The Straits Times, 8 November 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    AZHARI'S BIG CRACKDOWN
    738 1 Ex-ministers among those held TEHERAN, Tuesday IRAN'S new military government today cracked down on sources of discontent within the country by arresting several former ministers, politicians, opposition and religious activists, as well as journalists, informed sources said. 1W one day-old government of Gen. Ghotamrea A/hari appeared to
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    Lock icon Blast kills couple
    497 1  -  PAUL WEE MORTAR SHELL EXPLODES IN JUNKYARD By A JUNK dealer and his wife were killed when a mortar shell exploded in their faces at their junkyard in an unnamed track, opposite Track 11, Lim Chu Kang Road, yesterday. The blast flung the couple, Mr. Ong Kek
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    Lock icon Protest by China
    72 1 PEKING. Tue». Chin* today lodged a strong protest with Vietnam over a bloody border Incident last Wednesday after having previously rejected a Vietnamese protest concerning the same Incident New China News Agency 'NCNA) said the Chinese protest note had been handed to the Vietnamese Embassy charging that
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    Lock icon Phnom Penh gets ready
    129 1 BANGKOK, Tuesday TROOPS have been mobilised In Phnom Penh to ensure the safety of the capital, Phnom Penh Radio said today. The radio said the "revolutionary troops and the heroic people of the capital and the surrounding area" had been gathered together to ensure the safety
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    Lock icon US dollar slips back in Tokyo
    68 1 US dollar slips back in Tokyo TOKYO. Tues. The US dollar fell back on the Tokyo foreign exchange market today despite Intervention bv the Bank of Japan. The US currency closed at 189.10 yen. down from the 190 opening rate and last night's close of 189 70. Dealers estimated that
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    Lock icon Kept 29 years in dungeon
    64 1 LAMIA 'Oreecei. Tue» A 47-year-old Greek woman was held captive for 29 yean In a basement dungeon becaua* her family was scandallMd by a love affair she bad when sne was a teenager. poUot said today The discovery was made after one of the villagers
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    Lock icon Sikh ministers quit
    42 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. Two Alcall Sikh ministers, Mr. Sujlt Singh Barnala and Mr. Dbanna Singh Oulshan. resigned from Prime Minister Morarjl Desai's government today to protest over police firings on 81kh demonstrators in New Delhi two days ago. Reuter.
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    Lock icon $15,000 fine on Kit Siang
    446 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THE High Court today found opposition leader Urn Kit Siang guilty on five charges of breaking the official Secrets Act and fined him $15,000, or 41 months' jail In default. Sentence was deferred pending an appeal, and Mr Llm. who pleaded not
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    Lawyer Wee fined $30,000
    305 1  -  MAUREEN CHUA By FORMER Law Society president Harry Lee Wee, who had concealed what a district judge described as "the cardinal sin of an advocate and solicitor," to obtain and attempt to receive restitution after one of his legal assistant has committed criminal breach of trust,
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    Lock icon Indira leads in polls
    52 1 NEW DELHI. Tues.— Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was leading in the vote count from Sunday's by-election in Chikmagalur Karnataka state, the state-run All-India Radio reported. The radio said she had a lead of nearly 30.000 votes After one-fourth of the total votes cast had been
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    Lock icon Prime rate up
    38 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Several major United States banks yesterday raised their prime lending rate to 10] per cent from lOi per cent, and banking experts predicted a further Increase to 11 per cent soon. Reuter.
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    45 1 NEW YORK. Tuea. Dow Jone* average*, bated on lint hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 803.71 off 11 17. 30 tramp airie off iv, is utu» 97 u off 048. 66 stocks 273 68 off I 34. UPI.
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      Lock icon MINISTER RESIGNS
      22 1 PRETORIA, Toes. Cabinet minister Connie Mulder —centre of a major scandal rocking the South African Government tonight announced his resignation.—Reuter
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      209 1 HOTEL RATES GOING UP AGAIN Page 9 SCHLESINGER: China oil reserves at 100 billion barrels 2 LESS Peking support for Phnom Penh? 3 WEIZMAN: Cabinet has created "peace calamity' 5 VISITOR taken aback by XX conditions 7 Singapore Sweep Page 11 HUNT for tontinr woman 11 COMMUTERS dispute "less than
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      Lock icon Schlesinger: China oil reserves at 100 b barrels
      297 2 r-'Three times US reserves' TOKYO. Tuesday UNITED States Energy Secretary James Schlesinger said today that China has untapped oil reserves of around 100 billion barrels, about three times the proven reserves in the IS. He said that any role for American and
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      Lock icon US: We'll respond to Taiwan's needs
      154 2 US: We'll respond to Taiwan's needs WASHINGTON. Tues. respite its policy of seeking closer relations with China, the Carter Administration has made clear It will remain "responsive to Taiwan's legitimate defence needs." This was the apparent me&sage contained In the announced decision to go ahead with the sale to Taiwan
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      Lock icon CHINESE 'YES TO JOINT NUCLEAR RESEARCH
      140 2 CHINESE 'YES TO JOINT NUCLEAR RESEARCH TOKYO, Tues,— China has accepted a Japanese proposal for joint research and development on nuclear fusion to be carried out by China, Japan and the United States, the Kyodo news service reported today in a dispatch from Peking. The proposal was made by a
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      Lock icon 'Carter faked accounts to keep pledge'
      192 2 'Carter faked accounts to keep pledge' WASHINGTON, Tuesday SENATOR William Proxmlre, a Democrat, charged on Monday that President Carter is using "phoney" accounting methods to make it look as if US overseas arms sales are shrinking when they actually are growing. Mr. Proxmlre, In a statement released by his Washington
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      Lock icon Plans for spaceship to take off like plane
      224 2 Plans for spaceship to take off like plane WASHINGTON. Tues. A Soviet space shuttle vehicle that would take oIT like an aeroplane rather than be launched straight up like the planned United States space shuttle might fly in the next decade, the magazine Aviation Week and Space Technology reported today.
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      Lock icon No bread in Britain on eve of strike
      234 2 No bread in Britain on eve of strike excess of LONDON, Tuesday BRITAIN ran out of bread yesterday as defiant trade unions stepped up their campaign to win big pay increases. Bread disappeared from food stores In a wave of panic buying on the eve of a nationa strike by
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      Lock icon Abkhaz shaken by strikes
      159 2 MOSCOW. Tues. A wave of strikes shook the Black Sea autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic of Abkhaz early last month, according to reports reaching here. Reports said unrest centred notably in the capital Sukhumi in th£ mines at Tkvarcheli and the collective farms ">t Ooudaouta. One person
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      Lock icon 'Anne snubbed sick child' reports
      123 2 OSLO. Tues. Britain's Princess Anne %a,s accused by Norwegian newspapers today of snubbing a sick child who wanted her to hug him in a nospltal ward. Television viewers telephoned the papers to complain about the princess's behaviour while visiting the children's ward at Oslo's national
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      Lock icon 12 masked raiders held
      79 2 FRANKFURT. Tues Police arrecled 12 young people who gagged and bound workers in the office cf West Germany's DPA News Agency last night In an attempt to force publication of an item about imprisoned urban guerillas. Police aald abcut 20 masked Intruders among them an American
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      Lock icon $10,000 for a kiss
      53 2 RIO DE JANEIRO. Tues. The klu a Brazilian chemist stole from a girl customer nearly cost him USM.650 iSIIO.WOi That was the price demanded by her outraged father, who kidnapped the romantic chemist and demanded the money to avenge the honour of bis daughter, it tu
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      Lock icon US, Korea set up joint command
      258 3 US, Korea set up joint command SEOUL. Tuesday A NEW military command combining South Korean and American forces was inaugurated in Seoul today aiming at defending South Korea from external aggression more efficiently. U8 Defence secretary Harold Brown, speaking at the Inaugural ceremony at the Eighth US Army H e
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      'Child slaves9 in a factory
      422 3 'Child slaves 9 in a factory 'In poor health, crippled when freed by police 9 BANGKOK, Tuesday A FACTORY here has been using "child slaves" hired from their poor parents at 1.000 to 1.800 baht (SSI 20 to S216) a year to produce candy to sell to children, the Bangkok
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      Lock icon Australia wants lower air fares to the US
      145 3 Australia wants lower air fares to the US MELBOURNE, Tues. The Australian Government wants to cut the minimum return air fare to the United States from A51.056 (about 552.6401 to about As6o(). official sources said today The plan will be submitted to a top level meeting of Australian and US
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      Lock icon We will pursue our own policy: Hanoi
      157 3 We will pursue our own policy: Hanoi TOKYO. Tues— Vietnam today told Japan it wou'd maintain an ln- dependent policy desI pite last week's signing of a treaty of frendshlp and cooperation with the Soviet Union. Japanese Foreign Ministry officials said. The Vietnamese ami bassador to Tokyo. I Nguyen Glap.
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      Lock icon Less Peking support for Kampuchea?
      359 3 Fifth-ranker leads team THE unusual composition of a highlevel Chinese mission which is currently to Kampuchea suggests Peking may be offering the embattled Phnom Penh regime less than full support, the New York Times said today. The Chinese delegation is headed by Mr. Wang Tung-hsing.
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      50 killed
      31 3 BOGOTA. Tues Some 50 people were believed killed when a hotel extension being built at a seaside resort In northern Colombia ec llapsed last night It was reported here—AFP
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      Two hit the jackpot
      66 3 RIO DE JANEIRO Tues A vegetable vendor trom Bra xxli interior has won a lottiry prize here equal to onethird ol hi* hometowns <•■>- nual budicrt Antonio Mendes <1r Brito 28 u> MM ft t*« Brazilian* »hx> will pocket more than 22 5 million cruzeiros i
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      Lock icon Wine galore
      31 3 PARIS Turs France prolurtd 70 million hrrtolitrr» '15 biliiim tialli'ii.M ol winr Iwt year nrarlv a quartrr tt thr rid s output tin French Agricultural Ministry Mid yesterday Reutrr
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      HK out to stay top 'sex capital' charge
      112 3 MANILA. Tues—Manila Times Journal newspaper columnist Ernesto Granada today accused Hongkong of trying to maintain Its reputation as the sex capital of Asia by making it harder for single FUlpina girls to enter the British Crown colony Mr Granada noted complaints from
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      Lock icon MAN WITH DIAMONDS HELD AFTER $21 m FRAUD BY COMPUTER
      464 4 THE FBI arrested a computer expert yesterday on charges of masterminding a sophisticated theft of US$lO million (Ss2l 7 million) from a bank and then using the money to buy diamonds from the Soviet Government. Stanley Mark Rif kin, 32,
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      Lock icon Rock group's fund-raising
      54 4 CAMBRIDGE. Tues. The Sex Pistols punk rock group is planning to make a special record about their guitarist Sid Vicious, accused of murdering his girl friend, to pay (or his legal costs. The group's manager Malcolm Macleren said the long playing record would probably be called The
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      Lock icon Official: Solution lies in political accord
      335 4 Official: Solution lies in political accord 'Soviet leaders differ on Salt' MOSCOW, Tuesday A HIGH-RANKING Communist Party official has said differences exist within the Soviet leadership on how to remove the last obstacles to an accord limiting strategic arms. Mr. Valentin Falin. an official of the party's central committee who
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      Lock icon 13 secret US spy satellite manuals missing
      152 4 HAMMOND (Indiana). Tues The United States Government disclosed yesterday that 13 copies of a secret manual on America's spy satellite system were missing. rhe disclosure came at the start of the trial of William Kamplles, a former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer who
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      Lock icon BANK MAY GAIN FROM THE ROBBERY
      103 4 BANK MAY GAIN FROM THE ROBBERY LOS ANGELES, Tues. A California bank, robbed of US$10 million < S $2 1.7 million) In an electronic age swindle, by computer expert Stanley Rlfkln, may end up making a US$5 million profit on the theft. Police said Rlfkln bought US$8 million worth of
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      Lock icon Ms unpopular in Australia
      63 4 SYDNEY, Tues. The title Ms for women Is unpopular with a large majority of Australians, according to the findings of a Gallup poll. In a sample of 1.983 people over the age of IS taken from all over Australia. 88 per cent said they preferred Mrs
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      Lock icon Pilots' exodus
      29 4 ROME. Tues. Italy's national airline. Alitalia, has been forced to hire other airlines' crew because of a sudden exodus of pilots In search of higher pay. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Only 7pc would vote for another Hitler'
      160 4 BONN, Tun. THE vast majority of West Germans would vote against "a man like Adolf Hitler" in any election, according to public opinion poll. The Emnld Public Opinion Institute in a poll published In the newspaper Die Welt's edition today said that 90
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      Lock icon Indira forges ahead in by-election
      161 5 NEW DELHI, Tuesday FORMER Prime Minister Indira Gandhi took a clear lead tonight In the south Indian by-election that would bring her back to Parliament as national Opposition leader. The Press Trust of India reported from Chikmagalur that Mrs. Oandhi Indian Priiro Minister for 11
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      Lock icon Weizman: Cabinet has created 'peace calamity'
      334 5 Weizman: Cabinet has created 'peace calamity' It won't accept accords with Egypt TEL AVIV. Tuesday DEFENCE Minister Ezer Weizman said today thai cabinet ministers created a "peace calamity" localise of their reluctance to accept agreements made in Washington with Eg^pt In a "stormy" debate yesterday the cabinet approved the first
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      Lock icon Republican hopes hinge on apathetic voters
      200 5 Republican hopes hinge on apathetic voters WASHINGTON. Tues. Republican prospects for upsetting Democratic Incumbents In the US national elections taking place today, hinged on two-thirds of the largely apathetic voters who were expected to stay at home. Republicans anticipated taking several governorships perhaps as many as a half dozen now
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      Lock icon Tanzanian troops mass at border
      221 5 NAIROBI. Tuesday UP TO 10,000 Tanzanian troops were today reported massing to drive Uganda's invasion forces from part of its northern territory but Ugandan President Idi Amin vowed to bring Tanzania to Its knees. Diplomatic sources In Nairobi said between 8.000 and 10.000 Tanzanian soldiers
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      45 5 NEW YORK. Tues The Ford Foundation announced US$l5 million .3*3 2 milikon) In grants yetterday to help develop safe and cheap contraceptive*. Including a device implanted under the skin and a modem version of a method that originated In ancient Egypt. Reuter
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      NEW IRAN CABINET
      62 5 THE Shah receiving his new military government on Monday in Teheran after Premier Jaafar Sharif-Emami'i cabinet resigned. From left: Prime Minister Gen. Gho lamreza Axhari, Industries and Mines Minister Mohammed Amin. Interior and Economy Minister Gen. Abbas Qarabaghl, Labour Minister Gen. Gholam All Oveisi. Housing Minister Gen.
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      61 5 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. Intelligence reports Indicate several hundred East German troops are encamped In southern Angola, about 80 km from the border with South-west Africa (Namibia), sources said today. They are reported to include paratroops and part of their mission may be to train guerillas of Swapo
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      Lock icon Awning deaths
      35 5 MANILA. Tues. A slx-ytar-cld boy and his sister were plnne'd to death and four others intured when Uva compete awning of a 10-door two-rtorey Manila apartment collapsed last night, polio* said today. AFP.
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      240 6 Before: Copying and filing take up all After: Copying and filing are compact, the space. Look what you have to go All documents are within reach, through to look for just one document! More attractive space to work in. Happiness is reducing the enemy to size Ever take a good
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    Visitor taken aback by KK conditions
    463 7 Patients exposed to public gaze A SCOTTISH medical specialist was taken a buck by ward conditions in Kandaag Kerbau Hospital, where Class patients are exposed to public gaze in the open wraith. Dr. Donald Molr, an anaesthetist for the past 20 years, paid a
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    Stolen m-cycle stolen second time
    235 7 Stolen m-cycle stolen second time A YOUTH who stole a motor cycle ana a scooter in one night gave away vie in si machine u> a friend, but me friend lost it u> another thief. A magistrate's court yesterday heard mat L>ow Beah Meng, 17, wanted to go on a
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    Concert by NZ troops
    41 7 THE Culture Ministry »il present it concert Dy the Ne* Zealand Regiment at Itu Singapore Conference Hall on Nov 19 at 5 pm Tickets at $1 each arc available at the hall and uthei usual booking places
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    St Andrew's fund-raising art show
    91 7 St Andrew's fund-raising art show THE St. Andrews Mission Hospital will hold a four-day fund-raising art exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Friday. Thirteen local artists will display their works at the charity organisation's annual appeal function. The exhibition is organised by the hospital's honorary surgeon. Mr. E. M
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    Yong's date
    23 7 THE MP for (Kylang West. Mr. Yung Nyux Lin. will open the Oylang West community centre on Saturday at 7.30 pm
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    Citibank, OCBC in top spots
    432 7 CITIBANK has i?aln clinched top spot for having the highest total assets of all banks here last year but it is a local bank the OverseaChinese Banking Corp. that has earned the most money. However, citibank is the only bank among the top 10 earners
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    Turf Club donation
    34 7 THE Singapore Turf The cheques will be Club will donate about presented at the Buklt $2 9 million to various Timah racecourse owncharities on Nov 21. er's stand at 11 a.m.
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    Charged with selling fake $
    109 7 Charged with selling fake A SELF CONFESSED American aiegal immigrant here was charged in court yesterday with selling countrrfrit IS currency note*. B Michael Groteggeer, 36, was alleged to have acid nine counterfeit USs2* bills to i».jj Sohana brntt Ismail in Trafalgar Street on Oct 14. Groteggeer told the court
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    Folk dancing
    25 7 THE Metropolitan YMCA wUI conduct free folk dancing lessons for children from Nov 30 to Dec 18 at Its International Centre. Palmer Road.
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      377 7 FILM SHOWS at the tlonal Museum Art Oal- Plaza Slngapura, National Museum at lery from 10.30 a.m. to floor concourse from 1C 8 pm— Henri Evene- 7 p.m. On till Nov 26. a.m. to 9 pm On till poel. Sculptures. and PERMANENT COL- Sunday Treasures of Thailand LECTION of Children's
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    40 8 4 I accept that this trial and the attendant publicity that has been generated would have caused Wee much anguish, and these convictions will, no doubt, have a toll on his professional and social standing^ DISTRICT JUDGE CHANDRA MOHAN
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    Wee's obsession for restitution led to downfall, says judge
    901 8  -  MAUREEN CHUA By LAWYER Harry Lee s "obsession" for total institution from legal assistant, who had emtx-z/led moie than 1300.000 from his law firm, led him to run foul of the law. District Judge Chandra Mohan said yesterday, before missing fines
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    588 8 these difficulties by themselves must have suggested to any reasonable person that tbe only thing to do In tha circumstances was to lodge a report to tbe police. "There Is more than sufficient evidence to establish the fact that Wee deliberately
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    Wee himself suffered by Santhiran's betrayal of trust, says counsel
    1192 8 Wee himself suffered by Santhiran's betrayal of trust, says counsel the field of voluntary social service. Only brief attention was drawn to the fact that during the last 20 years of his practice. Wee had been called upon constantly to make and is still being called upon to make substantial
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      275 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (9. 6 i 1 Cheap cigarette obtained 6 Having no wish to be from bundle of sticks (6). without a catalogue <8). 5 Slow to dial odd reac- 7 Shy cast (5). tionary 8 Making fresh amusement 9 Mary gathering peas (10). thrown out by poetess
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    Second Asian music camp
    140 9 THE tecond r*jK>n«J Asian music camp orSAiaed by the Young luicUns Society will be held at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute iNYLTI> from Dec 1 to 14 More than 40 young musicians from Australia. Hongkong, Indonesia, Japan. Korea. Philippines, Thailand and Singapore hare so far
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    Pub regulars help to give Spore orphan Gary a 'bionic arm'
    377 9  -  PHILIP LEE. By our reporter in London TO nine-year-old Gary, found abandoned seven yean ago In a Singapore orphanage, hope for the future lies in the sheaf of £10 notes before him. For Gary, born without an arm. the
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    HOTEL RATES GOING UP AGAIN
    446 9  -  SUSIE SOH By A NUMBER of hotels are exacted to raise their room tariffs on Jan 1 despite the furore over the price increases in several hotels recently. Hoteliers say the coming increase is "traditional" for the hotel industry, as tariffs are revised at the
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    Uniteers, Pertamina joint plant for oil, gas industry
    248 9 Uniteers, Pertamina joint plant for oil, gas industry UNITED Engineers Ltd. ol Singapore has entered Into a joint-venture with the Indonesian oil company, Pertamina, to set up a fabrication plant in Balikpapan. The new company, P. T. Uniteers, whicn will have an initial capital of about $2.2 million, will fabricate
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    Woman falls to death
    45 9 A WOMAN, Miss Tan Chay See. 21, fell to her death from a block of flats in Hoy Fatt Road yesterday. Her family living at Block 74. Redhlll Road, said that Miss Tan had been depressed because of a kidney aliment.
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    Skills of Keppel Shipyard put to the test
    138 9 THE skills of Keppel Shipyard were put to the test when a sophisticated research vessel, the USNS Wllkes, sailed Into the yard for dockIng and repairs recently. Unlike ordinary vessels, special aocktng plans which include the preparation of special tapered wooden blocks
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    Course on contract law
    76 9 Course on contract law THE Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore will hold a 10-lecture course on Commercial Contracts, at the History Department, every Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m., beginning on Not 21. The aim of the course U to give an outline of the
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    BEGAN AS DECKHAND, NOW HE IS MASTER
    226 10 FION eWkliand to ■water in right yean that ta the axhJrvr mrnt of Captain RUhmK Ma Ymhra Ba thofc. 25. who la k-llex rd Ut br the yovnerst I are* to hold the master i certificate In Sln(apt Mahi»«ll, who rot the crrUflcatP
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    Work study course
    43 10 Work study course THE Singapore Institute ol Management wIU hold a course on Work Study for Improving Office Efficiency. Iram Nov 13 to 17. from 9 am to 1 pm dally. Ver.ue Is the SIM conference room In Thong Teck Building Bcotu Road.
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    MD on $113,000 cheating charge
    68 10 A COMPANY managing director was charged in court yesterday with cheating a businessman in Indonesia of $113,182 92 hi connection with a shipment of window glasses Koh Oen Tek, 52. was alleged to have cheated Mr. Hendra Ounawan of Jakarta on Sept 9. No plea
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    Lawyer charged
    62 10 LAWYER Peter Pang Olap Oon, 30, was charged in court yesterday with absenting himself from his national service duty on two occasions this year. He is alleged to have failed to turn up for duty on June 21 and July 21. Pang said he would be making representations
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    4,500 SIA workers go for hearing test
    177 10 SINGAPORE Airlines group is monitoring the hearing of staff exposed to high noise levels through an audiometer. Under Its hearing conservation programme, the tests will be applied to about 4.500 staff exposed to excessive noise from aircraft and machines. The testa began two
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    2-3 blocks to make way for c-c and playground
    274 10 TWO or three blocks of one-room flats in Lengkok Bahru will be demolished to make way for a community centre and a children's playground, the Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) and MP for Leng Kee, Dr. Ow Chin Hock, said yesterday. Another six
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    Hand-over of food centre today
    138 10 Hand-over of food centre today THE Public Worm Department will hand over the $685,000 East Coast Park food centre to the Ministry or Environment at 10 a.m. today. The centre with 40 cook-ed-food stalls Is on a 0.81 hectare site at the eastern Junction of the East Coast Park swimming
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    Kwan: Asean varsity can use present resources
    326 10 Kwan: Asean varsity can use present resources A POST-GRADUATE Asean university, If set up, should draw together resources already available in universities in the region rather than exist as a full-scale campus. The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore, Mr. Kwan Sai Kheong, making this point recently, said this concept
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    For the blind
    27 10 THE Lions Club North will sponsor a visit by children from the Singapore Association for the Blind tr the Chinese Garden on Nov 18.
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    Prize-giving
    43 10 m Monetary Authority of Singapore managing director. Mr. Michael Wong Pakaboof. will attend the filth annual report award presentation dinner or the Singapore Institute of Management and the MiH«|>»i Society of Accountant* at the Shangri-La Hotel on Not IT at 7.16 pa.
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    Seaman caught with bearing scraper, court told
    330 10 Seaman caught with bearing scraper, court told A SEAMAN was caught with a blood stained bearing scraper in the building where a man was found stabbed to death, the High Court heard yesterday. In the dock was the seaman. Oue Chun Llan. 27. charged with the murder of Ooh Seng
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    The vital factor in safety measures
    316 11 The vital factor in safety measures THE best safety procedures and safety equipment can only be as good as the people applying them, the Commissioner for Labour, Dr. Han Cheng Fong. said yesterday. And safety at work should be mi indispensable element In any organisation Dr Han saM at a
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    Fashion show
    32 11 of the Siglap community centre wUI hold a fashion show .nd make-up demonstration .t the YMCA branch in Marine Parade on Nov II at 4 uJSt For detail* ring *****5
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    FURNITURE TEAM TO ATTEND TAIPEH MEETING
    125 11 FURNITURE TEAM TO ATTEND TAIPEH MEETING THE Siniapore Furniture Manufacturers' i and Traders' Association (SFMTA) is organising a mission to 1 attend the fourth Convention of the Association of Furniture Industries of Asia (AFIA). which w»ll held in Taipch from Nov 26 to 3t. The 25 -member mission Mill visit
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    Ministry takes over old Poly grounds
    148 11 THE Labour Ministry has taken over the former Singapore Polytech n 1 c grounds in Prince Edward Road. The ministry's Employment Service and Research and Statistics Departments, now located at thr former CPF Building in Anson Road, are expected to move Into the building.
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    Over $600 m spent on eating out
    217 11 Over $600 m spent on eating out SINGAPOREANS spend more than $600 million a I year Just dining out. I They also spend more than $230 million on personal and household services and more than $280 million a year on electricity, water and gas, the Input-Output Tables 1973 reveal, according
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    Hunt for tontine woman
    291 11  - Hunt for tontine woman K.S. SIDHU By A POLICE hunt is on for a business-woiiuui-ciiin-tontine operator who is said to have disappeared with $200,000 belonging to her clients and business partners. The woman, aged about 45 and a mother of seven, was an egg seller who quit the business two
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    Heart Week opening
    49 11 SENIOR Minister of State (Foreign Affairs). Mr. Lee Khoon Choy. will open the National Heart Week 1978. at the PUB Theatrette on Nov 18 at 2.30 p.m. The opening ceremony will be followed by a forum on High Blood Pressure and an exhibition at Lucky Plaza.
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    Indian team
    29 11 A GROUP of 150 members of the Indian Small Scale Chem'cal Manufacturers' Association, will visit Singapore from Jan 16 to 19, to attend an international trade exhibition.
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    Three girls urged to make report
    108 11 POLICE yesterday appealed to three Malay factory girls who claimed that they have been cheated by a woman matchmaker of money and Jewellery to come forward and lodge a report. According to a Berita Harian report, the woman had approached the girls, in their
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    Day camp
    28 11 THE Metropolitan YMCA will conduct a day camp at its Palmer Road premises from Nov 21 to 24 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day.
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    Commuters dispute 10-min wait for taxi claim
    589 12  -  EDMUND TEO 'Mad rush for cabs still on 9 By TAXI commuters yesterday doubted the accuracy of an official survey which says that they have to wait less than 10 minutes for a taxi In the city centre. They said that more often
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    Middleman faces 9 graft charges
    133 12 A MIDDLEMAN was charged in court yesterday with six counts of corruptly receiving a total of $0,400 from businessmen as reward for proposing to help them get approval from the Building Control Division in setting up stores and workshops. Cheah Kwal Wan, 36, also faces
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    Orchestra donations stand at $226,000
    116 12 THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra has raised 522 C.00* In less than a month of campaigning for its endowment fund. The endowment fund sub-committee hopes to collect Sit million. The secretary of the subcommittee. Mr. Henry Lav said the fund had so far received donations from
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    Union: Misgivings over maternity leave
    550 12 WOMAN employees in government service want more post-confinement leave rather than preconflnement leave, according to the executive officers' branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees. The branch, however, does not specify the exact period of extra postronflnement leave. But a spokesman said: 'This subject
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    M-cyclist in fatal crash
    49 12 A MOTORCYCLIST Rajah bin Hesah. 21. died Instantly when his machine collided with a lorry neat Bird Park Circus In Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. Jurong yesterday. Police said the mishap occurred at about 1.15 p.m. Eyewitnesses are requested to contact the Traffic Accidents Branch, tel *****4.
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    For parents
    32 12 THE adult section cf Queenstown branch library will organise a talk In Malay on How to bring up your Child at it* lecture room on Nov 18 at 3 p.m.
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    PSA bid to solve port pilot shortage
    322 12 PSA bid to solve port pilot shortage THE Port of Singapore Authority has Introduced several measures which are expected to solve the shortage of port pilots by tha early 1980s. Among the measures are a crash programme to train pilots, close adherence to booking procedures and pilotage exemption for vessels
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    Blackout in Thomson-Whitley area
    82 12 Blackout in ThomsonWhitley area A POWER failure plunged a large area along Thomson Road, Mount Pleasant Road and Whltley Road into darkness last night. Training at the Police Academy in Thomson Road was stopped for an hour and some buildings in Radio and Television Singapore In Caldecott Hill were also
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    Plumber who wore slippers got fatal shock
    256 13 Plumber who wore slippers got fatal shock A PLUMBER who tried to save a threadIng machine from the rain was electrocuted because he was not wearing safety shoes, a coroner's court heard yesterday. An inquiry Into the death of Llm Yong Kan, 20. was told that his colleague, Choo Chang
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    'Repaid' aunt by stealing from cousin
    162 13 'Repaid' aunt by stealing from cousin A DISTRICT court heard yesterday how a man repaid his aunt's hospitality by stealing from her three-year-old son, Ramachandran Onasegaran. 25. unemployed, pleaded guilty to taking the boy's gold necklace while he was out with him to "buy sweets". The court heard that Ramachandran
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    Telecoms new service to W. Germany
    61 13 Telecoms new service to W. Germany A FACSIMILE service Is now available to West Germany on a continuous basis through Telecoms. This brings Uie number ol countries with which Sl'igapore has facsimile service to four. The charges for a facsimile call to West O.rraany are 542 for a minimum of
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    Sandwich party
    59 13 A DANISH open-face sandwich party will be held by the Danish Charge d Affaires here. Mr. Jorgen Holm, and Mrs. Holm, at Balmoral Point. Balmoral Road, on Nov 30 at 1230 p.m The party Is to honour the director of the Danish Agricultural Marketing Board. Copenhagen. Mr. P.
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    'All treated alike'
    46 13 IT was reported yesterday i that Traffic Police bert the rules and treat; xl fonlgners Involved in traffic offences here with greater leniency. This Is not true. A traffic Police tpoiceaman clarified yesterday that Singaporeans and foreigners are treated alike In such cases.
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    Boys Brigade talks on Saturday
    130 13 THE Boys Brigade will hold a two-day seminar on Sentosa beginning on Saturday to discuss Its reorganisation and plans for the next five to 10 years. Disclosing this yesterday, the president of the brigade, Mr. Fok Tal Loy. said a total of 60 officers, will
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    Labour now biggest curb on output
    277 13 Labour now biggest curb on output overtakes orders as top limiting factor LABOUR has, for the first time, overtaken the amount of orders as the most important limiting factor on manufacturing production. This puts the lack of labour or suitably qualified workers as -the biggest headache in the manufacturing sector,
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    WOMAN WHO STOLE FRIEND'S GEMS
    160 13 WOMAN WHO STOLE FRIEND'S GEMS A YOUNG woman who went to her friend's place to help her prepare for Deepavall succumbed to temptation In the form of her friend's jewellery, a district court heard yesterday. Muthullechlmy Sirengam, 21, was charged in court with stealing gold necklaces, rings and bangles worth
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    Devan leaves for New Delhi
    76 13 Devan leaves for New Delhi NTUC secretary-general Mr. C.V. Devon Nair, who is also the president of the Asian Regional Organisation of the International Confederation Of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU-ARO) leaves for New Delhi today. There he will address the Asian Regional Conference of the International Metalworkers' Federation (IMF). The
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    NewSPCA officials
    56 13 MR. J. 11. Pmrker ha* been elected chairman of the Society (or the Prevention of Cruelty to Animate. Other offldali are Mr. T. T. Dural. vice-chairman. Mrs. Anna Uarett. ascretary; and Mr. Hone P»n Tec. treasurer Committee members: Mra J Enery. Mrs L Harris. Mrs. K. Parkvr. Mr*.
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    HIS SKILL WITH THE BRUSH AIDS HIS CARVINGS
    176 13 HIS SKILL WITH THE BRUSH AIDS HIS CARVINGS A SOUND knowledge of Chinese calligraphy led a Singapore artist. Mr. Tan Kee Srk. to take ■p Chinese seal carving. Mr. Tan explained the necessity of first knowing calligraphy to a small crowd at the National Museum Art Gallery where he also
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    Plans ready for national council for handicapped
    419 14  -  EVELYN NG To co-ordinate services By THE Singapore Council of Social Service S C S S has drawn up proposals to form a national council for the handicapped. It la to co-ordinate the current scattered services (or the disabled In assessment, evaluation, curriculum,
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    3 unions raise $292,000 for relief fund
    137 14 3 unions raise $292,000 for relief fund ,THE Pioneer Industries Employees Union, the Singapore A 1 r TranI sport-Workers Union i and the Singapore In ductrial Labour Organisation have together raised about $292,000 for a special relief fund for industrial accident victims, following the Spyros disaster. The donations were received
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    Accused had schizophrenia, psychiatrist tells court
    504 14 Accused had schizophrenia, psychiatrist tells court A BUSINESSMAN was found to be suffering from schizophrenia about five months after he was arrested for allegedly shooting his partner to death, the High Court heard yesterday. In the dock was the businessman. Cheng Swee Hin alias Johnny Koh Kee Fatt, 25, on
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    Fund which aims at immediate help for needy
    182 14 Fund which aims at immediate help for needy THE Sal Oh Thye Hua Kwan Choon Teck Seah Society has established an emergency relief fund to grant immediate relief to people and families in distress. The fund, started with an initial sum of $5,000. will be administered by the Department of
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    Direct dial service extended to Fiji
    69 14 Direct dial service extended to Fiji TELECOMS has extended its Intern atlonal Direct Dialling (IDD) service to Fiji. This brings to 32 the num ber of countries with which Singapore has IDD service. At the same time, with effect from Wednesday, Telecoms has also made available to subscribers a number-to-number
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    'Found dead beneath hole in ceiling'
    137 14 A MAN who apparently feU through the culling of an uncompleted house was found dead on the floor of Its sitting room beneath a hole in the criling. a coroner's court heard yesterdayState Coroner Mr. Chang Kok Ming recorded an open verdict on Ong
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    Band at park
    24 14 THIS University of Singapore Concert Band will perform at Macßltchle Rtaenroir "Park on Sunday from 530 pm to 6 30 pm.
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      101 15 y IT may well be that his Intention was to force openness In the government over certain matters and it might w also be that the intention was to pronounce clearly something that was of public interest and the only way to do it wu to divulge the information
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      Lock icon Judge: Lim not privileged to raise issue in public
      2128 15 Judge: Lim not privileged to raise issue in public Immunity from criminal liability only in Parliament* KUALA LU M PUR, luis. Con victing Lim Kil Siang, 37. DAP R cretary general and Opposition leader in the Malavsian Parliament, on five charges under the Official Secrets Act. Mr. Justice Abdul Hamid
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      Lock icon DRUGS: SINGAPORE MAN GUILTY
      129 15 PENANG. Tues. A 22-year-old Singapore salesman was sentenced to three years' jail and ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan by the Sessions Court here today when he pleaded guilty to having In his possession 5.564 grams of heroin. Soon Chee Hoe admitted committing
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      Lock icon Drug centres
      43 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The government has allocated $16 million fur the building of two new drug rehabilitation centres and the extension of the four existing centres next year. Welfare Services Minis- ter Datln Paduka HaJJah AlsI hah Ohani said today— NST.
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      MCA head to make formal complaint
      276 15 MCA head to make formal complaint KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —Malaysian Chinese Association president Datuk Lee San Choon gave notice to Parliament today that he would make a formal complaint to the House Committee on Privileges against the DAP member for Ipoh, Mr. Llm Cho Hock, for a speech in which
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      Lock icon 20 held as suspects in two big 4-D rings
      174 15 20 held as suspects in two big 4-D rings KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Police have detained 10 people who they suspect *re Involved In two multl -million dollar Illegal character lottery syndicates In the city. The suspects, Including two women and a boy, were picked up in two raids In Jalan
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      Lock icon $500,000 lost' by punters
      97 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea. —Police said today that four-digit punters would have reaped about $500,000 if not for the police sweep. One of the "Master schedules" showed at least $100 worth of bets had been placed on No. 8128 which won the first prlie tn Sunday's big
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      Lock icon He damaged an idol
      58 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuea. A criminal court In Negrl Sembilan has sentenced a Chinese rubber tapper to one month's Jail and a fin* of $1,000 for damaging an Idol In an Indian temple. Teh Toons Chee. 21. pleaded guilty to the charge oi Insulting the Hindu religion
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1978
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      POOR FELLOW
      325 16 TOGETHER with sound leadership, good government and the consequent right economic strategy, perhaps the other single most important factor accounting for Singapore's success is the adaptability and application of the worker. At the very base, his Industry, intelligence and common sense have provided the ingredients for a peaceful
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      COLLEGE FOR OTHERS
      273 16 IT is consistent with Singapore's continuing streamlining of its education system that there should be well-defined training programmes for commercial and services manpower, as well as for those who wish to enter academe or its technical branch. The Industrial Training Board chairman, Dr. Ahmad Mattar's proposal for
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    Lock icon Apartments so hard to come by
    425 16  -  SAMUEL KOO By in Romt ITALIANS are not welcome In Rome. At least not by the Roman landlords who place their apartment advertisements in newspapers. Foreigners only. Japanese preferred. Western European diplomats only. These conditions appear routinely often In bold letters In apartment notices
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    Lock icon The $322 million election
    295 16  -  ADAM CLYNER By THE campaigns for the 96th Congress already are setting records as by far the most expensive ever conducted. Based on incomplete financial statements, the Federal Election Commission calculated that candidates running for the Senate or the House have raised a total of US$l5O
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    Signs of new Peking power tussle
    770 16  -  THE battle of tne word-count is on again In Peking which may be the signal of a new Chinese power struggle. For the first time since 1976, serious differences have been Identified in the use of different political slogans by different authoritative Communist Party
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    Lock icon Voters look for the honest face
    957 16  -  JOHN FIALKA NATIONAL ISSUES TAKE A BACK SEAT IN OFF-YEAR POLL By AMERICANS started voting yesterday to choose Congressional and state officials in a generally distrustful election mood that seems more concerned with Judgments about candidates' honesty and sincerity than about what they say
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      Just how is the AA going to raise that $8 mil?
      760 17 QUESTIONS ON NEW 17-STOREY PROJECT A8 A member of the Automobile Association of Btngapore the announcement of an ongoing pian to build a 17 storey multi-purpose building at the reported cost of $8 million comes as a surrrlse. more
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      Reception for Billy Graham wasn't as bad as all that
      218 17 I RECENTLY read In the Straits Times some sensational news about the evangelist Dr. Billy Oraham being ridiculed as he arrived in Scandinavia. When Dr. Graham visited Norway a group of demonstrators threw vegetables at him, and a week later,
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      That organ close to 50 years old
      153 17 WHEN your reporter. Miss Oeraldlne Tang, telephoned me and enquired about the history of the pipe-organ in St. Andrew's Cathedral. I asked her to allow me to send her In writing the Information she required so that I could verify dates. The date
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      Ratio of nurses to patients
      305 17 THE article by Beng Tan In your paper on Oct. 23 stated that private hospitals provide one nurse for every four patients at any time ofthe day, as against one staff assistant nurse for every eight patients In a public hospital. The statement is Incorrect.
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      51 17 THE government Is trying all sorts of ways to cut down the motor car population. The only measure that will work. I think. U to levy a tax on hire-pur-chase loans for cars This tax should be sufficiently substantial to serve as a deterrent. CHARLES HO, Singapore
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      Time to consider a second cycling track
      186 17 Time to consider a second cycling track THE bicycle track at East Coast r*rk is a great attraction for cyclists living nearby and those from afar. Bicycle stations have been set up with bicycler for tent at easily affordable prices. Lately, some Iron poles have been constructed in the middle
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      Timing of traffic lights needs to be readjusted
      200 17 THE timing of traffic lights at the Junctions of Commonwealth Avenue West and Ghim Moh Road needs to be re-adjusted to allow more time (or clearing the heavy city -bound traffic along Commonwealth Avenue West during peak hours. This could be done
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      Untrue to say that theatre has been under-utilised
      280 17 Untrue to say that theatre has been under-utilised I REFER to the letter ty'Deo Gratis" entitled "Cultural centre needs to be revamped" (ST, Oct. 2). The Cultural Centre, officially opened in 1957 and managed by the former Singapore Council for Adult Education, provided a venue for cultural organisations to promote
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      Plans to upgrade bus service in rural areas
      155 17 I REFER to the letter under the heading 'When will we get bases?' by "Residents' (ST. Oct 24). We are pleased to inform "Residents" that services plying along Chua Chu Kang Road will be upgraded when our plans to improve bus services
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      51 17 FLOWER MAKING COURSES •AMERICAN" FLOWERS 9th No*. 1978 18th Nov. 1978 FREE TUITION -ART" FLOWERS 20th Nov. 1978 Ist Dec. 1978 RIBBON FLOWERS 4th Dec. 1978 19th Dec. 1978 Further Details Contoct I eil^L KIN SOON COMPANY Uai>VV &DOUND fLOO* 71 SOUTH SJJCI SKIOGf RD SINCAfOftE 1 TEL tl7M3t tiooej
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1237 18 THE laat mmmM tmay (tie at Um rto» of tMMMM on Um Stock lachan«t of Mngapar* iwtiraay comparad wiui lh»pr»»to«» dtjr prtew tocrtncr with ltTI hicti «r.d lo»(' Adjusted for «rnpm#iu Mmtf ■ICTION ONB I NIX HTM ALB ivrt lm 272 132 Arm* MO 239 123* Alrom 194
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      327 18 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST l)lu«n' prim HiNnll The Commerce 2 27 2.41 The Saving Fund 142 1 »1 Spore Prog fund 103 l.M Spore Security Fund 191 2 03 Spore Invest Fund 133 141 ASIA UNIT TRUST Miulm prton f«r N«v (I Mai Invest Fund 2 32 2.44 Mai
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1120 18 BID and offer prices officiallylisted and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the n umber uf shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word 'sett" Big Board
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      SECTION TWO INDUSTRIALS
      262 18 Bovis (0 568 0.575) (1) 0.57 M, 1 0.57 I. Ceramics (2.1082.145) G 1 Hldgs (2.685) (2) 2.65 <; Lumber (0.8748 0.905) (1) 0 88 (6) 0.87 Int Wood (3) 1.60 X L Industriea (0.83 B) l«in« Hual (0 978) (1) 0.97 V, (1) 0.97 Loytape (1.10
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      160 18 4 1/2% 1/8/80 (250.000) (99. 458 98 60S) 4 3/4% IS/t/80 (250.000) (99.858 100 00S) 5% IV4/81 (250.000) (99.958 I00.10S) 5% T F 1/5/83 (250.000) (100.158 100 30S) 5 3/4% T F 15/&/81-84 (250.000) (102.00S) 7% 15/4/86 (250.000) (100.808 100.958) (8) 100.90 7% 1/8/85 (250.000) (100.708
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      1534 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Slock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified imou»tmial* Ojim—to (1) IN AIM (IMC) AIM NMtf il 1M>. •It i2T0S» ll>
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      59 18 SIN Chew Jit Poh rSingapore) announced an audited net profit of $181 million U. 14 million), for the half year ended June 30 on a turnover of $9.78 million i 58.39 million). The company ■a 1 d barring unforeseen circumstances profits for the second half-year will
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        387 18 HONOKONO The market closed sharply lower on heavy late selling In expectations of a rise In best lending rate, dealers said Trading was fairly active, with the Hang Seng Index falling 19 86 to 628.76 points. Among the leaders. Hongkong Bank fell 70 cents to HKS19 10. Hongkong Land
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        464 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher although late profittaking after the recent rise pared initial gains, dealers said The Dow Jones average closed 7.76 points higher at 5.943.93, with a volume of 360 million shares. The New Index closed at 441.11, up 0.03 point. Public works Issues Including constructions and
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        87 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. Hume (FE) (Dec 11.55) (0.318 MM) Inchcape (Dec $1.65) (O.UB 0.195) Pan Elect (Dec $1.50)
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        52 18 KUALA LUMPUR: Toshiba Malaysia announced a consolidated net profit of M$9 10,870 ($854. 969), for the year ended June 30. A first and final dividend of IS per cent (12 per cent) tax-exempt, payable on December 22, to shareholers registered on November 30. has be«n
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        GOLD
        63 18 Mantfay Friday Melbourne (1) 117 75 181. W London 211 008 219. 008 *****8 ns.soa Zurich 209 SOB 214 JOB *****8 *****8 Parli 210 20 215 57 Tuaaaay Man*, »-f—| 211 SOB 208. 508 *****8 210.508 ■'per* (2) 21J5X8 214 MB 214 308 215 078 Export prices In non-iterllnf
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        32 18 LONDON: Copper Prleaa on Monaay IpmkMi in brackeui Wlraaar spot buyer* 1763 90 <f7SB.SO). aallara <7*4 (f7M.9O>: ThTM Mooth tmjtn 1784 (£*****). aallara (7M.M (780) Markat tami Stead? SaMs: 10.828 teaau.
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        296 19 NEW YORK. Mon Stocks declined In slow trading tooay m investors continued to worry about rising interest rates and Inflation A boost In the bank prime rate to 10 per rent spread to more banks today and analysts .'-aid further Increases were likely The Dow Jones
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        321 19 SYDNEY. Tues The advance I cf the uranium stocks camr to an abrupt halt today In !)r* with Londcn where overnight trading saw an easing aownc Australian mining stocks, dealers said Prku closed 14 ornU dowr al $5 96 and it's Ranger partner. E7 ImlusUim. (trapped five
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        184 19 AMSTEROA M M< .n Share price! closed mostly hlghei in quiet trading, dealers said H»«f«WM and Royal Dutch ««ce higher In otherwise lotttr Dutch international Firm luues included KLM. ASN and Otra. which were i7O 350 and five guilder* higher re*pecti\*lv Share* wlih gain* of between one
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        Zurich marginally up
        240 19 ZURICH. Mon Prices were marginally higher, bolstered by the continued recovery of the dollar, with exporti nented stocks firming on good demand, dealer.-, said In chemicals. Ciba-Ueify and flaajj— closed actively higher while among foods, Neatle Brarer and KefMered roue Dollar nocks finished above prv-»eekend cloMng levels,
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        London stock market closes firmer
        537 19 N Mon Share prices tirmed today on covering of positions and buying ai the :.'*rr levels, dealers said Al 3p in the Finanii.il Times index was up 3 4 at 475 8 \rr turnover re•tuuiwd low with sentiment affected by further rejection of l^i> otters
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        INDICES
        62 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 475.4 Friday 472.4 Week Ago 484.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 814.97 Friday 823.11 Week Ago 811.85 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 97* to 98 Friday It* to 78 H.K. HANG SENG Tuesday 628.78 Monday M8.62 Week Ago 873.11 8YDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 4S7.98 r Monday 458.87
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        TIN
        191 18 THE Straits tin price fell $17 to $2,068 per plcul ln Penang yesterday on an official offering down 28 tonnes to 177 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers falling £30 to £7.790 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £80 for Cash and
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        CLOSING PRICES Rubber Nov 7.
        30 18 CLOSING PRICES Rubber Nov 7. Singapore Nrv 258.00 cts (down 2.75 cts). Malaysia: Dec 263.75 eta (down 2.75 eta). Tin: $2,068 (down $17). Official offering: 177 tonnes (down 28 tonnes).
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        116 18 CHINIS* PRODUCt IXcloslno' pricis per picul YtSTEROAV c.c.mjt ail: Bulk (107 •tlleri. old drum (112 aellera. new drum jut arllara. Caara: Mixed (looae) UK/Coot. J67 buyera. P.aa.r: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100<* NLW *355 lellfra. Sarawak white f.o.b. 9t<% NLW 1337 >, nellera, Sarawak special black f.o.b.
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        RUBBER
        561 18 per kilo, after prices having firmed to near last weeks highs, basis Jan Mar 1979 it «6 90p. Traders said early support could be partly attributed to chart buying with sentiment aided by indications that physical enquiry could pick up this week against a more settled currency market. Dealers
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        SSR and SMR
        116 18 DAILY 88R and SMR price* at noon yesterday New Dee RJa.l. (Carraat Mta) (Fonrart Mtfc) B*r/4k« tfdkn Bayers Sates SfaR 10 (1 ton pallet) 242 00 244 00N 244.5C 346.50N SSR M (1 ton pallet) 240 00 242 DON 342 SO 244 50N MBEIIfc DM Jw SMR
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        Falls
        43 18 Ayer Hitan Tla 1120 Nat Iron 615 C*C 550 Krmpa. 430 (■rntinf. 350 OCBC 850 KAN 550 G C M 520 G Su«ar< 326 Tan hon« 302 Kuchm. 150 UahYun« 110 -M -15 -12 -12 -10 -10 -10 -10 -10 -10 -10
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        18 18 BoiMlaadeo SI Steamship Mine Court SicmaMeM2 H Royal 220 266 227 138 +6 +2 +2 +2 +1
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        Most active stocks
        25 18 Haw Par Simr Darby M Credit I OB Strut. Tradtnc (on. Plant t'OL C*C 519.000 401.000 151.000 145.000 125.000 88.000 54.000 53.000
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        INDICES
        39 18 B T Index Industrials Finance: Hotels: Properties Tins: rubbers: O.C.B.C.: S.E.S Ind: 1885.21 388.57 ***** 274.88 238 78 189.77 551.11 ***** 357 32 1858 56 383 05 890 42 274.81 235 43 ***** 547.27 345 85 352 85
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      Market lacks incentive
      431 18 LIGHT liquidation and ■toplosi selling continued to be evident with losses written across the board at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Investors and speculators were generally holding off for want of incentive to deal. This was clearly reflected in the near complete absence of dealing on
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      K. LUMPUR
      352 18 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday weakened amid continued concern over worldwide implications of an imminent recession in the US following President Carter's antl-lnflatlon measures. Buyers were either withdrawn yesterday or quoted at moderate to wide disparities. The New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        185 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as At close on Nov 7. US DolUn (Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 10 1/8 10 1 mth 11 7/16 11 5 16 2 mihs 11 5 16 11 3/16 3 mths 11 13/16 11 11/16 6 mths 11 13 16 11
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        Money market
        45 18 ;losln« interbank rates on Singapore dollar on Nov 7. Oiler B14 )ve might 3 1/4 3 1 mth 6 1/2 S 3 8 2 mthi 6 15 It 8 13 18 3 mtru 1 3 16 7 1 18 Source- A«tl«t A P»r»
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        DISCOUNT
        63 18 NOTE: These rate* may differ fcllghtly from those quoted by banks to their customers. IANOE of rate* offtrad tif ItSCOUJlt hOUKI OO NOV. 7. Overnight 3T>* Call deposit 3 7 ClMtni uv tall l-llontn Treuury bills 3 7/8 3 3/4 1-Month Bank bills 13/11 U'i« I-Montn CO 7 3/1*
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        Minimum lending rates
        23 18 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 7V* per cent.
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        NOMINAL RATES
        135 18 Interbank rates at 3 p.m. Currencies Nominal ratef Smithsonian Percentage quoted yesterday (cro») partly chance US dollar 2.1770 2.1790 2.8196 22.1» Sterling pound 4.3035 4.3100 7.3469 41.« Milan dollar 99.06 99 28 100.00 0 Jl. Hongkong dollar 45.55 45.62 50.51 9.JJL Aust schilling 15.8325 15.9055 12.1012 -r 30.85
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      Faber Merlin (M) sees this year's profit at $6.5 m
      564 19 IFMMI profit forecasts matte In the past have all but come true Yet tils hotel and property group Im« onre again sturk Ita. t to peer into Its crystal ball and see a pretax profit of MM S million for
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      Trading in UIS shares starts today
      288 19 Trading in UIS shares starts today TWO NBH issues will make their debut this week on a market gripped by lethargic mood. The Stock Exchange of Singapore announced on Monday that trading for the 50 million shares of I nited International Securities will begin today while the 25 million shares
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      Berjuntai Tin Dredging application rejected
      193 19 Berjuntai Tin Dredging application rejected THE disclosure by Berjuntai Tin Dredging Bhd. that its application for renewal of four mining leases had been rejected by the Selangor state government did not surprise industry observers. It was expected that these leases would subsequently be awarded to Kumpulan Perangsang Selangor (KPS). the
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      924 19 HEWLETT-PACKARD I HEWLETT PACKARD SALES (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD We are a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Corporation (USA) and are looking for suitably qualified candidates, preferably Bumiputras, to fill the Jollowing vacancies at our newly established sales office in Kuala Lumpur. GENERAL ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate must have a recognised Diploma
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      644 19 NOTICES NOTICE #MONAKUT This is to advise that Miss Chan Seok Choo trading as El Gee Enterprise of 509th, 5th Floor, High Street Plaza, High Street, Singapore 6, is the sole proprietor of the trade mark MONAKUT registered in Class 25 for Blouses, Shirts, Dresses Slacks Sports Shirts (Trade Mark
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      534 19 m i Singapore Polytechnic TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the following Tenden No: E. 337 78 Box No: 5 REDECORATION OF EXISTING BI'ILDINGS AT THE SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC NEW CAMPUS AT DOVER ROAD. Tender documents will be obtainable at the Office Of the Administrative Assistant (Supplies), lower ground floor. Administration
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      667 20 Jf (H)mas i malayiian airline systam our expanding airline requires good looking, charming, I <■ pleosont, outgoing and intelligent young Malaysians to I iom our golden services as FLIGHT STEWARDS I FLIGHT STEWARDESSES BASIC QUALIFICATIONS: EDUCATION: MCE or its recognised equivalent with a pass in Bahasa Malaysia. MINIMUM AGE: 20
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      780 20 SALES EXECUTIVE ICL's rapidly expanding Data Services Operation, needs an additional Sales Executive It you have Proven sales experience in the Data Processing Industry Drive and initiative to establish new accounts and maintain and develop existing accounts. A desire to join an expanding and progressive organisation Then we are interested
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      454 21 ,J AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX fl CLASSIFIED ADS f B 4 IB? 11 Per column cm: SIO 75 (Mln 535 25) lA ÜBIIUAKItS t I FOR SALE SHO 1 Antique FOR SALE ANTIQUF BRASS BCD Bakit Time* Plato Snap MS Tel •7SBMJ 2 Arts Crafts I Fkxists SAY IT
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      610 21 PPING GUIDE STOCK *«0 TO CLEAR' t DOUSIC MATTRESS S 00 MARDROM 2 DOOR S SO MODCRN OOUBLC BED SI7O DINING TASK AND CUSHION CHAIRS $110 KONGGO CHAIR $400 ■IK SS NO 113 TEL 513C33 KIM SING HO BESIDE CANAL OPPOSITE GREAT WOBLO MOM S*T '0 »*> Pr". ATTt NTION
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      588 21 H EMPLOYMENT SPEECH THERAPIST A vacancy exists for a qualified Speech Therapist for Part-Time employment at NZ Services School located at Naval Base Woodland*, and R.SAK Tengah Atrbaae Own transport would be essential for which an allowance would be paid Applications from nonKingapore Clllsens will also be accepted subject to
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      720 21 I AN EXPANDING MANUFACTURER in Jurong urgently requires female typist cum sales clerk Requirements 1) A good Secondary education, preferably a pass In Maths and English 2) Ability to type is essential 3) Experience not Important but must be willing to work hard 4) Company's transport available 5) Starting salary
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      663 21 BBaaaaaaaaaaaaaßßßßaaaaasssssssßssssasa H EMPLOYMENT Experiences) Female OENERAL CLERK required by well-established company Must be able to type and correspond independently Salary to commensurate with experience. Maw »o P.O. Box S. SmTpang'sedoT. Singapore IS. FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK for car hire purchase company Knowledge of Chinese. LCC Higher Accounting, and working experience Handwritten
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      483 21 A INTER- ALPHA ABM (SINGAPORE) LKMTED Requires an ACCOUNTS CLERK /TYPtBT Singapore cltlsen. preferably Female LCC Accounting Intermediate Ability to type accurately. Experience In similar position and ability to operate NCR Class 32 would be an advantage Salary $300 $500 depending on experience and qualifications Please write aMmj fuß particulars
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      699 21 II EMPLOYMENT PUBLISHER WITH OFFICE M DMT. IS REOUMS PART-TBBC EVENING SNaFT TYPISTS (0.00 p.m. 10.00pm Intorottetf ptettoo sppty wttn non~ returnable photograph to: P.O. Boi 9M Tangan Post OfWce REQUIRED A EDITORIAL Writer Minimum HSC. B. Oeneral Clerk (OCE.) Apply with contact number, recent photograph, salary expected to: Crawford
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      650 21 *****5 If you are bored with routine, low-paid Joos and If you like meeting people High Income, challenging. Independent Insurance Sales/ Consultant career Full/Part-time awaits you Oraduales. good education preferable. COUPON SALESGIRL WANTE Completed Sec 2 Age 16 an above Attractive salary wit transport and meal allowance 13 month payment
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      664 21 II EMPLOYME'iT Furnishing Company requires experienced (1) FEMALE SALES CLERK (2) SALES PROMOTERS Basic salary $290 to $350 depending on experience Plaaae apply personally or write giving pnone number to: HOLLY INTERIORS 200/217. VICTORIA STREET SINGAPORE 7 Tot 3S3SIS. S4S4O irfTERMATIOMAL SINGAPORE LEADING AMERICAN SKIN CARE requires 1) CUSTOMER RELATIONS
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      642 21 I I i South -ea*t Asia Regional Sales Office requires MALE/FEMALE FULLTMOE/PARTTIME (1) SALES DEMOSTRATORS (2) TRAINEE SUPERVISORS CHF level Speak 2 languages/dialect) Hardworking and desttV to succeed Allowance and gene'al lommlsslon Oood promotional prospers •Awaids. recognitions and travels Ex-Nallonal Servicrme.i MBla> sians can apply Ring: •le7S7/48e7?«/t<|4s7g for eppomtnteni d)
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      4231 22 I EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT I EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT TRACTORS S«NGAPORC usrrEO TM Lillir w Earm me»ng MACHINISTS Applicants should be ex-Na-il onal Servicemen possessing s National Trade (erlifi rate Orade 111 in Machining and aMe lo do general machining work, including operating turner shaper. grinder lathe etc 2
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      421 22 AiEEQ requires PRODUCTION OPERATIVES Age above 16 years Primary education but not essential Non-Singapore citizens are also welcome to apply We otter: Oood starting pay of S80& per day OR $210 p m on rotation shift TM: Is4SnMl7am-2.50pml 2nd Shift i Ipm lOMpmi Permanent 3rd Shift starling pay $9 70
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      426 22 requires Trainee Superweery Stevf Applicants must possess at least a very good QCE o level certificate and be Singapore cm /ens The Company offers sn interesting and rewarding career with reasonable starting salary Please submit personal particulars with a recent photograph to: P.O. Box BS7 Singapore sn SINGAPORE ISHIZAKI INO.
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      548 23 N EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant I) Gmmerml nsE WE WELCOME YOU TO JOM US AS FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (NO SMFT DUTKSI M pm *c* abo** 10 yen ol ag*. |Om v* el *n sftr *ctiv* al*rtmg pat el XI SO per eey on cawfciiwlnii SO OO to MM per •Of
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      682 23 NMB Out to our pension pro gramma), m have a larga numbar o» vacancia* for MACHINISTS Malt or Famila applicants complatad Tachnlcal 4 or POSMU NTT Grjd* 3 in Matal Machining Mala applicants complatad National Service or dua to R.O.D. will be glvan preference Experience not necessary as training will
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      675 23 II EMPLOYMENT SHERATON HEALTH CENTRE (m MM lumrum Century Park Swaralii H— I) requires MASSEUSES (FaM/Part-ttm) Kxprrifncf prMr?rr*d but irainini will also br offrrrd lo ihow who nrrd it Hlfh i-'imniisMon ntN plus meal allowance A»plicmU MMMt b. lro«. II to M f*an stag* and be pfvawai ta vwk Ia4a
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      546 23 WANTEO FULL /PART TME Typ rial and academic subjects DisL* 12 10 and 26 preferred Reply lo PO Box 108. Spore 1. giving telephone number and other details WANTED MALE STORE cum Mechanics Complete National Service age 20 25 Preferably Class 2 and 3 driving licence Ring *****6 WANTED URGENTLY
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      853 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS SUNRISE CAR RENTALS 107 BUKIT TIMAH RO TEL: *****6 LORRIES AND PICK-UP for hire, with drivers and labourers Specialise for cars and lorries repairs with A M IE Diploma Satisfaction guaranteed Contact Richard *****76 RENT-A-TRUCK/ aircon car from Hoe Hong Trading Co q 1 Dunlop Street
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      825 23 HUP CHOON MOTOR TRAOMQ (PTE) LTD Mk XV 71-0 Wetef*oo Street Tot iMMOI f IMOW I 1077 Mercedes 2006. aircon Toyota Corolla 1300. aircon. sports rims. 1075 Mercedes 230 6. aircon 1074 Mercedes 2SOS. aircon Mercedes 200. aircon 107J Chrysler, aircon (or B*» H: 5. Makipsirs Road. n##f Nfwton Circus)
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      1045 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS SUZUKI GS 1000 i months old Selling $6,400 Contact Frankie tel *****12 TOVOTA CELICA MklV alrcond. sports rims Tax/Insurance March 1979 $9,500 View 20. Lorong 30. Geylang Road TWO BEAUTIFUL NUMBERS with 1200 c.C for sale, eligible for PARF Interested call ***** VAUXHALL VICTOR 1000 Aircon.
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      1014 23 1071 PEUGEOT SB4 1 owner, alrcond road tax. tyres new Very good condition Tel *****35 1073, TOVOTA COROLLA 1200 1 owner Alrcond. radio, cassette Showroom condition $10,800 *****2 1073 TOVOTA CORONA 2000 cc Aircond. radio and tape, very good condition 09.4000.n0 Contact *****95 1073 TOVOTA 3000 with tax. radio, cassette,
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      1625 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS HONDA ACCORO.FIAT 131. model TOVOTA CROWN tOOO c c Auto 1977 upwards Call Janet. *****0S malic I untact 23.531 VI *****3S LAOV REOUIRES MAZOA, Mini after 1000 am Clubman. Ford Eacort or any SCOOTERS/MOTORCYCLIB— UR Japanese make Contact *****2S OCNTLV required Cash transac LAOV SCHOOL TEACHER requires
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      584 24 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES r fp=L_____ CHENG CHWEE HUAT INDUSTRIAL BLDG FOR RENT m Pava Lebar Road Pan Island Express Way iunction Rentable} are* 16 000 sq fl or other smaller area can be arranged For further details please contact Mr Yeo Property Division TECK CHIANG MANUFACTORY PTE LTD 118
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      608 24 OIST 10 NEAR Kqualorial Hotel. 3 be Becalm with baths, carpeted throughout, unfurnished $900 Uniwest *****8 DIST 10 Kidfewood 2-bedroomed apartment Tastefully furnished with washing machine swimming pool squash court $1,800 *****17 OMT. 10 RaSGEWOOO high floor 3 bedrooms' bathroom Parquet' ceramic floors Excellent recrea1 tional facilities/security Tel warn DMT.
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      689 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES WE HAVE SOOO $4,000 apart mentv available for rent Call RT< *****11 2J2351&/2M0072 for detail* c) Hammu AIRCOND ROOMS BSCLUOMO Laundry at People's Park Complex Arrangements telephone 91 1414 AMCON ROOM OIST. 0 carpeted, bathroom attached
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      630 24 2 SEPARATE BUH.OSNOS of cover ed godown space available Take over by paying renovalion charges with cheap rental of less lhan 15 rents per sq fl at 11 I miles. Woodlands Rd Phone *****0 for further information 20.000 40.000 SOFT of Industrial vacant land at Buklt Tlmah Road for rent
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      557 24 58 Prop«rtMt For Salt a) Houses A RURAL DELIGHT Dwt JO beautiful single-storey bunga- low on sprawling 32.000 sq.ft. of magnificent suburban area Supreme tranqullity amidst lush green surroundings 3 bedrooms, all bathrooms attached/servant's pleasant living, dining porch garage SeMin, $330,000 Practical Heaaano Enle*priae •01JM/9M4S BEDOK SINGLE-STOREY terrace With extensive
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      602 24 DIST. 27. JALAN KEMUNMG corner semi-detached Area 3.500 sq It $77,000 SAMCo *****7' *****. DIST 21 JALAN KAMPONG CHANTEK on high level. Double storey detached bungalow with 5 bedrooms Would make a lovely house If upgraded Offers over 5205.000 welcome FABER HILLS 4-bedroomed split-level semi-detached i large llvlng/dlnli.g area sepasl9o,ooo
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      628 24 Lorong 24. Geylang 2nd Floor Comer Flat 3 bedrooms. 172.000- SKYSCRAPER (CLEMENCEAU AYE) 12th Floor Flat 3 bedrooms (90.000 CHEONG KOON SENG a CO. (PTE) LTD.. (ISM) CKS AUCTIONEERS a VALUERS (PTE) LTD., TEL: «33M0/«»MNVM2JOO LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS FOR SALE CAMNHaU. PLAZA $360,000 WESTWOOD $340,000 •LEONIE TOWER (Block B) $330,000 MANDALAY
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      633 24 WANTED COMMERCIAL, CONDOMINIUM RESIDENTIAL LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT Any offer of local vacant land, either large or small, in the busy commercial districts. Any residential area for construction of condominium. flats, terrace semidetached houses. Please contact Mr. Chong Singapore Tel: *****58 60 Real Estate For Sato/Wanted LARGE. MATURED Oil Palm Estate
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      660 24 r*i LUCKY PLAZA Few shop units available for sale or lease. Contact Mr. Chong Tel: *****58 LUCKY PLAZA Orchard Road next to C X Tang Oood location shops spaces of various sizes available for immediate rent Tel *****11 Mrs Chan Mr Chong LUCKY PLAZA lower ground corner unit for sale
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      383 25 AJRUNE riCKETSM COURSE Join our 3-month Alrllnr Tickrune Reservation Course commencing Wednesday. 8 11 1978 6 7 30 p m Classes *very Wednesday and Friday, coven both Basic and Advanced Ticketing Instructors direct from Airlines I month FREE COURBE in Airline Public Relations and another 1 month In Foreign Languages
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      259 26 ACKNOWLEDGE MCNT The Family ol Ih* Lai* MM LIM KM W€E MaJNM th<-ir hrarlfrll thanks U) relatives and friends lur thrit kind donatmns •CTON*. riindolellrev .11 Uncainfi and iiHHnri dunlin their rf<<-nt brreavi'nu-nl LATC ESTNEM PCMWA'S tainilv M^ir IkMftMl UaMakl In sis.pr and Nurses c.I Ward i* TI'H
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      67 26 Mil. K OH HOOD POM aged W passed away peacefully on the 6th Nov 1978 leaving behind Beloved wife Mdm Low Kim Neo Sun* Ronnie Albert. Arthur. t harlrs DauKhtrrs Christina. Anita. KUj Son-in-law William Daughters-in-law: Joyce. JusKuture son-in-law Frank <ir;imiM>n tolin I Cortag* arill r«»id«nc« 35. Ounbar
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      144 In Memonam
      33 26 hi Loving Memory Of MR CMUA POM SEH Departed 8 1 1 .77 ■•41] mi>>ed and always riMiic inlxrcd by loved ones in Momoriam" w forth* lomdonm whom you rtnwnM'
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      100 26 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST AYAH (M. BASTIAMPILLAI) departed 5.11.77 to De with his beloved in Heaven Let the Almignty LORD grant them eternal rest H. „n, him lading llkr a flou-er but could not make Him iifay We tendered liim uith grralent Till Ond tixik dim iiuiiv
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      824 26 KRAMAT PULAI LIMITED At the extraordinary general meeting of the abovenamed company, duly convened and hetd •t Wisma Bunga Raya. 152. Jaian Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on the 1st day of November 1978. the following special retolutton was duly pasted THAT the company be wound-up voluntarily and that Encik Zulkifli
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      616 26 ASMSTOS UIIIIUI ASBESTOS ISI CEMENT BHD PERSONNEL MANAGER We are looking for a matured person with a good personality, initiative and tact to manage our Personnel Department located at our works at Tasek Industrial Estate, Ipoh. Main Duties Implementation and .administration of the company's policies in relation to employment, salaries
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      40 26 AKHANO PATH PRAYERS Sardar Mukhtiar Singh Departed:- 8 11.77 Akhand Path prayers would be held, in memory of the late Sardar Mukhtiar Singh, at Kg Sungai Manggis. Banting, from 10 11 78 to 12 ll 78 All are cordially invited.
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      484 26 Vs^LHHs^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^BBBBBBBIIBBbT^ |^^^B^BBBjBBBBB^BjBBBjBjBJ|B^BBBBJB BBVVIBBBBBJBBBBaBBfI BBBBBJBJBBBBBBBaBBJBBBj J F\ E ZUELLIG (Malaysia) SDN. BHD. ENGINEERING DIVISION seeks 1 TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE, Penang 1 TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE, Johor to be responsible for leading brands. Desoutter Air Tools Avdel Riveting Systems Only applicants with relevant marketing experience need apply for the post which carries an
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      355 26 IN THE HII.H cm KT IN MALAYA AT KOTA BHARI IN BANKRl'PTCV NO: It OF 1111 Re Trnfku Mohd Nurun Ei panr American Express Company ...Creditors IN IHI MATTE* or A uNUtrrnv sotki IMI ED ON rHr MR, D*Y Or DECEMBER. ir)1 To Truiku M«M. Sum, Of IMaaa lUla Lama.
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    Woman found hubby in bedroom with her sister
    360 27 Woman found hubby in bedroom with her sister A WOMAN SHlei executive found her husband and her sister to gether In a bedroom shut and locked from mlthln when she got back to her newly-ac quired matrimonial home one evening in January the Hinh Court heard yesterday. Madam Jessie Em
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    Electronics industry has bright future: EDB
    422 27 Spore to make all key parts T H E electronics industry in Singapore will be so integrated by 1980 that all key components used in consumer electronics will be locallymanufactured. The Industry's output. $2.3 tllllon worth In 1977, Is expected to maintain its expansion
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    Cholera case contacts
    33 27 THE Environment Ministry said yesterday that the contacts of last week's cholera case at Bendemeer Road were also admitted to Middleton Hospital. They are the woman's husband and three sons.
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    $800,000 spent each. year on VC gear
    187 27 $800,000 spent each. year on VC gear THE Vigilante Corps spends about $800,000 on uniforms and accessories for Its 6,000 members annually. The corps, under the Ministry ol Home Affairs, spends about $80 on each national serviceman's uniform and equipment, according to the VC newsletter, the Vigilante. Each VC recruit
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    Man went to M-Cup game with illegal ticket
    275 27 Man went to M-Cup game with illegal ticket A MAN who tried to in an illef al ticket to get* into the National Stadium to see a Malaysia Cup football match was yesterday fined a total of tt.Ht on two counts of dishonestly retaining stolen tickets. A magistrate's court was
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    Film show
    35 27 THE Oeothe-Institute (Singapore branch i will present a German film show. It's Either You Or Me. (with English (übtltles). at the Regional Language Centre auditorium tomorrow at I n m Admission is free.
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    At Kranji
    24 27 THE Ex-Services Association ol Singapore will hold a ceremony to mark Remembrance Day at the KranjlWar Memorial on Sunday at 7 a.m.
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      70 27 Annual dinner PRASFR and Neave and the Maloyar. Biewertes will hold their annual dinner at the Stadium Restaurant National Stadium on Nov 17. JACKPOT PRIZE FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 89/71 00 o o TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT DRAW AT HifiH STREET CENTRE AT t.OO P.M. IN TOTO DRAW 11/71
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      313 27 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh «c Hal Camp Ji&GS T WISH >txi COULD I I BUT MAYBE V WHAT HE COULD GUARD I I YEAH BUT THINK X PINO A JOB FO« W y ME COULD COULD YOUR CASHIER ON WMAT IT WOUU3 COUSiN STEVUE WDBX" fHE DO PAYDAY-
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  • TIME SPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Arwon triumphs by half a neck
      336 28 MELBOURNE. Tues— Jockey Harry White landed his third Melbourne Cup when Victorian galloper Arwon scor- ed in the As2l*.Mt (about 5475.N0 event at Flemington race course here today. Arwon. starting at 5-1. lasted in a driving finish to beat the New Zealander Dandaleith (2i-l>
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      Spartacus looks set to score fourth win
      600 28 RACING With FAIRWAY iartacus KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Spartacus already a winner of three races this season, looks set to chalk up another success in the Class 3 Div 1, 1,800 metres race here on Sunday. The Firestreak flve-year-old ran two fair sprint races
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      Samy pips KeppeFs pride Talib
      320 28  -  EIiNLST FRIDA By P.M. SAMY. who could easily find a place In the national team if he only spent more time at the game, pipped Talib Haron on a countback after both players had fired gross 74s in the A Division of the Singapore Golf
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      Polytechnic double
      29 28 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC. Inter-varslty Softball champions for the past two years, outplayed Neee Ann Technical College 13-3 at Dover Road yesterday. Polytechnic also triumphed in the women's section.
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      Easy win
      18 28 OENERAL Motor* beat American Marine 3-0 In the Juroiig Inter-company aor/eer match at Jurong Stadium yesterday
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      Hockey probe hearing postponed
      140 28  - Hockey probe hearing postponed R JEGATHESAN By THE Singapore Hockey Association's probe into the Pesta Sukan six-a-side tournament incident involving Jatin derjit Singh, of Singapore Recreation Club, and Parminder Singh, of Khalsa Association which was scheduled for hearing last week at the SRC, had to be postponed. This followed an
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      Lock icon Filipinos will send small team
      117 28 MANILA, Tues. The PhUipplnes will send a small delegation to the eighth Asian Games in Bangkok next month not more than 100 athletes and officials Olympic committee president Nereo Andolong said today. "We might not come home with the golds we hope to win, but
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      778 28 PERBADANAN MEMAJUKAN IKTISAD NEQERI TRENGGANU (Jabatan Koaong) pcr mohonan-parmohonan daripada Warganegara Malaysia yang berkolayakan adalah dipeiawa untuk memenuhi kekosongan jawatan-jawatan berikut: 1 PENGURUS BROJEK Gaji AlO ***** x 120 2425 Jawatan Tetap dan Berpencen Urmit (a) Calon-calon oagi lantikan terus tidak meteoihi 40 tahun (b) Calon-calon daripada pegawai-pegawai yang sedang
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      616 28 Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipeiawa dari^H Warganagara Malaysia yang barkelayakan untuk msmanuhi lawatan-jawatan saperti berikut: JURUTERA MEKANIKAL JURUTERALETRIK (Kumpulan Gaji 'A"). T«fujgeaaii: AlB- $985x60-1 1705x100-2205/-KaUyakan dan Panaalaman: (a) .i) Ijazah Sarjana Muda Kajurutaraan daiam bidang yang barkanaan dari Universiti Univertiti yang diiktiraf; ATAU ii) Taraf Ahli Mutlak "Institution of Engineers, Malaysia" serta
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  • TIME SPORT PAGE TWO
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      Lock icon Games will end in the black
      471 29 Games will end in the black MORE MONEY ROLLING IN BANGKOK, Tues. The eighth Asian Games will not end In a financial loss for Thailand as earlier anticipated. At the end of the Games, the organising committee will have at least 20 million baht ($2.2 million i as balance. The
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      Lock icon Connors leads tennis rankings
      136 29 NEW YORK, Tues. The United I States Tennis Federation yesterday published thplr computer rankings of the worlds top players for the 1977/78 season (Oct 1 -Sept 30). Jimmy Connors. American winner of the US Open heads the list In front of Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg, 01
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      Lock icon Seeds crash in Stockholm Open
      250 29 STOCKHOLM. Tues. Unheeded American Victor Amaya, 24, yesterday upset second seeded American Eddie Dibbs 6-3. 3-6. 6-3 in the first J round of the 816.000 kronor i about $418,000) Stockholm Open Grand Prix tennis tournament. I American and Cana- I dian Ju: r tennis champion
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      Lock icon Boycott hurt again
      228 29 MELBOURNE. Tu2S. England's problems mounted here today when key batsman Geoff Boycott again came down with a swollen left knee which has disrupted his preparation for the first Test on Dec. 1. Boycott, who thrives or. net and match practice, was declared unfit for tomorro w's one-day
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      Lock icon Bowlers and pins go tumbling
      240 29 MORE than a dozen bowlers needed constant whiffs of oxygen to combat the effects of the 2,600metre altitude, on the opening day of ten p i n bowling's World Cup here yesterday. In the sport's biggest annual event, which has this year attracted a record
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      Govinda to captain Asian Games team
      435 29 BRIEFS MADRAS. Tues India's hockey lorward B P Govinda ha.s beer chosen to lead the Indian team in the Asian Games tournament in Bangkok next month. Oounda. who played in the 1972 and 1876 Olympic Games, was among six players left out of the
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      567 29 Z ■I^bVbVHbVbVb^HßHbVbVbVlb^b^blb^b^bl 2 Multinational American Company dealing in Oil tietd Services requires an ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Requirements: 1 Must be able to handle a complete set of accounts up to preparation of Profit Loss and Balance Sheet 2 Able to work independently with a minimum amount ot supervision 3 Experience in
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      391 29 EQUITY Multi-purpose Toaster Win a dream kitchen' Contest Results Prizes arc iwardrd Ie Ist PRIZE Hong Siii Kip 166. Queens Way Tower. Queem Road. Singapore 3 l( No *****72 CONSOLATION PRIZES Mr (hong Say In Blk 212. 1482 Avenue .1. An| Mo Kio. Singapore 20 l( No 1041 *****) Mia
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  • TIME SPORT
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      Hartley will aim for strong team first
      354 30  -  JOE DORAI By TREVOR HARTLEY, Singapore's Malaysia Cup coach, will concentrate on the strength of the national team rather than worry about the opposition when he starts his preparations on Monday. He told me yesterday: "All our matches are going to be hard
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      Bid to settle coaching courses row tonight
      252 30 THE Football Association of Singapore chairman, N. Ganesan, will tonight attempt to resolve the squ abb 1 c between Trevor Hartley, Singapore's Director of Coaching, and Yap Boon Chuan, president of the Singapore Soccer Coaches' Assocation. reports JOE DORAI. He has invited both
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      Tampines suffer another setback for final
      237 30 TAMPINES ROVERS, already plagued by Injuries and a suspension, have suffered another setback for their President's Cup final against Oeylang International at the National Stadium on Saturday. Their ace defender, Terence Gomez, has just had an operation for the removal of his appendix and
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      Whampoa 7-0
      39 30 RESULTS of first round matches in the lntercon'tllucncy soccer tournament: Whampoa 7 Kirn Seng 0. Serangcon Gardens 3 Kirn Keat 2. Kampons Chal Chee 2 Queenstown 1, Rochore 1 Buona Vista 0. Katong 1 Toa Payoh 0
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      Dramatic win by Ong
      100 30 Dramatic win by Ong Defending champion Our Teng Keng scored a dramatic come-from-behlnd win (300-299) over Jimmy Tan at Kallang last night to qualify for the semi-finals of the National three-ball billiards championship. The crew-cut Ong, who was trailing by 100 points (118-218) at one stage, looked doom for defeat
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      Lock icon Isa appeals against ban
      75 30 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Lsa Bakar. the Malaysian International striker, has appealed to the Football Association of Penang against the 26-month suspension passed on him a week ago for alleged se -jus misconduct. According to Penang Port Commission Sports Council chairman Azml Osman. the appeal letter was
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      Forces score 4-1 win
      45 30 WITH only two matches to go. Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association consolidated their third-place standing with a 4-1 win over Mountbatten in the Junior inter-club badminton championships at the Badminton Hall yesterday. In another match, Hongkong Bank beat Straits Times 6-0.
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      Lock icon Batsmen struggle as Aussies beat World
      201 30 AUCKLAND. Tues. Batsmen struggled as the Australians beat the World XI by 30 runs In a Kerry Packer World Series 50-over match here today. Scores were: Australia 136 iMcCosker 39 not out I. ChappeU 31 R Hadlee 3-34. Padmore 428) World 160 (D. Amiss
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      Israel invited to attend AGF meeting
      299 30  - Israel invited to attend AGF meeting ERNEST FRIDA By ISRAEL have been Invited to attend the all-Important Asian Games Federation meeting In Bangkok next Tuesday. This was told to me yesterday by the Asian Amateur Athletics Association president, Choo Hoon Lee, when he stopped over in Singapore alter attending last
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      Five pace bowlers in Hongkong XI
      236 30 HONGKONO have packed their side with five pace bowlers for the three -day lnter--port cricket match against Singapore, starting at the Hongkong Cricket Club ground on Friday. In the knowledge that Singapore batsmen have never been comfortable against hostile bowling, the Hongkong selectors are
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      Lock icon ATTU LIKELY TO SAY 'NO'
      205 30 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A membership application from Israel Is expected to be rejected by the Asian Table Tennis Union when they meet here during the Asian championships starting on Nov 21. Table Tennis Association of Malaysia secretary Yap Yong Ylh. a member of the ATTU
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      US oil firm offer to sponsor meet
      247 30  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By THE Phillip Petroleum Company. Far East, are keen to sponsor an annual Open swimming meet in Singapore next year Ken Tread way. their Director of Youth and Communication Relations on Public Aflalrs. said that they had put the proposal to
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      Lock icon THEY'RE OFF! TO TACKLE MACAO GRAND PRIX
      146 30  -  DHARSAN SINGH By THEY'RE OFF! These four raring cars (above) Art lined up at the Singapore Airlines cargo terminal, awaiting take-off for the Macao Formula Two Grand Prix on Saturday and Sunday week. This Timesport picture bj Mailan Badron. shows Singapore's Nick van
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      562 30 NEC Authentic 8000 presents the best set of specifications in system stereo. gf«^3 I^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^S^B^B^B^B^B^B^BallsM J M NX engineer* *>* over a century ot leadership in Frequency Response TAX DECK SPEAKERS communications ond electronics no* present an PHONO 1 and 2 4 track 2-chonnel stereo 3-woy 3-speoi.er boss reflex .mpress.ve stereo
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  • TIME SPORT
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      World of Squash is an enthralling medley
      473 31 WORLD of Squash 1978-79, edited by Mike Palmer and publish c d by MacDonald and Jane's, is one of the best books on the sport I have ever read. It encapsulates, comprehensively, details of the world's major competitions and an enthralling medley of
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      China's Yu is first world champion
      313 31  -  From BERNARD PEREIRA BANGKOK, Tues. In just 31 minutes of sheer speed and power play China's Yu Yao Tung was proclaimed the first world badminton singles champion In the world championships organised by the World Badminton Federation at the national gymnasium here tonight. Watched
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      WBF won't bar IBF members
      166 31 BANGKOK, Tues. The World Badminton Federation have decided not to bar members 61 the International Badminton Federation from taking part, in next month's Asian Games here, reports BERNARD PKRLIRA The Games' badminton events this year will be held under the auspices of the WBF, not
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      Lock icon Peking likely to be next
      47 31 BANGKOK. Tues. The next World Badminton Federation championship is expected be held in Peking next year. WBF secretary Teh Gin sool said today. He said the Chinese delegation had accepted a African Badminton Federation's proposal, but confirmation from Peking was needed. Reuter.
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      69 31 BILLIARDS National 3ball semi-finals (Wonderland Saloon. 6.30). GOLF Dr. Toh Chin Chye Cup: Singapore Civil Service v Johore Civil Service (Sentosa. 12). SOCCER Inrtit»te-V»r-•tty Collefc toui— it: Joint Campus v Polytechnic, University of Singapore v Nanyang University, Ngee Ann Technical College v Institute Of Education (ARC field, Dover
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      32 31 CRESCENT United Football Club will be organising a soccer tournament starting on Dec 27. Interested team* I may call RuseUn at *****06 i office). Entiiet close on Monday week. I
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      STC get the approval for hardcourt Open
      249 31  -  PETER SIOW By THE Singapore Tennis Centres hardcourt Open championships, scheduled for Dec 1. were last night given official blessing by the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association, who will organise the tournament with STC as the sponsors. Originally, the STC were unable to get
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      Squash fans look to a Zaman, Hunt showdown
      625 31  - Squash fans look to a Zaman, Hunt showdown PATRICK BASTIANS By THE curtain rises on the Pakistan International Airlines Squash World Series at the Kallang Complex today, with world champion Geoff Hunt, of Australia, at one end of the draw, and Qamar Zaman, of Pakistan, the world's top-ranked player, at
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      344 31 w* THE Pakistan International AlrlliMs Sauash World Series begin* J^^S aWkk today, and. fittingly, Timesport endi the Coantdown with profiles on Pakistani. Qtmtr Zaman. and Australia's Geoff Hunt, seeded one h alhVaar and two respectively in the Singapore meet. Zaman. a eheerfal rhevaUer. shosild logically have the cards JM <
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    253 32 THAI Crown Prince Vajiralonfkorn, his bead shaven, leaving the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok on Monday after his ordination as a Buddhist monk. Adjusting his unaccustomed saffron robes he stepped Into a chauffer-driven limousine tiiat brought him to his palace, where
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    259 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A MYSTERY freightei Vietnamese aboard s Indonesian island ju; and Australian immi due to go there to int and crew, informed s r with more than 2,000 ilipped away from an st as United Nations igration officials were terview the passengers sources said
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    57 32 SEATTLE. Tues The Boeing Company said today 1U profits more than doubled during the third quarter compared to the similar period a year ago. It reported a profit of TJSS92 8 million 1 1300 84 million), or US$2 17 a share, up from last years US$3» 9
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    375 32 Thai PM cooks for Teng and Russians wait in vain... BANGKOK. Tuesday PRIME Minister Kriangsak Chomanan cooked dinner for his guest, Chinese Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, tonight as annoyed Russians waited in vain for the Thai leader to turn up at a big Soviet National Day reception here. After waiting more
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    225 32 Zambians attack whites in Lusaka streets LUSAKA. Tues. HUNDREDS of angry Zambian citizens took to the streets of Lusaka today and attacked small groups of whites in a rash of racial violence sparked by recent Rhodesian air strikes into Zambia. Eye witnesses said crowds started gathering In the city centre
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        Chinese cuisines Beggar's chicken and Peking duck
        681 1  - Chinese cuisines Beggar's chicken and Peking duck TAN BAN HUAT B> gar'a Chicken. one of the lesser known Peking dishes available In local restaurants, is a delicacy nough for a king It was discovered by a beggar who later in e the first or of the Ming dynasty < 1368-1399)
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        Chinese sayings
        28 1 Mvi liv. i zan hu.i xlang. "Every man thinks his own geese swans. Yl xle ba ru yi xle. Things are going from bad to worse.
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        Stories from Chinese Proverbs
        451 1  -  LEONG WENG KAM By Bookshelf flißfr^ T. 1^ U a*\\ Rfc The bilingual publication of STORIES FROM CHINESE PROVERBS bliiAtt* a loint effort by Federal Publications and Sin Chew Jit Poh, is a positive and effective contribution towards the promotion of bilir.gualism in Singapore. The many
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        Chinese without tears
        57 1 Chinese without tears ft* hhanK physical strength; force hi hqi effort; strength hqiu strive to; make every effort to fi/tiriiK endeavour: fight for renh labour force, manpower. ii/tienKshangyou to aim high liqiujinbu struggle for improvement For example, you may say: fflB'«it£ft* 0 Tuanjie jiuslii niiang. 1 1 1 1 i
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        Lock icon Changing the idiot box to a know-all
        380 2 LONDON. Tues Thi so raiird "Televisicn That Knows Everythin may soon chance th<? lives of En»lishtrer. Americans the Dutch and the Chinfse living in Hongkong Tne general rehearsal 111 start next Janua:y In London Birmingham and Norwich, one thousand subscribers will be able
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        WORLD LEADERS
        103 2 THREE politicians who left an indelible mark in 20th Century history will be featured in a special series. WORLD LKADKBS. starting tonight over Channel 5 at 9.45 p.m. The are Winston Churchill of England. Roosevelt of the United States and Stalin of the Soviet Union. The first episode
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        An exhibition that's gruesome but thought provoking...
        520 2  - An exhibition that's gruesome but thought provoking... BAILYNE SUNG By ART lovers who would like to view works which break drastically away from the conventional art forms should visit the exhibition by 18 young Belgian artists at the National Museum art ailery. Among the 75 exhibits there are excellent examples
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        Hari Raya Haji variety show
        321 2 THREE MEN, out for a wai«:, &:gnt a strange space-craft, out of which emerges some strange humanoid aliens. No, this is not a scene from the TV series. Project UFO or Space 1999, but this is one of the highlights of AIDIL AUHA, a Hari
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        Interview with chess champion Karpov
        299 2 Interview with chess champion Karpov A BRIEF interview with world chess champion Anatoly Karpov. during his stopover here after regaining the title at Baguio, Is one of the high points in "Chess," the next programme in the HERE AND NOW magazine series (English). He will describe h<>w he Kept his
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        869 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opemtj ky the Beverly 8.30 Charles AMjtfe Little Angels of the HillMits Dou You Elly Take This Frcg? Night. Sabrina, Kris and Kelly take up re Repeat) sidence in an apartment building to catch 3.30 Diary Events (Malay) a psychopathic killer, who preys
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      From the computerised Straits Times to you...
      1345 3 From the computerised Straits Times to you Today th« Strait* Timos steps into the forefront of communications technology this article has been set by a computer. It has taken two years for the Straits Times to prepare for its entry into the very latest process of newspaper production but it
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      Changeover to new electronic editing is only the first step
      290 3 lse the system will reject The reporter's story on iX_'R paper is read by the s< anni'i which converts it into signals and feeds them into the host computer where they are stored on disks The disks constitute the computer's
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        654 3 VDTs will make li£e M easier for iI i j immm sub-editors Wf f Kleotronlr editing has come Mt- to Times House and 4^P^rJ t i e pirtnre at left shows m how this is done on a Video .j^^BW^aßsflH Display Terminal. No longer will L. Jbw'^f^^- sub-editors have to
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        246 4 OPENS ODEON TOMORROW! 1 THERE'S UFE AFTER DEATH IF YOU MIKE THE PROPER ARRANGEMENTS! DOROTHY KEENAN MALONE WYNN The Man Who 4|k Would lUol Die l^BJ 7 with ALEX SHEAFE featuring ALDO RAY introducing JOYCE INGALLS aW .aBBBBT jfl By BBB*aM JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA OPENS TOMORROW! by *v I^*'m/f m
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        612 4 PRINCE OPENS TOMORROW Daily 5 shows 11am, 1.30. 4.15. 6.45 9.30 No Free List Admission Prices: Circle $4.00- Stalls s2.so $1.50 3 days advance CASH sales NOW OPEN fur Circle Back Stalls Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water... 40H twin Jam I I
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      Days of the 'menacing' teacher are fast running out
      837 5  -  PAUL ICAMINA Filipino students can now rate their mentors By QUOTE Z As a result of student surveys, we have now added 50 elective courses to the present 20 electives. In addition, we also try to accommodate student schedules and class
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      Lock icon Family planning: Indons are optimistic
      848 5  -  SOEHARJONO 3-5 million drop in births in last three years By THE authorities here claim modest success in promoting birth control and family planning in Indonesia, the world's fifth most populous country. They do not expect any significant statistics until well into the 1980s But
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        Shop wisely and get best value for your $
        1003 6  - Shop wisely and get best value for your Tan Lee Leng It's so easy to buy things you do not really need By SHOPPING is a personal thing. It ail depends on the number of people in your house, the amount of time you can afford as well as your
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        Lock icon Humble salt gets the boot in bid to curb tension
        555 6 HELSINKI Finnish shops will soon be selling a special salt mixture to replace kitchen and table salt in a move to curb widespread high blood pressure. High blood pressure, or hypertension, has been linked to heart attacks and strokes, and
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        Greeting seals from Sata
        40 6 The Singapore AntlTuberculosls Association has launched Its 1978 greeting seals campaign. Seals at $10 a booklet have been sent to about 100,000 people and they can also be bought at the SATA office In Shenton Way.
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        No ads on baby foods please
        122 6 A WHO Europe report has recommended that advertising of food for nursing infants, older babies and young children should be prohibited on radio and television. It added that those advertising for readymade Infant foods should show clearly that they are not meant for babies
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        192 6 There's only one way to self improve your complexion and appearance That is. by |i understanding certain fundamental facts about skin care and makeup. In 4 weekly lesions at the Dorothy Gray Beauty Clinic, you can learn how to care for y.ur complexion How to take care of your personal
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        91 6 Good Buys! SURPRISE young children with something different in the way of a birthday gift. With doting relatives to shower goodies on them, the novelty of even the most expensive toy will wear off soon enough. Choose something that is useful and at the same time, decorative to boot. A)
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