The Straits Times, 21 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    Lock icon OIL PRICES MUST GO UP: YAMANI
    598 1 Series of small rises forecast GENEVA, Tuesday SAUDI Arabian Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed Yamani said yesterday there could be a series of small rises in the price of oil next year, warning that the alternative to these will have to be a sharp hike
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    LEE TO LEAVE ON SUNDAY FOR BALI TALKS
    336 1 LEE TO LEAVE ON SUNDAY FOR BALI TALKS TPHE talks between Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Indo nesia's President Suharto are tentatively to be held on Monday over two sessions. The sessions, hosted by the President, will take place in the morning and evening at the Per tamina Cottages
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    Lock icon The weather
    14 1 UP TO NOON TODAY: Mainly fair, according to the Singapore Meteorological Service.
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    Lock icon Waited 33 years to wed the woman he loved
    252 1 CHICAGO, Tuesday MR. IRVING Silner, 63, has been waiting 33 years to marry Joan Harris, 56, the Australian woman he met at the end of World War 11. Monday night he did. "I think about all these years and I cannot
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    New plot to grab power: Marcos
    159 1 MANILA. Tues. Pre fident Marcos today confirmed the existence of a subversive Filipino socialist group with an army 01 its own whose goal is to set up a "Democratic Socialist People's Republic" through violence. Mr. Marcos said the new subversive group, called the United
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    Lock icon 'Return home' order to Viet consular officials
    197 1 'Return home' order to Viet consular officials HONGKONG, Tues VIETNAM yeste r d ay ordered all officials from Its three consulates general In China to return home, but said It held China responsible for the safety of Vietnamese .nationals residing In the areas. In a Foreign Ministry Note to Peking.
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    32 1 NEW YORK. Tues. The Dow Jon?s Industrial average, which had been up fractionally In trie flist (ew minutes of trading was behind 1.99 point* to 836.83 around 11 a.m. UPI.
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    Lock icon Power to PM's home cut
    64 1 ROME. Tues. The building In which Italian Premier Olulio Andreotti lives has had no electricity since yesterday afternoon due to sabotage, the Rome headquarters of the regional electricity company said today. Initial findings were that three holes In an underground cable caused the current break.
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    Lock icon NEW U.S. AFRICAN POLICY TO OUST SOVIETS
    304 1 NEW U.S. AFRICAN POLICY TO OUST SOVIETS WASHINGTON, Tuesday 'J'HE United Slates is moving to counter Soviet and Cuban intervention in Africa with a major, new programme designed to help the Africans help themselves. "Our strategy Is bas^d upon an affirmative and constructive approach to African issues helping African nations
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    Lock icon 15 detained
    32 1 LISBON. Tues. Police said today 15 people mtn detained In a nationwide swoop on suspects In 25 bank rebberies, 25 bomblnes and two murders during the ptut four years. AP.
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    Call for lower wage hikes
    60 1 LONDON. Tues. The Bank of England today si id wage Increases for Bnti.'h workers n:xt year would have to be kept far below present levels If Britain was to stop Inflation Irom rising. The bank's quarterly bulletin predicted Britain's Inflation rate would probably remain at
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    Plane hijack bid foiled
    57 1 PEORIA (Illinois). Toes. A man drove his car onto the runway ramp at Greater Proria airport today and attempted to board a 727 JrtUner before being tackled by six security guards on the boarding step*. Airport security officials said Steve I Ilk. 25. was «uickly subdned
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      149 1 AC sW wLB If! Will J nbermain Registered Trade Mark TEACHERS THE UNSUNG HEROES' Page 13 STRAI'SS: Talks on trade pact now in final lao 2 CARTr.R plan hifhlithts civil defence 3 CONCKRN over immigrants from China to Hongkong 4 REBELS cross Angolan border for strikes S ASEAN stands united
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      Lock icon Strauss: Talks on trade pact now in final lap
      385 2 WASHINGTON, Tues gPECIAL United States trade representative Robert Strauss said yesterday that "tough, awful tough" negotiations on the first world trade agreement in 10 years are nearing completion. But he declined to predict there would be an agreement in time for
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      Lock icon Sanctions on Aussie firms moving to cheap areas?
      358 2 Sanctions on Aussie firms moving to cheap areas? SYDNEY. Tues. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Doug Anthony yesterday warned of sanctions against Australian companies which exported Jobs by moving their operations to the cheap labour areas of South-east Asia and the western Pacific. He also ruled out the im mediate possibility
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      Fukuda tour
      30 2 TOKYO. Tims. Prime Minister Taken Fukuda may go on a tour of three Middle Last countries for about a week in early September, government source? said today. AFFV
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      Lock icon Japan stands by pledges to Asean
      232 2 Japan stands by pledges to Asean rpOKYO, Tues. Japan X is not dragging its feet on the imp'ementation of the "Fukuda Doctrine" and stands by its commitments t o Asean, a ranking Japanese minister sale yesterday. Mr. Toshio Komoto, Minister of Industry and International Trade, also said his government would
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      Lock icon Two executed
      36 2 BEIRUT. Tues. Two Palestinians were shot by tiring squad yesterday morning after being convicted of extortion, "disgraceful behaviour" and harming the cause of the Palestinian people, the Palestine news agency Wafa reported yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon OUT AT WINDSOR
      67 2 BRILL lANT sunshine brought the tourists out in full force at Windsor Castle near London on Monday to watch Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip (near the end of the procession), taking part in the ceremony of the Order of the Garter. The procession wound its wav from
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      Lock icon Amoco Cadiz inquiry
      62 2 LONDON. Tues. The Italian master of the tanker Amoco Cadiz, which ran aground and spilled 220.000 tonnes of cil into the sea off France, told an inquiry here today that he did not recall seeing a weather report on the day of the disaster. Captain Pasquale Bardari
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      Lock icon Storm alert
      29 2 SEOUL. Tues. Weathermen today issued a rainstorm warning for South Koreas southern coastal areas typhoon Polly, packing winds of 88 km h. approached the Korean peninsula. UPI.
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      Charles says 'no' to Caroline
      160 2 LONDON, Tues. A few hundred yean ago, a snub like this one would probably have meant war. But as it was, the future King of England's refusal to attend Princess Caroline's wedding was grist for the mill of gossip columnists who rleefully oroclaimed that Monaco's
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      Lock icon WANTED IN BRITAIN: MORE WOMEN
      80 2 LONDON. Tues. There are not enough young women to go round In Britain and there wMf be even fewer as time goes by, according to the Census Office. There are now more men under the age of 45 than women, says the latest report on
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      408 2 PAGE 2 FILETS DE SOLE SALADE DE SAISON A I RAIDI AU VINAIGRE AUK AIGUILLETES Fillets of Dover Sole marinated DE CANARD l jM in sherry vinegar and walnut oil. Breast of duck on butter -AM served on a bed of endive salad. lettuce and fresh tarragon with walnut oil
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      Lock icon Plans for self-rule in Gaza permanent: Dayan
      246 3 Plans for self-rule in Gaza permanent: Dayan TIEL AVIV. Tues. 1 Israel regards Its plan for limited self-rule on the Jordan West Bank and in Gaza as a permanent measure that would not lead, to Arab sovereignty. Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan said yesterday. He was explaining a new policy statement
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      Lock icon Ford in China
      30 3 HONOKONO. Tues. Chinese Vice-Pi emltr Teng Hsiao-ping today met an American tourL-t group led by automobile magnate Henry Ford 11. the New China News Agency said. UPI.
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      Lock icon CARTER PLAN HIGHLIGHTS CIVIL DEFENCE
      410 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday ITS President CarV ter. In a shift of strategic policy, yesterday proposed a defence reorganisation plan placing new emphasis on civil defence. Government officials see the move as a response to a major Soviet effort to protect its civilian population from the hazards
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      Lock icon In a sneak attack...
      59 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. A sneak enemy nuclear attack on the areas IS defence planners consider the most likely targets could kill eight of 10 residents, according to a recent US report. "We have no civil defence programme, merely the apparatus to start one." said Mr. Bardyl Tirana,
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      Lock icon RUSSIAN VERSION OF B-1 BY 1980s
      115 3 RUSSIAN VERSION OF B-1 BY 1980s WASHINGTON, Tues.— The Soviet Union Is developing a new nuclear bomber similar to the B-l which President Carter cancelled last year, according to Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) testimony made public yesterday. The DIA. the US military's intelligence agency, estimated that the new Soviet bomber
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      Lock icon 'Independent judiciary'
      56 3 JAKARTA. Tues.—President Suharto said today that in countries which uphold high!) man and mankind. 'wt recognise an independent judicial power." Addressing the participant* of the Seventh Asian Judicial Conference, Mr. Suharto added; "We are fully aware that any rights and freedom —including an independent judiciary bears In it
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      Lock icon Tito warns of world war threat
      332 3 Tito warns of world war threat BELGRADE, Tuesday YUGOSLAV President Tito, asserting that 1 detente had broken down, appealed to the Soviet Union and the United States today to make serious efforts to resolve their differences. Mr. Tito, 86, president of the Yugoslav Communist Party, opened the 11th Congress of
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      Lock icon Move by Iraq to deport Kurds?
      140 3 Move by Iraq to deport Kurds? BEIRUT, Tues. Iraq has begun deporting Kurds from the Iran border region to break the back of Kurdish nationalism, the Beirut publication, the Arab World reported today. Citing Western diplomatic sources, the Arab World said the plan involved moving about 30.000 people back 20
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      Lock icon Oil slick
      29 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues. A crude oil slick that was discovered off the Swedish south-western coast yesterday has drifted close to the coast. Ooteborg Customs officials said today. AP
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      Lock icon Envoy to Sadat: Face my charges
      142 3 Envoy to Sadat: Face my charges LISBON, Tues— Egypt's ambaf sador to Por tugal today challenged President Sadat to appear before an international or inter-Arab com mittee to answer his accusations against the Egyptian leader. General Saad Shazli. suspended from his post last night and ordered to return to Cairo,
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      Lock icon Drug abuse in US army
      56 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. Two Congressmen who met President Carter today said they questioned the combat readiness of US soldiers in Europe because of alleged widespread drug abuse. Mr. Lester Woia. who with Mr Glean EriKlish met Mr. Carter told reporters lau>r the President was not aware
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      Sonoda: We'll sign treaty with China
      293 4 Sonoda: We'll sign treaty with China BANGKOK, Tuesday JAPANESE Foreign Minister Sunao Sonoda today declared Japan's determination to sign a friendship treaty with China soon despite Soviet warnings. Mr. Sonoda. who wound up a four-day trip to Bangkok with a news conference, also reaffirmed Japan's Interest in South-east Asia. He
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      Lock icon Call to expel bogus refugees
      153 4 Call to expel bogus refugees /CANBERRA. Tues. V/Vlftnamese who were not genuine refugees should be sent back or put in detention camps, Mr. Clyde Cameron, a former Labour Government Labour and lm migration Minist-r. said today. He made his comments on reported clashes among Vietnamese refugees in migrant hostels in
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      Lock icon Concern over immigrants
      460 4 RISING INFLUX FROM CHINA TO HK lIONGKONG, Tues. The I rising influx of legal Chinese immigrants into ibis overcrowaed British colony is causing the Hongkong Government grave concern. According to the Immigration Deoartment, 20.591 legal immigrants from China crossed into Hongkong in the first flve-and-half months this
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      DANCING TO THE TOP
      52 4 DANCING TO THE TOP RIB- TWISTING queen Lynette Patrick. 19, captured the Miss Ohio beauty crown with a colourful display of exotic dancing that left the audience gasping for breath. The sta tues q n c brunette will take her gyrating tummy tossing to the Miss USA competition in September.—
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      Lock icon Irianian rebels warned: Give up or else...
      227 4 JAYAPURA. Tues The Indonesian military commander for the troubled province of Irian Jaya has warned separatist Irlanlan rebels that tney wiU be crushed if they do not surrender. Brig-Gen. Imam Munandar told a press briefing in the provincial capital of Jay a p
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      Lock icon Cheap flights?
      35 4 TOKYO. Tue». The United States Is pressing Japan to agree to low-cost airfares across the north Pacific, one of the most expensive air reutta In the -vorld. American officials said here today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Koreagate: 'Only one senator guilty'
      219 4 Koreagate: 'Only one senator guilty' WASHINGTON, Tuesday A SENATE panel, after a 13-month lnvesti- gation of alleged South Korean influencebuying, has said in a preliminary report that only one senator was apparently guilty of wrongdoing. The report, released by the Senate Ethics Committee yesterday, for the first time formally listed
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      JAPAN 'YES' TO BIG JETS DEAL
      113 4 JAPAN 'YES' TO BIG JETS DEAL TOKYO. Tues.— The Japanese government today approved a multlbllllon dollar programme to buy sophisticated jet fighters and anti-sub-marine patrol aircraft developed by the United States. Government officials said Notes on the Japanese purchase of the military aircraft for the 1980s will be exchanged later
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      Lock icon Choked to death
      51 4 HONGKONG. Tue». Prominent British bari'iiterpolitician Sir Dlnplr Prot choked to death In his hotel room here on Sunday, a postmortem dlsclo ed today. He wai 73. A police spokesman said "the cause of death was asphyxia due to vomiting of food particle*." He ga»e no further details.
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      'US can benefit from Sino-Viet dispute'
      369 4 HONGKONG, Tuu. THE US Embassy In Thailand has told Washington that the crisis In relations between China and Vietnam provides the US with an opportunity to gain Influence In Hanoi, the Asian Wall Street Journal reported yesterday. In addition, the embassy suggested the US
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      Lock icon Rebels cross Angolan border for strikes
      329 5 I7INSHASA, Tues. Several thousand Katangan rebels have been makli g forays across the Angolan bolder Into Zaire, Western military sources said yesterday. However, the extent of their activity is not known, they ay. Angolan troops have formed a def nee line along the country's
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      Lock icon Warning to Japan
      66 5 TOKYO. Tues. The influential economic dally Ninon Kclzal today warned that Japan would remain "the principal accused" lor disturbing the world economy If it faii to substantially reduce Its balance of payments surplus. The economic daily also called for a "r.ew effort' u> achieve 'concertea action" proposed
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      Lock icon S. Africa to register Namibia voters
      113 5 WINDHOEK, Tues. The South African administration will start registering Namibian electors next Monday in spite of the warning from Western countries that they would not recognise electoral rolls unilaterally drawn up by South Africa. South African administrator general in Namibia, judge Marthinus Steyn, announceed
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      Lock icon U.S. DIPLOMAT DUE IN LUANDA FOR TALKS
      83 5 LUANDA. Tues. Mr. Donald McHenry, number three US diolomat at the United Nations, will arrive here tomorrow with a three-member delegation for talks with Angolan leaders, Luanda radio reported tonight. It gp.ve no details of the topics to be discuss- ed. except that
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      Lock icon Envoys snub 'Whites only' shows
      150 5 Envoys snub 'Whites only' shows DRETORIA, Tues. 1 West German Ambassador Hans Joachim Eick yesterday joined Israeli Ambassador Itshak Unna in refusing to attend productions at Pretoria's Breytenach Theatre which Is reserved for White audiences. "I will not accept invitations to that theatre as lone as it is not open
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      57 5 BOMBAY. Tues. A stranded Soviet Jetliner that overshot Bombay International airport's runway last week knocked out the airport's instrument landing system, forcing diversion of flights during poor visibility, the United News of India (UNI) reported yesterday. Six International Mights scheduled to land at Bombay yesterday were diverted
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      Lock icon Gary Powers
      37 5 WASHINGTON. Tues Federal investigators say Francis Gary Powers kept his newsnlm helicopter In the air seven minutes longer than was theoretically possible belore. with fuel tanks dry, he crashed to his death last year. UPI
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      Lock icon Rhodesia's last parliament before black rule
      256 5 Rhodesia's last parliament before black rule SALISBURY. TU2B. Rhodesia's last parliament, before promised black majority rule, was opened today in an atmosphere of anxiety by President John Wrathall, who declared the internal settlement would eventually triumph over the doubts of the world. For the first time In almost a century
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      161 5 \bur Company Accountant is smiling. It*** 1 <$■] ■-<- mjk He should be. He just found out how much money he can save his company by renting cars from Avis. > Which releases all that tied-up capital. And gives him tax advantages. Plus a useful hedge against inflation. Not to
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    Sticker warnings to fight rising two-wheel thefts
    232 6 MOTORCYCLISTS and scooterists who leave their vehicles unlocked are likely to find these stickers pasted on their machines. They will be stuck on by patrolling policemen and are aimed at warning the owners of the risk of not doublelocking their machines. Beginning today,
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    TOP FOOD CENTRE OPENS ON SUNDAY
    124 6 TOP FOOD CENTRE OPENS ON SUNDAY A LL 29 stalls at the Ra- sa Singapura Food Centre will start business from Sunday at 1130 a.m. A reception and food sampling session for Invited guests will be held that day to mark the commencement. The hawkers, who have worked for themselves
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    Asean stands united and passes test
    774 6  -  P.M. RAMAN By 4 SEAN may have Its share of internal bickering but its foreign ministers can show remarkable unity when dealing with third parties. They faced the first test in Pattaya when Hanoi made known its "support" for the proposed zone of peace,
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    Dental health contest
    48 6 THREE community centres In Serangoon Garden constituency will hold a dental health contest for children at Lorong Chuan community centre on July 8 at 2 p.m. The contest opened t> children In the district, will be divided Into sections for those between six years and
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    Beach camp
    19 6 BRAS Basah community centre will hold a two-day parents/children camp at Pasir Rh holiday camp on Saturday.
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    Graphic show
    42 6 THE Singapore M'-deni Art Society will present a four-day graphic art exhibition by (our artists from June 27 at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hill Street. The artists are Yang ChiHung, Lee Shi-chi, Chen Ting-shlh and LI Chaotsung.
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    Other buses may raise fares, too
    166 6 CCHEME B and City 13 Shuttle Service (CSS) maximum fares may be raised from 40 cents to 50 cents from July 1. Tha 20-cent and 30cent fares will be left unchanged. This Is the sequel to the SBS announcement last Saturday raising fares up
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    Choudhury failed to tell company secretary about Share deals COURT TOLD
    969 7  - Choudhury failed to tell company secretary about Share deals COURT TOLD MAUREEN CHUA By fOPAL Chandra Kar Choudhury, 53, former Ben and Company chairman, failed to inform his company secretary about his share dealings when asked to declare his shareholdings, a district court heard yesterday. Mr. S.K. Oanesan. the former
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    New resident committees set up in five estates
    326 7 New resident committees set up in five estates IJESIDENTS' committees (RCs) which have been set up in three Housing Board estates as part of a drive to strengthen contacts between the government and people are being extended to five other constituencies, this time with wider representation. Unlike the pilot pro-
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    Accused lawyer allowed to leave S'pore 3 weeks
    267 7 lAWYER Harry Lee j Wee was yesterday granted permission to leave Singapore for three weeks after he claimed trial to nine amended charges in connection with convicted lawyer Sivagnanam Santhlran's case. His counsel. Mr. Cavld Marshall, successfully applied for him to leave
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    Marshall to leave in October
    139 7 LAWYER David Marshall is expected to leave Singapore in October to take up his appointment as Singapore's first ambassador to France. When contacted last night, Mr. Marshall said he anticipated leaving with his wife and four children for Paris in early October. He said he
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    CLOSURE OF ROAD DURING SAF SHOW
    107 7 CLOSURE OF ROAD DURING SAF SHOW Tflfe stretch of Upper Changl Road between CaUhot Road and Telok Paku Road will be closed to traffic from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday to prevent traffic jams daring the SAF display. Spectators driving to the display area from
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    Folk-dancing
    21 7 UPPER Serangoon community centre youth group will hold a folk-dancing night at Its premises on Saturday. For details, tel. *****61.
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    S'pore may take in labour from four nations
    420 8 To meet blue- collar shortage THE government is looking into relaxing immigration laws to allow workers from India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand to come here to lessen Singapore's blue-collnr labour shortage. Singapore's Ambassador to Japan, Mr. Wee Mon-Cheng, disclosed this when
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    Dearer food raises the price index
    260 8 Dearer food raises the price index TJHK>D prices in May r pushed the consumer price index up by 1.6 per cent t<> 155.9 points thus arresting the drop of the last two months. Food prices advanced by 2.5 per cent to 173.2 points. Lower prices of sugar and coffee powder
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    Brazilian bank to open branch
    130 8 Brazilian bank to open branch A LATIN American bank. Banco do Brasll, will open an offshore branch here next Wednesday The manager of the bank, Mr. Ademar Llns de Albuquerque, said the decision to have the bank here stemmed from Increased trade between Brazil and the Asean countries and the
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    'UNHAPPY' WIFE KILLED SELF
    197 8 A WOMAN'S failure to get a divorce from her husband and the burden of caring for her blind daughter made her depressed, a coroner's court heard on Monday. Mr. Urn Thang. testifying at an Inquiry Into the death of his daughter. Lira Kirn Hwa, 38. said
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    Direct phone calls to Ireland
    74 8 SINGAPOREANS now can call Ireland direct or through the International assistance operator by dialling 904. Charges are: $27.00 for a minimum of 3 minutes and $9 00 for each extra minute or part thereof for a num-ber-to-number call. An extra $13.50 Is charged for a
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    Shops take down 'duty-free' signboards
    353 8 Shops take down 'duty-free' signboards THE law making it an offence to display misnomer signs reading "Tax and Duty Free Goods" is not yet in force, but already shopkeepers are falling in line and have taken down such signboards. A Straits Times survey of shops in Shenton Way, Beach Road
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    Hike-and-camp
    22 8 D6LTA community centre youth croup will hold a twoday hlklnj-cum-camplng trip In the Sembawar.g srea on Saturday. For dcUils, phone *****0.
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    One dead, three hurt in triple pile-up
    165 9 AM O TO R C V CLIS'I died and three other people were injured in a triple- vehicle accident in River Valley Road on Monday night. Police said the dead person was Mr. Tan Thian Lye, age unknown. He was carrying a 15-year-old
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    Baby show
    29 9 CAIRNHILL community .-outre will hold a baby show al its premies on July 2 at 10 am For details ring *****7 from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m
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    'Noisy' sawmill to move soon
    128 9 'Noisy' sawmill to move soon A SAWMILL near a block of Housing Board flats in Syed Alwi Road, which has been a target of complaints for noise and dust pollution by residents in the area, is expected to be shifted to another site soon. This assurance has been given to
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    Main aims of JTS fulfilled, say 2 firms
    401 9 AT least two firms arc satisfied that the A main aims of the .lunior Trainee Scheme (.ITS) have been fulfilled in their organisations, and the challenge now is the secondary objective of upgrading the skills of junior trainees. These two firms in
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    Isolated showers forecast for rest of week
    170 9 SINGAPORE will most likely have Isolated afternoon showers during the next three to five days, according to the Meteorological Service. This is because the south-west monsoon has slackened over the whole of South-east Asia and generally, weather activities are at a minimum. The
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    Needy can register
    58 9 The Majlis Ugama Is- lam Singapura (Muis) will begin Its yearly registration of poor Muslims from next Monday. They can register at various centres from 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays, from 3 p.m. on Saturdays and from 10 a.m. on Sundays. For details, they can
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    Failed to report
    38 9 POH Cheng Soon. 22. was yesterday Jailed (or five months by a magistrate after he pleaded guilty to failing to report for fulltime national service on July 14. 1975. Poh surrendered himself on May 23.
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    Live firing
    26 9 THE New Zealand Forces will hold live firing exercises at Pulau Senang from today to July 2 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
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    PC who took $4 bribe fined $2,000
    301 9 1)OLICE Constable Jjmadl bin Hassan. 19. who let off a jaywalker after taking a $4 bribe, was fined $2,000 by a district Judge yesterday. He was found guilty of asking for a reward from the pedestrian, Chong Wah Chee, In return for not
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      MAHATHIR TO STAND IN OLD SEAT?
      154 10 MAHATHIR TO STAND IN OLD SEAT? A LOR STAR, Tues. Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk cerl Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, is almost certain to seek re-election in his former parliamentary constituency of Kutang Pasu. National Front sources said today. The Deputy Prime Minister, who returned here toda>. is expected to file his
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      Rape report
      36 10 PENANO. Tues. Police have arrested two men In connection with a rape report lodged by a 21-year-old factory girl who alleged that three people took turns to rape her at Gurney Drive last Saturday.
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      Boesta will not contest the elections
      476 10  -  BILL CAMPBELL: From Kuala Lumpur. Tues. pEKEMAS president Datuk Ahmad Boestaman announced today he would not contest the coming general elections in protest against the government ban on public rallies during the campaign period. The Pekemas leader, a former, MP for Setapak. had been
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      MIC fails in bid to get another polls seat
      275 10 MIC fails in bid to get another polls seat KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. MIC national president Tan Sri V. Manlckavasagam was with the Prime Minister and National Front leader. Datuk Hussein Onn, late last night and until the early hours of this morning in a vain attempt to arrange an additional
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      Second fire at mansion
      69 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn— Fire broke out for the aeoond time In a week at the Hock Ann Mansion In Jabxn Hajl Huaseln here thla afternoon. A 10cm on the seventh floor Amt wu slightly daoufed before the fire waa put out within 10 minutes. Last Friday,
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      Buried with honours
      62 10 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. —The five Police Field Force personnel killed In last eatuiday's terrorist ambush In Perak, have oeen burled with full police honours in their respective hometowns. They were: Probationary Insp. Mohamed Rashld bin Amran, 25. Cpl. Zakarlah bin Buntal. 44. and constables Mohamed Noor bin
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      Opposition challenge weakens as DAP stalwart quits
      209 10 Opposition challenge weakens as DAP stalwart quits KUALA LUMPUR, Tiles. The opposition challenge to the ruling National Front appeared to weaken today on the eve of Nomination Day for the parliamentary and state assembly elections. The hopes of the Democratic Action Farty (DAP) of capturlnr Prrak dimmed when the party's
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      Chong Eu to step down as MP
      185 10 Chong Eu to step down as MP PENANO, Tues. Dr. Lim Chong Eu said today he hoped his decision not to seek re-elec-tion as an MP will "completely stop the speculation" on whether he would be moved away from Penang. Speculation had been rife that Dr. Lim was being offered
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      Report soon on steel mill
      69 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A report on the feasibility of setting up a multl-mlUlon dollar Integrated steel mID on the Bast Coast of Penlruuia Malaysia Is expected to be submitted to the government In two month*. A spokesman of the Austrian Embassy here said most of
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      Lock icon Port authority must pay $21,000 for loss of goods
      160 11 Port authority must pay $21 ,000 for loss of goods LONDON, Tuesday PORT Swetten lam Authority. Kuala Lumpur, must pay $21,236 damages toT.W.Wj and Company for the loss of 64 cases of pharma:eutlcal goods stolen from a port workshop In April 1970, the Privy C mncil decided yesterday. It recommended
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      Shot his son by mistake
      77 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. When Mohamed Saring returned to his maize plot and heard some noise on a tree, he took a shot with his gun thinking there were monkeys there. But he was shocked when his 15-year-old son. Amran, fell down dead. Police said today
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      ABANDONED BABY GIRL
      47 11 IPOH Tues. A Chubby baby girl was found abandoned beside the gate of the School for the Mentally Retarded Children in Kampung Tawas. six km from here, this morning. She was picked up by school authorities and handed over to the Social Welfare Department.
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      Inspector took Blue Peter to hospital
      184 11 Inspector took Blue Peter to hospital TAPAH, Tues. The Good Samaritan who took New Straits Times racing correspondent, Mr. Wont Tuck Sent (Blue Peter) to the hospital after the road crash on Sunday night is a police inspector. He is Inspector Chamrat Din from the Federal Police Headquarters in Bukit
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      Jurisdiction poser over detained corporal
      346 11 Jurisdiction poser over detained corporal JOHORE BARU. Tues— The High Court will give Its ruling on July 5 on whether it has the power to hear the case of a navy corporal who has been detained for more than six months in a cell in KD Malaya for an alleged
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      Party unhappy
      30 11 IPOH, Tues. The Perak Qeralcan is (Disappointed over the allocation of seats to It, its state chairman and aeputy national president, Senator Dr. Llm Keng Yalk. said today.
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      Highway holdups: Two suspects arrested
      294 11 Highway holdups: Two suspects arrested JOHORE BARU. Tues pOLICE have arrested two men believed to be involved in two previous highway robberies in Johore this year, the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal Investigations, Mr. C.C. Stevenson, said today. The first suspect, he said, was picked up by police at a roadblock In Jltra,
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      277 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS other rise way to get 1 Concerned with the bow in the money (11). ol an old musical instru- Cane Jack for upsetting ment (6). Brown (6). 4 New teapot carried about 7 Artist gets a number on to provide entertainment line possibly (7). (g) 8
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    Jail and cane for robbing, hurting NS-man
    218 12 Jail and cane for robbing, hurting NS-man GOH Jonn None, 25. a •hop assistant, was yesterday jailed for nine months and ordered to be riven six strokes of the cane by a district judge for robbing and causing hart to a national serviceman. The court heard that Goh and an
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    Blood donation at Geylang
    63 12 A SPECIAL blood donation session will be held by the Jamlyah Medical Clinic of the Muslim Missionary Society at 31 Lorong 12. Qeylang. on July 2 from 9.30 a.m. to noon. Those who are interested can register at the clinic before June 28. This blocd donation
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    Chai's date
    46 12 THE Senior Minister of State (Education) and MP for Buklt Batok, Mr. Chai Chong Yll. will attend the closing ceremony of the first youth guidance course, held by the Princess Elizabeth Estate community centre youth group on Saturday at 7.30 pm. at the centre.
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    Security in hotels here of world standard...
    658 12 lIOTELS in Singa- pore which are members of international chains conform to international standards of security and safeguards foi their guests and properties. This is the consensus of a number of senior hotel executives when commenting on a recent Asian Wall Street Journal
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    Exhibition on CCs
    44 12 AN exhibition on the past, present and future of community centres is now on at Pearl's Centre till Sunday. The exhibition, open dally from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.. is held by the People's Association In conjunction with the newly-open.^! centre.
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    Visitors to study family planning
    114 12 A DELEGATION or health ministers from various Indian states Is due here today for a two-day visit to study Singapore's family planning system. The team is led by Mr. Jagadambi P r a s a d Yadav, India's Minister of State for Health and Family
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    Former wireless station to become home for destitutes
    194 12 Former wireless station to become home for destitutes T«E Social Affair! Ministry has answered the need for more homes for destitutes by converting a former British Forces wireless station into a home. The renovation job on the station, which is at the 11th km Ylo Chu Kang Road, started last
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    S'pore chess master in lead after Round 4
    140 12 S'pore chess master in lead after Round 4 SINGAPORE nation chess master Leslie Leow took tae lead In the Chinese Swimming Club Open Chess Championship by beating Hongkong player Ra'.nesh Jhunjhnuwala in the fourth round played on Monday. Wong Meng Kong and Quek Suan Fuan drew their game to share
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      514 12 Singapore^ exciting new food centre opens this Sunday It's the food event of the year the opening of Rasa Singapura. A new eating and meeting place for all lovers of good food. A new landmark for Singapore. Only the better foodstalls have been selected. There's fried kway teow from Boat
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      209 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh <Sc Hal Camp v^~^~^-' 7 GROOVER JUST LOOK I I YOU DID TME RIGHT ll WHAT DID YOU V NOTHtNoO GROOVER IS ©ETTPNe •S. AT YOU.' WHAT IP TMIN©, DARLIN'-ITJs ibi SAY, DEAR? J I WAS VERY SLOPPY LATELY- r V SOMEBODY SHOULD TIME
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    Girl's Six-Storey death fall
    120 13 Girl's SixStorey death fall A FIVE -YEAR- OLD girl, who was left alone in a flat, climbed "two chairs and fell six floors through the kitchen window, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Madam Krlshnovali Marugaiyan. testifying into the death of her daughter. Sarogini A. Rajangam. said that on April 27
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    Artist who puts his feelings on canvas
    201 13 Artist who puts his feelings on canvas WHEN French contemporary artist Pierre Catoni (above) frrls something, he notes his exact feelings and a piece of poetic painting is on the way. For Mr. Catoni. 39, is one of the few artists in Europe who can express his emotions and memories
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    'Trodden teachers the unsung heroes'
    250 13 'Trodden teachers the unsung heroes' rpEACHERS are "a trodden breed of unsung heroes," claims an article in the latest issue of The Educational Administrator published by the Singapore Educational Adnistratlon Society, a professional body of principals and educationists. "When Utter on the streets increase, teachers have not laboured hard enough.
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    DECISIVE FACTOR IN BILINGUAL POLICY
    119 13 DECISIVE FACTOR IN BILINGUAL POLICY mEACHERS and not the X education system will be the decisive factor In the success of the bilingual policy. This is the view of an article in the Educational Administrator, which is published by a professional body of principals and educationists, the Singapore Educational Administration
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    Science films
    31 13 THE Singapore Science Centre will screen two films —A Man's Reach Should Exceed His Grasp, and Man: The Incredible Machine. at its lecture hall on Sunday at 3 p.m.
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    Reunion date for MP
    57 13 THE MP, for Parrer Park. Dr. Lee Chtaw Meng. will be the guest-of-honour at a reunion dinner for old boys and staff of Beatty Secondary School at the school's premises on Saturday at p.m. The dinner Is organised by the Beatty Secondary School Advisory Committee to
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    Blood donation campaign
    43 13 THE president of-St. John Ambulance Brigade (Jurong Town Corps). Mr. Lim Chlak Kirn. will open the eighth annual blood donation campaign of the corps on Sunday at 9 a.m. MP for Jurong. Mr. Ho Kan Leon? will attend the opening.
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    Gotong royong project
    63 13 THE MP for Chua Chu Rang and deputy Speaker Mr. Tans See Chlm. will launch a gotonr rovong project at Kampong Berih Roao on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. The 2.4-kllometre track when metalled will serve about 1.500 people. Some 1.000 volunteers Including residents, members of Chua Chu
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    Fears over the slump in property
    332 13 LONG-TERM effects of the present property slump are serious for private developers, who, laced with a shortage of money, may run the risk of being unable to maintain their investment level. This gloomy forecast is made in an editorial of the latest issue of
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    NZ army chief due
    51 13 THE New Zealand Army Chief of General Staff, Major-Gen. R.D.P. Hassett. will arrive on Saturday to visit NZ force units based here. He will visit the headquarters of the NZ force, support units. Ist Bn. Royal NZ Infantry Regiment and the Royal NZ Air Force support
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    CID man off to London today to escort Tarling
    368 15 A SENIOR Commercial Crimes officer, Asst supt Roger Llm Cher Kwan. leaves (or Lon■d«n today to escort British financier Richard Tarling to Singapore to stand trial. Tarling, former chairman of Haw Par Brothers International Limited ifrBILi, has until Monday to leave
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    Doctor's talk on VD
    68 15 fiUONA Vista community cehtit- will hold a talk on \«urreal dlsea-es en Friday at -B p.m. TtK talk In EnRUih will be given by Dr. Ra|er Pang from Middle Raad Hospital. Che centre will also organise guitar and social d&nce leitons lor residents ol the constituency
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    National footballer held for drug taking
    247 15  -  PAUL WEE By NATIONAL team footballer Brian Kozario (above) was yesterday arrested by the Central Narcotics Bureau and tent to a, drug rehabilitation centre for taking hard drugs. The 24-ysar-old foalkeeper, who was included in the Singapore team for next month's Merdeka Cup tournament
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    Six courses
    34 15 BUKIT Merah community centre will hold courses on tlm sum. nonya kuch, cakemaking, elementary cooking, beauty culture and elementary dress-making. For details, telephone *****7 between 2 JO p.m. to 10.30 p m.
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    2 triad chiefs and two fighters held
    347 15 2 triad chiefs and two fighters held POLICE arrested two triad chieftains and two of their fighters on Sunday, dealing the triads a blow as they struggled to recover from the April detention of a "high priest" and five headmen. According to police, the four a "white fan," a "grass
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    Peacock visit
    23 15 THE Australian Foreign Minister. Mr. Andrew peacock arrived nere yesterday for a or.e-day stopover visit on his way home from London.
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    Japanese pick Bukit Merah for centre
    236 15 Japanese pick Bukit Merah for centre rPHE proposed Japan-Singapore training 1 centre will probably be built in Bukit Merah if the government accepts the recommendation put up by the Japanese mission here to finalise details of the centre. The seven member mission suggested the location after touring three potential sites
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      22 15 STOCK TAKING {YAOHAN ORCHARD YAOHAN KATONG) WE WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS ONLY FROM 11.00 AM TODAY THE INCONVENIENCE IS DEEPLY REGRETTED GYnolmu
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      364 15 evangelistic) healing &j CRUSADE r 22 nd 25th June 1978 fIIOKILV 730 pm VtnUE: UPOLLO NOTIL /Pt BRER PIV JONII LEE I. P. •UE/T /PERRER/: AEV. b IRR/. l.nOLlfi We Pray For I The Sick. "JESUS HAS SAVED MY FAMILY AND •LESSED US WITH GOOD HEALTH" Tm Mm Mr ULL
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1978
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      A FIRM STAND
      361 16 EVEN at the best of times, the relationship between the Soviet Union and Japan has not exactly been warm. To begin with, the two countries are technically still in a state of war since they did not sign a peace treaty at the end of World War
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      NEAR BREAKING POINT
      301 16 IN A recent speech explaining China's angry reaction to the flight of the Chinese from Vietnam by cutting off aid to Vietnam in retaliation against what he called Hanoi's 10th move against China, Vice-Premier Teng Hslao-plng warned that if Vietnam makes another move, China would take Its
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      Why normal trained teachers ineligible
      319 16 I REFER to Mr. Cheng Tim Pins letter Why are normal trained teachers not eligible' (ST May 20). Under the present Restructured Education Service which has been implemented since Nov 1971. candidates for appointment as Education Officer/ Oroup 111 (nongraduate i must possess at least
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      Easier to drop me a note, says MP
      146 16 I RFFF.R to the .'lt (Tbj Tenant captioned Noisest block in Ctel ("nee" (ST June 13). This Is a perennial problem in most estates. It would have been easier if Tenant were to drcp me a note or to bring to my
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    Lock icon Malaysia seeks neighbours' help to battle pirates
    874 16  -  THAUNG MYINE B in Kuala Lumpur ARMED attempts to seize two ships and other recent pirate activity in South-east Asian waters have stirred storybook memories of legendary piracy in the area and caused serious concern to regional governments. Shores around the southern Philippines,
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    Lock icon Patchwork of compromises takes shape
    981 16  - Patchwork of compromises takes shape CLYDE FARNSWORTH Negotiators meet for final round of talks on trade liberalisation measures By in Washington THE rough outlines of a new agreement to liberalise world trade are beginning to emerge after nearly four years of haggling by non-communist Industrialised countries. An Intense round of
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      Where has the sparkle gone?
      342 17 THE NEW DONNY AND MARIE DONNY and M.irie Osmond have shed their schoolgirl-school-boy looks, modest dressing and prankish airs for a more sophisticated image from what I saw in their opening show, but with this their show seems to have lost some of the old
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      Seasons of the Year replaces Lucan
      220 17 LUCAN is out tonight and In its place on Channel 8 at 7.50 is a new series called SEASONS OF THE YEAR. The different episodes each week are centred on an English country nouse and the families who live in it right from the
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      Toa Payoh Playhouse: Any sponsors?
      378 17 rpOA Payoh Playhouse 1 is up to its neck in preparation for its coming drama production. The fountalnheads of inspiration for this group of pre-unlversity and university students Interested in drama are Mr. Gurdlp Singh, an engineer, and Mrs. Sheila Soflan, an American playwright. Mr.
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      Western Feature
      71 17 TOMORROWS Western Feature Special on Channel 5 at 10.25 p.m.. FURY AT FURNACE CREEK, sounds like an angry one when two brothers set out to clear I their father's good name. Some villain masterminded a massacre, but he Is falsely accused of the evil deed. Victor Mature, once
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      Patrick's big splash on small screen
      253 17 Patrick's big splash on small screen PATRICK Duffy, the star who play* the Kieen-ejred, web-hand-ed alirn in MAN FROM ATLANTIS has made quite a splash on our small screen for the last three week* with his unusual but graceful style of swimming. The more adventurous of his fans here are
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      841 17 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening md A Hundred Days Without 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) "I** 1 r 7.55 Cipriccio Guitar 3.25 Dory if Events (Malay) 3.31 Buna-Mat art Partotrs F»? Ote 4.20 Intermission 8.30 Mist Wanted— The Deatk Dealer 6.00 Opening and December Bride The English
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1489 18 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS THE last transacted ready sale at the close of business on the Stock Exchange ol Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1978 high and low •Adjusted for script/rights Issue). Unit trusts Closing Tone: Mixed TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock
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      1817 18 Bill md niter prices officially listed and busii !»•.■>» ir. and reported lo the SiorK Exchange of Singapore vt sicrruy with the number ot siiairen traded shown In ir;K kets in lots of 1.000 units unjem itnerwise specified All Tune rvilleinent Contracts are q,n.ted after the word
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      1890 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In ana reported to the Kuala Lflmpur Stock Exchange yestcrcl.iv with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIAL! Acma (2 108) XD. Aim.mat. 12.508 2 538) II) 232 Alcom (2
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        355 18 HONGKONG: The market closed lower In active trading amid local profit-taking after a firm start, and the Hang Seng index fell 9.83 points to 552.48, dealers said. The day's combined total turnover was valued at $2.">2 05 million. HKI Umal Rubber Associated Hotels Howalen ?hina Engs China Light City
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        373 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower as late liquidations pared early gains In limited trading, dealers said. Dow Jones average fell 2.52 to close at 5.474.80 points, with a volume of 190 million shares. The New Index closed at 411.76, down 0.66 point. B«nyu «3S *i BrldltMorw 543 -7
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        69 18 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the stock Exchange of Singapore. he periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown ln brackets. Hume F E (Sept f 1.20) (0.80S). Prima (Sept 51. 90) (0.88S) Semb Shipyard (Sept
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        35 18 LONDON: Oopper pricei on Monday (pr»vlou* In bracken) Wlrakar Spot buyen f 718.50 (£7121. arllcri 1719 ((*****,: Thru Month buyen 1735.50 (£733), irllrrs i 740 (£733.50). Markat Una steady but quiet tain: 12.(100 tonne.
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        274 19 cYDNEY. Tues —The market was lower on end —financial year factors and pre-feileral budget nerves, dt.ilers said. Uraniums eased. with Panrontinrntal losing 50 cents to $14.80 to Peko 20 to $5.30 Amnne speculatlves. Central Pacific lost 50 to $5.50 and Southern Pacific five to $2 05. Jf.NE 20
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        305 19 "\EW YORK. Mon -1 Concern about tighter monetary policy and Its effects on Interest rates and the economy pushed stocks lower today, but late bargain hunting turned the market mixed. Analysts said initial weakness had stemmed investor belief the Federal Reserve (Fed) at its open market policy
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        63 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 467.0 Friday 470.6 Week Ago 472.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 838 62 Friday 836.97 Week Ago 856.72 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 114"i to 115 Friday 112*4 to 113 v« H.K. HANG SENG Tuesday 552.48 Monday 562.31 Week Ago 513.77 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 423.13 Monday
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        150 19 AMSTERDAM. Mon. Share prices were mostly weaker in continued quiet trading with KIM ten guilders lower followine the rharp fall on Wall Street, dealers said Weak share Included further Van Ommrrrn. Atnro. National? Nedrrlandm and Knnla Firmer issues »vre lfd by Hrineken. ABN and Pafchoed. CloHnu prices In
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        232 19 ZURICH. Mon. Prices closed lower In very quiet trading, dealers said. Initial Interest was dampened by uncertainty surroundine the Opec Conference. When news came that the prtctnt Ooec oil price will ccnt'-nue till th» end 9j this year, the market consolidated at the lower level, they added The
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        TIN
        148 18 nnHE Straits tin price 1 rose $2,371 to $1.752. 37 i per pic v 1 In Penang yesterday on an official offering down ten tonnes to 255 tonnes. The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers Raining £75 to £6,735 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on th; day gained
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        32 18 Rubber: June 20. Singapore: July 230.25 cts (down I 2.50 cts). Malaysia: July 236.50 cts (down I 2.00 cts). Tin: $1,752.37} up $2,371). Official, offering: 255 tonnes (down 10 tonnes).
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        60 18 Monday Friday Mrlbournt 111 182. 75 161.00 I London IU.OOB 184.C08 IHSSOS 1X5.008 Zurich 184 2SB 184. 258 INS. OOB IHSOOS Pan* 1D5. 19 1*3.44 TiMiday M*nday HonKkoni: I'.BIMIB 1N4.308 186.608 184. 70S Spore (2) 1K6.498 185. 348 187.128 185.988 I Export price* In non-sterling areas In US dollar
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      461 18 OPENING prices ln the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down following lower London advices, dealers said. me marKtt fell further on Isolated ottering*, al- though buyers appeared to- i wards the moining close to help prices recover slightly. Turnover was moderate. The morning session clos- ed dull. Weaker
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      107 18 £JAILY 8SR and SMR prices at noon yesterday: R AS. (Current Mlh) (Forward Mth) Bayers SMlrn Barer* Srllcrs SSR 20 (1 ton pallet) 214.00 216.00N 215.00 211 00 N SSR 50 (1 ton pallet) 212.00 214.00N ***** 215.00N M.R.E.L.B. SMR 5CV (1 ton pallet) 240 00 242
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      118 18 "i«h[ produce ix clomno pricii picul vutihoav. Canaaut til: Bulk (86 niton, old drum l»l aailera, new drum SM lellen Ca»ra: Mixed (looae) UK Com (M buyer. Paaaw: Muntok AST A white fob IUO', NLW 5397t aelltra, Sarawak whltt fob. 9*% NLW t377i .ellrr., garawak aprclal blackA lo
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        39 18 HS lOTJUBUi f Brewariaa VoaohMiBM '*N (at Iron ipin«TMtil* ITP1I75 old Storage feCaChem Lempai louatMdeo 300 840 500 815 510 462 127 660 236 138 352 270 207 +2l +a 1! +i: +i: +i: +ii +1 +1 +1
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        18 18 -1U :*c I afnum Corpn linChew :§»o 462 328 322 318 494 -10 -8 -8 -8 -8
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        26 18 Sim* Darby Haw Par BouaUad POL Pahaoc Con* P»n Electric SinCh«w Com Plant DOB MS.i 582.' 490.' 330.1 243. 216. 202.1 181,1 179,
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        39 18 June 19 June 20 B.T. Inlex: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Tins: rubbers O.C.B.C: S.E.S.Ind: 1249.54 1237.20 326 2V 328.14 580 88 563 13 ***** 224.88 ***** 204.03 ***** 153 15 519.38 520 78 302.01 302 65 293.70 292.88
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      418 18 BULLS sought new favourites on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Some wild selling minutes before the close, however, took aelected counters lower. Yeo Hiap Seng was caught in the path of wild bulls and waa thrust 24 centa higher to 52.98. Yeo Hiap Seng Malaysia
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      400 18 SELLING preenre in the afternoon checked UM *woday advance and the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday closed on a barely steady note. Shares were very steady in the morning sessions but weakened slightly ln the afternoon. Prices, on balance, closed off best. Industrial blue chips and heavyweights generally
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      207 18 I"HE US dollar opened at $2 3290/00 in the Singapore forex market yesterday, and was traded to a high of $2.3303. It. however, dropped back later and closed the day at $2 3280/90 in sympathy with the dollar /yen which plunged into a new low of 210.35/
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      139 18 Interbank rate* at 3.00 p.m. Currencies Nominal ratei Smithsonian IVrcenUfc quoted yesterday icruMi parity rhan,c ir.ieiDanK rait JS dollar 3Urling pouiiU rlongxong dollar X'slan dollar lust schilling Jel Iranc (com) 3anl*h kroner French franc Italian lire Vein guilder lor kroner Swedish kroner 3wlss franc >Jt mark (apanese yen
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      194 18 ASIAN currency deposit I Interbank rates as at cIosj on June 20. IS Dollars (Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 7 7 8 7 3/1 1 mth 8 3 16 8 1 16 2 mths 8 7 16 8 5 16 3 mths 8 3 4 8 5/8
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      36 18 Closing Interbank rates on iingapore dollar on June 20 Or.'cr Bid >vernight 3 1/4 3 mth 4 13/16 4 11/16 mths 4 7/« 4 13 ;8 mths 4 15/16 4 7 8 Source: A.tlrr Prarce.
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      56 18 KANOE of ntn offered by diirount houari on June 20 Overnight 2 to 3J<S. Call depoalt 31%. ClMlng Buy (til 3-Month Treaiury bill. 3 1/4 Hi 3-Month Bank bills 4 l.% 16 4 13/11 3-Month CD 4 13 IS 4 1.1/1* 6-Month CD Sill S 1/16 Iwm: Natlanal Di»**unt
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      Inchcape sees recovery in current year
      584 19 Inchcape sees recovery in current year ALTHOUGH last year's dismal results have followed through Into the first quarter of the current year as well. Inchcape Berhad does not seem too gloomy about prospects. Chairman D.R Davles told shareholders that while It is always difficult to forecast with any degree of
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      Sembawang Shipyard not certain of growth prospects
      459 19 Sembawang Shipyard not certain of growth prospects SEMBAWANO Shipyard has voiced uncertainty regarding growth prospects in the current year. This guarded view Is based on the bleak outlook faced by the shipping Industry. In the company's latest annual report, chairman Lee Ek Tleng states, "Productlvl.ty has Increased considerably over the
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      656 19 MULTI-PURPOSE GROUP OF COMPANIES Application! ar* invitad from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens to join a rapidly expanding and progressive Group of Companies. MERCHANDISING MANAGER THE JOB The successful applicant will be responsible for controlling and planning the entire merchandising functions for a chain of Mini-markets in various parts of the
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      8 19 USE LOGOS IN YOUR SEMI-DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROMINENCE
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      648 19 jNgpJ LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa dari Warganegara Malaysia yang memillki kelayakan dan pengalaman tertentu untuk dipertimbangkan bagi jawatan-jawatan berikut. NAMAJAWATAN Jawatan A Pegawai Kerja Akaun Jawatan B Juruprogram (Pengatur Rancangani TANGGA GAJI Jawatan A B 9 $645x40-725/ 765x*****9 1085x40-1285x *****5 Jawatan B 81l $485x40-565 605x40-925 1005x40-1205
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      752 19 VACANCIES Borneo Filem Org. Sdn. Bhd. (a wholly owned subsidiary of SEDCO. SABAH) invites applications from Malaysian Citizens for the Following posts: 1 Project cum Office Manager 2. Personnel Assistant Project/Office Manager a. Candidates must be able to Manage and Supervise Companys' development projects b. To deal with public authorities
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      622 20 GENERAL ffl ELECTRIC USA. GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HERMETIC MOTOR OPERATION PTE. LTD. imrrtti applications for Hw followini positions:PRODUCTION CONTROL SPECIALIST Possess a Degree in Mathematics or Science Have 2 years relevant eipenence in Material Planning and Production Control Functions Knowledge of shipping and warehousing procedure as a definite advantage SET-UP
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      490 20 VO/PER PRIVATE LTD. invites applications for the position of ASST. HULL SUPERVISOR (WOODWORK) Applicants aged above 25 years, should preferably possess a diploma in shipbuilding with a minimum of 5 years supervisory experience in woodwork. The incubment will be primarily responsible for the planning, organisation, supervision, co-ordination and control of
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      701 20 Reckitt Industrial SPECIALISTS IN FLOOR TREATMENT MACHINES FLOOR TREATMENT CHEMICALS. ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF OUR NEW AGENTS FOR SINGAPORE WITH EFFECT FROM Ist JUNE 1978. ASHLEY INTERNATIONAL PTE. LTD. 3-B, GOLDHILL PLAZA. SINGAPORE 11. TELEPHONE: *****20. A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY COMPANY OF HOTEL CATERING SUPPLIES PTE. LTD. The Management Staff
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      779 20 KUALA KAMPAR TIN FIELDS BHD. (Incorporated in Malaysia) AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 1978 1978 1977 Output of tin concentrate piculs 5,421 4,806 Average tin metal price per picul $1,605 $1,293 Average net .ealisation per picul of tin concentrate sold 837 699 Profit before Taxation 2,773,438 1,494,569
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      167 20 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I TAY KIONO HAN of No. 30 Richards Place. Singapore, have applied for a Wholesale Liquor Shop licence In respect of premises No. PSA MultiStorey Complex, Blk 3 Unit 207/ 212. Paslr Pan Jang Rd, Singapore, and that this application will be heard in Court
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      154 20 SINGAPORE f^fi SPORTS Wri^mm council TENDER NOTICE TENDER FOR EXCLUSIVE RIGHT FOR SALES OF SOFT DRINKS AND BEVERAGES AT THE NATIONAL STADIUM Tenderers are Invited to tender for the exclusive right to sell and supply soft drinks and beverages In tetrapacks within the National Stadium Oallery and Grandstand, and also
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      429 21 fif CLASSIFIED ADS IZB4-44I Z84-44H I I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE The World Renowned Bargain House of Machine Tool* Lathes, shapers, millers and wood-working machinery, etc. are pleased to welcome your visit to our store (or viewing excessive stocks at accessible prices. Typical examples are> Stock No. Description EW-138O) Lorenz
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      171 21 EBONITE Bowling Ball NEW YEAR GOOD NEWS TO BOWLER'S 4489/= i $75/= W From MST 9lb to 161 b. Ladies Bowling shoes It is cheaper A A better than rent the hours shoes VLvaV S3&- $15/m IAM INTERNATIONAL fiBI CORP* PTE ITO |S2 9 Whwr>po> Wnl. Blk 34 S'mnllTll *****8813
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      753 21 KlMWlMtttnflß nausiiwiß UNiNS iMSNfMMrp I ■•From 1-6-78 to 24-6-78 ■>. I I 9.00 am. to 5.00 pm. ,i£l f\ft, M ■•Bedsheets 3 ''m ■•Towels .2<T'-"f mt\ ■•Hankyklg A V" > -'"Ji. s I •Vests^l'i fcptaYO I l«Jk r% ti r I 8£24. North Bridge Rd., (Opposite Eastern Emporium^ I FOR
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      537 21 FOO ANN Woodcraft it Furniture caters and specialises In repairing all types of furniture. *****19. SENG HUP SOFA (cushion's) set for repairing and re-upholster-ing. Contact tel: *****93 HAK HENG CUSHION changing of old cushion covers for sofas. Contact *****09. TROPICAL FRUIT PLANTS available fruited Mango. Rambutan. Durlan. Star fruit. Tel:
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      534 21 I SCHOOL HOLIDAY CHEAP SALE DRESSES $0.90 $10.00 TEE SHIRTS $2.10 $2.90 "BEAUTEX" VEST $1.95 $2.50 "TEXWOOD" JEANS LESS 20% JUMPINO JACK SHOES j LESS 20% (OBTAINABLE PROM PLAZA SINGAPURA BRANCH) MaifMaif 90, NORTH BRIDGE j ROAD 113, (Ist FLOOR) PLAZA SINGAPURA i ORCHARD ROAD, j SPORE 9. I FOR
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      464 21 UV^ K^ b^bHeoss! Shipment of original STAMMSCHROER bedroom suites from W. Germany has arrived. Book now at specical prices. Come and visit our wide selection of household furniture at our showroom open daily from 11am to 9pm Sunday 10am to spm. mmtuilLtLilUailiia-Htl.LltL X I M x/A MM.APIKA, '<Kl> MOOR, UNIT
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      521 21 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service Weekdays 8 30 a.m. —5.00 p.m Public Holidays 9.00 a.m. 1.00 p.m Saturdays 8.30 a.m. —3.00 p.m Counter Service Regular office hours Ansafone Service After office hours RATES Per word: 60 cts (Mln. $9.00) Per column cm: $10.75 (Mln. $32.25) II EMPLOYMENT Do you Inland
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      670 21 Midweek Bargains Grab those fabulous 'Midweek Bargains' out every Wednesday in The Straits Times Classifieds SHORTHAND TYPIST REOUIREO for small office of International Company Duties also Include attending to small switchboard, operating telex machine and filing. Applicants should have O.C E O' Level with good credit In English, be between
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      735 21 SECTION INDEX I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION Si PROPERTIES V SERVICES St BUSINESS VI EDUCATION TRAINING VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS St PERSONAL IX OBITUARIES II EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES Immediately Accounts Clerks. Applicants must po.uess LCC Higher Accounting or equivalent, with 1
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      638 21 IMPORT EXPORT Company requires Clerk Typist Immediately No experience needed. Tel: *****80 for Interview. FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANT wanted Typing and spoken Chinese essential QCE O level. Jl9O $220 p.m. *****8 WANTED LADY RECEPTIONIST (Chinese). With good personality Training provided If Inexperienced. -11-A Cairnhlll Circle. Spore 9 after 10.30 a.m. TWO
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      545 22 II EMPLOYMENT Inn (The Rolls Royce of Vacuum Claeners) HsM of#6t •4Knsrt4j oppoftunttt*M ■H a) KIRBY TELEPHONE CANVASSERS (Famala) b) KIRBY/EMU SALES DEALERS !Male/F*male) c) KIRBY/EMU SERVICEMEN (Mala with molorcyla) OualHlcattone: a Ability to converse in English. Mandarin and dialects a Honest, hardworking. with initiative a Pleasant personality. good nature<l
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      847 22 MANPOWER Dynamic. Expartancad SALES PERSONNEL Needed For Promotion*, EinJbmons 6 Surveys CALL: MARY *****66 HARDWORKING SALESMEN BELOW 30 years required to sell solar control films Basic salary between $200 to $300 p.m. depending on experience plus commission and transport allowance Tel *****6 REOUIRED MOTORCAR SALESMEN, minimum requirements: Class 111 driving
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      833 22 II EMPLOYMENT GLORIA'S COLLECTION PTE. LTO. Well Eiperienced Sophisticated SALESGIRL required for exclusive Jewellery shop a Fluent In English a Standard 3 a Singapore citizen High Commission. Pleee* Include pnotograpn, per* ground. State salary required. Interested write to 2.27. 2nd Floor. Lucky Pleza. 304. Orchard Road. Singapore 6. REOUIRED EXPERIENCED
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      672 22 REQUIRED PART-TIMI a Mill time Salesgirls Minimum secondary educations Age 16-22 years old Interested call perMHially at Queensway Emporium ti Supermarket (Pte) Ltd 211/ Hi, 01, Queensway Shopping r.-mre Singapore 3. (Between 10 am ti p m 1 PHOENIX SHOE COMPANY requires Indoor Chinese Salesgirls Apply personally 214 216. South
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      571 22 II EMPLOYMENT I SANYO ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTO. FEMALE O.C. INSPECTORS le Minimum Sec 3 4 education iKngllsh stream preI a Minimum l- 2 years experience In checking radio/ tape-recorders a Able to operate oscilloscope Si signal MALE Q.C. TECHNICIAN la ITC in Electronics servicing le NTT in electronics servicing
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      701 22 if AIWA/ATLAS f ELECTRONICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. Invites applications for the post of SENIOR MACHINISTS a graduates from Technical or Vocational School a at least 2 years working experience In tool and die designs, tool machine operating and plastic mould repair Salary commenaurat** with quelrflcations and experience Please apply with
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      685 22 II EMPLOYMENT Domestic REOUIRED EXPERIENCED BABY sitter by European couple Must love children and speak English Preferably live-In. Salary $300 Please apply bet. 8 am. 12 p.m.: 37C. sth floor. ChoTeck Building. Nasslm Road. Spore 10. WANTEO LIVE-IN AMAH Speaks English, loves children and pets Oood Salary. Call personally: 27.
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      464 22 191 9 SANYO I i ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTO, 1 FEMALE PRODUCTION f OPERATORS 5 We ar* lest expanding and w*9 9 welcome you to |oln this com-§ 9 pany M you are between 16 to 2i® S years of age. Working hour*: 8 a.m. to 5 40, S p.m.
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      662 22 II EMPLOYMENT BIOSTON CORPN (S) PTE LTD requires 1) FEMALE OC INSPECTORS a Singapore citizen, age: 19 23 a OCE O' Level from Technical Stream with 1 to i years experience in a sound equipment manu facturing Company oi Trade Certificate in Electronics. 2) FEMALE OPERATORS a Primary Six to
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      812 22 SENT Sft SENTOSA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION has vacancies for the posts of: A) RANOER B) GARDENING ASSISTANT C) TECHNICIAN (ELECTRICAL) ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS A) Minimum Secondary 2 education Candidates should be physically fit with normal vision. 1 63 m tall and 53 5 kg In weight Those with experience In police/ security
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      628 23 19 EMPLOYMENT FAIRCHILD SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age Above 16 years Education Primary 6 and above Citizenship Singaporean/ Malaysian Benefits Starting salary $5 80 per day (Assembler) $6 20 per day Bonder i Successful completion of 3 months probation: Assembler $7 03 per day (SslB3/- per month)
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      545 23 Multinational Company ha* Imm* diet* vacancies lor FEMALE OPERATORS Completed Primary Six education a No working experience required Wepravtdo: a Oood starting salary a Attractive fringe benefits a Oood prospects a Friendly environment If you are a permenenl rsaldsnt or Melayslan ws will apply work parwit on your bonerf. Interested
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      460 23 II EMPLOYMENT Sharjah B«ach Hotel (U.A.E.) requires RESTAURANT CASHIERS WESTERN COOKS COOK HELPERS PANTRY GIRLS PASTRY CHEFS BARTENDERS WAITERS/WAITRESSES LAUNDRY HANDPRESS OPERATORS SWIMMING POOL AND A/C MECHANICS. Interested parties please contact MR. GEORGE KIENBEROER TEL: $***** ROOM 432 has vacancies for (1) CHECKERS (2) Mala Female ATTENDANTS (3) VAN ATTENDANTS
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      734 23 LARGE TEXTILE MANUFACTURING COMPANY requires (1) FEMALE/MALE FABRIC KNITTING MACHINE OPERATORS (2) FEMALE/MALE TEXTURIZING MACHINE OPERATORS RtVQu(r#fTi#ntS;a Above 16 years old a Prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts a Minimum take home pay for workers with regular attendance Post 1 8170 Post 2 (200 Salary negorlaole lor experienced workers.
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      673 23 II EMPLOYMENT AMERICAN FOUNDRY In Jurong invites applications for 1) PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERKS a OCE O' Level (Technical or Science) a Preferably with experience In similar work 2) TECHNICAL STORE CLERK a OCE 'O' Level (Technical or Science) a Preferably with. Store experience with Inclination towards maintenance work 3) MECHANICS
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      761 23 MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS required by a newly •stabttehed food manufacturing company. REQUIREMENTS: 1 Above 16 years old 2 Primary/ secondary education 3 Singapore citizens SALARY: $250 to $300 BENEFITS: 1 5 days working week 2 Meals subsidy 3 Transport provided at pickup points 4 Annual, compenslonate leave etc. Apply personally
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      803 23 II EMPLOYMENT (1) FEMALE SECURITY GUARD Applicants should have at least lower Secondary education (English) and should be bilingual, experience not necessary. Preference will be given to those who have acquired First Aid training No shirt duty initial salary 81*0 8200 p.m. (2) PLATE-MAKER Applicants should have 1-2 years experience
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      753 23 ESTABLISHED MOTOR FIRM requires DESPATCH RIDER CUM DRIVER Requirement*: Minimum qualification Sec 2 Must be familiar with Singapore roads and places Must possess Class 2& 3 driving licences Relevant experience a definite advantage but not essential Please apply with details and recent photograph (non-return-able) to Th* Advertiser Buklt Tlmah P.O.
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      729 23 II EMPLOYMENT KANA KANA JAPANESE RESTAURANT PTE LTD requires WAITRESSES Not necessary with previous Japanese restaurant experience but must be pleasant, courteous and willing lo learn Split shift duties Attractive salary and service charge assured plus 2 meals a day Apply personally: (next to »»lmwl»g pool) 21 Mount Elizabeth Road
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      48 26 140 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Teng Trow Hoe wishes to thank relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their contributions, wreaths and presence during their recent bereavement Special thanks to doctor. Chow Koon Parma of Ananda Metyarama. Members of Buddhist Youth Circle and BTC (TMCA)
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      65 26 •i-JB LIANQ TEE BINQ (Ah Kirn) Found* o« Lip ChM Hardware a Engtnaartng Company, 11. Blo(«l Parti. »por» 21 passed away peacefully at 2.20 p m on 20 178 at Singapore General Hospital Night visits at Block 1 1. 240 Jalan Teck Whye, Singapore 23. Tel. I *****80
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      59 26 with a esndalanas and sympathy lo MR TAN XII MING and tamtty of MESSR DAIMO PTI LTO un the recent death of his beloved mother MOM PHUA PHIK LUANG STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR "ERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES •$9 00 for 15 words (run-on slyla) •532.2S tor 3cm > 1
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      144 In Memoriam
      45 26 IN LOVING MEMORY of Ada I Jemima Woodford nee Scheercier Deparled 25 years ago on 2 1 st June ltS3 In loving moniQFy Of Mdm. Clweng SuM Pun. Dapartad 21.5.77 Sadly mlassd but fondly ramambrad by sons, dsughasn lii law and grandchWdran
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    IN MEMORIAM
    52 27 Dr. Chandra Mohan 19.6.50 20.6.77 Many a tear has been shed since you went away so suddenly a year ago. The pain is fresh and our thoughts are never far away from you. All we wish now, is that God is with you. Rest in peace. Drarly missed
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    32 27 ill-/ D.S.P.M. THIAGARAJA.N A.M.N. DEPARTED ON 1*.«.1*77 One year has passed but you! love and devotion remain* en shrined in our hearts Deeplj missed by loving wife, childrer and relatives
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    32 27 Mr. Tay KeeChing Departed 21.6.58 20 years today you had to part. But memories still linger deeply in our silent hearts. Sadly missed but forever remembered by wife and children.
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    31 27 MISS SARJIT K\IK Age 22 passed away on 14 6 78 Path Da Bhog will be held at P J. Sikh Temple from 3-5 p.m on 24 6,>
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      856 27 Applications are invited from suitably qualified Malaysians for the post of: 1. Electrical Engineer Qualification and Experience: (i)Possess NEB Certificate of Competency with Nil Restrictions; (il)Diploma' Degree in electrical Engineering from recognised institutions of higher learning; (Hi)At least one (1) year working experience as an Electrical Engineer in a dredging
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Borg seeded for third title
      281 28 LONDON, Tues.— Sweden's Bjorn Borg was yesterday seeded to win his third successive Wimbledon m c n's tennis title, a feat last achieved in 1936 by Fred Perry of Britain. It is the first time the 22 y e a r o 1 d Swede
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      Lock icon Tracy sees red and crushes Teeguarden
      301 28 EASTBOURNE. Tues. Tracy Austin wasted nc time yesterday In exacting revenge froor. fellow-Californian Parr. Teeguarden for beating her In the semi-finals of last week's tournament In Chlchester. Teeguarden won that match 6-3. 6-4, but yesterday In the first round of the Eastoourne International event
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      Lock icon Brezhnev trades bear hugs with Ali
      297 28 Brezhnev trades bear hugs with Ali MOSCCW, Tues. Soviet President Lec.nld Brezhnev, who has been trading verbal punches latjly with the Untied States, traded bear hugs with boxer Muhammad Ah The former world heavyweight champion said that during his 35-mlnute private meeting with Brezhnev yesterday that the Soviet leader asked
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      Arcadia Forest is worth following
      237 28  -  FAIRWAY: By Kuala Lumpur. Tues. ARCADIA Forest is steadily coming to hand and should be closely followed ir. the Class 5, Div. 1 1,800 metres race on Sunday. The Salvo three-year-old has just been dropped a class after three unplaced runs. He was Installed favourite
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      'Nasty' bows out
      157 28 LONDON. Tun. Tempestuous Rumanian Ilie Nastase was the main casualty of the first day of the Queen's Club men's international ten n is tournament, the last rehearsal for next's week's Wimbledon championships. Nastase. seeded third here and seeded ninth for Wimbledon, went down 8-6 9-8 to New
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      207 28 Germany's Maurer scores an upset BERLIN, Tues. West German Andreas Maurer upset eighthseeded Rhodesian Colin Dowdeswell 7-5, 6-2 yesterday In men's singles preliminaries of the Colgate Grand Prix Tennis tournament In 'West Berlin. Second seeded Hans Olldemelster of Chile won his first set 6-2 against Australian Paul McNamee, lost the
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      Lock icon Superb ton
      325 28 LONDON, Tues. West Indian Gordon Oreenldge completed a spectacular double century at Hove yesterday as Hampshire crushed Sussex inside two days In the English county cricket championship. Green idge increased his Saturday score of 166 to 211 and Hampshire, with a score of 422 for three declared won
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      Unfair dismissal claim
      129 28 BEDFORD (England), Tues. Indian cricket captain Bishen Bedl was given permission by an Industrial Tribunal here yesterday to go ahead with a claim of unfair dismissal against English county side Northamptonshire. Bedl played for Northamptonshire for six years before being told by the club last September that
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      385 28 One of the world's largei t US MULTINATIONAL establishing a manufacturing facility in Singapore to produce automotive electronic assemblies and equipment requires dynamic, persons with relevant working experience in circuit board assembly or electronics plant to fill the following positions. Selected candidates will be those with the ability to communicate
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      203 28 Primary Industries Enterprise (Pte) Ltd (ABATTOIR DIVISION) Progressive meat-processing company hos on immediate requirement for 1) ASST. PLANT SUPERVISOR 2) ELECTRICIANS POSITION 1 THE JOB Assisting a plant supervisor in all aspects of electro-mechanical maintenance and repair of plants and equipment. Leading a team of workshop fitters in Mechanical and
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Jayamani, Lelyana to clash again
      279 29  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE'S 1976 Sportswoman of the Year, K. Jayamani, will renew her 3,000 metres rivalry with Lelyana Chandra Wijaya at next month's Indonesian Open international athletics meet in Jakarta from July 5—9.5 9. When the two athletes met last year, also In Jakarta,
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      STTA to send eight to Jakarta tourney
      157 29 STTA to send eight to Jakarta tourney HPHK Singapore Table ■1 Tennis Association will send an eightmember team to the second ASEAN youth championships in Jakarta on Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. The eight who will represent the Republic are (men) P'ng Kirn Siang icapt i. Foo
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      It's easy for Queenstown
      96 29 QUEENSTOWN trounced Bocna Vista 42-10 in the tecond round of the mterconstltuency netball tournament. Other results Serangoon Gardens bt Siglap 35-11. MacPherson bt Mountbatten 22-10. Punggol bt Leng Kee 32-21. Potong Pasir bt Pasir Panjang 23-10. BraddeU Heights bt rioon Teck 20-5. Katong bt Thomson 17-12.
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      Mustang on the loose!
      335 29  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By LIKE a mustang on the loose, the maverick is in Rahim Gill's blood. At 27, the 24th best squash player in the world is a freelancer whose only regret is that he was not born at sea or I in the air. But,
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      Yew is champion
      67 29 YEW Mong Seng came from behind to beat Danny Sim 4 9, 9-1, 9 5, 9 5 and clinch the Sennett Community Centre Squash Club's cham pionshlp at MacPherson Road. The women's title went to Betty Yeo, who outplayed Lisa Loo 9-0. 9-1, 9-0 in the final.
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      Warning by IBF
      293 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By HPHE Inte r n a tional •I Badminton Federation will take strong action against members who insist on taking part in the world championships, organised by the breakaway World Badminton Federation, in Bangkok from Oct. 2-8. Stellan Mohlin, the IBF president. Issued this warning
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      Wee will lead Thomson again
      187 29 r>RMER national champion Wee Choon Seng will again spearhead Thomson Constituency, the defending champions. In this year's Inter-constltuency badminton tournament, which began last week and runs on to the end of next month, reports PATRICK BASTIAN3. Thomson will still rely on the evergreen Richard Chee,
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      Hartley to prepare team for Merdeka tourney
      427 30  -  JOE DOR AI By TREVOR HARTLEY, the Football Association of Singapore Director of Coaching, will take charge of the national team for next month's Merdeka soccer tournament in Kuala Lumpur. This follows Sunday's dramatic resignation of coach Sebastian Yap and trainer Ibrahim Awang.
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      Will FAS officials pull a Merriwell?
      628 30 Will FAS officials pull a Merriwell? WORKING out a solution to the Football Association of Singapore's current problems is like trying to drive away a hangover with strobe lights assailing the eyes and acid rock music pounding the ear-drums without a sign of an aspirin. If the many jagged thoughts
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      Geylang crash to fourth defeat
      157 30 /^EYLANG INTERNA\J TIONALS three times National Football League Division One champions, crashed to their fourth defeat yesterday when Sembawang beat them 2-1 in a NFL match at Jalan Besar Stadium, reports JOE D6RAI. Geylang omcfaU had hoped to check their slide by dropDlng goalkeeper Kuah
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      Bangkok Bank triumph
      211 30  - Bangkok Bank triumph PETER SIOW By BANGKOK Bank. Thailand's senior league champions, looked the best team to win the Phey Yew Kok invitation basketball championship when they beat Malaysia 91 71 at the Gay World Stadium last night. The bankers possess height, skill and Chai yan Loawpanich, their lanky skipper
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      DIARY
      50 30 HOCKEY: Intra Prisons tourney Drug Centres v MSP (Changi Prisons. 5 p.m.). SOCCER: PDAWU interbranch tourney Cold Storage v Holiday Inn i Gloucester. S pm). Jakarta anniversary tourney: Thailand v Malaysia 7 pm; Singapore v Indonesia Haritnau P45 pm (Jakarta). Prlendly— SCC v SATS Apron PC (Padang SIS pm).
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      Hor Khoon dies
      73 30 KOH HOR KHOON. who capI tamed the Singa- pore soccer team from 1938-40. died I on Sunday after a short illness. A former Anglo- Chinese School stu j dent, Koh was one i of the Singapore I players selected to I represent the Ma j layan Chinese
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      568 31 TODAY'S FIXTURES: Croup A: Holland v Italy (Buenos Aires), West -Germany v Austria (Cordobi); Croup B: Brazil v Poland (Mendoxa), Argentina v Peru (Rosario). DUENOS AIRES, v Tues. The struggle to win the World Cup appears to have resolved itself into a battle involving
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      319 31 ROSARIO, Tues ROSARIO, Tues. —The hopes of 25 million Argentines will be borne here tomorrow night by 11 lonely men who will take on Peru in a nerve-wracking encounter which will decide the fate of Argentina in the World Cup. A few hours earlier. Brazil
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      294 31 BUENOS AIRES, Tues DUENOS AIRES, Tues. Argentina and Brazil are so closely matched in the second round Group B of the World Cup finals that it may be necessary to invoke complicated tie-breaking; rules to separate them. At the moment,
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      398 31 MENDOZA, Tues. CLAUDIO Coutinho of Brazil and Poland's Jacek Gmoch, two of soccer's master tacticians, are busily working out their last minute plans and manoeuvres for tomorrow's vital clash here, kick-off 1945 GMT, (Singapore 3.15 a.m. Thursday). The glittering prize at staka for both Brazil
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      373 31 Germany's reign looks doomed CORDOBA, Tues. West Germany's four-year reign as world champions looks doomed to end here tomorrow even if vhey beat less fancied Austria in their final second round match. West Germany's dreams of retaining their crown crumbled in Cordoba two nights ago when they were held to
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      185 31 MATCHES at the World Cup are getting rougher as the final approaches. Referees last Sunday showed 11 yellow caution cards and sent one player, Dirk Hannlnga. off for disputing a decision. DUTCH forward Dick Nanninga was sent off during Hollands World Cup match against West Germany in Cordoba last
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      121 31 LONDON. Tues. Holland. losing finalists in 1974 and set to meet Italy tomorrow in a winner-take-all Group A match, were quoted 9-4 favourites yesterday to win the World Cup, according to British bookmakers Ladbrokes. Hosts Argentina, needing to beat Peru tomorrow and outscore arch-rivals Brazil
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      295 31 Outsiders favour the Dutch BUENOS ARIES, Tuesday ITALY and Holland, two of the most excit- ing teams in the World Cup, will tomorrow fight a do-or-die battle to decide which of them will reach the final. Italy have been the most .successful team here, winning four out of their five
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    186 32 New job for minister not liked by migrants LONDON, Tues. The British Government today relieved Dr. Shirley Summersklil ot her duties as Minister for Immigration; in a move widely hailed by immigrant leaders. Dr. Summerskill. a Junior Home Office minister, had been criti clsed by some members of parliament (or
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    42 32 PEKINO. Tues. About a dozen Palestinian and Iraqi students clashed violently last night at Peking's Foreign Language Institute. A Palestinian student was hurt on the wrist, according to a Palestinian source. The Incident had a political background. AFP.
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    44 32 Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATH MR. RITHAM i»2l kt« none home on 2<i Jun- r.»?v LrlvinK brhind txlovrd »ifr It Domamah. aona K.B R.ijih. P. S JauKhHT-in-lav. Mrnit Im urtindchildren L*«li,\ Rriu an. I llrrnlrr To thtm that knou md lovr Ood. death ha> no victory
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    225 32 Dollar fast losing value against yen TOKYO, Tues. The 1 US dollar was fast losing value against the Japanese yen on International foreign ex change markets today and Japanese banking sources said the dollar might fall to around the 200-yen level soon. The yen's sharp rise was due to Japan's
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    71 32 MANILA. Tues. Philippine opposition leader Benlgno Aquino may have to wait for the sixth anniversary of the proclamation of martial law on Sept 21 for his release, a highly authoritative source said today. The negotiations for the release oi Mr Aquino, in tall for almost six
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    373 32 BEIRUT. Tuesday £JHRISTIAX militiamen, revolting against their Israeli-backed commanders, have seized control of military barracks and heavy weajxins along the border with vows to bar the UN peace forces from their southern Lebanon enclave. Violent explosions and weapons flre were heard in the area
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    130 32 THE twisted street sign and traffic light in this East Berlin street remain silent witnesses to a dramatic shoot-out on Monday between a Russian army deserter and pursuing East German police. The soldier sprayed his pursuers with ma-chine-gun fire, scattering midday shoppers and seriously
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    348 32 Response from Israel not positive: Sadat CAIRO. Tuesday {HiYPTIAN Pivsuleiit Anwar Sttda( s;iid today Israel had not moionded positively to IS questions on the future of the occupied West Bank and (ia/a Strip but this did not mean a breakdown of peace cHorls. Ma^a^ksaß "The answer is elusive and it
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    706 32 L'-MDON. Tues Prices eased in light tr iding today as the stock iiarkM con' nued to react to inflation »..rnes md the possibility of a general election, dealers «ald At 3 p m Financial Times index was down 4 8 at 462 2 However, government bonds reduced initial
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    27 32 AMMAN. Tues. Jordan today named Kamel Mah- j moud Its first ambassador to China. Diplomatic relations between the two countries were established last April.— APP
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