The Straits Times, 8 August 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    Lock icon Indonesia, Khmers renew relations
    279 1 Indonesia, Khmers renew relations JAKARTA, Mon. INDONESIA and Kampuchea have agreed to establish diplomatic relations at ambassa dorial level In a further move to strengthen ties between the communist and noncommunist nations of South-east Asia. A Foreign Office spokesman said the agreement, effective from today, was reached between Indonesian Foreign
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    The weather
    17 1 IP TO NOON TODAY Passing thoweri in late morning, according to the Singapore Meteorological Service.
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    China-Vietnam talks: Mood is 'not hopeful'
    418 1 HANOI, Mon. rE atmosphere is one of pessimism in Hanoi today, 24 hours before Vietnam and China open vice-foreign minister level talks on ethnic Chinese living in Vietnam. Observers noted this was unavoidable seeing the two parties could not even agree on the agenda
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    Lock icon Uneven day for US dollar
    110 1 LONDON, Mon. The U.S. dollar firmed In Japan today but sank back In Europe where It had staged a small rally at the end of last week. Trading was slow. The dollar touched a low point against the Swiss franc, and even hit a 22-month
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    Lock icon WORLD MOURNS POPE'S DEATH
    774 1 SEE ALSO Pages 2 and 12 fH E world mourned Pope Paul VI today as Human Catholic cardinals faced the task of electing a successor to the throne of St. Peter. The 80-year-old Pope, who brought the Roman Catholic Church face to face with the modern
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    Lock icon Bid to upgrade Asean office
    56 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesian Foreign Minister MuchUr Kusumaatmadja said today efloits were being made to raise the effectiveness of the Asean secretariat to cope with it* growing activities Mr. Mochtar. who U chairnun of the Asean Standing Committee, laid an effective secretariat would be able to
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    44 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Dow June? avciagc*. baaed on flrrt hour of trading on the New York Mock Exchange: SO Indus M 9 12. up 0 89; 30 trans 249.03, up 0.30; IS utlk 10*13, off 0.07; 65 •locks *****. up 0.17. UPI.
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    Lock icon Reds wound hunter
    180 1 IPOH, Monday /"♦OMMUNIST guerillas v^ operating in Perak Jungles shot and wounded a member of a huntIng group In Tanah Hltam 24 km north pt here yesterday, It was announced today. Mr. Cheah Ah Moo. 30. a carpenter, was with a group of 14 men who had
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    Lock icon Non-Italian successor to Paul?
    740 1 Non-Italian successor to Paul? VATICAN CITY. Monday CARDINAL Edoardo Pironio of Argentina could become the first nonItalian Pope in more than 450 years if the secret conclave of cardinals decides to take a liberal turn in its search for a successor to the late Poj>e Paul. The choice Is worldwide,
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    FT index tops 500 level
    65 1 LONDON. Mon. Britain's Financial Times 30-share index went through the 500 level earlier today at share prices closed at their highest point since October. At 3.00 p.m. the Index stood at SCS.2, up elrht points, dealers said. The gains were prompted by light buying following
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    MESSAGE FROM KUAN YEW
    202 1 MR. Lee Kuan Yew yesterday sent a condolence message on behalf of the people and the Singapore Government to Cardinal Jean Villot in Vatican City on the death of Pope Paul. In his message, the Prime Minister said of the 80-year-old Pontiff: "During his 15year reign,
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    LATEST $ hits all-time low in Zurich
    6 1 LATEST hits all-time low in Zurich
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      125 1 MAN WHO BROKE LAW TO 'WIN BACK WIFE' Page 6 POPES death: Messages of frief poor Into Vatican t CHINA'S new clause for treaty 3 ■ISRAEL told Sadat of secret plot to oust him' 4 THE Khoo Hln Hionc trial 1 CHILD-bearinc a 'responsibility not a 'right' says Prof worn
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      Lock icon Opposition PNA to join Zia's govt
      145 2 Opposition PNA to join Zia's govt RAWALPINDI. Mon. The seven-party opposition political grouping, the Pakistan National Alliance (PNA), announced yesterday it was joining the military government of General Mohammad Zla Ul-Haq PNA secretary-general Ohafoor Ahmed told reporters the present government will be relormed on Aug 16 and It will give
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka Govt gives in to its —critics—
      131 2 Sri Lanka Govt gives in to its —critics— riCLOMBO. Mon. The V^ Sri Lankan Government today bowed to opposition criticism and announced it would delete a highly controversial section in the proposed new constitution. The offensive clause said any person who advocates, attempts, abets, instigates, participates or engages In any
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      Lock icon Pope's death: Messages of grief pour into Vatican
      458 2 yATICAN CITY, Mon. Messages of condolence and grief poured into the Vatican from heads of state, prime ministers and leading church dignitaries today as Roman Catholics throughout the world mourned the sudden death of Pope Paul VI. Among the first to issue
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      Lock icon Cardinal will run Church till polls
      91 2 VATICAN CITY, Mon. French Cardinal Jean Villot (above) the Vatican's Secretary of State, will assume responsibility for Church administration until the election of a new Pope due within a maximum of 20 days from yesterday. Cardinal Villot, who remained with the Pope yesterday at
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      Lock icon Paul's successor: First sign will be puff of white smoke
      251 2 Paul's successor: First sign will be puff of white smoke VATICAN CITY, Monday THE first sign of the election of a new Pontiff to succeed Paul VI will almost certainly be a pun* of white smoke from a Vatican chimney. Until this traditional symbol of agreement emerges. the outside world
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      Lock icon 'Japan will increase aid to Asean'
      96 2 'Japan will increase aid to Asean' MANILA. Mon Japan Is expected to Increase its economic aid to Asean, though the exact amount was not certain, according to presidential sources here today. They said that an earlier report that Japan Intended doubling Its aid over three yean to USS2.B billion 1
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      Lock icon Suharto won't be in Cuba?
      53 2 JAKARTA. Mon President Suharto will not attend next year's summit conference of the non-aligned movement In Havana. Foreign Minister Mochtar Ku s v maatmadja strongly hinted here on Saturday. "Indonesia will attend the Havana meeting, but the level of the oelegatlon will be decided later",
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      Lock icon Hindus set Harijan huts ablaze
      150 2 NEW DELHI. Mon. Upper caste Hindus raided a Harijan (Untouchable) colony In the western Indian town of Nanded yesterday and burned down 89 huts, the Press Trust of India news agency reported. The agency said the Hindus tossed kerosenesoaked spinning loom spindles at the huts
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      Lock icon OILFIELD BLAZE
      41 3 THICK black smoke billows out of one of Iran's largest oilfields where the fire is out of control. Well No. 101, located south-west of Teheran, caught fire on Augr 1 while exploration work was being carried out. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Guerilla raids
      32 3 SALISBURY. Mon. Nationalist guerll'ai wounded six Africans in an attack with explosives on three targets In a black township in Rhodesia's capital of Salisbury last night, police said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon That 7pc pledge by Tokyo can't be achieved'
      200 3 That 7pc pledge by Tokyo can't be achieved' rKYO, Mon. U8 Assistant B«cretary of Commerce Frank Well said today it appeared highly unlikely Japan couid Hve up to Its promise to boost real economic growth to seven D«r cent In the current fiscal year ending next March Answering questions at
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      Lock icon China's new clause for treaty
      401 3 China's new clause for treaty PEKING. Monday J^ RANKING Chinese official disclosed on Saturday that China has made a new proposal on the wording of the socalled anti-hegemony clause in the projected peace and friendship treaty, but Japan has yet to agree to it Mr. Chang Hslang- i shan, vice-president
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      Lock icon Thailand forecast of $791m deficit
      114 3 Thailand forecast of $791 m deficit BANGKOK, Mon— The Bank of Thailand governor. Dr. Snoh Unakul, has estimated that the Country's balance of payment deficit this year would be US$35O million <***** million), the same as that for last year. Earlier predictions were that this year's deficit might reach US$5OO
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      Lock icon Plan to revive Japan's shipbuilding
      263 3 Plan to revive Japan's shipbuilding TOKYO. Mon. The 1 Transport Ministry announced today It has worked out two plans for joint governmentalcivilian financial aid to salvage troubled Japan c s c shipbuilders from the prolonged global shipbuilding business decline. The plans consist of measures to help relieve the basic trouble
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      Water cuts warning
      52 3 TOKYO, lion. The 11 million resident* of Japan's capital were under warning from the government on Saturday to prepare for curtailed water service by midAugust unless rains ease a summer drought. At the same time, the meteorological agency Issued a special forecas; saylnc no rain was In
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      Mining firms to quit Thailand?
      159 3 BANGKOK, Mob. Foreign mln i n g companies are consider iB g withdrawing from Thailand followingn g new regulations calling for men companies to register la Thailand and to be Thai-owned, as informed source reported today. Inder new regulations set by the Mineral Besoorcei Department,
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      245 3 .is taught by Maharlshl Mahesh Yogi An Introductory lecture on the TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION proKram a scientifically validated easy-tn-iearn procedure for clearer thinking, reduced stress. Increased energy, perfect Imlth and improved personal relationships. THURSDAY 10TH AUGUST BPM i inference Room. Ist Floor I Regional English Language Centre :»0 Orange Grove Road,
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      Lock icon 65 killed in shelling by Syrian troops
      314 4 BEIRUT. Mon At least 65 people were killed and about 220 wounded In two nights of furious Syrian artillery Lombardment of Christian east Beirut, the rightwing Falangist Radio reported today. The radio was back on the air after being knocked out of operation
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      Lock icon Bus that carried 40 to watery deaths
      111 4 QUEBEC police force divers using a flashlicht to peer through the windows of a submerged mudcoated bus for the bodies of 49 physically and mentally handicapped victims early on Sunday morning, just 48 hours after it plunged into 12.2 m of frigid waters
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      Lock icon 'Israel told Sadat of secret plot to oust him'
      385 4 NEW YORK. Mon pRESIDENT Anwar Sadat's peace overture to Israel was apparently prompted by a tip from Israeli intelligence that extremists were plotting to overthrow several moderate Arab governments including his own, Times maga z i ne said yesterday. Extremists The
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      Lock icon Karpov's security checks demand set aside
      179 4 BAOUIO, Mon— A Soviet demand for security checks to be made on British, Israeli. Dutch and Swiss citizens watching the bitter world chess championship, now In its fourth tense week here, has been set aside, sources close to the organisers said here today. The
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      Lock icon Ancient city unearthed in east China
      167 4 Ancient city unearthed in east China HONGKONG. Mon. 3000-year-old city site has been excavated In east China's Shantung province, the New China News Agency reported yesterday. It is the site of the ancient city of Chufu. capital of the Lv state (the 11th century BC. to the second century 8.C.)
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      Holland to ask for hijacker's return
      135 4 rIE HAGUE, Mon Holland wiU ask for the extradition of the youth who hijacked a KLM paaaenger plane on a flight from Amsterdam to Madrid yesterday, a Justice Ministry spokesman said today. Three passengers overpowered 29-year-old Paul Gokkel, of Utrecht, Holland, who with a
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    Minister to pave way for Schmidt's visit
    138 6 Minister to pave way for Schmidt's visit rrvHE West German Bco1 nomlc Minister. Count Otto Lambsdorf. will arrive on Aug 20 for a day's stopover to pave the way M a visit by Chancellor Helmut Schmidt A spokesman ox the West German Embassy here said yesterday that the minister will
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    Smiles from two that say: We've got sparkling teeth
    225 6 A SHOW of sparklint teeth from one winner to another. Mikhail Ismail Ahmad, seven, of Monk's Hill Primary School (left), and Norwani Zalnin. 13, of Rangoon Read Secondary School, emerged "tops" in the Health Ministry's dental health contest for schoolchildren held
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    Getting ahead in work
    53 6 A TALK In English on Getting Ahead In Your Job The Private Sector will be held at the Queenstown branch library's lecture room oh Sept 1 at T p.m. The speaker Is Mr. Tan Jing Hee, a senior programme executive from the Singapore Institute of Management.
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    Man who broke the law to 'win back wife'
    469 6  -  CORINNE THAM 8 years, cane for gun offence By J^ TALLY clerk broke the law and almost faced tli c prospect of life imprisonment in order "to win back his wife," who forsook him for excitement, the High Court heard yesterday.
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    THE 'FLABBY' SINGAPOREAN -BY BAPTIST
    218 6 SINGAPOREANS have become "flabby, carefree and selfish" with the growing affluence of the Republic, said the MP for Potong Pasir, Mr. Ivan Baptist, last night Speaking at the Potong Pasir constituency National Day dinner in Lorong 8, Toa Payoh, he exhorted the people to work
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    Afternoon blaze destroys goods in shop
    164 6 Afternoon blaze destroys goods in shop GiOCDS estimated to be r worth $500,000 were destroyed when a fire swept a shophouse in Serangoon Road yesterday. A snorkel from the Singapore Fire Brigade took less than half-an hour to control the blaze which broke out on the first floor of the
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    Body identified
    31 6 AN elderly Chinese who was found dead In Katon? Park last week has been identified as Llm Boon Him, 68, of Sims Drive. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Check of firm's accounts showed no breach of rules, says partner
    896 7  -  GERALD PEREIRA By Auditors found nothing irregular, court told PARTNER of a law firm yesterday told a district court that a check of his firm's accounts by its auditors over ;m allegation of criminal breach of trust against another
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    Two workers injured
    58 7 TWO worker* were injured when a 4.6-metre high Singapore Airlines decoration (or National Day at Oulllemard Clrcui toppled over last night. '/he workers were putting the finishing touches to the structure, a dome containing clusters of bulbs atop wooden slat* When they placed their combined weight on
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    'CNB officers assaulted us' claim
    332 7 TOWO criminal law detainees, testifying for 1 the defence in a drug trafficking trial in High Court, yesterday claimed that they were assaulted by narcotics officers while under detention at the Central Narcotics Bureau. The two, Ronald Peter Costello and Abdul Khalim bin Ahmad, were
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    Two armed robbers get life and whipping
    607 7 Two armed robbers get life and whipping rrWO men, who pleaded guilty yesterday to separate offences under the Arms Offences Act, were sentenced to life imprisonment by Mr. Justice A.P. Rajah in the High Court. Wong Yuen Fatt, 26. of Telok Siangan Way, was further sentenced to six strokes of
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    Fellowship meeting
    31 7 THE Metropolitan YMCA will hold a (eUowihlp meeting on Thursday evening at the Homer Cheng Auditorium In Palmer Road. There will be a folk dance demonstration, game* and ringing.
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    N-Day poojas
    33 7 THE Singapore Teletu Cultural Society will bold •pedal poojaa (offerings between 9 a.m and 30 ajn. tomorrow at the Sreanivasa Perumml Temple In Scran(oon Road, to mark Stngaportt Uth National Day
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    Child-bearing a 'responsibility' and not a 'right'
    510 8 That call for compulsory sterilisation... BEARING ihil drcii should he strictly considered a "responsibility' an d no more ;i "right." according to Prof. Wong Hoc! Boon, head of the II v man (icnctics_ I) iv i s ion of the Department of Paediatrics.
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    Art for art's sake: It's lacking, say four
    323 8 AS Singaporeans grow in their awareness of the arts, there appears now a different problem a misplaced interest or unwholesome attitudes towards them. This was the consensus of four representatives of the various art forms here at a preNatlonal Day forum over
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    Fruit carving
    33 8 THE YMCA educational enrichment department will hold a tlx-sesslon cours* on Fruit and Vegetable Carving. at Its premise* In Orchaia Road, on Fridays, beginning this Friday. For details ring tel *****>.
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    Winners of contest
    59 8 MRS. Llenfung LI Ho has won first prize of $1,500 In the Chinese full-length play aectlon of a writing competition organised by the Ministry of Culture and sponsored by the Fra&;r and Neave Oroup. The second and third prize winners were Mr. Ho Ah Khuan and Mr.
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    Signing of bond is put off again
    327 8 Signing of bond is put off again THE Ministry of Health has put off the signing of the bond for flnal-year University of Singapore medical students, making yesterday's the second postponement. The first batch of 10 flnal-year students were to have put their signatures to the $81,000 bond yesterday. On
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    New traffic signals ready
    90 8 THE Public Works Department has completed the Installation of three sets of traffic signals at the Junction of East Coast Parkway Tanjong Katong South, East Coast Parkway Karlkal Road and East Coast Parkway Bedok South Avenue 1. The signals will be put Into operation today at
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    Man held in probe on $15,000 swindle
    111 8 Man held in probe on $15,000 swindle POLICE have arrested a 1 30-year-old man suspected to be a member of a six-man syndicate which swindled three hawkers of $15,000 last month. He was arrested by CTD cfllcert at the Singapore Turf Club on Sunday aitemoon and brought to Beach Road
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    Work on new culvert
    44 8 THE EhTlronmrat Mlnl»tnr's Drainage Depaxtmeot will coeutruct a culvert aero« Ducheu Road from Friday Construction work Is expected to last about three months during which part of Dutches* Road between Ducheai Avenue and Coronation Road will be clos:d to ■MM
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    Drug offenders may not get passports
    216 8 Drug offenders may not get passports rvRUO offenders releas- ed from rehabilitation centres and those convicted for drug offences either in Singapore or Malaysia may not be issued with passports for travel to Malaysia for two years. This is provided for under the Passports (Amendment) Regulations, 1978, which came into
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    A GLIMPSE OF THE DANCE OF OLD JAPAN...
    139 8 A GLIMPSE OF THE DANCE OF OLD JAPAN... rE music and dance for the nobles in traditional Japanese court days, Gagaku, as exemplified by Tagyuraku (above) was performed at the PUB auditorium last night. Tag yuraku. which means "hockey music", performed by members of the Gagaku Department of Tenri University,
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    Trade team for B'desh
    42 8 THE Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry will organise a four-day trade mission to Bangladesh on Sept 12. It Is understood that the mission Is aimed at promoting greater two-way trade between Singapore and mat country.
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    Acquitted of selling drink with cap inside
    262 8 THE proprietress of Rendezvous Restaurant at Bras Basah Road. Iseng Soo King, was yesterday acquitted of a summons charge of sellIng a bottle of Coca-Cola which contained a metal cap to lawyer Urn Loo Leong. Environment Ministry prosecutor. Mr. Patrick Nathan, withdrew a
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    Work to start on $1m pedestrian underpass
    204 10 Xi ■lunar Harm., 11/ORK on the million VI dollar ScotU Road pedestrian underpass begins on Thursday and the project is expected to be ready L>y next May. It will be M metres long, metres wide and 2.9 metres deep, and will be located
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    Live-firing exercises
    83 10 THE Singapore Armed Forces will hold demolition live firing exercised at the Southern Island range at Pulau Senang tomorrow and Saturday from a.m. to 6 pm and on Thursday and Friday from S a.m. to midnight. RBAF aircraft wIU also carry out live firing exercises at the Southern
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    92 accidents
    10 10 THERE were M accidents, four serious, on Sunday.
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    Pay up, says TAS to 'trunk call' complainant
    453 10  -  EDMUND TEO By ANOTHER tele- phone subscriber who complained that he was being made to pay over $580 for trunk calls he never made is required to foot the bill. For the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) has told him that the
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    COMPERE FINED
    52 10 CINGER-compere Paul Cheong Seng Kong, 28, was nned a total of $300 by a district judge yesterday after he pleaded guilty to three chaises of failing to report for national service duty at Queenstown police station. Cheong admitted falling to attend duty on March 28, April 8 and
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    Bank officer asked for fee on loan, court told
    606 10 Bank officer asked for fee on loan, court told A BANK loan officer on trial for cheating asked his client for a two per cent commitment fee on a loan of $1.5 million because he wanted to increase the bank's low earnings for the month, a court was told yesterday.
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      256 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh 6c Hal Camp 7" ~^J GROOVER IS SO DUMB I lAUKTI AUKTT /WA©©IE, WAS UNCLE II HE LEFT THIS NOTE I HAVE TO SO TO A |HE VVONT KNOW WHAT JI&GS A H/©H SCHOOL J FOR ME AT THE MEETING AND T WANT ITO
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    Where folks are more friendly
    308 11 Where folks are more friendly pi-.OI'LK who live in small Housing Board Hals geacraNif make In'tter neighbours than those who live in large ones, said the Senior Minister of State for National Development, Mr. S. Dhinahalan. yesterday. "In my visits to HDB estates. I have found that generally there is
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    Man loses appeal against 8-year sentence
    223 11 Man loses appeal against 8-year sentence KANO Hong Seng, 31, jobless, who is under a High Court jail sentence of eight years for the manslaughter of a taxi-driver, lost his appeal in the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday On July 31, 1971. Kang and an accomplice still at large were
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    No film show
    23 11 THERE wIU be no film show for the public at the National Museum tomorrow because of the National Day celebrations.
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    ENVOY AT ISTANA
    47 11 ENVOY AT IST ANA THREE new ambassadors tv Singapore presented their credentials tv President Sheares at the 1st an» yesterday. They were Mr. Richard Francis Knelp. 45. of the United States. Mr. Prlvado Jimenez, 59, of the Philippines and Mr. Lee Sang Ock. 43. of South Korea
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    Housing Board girls all set for Big Day
    164 11 ALL set for the big day are these Housing Board girls who will grace the board's float as it weaves its way through Singapore streets on National Day. The float is made up of bulb-lighted 'rainbows' which are pieced together by cut
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    Baby dies after food poisoning on board ship
    143 11 Baby dies after food poisoning on board ship A 15-MONTH -OLD baby recently died from food poisoning because of contaminated water on board a ship. The child was one of the 10 passengers taken ill on board a passenger-cum-cargo ship. The others survived. The child died of acute gastroenteritis (diarrhoea
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    Blood centre to close on N-Day
    77 11 Blood centre to close on N-Day THE Blood Donation Centre at the Singapore General Hospital will be closed on National Day. The blood donation session lor this week will be held at the Mangala Vihara Buddhist Temple In Jalan Eunos on Sunday between 10 am. and noon The total numbrr
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    Banks' float
    31 11 THE AuocUUon of Banks In Singapore mill decorate IU National Day float to ihow the iromth of the Republic a* a malor financial crrtrc In the last 10 y«ar>
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    Only 2-month wait for Bedok flats
    309 11 HOUSING Board applicants who want to buy a five- room flat in Bedok New Town now need wait only two months for it compared with the average waiting period of about 30 months In other estates. It is understood that the shorter waiting period
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    VC shot while on beat patrol
    146 11 VC shot while on beat patrol A FULL-TIME Vif ilantc Corp* member was shot in the abdomen while on beat patrol near a cemetery in Onraet Road, off Whitley Road, yesterday. The VC, identified by police as Hailee bin Hamid. 19. of Block 10. Loronf 7, Toa Payoh. is now
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1978
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      JAPAN'S DEFENCE
      342 12 THK growing controversy In Japan over defence policies proceeds apace. The former Prime Minister, Mr. Takeo Mlkl, has just come out against the expansion of the Japanese nation's armed might. He lias argued that the main consideration should not be to prepare for surprise attacki but how to
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      POPE OF PEACE
      295 12 MILLIONS the world over are mourning the sudden death of Pope Paul, best known as the pope of peace and the people's pope because of his tireless fight against war and violence and his habit of reaching out to the ordinary people. His 15-year reign, though marred
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    Gayoom, best hope for Maldivians
    946 12  -  LESLIE MURPHY By in Male THK new president-elect of the Maldives. Miv moon Abdul Gayoom, has gained power at a time hen the winds of rhange are blowing strongly across this liny Indian Ocean republic of more than 1.000 islands. Tourism, shipping and fishing on
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    Lock icon An insistent crusader for peace and social justice
    2106 12 An insistent crusader for peace and social justice POPE PAUL: AN ORBITUARY VATICAN CITY, Monday POPE Paul VI led the world's 700 million Roman Catholics during 15 troubled years of renewal and reform, often criticised for moving too slowly or too quickly. Austere and sensitive, he was a temperamental contrast
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      18 12 THE .<^s SEIKO QUARTZ V^feS^-J CHANGING THE WORLDS JjT STANDARD OF if *s* 'KW ACCURACY. i£ \^-^]f BSSSSSSsk^"^^B^r
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      245 12 ♦335/SGIBOO 180 mm Grinder 8G2300 230 mm Grinder ONLY El G 105 I M K)ommGnnder Wt f VV 1 Certificate Course in PUBLIC RELATIONS 1 The course consists of 20 two-hour lectures and is intended tor beginners and newly-appointed I PR people who require basic training in the profession Candidates
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      It's time these salesgirls were given training
      245 13 It's time these salesgirls were given training A8 a resident of Boon Lay Garden. I enjoy going to the shopping centre which was opened recently and find It especially convenient to do my shopping at the PIEU Supermarket. Unfortunately, however. I find that practically all the salesgirls ara rather crude
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      'Promiscuity is root of the problem'
      145 13 I AM distressed by Dr. Allan Ng's suggestion to sell "Instant" contraceptives In slot machines. We all know that promiscuity is the main cause of unwanted pregnancies and venereal diseases in Singapore (and elsewhere). Surely to saturate the Island with condom machines will Increase
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      Where some tax relief would be most welcome
      182 13 Where some tax relief would be most welcome rE reply by the Senior Minister of State for Finance In Parliament on the question of tax relief for CPF contribution Is less than satisfactory. Perhaps only 4.5 per cent of taxpayers reached the $4,000 celling relief In 1»77 but with the
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      Inclined to believe UK postal authority is at fault
      125 13 ON the subject of postal delays raised by your reader "A Solicitor," it would appear her experience might not be an isolated case. I sent an express registered air letter to my brother In Britain on July 7. When I read
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      Open school classrooms at night to all who want a place to study
      302 13 II7HAT U a student ■> Should the term necessarily be limited to one who Is studying in a school? Or should It be extended to Include working adults who have left schools but are still pursuing courses
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      Call to extend library closing times
      98 13 r~E normal closing time of the National Library Is 8 p.m. I would like to suggest that the authorities consider putting back the closing time to 10 p.m. or even 10.30 p.m. This would allow the public more hours to browse around or to
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      WHY CAN'T THE HDB BUY BACK FLATS TO BE RESOLD?
      120 13 A PPLJCANTS who opt A to sell their flats back to the HDB are not allowed to take possession of their new flats until buyers are found for their old ones. This is quite frustrat- ing to them as they
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      Retired civil servants deserve a fair deal
      241 13 PERIODIC ALLY we 1 hear of Ministers and MPs cautioning civil servants against being money-conscious and advising them to be more dedicated in their work in the Interests of the nation. Everyone knows that service in the Dubllc sector is not as rewarding
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      70 13 the words "need only pay" appeared aa "need not pay" in one of the points he raised. It is not oar policy or practice to amend letters from readers so as to change completely the context a* he alleges In respect of his letter. Dr. Toh chose to draw our
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      127 13 CONTACT LENSES AND SPECTACLES IZAAC J. IZAAC DAVID J.J. AUSTIN OD C*TO RCSC BSC (MONS FBOA FSMC MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION Of OPTICAL PRACTITIONERS. UNITED KINGDOM ORES PSBLttJ -OPTICIANS' CONTACT LtNS MUCTITIONe KS PLAZA SINQ APURA: UNIT 1 1 7 IST FLOOR TEL: ***** 1/2 SUPREME HOUSE: UNIT 206 2ND
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      6 13 'w' super seasoning tS> AJINO WOTO
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      438 13 a Avery special'unch A buffet E y^ table French provincial #1 l^bN dishes, contrasted with f \^L sone local dishes. A 1 I delicious spread so that you can enjoy it with W m It's made more special m I by the fashion show I m that we bring you
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        Rises
        59 14 N.I lro» 535 +35 OCBC 930 +30 FAN 610 +30 Straiu Tradlnc 900 +25 Sug.r. 320 +25 Onlingt 370 +24 MBrnxrin MO +20 HKUnd 550 +20 Tr.clor. 4M +18 T«n(hon« 310 +18 Ew 3M +16 Wr.rnr. 374 +16 SlMil 306 +16 Bouitradro 205 +15 DunlopEat 436 +14 YHS 334
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        8 14 STPItVS 700 -5 Balu Hawaii 203 -3
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        Most active stocks
        30 14 Sin* Darby 774.000 Harimau 528 000 Com Plan* 497 000 108 378.000 <*ntino 322.000 UOL 18*000 Haw Par 150 000 OC'BC 131.000 IE 128.000 Spor»Bui 120. JOO
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        INDICES
        53 14 Auf 4 Aug 7 B T Index: 1580.09 1832 00 Industrials 389 70 378 85 Finance: 58! 68 589 35 Hotels: ***** 232 24 Properties 218 74 219 58 Tins: 162 22 162 22 I rubbers: 549 98 553 81 0.C.8.C. 332 28 ***** S E S Inrt 343
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        Market holiday
        19 14 THE Sydney stock market (bank holiday) and Hongkong stock market (first Monday in August) were closed yesterday.
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        Lock icon UOB pays interim
        93 14 UNITED Overseas Bank announced a group unaudited first half pretax profit of $31.72 million ($25.75 million i. The parent company's pre-tax profit was $18 30 million ($15.23 million), for the six months ended June 30. An Interim dividend of five per cent gross on the enlarged capital
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        Lock icon Kent Tin to wind up
        91 14 KUALA LUMPUR Kent (F.M.S.) Tin Dredging said the board has decided to place the company In voluntary liquidation on September 28. The company said since the cessation of mining operation in November 1977, no suitable tin mining opportunity has been identified, and the Company's assets
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        Stock options
        70 14 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 $1.70) (0.758 0.855) Hume F E (Sept $1.20) (0.678 0.765) Prima (Sept
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        Tokyo
        239 14 K.iwusuki strrl 100 unrh Kikkoman 386 <S Klrln 487 -1 Konial.su 321 -1 KuboU 210 unrh M.iln Irid^ .730 -S MjlsuWrk 620 -10 Matsushita OKI 730 13 Milsubftink 280 -2 MitsubChtm 153 4 MilMiM'urp 455 unrh Mil-tub Klrr Itl -I Milsub Kslale .380 3 Milsuh Heavy 128 -I mumiiO)
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        GOLD
        36 14 Manatay Saturday Hongkong Cloacd 201 MB Cleaad 201 W8 Span (2) 306 TOB 205.128 3OS.*3S *****8 Export prtcaa In boo alerting Mama :n US dollar tar ouac*. (1) Auatrallaa dollar ixr ounce. 12) Avtrait prtca.
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        STRAITS TIN
        25 14 THE Straits tin price perked $11 to $1,741 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down seven tonnes to 212 tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        347 14 OPENING quotations In the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down 025 cent per kilo, dealers said. Prices fell further on stale bull liquidation before recovering fractionally towards the morning close on shortcovering Interest. The morning session closed quiet and slightly easier. Slightly softer conditions ruled the afternoon session
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 14 Rubber: Avg 7. Singapore: Aug 227.M cts. (down 1.25 cts.) Malaysia: A v g 232.75 cts. (down 1.75 cts.) Tin: (1,741 (up $11) Official offering: 212 tonnes (down se\en tonnes).
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        SSR and SMR
        114 14 p|AILY SSR and SMR prices at noon yesterday: U A<n Sept (tarrrat Mthl (Forward Mthi Buyers Sellers Buyer* Seller* SSR 20 (1 ton pallet) 207 00 208 DON 208 CO 210.00N SSR 50 U ton pullet) 205 00 206.00N 200 00 208 00N M.8.E.L.8. SMR SCV (1
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        121 14 /-'MINIS! MODUCI II CMANGI, iINCAPORI NOON CLOIINQ PBICII PIS PICUL VISTSROAT. CMwyl all: Bulk »«3 atllara. o'd drum fmi aaliara. nc» drum »»J arllen ■aaaai Mixrd iiuoan UK Com W buyer. Paawar: Munlok ASTA »hue fob. 100% NLW I*4o Klltri. Sarawak wbltt fob NLW SS22t KlKra, Sarawak apeclal
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        Lock icon Rise in July tin shipments
        105 14 SHIPMENTS of Straits refined tin from Penang rose to 6 216 50 tonnes In July from 5.344 tonnes In June and 4.670.25 tonnes In July 1977. the Straits Trading said. Of the July shipments Canada took five tonnes (10). Africa nil (5.75). Belgium and Holland
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      Strong run-up in prices
      452 14 SHARK price* staged an explosive take-ofT on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday when demand, held back for about two weeks of consolidation, suddenly found release. The Straits Times Industrial index, with some contributions from blue chips such as National Iron and Fraser and Neave. jumped
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      K. LUMPUR
      458 14 STRONG buying Interest among blue chips took the Kuala Lumpur stock market to a very firm finish. The bullishness yesterday lifted the New Straits Times Industrial Index another 7 39 points up to 419.02 The volatile Malayan Business Times Index rose 51.30 points to 2.389.63 Trading was bullish
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        NOMINAL RATES
        174 14 Interbank rates at 3 00 pm. Currencies Nominal rates Smithsonian Fererntafr quoted yesterday (cross) parity change US dollar 2.2550 2 2560 211 M —20 02 Sterling pound 4 3493 4 3545 7 3468 —40 80 Hongkong dollar 48.34 48 30 50 51 —4 49 Msian dollar 97.41 97
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        212 14 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at clone on Aug 7. IS Dollars {Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 8 116 715 16 1 mth 8 18 8 2 mths 8 14 8 18 3 mths 8 3 8 8 14 8 mths 8 7 8 8 3
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        DISCOUNT
        47 14 RANOK of r.lr, off-rM >„ discount h0.,.,, on Auf 7 Overnight IS* Call drpvut 3. 10 3 ei«iMif ,-Mon.h Treaiurr bills I 3/* I 1/4 3 Month Bank bill! > 13 II S 11/1* 3 Month CD IMI 1/1* Month CO lilt I 111 Smkm: HattMtal ftlMtwi Ca.
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        Money market
        42 14 Closing Interbank rates en S.ngaporc dollar on Aug 7 Offer BM Ovtrnlghl 6 1 2 6 14 1 mih 6 14 S 1 I 2 mths 6 14 6 1* 3 mths 6 14 6 18 Source: Aitlej A prarrr.
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        Minimum lending rates
        23 14 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customer* is 7 per cent.
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      OUE sees still better times this year
      750 15 OUE sees still better times this year ii IMINCI "ii the back of a marked rise in earnings last Union Enterpectl a further Improvemenl this year This is the impression chairman lien Ying Chow portrays in his latest annual in which he says Your directors are confident that I #71
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      CLOSING PRICES
      817 14 900 406' Strait*. Trading 600 +JS IS7 H Talplng Textile 110 unch Sl2 ITS* TanCnong 310 +11 340 21S Tajei Cement S36xd 100 74 Textile Corp M unch 332 |M* Times Pub 333 *10 486 334 Tractors 486xd +18 s» m vac 31s 177 138 UK I*3 -1
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      Unit trusts
      337 14 SINGAPORE I NIT TBUST < M*M«m' frtcaa he Aaf I) The Commerct 2 24 2 31 The Saving Fund 141 150 Spore Prog Fund 1.10 111 s pore Security Fund 193 2 06* d Spore Invest Fund 1.34 142 ABIA I M I IHI s 1 iMuilm' pricM
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      2149 14 SUD and offer prices ofI finally luted and si ness In and reported to the Stork Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lot* of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word sett".
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      Government and corporate bonds
      161 14 I 4 1/2* I/H/HO (250.000X99 SOB •19 925) (2) 99 88 4 1/4* 15/1/80 (250.000) i 100 MH 100 355) 5 1/2* T F IVIO/HI 1250.000) (100 278 100 40S) T F I/S/8J (250.000) I KM) (SB 100 40S) 7* I/H/HS (250.000) (100 758 100 '«ISi
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      403 14 Utd Plant (2 548) (5) 253 (5) 2 52 (IS) 2 54 (10) 2 t>6 (20) 2 55 TINI Aakam I3.50B). A Amal 15.908 5.958). A Hltam (10 708 10.9081 ll) 10 90. Barjuntai (8 60S) (4) ft 60 XD. Johan (S80B). Kg Lanliit I2.40B) Kamuntlng (2 438)
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      Olympia in the black again at half-time
      554 15 Dl VMI'IA Ply wooil has Ixiunced back Into the black it the hall wa> mark of the current yeai endln| rtei a depressing, performance In the Imme ii ite preceding; hall lYulits ,ift.-r tax came to \l>» to mw .i marki'il improvemenl over
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      Metal Box gives rationale behind deal with F & N
      537 15 Metal Box gives rationale behind deal with F N THE DEAL struck between Metal Box Singapore on the one hand, and Fraser and Neave and Malayan Breweries on the other, has aroused a great deal of curoslty In the Investment community. If the main object of the exercise was to
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      Consplant offer for Patani
      177 15 Consplant offer for Patani I 111-: inthuMHoni for hrinuirm neutnenk into Sime Duib>'» rambliri|{ empire n-»ulliti in an offer lacl Frida> (from Consolidated I'lanlnhunxi for 17.6H6 atock unit! in another company in the group. Hieee are stock uniti in I'atani Para Plantations still outHtandins; after con■plant'* largeK successful offer last
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      Fears of job erosion in West 'inflated'
      564 15 Fears of job erosion in West 'inflated' TIIK fears in the West of job erosion because of Third World imports are often as exaggerated as are the hopes that strong doses of protectionism will cine its unemployment ills. Restrictions on imports from the poor countries could be lifted or reduced
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      SOAP FIRM TO MAKE COSMETICS
      92 15 A THAI company which bought over a soap making factory at Jurong last year plans to expand business here by manufacturing cosmetics for export to the world market. The firm. Berll Jucker, announced this when its factory was opened by the Thai Ambassador to Singapore,
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      Hon's date
      33 15 THE Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen will attend Na-tK-nal Day celebration* of the Havelock community centre at lU ne« building In M-rchant R'Jad on Aug It at 7 30 pm
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      Executor drops appeal in $1.6m case
      211 15 Executor drops appeal in $1.6 m case THE Court of Appeal yesterday granted leave to Mr. Seah Say Yoong, executor of the estate of the late Mr. Seah Boon Heng, a property owner, to withdraw his civil appeal in a $1.68 million case. Following this, the respondent. United Malayan Banking
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      Cable repair
      36 15 MARINERS are advised to sail their craft carefully while passing trie Eastern Fairway channel and make way for repair work to be carried out on the "Phllsln" submralne cable during the next six days.
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      441 15 You are the Head of your Family! m II I I i ii i ii ia B rr?^ i '^Bs > fc You may hay* witiniml tht agony of your family mambars having haadaeha. toothache, flu favar now and than. Buy SARIDON now and u«a it than. You'll navar know
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      495 16 i AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX \£E&\ bS.-jj»Bs:-» ff 2SBSB EHT re OHAI ffautufl FO SALE SMOPPII(CI fiUIDE IFM SALE SHOPPIMC GUIDE II EMPIOYWENT II EMPLOYMEMT The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd Accounts. Advartlaamant. Electronic Data Procaaalng. Maneflamaot, Paraonnal Administration, Promotions, Purchasing. Raaaarch. Raaaarch ft Davalopmant daparimaota can ba contacted
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      822 16 SECONDHAND BRITISH PIANO PAN FURNITURE KITCHEN cablBeautiful tone and good condl- net SBO -per ft run. undertake turn Selling S9SO Please call all kind of carpentry, reno*****0 vatlon. Interior decorations, etc 0000 USEO PMILCO. York O E }£L*l?P£.* Parlt C nlr airconditloners for sale Tele- 932 M »"W> phone *****2
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      605 16 ONE MALE OOBERMANN pup. 4 months old big bone structure. SKI" confirmed Interested call *****56 PERSIAN WHITE KITTENS, female, parents Imported, pedigree papers and vaccination certificate Contact tel *****5 WANTED PEKINESE. BREEO must be female With or without papers Please call ***** ALSATIAN ***** FOR sale 15 monthsold Interested please
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      810 16 BEAUTIFUL. GOOD OUALITY Golden Cocker Spaniel Dewormed and distempered. Excellent pedigree Affectionate temperament Tel: *****0 PEOIGREE SEAL POINT Siamese kittens for sale. 2 males. 2 females For details, ring: *****11 ■LACK AND GOLDEN pedigree cocker spaniel for sale Oood bloodline SKC confirmed ring *****1 Businesses STENOS/ SR. SECRETARIES/ TYPISTS IF
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      607 16 GENERAL FEMALE CLERK re- quired Interested tel *****35/ I *****85 for interview I ELECTRICAL COMPANY REQUIRES a female general clerk I with some working experience j Please write to 90C Blk 531 Upper Cross st Spore 1 CLERK /TYPIST Sl3O $1«0 starting School leavers welcome Minimum 30 w.p.m. Interview 203.
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      741 16 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN for our expanding sales division This job will be suitable lo those who have an out-going personality and offers the Ideal Individual an opportunity to earn an annual remuneration of above $9000/- annually Advancement to Management Position is from within
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      714 16 EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVES Male or i Female required for tourist shop I Part or full-lime Salary and commission Apply to PO Box 2025. Spore i ESTABLISHED FIRM REOUIRES Sales Representatives' Trainees with car Salary, car maintenance, mileage allowance and commission commensurates with qualifications and experience Apply with phtograp' P O
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      597 17 II EMPLOYMENT 1) TOOL MAKERS f) MACHINISTS inuteii f'>r the i ries 'iK week Aapiy .OK !u« leeume te HAHONAI ENGINEERING SER vices pte tro 2A rerpeieWon Roed. S pore 22 AN EXPANCING LOCAL ompam ations nd ving fui' i .i.iry re- lestim. main lo I t) I Slate Of
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      583 21 MAXWELL HILL. Monday THK Sultan of 1 Pciiik today declared that the six Democratic Action Party assemblymen who failed to take their oath of allegiance to him are not his subjects any more. He also warned that he should not be
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      Plus points of US-Asean meeting
      367 21 Plus points of US-Asean meeting LONDON, Monday THE United States' commitment to increase trade with Asean countries and recognition of the Asean region as a potential growth area are the positive outcomes of the US-Asean dialogues which ended last Friday, Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said yesterday. Tengku Rithauddeen. who
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      72 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Tighter security measures have been imposed around the Iraqi Embassy here following terrorist attacks on Iraqi missions in several other countries. The city's chief police officer, Mahmood Naslr said today that the police had taken the move as a pre-caut ion a r y measure.
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      FOUR ACQUITTED OF KIDNAP CHARGE
      135 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Four men charged with abducting a lawyers son with intent to hold him ior a $200,000 ransom in 1975, were freed by the High Court today without their defence being called. In his Judgment, Mr. Justice L.C. Vohrah ruled that the lawyer's
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      78 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Housewife Zabedah bintl Mis. 45. was killed when the ear she was travelling In collided with an on-coming lorry and another car at Kampung Oatuk Keramat here yesterday Her husband. Enclk Monamed Yusof bin Ismail. 48. laid he was driving Zabedah to the
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      688 21 1978 No. M.P. 342 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS IN THE MATTER of JARDINE MATHESON ft CO. (SOUTH EAST ASIA) LIMITED •nd IN THE MATTER of the Companies Ordinance (Chapter 32) NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Order of the Supreme Court of Hong Kong dated
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      246 21 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB Blipjhod Dlayer? (Si 8 fUptil- in wrong French 6 Bee 15 department '8> 7 A military pageant also 9 A simple book <6> Includes a race 1 1> i 10 Lsaclng ngure In drastic 13 Is a natural proauct of revolution (4). the Commonne.nth (10) 11
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    IN LOVING MEMORY
    58 21 Two years have passed since you left us so suddenly Today brings back vary sweet memories of the days you were with us Though a thought of you brings many a tear, we feel you are not far but vary near inserted by Husband and Children I
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      164 22 EDMONTON. San. Canadian £j swimmers have beeen forced to tour down their college- style yells at the Commonwealth Games pool after other teams protested that it was unsportsmanlike. Several Canadian team coaches work in universities which swim against IS colleges, where cheerleading and baiting of opponents is
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      676 22 FDMONTON, Mon. The flood of Canadian gold medals 14 in three days could slow to something more like a trickle, as the athletics programme moves into top gear at the Commonwealth Games today. With 28 events decided by last night, the Canadians thus
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      Confident Yeo gets two more golds
      299 22 Confident Yeo gets two more golds By PETER SIOW HENRY YEO, Singapore's representative to the South East Asia Sh o o t ing Association's tournament In the Philippines earlier this year, won two more gold medals centre flre and standard in the pistol events of the Pesta Sultan shooting championships
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      531 22 OAKMONT (Pennsylvania). Mon—John Mahaffey yesterday came from behind to win the 60th Professional Golfers Association championship at the Oakmont Country Club. Mahafey rolled In a long birdie putt at the second hole of sudden death playoff to snatch the first prize from Tom Watson and Jerry
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      189 22 FIFTH day's events: Athletics: 110 m hurdles decathlon. Long jump men qualifying. 800 m men heats. Discus decathlon. 800 m women heats. 400 m hurdles heats. JOOm men heats. Pole vault decathlon. 200 m women heats. 30km walk. Shot put women final 200 m women semi-final. Javelin decathlon.
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      101 22 BOWLING—Spore International (Star Bowl. 10 a.mi HOCKEY SHA Premier League: CSC v Jan&enites (Balestier Rd). SWIMMi.vg Chinese Swimming Club Open c ships (Amber Road, 7 p.m.). SOCCER Priendlies: PARC v Tien Wah Printers. Radin Mas v Hitachi Shipyard (Bukit Chermin. 515 p.m.). SHOOTING—Pesta Sukan trap shoot competition (Bukit Timah
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      42 22 MEDAL tally after third day's events G S B Canada 14 8 7 Australia 7 9 7 England 4 6 7 N. Zealand 2 2 3 India 1 1 Scotland -11 Kenya 1 Malaysia 1 Trinidad 1 Wales 1 Reuter.
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      YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
      1158 22 BOXING Ught-rtyWeJcht: Quarterfinals: Francis Murankabala, (Zambia) bt Richard Clarke (Jam) rsf 3rd rd: Steve Muchokl iKer.) bt Joey Dawson (Eng) rsf Ist rd: Blrender Thapa (India) bt Jimmy Carson. (N. Ire) on pis. Welterweight: Second rd: Tony Feal (Wtales) bt David Jackson (NZ) ko Ist rd; Ahmed Tesha
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      450 23  -  VOLUNTEER sports officials, who have been a major force behind the growth of the constituency sports programme, were singled out for special me ntion last night. The speaker: Dr. Tan Eng Liang, Senior Minister of State (Finance) and chairman of the Singapore Sports Council. The
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      Swee Lee—long way to go
      369 23  - Swee Lee— long way to go ERNEST FRIDA By CHEE Swee Lee. 23. Singapore's Asian Games women's 400 m record holder, Is not likely to regain her golden form in the Immediate future hut she has not given up hope of making the national 4x400m relay quartet, said her coach
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      STAR PRINCE IS 'SPRINT KING'
      576 23 IPOH, Mon. Star Prince established himself as the "sprint king" of the local racing circuit and confirmed himself as the best sprinter since Amusement Park of the late fifties, when he carried 65.5 kg to a resounding six-length triumph in the Sultans Gold Vase Trial
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      32 23 STANDARD SaU m 1 ntnn Party retained the Hajl Yunos Trophy fur the fifth successive year when they beat Malaysia's Jaya Setla 4-3 In their annual match at Kuala Lumpur.
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      33 23 THE Seletar Sports Club, In conjunction »ith the National Day celebrations, will hold a Married versus Singles soccer match at the I)?ptlord Road ground In Senibawang on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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      Trainees triumph on tour
      360 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Singapore will compete in the badmin ton tournament of the Bangkok Asian Games as well as. Uie first world championships in Bangkok in October to prepare a team for the SEA Games In Jakarta next year. Ronnie Oon. manager cum-coach of the Singapore
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      1493 23 11UGHTI for thu wt*k«nd racinj >t SATURDAY CLAM 3 OIV «-I,MM 3 Cannon 57 v 1 1 Won4«r L*(S 54 5 3 Macho M 0 15 Think Tank M.O 12 Cbaltaronca M 13 *umbrr Bahama 54 0 7 brilliant ttKjuirr 54 a Hixiilon llantrrll S3 S 4 Butlrrflv
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      Bowlers all have one aim: Master's title
      201 23  -  By fTHE bulk of the more than 600 foreigi bowler.* for the 14th Singapore Inter national Ten-Pin Open championships a the Starbowl, will Jet In today and to morrow from the Just-concluded FIQ Asiai Zone tournament in Bangkok with one aim The prized
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    256 24 ALEXANDRIA. Mon CECRETARY of State Cjrrui Vance flew to E«7Pt today with a personal message for Egyptian President Anwar Sadat from President Carter on the second ler of his whirlwind mission to try to save the Egyptian I sr a ell peace talks.
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    Jail for using fake diploma
    63 24 JAKARTA. Man. An Indonesun court today tenUnctd m- ofTV-lal of Ui« Lm:d Conunuulcattona Drpurtmenl to fie moniiu 1 jail on the charge of u»inj a fake diploma from the Bandung Institute of Technology to get hu government job Ttw official. Harris Survonegoro. pleadeu g-illty to
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    162 24 'Jackal sold out to Arabs BONN, Mon. Superterrorist "Carlos", otherwise known as the Jackal, sold out to the Arabs and retired on the proceeds, according to West German extremist Hans-Joachim Klein. In an Interview in the weekly Der Spiegel. Klein, 30, said Carlos. Illch Ramirez Sanchez. 29. retired In about
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    Lock icon New Soviet missiles
    93 24 NEW YORK. Mon. The Soviet Cliion Ii equipping Its divisions In central Europe with two new missiles, ihe SS-21 end the SS-22. which can be fitted with nuclear or conventional warheads. Newsweek magazine reported today In Its Periscope column. The magazine said that In the experts' view,
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    708 24 LONDON Mon Share prices today closed at their highest point since last October as the Financial Times 30-share Index went through the 500 level earlier In the day and at 3 pm stood at 505 2. up eight points dealers said Light buying following optimistic press comment on
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    Lock icon Top Aussie minister sacked by Fraser
    522 24 Top Aussie minister sacked by Fraser pRIMK Minister Malcolm Fraaer sacked one of his most senior minis len here today for impropei ly influencing ele c t o ral boundaries, a government spokesman reported. The spokes man said Mr. Fraser dismissed Administrative Services Minister Reg Withers, leader of the government
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    165 24 US reporters ignore court deadline MOSCOW, Mon. For the second week In a row two US reporters today Ignored a court deadline to print a retraction of an article found by a Soviet court to be libellous. Soviet Judge Lev Almazov last week fined the reporters Craig Whitney, of the
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    139 24 PERTAMINA CASE MAY BE DROPPED, SAYS A-G JAKARTA. Mon. Attorney General All Said told newsmen today he may drop the case against a former high ranking Pertamina Oil Company official and two other partners if they agree to relund more than US$45 million (Sslol7 million i government money within one
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    CHINA'S MYSTIC CHESS GAME
    1000 25  -  By nr»HE Korchnol-Kar- prov chess circus In the Philippines may. like war itself, yield precious moments of acute danger amid the hours of boredom, but It will produce nothing like the shock felt in Singapore four years ago when a local boy made good by beatIng
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    721 25  -  SIMON HENDERSON By THE Pakistan Government has published a document alleging that former Prime Minister Bhutto, now sentenced to death, rigged the 1977 elections. If he Is reprieved, he could find himself in court again. in Islamabad AS THE appeal death sentence of Pakistan's former prime
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      120 27 The President's M £^k Nothing but the best will do for the most I l^^^fat important man in the organisation. Henry has a prestigious "President Set" worthy of its title. In Rosewood, Walnut or Teak finish. Designed and crafted for the Chief Executive, the President Sat not only reflects his
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      190 27 Choose the right size to fit your kitchen. Model 7402 Model 7300 4 gas burners, gas oven grill 3 gas burners, gas oven with with thermostat control, thermometer control, chafing bottleroom, oven-light dish drawer, oven-light, big complete with turnspit. Big burners in front. I burners in front. Size: 54 x
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      70 27 The Illustrated word Is pronounced deng meaning lamp, or light. It has been reduced to only six strokes from Its regular form. In brackets, of 16. Here are some common combinations of the word: dlVndrnt electric lamp. KT'X d«i|hu£- light. dcnxlong lantrrn. deniciX lighthouae. You may say, JlaiTyXu
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      451 27 Chinese folktales How the horse racing was won... In old China, there were many outstanding personalities, many of whom were recorded In history. These stories have a great influence on readers. During the era of the Warring States, the king of Qi owned many horses. Once, In a spurt of
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      340 27 Filial piety Mother, don't be afraid of thunders... Wang Pou, who lived in the state of Wei in the period of the Three Kingdoms, was very filial to his parents. Wang Pou's mother was very timid and was particularly afraid of thunder. Whenevei she heard thunder, she would tremble with
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      1318 28  - Dr Tan on how to keep a marriage going 'Let your hubby FEEL he is superior' Mei-Lin Chew By £YE was the first woman ever to be written about but she can hardly be called an intelligent woman, the speaker for the afternoon launched into the topic of the day.
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      110 28 HERE'S a slimpse of the little extras that should go Into your wardrobe for the coming year. Accessories 1979, according to Spimbi, a week-long international fashion fair in Monte-Carlo, point to among others, lowheeled sandals with vcy thin laces; "pouchpurse" slotted at the top,
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      104 28 Turn to the tunic for BIG style rE fa s h lon tune is still on the versatile tunic a big, wide, long top that goes over anything and everything. There are also long lean tunics to go over skinny pants for those who prefer a slimmer silhouette. But the
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      486 28 W aa»»»»»^a»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»^a»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»a»»»»»»») aalIU atl B^aH M Three basic products. Three steps. Three minutes. That's how Clinique has re-directed the future o£ skin care. The Clinique skin care credo is a simple one: cleanse, clarify, moisturize. And for virtually every skin type the basic products that do the job are these
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      92 28 L A NYAL FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE for brighter, stronger teeth Daily brushing with refreshing Nyal aa^ A Fluoride Toothpaste will effectively gff m remove all stains and bod breath. Nyal M th Fluoride Toothpaste will also prevent M S^k gum from bleeding and provide a a^^aa MfJ&9j& protective film for tooth
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      781 29 1 r5 m m it UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD ((^CORPORA- ANNOUNCEMENT To All Shareholders Subiect Results for Six Months Ended 30 June 1978 The Directors are pleased to announce that the unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June 1978 of the United Overseas Bank Limited and its Group
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      612 29 diidbl Quotations ore invited for the Supply and Delivery of each of the following items (Black Perforated Polythene Bags) for one year expiring on 31 Mar 79 Est Qty Sile in mm Required Specification Cost Per H W T Per Annum 1 ,000 pcs •1)180x150x0.10 70,000 pcs I2holes each side
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      105 29 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Wtndlng-Up No. 57 of 1978 In the Matter of The Companies Act, Cap. 185 And In the Matter of MAXI EMPORIUM (PTE) LIMITED NOTICE OF WINDING-UP ORDER In the Matter of MAXI EMPORIUM (PTE) LIMITED Winding-Up Order made on the
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      401 29 We need talented, dedicated and motivated individuals looking to broaden their career status as well as learn, progress and improve their abilities. We believe that we are in a position to help you do just that and at the sarr.e time have you assist us in our growth and product
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      568 29 NGEE ANN TECHNICAL COLLEGE TENDER NOTICE SUBJECT: PROVISION OF WATER-SUB METERS FOR NOS. 49A 49K NASSIM ROAD FLATS. Tenders ore invited from the PUB licensed plumbers for the provision of woter sub-meters for 10 flats No 49A, 498, 49C, 49D, 49E, 49F, 49G, 49H, 49J and 49K at Nassim_Road, Singapore
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      324 29 IN THE HIGH COIRT Of THE REPI BLIC OK BINGAPOU Companies Winding Ip No. 120 of 197H In the Mailer of the Companies Act, Chapter IV. and In the Matter of Chuan Tat PoKlhene Kaclor> (Pte) Lid. Notice is hereby «iven that .i Petition >>>r the winding up of the
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    1230 30  - Drugs: A look back becomes a step forward By T. N. NINAN in Lucknow The two most outstanding national examples of what can be achieved with plant-based drugs are provided by Vietnam and China. Vietnam handled the trem endous medicinal demands of the war partly by setting up a decentralised
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    420 30  - Big couture names invade the popular market By rE French couture is one of France's leading export Industries US$lB3 million (511.722 million) in 1977 and growing, and one of the reasons is names: Dior and Chanel may be dead bnt their names stUI sell the dresses and accessories now designed
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