to MR. MM CHEE ONN (Bukit Merah) who asked why
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      British-S'pore trade 'will grow'
      200 8 BritishS'pore trade 'will grow' THE visiting Duke of Kent, Prince Edward George Nicholas Patrick, expressed optimism over future trade between Singapore and Britain at a luncheon at the Tanglin Club on Monday. Addressrng his hosts members of the British Business Association and the British Association of Singapore the duke said
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      MPs sent abroad as envoys: Electors not neglected
      346 8 rE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs). Kncik Rahim Ishak. told Parliament yesterday that MPs who were sent to head diplomatic missions iiM-rsf.is would bring keener and broader perspectives to the House after their postings. He said this during the Budget debate
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      185 8 PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL Urban Shopping In A Lush Green Setting T»* T^L r I mil lm^^JUwJHwJ" *<t^mfmm/' ■^g*Sljcvcff* !r^^P**^- ESTIMATED DATE OF COMPLETION MARCH .1979 -^•^^C^X )jr mammmm Parklane is immediately bounded by Orchard Road, Bukit Timah, /\\V'f\\ x^v^>/ Serangoon, Rochore/ Middle, North Bridge Road, Beach Road. The j y^.
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      Govt scholarships to be increased
      952 9 The country's best investment for the future Lee ¥T is the governmerit's Intention, through the Public Service Commission, to Increase the number of scholarships for higher learning abroad and in Singapore, Mr Lee Kuan Yew told Parliament yesterday. This was because Singapore's scholars were the
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      3-prong attack on three top killer diseases
      272 9 THE Government launched a three-prong attack against the three top killer diseases in Singapore last year cancer, ischaemlc heart disease and cerebrovascular disease. The Health Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. told Parliament yesterday that three specific measures instituted were: Education In the avoidance
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      Seeking to increase members
      95 9 A BILL seeking to enlarge the membership of the Bus Services Licensing Authority frori six to seven Is now before Parliament. The Bill, the Bus Services Licensing Authority (Amendment) Bill Introduced on Monday, also seeks to give the licensing authority the power to ensure that llcencees
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      Hospital attendance fees for accident and emergency cases may be raised
      1159 9 THE Health Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye announced in Parliament yesterday that his ministry was planning to raise hospital attendance fees for accident and emergency cases. This, he explained, was to discourage non-emer-gency cases from attending the A and
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      Lighter moments in the House
      348 9 rnHE solemnity of ParL llamentary debates gave way yesterday to some moments of mirth in the House. The first issue which brought laughter to the House was raised by the Member for Sembawang. MR. TEONG ENG SIONG, who urged the Health Minister. Dr. Toh Chin
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      Reservoir water sports proposal to be studied
      254 9 THE government will 100k into the posslb lity of opening up reservoirs lor recreation activities. the Minister for National Development and Communications, MR. LIM KIM SAN, told Parliament >esterday. He said thi> when replying to a suggestion by MR. AHMAD HALELM (Telok Blangahi
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      Kim San: Blackouts can't be avoided
      464 9 BLACKOUTS are Inevitable when dealing with sophisticated equipment, the Minister for National Development and Communications, MR. LIM KIM SAN, told Parliament yesterday. In fact, he said, some 500 instances of cable disruptions took place in the last two years. But when these were caused
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      Improved chances for noncitizens to buy land
      201 9 4 PPLICATIONS by A. non -citizens to buy land areas of not more than 15.000 sq.ft. (1400 sq. metres) are now favourably considered the Minister for Law, the Environment and Science and Technology, Mr. E.W. Barker, said in Parliament yesterday. Replying to MR.
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      German pianist to perform
      55 9 THE German concert planUt. Dr. Detlef Kraus. will perform the works of Beethoven and Chopin at the Singapore Hilton's Orand Ballroom on March 29 at 8 p.m. The concert is presented jointly by the Hilton and the Embassy of the I"ederal Republic of Germany and Is
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      89 9 What's in it for you? You have a major supplier standing by. Western Australia is only 5 days across the water. We can get goods over to you quickly and competitively. Already $28,430,000 (5574,231,000) worth of goods come to Singapore from Western Australia annually. Western Australia is the most rapidly
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      50 9 If you'd like to know how we can help you in your business, get in touch. The Western Australian Department of Industrial Development will be happy to advise you of business possibilities in your field, and can introduce you to Western Australian companies so you can deal with them direct.
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      55 9 Representatives of the Department visit Singapore regularly, and the next visit by Mr. J. Keenan will take place early in April. Please write for an appointment or for full advice, to The Co-ordinator. Department of Industrial Development. 32 St. George's Terrace, Perth 6000. Western Australia. Telephone *****71. Telex AA*****. Western
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      STABLE RICE PRICES
      448 10 pRICKS of rice in Singapore will be maintained at present levels for as long as possible, Parliament was told yesterday. The Senior Minister of State (Finance). MR. GOH CHOK TONG, explained that the existence of a government rice stockpile gave some degree of stability to rice prices,
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      Drop in TB cases since 1975
      248 10 r:E number of notified tuberculosis cases has declined from 3,097 in 1975 to 2.747 last year, the Health Minister. DR. TOH CHIN CHYE told Parliament on Monday. This included cases reported by Tan Tock Seng Hospital, other government hospitals and outpatient dispensaries, the Singapore
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      FACILITIES FOR HIGH LEVEL TRAINING
      185 10 IHE acting Minister for Social Allairs, Dr. AHMAD MATTAR, said In Parliament on Monday that the Industrial Training Board had developed new workshops and facilities to provide high-level training In lnstrume ntation and control mechanics, automotive engineering and plant mechanics, and the shipbuilding and repairing
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      Changi Village boosted as tour stopover
      240 10 THE Senior Minister of State (Finance) MR. .oil CH 0 X TONG, told Parliament on Monday that the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board had been working closely with tour operators and travel agents to promote Changi Village as a tourist stopover point. In April last
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      Traffic congestion eased at Mount Alvernia
      796 10 TH E construction of filter lanes near the two intersections in front of Mount Alvernia Hospital has helped ease traffic congestion in the area during the peak hours, the Senior Minister of State (National Development) DR TAN ENG LIANG told Parliament on Monday. He
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      554 cases of noiseinduced deafness in 14 months
      303 10 THHE Senior Parliamen- tary Secretary (Labour) Mr Fong Sip Chee, said in Parliament yesterday that the high number of noise-induced deafness detected was due largely to the continuing mobile audiometric screening carried out by the Industrial Health Department under the hearing conservation
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      'Shifting markets an inconvenience'
      134 10 THE shifting of market produce hawkers from Haig Road market to Geylang Serai market In Jalan Pasar Ba r v would cause inconvenience to the people In the area and affect the business of existing hawkers, the Parliamentary Secretary (Environment). MR. CHOR YEOK ENG. told Parliament
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      Plans by more firms to produce electronic parts
      315 10 AS a result of encouragement by the Economic Development Board, there are plans by more companies to manufacture electronic components In Singapore, and some of the plans are already being implemented, the Senior Minister of State t Finance i, Mr. Goh Chok
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      504 11 Financial Highlights 1977-AYEAROF FUNDAMENTAL GROWTH The finanaal highlights for the year 1 977, in brief can be summarised as follows:-ARAB-MALAYSIAN vm im*^ DEVELOPMENT BANK BERHAD IpMimopMs l nh4illl n M$ Total value of Management Co- 600.0 1 63.0 extends a warm welcome to the management debt and equity issues, HONOURABLE
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    Dialysis: When doctors have to play God
    510 12  -  CORINNE THAM By A PANEL of doctors play God, most reluctantly, every time there is a vacancy for one of Singapore's many kidney patients to go on the life-saving dialysis programme. For upon their shoulders lies the grave responsibility of deciding who among
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    18 MONTHS FOR 'DUTCH COURAGE' THIEF
    89 12 SWEEPER Raj Mohamed so Abu Bakar. 51. who was accused oi theft, told a magistrate yesterday that he stole because of "Dutch courage Raj, who has four previous convictions, admitted stealing four Wrangler shirts worth $73 at OO Department Store, Upper Cross Street, on
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    Govt system
    34 12 A TALK on the Bystem M Government, organised by the Regional Youth Council (South), will be held at the Manila Street community centre, Cheng Van Street, on Friday at 8 p m.
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    Safe starts travel now, pay later scheme
    184 12 QAFE Travel Department, set up by the Singapore Armed Forcet Enterprises recently, has just launched a credit Instalment scheme for travel for its members. The sc&eme la for civil servants, statutory board employees, htm? personnel and employees of wholly gov-ernment-owned companies, who earn
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    Two courses from SIM
    65 12 THE Singapore Institute at Management will hold twm courses «oon for membm and the public at 1U conftrence room at Thong Tw* Building. Scott* Road. The first course Problem Solving and Prevention will be held from March fl to 30 from S ny to 5 da.
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    Exam to select potential top scholars
    189 12 AROUND 1,000 Pre- University Two students will soon be invited to take a special examination designed by the Education Ministry to pick potential top scholars and officer cadets for the Singapore Armed Forces. Questions for the examination, to be held in May. will be
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    Pelican crossing for Toa Payoh plan
    139 12 SINGAPORE'S first pelican crossing, which gives a beep when It is safe to cross the road, Is likely to be Installed by the third quarter of the year. The first of Its kind In South-east Asia, It will be set up at the junction
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    International Salon of Photography
    79 12 THE Photographic Society of Singapore will hold Its annual International Salon of Photography at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry from July 14 to 19. Local photography enthusiast* are Invited to participate In this exhibition whsra works In colour and monochrome by amateur photographers from
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    On China
    26 12 THE Univenttr Of Mm»pora'a Department of *xte»murml Btudlea wUI hold 10-lecture oourte OB Ooaßmunlst Chin* at Nltaan But 8A from Monday. Pw v |M.
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      189 12 Our world bankers work around the world, around the dock. ■6:07 p.m. K^i£frji 10:2/3-111. Tokyo. Chicago. W j am I InraVam ■■■r A^T J ■■^BBBBB^tfM f 1-JS^ilSXk stksj^ialllißßMHv M 'Mil bH^^^Tß I^b^^^s «^^l M 4± af% if Singapore. JM l^fcaW^l iff^^l^hlllaH li^l^l^l^l^l^Ha^l^l^a^lWl Iw^L^b^b^b^^^ VbW -d ftftii B^B^L^&B^ IL^H o^Lb L&.
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      313 12 Tokyo. 6:07 p.m. K. Furuhata, Fujitsu (left); and H. Tsurumaki, Bank of America, review Fujitsu's expanding program of electronic exports and discuss necessary doer .nentat ion. London. 9:12 a.m. Claire Taplett and James L. Rawlings of Bank of America discuss the role of Bank of America International Ltd., the Bank's
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      62 12 4.1 1 Kill 01 I 111 ill TIE SI REST M.II Adhasivg for trapping liv r«t» Vngjpo** o»tr4MJtor MMNH DsjMsMl HUP JOO SEED CO. M. CMOHO TWAWNO CO <o 25. Docnon Road. 2«A. jm» »<«Tkw «hw> Stewon. > »*> **4M CMTM. KuM loneiy t.i nmn i niiM* t« ot-tntM tlnkw«
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Drug pedlars: Death to be mandatory
      338 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues An amendment to the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance will be tabled at the next session of Parllament to make the death sentence mandatory for drug trafficking. said Law Mlnlstei and j Attorney General Datuk Hanizah Abu Samah today. As the law stands,
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      Another case of cholera in Penang
      169 13 Kl' AL A LUMFL'R, lues. A new case of cholera was reported in rrnanj today. Ine deputy director of Health Services, Dr. JViehar Singh Gill, said the victim was from .Nunfse i Uui in Province Vtellesley. Tnis br.ngs the total of reported cholera cases
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      Bailors for Harun to pay $150,000
      708 13 K. LUMPUR, Tues SENATOR Raja Nong Chik bin Raja Ishak was ordered by the Federal Court today to pay up $100,000 the amount he stood bail for Datuk Harun bin Idris in the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank case. The court comprising the Lord President,
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      CONCORDE: TALKS END
      98 13 K U.ALA LUMPUR, Tues. British undersecretary of trade, Mr. George Rogers, flew back to London ton <?ht with the Concorde Issue still unresolved after the current round of talks. The talks, which began on Friday, were to get Malaysia to permit the British Airways-Singa-pore Airlnes Concorde overflight
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      New envoy
      31 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue». The new High Commissioner of Malaysia to India. Datuk Jamaluddln bin Hajl Abu Hakar, presented his credentials at a simple ceremony In New Delnl last month.
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      Lock icon Malaysia assures Soviet minister on Asean
      300 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia would oppose any attempt to turn Asean into a military organisation. This was made clear to the visiting Soviet DsDuty Foreign Minister, Nikolai Flryubin, when he met Malaysian Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rlthauddeen at the Foreign Ministry here today. Tengku
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      Lock icon Working with WHO in preventive medicine
      220 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Malaysia is cooperating closely with the World Health Organisation (WHO) In the field of preventive medicine, Health Minister Tan Sri Cho n g Hon Nyan said today. "Several projects on primary health care, nutrition and environmental science are now in progress
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      31 13 KANOAR Tuts Thai police have handed back two Malaysians who fled Into Thailand after a robbery attempt In the border state of Perils. It was disclosed here today. Reuter.
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      330 13 I ANTIQUE I I TURKISH I I AND I I PERSIAN I I CARPET I I AUCTION I I A Rare Opportunity I I SUNDAY, MARCH 19,1978 I AT 2PM SHARP The Ballroom, Marco Polo Hotel Tanglln Circus, Singapore 10 See the finest quality Hareky Silk Rugs obtained by special
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      209 13 jy"aT-eatft i i' Mia>>a«a>iaiißii .WeßM— wa»ai avi Congratulations Best Wishes I to BROTHER INDUSTRIES I (S) PTE. LTD. I on the occasion of their Official Opening B From LEE KOK POH YAP KIE SEE NG TIAW PIN I ANTHONY ANG CHOR ENG JIIIMIIIIICMIIIIIIIIIIC]HHIIIinilC]IIIIIIIIHi:C]IIIIIIIIIIIIC3llllllllllll(]lllllll^ 5 Congratulations BROTHER INDUSTRIES (S) PTE. LTD.
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      182 13 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh «c Hal Camp --V. BUT I I DON'T BE SELFISH,^ I AUNTIE BABy,IVW V Hil IS IT /NO -SHE'S 6»OOVEI? RAN INTO MOW JUST BE GLAD SORRY I TOTALED/ MV i SAFE -C I STILL ON J A TREE -BUT X ABOUT/ THE DEAR
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    Lock icon TOWARDS MAJORITY RULE IN RHODESIA
    1185 14  -  N. ASCHERSON: By Salisbury Will transitional govt lead to peaceful takeover or civil war? THE Rhodesia Herald carries a daily quote from a great mind. Last Friday's quote came from Franz Kafka. It said: It is often safer to be in chains than to be
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1978
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      A DUTY LAMENT
      303 14 MR. Hon Sul Sen, in an engaging finale to his winding up of the debate on the Budget, quoted from St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans: "Obey the laws of the land to keep from being punished. Pay your taxes and import duties duly." Every finance minister
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      HASTY JUDGMENT
      329 14 DESPITE the personal efforts of the US Secretary of State, Mr. Cyrus Vance, the American and British governments have so far been unable to get all the competing nationalist groups in Rhodesia around a conference table. This is disappointing, certainly, but Washington's reaction is far too pessimistic. Already
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    Clearing passengers at the railway station
    691 14 I WOULD like to reply to the letter, "Long wait for clearance at the railway station" (ST. Feb 28). Prior to 1974, Immigration officers used to board the passenger trains at Johore Baru and examine the travel documents of passengers while the trains were
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    Lock icon US-China ties: Peking now turns to oil diplomacy
    509 14  -  CALIX CHU: By TAIPEH THE Chinese communists are now launching an "oil diplomacy" following the "ping pong" diplomacy In the early seventies In an apparent attempt to find a breakthrough In establishing diplomatic relations with the United States. At least one key
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      253 14 lafl mTi Handcrafted with unprecedented devotion to excellence i A U ij mam a E 202 Integrated Stereo Amplifier 100 walls par channal. RMS.atSohmt UIC Building. Shenlon Way, Singapore 1 Tel *****84-*****26 FACTORY BUILDINGS FOR RENTAL ONLY 30t PER SQ FT PER iONTH Detached buildings with total floor area of
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      A very impressive cast for the latest TV study of society's ills...
      502 15  -  LEONG WENG KAM Py rpHE new Cantonese L series, No Man's Land, which started a fortnight ago. Is the latest In Hongkong television's seeming preoccupation with highlighting social ills and how the poorer half lives Previous attempts In
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      Interview with top coach
      91 15 INTERVIEWS with Mr Choo Seng Quee. who waj voted Best Coach of th» Year, and Dollah Ka&slm. top scorer (National League). after they received their prizes from the Football Association of Singapore recently will be featured In tonights edition of RAMPAIAN 8 I'KAN (sports round-up In
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      'DAD'S ARMY VETERAN RETURNS IN A NEW COMEDY
      166 15 TWO new series br zin tonight. They are IVIL'SiC AT HARVWOOD over Channel 5 at 8.05 p.m and MY OLD MAN over Channel 5 at 10.55 p.m. Both are In colour. MUSIC AT HAREWOOD (which replaces Preludes) Is the second season of
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      An Easter show local artistes can learn from
      576 15 POMING to the small screen as an Easter attraction is a half-hour musical show, which I think, all local singers should watch and learn from. This Is the NEW MINSTRELS SHOW, which trains the spotlight on six talented, up-and-coming entertainers three women
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      Bitter feud over ranch land
      67 15 WESTERN Feature Special's offering this week is RIDE THE MAN DOWN, starring Brian Donlevy. Ella Raines. Rod Cameron and Forrest Tucker. The story begins with the death of a wealthy rancher and the aftermath, when a bitter feud Is sparked off between his daughter and
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      Local pianists in duet
      49 15 LOCAL planlrt Vivien Ngoh and Llm Tshui Pel Erform three works In I'SIC FOE FOUR HANDS. tomorrow over Channel S at 7.46 pro. (colour). They will perform Schubert's Fantasy. Fgure Dolly Suite. No. 1 Berceuse and F»ure Dolly SulU. No. 1 Le Jardln De Dolly.
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      333 15 Today's TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Star Performance— Billy and the Bride (Last episode) 3.30 Diary of Events (Malay) 3.3b Bmaui ThomtM's Account 4.25 Intermission S.00 Opeiiig »d Electric Company 6 30 News m Brief 6.35 Wild, Wild World ef Animals Armies if Mi 7.00 Rimpaian
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      442 15 7.30 News aid Parliament Report (Malay) 8.00 Music at Harewood James Galway and Marisa Rabies S.30 Most Waited The Torch 9.30 News aid Parliament Report 10.00 Fall of Eagles The Last Tsar (repeat) 10.45 My Old Man 11.10 Oonnj aid Marie Show (repeat) 12.00 Close SINGAPORE 8 8.00 The Fortunes
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      26 15 WATER consumption on Monday was 666.000 co. metres (146.5 million rations), an increase of 34,000 co. metres (7.5 million gallons) over Sunday. THIS is the metre
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      96 16 ORCHARD: 19th ROMANTIC lAY! Ptaaaa Nota Tlmaa-3 Showa Dally: 1.30, 5 30, 8 45PM H Still Showing To Packed Houses! PLEASE BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! fj IP ife A FRANK YWLANS rH£S£NTM)O« A aVWTM RANSOHO' FRANK YAAANS TOOXTION THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT M ACHARI[SIA^nHI»I.^TM«IfFRAr«raER-,fIHNK(>-SUSANSr\RArIOONH RrV W.10«.-«n »FWr«YABLArtt.r»^"^^HOlr*flDrVl(oCH JR
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      39 16 LAST THREE SHOWS 2-30-7-9 15PM STORY OF TEENAGE LOVE Mk\ n»TEti LIN FOONG CHIAOCHIN HAN COLOURSCOPE-MANDARIN TO-MORROW ONLY THt DRAGON BROTHERS BBV^V' VBaW^^'^aW^^^ 'M bbSvll!9Ll a» mwJm l£ b^b^K^w 1 aTaUa^^a^^fcl P J| f 2 JaSStaflaal l^^2ak«aßßP^^^^ B^rfMSf^Sp ■^Ba^^\^Bßßßaßß^rm
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      287 16 :LVdo" i I WsAwiiKi: •Seasoi EXIENBEB BY DEMAND!; TODAY 3 SHOWS ONLY: llam, 1.45 4pm 1 Tomorrow 5 SHOWS: llam, 1.45, 4, 6.45 9.15 m Come prepared TO CRY! The heart-rending love I story between a handsome, talented musician I a young vibrant girl suffering from leukemia! 1 L*iaßa-»l' jB-
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      439 16 "Thar!tyTrH!BeTH^^ METHODIST COMMUNITY HOME for THE AGED LIDO TONIGHT Bpm SOLD OUTj Open Tomorrow at JADE Due to film's length 3 SHOWS daily Him, 3.30 7.45 vi. 3 iays aim cash im\m fir *^Sb^^bV^3Mßbl Warn **fl 6*m' bW^BF f SIR LEW GRADE presents FRANCO ZEFFIRELUS prodcron of m JESUS of
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    Blind teacher who has set an example
    301 17 VG Wai Cheng, 28, A may live in a world of darkness but she fives the lirnt of knowledge to the students of the Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School. And as the only blind teacher in Slnrapore teaching in a normal school, the has
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    When VD can be proof of adultery
    440 17 WHEN can a spouse, suffering from venereal disease, be held in a divorce suit to be guilty of adultery? A woman lawyer faced with this poser In court yesterday contended that a spouse must be so Judicially adjudged If the disease was contracted
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    Career talk
    25 17 A TALK In English on nursing as a career will be held at the Kampong Kembanftan community centre on Saturday at 4.30 p.m.
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    Employees who stole fined
    111 17 A supervisor and a security guard were among three employees of a factory who were yesterday fined a total of $5,000 and jailed a day each for stealing plastic raw materials from their employer. Chew Cheng Chye, 28, a supervisor with Hytex Pte. Ltd., and Owe
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    A third Yaohan store
    73 17 YET another Yaohan store is expected to open its doors to shoppers early next year. This store, Yaohan's third in Singapore, Is to be housed at Thomson Plaza when it is completed by the first quarter of 1979, the Straits Times understands. To be bigger than
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    Mental health talks
    59 17 THE People's Association and the Singapore Association for Mental Health will hold a series of talks on mental health In English at the Bennett community centre this month. The talks are open to the public on application to the community centre for reserved seats. For details, contact
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    New director
    29 17 MR. Kerry Bt. Johnston hat been appointed a nonextcutlve director of the board of Strut* Steamship, fucceedlng Mr. Lenox Conyngham, who relinquished bis directorship on Peb 24.
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    On cooking
    26 17 A TALK and d«norutr»Uon on Chinese cooking In Mandarin will be held at the Kuo Chuan community centre on March 28 at 8 pjn.
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      233 17 |^*EV»- T |^Bf*O >^^^S^ltr»B^^ -^aai M mI a^ S| H^^^^ aM a Hi HI •■^^^—••■i Cl T^Trnr7r^i.fe .Mil I^^ Btd jT*^JMfJ H^^tIHMBV You haven't been all over the place till you've stayed at Jaya Puri. A few minutes drive from Subang Airport and Singapore currency accepted at par. SolasSyfurnished rooms
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1239 18 f|*lE last transacted ready tale at the 1 clote of busmen on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous days prices together with 1977/78 high and low. ('Adjusted for script/ rights Issue) SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 117* t*»l Hifk Low (MiH«y Sab 18$ 132 Acmm 180
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      Unit trusts
      331 18 Closing Tone: Mixed. TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots Ready totalled 3.334.000 units valued at $7,270,000 Industrials accounted for 2,272,000. finance 184.000. hotels 221,000. properties 209.000. debentures, loans and bonds 11.000. oil palms 82.000. tins 171.000 and rubbers 190.000 'Settlement Contracts'
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1649 18 SfclD and offer prices officially f listed and business In and ported 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 "set
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      Government and corporate bonds
      147 18 4 3/4% 1/5/7* (250.000) (100 808 100.955) 5 1/4% 15/10/79 (250.000) (101. 308 101. 455) 5 V 4% 1/8/78-80 (250.000) (101. 15 B) 4 3/4% IS/9/80 (250.000) (99 808 100.00S) 5% T F 15/4/81 (250.000) (101 80B) 5% T F 15/10/81 (250.000) (101.70 B) 5% T
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1640 18 SID and offer prices officially listed and ilness Id and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIAL* Aama (1 608 1 708). AJlnamata (2 288 2 488) AU»m (2.738
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      Falls
      51 18 lerjunuu tupnvae Corp Yooofa ODcfcah tuuo lium l K»mp«r [immmt f C ■arUberf HympU "finu Dr» 7.00 1» 4.12 4 82 1.70 l.tO 1.40 9 50 Ml 6 40 4.00 4.16 lil l"j« 101 —JO —JO —JO —.16 .1» .1] —.10 —.10 .M .00 0* —M .Ot —.00 .0*
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        35 18 om Plant MiinncM I T P 1t75 time Darby US )CBC )«h Yung Lerapaa rtcton •*N 525 498 496 374 232 500 in 404 370 368 20 ♦8 +6 6 5 4 4 +4
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        37 18 kyrr HiUm Tin Harbour iupreme orpn '■hang Cons K.nu Drv Hympia iping Trutile >rrak Carbidr 'an Chung 950 262 251 156 126 188 85 78 270 -JO -10 -10 -8 -6 -6 -5 -5 -4S -4
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        31 18 «imr Darby VPI OB Simml Pmi J »n Electric '■hang Com OL <pore 4 1. Krpong iuprrmr Corpn 649.000 147.000 122.000 113.000 111.000 88.000 73.000 50.000 50.000 50.000
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        INDICES
        33 18 B.T. Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: rins: (rubbers: 3.C.8.C.: 5.E.5. Ind: 626.84 828 H 273.41 273.82 444.88 444. 78 180.28 180 79 163.48 163.40 141.91 140.77 447.85 ***** 243.54 243.85 241.93 242.35
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        Hongkong
        368 18 HONGKONG: The market closed slightly easier in fairly active two-way trading, dealers said. Shares which the market considers undervalued tinned, with Hutchiion rising 7'» cents to HKI3.80 and Swire Pacific 10 to $5 70 win!.- Hongkong Land. Jardinr Malheson, Hongkong Bank and Wheelock were steady. Recent movers eased on
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        392 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower in mixed trading with export orientated shares falling, affected by the sharp yen appreciation, dealers said The Dow Jones average fell 6.26 to close at 5,269.20 points, with a volume of 310 million shares. The New Index closed at 397 09. down 0.18
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        362 18 SYDNEY: The market continued generally firm on overI sras inelals and gold prices. i dealers said. BHP gained four cents to ASS. SB. but elsewhere In industrials ACI lost two to $1.58 and The Wales four to $5 06. while sugar stocks continued to react to the falling London
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        Options
        48 18 STRIKINO 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 (June $1.90) (0.09 B) Sime Darby (June 52.75) (0.728) (March 13.40) (0.358 0.388)
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        34 18 LONDON: Copper prlcaa oa Monaajr (pnvloua la brackaU). Wlrokar Spot buyan J6JB (<6a230). aallara <659 90 H653.M); Thraa Moult buyen 1672 1 1666). aailcn £473 (£666.80). Markat tana: Vary Btaadjr SalM: 9,200 tooati.
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        176 19 NEW YORK, Mon. A Strong early stock markat rally gave way to profit tatting In the afternoon, buc the market held its ground and ended slightly hi?her In heavy trading. The Dow Jones Industrial average was up by more than a point to 759.99 after registering a six
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        55 19 A MSTERDAM, Mon. Most share prices firmed on news of the dollar recovery, with Internationals all gaining, dealers said. State loans were mixed. 'losing prices In Dutch guilders with Urn difference on the previous session's prices. kzo kon. Hoocovenj 'hllip* Mm loyal Dutch 22 50 33.40 14.M 122.20 131.10
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        149 19 ZURICH. Mon Prices closed narrowly mixed with a tinner bias In moderately active trading. Dealers noted aome buying at the lower levels after recent setback* The Credit Sulsse Index was up 1 2 point to 337 4 Clatinf pflc*t la Swlas franca witu üm altTarrae* as Urn nnM MSICM
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        Indices
        248 19 INDISTRIALB Monday 456.6 Friday 459.0 Week Ago 442 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDI STRIALS Monday 759.96 Friday 758.58 Week Ago 742.72 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 95 to 95' i Friday 92 to 9. H.K. HANG SENG Tuesday 420.65 Monday 421 42 Week Ago 421 .00 RDim INDI STRIALS Tuesday
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        TIN
        153 18 THE Straits tin price (ell another $7 to $1,580 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 20 tonnes to 281 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers falling £75 to £5,975 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day lost {62 for Cash
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        RUBBER
        441 18 /OPENING quotations in vr the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down marginally on lower London advices, dealers said. Prices later recovered on covering Interest, upcountry buying and some demand for forwards. Turnover was fair The morning session closed quiet. Quietly steady conditions ruled during the afternoon but hardened
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        SSR and SMR
        97 18 Apr May EJLS. (Cwreat Mlh) (Forward Mthi Buyrrs Sdlcn Bwjcn Scilcn 20 (1 ton pallet) 195 00 *****N 196 00 197.00N SO (1 too pallet I 193.00 195 00 N IM.OO IM.OON KBJLLB. SCV (1 too pellet) 214.00 216.00N 214 50 216 SON SL (1 ton pallet)
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        123 18 CMINIH PRODUCI II CHAHCI, SINCAPORS MOON CLOSING PRICK PBR PICUL TIITIHOAT Ciiiml all: Bulk (88 aallan. oM Arum (90 aallan, saw drum (95 aallan. Capra: Iflxad (looac) UK/Cost. (87 buyan. Paapar: Muntok AST A wbita fob 100% NLW (4121 aallan, Sarawak whit, fob 9«% NL.W (3021 acllan. Sarawak
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        CLOSING PRICES
        28 18 Rubber: Mar 14. Singapore: Apr 205.75 cts. (unchanged). Malaysia: Apr 209.00 cts. (op 0.50 et.) Tin: $1,580 (down $7). Official offering 281 tonnes (up 20 tonnes).
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        GOLD
        54 18 Monday Friday Melbourne (1) Unav. 155.03 London 18T.00B IDS.TSB 187. 508 155.258 Zurich 1M.258 1R3.798 187.008 188.508 Paris IM.OS 1888* Tuaaoar Manaar Hongkong 188.008 153.308 188.408 183.808 S pore (2) 18t.428 187. 478 18W.088 188.108 Export prices in non-iterllng areaa In US dollar par ounce. (ii Australian dollar per
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      Blue chips stay firm
      447 18 SELECTIVE shares made modest advances in moderate trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yeaterday. Tin chares were especially weak with all traded counters in this sector landing in minus territory. Blue chip* were generally steady to firm with leader Sime Darby continuing to advance another
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      K. LUMPUR
      324 18 A TURNAROUND In sentiment saw prices declining across a broad front at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. It was a contrast to Monday's strong rise In prices of most traded counters. The falls were generally more than expected. However, market leader Sime Darby continued Its strong bullish
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      Money and exchanges
      212 18 "yHE announcement of a doubling of the swap I facility between US and Germany to US$4 billion and a sale of 600 million Special Drawing Rights to Germany by US came as a disappointment to market operators which saw the US dollar plunged from the overnight level
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      NOMINAL RATES
      130 18 Interbank rates at 3.00 p.m. Currencies Nominal rales Smithsonian percentage quoted yesterday (cross) parity chance US dollar 2.3115 2.3125 2.8196 —18.02 Sterling pound 4.4075 4.4150 7.3469 —40.00 Hongkong dollar 50.08 50.14 50.51 OSS Mslan dollar 98.12 98.22 100.00 18* Aust schilling 15.4403 15.5173 12.1012 +27.49 Bel franc (com)
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      182 18 NOTE: Th#se rates may differ slightly from Uux* quoted by banks to their customers. A SIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Mar 14. US OolUn (Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 7 6 7/8 1 mth 7 1/8 7 2 mths 7 1/4 7 1/8
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      Money market
      35 18 Closing Interbank rates on Singapore dollars on Mar 14. Offer BM mth 4 1/4 4 5 8 I mttu 4 7/8 4 11/ li I mtha S 4 18 Source: Ajtley J, Petm
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      DISCOUNT
      48 18 RANOE of rataa offeraa by discount bouaea on March 14. Overnight to 3<4% Call dapoalt i%% ■vr ««h 1-WooUl Treasury bull 3 111 I/It I- Month Bank bill! 4 7/S 4 1/4 1-Month CD S 4 7 i I-Mosth CO S T/lt 5 t»ur<<: MlUMUl Dimwii C
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      Minimum lending rates
      75 18 THE AVERAGE prime rate of banks in Singapore stand* around 7 per cent, with the range running between fi 1 per cent and 7 4 per cent. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation is at the lower end of the range while a number of banks, including Citibank and Development
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      Interest charges keep PDC in red
      546 19 HIOH Interest charges continued to take their toll on the profitability of Pacl(!c Development Credit, resulting In the company reporting another year of operating losses Group net operating losses Incurred for the 12 months ended Sept 30. 1977 came to $463,087 with! financial charges
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      Banking boosts DBS profits
      267 19 AS INDICATED at the half-way mark, banking operations provided the e»tra lift to group results st the Development Bank of Singapore last year. Croup net profit for 1977 rose by 11.6 per cent to $20.57 million of which hanking profits accounted for J1H.14 million or K8.
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      741 19 DEWAN BANDARAYA KUALA LUMPUR Pemohon-pemohon adalah dipelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia yang berkelayakan bagi perlantikan ke jawatan berikut:A PEGAWAI UNDANG-UNDANG (Fail DBKL 143/73) TANGGAGAJI BARU: Al9 $925x60 1045/1165x60-1405/1525x60-1705x100-2205. UMUR: Tidak melebihi 40 tahun. KELAYAKAN DAN PENGALAMAN: Calon-calon bagi lantikan hendaklah:- (I) Seorang Penguamcara atau seorang pemegang ijazah Sarjana Muda Undang-Undang daripada
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      620 19 ANIMAL NUTRITIONIST A leading industrial concern Is expanding Into Feedmilling and is seeking the services of a competent Animal Nutritionist. The successful candidate will work closely with the following executives; Plant Manager Manager-in-Charge of commodity purchase Veterinarian QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum Bachelor of Science In Nutritionist preferably M.Sc. Preferably with work experience
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      724 19 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client a newly established Regional Development Bank in East Malaysia, invites applications for the following positions: I CREDIT/ PROJECT I LOAN OFFICER (ERS 140/78) The successful candidate will report directly to the General Manager He will be responsible lor analysing financial data and
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      579 19 LEMBAOA PERTUBUHAN PELADANQ PERKARA MENQENAI OROINAN SYARIKAT-SYARIKAT KERJASAMA BIL. 33 TAHUN 1948 DAN PerM .uan Syarlkat-Syarlkat Kilang Padi Bekerjasamasama Negeri Melaka Tartggungan Berhad SAYUQIA DIBERITAHU DENQAN INI bahawa Ketua Pangarah. Lembaga Pertubuhan Peladang yang ditifatkan Mbagai Pendaftar bagl Syarlkat-tytrlkat Kerjatama menglkut Seksyen 34(b) Akta Pertubuhan Paladang, 1973 dalam manjalankan kuasa
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      645 20 CLASSIFIED ADS AT TOUR SERVICE Telephone Service:- tf ÜBs^J^iiiiL Weekdays A *flfc 830 am 500 p m W Saturdays </!& 830 am 300 pm Public Holidays I c.A.T.S. 900 am 1.00 p.m. |I3S-*»77j Counter Service Regular office hours Ansafone Service After office hours RATES Per word 60 cts (Mm. $9.00)
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      586 20 STANDARD AND PORTABLE T>r e r r Huiimt Polishers. Carpets. Standard and Table I-imps Camphor Wood Cheat*, Picnic Ice-Chests. Necchi Electric Sewing Machines. Metal Office Deal! Cots. Play-Pens. High Chain, Metal l>ouhle-Deck Beds. Chest ot-Urawers. Bookcases. Sitting It Dimngroom Sets etc lunk store I'le Ltd.. 22. Newton Ko.id Telephones *****/
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      505 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE s 1 5 PIS 4 D^VkM fORMULA 4* S PROFESSIONAL LABORATORY X SILICONE DAMPED C PICK-UP J ARM SOUTH ASIA f j 351, Victoria Strs«t, g Tel: *****51 /JLA7IS Removel Sale. Due to our forthcoming removal to new premises we are selling many Items at
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      711 20 BRAND NEW TOOLS ITEMS PARTICULARS 1 Electric time card clock $400.00 3 50 manual hydraulic Jack (•> $270 00 IS Pieces Welding mask $8 00 each 7 Boies Pipe craft welding electrodes 7010 4 8 mm $***** per box 25 kg 100 Ft V diameter steel wire rope $2 00
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      759 20 II EMPLOYMENT CXCTftOH J fit g EXETROM CPG PTE. LTD. I 2 Invites applications for the yi :9 position of 4 S ACCOUNTS CLERK The successful csndldsts Is si- f, peeled to poesess the following equsllflcationa X Si A Oood GCE 'O' Level.? 5 pass in English andg; !2 Mathematics
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      790 20 1 Established International Organisation Requires CLERK/ TYPIST I OCE 'O' Level. Ability to type 35 to 40 wpm Working experience preferred but not essential Knowledge of Book-keeping will be an advantage Those interested apply stating qualification, experience, salary expected together with recent photograph to P.O Box 2993, Msiwell Rd. Post
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      656 20 II EMPLOYMENT Sales IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES An international company Is looking lor s few Male/Female s#»#s> ProfT*ot#ri, Applicants should a) Speak fluent English plus one other dialect b) Have a pleasant personality r) Enjoy meeting people d) Be willing to learn while you earn. We offer 1) 4-flgure income (If
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      812 20 International Frown Food Factory In Restaurant Invites applications for the following permanent posts with high salary plus commission and car allowance A) FROZEN FOOD FACTORY DEPT. 1) Salesmen to supermarkets and grocery stores to coffee houses It snack bars 3) Promotion Salesgirls 4) Food Production Supervisor 5) Fsmale Stenographer cum
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      628 20 II EMPLOYMENT MALE/FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS CUM DEMONSTRATORS We are looking for experienced Sales Promoters cum Demonstrators with demonstrated record of achievement on home appliances Must possess own vehicle or motorcycle Those who are Interested and willing to work during evenings and weekends, please call personally at 114 Faber Drive Singapore
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      561 20 I Dur to expansion activities. I we have several vacancies GENERAL MAINTENANCE II ihortnmhtu ro'ation I Xi it End shift i Possess Maintenance Fitting Industrial Electricity trade certificate or technical 111 and 2 I years relevant workmn I experience in mci natural, hydraulir. pneumatic or electrical installation and I maintenance
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      699 21 II EMPLOYMENT I Ta>ehnlesil s.lf ■svunivaii tnurtata MURATA ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD 41. JALAN PEMIMPIN OFF UPPER THOMSON ROAO. SINGAPORE 20 requires SUPERVISOR (Production) Applicants should possess Minimum Secondary level of education, preferably In the Vocational- Technical Institute with at least some working experience in the Electronic field and also
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      675 21 MANUFACTURING COMPANY has immediate vecenclee for:(1) FEMALE OUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR/ TESTER Holder of GC E O' Level certificate and preferably with at least one year experience in basic quality control work DIE MAKER Should have minimum 2 experience in making dies for metal sheet work Preferably holder of trade Certificate
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      338 21 II EMPLOYMENT MMe)iaVr4'4Myto4Me2**A'4aaf9 Im m 'IfrfWl'iitfiflfclt i»CI bt**V* Established I rm Invites sppllcstions for the following vscsncies:FOR ITS JURONG OFFICE A. PLANT ATTENDANTS Requirements Completed secondary education Preference *ill be given to those with some electrical o r refrigeration knowledge and experience Willing to work on shifts B. MEAT CUTTERS
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      531 21 LONGMAN MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. invites applicants for the posts BB> STORE KEEPER Minimum qualifications: 1) G C E O' Level In English and Mathematics: 2) Two years store-keeping experience or equivalent: 313 1 Ability to type: 4) Knowledge of store procedures and controls; 5i Fluency In written/ spoken English WAREHOUSE
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      602 21 II EMPLOYMENT SINGATRONICS PTE. LTD. We are a leading manufacturer of consumer electronic products and due to rapid expansion, we have 100 FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS No scope work Involved Alrcondltioned factory Permanent first shift Qualifications Completed Primary education Age 16* Please call personally between 930 am 4 p.m at: 6th
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      769 21 A WELL ESTABLISHED factory requires trainee machine operators' assistant machine operators general helpers Only applicants with secondary education, completed national service need apply Call 6 Chin Bee Road. Jurong Town. Spore 22 for Interview Tel *****8 Due lo eipanalon In our Production Line we have immediate vacancies for the following:
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      744 21 II EMPLOYMENT COOLING SYSTEMS FLEXIBLES PTE LTD 26 Jalan Buroh Singapore 22 COMPANY ORIVER Requirements are: 1 Possess Class 2lt 3 driving licence and have clean driving record Minimum driving experience should be 3 years I Must be able to speak, read and write English and able to speak Malay
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      758 21 A WELL KNOWN Organisation urgently requires Correspondence Clerk Applicant should h*ve knowledge in Commercial Correspondence Import/Export i Retired person also applicable) Please apply slating age. conlactable number, experience It salary expected with non-return-able photograph to The Advertiser. Oeylang Post Office PO Box 42. Spore 14 REQUIRED (1) Candidates to tram
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      764 21 II EMPLOYMENT An established factory In Toa Payoh has vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (3 shifts) Above 16 years No working experience requires Training will be provided Interested candidates please call personally to The Personnel Department. AURORA PRODUCTS CORPORATION ASIA PTE. LTD.. 625. Lorong 4 Toa Payoh, Singapore 12. lopposlte
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      455 21 EXPERIENCED OFFICE BOY, Class II PDI preferred Age 21—30 Must be staying In dlst 12 15. 19 Salary $180 p m Tel *****3 ext 141 WAREHOUSE ASSISTANTS urgently required Applicants must be physically fit and willing to work overtime Transportation provided Good working hours (5-day week) Please apply to THE
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      764 22 111 VEHICLES A BOATS Call Avis to find out about their truck rental specials OVERNIGHTER WEEKDAY SPECIAL HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL WORKWEEK SPECIAL •WEEKEND BONANZA *****6/*****9 The try haroer truck people RENTING DATSUN Pickup' I)uil) weekly monthly basis Drivers ran be arranged Tel: *****98 *****4 t BLUE (TAR CAR Rental Datsun. Toyola
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      875 22 1972 MERCEDES 2MS Manual (iood condition, one owner, selling $16.500 0 no Tel *****4 197$ MERCEDES 2SOS Manual Tip-top condition, many extras Selling $46,000 Tel *****1 1974 MERCEDES 200. Tip-top condition, one owner Road tax February 79 New tyres, alrcond. radio cassette Selling $32,000 Tel 3 1 032 FIAT $»0
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      754 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES SINGAPORE RUBBER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY TO L€t (from July 78) Refurbished to high standard 13 floors of air conditioned offices Ground floor Showroom Basement theatrette Fifth floor specially fitted for EDP operations Joint Sola Agents Richard Ellis M.H.Goh.Tan C.H.Williams Partners n vi I 44 Chditered Bdok LOh
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      584 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES AMERICAN EXECUTIVE WANTS i. rent Woollerton Park and Crystal Tower apartment Please call *****9 SMALL FAMILY REQUIRES HDB. apartments Dlst 3. 10. 12. 13. 14. 15. 20. 22 Tel *****9 WANTED HDB FLAT' private house in any district Tel *****80 m>o— REQUIRED ROOMS IN any area/ locality
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      877 23 VI EDUCATION TRAINING SECRETMUUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepares students for the London Chamber oi Commerce Industry and Pitmans Institute examinations. The next FULLTIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES arranged for 'A' and for 'O' level holders commence on 3rd April 1978 The next PART TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSE (EVENINGS) commences on
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      481 23 VI EDUCATION TRAINING GIRLS! Job* are becoming harder to gat you need better qualifications now ITC'» Private Secrttanal Diploma it me region'i leading quth fication tot a Pnvtt. Secretary Our ne>t full time 1? months course laading to the Private Secretarial Diploma mm 20th MARCH paid career c«H md see
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      43 24 Corp* Superintendent. St. John* Ambulance Brigade wish to express their heartfelt gratitude to friends, relatives for their benevolent assistance, attendance, contributions and wreaths during their recent bereavement The family of the late MR. P.V. KUNJURAMAN NAIR MB I.S.H. (India). L.M.R.S.H. (London).
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      27 24 The family of the lute MOM. LOW PHUA IM ANNA thanks all friends und relatives for their kind contributions, wreaths and assist ince during their recent bereavement.
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      101 24 THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs Yeo Leng Swee nee Koh Peng Neo express their sincere thanks to all friends and relatives for their kind contributions, condolences wreaths, assistance and attendance during their recent beraavcaamt on nth March 1978 THE FAMILY OF the MM Mr T.(i Dunbnr sincerely thank all
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      142 Deaths
      40 24 THE FAMILY OF FOO SAKE CHIU wish to express their thanks to the stall nurses, doctors of OH relatives and friends Passed iwa> on 12 :t 1978 Sadly missed hy urandparenls. parents, uncles and aunts, sisters and brother
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      MADAM PAULINA ARLANDO
      44 24 died peacefully 14/3/71 S.3S a.m. Aged M year* leaving behind three children. MARY. LOUIS. VINCENT. Two Son*-in-law, Two daughters-in-law, twenty grandchildren, lan great grandchildren lo mourn her ion Cortege leaves Little Sleter* Of The Poor 15/3/71 al 2 p.m. lo C.C.X.
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      38 24 THE DIRECTORS STAFF of WINAL PTE. LTD. WINAL SHIPPING MANAGEMENT PTE. LTD. extend their deepest sympathies to The Family of the late MR. GEORGE DUNBAR of MURPHY ANO DUNBAR who patted away on 13tti March. I*7l.
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      31 24 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED P. RAJARETNAM alias PRAGASAM DEPARTED ON 15.3.75 It is :t years since you left us Always remembered by brothers .mil sisters
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      372 24 diidb CINEMA SITES AVAILABLE IN CLEMENT! TOWN CENTRE Tenders are invited from the public for the purchase of 2 Cinema Sites in Clementi Town Centre (1) Site 'A' at Commonwealth Avenue West (2) Site B at Clementi Avenue 3 estimated to contain an area of approximately 1 ,440 sq m
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    Rise In food prices sends CPI up
    163 25 THE consumer price index (CPI) for last month rose by 1.2 per cent to 156.6 points compared with January because of higher food prices, the Statistics Department said yesterday. Food prices went up 2.1 per cent to 176.8 points, it said. Cheaper pork
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    PSA courses on efficiency
    54 25 THE Port of Singapore Authority's training department will conduct fcur public courses on office efficiency during the year. The courses on Improving Office Efficiency. An Introduction to Work Study, Role of tile Supervisor and Human Relations In Supervision will be held at the PSA Central Training
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    STU seminar
    39 25 NTUC secretary-general Mr C. V. Devan Nalr will open the Singapore Teachers' Union seminar on Today's Education for Tomorrow's Survival Educating the Young In the Dynamics cf Employment, at the Teachers' Centre on Saturday at 9 a.m.
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    On nursing
    23 25 A TALK on Nursing as a Career will be held at the Kampong Kembengan community centre on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    Question mark over $300 m complex
    482 25  -  AHMAD OSMAN By A BIG question mark is hanging over the fate of a proposed $300 million project to turn an area along Alexandra Road into a residential and commercial complex. The ambitious complex proposed by United Overseas Land (UOL), an associate company of
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    ACS bay leads in chess open section
    133 25 AFTER four rounds of the national junior championships, Wong Meng Kong, 14, of Anglo Chinese School, emerged the leader in the open section. Meng Kong won all his four games and Is fol lowed by Lee Chye Seng and Ng Chee Wai, eacn
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    CC courses
    37 25 THE Buklt Merah community centre will hold new course* on guitar (Intermediate stage), tlm-sum, cutribbon flower making, dressmaking (advanced), yoga, cake-making and children's art soon. For details ring *****7 from 2.30 p.m. to 10.30 pm
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    PR body
    32 25 THE chairman of the Presko group of public relations companies, Mr. bko Pajasalml, baa been elected president of the Pan Pacific Public Relations Federation. an association of public relations consultuiu
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    MP's date
    32 25 THE MP for Jurong. Mr Ho Kan Leong. will open %a art exhibition of the paintings of Kang Stong Joo. at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday at 5.30 p.m.
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      Lock icon Aussie batsmen find their touch
      296 26 »RIDGETOWN, Tues. Australia pounded thr'r way to a lead of 220 runs over Barbados here yesterday, with captain Bob Simpson scoring his 60th first class cen tury. Simpson's 102, scored In 225 minutes, completed a satisfying Australian warm-up for the second Test, starting here on
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      90 26 BRIDGETOWN, Tues. The West Indies yesterday named an unchanged side for the second Test against Australia here, starting- on Friday. Though their fifth fast bowler, Michael Holding, has now declared himself fit, it is no surprise that the selectors have decided to stay with the team which beat
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      Lock icon Liverpool not likely to slip
      389 26 LONDON, Tues. Defending champions Liverpool will be expected to take a further step towards retaining their European Cup soccer title when they play the home leg of their quarter-final match against Portugal's Benfica tomorrow. The Portuguese League champions, despite an early goal by Nene, lost
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      84 26 T ONDON. Tues. Arsenal, the Ld bookmakers' favourites for the Football Association Cup, had their hopes of a ninth cup final appearance boosted by the semifinal draw here yesterday. The draw: Ipswich v West Bromwlch at Highbury, London; Middles trough or Orient v Arsenal at Villa Park,
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      Lock icon Can Liem succeed Hartono?
      442 26 T ONDON, Tues. One of the greatest badminton players the world has ever seen, Rudy Hartono of Indonesia, makes his comeback here tomorrow in the All-England championships, the tournament he has dominated for a decade. The magnificent Indonesian, an Idol In his own country for his
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      Lock icon Yaschenko out of Europe, US meet
      224 26 MILAN (Italy), Tues. The European team to meet the United States in an Indoor athletics match here today will be without (our gold medallists lrom the weekend's European championships. Vladimir Yaschenko, 19. who set a men's high Jump record, has been withdrawn by the
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      Eres Tu is one to follow
      446 26 17UUCS TU tops my list £j of horses to follow, reports BLUE PETER. Making his debut In a Class 4 Division 3 1200 metre race, the four-year-old brown English gelding by Another River nearly brought off a betting coup on Saturday. Eres Tv was
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      Rath Star does stylish gallop in good going
      436 26  -  BLUE PETER By RATH STAR did a splendid work-out in good going at Bukit Timah yesterday. With Edward Chan astride, the Hyperbole four-year-old came away from stablemate Water Diver at the end of a 600 metres trial in 37.8. Rath Star showed
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      Lock icon Still champ
      49 26 SEOUL. Frl. South Korea's Jo Ho defended his Orient-Pacific Boxing federation's (OPBP) Junior mlddelweight title In Pusan last night by a unanimous decision over Japanese challenger Yohl Aral. The fight against the third ranked Japanese wag Jo'i second defence since he became the champion last November. AP.
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      World Cup hockey on radio
      131 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Radio Malaysia will broadcast live the World Cup hockey competition in Buenos Aires. Argentina, from Saturday to April 2. Bernama News Agency yesterday quotpd an official statement as saying that Radio Malaysia will, through the national network, broadcast live the matches in
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      Lock icon Call far stiffer penalty on soccer rowdies
      234 26 ONDON, Tues. The La crowd violence which halted the English Football Association Cup quarter-final between Mlllwall and Ipswich last Saturday is almost certain to result in the London side's being banned from playing on their own ground for a number of matches. Mlllwall
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      Reserves flop in test against Japanese
      322 27  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE'S Malaysia Cup team reserves are no threat to the regulars yet this was shown last night when the Japanese Combined University side beat the Singapore Reserves 2-1 before a 10,000 crowd at tlte National Stadium. Coach Sebastian Yap last night
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      Now Frankfurt and Derby make offers
      373 27  -  FVERBY COUNTY, England's Football League champions in 1972 and 1975, and Eintracht Frankfurt, who gave forwards Jurgen Grabowski and Bernd Holzenbeln to the World Cup-winning West German team In 1974, are keen to play Singapore at the National Stadium. Dates Derby have suggested May
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      Swallow to lead HK challenge
      417 27  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By rrvtE four-day East Asia squash championship at the Kallang Centre, begins tomorrow week when Singapore win face acid tests of their supremacy and organisational competence. Will Singapore regain the title they lost last year to Hongkong in Manila? Or will the Republic,
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      Eleven pass stiff test
      232 27  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By "TTLEVEN women playLd ers were yesterday chosen to form the nucleus of the Singapore table tennis squad, but not without first having to prove tnetr mettle. The 11, who had to undergo a gruelling selection trial, are Choo Slew Chlan, Goh Chuey Hoon.
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      EAST GERMAN OFFER TIMELY FOR VAS
      274 27 IN anticipation of their visit to China from Sept 1-10. the Volleyball Association of Singapore are almost certain to accept a scholarship offer by the East German Olympic Council for a six week coaching course in Leipzig from .nine b July 28 reports PATRICK
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      MARSH DECIDES TO SKIP OPEN
      257 27  -  ERNEST FRIDA By /GRAHAM MARSH, the 33-year-old Australian, who has been named Rookie of the Year by the Amerlcna Golf Digest, Is the most notable absentee from the 5106.000 Singapore Open golf championship, which starts at Bukit Course tomorrow week. Marsh, a former mathematics teacher,
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      Lock icon Prize money up for HK races
      91 27 HONOKONO. Tues. The Hongkong Jockey Club Is to boost their prize money next season by about US$2,OOO (5J4.600) a race at their two tracks. It was announced today. The increases, which will be partly offset by higher race entry and livery fees, will mean
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      Centre open from today
      74 27 THE Singapore Squash Centre at Central Park, reportedly the world's biggest squash centre, will be open to members and the public from today. The Centre has a pro-shop, barbers and refreshment counter, and offers courts for rent to the public at $4 an hour, while members
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      Tickets are sold out
      57 27 TICKETS for this Sundays Malaysia Cup-tie between Singapore and Armed Forces at the National Stadium were sold out four hcurs after going on sale on Sunday. A tcu: o; 34,137 tickets were sold at the four centres. There were 31,000 gallery ($1), 1.597 grandstand bench ($3)
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      Harper win
      35 27 RESUI.TS of Business Houses FootoaU League Division Three quarter-final matches playrd yesterday: Harper GllnJlan 2 Vosper Singapore 1. Holiday Inn 2 SBS 0. Mitsubishi 3 Rothman 2. Stock Exchange V Chartered Industries postponed.
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      Jasmine's Heng upsets Lim
      317 27 pOMBINED Schools' \i Robert Lim, the number two seed, was beaten 15-18, 10-15 by Jasmines Heng Peng Soon in the second round of the men's singles event in the National Junior individual badminton championships at Gulllemard Road last night, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Kamaruddln Musa, the top
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      DIARY
      35 27 BADMINTON Junior Individual rlum plonshtps (Singapore Badminton Hall 7 p.m.). SOCCER SBIIFL knockout: senior: Banque National de Parts v HK Bank (Jalan Besar 5.15 pm.i; friendly: Star United v Katong Soccerltcs (Kalians 5.15 p.m.).
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      PS ON SPORT
      467 27 -Service ruining the game as a spectacle Poisoned chalice of the court npHE All-England badminton champlon- ships have always had a special magic; It is a time when the human body attempts to perform miracles of athletic elasticity, subtlety and explosiveness for the opportunity of achieving instant
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      264 27 Century Giant Screen Television Projection System. Thanks to this completely new system, it's no Training at hospitals, government offices longer necessary to watch a miniaturised picture on and enterprises, a television set. CENTURY, with its 50" to over Commercial in entertainment centres bars, 84" screen brings pictures to life-size through
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    Lock icon $575m deal signed
    67 28 $575 m deal signed LEIPZIG. Tue» East Germany today signed Us blggrst Industrial deal with the United States, an accord with Dow Chemicals worth US$25O mllilor. ***** million) over 10 yean for mutual d«Uven of basic chemicals. Trade between the two countries, A 111 restricted by American refusal to give
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    Lock icon Reprisal threat: Now Syria steps in
    443 28 BEIRUT, Tuesday CYRIAX peace forces fortified defences around Palestinian refugee ramps in Lebanon today in anticipation of Israeli reprisals for the weekend guerilla raid, raising the possibility of a Syrian Israeli confrontation. The Syrians were reported to have moved long range guns and missile
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    LONDON STOCKS
    750 28 LONDON. Tuo The stock market was moving ahead after the official close at 3 30 pm today following the February trade figures, dealers said At 3 pm The Financial Times Index was up 0 3 at 459 9. having opened at 3 7 lower Government bonds were In
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      436 28 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Price 50* Annual Subscription 1/55 Circulation Manager Tttrphont root I fit, yu TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS... Singapore is poised to take a significant step towards its goal of being a comprehensive financial centre, boasting all types of markets Proposals for a gold futures exchange have been
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      304 28 A.BARTHEL AY H PARIS Itwitesyoii t0... an exhibition of exclusive jewellery watches collection by A. Barthelay at "liGßgjS^ n+~*mm &>» Plaza Singapura. g ,;< OS Orchard Roml, ..V. Singapore 9. IMb 19 tb March 1978 ■^■4«iiiiW *'"^«*w«^i ;^£Jr^LwwH Alexis B<jrt/>eLy, 'W^iw^ikiHiifill' LV THF.trenihhuvllery LwVt^^H v atl 'f' sl ?hsl"ttiiJuy. presents,
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      1710 30 p% y% mmm f| f| tmm m*± World famous Quality Industrial I iSKUiribK is nerei sewing machines i for South-east Asia. I Guests invited are cordially requested to attend a dinner at \l Mandarin Court D, 4th floor, Mandarin Hotel at 7.30 p.m. Message from: Our words m: I S'tod^SStin
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    Snowfalls not always a thing of delight...
    1305 31  -  MILTON CHASE: By Washington THOUSANDS of S i n g a poreans, sweaty and soggy after a particularly steamy and sweltering day, undoubtedly have viewed on their tellys those magnificent picturcpostcard scenes of serene snow covered mountain slopes and towering pine trees glistening
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      1236 32 I Cf JACK CHIA-MPH LIMITED uC'inpfl (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held at the Gardenia Room, Shangri-la Hotel, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 10 on Thursday, 30th March 1978 at 12.30 pm. to
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      534 32 THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SIN6APORE LIMITED fc^ (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1977 1 The Board of Directors of The Development Bonk of Singapore Limited is pleased to announce that the audited results of the Bank and its Group for the year
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      175 32 vfIJTC| SHOPS TO LET Tenders are invited for the letting of the I following:(A) 6 shophouses/ 1 shop In Taman I Jurong Office*, Service/ Retail. I (B) 3 shops in Boon Lay Garden Ser- I vice/ Retail I (C) Shops in Boon Lay Shopping I Centre Service/ Retail, Banking I
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      679 32 NOTICE MR. GEORGE LEE SOON HUAT (I.C. No. ***** 11/B) has resigned from CROWN PACIFIC LTD. He Is not authorised to transact any business, collect any monies or act in any capacity whatsoever on behalf of our Company or its group. CROWN PACIFIC LTD. IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE
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      239 32 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. IM4 of \m BETWEEN TONO SOH TINO (M.W.) PLAINTIFF AND 1. CHEW NAM HWEE (M.W.) 2. LIM KIA CHOON 3 LAI SOH TIN (M.W.) DEFENDANTS To: LAI SOH TIN of No. 8J, Block B, Alrvlew Tower, off River Valley
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      365 32 IN THE HIGH COURT Of THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE j (ompanir* Winding lip. No. 22 i 1978 In the Matter of the (ompanie* Act, Chapter 185 and In the Matter of Inampro (Pte) Limited* ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a petition tor the winding up of the
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      898 33 NINETEEN seventy-six was a busy year for trade shows and of the many held in the Republic, the Singapore International Building Exhibition (SIBEX '76) was easily one of the most successful in terms of attendance, audience, quality and most importantly. volume of business
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      17 33 OPENING times are from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Admission free (for trade only).
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      1088 34 British Group have range of indoor exhibits ...Output, new orders and overseas deliveries the 43 manufacturers from Australia who will come in search of agents, are Australian Building Adhesives Pty Ltd (tile adhesives and grouts); Firegard Pty Ltd (fire protection devices) Firmaframe Nominees
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      347 33 GUTHRIE TRADING (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. BUILDING MATERIALS DIVISION Welcomes visitors to our stand no 410&511 at SIBEK 78 Ihe fol lowing products are on display: M^tf AUI-^ID^ c Harvi-Foil 450 F|^ \Ki^^^^ IWE<SIS(NZ)LTD. A sure-fire way to help prevent your J -\6r buildings from going up in flames. And your
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    215 34 ATHBEE-DAY seminar programme will be held in conjunction with the exhibition. Details of the programme are as follows: Buildlnr Development Trends and Future Today— lo.3o a.m. to 12.45 p.m. 1. The Future of Urban Environment. Speaker: Professor BUI Llm, Head, Department of Building Science, University
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      231 35 WE ARE PROUD TO BE I ASSOCIATED WITH j sibex^ Singapore Mwm'^^km Singapore //j^L A INTERNATIONAL MM 11 MM CONSTRUCTION MM *fSk k BUILDING MM \jSS£M EQUIPMENT MM IUI f EXHIBITION MM EXHIBITION MM AS THE j MAIN CONTRACTOR chambers k 200-H PTE. LOT. A 5076 I AVER RAJAH INDUSTRIAL
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      405 36 See us at stand 409 SIBEX'7B \B E Dj Black s Decker, The world's largest manufacturer of quality powertools A must to see at the SIBEX 78 EXHIBITION... the McAlister BUILDING DISPLAY We have a full range of attractive and functional building materials for the home and office. USG Vista
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      127 36 Australia's boom in housing and multi storey, O©G in© high-rise construction led to the manufacture of building products becoming a major Australian /\UStr3M3n LvlSDIdV industry. By combining use of research with practical experience the industry gained extensive SIBEX '78 technical know-how. This has enabled it to develop products and materials
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      220 37 C^^^) IWB Ct 1 1 The most comprehensive SHOPFITTING AND DISPLAY EQUIPMENT for c SHOPS STORES DEPARTMENTAL SUPERMARKETS HOMES abstracts H j3d^" Allows your imagination more L^T>- &JL scope for your, Ij «HOME FURNITURE NOW. THE LA TEST IN SHELF SELECT/ON MERCHANDISERS Yes 905 Multiple Shelving System fits all types
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      607 38 Applications are Invited from suitably quail- c«^tdat»« for the position of PWCHASWe ASSISTANT The job: To assist the Supervisor in the Company's Purchases and in tne supervision ot stores services Requirements: Applicants should possess GCE 3 O1O 1 Level I Passes (English and 2 other subjects preferably m the Technician/Science
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      475 38 STAFF lili A position is available for a person with tax experience to work in the income tax division of our firm. The successful applicant will assist in tax compliance work for a diversified clientels, and will be supervised by experienced tax staff. Initial salary will not be less than
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      631 38 M MAERSK LINE (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. MAERSK For manning of modern vessels to fly Singapore flag and trading in the Far East area we invite applications for position as "ELECTRICAL OFFICERS" Candidates will be given short term training abroad before signing onboard our vessels. Candidates must have good practical and
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      217 38 ADVERTISEMENT SUBORDINATE COURTS SINGAPORE D.C. SumaMM No. IMS at itn. Between laelan Emporium (8) Pt«. Ltd. Plaintiffs And Llm Ah Lock Defendant To: Mr. Llm Ah Lock late of No. 45. Lorong X, Telok Kurau, Singapore IS. Take notice that an action has been commenced against you In the Subordinate
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