The Straits Times, 21 July 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    BOND WILL BE ENFORCED: LEE
    1230 1  -  IRENE NGOO PM replies to petition by students By THE Prime Minister has held out amending legislation as one of the four ways in which the Public Service Commission and the Health Ministry could bond medical and dental students in Singapore to serve the government
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    Jakarta more cautious on China
    727 1  - Jakarta more cautious on China SEAH CHIANG NEE By JNDOXESIAN Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said last night the Sino-Vietrtamese conflict over the issue of Vietnamese Chinese has made Indonesia very cautious and added that this would affect the process of normalising relations with Peking. Although the issue is not serious
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    Lock icon Strike holds up M-subs
    54 1 Strike holds up M-subs LONDON, Than. Three of Britain's four missile-launching nuclear submarines are stranded in Scottish shipyards because of a strike by workers demanding more pay. the Defence Ministry announced last nicht Shadow defence spokesman Winston Churchill claimed the strike was being led by "politically motivated shop stewards sympathetic
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    45 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. Dow Jones average*, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 845 81 up 5 11; 20 transp 230 62 up 0 93. 15 utUs 105.45 up 0.17; 65 stocks 291.71 up 1.37. UPI.
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    Lock icon Malik's story
    34 1 Malik' s story JAKARTA. Thurs VTceprasMtnt Adam Mattk today itlMMd hu ftnt autoMofraphy and aaic tfw book was to provide the younger fUMratloa with pact experience* In the strunte for the nation's Independence Reutrr
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    Lock icon China bars entry of refugees
    150 1 HONGKONG, Thursday £JHINESE border guards have refused to allow hundreds of people of Chinese origin to cross a bridge from Vietnam into China, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported today. The agency said the Bac 1 nan Bridge between the Vietnamese border town of Mong
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    Lock icon Call to step up Japan's security role in Asia
    197 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A former high Defence Department official suggested today that the United States should encourage Japan to step up Its security role In Asia and to supply military-related aid to South Korea. Mr. Dennis Doolln, who was Deputy Assistant Secretary
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    Lock icon China may take hard line on peace treaty
    166 1 China may take hard line on peace treaty PEKING, Thurs. China and Japan reopen long-stalled negotiations In Peking tomorrow for a Deace and friendship treaty, but informed sources say the outcome remains uncertain. Veteran Vice-Foreign Minister Han Nien-lung will lead the Chinese side and Ambassador Shojl Sato the Japanese team
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    Lock icon US ban will raise tension: Russia
    676 1 US ban will raise tension: Russia MOSCOW, Thursday THE Soviet Union warned yesterday that American plans of pressure against the Kremlin in trade or other matters will put the United States on the path of confrontation. The article in the Soviet newspaper Izvestia li significant since it follows a Washington
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    Lock icon Raja to meet Vajpayee
    64 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Singapore Foreign Minister S. Raiaratnam and Maldives Foreign Minister Fathulla Jameel will meet Indian External Affairs Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee on Saturday to hold talcs on bilateral matten and the non-aligned movement. A Foreign Office spokesman said today that the two ministers would
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    Lock icon Exempt from export duty
    46 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Indonesian Oovernmtnt decided today to exempt Roods exported through bonded warehouses from export duty to boost exports. The country has two bonded warenoures. at the Jakarta harbour of Tanjung Prlok and on Batam. 19 kilometres south of Singapore. AP.
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    Lock icon LATEST Sadat: Talks to end unless...
    72 1 LATEST Sadat: Talks to end unless... CAIRO, Thurs. President Sadat said today there would be no future peace talks with Israel unless the Israelis produced new Ideas. The official Middle East News A i e n c y Mena quoted Mr. Sadat as s a y 1 n f. "Israel
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      Lock icon Minister watches display
      51 2 THE South Korean Minister of National Defence, Mr. Ron Jae-hyun, watches Fort Carlson soldiers in Colorado Springs, Colorado, demonstrate the use of artillery on Wednesday. The minis ter, currently on a visit to the United States, attended demonstrations of all munitions in use at Fort Carlson. UPI
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      Lock icon China buying US satellite information on Russia?
      401 2 Mystery order for survey data WASHINGTON. Thursday ifHINA is reported behind a mysterious US$l O5,OOO (*****,550) foreign purchase order for supposedly non-military information gathered by US satellites over much of the Soviet Union. Officials of the US Geological Survey acknowledged the purchase request
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      Lock icon Canal queue
      29 2 PANAMA. Thun. Some seventy »hlps were waiting yesterday to use the Panama Canal, where a bottle-neck has built up partly becaun many pilots are on holiday. —AFP
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      Lock icon US likely to lead world recovery
      258 2 US likely to lead world recovery WASHINGTON, Thursday rpHE United States is likely to lead the in- dustrlal world's economic recovery during the next few months, although storm clouds continue to gather on the horizon. Two sets of government statistics released yesterday show that while significant gains continue to be
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      Lock icon KGB man won't get top UN job in Geneva
      188 2 KGB man won't get top UN job in Geneva GENEVA, Thurs. The US and Britain have succeeded in blocking the appointment of a Soviet Intelligence officer to the highly -sensitive post of Personnel Director at UN European headquarters in Geneva, diplomatic sources said yesterday. UN officials also confirmed that it
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      Union chief charged
      74 2 NEW VOBK, Thurs— The 70-year-old head of one of America's largest trade unions and four other men were charged today with racketeering, conspiracy and the embezzlement of US$360,000 (SS821.OO0) belonging to the United Paperworkers International Union. Joseph Tonelli, president of the 300,000member union, was charged with conspiring
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      Lock icon 'OVER 100m RUSSIANS COULD GET HURT'
      141 2 'OVER 100 m RUSSIANS COULD GET HURT' WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Soviet Union could suffer well over 100 million casualties In a swift nuclear war because its civil defence programme Is not strong enough, according to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). In a report released by Democratic Benator John Culver, the
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      Lock icon Steep fall in US imports of oil
      125 2 Steep fall in US imports of oil WASHINGTON. Thurs. Imports of oil into the United States recorded a significant 12.8 Der cent drop during the first six months of this year, according to figures released yesterday by the American Petroleum Institute. The decline was attributed to an Increase In domestic
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      Defence ministry has $434m left over
      255 3 Defence ministry has $434 m left over LONDON. Thurs DRITAIN's Defence Ministry went on a spending spree last year, buying vacuum cleaners, cars, carpets, clothes, aircraft spare parts and missiles In a frantic attempt to use up £100 million (***** million) left over from Its annual budget, a House of
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      Lock icon Knesset 'yes'
      28 3 JERUSALEM. Thurs— The Israeli Parliament Knesset i early this morning adopted a controversial measure, allowing girls to claim exemption from military service on religious grounds. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Red Army warning
      49 3 TOKYO, Thurs. Justice Minister Mitsuo Setoyama today warned prison officials that Japan's guerilla Red Army planned to create havoc in Japanese jails. He told officials at a meeting here to be prepared for any eventuality as the Red Army was seeking solidarity with Japanese prisoners. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hitting back at hijack helpers
      231 3 FAABORG (Denmark) Thursday iiTEST German TT Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said today that the industrial nations which had approved antihijacking plans at the Bonn summit last weekend were ready to hit back within two hours at any country helping terrorists who hijacked aircraft. An ant 1-
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      Lock icon Fleeing youth caught in a 'prickle'
      77 3 LOS ANGELES, Thurs.— A 19-year-old youth, being chased by police fell through the glass roof of a flower shop yesterday and landed astride a giant cactus plant. After medical orderlies, called to the scene, had extracted dozens of cactus quills from his body, the
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      Lock icon Build-up of small navies set new trend
      425 3 Sea zones spur demand for warships LONDON, Thurs. 'THE growth of small-power navies is transforming world naval patterns and offering opportunities to nations seeking new markets and Influence, according to British naval authority Captain John Moore. In an Interview. Capt. Moore said the
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      Lock icon U.S. AGREES TO LAUNCH INDIA'S FIRST SATELLITE
      109 3 U.S. AGREES TO LAUNCH INDIA'S FIRST SATELLITE WASHINGTON, Thurs. The US space agency has agreed to launch India's first national satellite, a multipurpose communications and weather spacecraft called Insat One, with the space shuttle rocket nlane In 1981, it was announced yesterday. The Indian Embassy said when the satellite begins
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      Lock icon Govt 'no' to extension of Lib-Lab pact
      93 3 LONDON. Thurs. Britain's Labour Government has turned down an offer by the Liberal Party to extend the so-called Lib-Lab Pact, deputy Liberal leader John Pardoe revealed yesterday. The arrangement, by which Liberal MPs' supported the government, will run out at the end of
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      Lock icon Indira's Act repealed
      68 3 NFW DELHI. Thurs. Amid cheers ana applause, Parliament yesterday repealed the notorious Maintenance of Internal Security Act with which the government of former Prime Minister Indira Qundhl arrested tens of thousands of her political opponents. According to published reports, during tne 21-month national emergency rule Mrs. Oandhl's
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      Lock icon Man battered to death
      53 3 YOKOHAMA. Thurs. A man was battered to death with steel plpea by a gang of helmeted youths at his home here today, police said. Police said the murder appeared to be part of an la-ter-faction struggle between Japanese leftwlngers. which has resulted In about 60 deaths
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      Lock icon Thai envoy
      35 3 BANGKOK, Thun. A Thai career diplomat and former ambanador to Turkey. Mr. Koaol Btnthuv»nond. left here yMterxUy for Hanoi to take up his pott the flnt Thai tmbaiMdor to a United Vietnam AP
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      Lock icon An almost quiet Amin
      57 4 THE new-look Idl Amin emerged at the OAU meeting. The usually garrulous Ugandan dictator maintained an uncharacteristically low profile, apparently surrendering the habit of the bad old days of erupting Into heated rhetorics. As seen here at the OAU session on Wednesday night, be was in
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      Lock icon 'Sawito a pawn in power play'
      225 4 JAKARTA. Thurs rE nationalist Jakarta dally Merdeka (Freedom) said today the 47-year-old Javanese mystic Sawito Kartowlbowo who was sentenced to eight years imprisonment on Tuesday was only "a pawn" in an inner circle power play. "Sawito was a good actor and a good dreamer
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      Lock icon Russians told not to overstay in Africa
      400 4 Obasanjo: No new colonial yoke KHARTOUM, Thurs J^IGERIAN head of state Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo yesterday sharply criticised Western policy in Africa but also cautioned the Soviet Union and its allies not to overstav their welcome. He told the Organisation of African Unity (OAU)
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      Lock icon First N-plant
      31 4 SEOUL. Thurs. South Korea today formally dedicated its first nuclear power plant and began construction work on the fourth ami fifth plants at the southern town of Korl. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Sowing the seeds of new war'
      253 4 'Sowing the seeds of new war' CAIRO, Thursday ijtGYPTs Foreign MinisLj ter Mohamed Ibrahim Kamel asserted today that Israel's philosophy of security based on territorial expansion sows the seeds of a new war In the Middle East. Mr. Kamel made the statement during an Interview In London 24 hours after
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      Lock icon $5.7m damage
      28 4 $5.7 m damage PORT OF SPAIN. Thurs. Fires and floods .have caused over U512.5 million (Stfi.T million) worth of damage In Trinidad over the past three days. AFP.
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      Lock icon Carter health adviser in drug row
      142 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs.— Dr. Peter Bourne, President Carter's chief adviser on health and drug abuse, took an Indefinite leave of absence last night after acknowledging he used a fictitious name on a prescription for a much-abused depressant drug. Or. Bourne, 38, is one of the
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      Lock icon Critical time for the nonaligned
      316 5 Critical time for the nonaligned Result of Cuban intervention JAKARTA. Thursday INDONESIAN Foreign Mi1 nister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today the nonaligned countries were facing a critical situation due to Cuba's intervention in African affairs. He said several African countries, such as Zaire and Nigeria, condemned Cuba for meddling In Africa
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      Lock icon Nine killed in ambush
      65 5 BANGKOK. Thurs Nine people were killed In an ambush In the northern-most province of Chlang-Ral last Sunday, delayed reports said today. An Informed source believed the ambush on a passenger bus was staged by Burmese troops who might have thought that the bus was carrying supplies
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      Lock icon Second game draw despite racy start
      299 5 Second game draw despite racy start *"T >tH:>i l1f r lillll]Jl BAGUIO CITY, Thursday pHAMPION Anat o ly Karpov and challenger Viktor Korchnul tonight drew their second name In the world chess cha m p 1 onshlp here. Karpov offered the draw after playing his 29th move and Korchnol. who
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      Lock icon Bomb blast at police hq
      51 5 ROME. Thurs. A powerful bomb explosion wrecked the entry to the police headquarters in the heart of Rome early today but caused no casualties. The bomb went off before dawn, shattering thousands of windows in the vicinity. The area was Immediately sealed off to traffic—
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      Lock icon Judge gets reply
      57 5 MANILA, Thurs. Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrlle said today that the abolition of military tribunals, established under martial law six years ago, would pose serious security problems. Mr. Enrile made the statement In an official letter to Supreme Court Associate Justice Cludlo Teehankee who earlier this month
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      Lock icon Trash fire woes
      59 5 WHAT a load of rubbish! An exasperated fireman kicks at a smouldering mound ol trash lining a street on Wednesday as the rubbish piled up after a strike by the city's municipal workers. He and his colleagues had a taxing time fighting trash fires. Some 20,000 people
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      130 5 BANGKOK, Thurs.— A boy was killed and his father and brother wounded when they were assaulted by a combined group of se.en Khmer Rouge and Thai communist guerillas in north-east Thailand, police said today. Police in Burlram province said the Incident took place
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    CoL up with price hikes in food and other needs
    318 7 J)EARER food and sundry expenses were the main factors behind the higher cost of living (CoL) in the past six months. The consumer price Index recorded an average price increase of 5.26 per cent of all essential needs (food, clothing,
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    NO MORE CRANK SEX CALLS TO WOMEN
    82 7 CBANK CfclU to women from a man claiming to be conducting a survey for the Singapore Family •nd Population Board ■eem to have stopped. A Health Ministry spokesman said there stave been no comTlalnU of such calls since the board issued a request
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    Stranded crew: Ministry 'has done all it can'
    452 7 Stranded crew: Ministry 'has done all it can' tTXHE Ministry of Com1 munlcatlons has done all It can for the crew of a Singapore ship stranded In Karachi. the Director of Marine, Captatn Don Choo Keng, asserted yesterday. In a point-by-polnt rebuttai of the crew's accusatiors that the local authorities
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    Beginner's course in PR
    89 7 Beginner's course in PR THE institute of Public Relations of Singapore <IPRB> will hold a 20sesMon beginner's course In public relations at the conference room of Apollo Hotel from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays starting Aug 11. Those v«*o wish to register for the course must
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    Oriental splendour of Siong Lim Si Temple inspired Kam
    396 8  -  ELENA CHONG By INSPIRED by the oriental splendour and mystic serenity of Singapore's largest temple in Toa Paych. violinist composer Kam Kee Yong cot down to work three years ago, and wrote a tone poem, Suang Lin Tie-En Sse. Mr. Kam,
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    SVI open house
    52 8 SINGAPORE Vocational Institute (SVIi in Balestler Road will hold an open house today from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Guides will show visitors around workshops and brief them on the activities. svi has courses in furniture making, general welding, maintenance fitting, metal fabrication, metal machining and motor
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    CPF seeks priority payment of contributions
    633 8 rrWE Central Provi- dent Fund Board should as a matter of public policy be allowed without trouble to recover unpaid CPF contributions owed by companies which are under receivership, a lawyer argued yesterday. Mr. P. Selvadural. for the board, raised the legal argument In
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    Lock icon S'pore ship in crash with Greek vessel
    103 8 S'pore ship in crash with Greek vessel fUNUEAU (Alaska) J Thur». The 14.024tonne Singapore-regis-tered container -ship Taiwan Phoenix and the 13.255-tonne bulkcarrier Star X from Greece were both damaged but still afloat today after colliding In fog yesterday in the north-east Pacific. No injuries were reported The collision occurred about
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    Jobless youth found dead
    136 9 Jobless youth found dead AN unemployed trenafed youth wm found dead at the foot of a block of flats in Eanot Crescent on Wednesday night. He was Identified as Mohammed Zaini bin Chik Kaaslra, 19. of Bedok South Avenue 1. According to his family, Mo h a mmcd Zalnl, a
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    Door-to-door drive to get more blood donors
    442 9  - Door-to-door drive to get more blood donors SHEILA CHEONG By rpHE Singapore Blood Transrusion Service is starting a mass door -to door blood donation recruitment drive through community centre groups. This is the first time that this is being done to boost stocks at the Blood Bank. It Is nopea
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    Grandma to get champion donor award
    255 9 MADAM Llew Mok Ying. 58, (above) Is a ciiampion in her own right and she cuts a fine example not only In her home but In the community as well. The dliigent homemaker, mother of half a dozen children and grandmother to another six,
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    Boycott has little impact on bottler
    314 9 Boycott has little impact on bottler rE seven-month boycott by members of the Singapore Provision Shop Friendly Association against soft drinks manufacturer Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd. has had little Impact. The association's president, Mr. Wee Boon Chye, yesterday said a fair number of the 1,196 members of the association failed
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    Campus brawl: 11 students guilty of misbehaviour
    626 10  -  IRENE NGOO By F"LEVEN Singapore Polytechnic students, including a girl, have been found guilty of misbehaviour by a committee of Inquiry set up to investigate a recent fight at Ayer Rajah campus. Eight of them, second and third-year students, will be given "severe
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    'ROACH EGG IN DRINK' CHARGE
    91 10 SOFT drinks maker Yeo Hlap Seng Ltd. was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with manufacturing a bottled orange drink which had a cockcroach egg in It. It was alleged that the drink was sold by canteen operator Ho Kwee Neo on May 9 at
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    'Review your charitygiving policies'
    200 10 'Review your charitygiving policies' BUSINESS and commercial concerns in Singapore should make a study of their cha-rity-fiving policies, the Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr. A. Rahini Isbak, said yesterday. They could perhaps adapt some of the objectives established by several big companies in America for charitygiving and include
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    Aussie Chief of Staff calls on Dr Goh
    117 10 THE Australian Chief of Defence Staff, Oen. Sir Arthur MacDonald, who is here on a four-day visit, yesterday called on the Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Gea MacDonaid, who arrived by air yesterday, also met senior military
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    Misadventure verdict on sergeant who died from electric shock
    470 10 fX)RONER Khoo Oon Soo yesterday rev> carder* a verdict of misadventure on the death of S?t V. K. Kanesan who was electrocuted when he touched a live wire hangIng from two lamp-posts. In recording tne verdict, Mr. Khoo said the facts
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      242 10 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavantgh Hal Camp v BECAUSE HE WELL, THAT'S NO I HE PAID SO TO ONE tl Vou PlRED "Y BECAUSE WHY GAMBLES HE REASON TO PlRE WOW.' I BET«| O O HIM.APTER HE DIDN'T SHOULD )l BET #100 01 Hl/W r ON HIM' f ALL^WHV?/
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    Slight cut led to 'severed hand' tale
    162 11 Slight cut led to 'severed hand' tale A MAN who was reported to have had his left hand chopped off during a fight at a hawker centre in Thomson Road on Wednesday night, was In fact only slightly hart after he cut himself with some broken window panes. This clarification
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    Police parade
    30 11 THE Deputy-Commlsloner of Police, Mr Ooti Yon? Hong, will review the passing out parade of member? of the Special Constabulary at the Police Academy In Thoin.'ion Road tomorrow.
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    US union threat a test case
    509 11  -  LEE KIM CHEW By rpHE Singapore Gov- eminent views an American labour demand that the US Treasury levies taxes on cheap garment imports as a test case. A union victory can lead to other ailing industries following suit. Sources say the government has in
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    Tributes to Prof Ransome at memorial service
    285 11 Tributes to Prof Ransome at memorial service THE late Prof. Sir OorM. don Arthur Ransome's dedication to the leaching and practice of medicine laid the foundation for the standard of medical practice in Singapore today, the Permanent Secretary i Health) and Director of Medical Services, Dr. Andrew Chew, said yesterday.
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    Trade may hit $50b this year
    224 11 Trade may hit $50 b this year jglNUAPORES total external trade can expect t(* reach $50 billion this year if world economic recovery goes on course, according to preliminary figures from the Statistics Department. Latest half-yearly figures show Imports standing at $13.9 billion while exports totalled $10.8 billion. Performance Improved
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    Shoplifter is fined $500
    48 11 A JOBLESS man was yesterday jailed a day and fined $500 by <t magistrate for stealing a bottle of snave loyon worth $5.20 from supermarket. Rajasundra Pandlan, 23. pleaded guilty to stealing the lotion from NTUC Welcome supermarket In Kallang Bahru on Wednesday night
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    Charged with illegal display
    163 11 Charged with illegal display KLASSE Department Store was charged In a magistrate's court yesterday with exhibiting an unilluminated signboard at Its Lucky Plaza store staircase facing Orchard Road, without a licence on May 2. The case will be mentioned on Aug 10. Setron Electronics was also charged with committing a
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    On mental illnesses
    57 11 THE University of Singapore Department of Extramural Studies will hold a three- lecture course on pre-sent-day knowledge of mental illnesses In the PUB building every Thursday from 830 p.m. to 10 p.m starting next week. The course, which costs $15. will be conducted by consultant psychiatrist Dr.
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    RI ARE QUIZ CHAMPS
    48 11 RAFFLES Institution beat Anglo-Chinese School by 81 to 78 points to win the championship of the Science and Industry Quiz '78 telecast live over Television Singapore !ast night. The Senior Minister of State (Finance). Dr. Tan Eng Liang, presented the prizes to the winners.
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      Lock icon Philippines steps up patrols to check smuggling
      204 12 Philippines steps up patrols to check smuggling 7 AMBOANQA CITY U Thurs. The top military commander in the southern Philippines said yesterday he has ordered Increased navy patrols of the border with Sabah to check alleged smuggling and gun-running by Filipino Muslim rebels. Rear Admiral Romulo Espaldon, chief of the
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      SAN CHOON TO EAST COAST STATES: DO YOUR BIT
      166 12 KUANTAN, Thurs. Labour and Manpower Minister Datuk Lee San Choon urged the east coast states to help the government expand the industrial sector. They could do this by siting the various Industries over a wider area. He said it is important
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      Very bright outlook for economy: Razaleigh
      382 12 Very bright outlook for economy: Razaleigh Kl'ALA LUMV PUR, Thurs. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesterday the economic outlook for Malaysia this year is "very bright." He noted that investments might increase by about 14 per cent four per cent higher than the rate projected under the Third Malaysia
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      Lock icon Front sure of Sarawak
      67 12 KUCHINO. Thurs. Malaysia's ruling National which has already won 111 seats in the 154-member Parliament, is confident that It will capture most of the re* raaining 21 seats in Sarawak where polling is still In progress. Front Secretary General Ohafar Baba told newsmen today that the
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      Lock icon Air pact with Bangladesh
      48 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia and Bangladesh signed an air agreement here yesterday providing for an exchange of services by their national airlines. Under the agreement both Malaysian AirUne System and Bangladesh Biman Airlines will operate one flight each week to each other's country. —AFP.
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      Lock icon Joint ops against Reds will go on: Thai general
      275 12 Joint ops against Reds will go on: Thai general YALA (Thailand), Thurs. Thailand and Malaysia have agreed to continue Indefinitely their Joint military operations against communist guerillas in the Betong salient on the Malaysian border, a Thai army general said here today. Major-Oeneral Yuthasak KlongtruajroK, Thai overall commander of the
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      Lock icon Asean banking meeting
      38 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The fourth meeting of the Asean Banking Council will be held here on Saturday Sixty-four senior bank officials from the five Asean countries will attend the meeting as representatives and observers. AFP.
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      Lock icon Sailor with knife shot by police
      129 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— A Filipino sailor was shot and injured when he tried to attack a policeman on a marine police launch at Port Dickson, 96km south of here, last night. The 36-j t a r -old sailor has been admitted to hospital. Chief
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      139 12 _^ri '*Sfc& '^^^BB 1 k udi a ehik Is check with one hand.lbuch your own with the ahcr. What you feel is Living ProoFof what this new skin treatment can do for you. B FRfct Demonstrations of the Ink I IMS j Geminesse Living Proof Collection at lSlOllflll rprri <
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      208 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Hawks landed among A ?m k» Ln rw^u rnn 13 Midlator drops a point 9 TnU he-man people con- i»*/«« ik* f.-in *q. slderea as cwvuian tiaj. A h_j n e mill i P 10 h w g <sr lo 16 s" 7 n on
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      Hussein and Front MPs to meet on polls pledges
      391 13 Talks on July 30 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. ~"~^^^~^~~~l" nATI'K Hussein Onn bus called for I meeting with ill! National Front MPs on July 30 to ensure that all election promises and pledges will be ful- {>„ IlllCU. According to informed sources
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      Rubber: New rules soon
      77 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Regulations that will require owners of lubber producing and processing factories to obtain a licence from the Department of Environment to continue their operations aie expected to be gazetted at the end of the month. The department's director of water pollution control. Mi.
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      Rents based on tenants' ability to pay?
      224 13 Rents based on tenants' ability to pay? KUALA LUMPUR,] Thurs. Tenants in rent control areas may have to pay more under recommendations worked out by the Rent Control Review Committee. The rates of Increase which apply both to tenants using the premises for business and those for lodging will be
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      Lock icon Ban on documents
      89 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The government has banned four documents considered prejudicial to national interest and security. The documents are, "Chinese-be united" by Kirk Ng Seng, "Dr. Mahathir dan bukunya. The Malay Dilemma," "MIC Anti-Islam" published by India Muslim Yang In- saf. and "MIC. is antiIslam and a
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      Holland offers Asean site for promotion centre
      263 13 Holland offers Asean site for promotion centre KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The Netherlands Government has made an attractive offer to the Asean countries to site the proposed Asean Promotion Centre in Rotterdam. The offer for the joint promotion office, which will be the first ef its kind in the world, came
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      1,400 barred for cheating at exams
      88 13 1,400 barred for cheating at exams KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A total of 1,416 candidates were disqualified for cheating in the last two Forms 3 and S public examinations. In an Interview, Malaysian Examinations Syndicate director Encik Omar Hashim. said: "The Education Ministry takes a very serious view of cheating In
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      Fate of MPs will be known in 3 months
      273 13 IPOH, Thurs— The fat* of the two DAP Members of Parliament lor Sungci Best and Batu Qajah. Mr. Chan Kok Kee and Mr. Chian Heng Kal, whe are now under detention, will be known within the next three months. This is
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    Teachers may get bonus after course
    151 14 Teachers may get bonus after course rrEACHERS undergoing a X Language Project Centre course to upgrade their standard of English may be $600 richer at the end of it, sources said yesterday. The $600 bonus Is to be given to outstanding teachers, based on their participation in the course, attendance,
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    Heart talk
    36 14 A CARDIOLOGIST at the University of Singapore De partment of Medicine, Associate Prof. Low Lip Ping, wlU speak on The Prevention of Heart Diseases at Canberra community centre on Monday at 8 p m
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    DROP IN DENGUE CASES
    103 14 T*HE outbreak of den- gue haemorrhagic fever in Singapore appears to be on the decline. The Ministry of the Environment said yesterday that the number of notified cases over the past week has decreased. There were 188 notified cases of DHF since January of which 81
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    Flexibility is the name of the game for these dancers
    256 14 Flexibility is the name of the game for these dancers FRENCH contortionist dancer Alonso Malt: and her partner Guy Lesquoy Jean Henri (above) are like pliable plasticine when they dance. With each flex of a muscle, they seem to have more Joints than the average human being. But the duo
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    Woman's fall: It's suicide
    69 14 A CORONER'S court yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide In the Inquiry Into the death of Urn Ngee Kee. 28. who jumped to her death from a block of flats In Lorong Durlan on May iO. The court heard that Urn had been a patient at
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    Schools report very good response
    538 14 Schools report very good response Registration for pre^primary fpHE 1979 pre-primary classes for five-year-olds in Chinese schools are fast filling up and some schools want extra classes. At the close of phase one of the preprimary and primary one registration yesterday, many of the 70 schools picked to start this
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    Chen's film show date
    62 14 THE Minister of State (Defence). Mr. Bernard Chen, will attend a film show organised by the Peck Seah School advisory committee at the Metropole Theatre on July 29 at 10 a.m. The screening, of a Chinese film entitled The Return of the 18 Bronze Men. Is
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    Duties lifted
    39 14 THE Customs and Excise Department said yesterday the import duties of tV) per tonne on mild steel round reinforcement bars and high tensile deformed bars between six mm and 32 mm diameter wIU be abolished from today.
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    Man fined $1,500 for escape
    170 14 A LABOURER, handcuffed to his brother broke loose while being escorted to a police lock-up. A magistrate's court heard yesterday that Lee Bu Gee, 21, then made a dash for the main gates of Joo Chiat police station and escaped. The brothers were being led
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    Tagged pigeon found
    68 14 A SHIPYARD worker cuffed to his brother, beautiful grey pigeon witti a mysterious name tag on one of Its legs. Inscribed on the name tag were these letters and figures SAU 75 NMPU *****. The shipyard worker, woo wished to remain anonymous, said he found It at
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      397 14 3v 6s I Here 's Bob Hauser extolling the virtues of the Pan-Electric gas cooker. Singapore's top chef reveals a most important ingredient for great cooking: a Pan-Electric gas cooker declares Bob Hauser, executive chef of the Hyatt There's a built-in grill to make great sizzlmg steaks Choose from a
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    Air-con aerobridges for Changi terminal
    190 15 Air-con aerobridges for Changi terminal AIR passengers in the eighties will no longer have to brave the rain or harsh sunshine while embarking or disembarking. Instead, they will walk in the air-conditioned comfort of aero-bridges connecting the aircraft and the terminal building (see model above). A $14 million contract to
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    Band music
    31 15 THE combined band of Telok Kurau Secondary School and Willow Avenue Secondary School will perform at Macßltchle Rstrvoir Park on Sunday from 5 30 p.m. to 6 30 p.m.
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    ITB scheme to meet electronics firms' needs
    359 15 'pHE chairman of the Industrial Training Board (ITB), Dr. Ahmad Mattar, yesterday announced a new training scheme for workers in the electronics and rapportinn industries and urged firms in these sectors to take advant a g c of the scheme. He said the
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    PSA acts to solve water cut-offs at flats
    248 15 PSA acts to solve water cut-offs at flats THE Port Authority Is monitoring the whole water pump system at Its flats In Low Hill Road to ensure that water supply will not be disrupted without warning. This Is being done after the supply for Block 2 was disrupted twice last
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    'Good growth outlook for plastic and metal support industries'
    409 15 'Good growth outlook for plastic and metal support industries' JHERE are good opportunities lor further investment and growth In the plastic and metal supporting industries fur electronics in Singapore, the projects officer of the Economic Development Board, Mr. Chou Tat Kong, said yesterday. This Is because of an expected growth
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    Former ST man dies
    54 15 MR. K. Lourdesamy. a former compositor of the Straits Times, died In ttie General HoeplUl yesterday He wu 68. He left behind > wife and seven children. A service will be held at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdec In Ophir Road today before burial
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      17 15 I iff Knchantiw o o BE! Egj GIVENCHY innovators of fashionable eyewear AMtebte from al kactng optaans
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      354 15 Photography m&k There's always something very special JM V for you at Albert's. No matter what it is. No K^M Hfe matter what the price. Albert always has fl something to place at your hand. Things you 11 be proud and happy to own and give. Things which you have
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1978 ON THE BRINK
    381 16 The Straits Times FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1978 ON THE BRINK THE ghosts at Leeds Castle, Maidstone, England, have certainly had a boring time tf they had expected lively entertainment from their recent guests. On the contrary, the main actors of the drama being played in the beautiful English countryside have
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    BIGGER ROLE NEEDED
    274 16 A MILLION dollar three-year Joint pri- vate-government project to study what probable course Japan should follow for the Immediate future has recommended what outsiders have for long urged the Japanese to do: To make a contribution in the international community commensurate with its capability and growing economic
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    REPLIES TO READERS Penalty system for parking attendants
    326 16 REPLIES TO READERS Penalty system for parking attendants WE REGRET the two unfortunate Instances when your writer received demand notices for parking tickets he had already paid for (ST. June 24). We would like ;o assure him that all Area Offices have been Instructed to exercise more care when preparing
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    Lock icon Fukuda almost sure to act soon on huge trade surpluses
    848 16  -  JAMES FOLEY By in TOKYO PREMIER MAY RECALL DIET AND SEEK A NEW MANDATE TO STRENGTHEN HIS HAND DRIME MINISTER Takeo Fukuda is now almost certain to have to take additional measures this autumn to deflate the country's ballooning trade
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    Carter can't count on Congress to back him...
    865 16  -  ROBERTA HORNIG By in WASHINGTON PVEN with the spectacular Senate vote on the first part of his energy programme, President Carter cannot count on Congress to deliver the promises he made in Bonn. "It's just not in the cards," says an influential
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      26 16 THE SEIKO QUARTZ Jfk I /Vl CHANGING Km THE WORLD'S th V^^B STANDARD OF Ir s^'!l ACCURACY, i Someday all watches will be made this way.
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      Two more plays for GCE students
      143 17 Two more plays for GCE students r'O more Shakespearan plays this weekend will wrap up the PreExamlnatlon Programme put out by RTS to help students taking English literature prepare for their coming OCE exams. HAMLET will be shown tomorrow on Channel 5 at 2 p.m. Leading in the cast are
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      Country songs
      41 17 HALF an hour of country and western music by the local group. Matthew Tan and the Mandarins wii; be what you'll be getting In LETS MAKE MUSIC on radio, on Sunday at 1 p.m. The host Is Gloria Manasseh.
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      Mickey Mouse
      43 17 YOU have heard of Jack And The Beanstalk but have you heard of the tale. Mickey and the Beanstalk? That's what Mickey. Donald and Goofy will be giving you In the NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB tonlfcht on Channel 8 at 6.20.
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      D & M guests
      23 17 D M guests JOINING In the DONNY AND MARIE SHOW tomorrow night on Channel 5 at 7.45 are Ruth Buzzl and Roy Clark
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      POLICEWOMAN OUT OF THE LIMELIGHT
      62 17 POLICEWOMAN S(t. Pepper Is oat of the limrllght this week and we see more of her counpart. policeman Sirt. Crowley who follows the trail of half a million dollars worth of stolen securities. And it almost cost him his life. Guest stars are Craig Stevens,
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      Another tear jerker Cantonese serial
      347 17 Another tear jerker Cantonese serial r'ANTONESE drama will be a regular feature on Thursday nights in place ol Mandarin serials which will be moved tv Saturday starting from Aug 31. The present Mandarin serial DARING DRAGON on Thursday at 9 p.m. on Channel 8 will end next week. In its
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      Exciting debate but the pace was too fast
      450 17  -  LEONG WENG KAM By AS EXPECTED, this year's Chinese interschool debate again promises a series of exciting and fierce battles on TV after the impressive performance by Temasek Junior College and Upper Aljunied Technical School at the first quarter-final telecast on Wednesday
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      Two oldies but funnies this weekend
      402 17 Two oldies but funnies this weekend IF YOU can put up 1 with comedies that are more than 20 years old and the mad capers of Doris Day and Frank Sinatra, then the weekend movies are for you. Ber c c n comedienne. Doris Day, will have you rolling in
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      261 17 t jmtS SINGAPORE B<g>B CONTACT LENS J SOCIETY The following members are: D CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS D OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS D OPTOMETRISTS E.J. BENJAMIN eowaro J benjamin pte ltd FA AO F.AC.L.P 'si Fir 104. Tanglin Shopping Centre. Tanglin Road. (9) Ttl *****9/*****56 CHEN YIN FOOK oah sin opt CO A0
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      210 17 Why suffer 0 the misery of ewr < living In foul j \^atmosphere? Clean your air with AIR KONTROL- the instant space age odor disposal. Most air fresheners merely yC"/ "cover up" odors, but not true of S Air Kontrol T rns space age At W formula releases natural ilMtr
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      284 17 JULY 24TH ISSUE THE SCHARANSKY TRIAL The majority ol Americans seem to think US- Soviet talks should take precedence over human rights issues and that Soviet treatment of its own Citizenry is None ol our business P1u»: Mideast thaw? AND A REPORT ON THE SPANISH CARNAGE AT LOS AIMQUES Get
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      878 17 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.90 PM Opening and Housewives' Matinee— 8.30 Hurdles Fir The Hindicwjei (Last a series, Bitter Wine (Mandarin film, repeat) repeit) 4.35 Intermission 9.30 News (Enflish) 6 0S Opening and Exercise Witt Gloria 9.45 World Premiere Ftatare The Magnificent 6.30 News in Brief Magical Magnet 01
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1586 18 rf^HE last transacted rsftdy sale at the X clos* of business on the Btock Exchange of Singapore yesterday comparod with the previous day's prices together with 1978 high and low. Adfasted for scrip rights Issue). lI7S Last High Lara. CaaapMT Haas -fan BKTIONONI rNDUBTsUALB Unit trusts SINGAPORE UNIT
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1968 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett' 1 Big
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      Government and corporate bonds
      47 18 tsSjSs?" 280-000"100-5-I V*l T F I.VR/KI-H4 (250 000) (1026 OS) 7 1/43 IV4/H« (250.000) (100 80B) 7 1/43 IVIO/Mi (250.000) (100 758) <m«i>sT PIV4/SI (*****0) T F I.VIO/S.l (250.000) (*****S) 1/43 T F IVS/S5-S7 (250.000) (100 375) 5 1/23 1577/7S-MI (250.000) (8) *****
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      1711 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INOUSTRIALJ mm (i.m>. Al'immU (2MB 260*) Atom i2.M1l 2 US) (7) i» (1)
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      Market waiting for Sime
      475 18 INVESTORS were still nervous on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday as they awaited apprehensively for an important announcement by market leader Sime Darby. Major gains by stocks were not seen and active trading was confined to a few counters. According to market watchers, once Sime
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      K. LUMPUR
      372 18 FAIR support made for a slightly steadier close at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Volumes remained moderate. Trading In the afternoon was slightly erratic and by the final bell, prices were off their best. Current market favourites again dictated the tempo of trading and shares generally finished
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        26 18 Sim* Darby Onlinn Si«ma Metal OC B C (on.Pl.nl Ambassador lOL Harimau Pahang Com 755.000 245.000 221.000 159.000 119.000 104.000 102.000 101.000 85.000
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        45 18 B.T. lndex: Industrials Finance: Hotels: Properties Tins: rubbers: 0C.8.C: S.E.S. Ind: June 19 14«1.47 348 97 575.41 226 28 213.17 157 82 548 72 321 24 323.17 June 20 1468 59 347 63 575 04 226 24 ***** 157.78 549 55 320.43 324 44
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        375 18 HONGKONG: The market eased slightly tn fairly quiet trading as the Hang Seng Index fell 2 03 points to 554.94 points, dealers said. •Urdinr Matheaon fell 20 cents to HK$l5 10. Swire Pacific 10 to $8.65. and Hongkong Und, Hut-chi»on-Wh«mpoa and Wheelock five to $9 95. $6 20 and
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        391 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower after profittaking pared early gains In active trading, dealers said. The Dow Jones average closed 5.19 lower at 5.635.44 points, after rising to a postwar high of 5.649.87 Initially, with a volume of 380 million shares. The New Index closed 425 39. down
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        96 18 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown in brackets. Cold Storage (Sept »1.7U) (0.628 O.7SS. C and C (Sept $2.20) (2.SOS). F and N
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        84 18 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from July 20 until further notice: Rubber 236 cts a kg. Copra $975.55 a ton. Palm Kernel $955.75 a ton. White pepper $380.05 a ton. Black pepper $3,170.19 a ton. The rate of duties: Rubber 51}
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        51 18 KUALA LUMPUR: Malayan Cement announced an unaudited pretax profit of Ms 2 34 million ($2 86 million) for the six months ended May 31. A first interim dividend of 10 per cent gross (same), payable on August 30. to shareholders registered on August 17, has been declared.
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        COPPER
        38 18 LONDON: Copper price* OB Wednesday (prtvunu In bracked) Wirefcar Spot burtra i«S2 50 (1704), Mlltra £«B 3 50 (£704 50): Thn* Month buyrn (714 (725 50) HlKra <714 SO (£726). Mirktl twit: Euler. I 1t. 950 lonnti
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        294 19 SYDNEY. Thur... The market was dull, although uraniums firmed In late trading, dealers laid. raneonttaeoUl gained 25 rents to SUM. QbmmUiml Mian 15 to $265 and Kathleen five to $2 30, wMle Pefco and EZ liuteUint were steady. Coals were also firm, with I'Uh rising flve to $4.10
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        302 19 NEW YORK. Wed. A batch of healthy results released by some leadIng US corporations helped carry the market broadly higher In fairly active trading Analysts said strength in F»tti»n Kodak, which reported a 47 per cent Jump In Ha second quarter profit, contributed to the rally, aa
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        65 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 467.7 Tuesday 472.4 Week Ago 473.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDI'STRIALS Wednesday 840.70 Tuesday 828 00 Week Ago 824 93 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Wednesday 107 to 107'< i Tuesday 108. to 108S H.K. HANG SENG Thursday 554.94 Wednesday 556.97 Week Ago- 565.69 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 427.61
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        156 19 A MSTERDAM Wed. Share prices cloced narrowly mixed, with Philip* higher. I'nHrver and Royal Doleh sOlghtly lower and Hnofivnu and Akte unchanged In Dutch Internationals, dealers aid. Shippings, bankings and insurances were mixed, while Investment funds were slightly easier C1o«ti« pricm in Dutch fuildtre »itl> U» dlfinorf on
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        215 19 7URICH W*l Prices clo««i with an easier bias in quiet trading, dealers -said Ba«**r shares attracted Interest The company firmly denied takeover rumours but ■aid It would welcome a minority participation Bank* were barely steady while financial* fluctuated narrowly and m all gains predominated among ln- nanre* The
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        148 18 rE Straits tin price rose another $4 to $1,720 per plcul In Penang yesterday on an official offering down 12 tonnes to 195 tonnes. Ihe overnight London market was steady at lower ltvels with forward buyers falling £50 to £6.450 per tonne. LONDON: Tin ended the day £75 down
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 18 Rubber: July 20. Singapore: Au j. 228.50 cts. (down 0 75 ct.) Malaysia Aug. 233.75 cts. (down 0.25 ct.) Tin: $1,720 (up $4). Official offering 195 tonnes (down 12 tonnes).
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        GOLD
        58 18 Wt*i.tda» TuMdiy Melbourne (1) 161 85 161. W London 185. 708 184.808 18*008 185.308 Zurich 185.258 *****8 IM.OOB IHS 258 Parll 187.10 1M.84 Thuridly Wt*itld»» Hongkong 1N7.408 185 SOB 187.708 IM.IOB Spore 12) 187. 378 186.578 188.068 187. 158 Export pricH In non-iterllng areas In US dollar per ounce.
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      RUBBER
      483 18 OPENING prices In the Slneanorp rubber market were market yesterday were marked down slightly, dealers said. Values later gained some ground on speculative buying. Towards noon, the market eased slightly on freer offerings of forwards, notably Jan/Mar 1979, In light trading conditions. The morning session closed uncertain Despite reports
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      Minimum lending rates
      26 18 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers I is 7 per cent. V J
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      108 18 qAILY SSR and SMR prices at noon yesterday: B.A.8. K nnrnt Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyer* 8eilen Bayer* Seilera SSR 20 (1 ton pallet) 211.00 213 00N ***** 214.00N SSR SO (1 ton pallet) ***** 211.00N 210.00 212.00N MJt.E.L.B. SMR 5CV (1 ton pallet) 238 50 240.50N 238
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      122 18 /--HINIIE PRODUCI l< CMAMGS. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PIR PICUL rCSTtRDAV. Caeenut all: Bulk SM aellera. old drum $93 aellcra, new drum $98 Milan. Capri: Mixed (looae) UK/Coot. $39 buyer. PISS 1 1 Muntok AST A white fob 100-, NLW $3671 lellen. Sarawai white fob 9** NLW $2471
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      Money and exchanges
      174 18 THE US dollar was traded lower around $2.3035/45 in a fairly quiet and thin Singapore forex market yesterday. Most dealers were reluctant to establish new positions In the absence of major developments and the US dollar closed at $2.*****/50 In very quiet trading. Interbank forward rates at
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      NOMINAL RATES
      135 18 Cwrcnclei I US dollar Sterling pound iongkong dollar H'sian dollar lust schilling 3el franc (com) Danish kroner French franc Italian lire <!eth guilder lor kroner Swedish kroner Swiss franc 3eut mark lapanese yen lust dollar iZ dollar Canadian dollar Nominal ratei Smithsonian PercenUf* ■aote4 yesterday icrout parity ch.nj.
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        39 18 Closing Interbank rate* on Singapore dollar on July 20. Offer Bid Overnight 3 1/2 3 1 mth 5 7/8 6 3/4 2 mth* 5 7/8 5 3/4 3 mths 5 15/16 5 13/ If 8««ree: A.Uey Ptaree.
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        DISCOUNT
        52 18 RANGE of ratea offered by account houses on July 20 Overnight 2 to JS% *H depoelt 3.' 4 to IH% Claeing 3-Mon.h 3 i™n" Ury b"U l/* BajUc bills ft 3/4 S ft/S 3-Wntith CD S UK Month CD 6 1/4* 1/S ■M Natlenal Dihiix C. ffer slightly from
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      A great feeling indeed at Great Eastern Life
      595 19 GREAT Eastern Life Assurance Company has gone a long way In the last decade with business in force and gross assets rising by about four to five times This Is the proud comment made by Its chairman. Mr Tan Chin Tuan, In
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      Control on costs pays off at Allied Chocolate
      336 19 DESPITE the satisfactory results reaped by the group In the first few months of 1978, Allied Chocolate Industries chairman. Mr. Chuang Ming Chi, is only cautiously optimistic of the group's prospects in the current year "While I view the group's future with
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      Pengkalen earnings dive
      117 19 MUCH reduced tin output has hit earnings at Pengkalen for the first six months ended March 31, 1978 Estimated pre-tax profits of this British Incorporated Un-mtning company suffered a sharp drop from i 138.000 In the previous corresponding first half to 156.000 This arose from a drastic
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      536 20 AT YOL'R SERVICE SECTION INDEX £*I A&KIV1 FD A US fe SI I HEir--»a 4 «<-*-« P«r word 60cU(Mln $900) TV ,^r.T-r-f a utco I2S4-442ZJ Per column cm $10 75 (Mln *32 25) IX OBITLARIt.S s~\ pubbJuna eu W« would like to od»i»« that th« Mono9«mtnt Ad»ertiitmtn», Account*, Ptrionntl Rtteorch
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      471 20 I FOR SALE 1 SHOPPING GUIDE SHOWROOM STOCK CLEARANCE' Beautiful double bed $125 single bed $80. carpet $45. lamp stand/ shade $10. double-size mattresses $55 single $20. bunk bed $85. pullout twin bed $120. office desk $135. chair $20. coffee table $35. pillow $3. bolster $5 Also available living/ dining
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      258 20 SIN MAH DECORAMA 401. 4th Fir, TaitHa Cantra. 200. Jalan Sultan. Singapore 7. Ml 2937S33 (3 Mnaa). 292M52. MM We are Curtain Specialist who Stock fabrics for every Domestic Commercial Application Have widest collection of high quality Curtain it Upholstery fabrics. Carpet. Wall-paper i Modern Furnitures HIRE PURCHASE TERMS AVAILABLE
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      1072 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE Flymo^i I vVMbjbVjb^I I ij^^l fcv-TT B5^^» Lightweight easy to handle Cuts even wet grass edges between paving stones around shrubs and trees [t Needs no grassbox C creates its own mulch to fertilise the ground R Electric and Petrol models Call us lor a
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      1501 20 II EMPLOYMENT CLERK/ TYPIST We are a well-established American Company handling thousands of products We Invite applications from female Singapore Citizens for the above position Applicants must have a good School Certificate with 4 credits. Including English Language, a pleasant personality, be fluent In English: and be able to type
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      1490 20 II EMPLOYMENT I APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for i position of Documentation Shipping Clerk In a timber exmrtlng company In Singapore minimum qualifications Senior :ambrldge and able to type at easonable speed Experience at east 3 years In similar position Applicants please submit partlulars with photograph to Room 105 b. 9th
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      1368 21 II EMPLOYMENT ©1 fls%l tf 1) SALES OFFICE ASSISTANT male or frmalr age 20 30 able to type and knowledge In accounts Chinese English Educated, speak major Chinese dialects salary plus sales commission preferably working knowledge of sewing machine I) SALIS REPRESENTATIVES (lor S port ft Malayan) Part-time or full-time
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      949 21 II EMPLOYMENT I «l li rptn\ 1 I p PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSISTANT (MAI.O T Qualifications Higher School Certificate Sec 4 level with some experience In Pro- ductlon Control will be con- Mdered 21-28 years old Applicants must have completed or are exempted from National Service E I Plose apply with
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      1131 21 II EMPLOYMENT HUGHES TOOL COMPANY (FAR EAST) PTt. LTO. We, last npindlng manufacture ot o<l well drilling tool* with ample opportunMM tor ptnornl growth and WtwpfltfW, W ACttvoty look* Ing for *urleb4* pmm to bulk) c«r»»r with us. Vacancies exist for the following positions: 1) QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS to Inspect
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      1165 21 II EMPLOYMENT liBLDTsD I ASIA PTE LTD H SUBSIDIARY OF L.BLONO INCORPORATED THE WORLD'S LAROtST MANUFACTURER OF A COMPLETE LINE OF LATHES In Its expansion program In Singapore. Invites applications for: OPERATORS Rsqiriroi 1191 lit Male/ Female Singapore Citizens For male applications, should preferably have completed National Service Must have
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      720 21 II EMPLOYMENT 1 WANTEO ONAOUATI TUTOR M leach Polymer Science Physics and Mathematics Contact Mr Chow Te'. *****6/ 7 after office hours tel: *****31 IMMEDIATE VACANCIES FOR Container Clerk/ Attendant and Delivery Clerks Please apply personally to: Ml -A. New Bridge Road Singapore 2. rttoPUB Applications are Invited for the
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      773 21 A W«M EatabNanad Company requires MALE/FEMALE MACHINE OPERATOR* Age IS years and above Education Primary 8 and above Wages male ($7.10)/ Female (16 SO) Allowances Night shift ($3.00)/ Housing and transport ($1 00) Hostel provided Apply /writ* le: tlOMA CABLE CO. PTB. LTD.. 42. Liu Fang Read ginoapora u (But**
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      1074 22 II EMPLOYMENT 1 ■I rust i WC Wf LCOMf tOO TO JOIN US AS FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (NO SHIFT DUTIES) H you ara above 1* yoora of ap* M4n wa at an aW»acM»a atarttng pay ol 17 SO par day and on confirmation St 00 to MM par day. Wa
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      756 22 II EMPLOYMENT s~^ nubliJuna >i>m requires OFFICE QIP.L HELPER Applicants must be Singapore citizens, within the age group of 18 to 25 They should preferably hav* completed primary English education Please call personally for Interview between 9 30 am and 12 30 p m on Saturday. 22nd July 1978 at
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      636 22 J MING COUNT HOTEL requires 1) Front Office CiiMm (tomato) 2) Walters/ Waitresses 3) Chambermaids Applicant's must be willing to perform shift duties. Please apply personally between i 10 00 am to 12 noon and 2 00 pm to 4 00 p m to Pmohw) Department Tanglln Road Singapore 10.
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      1203 22 II EMPLOYMENT RETIRED ENGLISH EDUCATED ■■■■■■■■iBMiPHpfl M-'le Smiupurean. mld-fiftles ■_IT7 seeks care-takers job to alleM^^BiiM— wate boredom ST Box A***** ■^^"J^TTJTTTr H VOUNO *"0 CMALLEMOIMO Male FRENCH N seeks career opportunities Local qualifications ano i 'i^_i h or overseas Witling to stun bond 2M£n' a°mfCwUh n t5!e S x h
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      1975 22 I III VEHICLES BOATS 1 PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD Known lor lop Quality U»»d Cars Plot C. Uaad Car* Cafltre < K.mpoog Java Fringe Carpark (off Bukit Timah Rd/ Ca»»nagh Bdl i Tel: *****43/ *****53 1977 Subaru 500 Van 1 Toyota Corona 1600 a'C < Toyota Corolla 1200 2-door.
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      1548 22 I III VEHICLES BOATS ELSINORE MT2M C.C. Scrambler IWn I'a> $350 continue Instal- i ments Also Ford Cortina 1971 $4,600 o n o Tel: *****72 H7i MAZDA 1000, on* owner, new road tax. metallic paint, low I mileage. Tel *****9 AUGUST H7S MERCEDES Bern 1 200. automatic gear. MK4 aircon,
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      98 23 140 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MISS DORIS TEO WAT HEE (DEPARTED ON 15.7.751 wishes to thank all friends, colleagues and relatives (or their condolences, attendance, wreaths, donations and services rendered during their recent bereavement. Th« Family oi the lala LIM MENG HENG V. Urn Ah H.ng wish to
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      141 Condolences
      32 23 Condolence* lo MB JAM! t VILLANUIVA FAMILY on the death of hli brother MARIO ARTMURO From Th» D*mi. Faculty Of Art* ft lha Director dan of Languao* Ccnlr*. Nanyang Unl»»r»lty
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      105 23 aged 31 passed away peacefully at 12 noon on 20.7.78 leaving behind beloved husband Mr Tan Peru Kong, father. Mr YeoThlam Kit. mother. Madam Tan Jit Neo, brothers. Yeo Hwee Soon. Hul Lip. Hwee Tlong. sister. Doris Ngoh nee Doris Yeo. brother-in-law. Robert Ngoh to mourn her loss
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      144 In Memoriam
      62 23 IN EVERLOVINO MEMORY OF OUB DEAREST COLLEAGUE You are a great and personal lovd to all of us Though you are gone. l fond memories or you will always remain dear to us Sadly ffllutd and oil) b. rMmonH by Collaaoua* tram Four Sni Communication* Bank Lid.
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      676 23 V SERVICES BUSINESS I (fiOON BROTHERS rirvi- *J11 IJI*^ Bpecial offer an.? anting grilles .-■tint fir T»t 44S4J1*/ «tSM0 SPECIALIST IN AWNINGS tian Blmd.s [rot, (inlles Sunbrwhan House Pmlntlnf and Hoo Lip neerlrui Pte Lid [>l 440 II Ml 4MH419 ANTHONY PAINTING 0ECOration -i n lalltei m house painting workmanship
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      663 23 MODERN MOVING WITH old fashIon care spe< lalised In household goods and of flee furniture local and nwnm removals complete (i(H)r-lo-door service Please call Seabase International Tel *****20 HOUSEHOLD' OFFICE HIMOV* 1 > Km e I'SA clearance deliver) collection of car•itact Lenwa Transport ,ny *****7 *****3 LORRIES FOR REMOVALS 1
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      803 23 VI EDUCATION TRAINING ATT SECRETARIUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepare* ltudenri for the tendon Chamber of Commerce 4 Industry and Pitmoni Institute examinationt The next SHORTHAND FOR BEGINNERS COURSE (EVENINGS) and SHORTHAND SPEED CLASSES (EVENINGS) commence on 7th August 1978 This it an opportunity to learn shorthand in advance of
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      808 23 VI EDUCATION 1 TRAINING ENGLISH INTERMEDIATE Monday to Friday 10 15 11 45 a m Commencing 1 August ENGLISH ADVANCED Ml Monday to Friday 8 30 10 00 a m. Commencing l August SHORTHAND SPEED <«0 to lOOw.p.m.) 6 M S, nd 'V60 W p d m n <lay FrWay
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      733 23 SHORTHAND BEGINNERS FRIDAY .10 p m 8 00 p m rommrnnnf 4 8 78 or Thursday 7 45 p in 9 45 p m commencing 3 '8 78 Enrol Systematic 601 6th floor. Orchard Shopping Centre, (above Mohan's) *****85. ELLIS SCHOOL OF Building condurtl home-study courses for the iiu.ilifying examinations
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      464 23 I VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS" TRAVEL IN STYLE COMFORT ECONOMICALLY Wt fit your budget to Nmv Ztaland, Australia, U.S.A., India, Indonesia or any part of the world. Call us with no obligations. SUNSEEKERS PTE. LTD., 310. Orchard Towers Singapore. 9 Tel *****27 (5 lines) TA 174/78 iMf Kingston Travel W^ Present,
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      784 23 LSATOl RS 28 DAYS ROUND THE WORIP with LONDON at no extra cost 1 from $5790 20 DAYS AMERICAN CANADIAN TOUR from {3490 Monthly Departures ORIENT TO 13/15 DAYS MANILA TAIWAN HONGKONG BANGKOK TOUR from $1770 All M class hotel MAIjttSIAN FOLKS h/l ">Ay$ GiNTING HIGHLANDS' PfNANG'PULAU LANGMWI ByAir/Coach S595/J435
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      691 23 I VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS EUROTOURS t TRAVEL PTE LTD THE BEST RELIABLE SERVICE AND MOST ECONOMICAL AIRFARES AND TOURS TO ALL PARTS OK THE WORLD LAKE TOBA SS 480 BALI TOUR SS 640 BKK/PATTAVA S$ «55 MANILA TOUR M H« MANILA/ HONQKONO SS13S0 NEW ZEALAND SS289O N. ZEALAND/ AUSTRALIA SS3070
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      1610 24 times friday properties ■■■■BBH H PPPM against TERMITES. COCKROACHES. RODENTS. I A ANTS. MOSQUITOES OTHER PESTS f_) for INSPECTION, ADVICE, TREATMENT, Ifp] Tel* *****5 RENTOKIL jk/ ICl. VJ^VFtJVrt-* SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. i^ >A. AT FIR TREE HILL An unfurnished 3 bedroom colonial styled detached bungalow In a pleasant and quiet
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      2202 24 I IV ACCOMMODATION 1 PROPERTIES I LIVE AT RIDGEWOOD Lease an apartment at Rldgewood one of Singapore's most distinguished condominium projects v Located In a choice residential area along Holland Road the apartment units arallable range from 1190 2000 sq ft And you also get to share Rldgewoods highly acclaimed
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      1190 24 I IV ACCOMMODATION PtOPEKTtES [OFFICES KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE $1.2Op.s.f. WOH HUP COMPLEX GOLDEN MILE $1.3Op.s.f. Service charge included Enqwrm SMEtfVMHVfUMBinPniTD MISS CELIATONG TEL *****33 Ext 50 SINGAPORE RUBBER HOUSE Iformar Shell Houttl CoMyar Ouly Oltice premises from 5Om2 up wards will be available lor occu palion Itom August 1978 Inclusive
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      2120 25 times friday properties •-BOOM HOB 10TH floor flat at I Blk 200. Toa Payoh North with < ilrconrt built-in cupboards Wall and ceiling plastering > MO. 000 o n o Contact *****6 CENTRALLY LOCATED DIST Paterson Road 3rd floor walk-up I flat Complete privacy beautiful- i I ly furnished 3
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      570 25 s II ACCOMMODATION A PtQPCKTIES I INDONESIAN/ CHINESE FAMILY [permanent residents In Singapore) urgently requires a detached bungalow or luxurious ipartment In a good residential locality Will consider a good semi-detached No fixed budget Principals, call *****T7 ext 2 SEARCHING BUYERS? LIST your properties with RT.C. *****72/ *****16 *****11 Oenulne
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      587 25 Esso Malaysia Berhad are looking for suitably qualified Bumiputra Engineers for our Port Dickson Refinery to fill the following vacancies:— I MECHANICAL ENGINEERS THE JOB: To study, design and supervise implementation of projects to improve plant service factor, efficiency, safety, or production. To assist in trouble shooting and in providing
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      562 25 I ESSO PRODUCTION Esso Production Malaysia Inc. has the need for qualified offshore Production Maintenance Specialists in the Mechanical and Electrical field. MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST MECHANICAL Minimum 4 years active experience in the repair, overhaul and preventive maintenance of industrial diesel engine, compressors, cranes, gas turbines and hydraulic systems, associated with
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    400 26 THE arbitrator In a $26 million dispute has no runt to review an architect's opinion that a contract be terminated, it was submitted in the High Court yesterday. The dispute Is between a developer. United Overseas Land (UOL), and Loke Hong
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    Man charged with theft of newspapers
    84 26 Man charged with theft of newspapers A NEWSPAPER packer was yesterday charged In a magistrate's court with stealing 22 copies of three newspapers and some paper irom Times House In Kirn Seng Road. Majld bin Harcn. 44, pleaded not guilt; to stealing 13 copies of Berlta Harlan. Mx copies of
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    Officials of NZ Association
    45 26 MR. Charles Rudd was elected president of the Sin-gapore-New Zealand Association, with Mrs. Elizabeth Harvsen as secreatry and Mr. Rod Barker as treasurer. Committee members are' Mis. Helen Hayes. Mr. Cheng Mrng Sheng, Mr. Or.? Chin Hwee and Mr. Rishpal Singh.
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    Silver medal
    35 26 MR. Philip Chan, an engineering graduate from the University of Singapore, has won this year's Singapore Inaian Chamber of Commerce silver medal for his outstanding performance In the final year of his course.
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    Sana to recruit VAOs at postal district level
    302 26 npHE Singapore AntiX Narcotics Association (Sana) will Intensify Its efforts to recruit volunteer aftercare officers (VAOsi a: constituency or postal district levels to correct the disproportionate distribution of VAOs and drug takers In certain districts. This was announced by the chairman of
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    536 26 gKN and Co. Pte. Ltd. suffered an accumolated loss of $12.5 million equivalent to its issued share capital for the year ending Feb 29, 1976, a district court was told yesterday. This was brought out during cross-examination by the Solicitor -General,
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    3 most common taxi offences
    169 26 A TOTAL of 501 taxi drivers were penalised by the Registry of Vehicles in the first six months of the year for various offences including refusal to pick up passengers and rude behaviour. Ten were prosecuted in court for refusing to pick up passengers without
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      141 28 rpOKYO, Thurs.—Na■l- loya, Japan's fourth larcest city, have taken a new step forward to bid for the 1988 summer Olympic Games. The 33rd Central Japan Prefectural Governors' conference yesterday agreed to formally petition the government and related parties for assistance in bringing the Games to
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      365 28 LONDON. Thurs. THE International Olympic Committee will study three alternative plans to replace Los Angeles as the host for the 1984 summer Olympics now that California have decided to drop the Games, an lOC Executive Board source said yesterday. Decisions "But we do not intend
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      104 28 Extra time for Games decision lAUSANNE. Thurs. j The international Olympic committee agreed yesterday to give Los Angeles and the United States Olympic Committee three extra weeks to decide If they still want to host the 1984 Games. In a telegram to the American Olympic Committee, the lOC extended to
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      327 28 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Topseeded Jimmy Connors struggled to a 7-5. 6-2 victory last night over littleknown Australian Terry Rockavert in a second-round match of the U*****,000 Washington Star international ten nis championship. Errors Connors, playlns in his first tournament since losing the Wimbledon final 10 days
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      139 28 AVILES (Spain). Thurs. Spain completed a 5-0 victory over Mexico while Sweden beat Brazil 3-2 In Oalea Cup men's under-2l tennis matches here yesterday. Spain and Sweden meet later today to decide who go through to the final round in Vichy, France, next week. In
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      130 28 NOORDWIJK (Holland), Thurs.— The Dutch Open coif championship starting here today is in dancer of becoming a contest between a handful of non-Enropeans. Last night, the European Tournament Players' Division called on 120 of their members to boycott the tournament because the Dutch Golf Federation refused
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      277 28 LONDON. Thurs. Kent, twlce-winners of the title, sneaked Into the quarter-finals of the Gillette Cup limitedover cricket competition with an exciting victory over Northamptonshire at Northampton yesterday. Kent, needing to overhaul Northamptonshire's 248 for nine in the statutory 60 overs, snatched a flve-wicket victory with Just one
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      251 28 •DOLOGNA. Thurs. An- gelo Jacopucci. the Italian middleweight boxing champion knocked out last night by Britain's Alan Mlnter In the 12th round of their European middleweight title fight at Bellaria was yesterday in a coma at the intensive care unit of the Bologna Hospital. Hospital sources said his condition
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      671 29  -  FAIRWAY: By Penang, Thurs. \D VALOREM II showed impressive form in his work-out here today and looks set to reenter the winning list in Race Five on Saturday. The Rocky Thumb flve-year-old scored two smart wins last season and was promoted after beating two other
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      271 29 Kiwis on top after first day's play DUNDEE, Thurs. Scotland's brave fightback appeared In vain as New Zealand swept to a commanding position on the opening day of their three-day cricket match here yesterday. The Scots, in desperate trouble at 34 for four before lunch, recovered well to total 190
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      54 29 OEOROrrOWN (Guyana*. Thur*. Kerry Packer's cricket circus will not play In South Africa but may play In the West Indies. Andrew Caro. chairman of Packers World Series Cricket organisation, made this clear here on Tuesday after two days of talks with Ouyana's Sport* Minister
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      172 29 BUENOS AIRES (Argentina), Thurs. England's Sheffield United have bought midfielder Alejandro Sabella from the River Plate soccer club for USSISO,OOO (***** 000), club officials announced yesterday. The midfielder will fly to London today to arrange the details of his transfer, club officials said. Details of the
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      542 29 FROM SOCCER BOOTS TO STETHOSCOPE DELO HORI°ZONTE (Brazil), Thurs. It didn't «fm so bad the first time. It was August, 19fi9. a game between the Brazilian national soccer team and the Milllonarioa of Bogota He was running for a loose ball, but lost
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      152 29 "Meukow Let me tell you about it P I first tried Meukow cognac forty years ago and it's really good. It's mellow. It's smooth. It's everything you want in a good cognac. And do you know that Meukow cognacs have been served exclusively since 1862 at court dinners of H.E.
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      SIA to sponsor local golf tournament
      520 30  - SIA to sponsor local golf tournament ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE'S MOST-VALUABLE PGA MEET By SINGAPORE AIRLINES will move into local sports sponsorship for the first time with the inaugural Singapore Airlines/Singapore Professional Golfers' Association championship at the Singapore Island Country Club in September. The event, which will be staged at the
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      Esso awards to nine girls and six boys
      211 30 DR. TAN ENG LIANG, the Senior Minister of State (Finance) will present the Esso Sports Scholars' Awards for 1978 to nine girls and six boys at the National Stadium Conference Room on Saturday. The scho 1 a r s h i p
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      Statistics say little for Singapore
      466 30  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By SINGAPORE will have one of the smallest contingents and with the faintest hopes at the Commonwealth Games In Edmonton from Aug. 2-12. Statistics In the Official History of the Xth British Commonwealth Games In Chrlstchurch, New Zealand, published •jy the Games' organising
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      Mabuni: A warrior made of durable stuff
      374 30  -  PETER SIOW By KARATE to KenEl Mabuni (left), grandmaster of the ShJtoryu style, is strictly for strengthening the mind and body. Guided by this philosophy, the 60-year-old martial arta expert has, therefore, never attempted any sensational stunts, such as killing a bull. But.
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      Quek, Segram on SKA shortlist
      273 30 INTERNATIONALS Quek Jee Heng and Chantar Segram are ami ng the 10 probables shortlisted by the Shitoryu Karate Association for tomorrow n i g h t's SKA inter national championship at the Gay World Stadium, reports PETER SIOW. The others are Tan Ngee Doon. Yeo
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      63 30 SOCCER Merdeka tournament: Malaysia v Japan (Merdeka Stadium 8 p.m.); PAS under-18 tournament: Delta CSC v Moulmetn SC. Balestier United v Buklt Tlmah CSC. Farcer Park United v Realty Park Rangers (All matches at ParreT Park 6.1S p.m.); FDAWU Inter branch tournament: Yaohan v Phoenix. Cold Storage v Hyatt
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      Ganesan's praise
      104 31  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By rE Football Association of Singapore chairman. N. Ganesan, hat paid tribute to the national soccer player* for their dedication in the Merdeka tournament. Said Ganesan: "The team may have lost all their matches so far, but the kind of team spirit, dedication and discipline they
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      71 31 TODAY'S TIE MALAYSIA v JAPAN (8 p.m.) 5 Korea 4 4 0 0 12 1 I inq 4 3 10 9 17 a sia 4 3 0 1 10 3 6 Hand 4 2 0 2 9 7 4 ndo 4 2 0 2 3 6 4 'apan 4
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      423 31  -  JOE DORAI By and Singapore crash in the second-half J£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. S.ngapore, after surprisingly holding Iraq to a goal-less first-half, crashed after the interval to a 3-0 defeat in the Merdeka soccer tournament here tonight, chiefly because of goalkeeper Edmund Wee's mistakes. Wee, who had been
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      Jublilee beat Farrer Park
      40 31 JUBILEE 8 A beat F»rrer Park Dynamos 1-0 In a National Football League Division Three match last night at the Jalan Besar Stadium. At Buklt Chermin Radin Mas and PARC drew l-l in a friendly match.
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      Referees win
      23 31 SINGAPORE Referees beat the Crime Branch of Toa Payoh Police Station 4-2 in a friendly soccer match at Mount Vernon yesterday.
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      103 31 KUALA LIMFIR. Thurs. Malaysia have banned the playing of the catchy Israeli song. Hava Nagila, during musical interludes at the current Merdeka soccer tournament here in which two Arab countries are taking nart, Football Association of Malaysia secretary, Datuk Kwok Kin Keng said today. He
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      132 31 SINGAPORE IRAQ RESULT Hussain Said (50th, 57th. 76th) Scorer (with goal-times) Shots on target Shots off target 10 Corner-kicks 11 Free-kicks 18 (offside S) Teams, with performance mark* out of ten. Each ida't star player In capital letters and Man of the Match marked with an asterisk. Edmund Wee
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      Russian tour team will be led by Yap
      246 31  -  WILFRED YEO By CEBASTIAN YAP, the former Singapore soccer coach, will make a come-back when he leads a team of predominantly intermediate squad players on a tour of Rus1 sia from Aug. 11-24. It Is like:y that Yap will be given charge
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      Thais bounce back
      194 31 THAILAND 3 SYRIA 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thailand, with the shortest frontline In the Merdeka soccer tournament, bounced back from the brink of defeat to send Syria hurtling to their fourth successive defeat at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. It was second -half substitute C h 1 r
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      Geylang west triumph
      53 31 GEYLANO West pulled out all the stops to overwhelm Leng Kee 4-1 in their Inter-Con badminton tie at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday. In other matches. Delta beat Tanglln 3-2, Kampong Kemban g a n beat Pasir Panjang 3-2. Buona Vista beat Brickworks 4-1. and Alexandra beat
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      Gutsy Monbiot edges out a fitter Ong
      525 31  - Gutsy Monbiot edges out a fitter Ong PATRICK BASTIANS By pHILIP MONBIOT, through sheer deter1 minat'on. scraped through to the semifinals of the Pakistan International Airlines Open squash championships, edging out a vastly-improved Raymond Ong 9-7, 6-9, 3-9, 9-7. 9-7 a f t»r an hour's battle at the Kallang complex
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      Soh looks too good for his rivals
      156 31 Soh looks too good for his rivals PDDY Soh. widely reJ J garded as one of the beat local top-spinners look* unstoppable in the Singapore Table Tennis Association junior championships from Aug. 729, held In conjunction with the Pesta Sukan, at the National Stadium, report* PETER SIOW. With the champion
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      Inter-OBA Games
      130 31 CIX Old Boys 1 Assocla61 tlons will be taking part In this year's Inter OBA Games next month, reports ERNEST FRIDA. They are Christian Brothers, Old Raffleclans, Old Bartllans St. Andrews. Old Victorians and Anglo-CM-neae School. The Games Include badminton, chess, soccer, hockey, rugby, squash and table tennis.
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    177 32 Manila orders watch on arson ring MANILA, Thurs- Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile today bared the existence of a Hong-kon-based arson ring operating in Manila and i ordered a close watch on I visitors coming from the I crown colony. Mr. Enrile in a meet1 ing witn military, police and
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    70 32 SLANDER CASE NEWSMAN NEW York Times corrcspontirnt Craig Whitney relaxes at bis M a r t b a's Vineyard holiday home on Tuesday, the day before he heard of the verdict delivered by a Soviet court acainst him and Baltimore Sun reporter Harold Piper, saying that tbe two Americans had
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    676 32 LONDON Thurs Shares closed quietly firm but below the day's highs in places after (ears ol legislation to extend dividend controls beyond July .11 receded, dealers said At 3 p m the Financial Times index was up 6 8 at 474 5 < Hiirrninent slocks remained up to
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    48 32 Cholera in Hongkong HONOKONO, Thurs. Hongkong has Just been declared a cholera Infected area, a government spokesman said today. The alert followed the detection of cholera vibrio ot the El Tor strain during clinical examination of a 54-year-old man who dWI of a heart attack on Tuesday. AFP.
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    35 32 SANTIAOO. Thurs A major air tragsdy was avert* ed yesterday when a bomb was discovered aboard a Chilean Airlines 707 jet carrying 127 people after an anonymous telephone warning, airport officials said Reuter.
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    39 32 Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATH K. LOUftOIIAMV. •>, former compoeator of Strain Tlmn Pr*a* Ltd mull away peacefully 20-7-78 leaving behind «ife and ■nil ckildrtn Service at 2 p m today Uuirch of Our Lady of Leurd** thence to Cfcua Chu Kant
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    1341 33  - Leftists now in the ascendant in Labour Party GERARD CORR THEIR LONG-TERM OBJECTIVE IS TO CONTROL THE PARTY MACHINERY THROUGHOUT By in LONDON UNTIL nine months ago Jimmy Reid was Scotland's bestknown communist. Today, he is that country's best-known prospective Labour parliamentary candidate. Jimmy Reid made his name as a
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      69 38 ffitt* The Illustrated word Is pronounced wen, meaning ask. or Inquire. It has been reduced to only six strokes from Its regular form, In brackets, of 11. Here are some common combinations of the word: HI wrntf question H* »>nhou to inquire about, greeting. ttrfl fllngwVi to interview.
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      685 38  - The United Chinese Library TAN BAN HUAT BY There existed a miniature public library In Armenian Street long before our National Library was set up In 1960. a stone's throw away. Known as the United Chinese Library, It once had a large collection of books and newspapers, organised classes and
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      154 38 A fairy wife for a good son Filial piety Dong Yong was a very filial son who lived In the Han Dynasty. His family was very poor. When his father died, they had no money for his burial. Thus Dong Yong sold himself as a slave to a rich man
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      144 38 Translate the following five Chinese quotations into English and win $30. Send your typewritten entry on a separate piece of paper with your name in English and Chinese, address, age and identity card number. Also indicate your school and class if you are a student. The most appropriate
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    800 39  -  PETER DEELEY By in LONDON AS a foreign currency earner, the sale of Britain's art treasures to overseas galleries and private collectors has become a major source of Income last year £241 million (over Ssl,ooo million) worth of paintings, furniture and sculptures
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    351 39  -  ZAW WIN By RANGOON, Thurs. A major programme Is under way to modernise the telecommunications network in Burma, one of the most Isolated countries in the world and where there are only 35,000 telephones for 32 million people. Satellite communications are to be
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      353 41 Our lively bands top singers add to your entertainment during Lunch on weekends Public Holidays. For table reservation ring *****6 *****8 Try our aut|wntic Paking Dur»« praparad by our axpart Hong Kong Cnah. Alto Staamboat with frath ft nourishing dalicaciat. JEJb rm JjH :j f. fflfSmfaTlfSHSMStlsmiOfaPtaPfBlfSlB SISISBl1DKiaBS9SBVlSBlKJSJSDaE3aDKJx£JSEJsJ southron] THEATRE RESTAURANT
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      360 42 MR. IVAN Baptist, Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Singapore Quality and Reliability Association (SQRA), will be presenting to 13 companies certificates awarded under the AEIS Quality Scheme of Approved Manufacturers at a dinner to be held at a local hotel tonight.
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      229 42 MESSAGE from Dr. Wong Kwei Cheong, Chairman, AEIS. IN order to promote the quality image of our electronic products in the international markets, the Association of Electronic Industries in Singapore (AEIS) has recently initiated a scheme known as the AEIS Quality Scheme of
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      355 42 MESSAGE from Dr. Lee Kum Tatt, Chairman, SISIR. r' was less than six months ago that I had the opportunity to address and meet with the members of the Association of Electronic Industries, Singapore <AEIS> at a function organised by SISIR to discuss
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      314 42 WITH the advancement of technology and the economic structure of multl national corporations In the electronic Industry, different levels of skilled manpower were needed In Singapore. Quick to realise the demand, the Government Increased the need for training places to produce skilled manpower. In resoon.se. the Industrial
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    296 43 MESSAGE from Mr. I.C. Baptist, Chairman, SQRA and Executive Secretary, CASE. r[E AEIS Scheme of Approved Manufacturers in 1 tiated by the AEIS and SISIR with the objective of enhancing the quality image of Singapore's electronic products in the local and international market is mosi commendable.
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    Playing a vital role
    205 43 rpHE local supporting X Industries have, all along, played a vital role in the rapid growth or the electronic industry. It Is estimated that there are more than 140 firms in these industries currently producing a wide range of goods and services which Include batteries, soldering
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      87 43 I With < ornpl fannls I IrMR Manufacturer of Semi-conductor Components BOB-ATEB BHMC3APORE CPTEI LTD. Lorong 4 6, Toa Payoh Singapore 12. For Sales Enquiries Telephone *****1 WITH COMPLIMENTS TO ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE FROM jtVltt (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. 11C-23C. BLOCK 12. 50, KALLANG BAHRU TEL: *****15/ *****72
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      156 43 I WITH THE COMPLIMENTS I of Sevenseas Electronic Manufacturers (Pie) Ltd., 20/22, Blk 2, Toa Payoh North. Singapore, 12. fj IS ***** S3 a We manufacture aluminium decorative metal m plate for TV. Radio and Cassettes 'wmmwm 'wmm.wm.mM mm* mm ;—J CONGRATULATIONS to the Association of Electronic Industries in Singapore
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      244 43 With the Cbmplincfts of SEC NEC SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. MANUFACTURER SALES OF FLUORESCENT INDICATOR PANEL TRANSISTOR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT JTC Flitted Factory Building, Block 12. SO, Kallang Bahru, Kallang Basin Industrial Estate, Singapore, 12. Tel: *****16, *****48 I CONGRATULATIONS I I BEST WISHES I I ALL RECIPIENTS OF CERTIFICATES I 1
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      2091 44 ThU Otter tor sole IS mode TO me srocKnoioers or reji rnoioysig xrngg vn rnt negi»ier of Members as at 5pm on 10th July 1978. The Letters of Offer, together with copies of this Prospectus, have olreody been despatched to entitled stockholders. fm m GROWTH INDUSTRIAL \Sm HOLDINGS LIMITED J^^
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      883 45 (2) Loon to Associated Company (i) This loan is unsecured. (ii) It is repayable on or after January 1 1 979 with an option for the borrower to prepay part or the whole of the loan (iii) Interest is at the rate of 10% per annum < b> Associated Company
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      1712 45 ARTICLE 86 Any Director, who is appointed to any executive office or who serves on any committee or who otherwise performs services which in the opinion of the Directors are outside the scope of the ordinary duties of a Director, may be paid such extra remuneration by way of salary,
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      872 46 SW.ESNSEN RENLLY COUNT IN OUR CONJMNY YOU WANT TO SELL YOU CAN SELL If you are over 25 with sales and seek the opportunity to experience plus the determina- progress your career and your tion to succeed, we will give you income Our product training in individual sales training and
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      755 46 1 APPLICATION INVITED FROM: TOOL PUSHERS DRILLERS OIL RIG MECHANICS FOR OIL DRILLING LAND RIGS IN S.E. ASIA: REQUIRED AUGUST 1978 ANY NATIONALITY REPLY IN CONFIDENCE TO: THE GENERAL MANAGER S. TIMES BOX N***** SINGAPORE Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the following:(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION
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      667 46 X^\ BRUNEI SHELL xjf PETROLEUM CO. LTD. TENDER NOTICE NO. 8/78 Item 1 Four Pieces Skagit Mooring Winches, Model RB80GM Item 2 Four Pieces O M. Engines (Driving Above). TERMS OF TENDERING 1 Tenders shall be deemed to be irrevocable and open for acceptance by the Company for a period
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      613 46 OVERSEAS UNION BANK LTD. ANNOUNCEMENT Pursuant to Article 35(C) of the Articles of Association of the Company, it is hereby announced that from declarations received by the Company as at the end of the second quarter of 1978, beneficial ownership of the issued share capital of the Company by foreign
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      791 46 NOTICE OF GENERAL T~ LICENSING SESSION OF THE LIQUORS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE TO BE HELD UNDER REGULATION 6( I OF THE LIQUORS LICENSING REGULATIONS. 1974 A general Licensing Se»w. slon of the Liquors Licensing**Board for Singapore will be*"" held in Court No. 5. Sub-££ ordlnate Courts. HavelockM Road Singapore on
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      633 47 -T MANAGER (Commercial Catering Equipment) Applications are invited for this senior position which is suitable for a qualified and experienced person to take charge of an active and rapidly expanding department, successfully marketing a full range of Commercial Catering equipment Exercising drive and initiative, the successful candidate will be directly
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      577 47 SNIPPING ft TRANSPORTATION BRANCH MANAGER SINGAPORE An Overseas Multinational Transport and Forwarding Company is seeking the services of a Transport Branch Manager with comprehensive shipping and forwarding experience gained in Europe or the United States, for its Singapore Office. The successful applicant will have had several years forwarding experience with
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      629 47 miDR POST-GRADUATE AWARDS FOR ACCOUNTANTS Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for the above training awards. 1. Entry Qualification Candidates must possess a recognised Accountancy degree or equivalent qualification and have attained outstanding academic results in order to proceed overseas for post graduate training. 2. Appointment Successful candidates will initially
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      647 47 TENDER NOTICE 0 I Tenders are invited for:I I. BUILDING Tender No. AMB/T/78/029 Extanaion of Cantaan at Tetacoms Kim Chuan Complex Eligibility: Registered Contractors Class C Si D •Non-registered Contractors Deposit SJ1.000/Closlng Date: 4 August 1978 I 'Non-registered Contractors wishing to tender shall first seek I approval by writing In
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      637 48 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from PWD Registered Contractors (or the following: A Execution of Piled Foundations for Police DiMfional HQ Station at Napier Road. Singapore Eligibility: Piling $500,000/- and ve Closing Date: 3.8 78 at 10.30 am (K) Construction of Pedestrian Walkway along Beach Road (Hotel Merlin to
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      341 48 GOVERNMENT OF THE KKI'I HI K OF SINGAPORI THE PLANNING ACT (Cap. 279, 1970 Ed.) THE MASTER PLAN RILES. 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice Is hereby given tha the following proposal fo Alteration to the Maste Plan was submitted to thi Minister for Natlona Development for approval: Rezonlng of
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      677 48 IN THE HIGH COl'RT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding I p No 104 of 1970 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 1HS) And In the Matter of Speed General Construction (Pte) Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding up
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      533 48 IN THE HIGH COl'RT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE DIVORCE NO. S70 of 1977. Between ONG BOH NYANG ONO TEE JEE Petitioner And WONG CHEK LEONG Respondent And WEE SIEW FONG Co-Respondent ToWee Slew Fong No 10-H. Block 11 Holland Drive Singapore NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT TAKE NOTICE that an action
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      869 48 IN THE HIGH COt'RT OF THK KEPl'BLIt' OF SINGAPORE Companin Winding Up No. 1 10 of 1978 In the Matter of the Companies Act. Chapter 185 And In the Matter of l.l-TA COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for winding up of the
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      304 48 I THEFIGHTS I The July issue of Singapore Business brings you to the ringside and gives you blow-by-blow commentaries. The three major bouts are: DLocal freight forwarders versus foreign freight companies. The prize: A bigger slice of the expanding multi-million dollar cargo handling business. 2)Local footwear manufacturers versus foreign and
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