The Straits Times, 14 November 1978

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    14 1 The Strait Times 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78 Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1978
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    JOINT CAMPUS: AIM 'NOT MET'
    862 1  -  IRENE NGOO The 'stick together studentseee B> A 'FAIR NUMBER' of undergraduates on the joint campus, especially the English-educated, feel that the scheme has failed to achieve its key objective to get Chinese-stream students to speak English. According to a survey carried out by the
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    Tarling's appeal opens in London
    124 1 Tarling's appeal opens in London LONDON, Mon— Former Haw Par chairman Richard Tarllng's fight to avoid extradition to Singapore to face five charges under the Com- panics Act, resumed today at a High Court hearing before the Lord Chief Justice. Lord Widsery. and two Judges Mr. ustice Griffiths and Mr.
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    Lock icon Iran: 'US has plans to step in'
    461 1 WASHINGTON, Monday THE United States has drawn up contingency plans of action if the military government in Iran falls to restore stability In that country, senior presidential adviser Hamilton Jordan said yesterday. "There Is a group of people In the (White House) National
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    Warning to cadres
    69 1 PEKING. Mon. A top official from the central provne* of Honan could face ux 'tealh sentence In a an rmbeuA.a*nt ctae marking the end of the de facto "legal Immunity" entoyed by hlch cadre* up till now. The Ptoples Dally today devoted half Its front page to
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    Lock icon Currency a key issue
    63 1 TOKYO. Mon. Japaneie Prime Minister Takeo Pukuda said today the currency problem would be a key Issue at the next summit talk* of major Industrialised nations, expected to take place In Tokyo next June. He told a private meetinu of businessmen and economists here he expected
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    Halt to Aussie flights?
    48 1 MELBOURNE. Mon. Most lnt»rrational air links to Australia could be cut by noon "on Wednesday because of a strike by air refu.llers. The extent of the disruption will depend on transport workers' union meetings In capital cities on Wednesday morning. APT. BEE PAGE 1
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    Lock icon Stab victims
    45 1 bOS ANGELES, Mon. The bodies of two stabbing victims were found early today In the city 6 transient* district known as Skid Row, In what authorities said were the seventh and eighth such slaying* In the area In leas than a month. AP.
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    Lock icon Royal wealth probe investigator quits
    110 1 TEHERAN, Mon. The man appointed to Investigate the Iranian Imperial family's assets has resigned as head of the probe committee, Pars news agency reported yesterday Mr Jamaleddin Akhavl gave age and ailing health as reasons for leaving the Inquiry, announced by the Court Ministry last
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    Boat 46 sails in
    52 1 DARWIN. Mon. A small Vietnamese refugee boat, carrying 38 people the 46th to arrive In Australia anchored in Darwin harbour today, the first to reach here in more thin four monthsImmigration officials said those on board would be "closely questioned" to establish whether they are genuine
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    Lock icon Hai Hong: KL may soften tough stand
    622 1 UN man in two-hour talks with Foreign Ministry officials KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MALAYSIAN authorities are reconsidering their decision to order the freighter Hai Hong and its 2,500 Vietnamese passengers out of the country's waters, the BBC said today. The South-east Asian correspondent of
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    Lock icon Teng's 'no' setback for ties: Mochtar
    186 1 JAKARTA, Monday EFFORTS to speed up resumption of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and China have suffered a setback because of China's refusal to withdraw support for communist guerillas in Malaysia, Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today. Chinese Senior VicePremier T e n g HslaoEing,
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    Lock icon Reds jailed
    44 1 TOKYO, Mon. The Tokyo district court today sentenced two members cf the Japanese R;d Army to prison terms raneintr from five to 10 years for their Involvement In the hijacking of a Japan Air Lines plane to North Korea In 1970. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    41 1 NEW YORK, Mon. Dow Jor.cs averages, based on first hour of trading on the New Yotk Stock Exchange: 30 lnciust 802.58 off 4.51, 20 transp 712.50 off 1.12. 15 utlls 97.67 off 0.57. 65 stock* ***** off 1.52. UPI.
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    Share prices take another beating
    279 1 Share prices take another beating THE local stock market suffered Its 10th consecutive day of decline yesterday with seemingly no end In sight. The market opened on a firm note following last Friday's steady close, but this soon proved to be a flash in the pan as the combined weight
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    Lock icon Shock aid for giant panda
    66 1 TOKYO. Men. Mild electric shocks helped Lou Lou, the 10-year-old giant panda. at the Peking Zoo. become a father of baby pandas last September by artificial lnstmfnatlon for the first time In the world. Thu> was made known by Mr. Du Huang-chang. the deputy curator
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    Egypt calls off talks
    39 1 7 S M A I L I A, Mon i-rrpt hag decided to ■lupend IU Washintton peace talks with Israel and recall Its delegation, highly placed sources In Ismallla ■aid today.— Eeater. SEE BACK PAGE
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      137 1 PETROCHEM COMPLEX: FIRM STEP FORWARD Page 11 TOUGH U.S. stand over airlines' landing rights 3 CARTER pledge to give East Jerusalem to Arabs 4 CARTER 'yes' to boost civil defence against nuclear war 5 SLAVE girls can't rrmember parents 7 SINGAPORE'S progress: Teng sees for himself 8 HON warns of
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      Lock icon No passenger boom in air price war
      297 3 No passenger boom in air price war GENEVA, Monday A PRICE war between airlines flying the North Atlantic has failed to produce a passenger boom and most now want fare rises, the International Air Transport Association data) said today. The public thinks there Is a boom caused by the low
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      Lock icon Recession in US inevitable, says Nobel winner
      292 3 Recession in US inevitable, says Nobel winner NEW YORK. Mon— Nobel prlie winning economist Milton Friedman ■aid yesterday that a United States recession 1* inevitable and could come as early as the first quarter of next year. "There is only one thine I am sure of," Mr. Friedman said in
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      Lock icon 'Inflation rising faster than CPI'
      123 3 'Inflation rising faster than CPI' WASHINGTON, Mon. Inflation rates for such basic necessities as food and shelter are rising even taster than the overall Consumer Price Index, a Washington economic coalition group reported yesterday. The exploratory project lor economic alternatives designates certain necessities in its gauge of the economy. These
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      Lock icon Armstrong injured
      67 3 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky), Mon. Nell Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, had a finger torn off today when his wedding ring jammed In the door u he Jumped from a moving truck. The ex-astronaut wu taken to a hospital here specialising In hand Injuries. where the
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      Lock icon Toilet suicide
      29 3 YOKOHAMA. Mi on. A South Korean awaiting deportation committed suicide by hanging In the toilet of an Immigration detention ccntie litre last night, polio said today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Value of defunct money rises
      102 3 WASHINGTON. Mon The United States dollar may be sagging, but Confederate money Is at Its highest value since the Southern states' surrender in 1865 made rebel cash as prime as expired cenls-ofT coupons. These days, dont tell collectors a Continental dollar is not worth a
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      Lock icon Tough US stand over airlines' landing rights
      514 3 'Qantas flights may be curbed if...' SYDNEY, Monday AIRLINE services to the United States by Australia's international airline, Qantas, may be restricted if the Australian Government refuses landing rights to America's Continental Airlines. Mr. Robert Brown, head of a six-man negotiating team from
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      559 3 These securities having been sold, this announcement appears as a matter of record only. GO Arab -Malaysian Development Bank Berhad US. $20,000,000 Floating Rate Notes due 1983 Abu Dhabi Investment Company Berliner Handels-und Frankfurter Bank Dresdner Bank Aktiengesellschaft European Arab Bank Kuwait International Investment Co. S.A.K. Manufacturers Hanover Limited The
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      Lock icon Tax rise warning by Healey
      180 4 Tax rise warning by Healey LONDON. Monday THE British Government will not hesitate to increase taxation and cut public spending 11 its an 1 1 Inflation policy Is threatened by excess pay rises. Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey said In a television interview last night. "I am not threatening.
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      Somoza in a dilemma
      80 4 MOFPING his brow at a press conference in Manama on Saturday was Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoxa. who has been given an ultimatum to leave the country in II days or face renewed antifovernment violence. At the press conference, the obviously harried President proposed a national piebescite
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      Lock icon 40 years for heroin
      45 4 BANGKOK. Mon A Spanish woman was sentenced to 40 years In Jail by a Bangkok criminal court today after being convicted of possessing 159 kilogrammes of heroin for sale. The woman Mrs. LuU Gonzales, from Las Palamas, pleaded not guilty Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Carter pledge to give East Jerusalem to Arabs'
      552 4 'Carter pledge to give East Jerusalem to Arabs' RABAT, Monday IN ;i major change in American policy, President Carter has given secret guarantees to President Sadat that East Jerusalem would be returned to the Arabs and that the West Bank and Gaza Strip would eventually become independent. This was disclosed
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      Lock icon Both sides must cut trade barriers: Study
      181 4 Both sides must cut trade barriers: Study LONDON, Mon Both Industrial and developing nations are urged to lower their trade barriers and the European Common Market is asked to reform its "irrational" agricultural protection system in a study published today aimed at helping the Tliird World. Alarm has been repeatedly
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      Lock icon Sonoda to visit Moscow
      90 4 Sonoda to visit Moscow PRAGUE. Mon. Japanese Foreign Minister Sunao Sonoda will make an unexpected visit to Moscow tomorrow. Japanese Embassy sources said today. Mr. Sonoda Is due In Prague this afternoon from Budapest for a brief official visit to Czechoslovakia, after which he was to have left straight for
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      Lock icon Keng back from tour
      53 4 HONQKONO. Mon. Chinese Vice-Premier Keng Piao returned to Peking today after paying "succeufui" visits to seven African countries, the New China Newt Agency reported. On his return from the Congo, Guinea. Mall. Ghana. Nigeria. Rwanda and Somalia. Mr. Keng was greeted at '.he airport by Vice-Premier
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      Lock icon Italian Reds have spy in ministry
      231 4 Italian Reds have spy in ministry ROME, Monday ITALIAN authorities are now convinced that Red Brigades and leftist terrorists have had a "spy" operating within the Justice Ministry since 1975. Yesterday, less than a week after the murder of a magistrate and two aides. Rome public prosecutor Giovanni de Matteo
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      Lock icon BLAST AT CIA OVER DETENTE BIAS IN THE U.S.
      149 4 BLAST AT CIA OVER DETENTE BIAS IN THE U.S. GROTON (Connecticut), Mon. A former chief at Air Force Intelligence has accused the Central Intelligence Agency of being intellectually corrupt and of allowing a prodetente bias to blind Americans about a massive military buildup In the Soviet Union. Maj. Gen. George
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      Lock icon US to return $2m for N-fuel to Pretoria
      255 4 WASHINGTON. Mon BY THE end of this month, the United States will have returned to South Africa US$l million <Bs2 1 million' intended for the purchase of nuclear fuel in this country. Government officials say that a review of the nuclear relationship,
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      Lock icon 'Used car dealers should warn of defects'
      172 5 'Used car dealers should warn of defects' WASHINGTON. Mon Used rar salesmen sell so many defective cars that the government should require them to tell buyers about defects, a Federal Irade Commission Maff report said today. The 564-pmge report, summarising rive years of investigation and hearings said the sale of
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      Woman kept in cellar: 3 charged
      110 5 LAMIA (Greece) Mon. The Lamia public prosecutor has Indicted the brother and two sisters of Elenl Karyotl. the woman imprisoned in a cellar by her family for 29 yean, and ordered their detention pending trial. The three blood relatives of the 47-year-old village woman
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      Lock icon 'STARVE TO DEATH' BID BY CONDEMNED MAN
      103 5 HI NTSVILLL (Texas), Mon— Texas authorities are faced with the dilemma of trying to keep alive a deathrow prisoner who U trying to starve himself to death. "Here faced with a man who categorically refuses to eat and wants very much to die."
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      Lock icon Mechanical whale to save the dolphins
      279 5 Mechanical whale to save the dolphins TCKYO, Monday THE Japanese Government has built a US$l6,OOO (5535,000) mechanical whale to frighten off dolphins from the shore-line to prevent another massacre of the mammals. The four metre long black and white "prototype" whale stuffed with a taped •voice" was constructed by a
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      Lock icon China out to curb industrial pollution
      132 5 China out to curb industrial pollution HONGKONG, Mon. China has announced tough new measures to control Industrial pollution, acknowledg Ing that It has become a serious problem. China's industrial flagbearer, the Tachlng ollfleld. Is one of (our of the nation's leading Industrial concerns singled out as having caused serious pollution.
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      28 5 PEKING. Mon A Chinese delegation led by National People's Congress (NFC) vice-chairman Ulanfu left Peking tills morning on a visit to Egypt. Sudan and Turkey AFP.
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      Lock icon The flasher
      45 5 TEL AVIV. Mon.— A startled elderly tourist dropped her handbag when a man dropped his trousers In a dark street of old Jaffa last night then he snatched up the bag and his pants and was gone in a flash, police said— Reuter
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      Lock icon Abandoned hotel collapses
      49 5 Abandoned hotel collapses THIS former hotel in Jciplin Montana had already been condemned and scheduled for demolition when it collapsed on Saturday and buried an unknown number of workers preparing the abandoned building for destruction. Rescue workers are seen sifting through the debris to search for bodies. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Bid to smash Amin's army
      56 5 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Mon Tanzanlan troop; battled Ugandan soldiers today in a major counter-offensive to try to "destroy" President Idl Amln's army and oust the Ugandan dictator from power, government sources said A Ugandan spokesman. hoA-ever, said the frcnt was again quiet after the Tanzanlans had been
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      Lock icon Prices are stable, says Desai
      163 5 Prices are stable, says Desai NSW DELHI. Mon. Prime Minister Morarjl Detal said yesterday the erg of ihopplng queues and shortage* has ended In India and prices an stable. Referring to frequent charges by his predecessor, Mrs. Indira Gandhi. that his government has neglected the poor and prices are rising.
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      Carter 'yes' to boost nuclear war civil defence
      368 5 PRESIDENT Carter has approved a new programme for bolstering the nation's civil defence against nuclear attack, a move, government officials said, designed to save as many as 140 million American lives In the event of a major war with the Soviet Union.
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      25 5 WOLVERHAMPTON (England). Mon. Hundreds of ex-servicemen boycotted a Remembrance Day service for war dead today becau&J a delegation of homosexuals took part. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Japan holds off reactor decision
      220 6 Japan holds off reactor decision TOKYO. Mon— The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Mlti) said today it has held off until next March whether to import Cana- dian developed nuclear reactors. The Miti decision was regarded as a compro- mise to the Atomic En1 ergy Commission (AEC) which is
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      Against nuclear pollution
      42 6 Against nuclear pollution SWISS anti-nuclear demonstrators gathering on the grounds of the Gosgen nuclear plant during their p r o t e st on Sunday morning. The environmentalists were demonstrating against the danger of nuclear pollution from the plant. I PI picture.
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      111 6 Gunmen shoot official's legs MILAN, Mon Ounmen today shot the Health Director of Milan's main prison, wounding him in the legs, police said. They said the official, Dr. Mario Marchettl, was ambushed close to his home In a Milan suburb. He lost consciousness on his way to hospital and his
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      34 6 MANILA. Mon. The Soviet Union plans to launch a large trade information campaign in efforts to boost its sales In the Philippines its trade representative. Mr. Victor Sumelenov. said here today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Congressmen warn Japan on 2 issues
      269 6 TOKYO, Mon. United States congressmen Issued blunt warnings today to Japanese lawmakers on two sensitive bilateral Issues trade and defence. Members of the 41 -man congressional delegation warned at the start of talks with Japanese legislators that Japan must open its markets to US
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      Lock icon Billion-$ white elephant in Austria
      263 6 Billion-$ white elephant in Austria New uses sought for nuclear plant VIENNA, Monday WHAT do you do with a US$5OO million (Ssl.l billion) nuclear power plant that cannot be put to use? Austria's electricity boards are searching for an answer following a national referendum which barred the activation of the
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      231 6 Charles 30 today and most popular LONDON, Mon Prince Charles celebrates his 30th birthday tomorrow savouring almost unprecedented tributes to the man whom the British press has affectionately dubbed "the monarch In waiting." Although he may have to wait another 30 years before he becomes kins, no heir-apparent to the
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      47 6 PARIS. Mon. An explosion wrecked two floors of a block of flat* In Parts today, killing one mar. and Injuring two people, rescue workers said. The cause of the explosion In the five-storey apartment block In southern Paris was not Immediately clear. Reuter.
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      25 6 BONN. Mon. A policeman guarding the home o( West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dtetr!ch Oenacher and a prowler exchanged shots early today, police reported. UPI.
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      29 6 HONOKONO. Mon About 100.000 people will leave the northern plains In Vietnam to resettle at mountainous economic zones, Including 42 forestry centres. Radio Hanoi reported tonight. AFP.
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      How a green pebble brought down the acid-bath killer
      205 6 THE killer heaved the woman he had shot inU a tank of acid, then arrogantly told his Scotland Yard interrogators: "Every trace has gone. How can you prove marder If there Is no body?" Then pat h o loglsi Keith Simpson
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      Lock icon Officials' expenses far bigger than salary: Paper
      260 7 Officials' expenses far bigger than salary: Paper JAKARTA. Mon Allegations that the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporator <mt Nad bribed Indonesian officials tc secure a telecommunication contract today sparked public charge: that some government officials' personal expenses were far bigger than their salary allowed them. 'How can a government official
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      133 7 Indochina conflict: 'China helpless' NEW YORK, Mon Vietnam ma> bp "going for broke in Its conflict with Kampuchea and China has little military capability of doing anything about It. according to Canadian political scientist Danle' Tretiak. Mr. Tretiak. who accompanied Chinas Senior Vice-Premier Teng Hslao-pinK on his visit to Japan,
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      $54m drugs seized
      61 7 NEW YORK. Mon Authorities s>eiied 28 tonnes of mai.ji.di.il and 10 million addictive slerpliiK Ubleis I u«»lei here yesterday. a Coast Guard spokesman said The mailjuana valued at US$25 million iS$M million. and the sedative tablets, with a itrert value estimated at U8110 milhun. were seised at
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      Asean fair slip-up by Fraser
      167 7 HONGKONG. Mon. It was a gaffe that did not actually endear Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser to his South-east Asian listeners at the opening of the Asean trade fair In Sydney last month when he said: "A number of Asean nations. particularly China. South Korea.
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      186 7 Plight of 21 'slave* girls BANGKOK, Mon. Abused and abandoned, the 21 girls recently rescued from a Bangkok "slave factory" have little chance of ever seeing their homes or familits again, public welfare officials said. After years of labouring 12 hours a day on starvation
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      'Scramble for diesel marts in S-E Asia'
      145 7 MANILA, Mon. —At least 11 foreign companies are engaged in a fierce scramble for diesel engine markets in South-east Asia, according to the Asian Wall Street Journal. In the Philippines, the paper said, Japanese, British and German companies are contending for a I
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      New Aussie plan for migrants
      223 7 CANBERRA, Monday A NEW points system for selecting migrants for Australia will be Introduced from next Jan 1, Immigration Minister Michael MacKellar announced here today. Mr. MacKellar said that under the Numerical Multi-Factor Assessment System cNumas), prospective migrants must score at least 30 points out
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      Lock icon Special court for Subic base ruled out
      216 7 MANILA Mon. The Philippines today opposed a United States proposal to create a speoiil court Inside the US Subic naval base, saying tt would pose jurisdiction problems and constitute a financial burden. But American mil!tary authorities said the court Is needed to clear
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      61 7 PARIS. Mon. Owners of small petrol stations throughout France began a week of protests today against government measures allowing price cuts The garage owners complained that the measures allowing cuts of 13 centimes a litre (about 836 cents per 4 5 litres favoured big stations, while small
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    THE FABLE OF THE FOOLISH OLD MAN
    299 8 THE FABLE OF THE FOOLISH OLD MAN VISITING Chinese Scalar Vice rremier Tenf HsUo-pinc Invoked the faMe of the rnlit Old Man who renoved the moantain to lUsatrate the determi nation of the Chinese people in Mhleving modernisation He said thii when re plylnc to a toast at a dinner
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    Singapore's success: Teng sees for himself
    743 8  - Singapore's success: Teng sees for himself IRENE NGOO and S. M. MUTHU By CHINESE Senior Vice- Premier Mr. Teng Hsiao-ping was yesterday shown the various facets of Singapore's success story from housing to industrialisation. Accompanied by his wife. Madam Cho Un, Foreign Minister Mr. Huang Hua. his wife. Madam So
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    Poland's envoy
    66 8 THE Straits Times yesterday wrongly reported that the Polish ambasbad or Mr. Stanlslaw Dabkowskl. was not at Paya Lebar Airport to receive the visiting Chinese Senior VicePremier, Mr. Teng Hsiao- ping. Mr. Dabkowskl Is the Charge d'AfTaires and he was in the line-up of dignitaries but the ambassador.
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      265 8 How to get to Tokyo and beyond the fastest way lE2S HHHIHIH X!WU)Kk K***s^l lifaikj W "4 7 fights a week to New York City la. v'liaai IIJLsaJ U^fl W^^^^M^^^- De P arture 100 Bi-weekly departure to &|^^B"^'l^L^^PHBK: Sao Paulo and Rio De Janeiro. ff*S mA "J^Sfl <\ '-iJi%M 4fli
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      282 8 FILM SHOWS at 81nga- Hill. Open from 11.30 of Young Thai Artists, at pore Science Centre at a.m. to 7 p.m. daily ex- the Young People's Oal3 p.m. The Power to cept Mondays and public lery from 10.30 am to Fly and Flight Plan. Ad- holidays. Free admission. 7 p.m.
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    Hon warns of curb on growth of tourism
    493 9 Barriers by airlines FINANCE Minister Hon Sui Sen warned yesterday that restrictive protectionistic arrangements by airlines would check the growth of tourism, to the detriment of regional economic development and better international understanding. Apparently referring to the proposed arrangement between Australia and
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    'One in eight suffers from high blood'
    266 9 ONE In every seven or eight Singapore adults suffers from I high blood pressure a disease which kills more than 250 people yearly. Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Singapore, Prof. Low Lip Ping, says In the Mirror, a Culture Ministry publication, that
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    Gardener who stole gems fined $1,000
    175 9 Gardener who stole gems fined $1,000 OARDENER 8. Slvasubramanlam 26, was fined 000 or four months' Jail in default, by a district court yesterday after he admitted stealing diamond and gold Jewellery worth $2 800 belonging to a beautician. The court heard that onOct IS, Miss Teo Po.i Choo, 31,
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    Stamp exhibit
    24 9 A STAMP exhibition. th« National Stamp annex. 1971. wUI be bald at Urn National art OaUarr from Not 2i to Dec 1
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    WORK ON KALLANG RIVER NEARLY DONE
    135 9 WORK ON KALLANG RIVER NEARLY DONE THE Ministry of Environment hu completed 70 per cent of the work to Improve the drainage of one of 8 1 n f a pore's dirtiest waterways, Kalian g mm. Six contractors are now working on the deepening, widening and lining of the river
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    A special welcome awaits 2-millionth tourist
    236 9 A special welcome awaits 2-millionth tourist A GRAND welcome will be given to the twomllllonth tourtat who U expected to arrive In Singapore sometime next month. The director of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. K.C. Yuen, said yesterday: "There will be a lion dance and a chauffeurdriven luxury car
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    Woman tour exec dies after attack and robbery
    287 10 rPS MURDER, SAY POLICE TOUR executive Mrs. Charles Tan, 3 3, who was found with severe head and face injuries in dense undergrowth near the Kranji War* Memorial after being brutally attacked by a robber on Nov 4, died in hospital on
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    Talk in Malay at library
    60 10 A UNIVERSITY of Singapore Malay Studies Department lecturer, Dr. Tham Seong Chee, will speak on How to Bring up Your Child at the Queenstown branch library on Saturday at 3 p.m. The talk. In Malay, v held by the library's adult section. Admission Is by
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    Lawyer Khoo's trial put off to Nov 23
    267 10 Lawyer Khoo's trial put off to Nov 23 THE trial of lawyer Khoo Hin Hiong, who faces three charges of criminal breach of trust Involving $215,468, has been adjourned to Nov 23. i District Judge Mr. Ibrahim Burhan granted the adjournment after Mr. D. Farquharson, QC, defending, told the court
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    Rotary club lunch talk
    58 10 nix head of the biology department of United World College of South-east Asia. Mr. A. DUly. wUl speak on Singapore- London An Educational Experience at a luncheon organised by the Rotary Club of Singapore District S30. The talk will be given at the 4th Floor. Function
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    15 nursery class graduations this week
    110 10 15 nursery class graduations this week FIFTEEN kindergarten graduation ceremonies will be held In various constituencies from today till Friday. One ceremony will take place at the Cheng Hwa community centre today at 7 p.m. Tomorrow, two will be held s. the Tampines and Nee Soon community centres, while on
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    About gems
    32 10 DR. Kevin Nr will speak on diamonds and colour*< 7 stone* at the monthly dim 11 meetluff of the Zcr.u Club of Staffapore at th* H,»tt Hotel tomorrow at pju.
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    Island camp
    22 10 THX Moulmdr. community centre youth executive oon.mlttee will hold a camp at St John Island on Saturday at S pm.
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    CC talentime
    24 10 THX floal* of a UUenUme wUI be held by the Boon Teck community centra at tta premise* co Saturday at IJO pjn.
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    FORMER RECORDING ARTISTE TURNS TO RELIGION
    107 10 FORMER RECORDING ARTISTE TURNS TO RELIGION FORMER Malay record Ing artiste Syed Hamid Ahmad Alkaff has found a new job for his voice religions preaching. Popular in the *****, Syed Hamid, 45 has had many hit songs. Including Cenderaweslh. However, due to the outcrop of new talents, he quietly dropped
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    Visits to factories
    33 10 A VISIT to various factories here will be the theme of jn excursion for children on Saturday at 8 amIt U held by the Tanglln community centre youth executive committee
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    Health risks
    21 10 AN EXHIBITION on health hazards will be held at the Sims Avenue community centre on Friday at 8 p.m
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    Engineer to die for murder of manager
    550 10 THE High Court yesterday sentenced to death a ship's fifth engineer, Oue Chun Llan, 27, for the murder of his crew recruitment manager, Peter Goh, in the Cecil Street office of a shipping firm on Sept 20 last year The trial judge*. Mr.
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    Problems of MCS quite normal says II—Sana
    170 10 Problems of MCS quite normal says II Sana- THE Singapore A n 1 1Narcotlcs Association said yesterday that the problems recently raised by the Muslim Counselling Service (MCB) were purely administrative ones and "quite normal" In an organisation such as Sana. Otherwise, there were no differences between the service and
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    CC youth group's road run
    68 10 A ROAD-RUN, starting and ending at the Tang Hn community centre, will be held by the centre's youth group on Dec 17 at 8 a.m. Tbe Minister for Law, Science and Technology »nd the Environment, Mr. I.W. Barker, who U alao MP for T&nglln, will
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    $2bil petrochem complex: A firm step forward
    567 11  - $2bil petrochem complex: A firm step forward LEE KIM CHEW BIG U.S- OIL FIRM AGREES TO TAKE PART By MOVES to start the $2 billion petrochemical romplex at I'uhiii Aver HerInn took iini' step forward w h C n I giant IS oil company. Phillips Petroleum, agreed last week to
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    'PROSPERITY' – 99 TIMES FOR LONGEVITY
    143 11 'PROSPERITY' 99 TIMES FOR LONGEVITY CALMGRAFHEB Miss Wont; Yuan Ben. 35, admiring her own Chinese calligraphy where the word "prosperity" is written 99 times each in Ua actual form its used daring different dynasties in Chinese history. Why 99 times? Because, "when spoken in Cantonese, the word 99 sounds like
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    Sikhs celebrate
    45 11 THE Sikh community In Singapore is celebrating the birthday of Guru Nanak. the iounder of the Sikh religion today. As part of the celebrations, which began on Sunday, free food is being served to all at the Central Sikh Temple In Queen Street.
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    Photography course
    36 11 Photography course THE YMCA will conduct s> »lx-week Intensive course on practical colour photography at it* Orchard Road premises from Friday. Lectures will be held on Mondays. W.tiuesd&ys and Fridays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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    XMAS CHESS FESTIVAL STARTS ON DEC 16
    67 11 THE Singapore Chess j Federation and National Chess Enterprises will organise the second Sin- j gapore Christmas International chess festival from Dec 16 to 23. The first prize for the men's section will be $700 and for the women's section, $400 Entry forn
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    Capital drug charge man asked for 'forgiveness'
    352 11 Capital drug charge man asked for 'forgiveness' COURT TOLD A MALAYSIAN broker, Loong Phong Hoy, 60, facing trial here yesterday on a capital drug charge, was said to have asked for "forgiveness" from a narcotics officer who detained him at Woodlands checkpoint on March 10 last year, i The officer.
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    No cholera
    21 11 NO further :ace of cholera has been reported during the past week, according to an Environment Ministry statement yrslerdty
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    Asean life insurance seminar
    78 11 Asean life insurance seminar A TOTAL of 87 delegates from Asean countries are attending a threeday life insurance seminar at Goodwood Park Hotel. The seminar, which began yestorday. Is organised by the Mercantile and Oeneral Reinsurance Co. Ltd. and the Singapore Insurance Training Centre. Mr N N Handa. one of
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    "Examine again your priorities' advice to mission schools
    338 12 MISSION schools need to re-examine their priorities to see if they have overemphasised the importance of academic results, says an article In the Teachers" Rostrum. This does not mean that they should aim for mediocrity instead of excellence, It adds "What is
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    Bank worker's CBT
    69 12 A WOMAN bank employee was charged in court yesterday with committing criminal breach of trust of $450 at the United Overseas Bank In Tanjong Katong Road. Chan Ylng. 34. is alleg- ed to have committed the offence on Aug 10 at 945 am She pleaded guilty and
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    Trainees of SAF school show dexterity
    222 12 Trainees of SAF school show dexterity THESE b\ys yesterday proved true the jAF Boys School's slot an: That If they have the talent, the SAF would have the training. All trainees from the school's technical wing, they showed their dexterity in tuning the engine of a Ford Escort, at a
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    'HAD SEX WITH GIRL' CHARGE
    124 12 'HAD SEX WITH GIRL' CHARGE TWO youths were charged in court yesterday with having carnal connection with an underaged girl at a construction site off Tamplnes Road on May 2. Mohamed Sidek bin Saad. 19, and All bin Kassln were alleged to have committed the offence between 1 and 5
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    Walkathon to help set up club
    81 12 Walkathon to help set up club THE MP for Bukit Merah, Mr. LJm Chee Onn, will flag off a walkathon at Eusoff College on Nov 25 at 4 p.m. The walkathon, organised by Eusoff College and sponsored by Pra*er and Neave and Citibank. 1* to raise funds to act up
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    Ministry move to ease burden of pupils
    290 12 Ministry move to ease burden of pupils p Schools curriculum under review THE Ministry of Education is now re vising the curriculum for secondary schools in a move to ease the burden on the students. A ministry spokesman said yesterday that nothing Is definite yet but the ministry's curriculum section
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    67 Malay teachers undergo language training
    168 12 THE first batch of 67 Malay stream teachers are now undergoing language enrichment courses in the Regional Language Centre (RELC) and language conversion courses In the Institute of Education to upgrade their teaching skills. Fifty eight of them are attending courses on better spoken
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    APPLICATIONS INVITED FOR BURSARIES
    90 12 THE Prophet Muhammad's Birthday Memorlal scholarship Fund Board invites students studying from Secondary Ito4 in government and government aided schools to apply for its award of bursaries now. Students making the application must be a Singapore citizen or whose either parent Is a Singapore citizen, Students
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      219 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Names of tirds Including 1 savior 1 of Brown> «2Se^ 6 SSSSPol running through ChurchUUan phr.«? part of Hood's song? i'V; h «vin« to «»rei»9 Advantage ol having son.* 13 l0 ex «r«*« 10 Akk ''iL^V, 1 8 b dy OWyn e U 1 .f
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    Mother and daughter die in crash
    431 13  -  PAUL WEE: FRANCIS ONG Car ploughs through house after mowing down two women By Pictures by A MAN watched in horror as a car went out of control and mowed down his mother and sister as it ploughed through a house and crashed into
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    Cannabis hidden in fishes: Man fined
    101 13 CUSTOMS officers at the Woodlands checkpoint thought there was something Ashy about a man carrying fish from Malaysia Into Singapore in a bus. And sure enough, when they looked Into the stomachs ot the three fishes, they fc md rolls of catinabls. a c
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    On medicine
    34 13 A TALK In English on the sale ise of medicine will be given by a pharmacist. Mis* Amy Loh ut the Bukit M«rah community centre on Nov 22 at S p m
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    $2,000 fine for lying on oath
    309 13 A DISTRICT court yesterday heard how a hawker's assistant was outsmarted by the Hire Purchase Association of Singapore although he I took great pains Including a false declaration to get a loan dishonestly from a finance company. In the dock was Chee Kok Kiang.
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    Piano recital at RELC
    57 13 FRENCH pianist Monlque Duphll will give a recital at the Regional Language Centre auditorium in Orange Qrove Road tomorrow at 8.30 D.m. She will play the works of Debussy The conceit is presented by the Singapore Musical Society In conjunction with the Embassy of Prance. Ticket*
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    CC barbecue
    29 13 A BARBECUT will be held by the Al)onied community centre yo«th group at Marine Paradr on Saturday. For detail*, ring *****9 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Essay contest closing date extended
    89 13 THE closing date for entries for the essay writing competition on Courtesy Is Our Way Of Life, organised by the Ministry of Culture, has been extended to Dec 31. The ministry's cultural activities section said this Is to allow students, who are now preparing for
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    Law grads admitted for work in chambers
    216 13 Law grads admitted for work in chambers TEN law graduates, now c o m p 1 eting their six-month pupilage in law firms here, were yesterday allowed by the Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chonjr Jin, to appear on behalf of their respective "masters" (senior lawyers) in chambers' applications in the
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    3 meetings for prayer week
    77 13 3 meetings for prayer week THREE public meetings will be held this week In conjunction with the World Week of prayer. At the meeting at the YWCA In Fort Canning Road tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mr Caleb Loo will speak. The next night, Reverend Naomi Dowdy will speak at the
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    Story-telling competition
    40 13 THE Bedok community centre management committee will hold a children's storytelling contest tomorrow. The contest is open to children between six and 13 years old who stay In the Bedok constituency. Entry forms are available at the centre.
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    Shooting: NS youth charged
    118 13 A NATIONAL Serviceman was charged In a district court yesterday with using a service revolver to cause grievous hurt to another serviceman. Norman bin Abdul Samad. 20. was charged with accidentally shooting Hazlee bin Hamld, at the internal Security Department holding centre in Onraet Road on
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    Swimming carnival
    39 13 A SWIMMING carnival will be held at the Buona Vista swimming complex on Saturday at 2 30 p.m. It Is organised by the Buona Vista communtt} centre management committee, cltlsens' consultative committee and the constituency sports club.
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  • The straits Times TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1978
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      TELLING TENG
      330 14 THE visiting Chinese Senior VicePremier, Mr. Teng Hsiao-ping, leaves Singapore today having completed a three-nation swing through Asean. Mr. Teng's stopovers In Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore are unlike his journey of triumph to Tokyo, where he reportedly captivated many hearts and bowled his hosts over. The departing
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      REGRETTABLE SLIP
      289 14 THE fuss over the weekend about 24-hour vehicle entry permits issued to Malaysianregistered cars entering Singapore at the Causeway has proved something of a storm In a teacup. The incident seems attributable to a combination of unfortunate circumstances, together with a breakdown of communication between the two parties
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    Now the problem is on the British side
    497 14  -  WAN HULAIMI By in LONDON BECAUSE of Japan's technological progress, it is now necessary for British technologists to learn Japanese to keep up with Japanese research. In the past the Japanese had to learn English to use Western technology. The language problem
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    Little doubt govt fared worst in education row
    832 14  - Little doubt govt fared worst in education row RODNEY HOBSON, TEST IN LIBERALISM GOES ON By our Hongkong correspondent THE storm that rocked the Hongkong education system when a school introduced an experiment in liberalism has quietened down. The row shows the British colony is not a totally apolitical society,
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    Conflicting views on resto ring ties with China
    1006 14  - Conflicting views on resto ring ties with China ROBIHAN ANWAR, It looks as if it will take some time before Jakarta normalises relations with Peking By In Jakarta WITH the visit by a Chinese delegation to Jakarta last month to attend a forestry conference, the debate on the question of
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    Of double concern to Asean nations
    609 14  - Of double concern to Asean nations MASAHITO ISHIZUKA By in Hongkong By special arrangement with the Japan Economic Journal. IT APPEARS no coincidence that there is growing worry about Japan's trade surpluses with several Asian countries at a time when a recession in the American economy is becoming a prospect
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      27 14 THE SEIKO Z*^ QUARTZ At I CHANGING m jJ, THE WORLD'S ih V^Jl STANDARD OF fcr +<^l}\ ACCURACY. 1 ■stss) ill watches will N made this wjy.
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      Let banks form specialised venture capital subsidiaries
      1005 15 IN SUBSTANCE I am in agreement with the views expressed by "Struggling Entrepreneur" (BT. Nov. 9> H<s description of the plights of a small businessman Is, I believe, accurate. That bankers are the custodians of their depositors' money is a fact. and whether
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      Preserving our dwindling flora and fauna
      224 15 MRS Marjorle Doggett's concern for caged birds is not prompted by sentiment. Many industrialised countries have reacted to preserve their dwindling flora and fauna on land and sea. The banning of commercial whaling, hunting of indigenous wild life and collection of specimen marine and
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      What about the many dirty feature films?
      289 15 SOMK time ago an Am c r ie a n housewife complained to your newspaper, the American Embusy. Board of Films Censors and Cathay Organisation about the exhibition of the nim This is America which ■he found to be disgusting portrayal of the
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      Disappointed at way quiz was handled
      93 15 Disappointed at way quiz was handled I AM a ardent follower of the RTS Talentime series. The home viewers contest in the third-quarter final was very unfair. I was disappointed at the way the homevlewers quiz was handled by the compere in respect of the second contestant. The compere completely
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      Looking forward to direct radio paging
      138 15 DURING m> recent visit to Kuala Lumpur. I was delighted to Ir urn that the radio paging system there operates on paging the message directly to the subscriber. I am wondering when this system will he implemented in Singapore for the convenience of more
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      Can't sit where we like
      65 15 Can't sit where we like I AM curious to know why people eating at the Sat ay Club, the Esplanade, are not allowed to sit where they so choose. It people eating at most food centres are allowed to sit where they please, why Is this not so at the
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      Lock icon Giving airlines more leeway to lower fares
      918 15  -  TONY AUSTIN lATA members asked to approve a revolution in travel By in Geneva AIRLINE chief executives are meeting in Geneva this week to approve a revolution in air transport which will bring cheaper fares to millions of travellers but possible rain to
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1218 16 THK l*»t tnnaacud ready mlt at lh» rtow o( buiinm on Uw Stock Exchmnfr of Wntipwi twfiHj etaptnd with Uk prrrtout okjr'i pneca togpthrr wlih 1V7S hlfh and low Adjusted for wrip rlfhu itsurl INIHVTIUALt itn tap Lm Ci— «y Salt 132 Arm* 230 IS* Alcom 234 112
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      Unit trusts
      321 16 TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots 'Ready' totalled 5.742 units valued at $13,492. Industrials accounted for 3.603 finance 955 hotels 129 properties 529 debentures, loans and bonds 2. oil palms 2 tins 108. and rubbers 416. Settlement Contracts' totalled 151. units
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1465 16 n and -lerclay »U(i the Mimihrr "1 ••lures traded ttMOTI OMuiUU i-a am Hi m.-innii Contncti are quoted alter the word Hig Board deal (In lots of 2.000 units) are quoted after the letters BB SECTION ONE INDrSTRIALS AIIM <Twc (1 17S) (1) 18 BAT (1 0OBH3)
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      Options
      44 16 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 Inchcape 1.61 (Dec 658) Slme Darby 2 80 (Dec 458)
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1583 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Aimtmttt 1 2 40B) Aletm il 748) ill 1 77 111 17!
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      Lock icon Money market closes higher
      126 16 INTEREST rates on the domestic money market closed generally higher In moderate trading during the week ended Nov 8 dealers said. Over night hovered around four per cent throughout the week but eased late last Wednesday to close at 21 per cent, up 1} per cent
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        53 16 TranohMiM* 080 -90 L'AC 300 -SO OCBC 780 -30 BarfcuUJ 670 -30 FAN 4M -24 496 -22 Strmiu Tr.4lB« MO -20 Tractor* 472 -16 Witrm 296 -18 NaayanfPrw* 300 -18 DBS 410 -14 Ol H 340 -14 HOB 322 -14 (anting. 320 -14 bto 350 -12 HonfUoac 328 -12
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        30 16 Haw Par 1.038.000 81a* Darby 305.000 UOB 211.000 M CYedii 1S8.000 MBaakin« 1M.OO0 U I SacwitiM 100.000 CoaaPUat 95.000 OCBC 93.000 K L Kcpeac 70.000 Gaatnax 75.000
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        36 16 B T Index Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Tins rubbers: O.C.B.C S.E.S. Ind: 1758.74 365.57 667.36 268 48 231.25 164.97 536 52 329 64 ***** *****1 358.71 657.04 266 99 230.12 162.69 533.37 321 65 326.51
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        443 16 Share prices s »jarply across tne board, pushed lower by heavy •elUng in moat sectors, dealeri The Hang Seng Index fell 37.83 points to 537.18 although some stocks finished slightly above the day's lows. The setback was largely selffuelled but with sentiment also depressed by fears of higher interest
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        439 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher In moderate trading, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 10.84 points to 5.973.37, with a volume of 3S0 million shares. The New index closed at 441.52, up 0.26 point. Cotton mills rose, led by NU•hin Spinnin*. which gained 23 to 878 yen, reflecting
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        354 16 SYDNEY: Oains by selected resources stocks, led by BHP. were the main feature In a generally Indifferent trading day, dealers said. News that BHP has located hydro-carbon Indications in the Fortescue No. 2 well In the Bass Strait, helped the stock rise 12 cents to close at ASB 24
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        68 16 THE Development Bank or Singapore said It has formed a whollyowned subsidiary, DBS Trading iPtei Ltd. to act as a trader and dealer In gold and Rold futures. The company will have an authorised capital of $1 million and a paid-up capital of $2. it said. The
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        36 16 pays 10 pc KUALA LUMPUR: Malaya Glass Factory has declared a first and final dividend of 10 per cent (seven per cent) taxexempt, payable on January 15, to shareholders registered on January 2 —Reuter,
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        36 16 MMtif Saturday Koo«koa« 208 008 208.508 *****8 209 108 S'pora (2) 209 OSB Closed 2O» 78S) Closed Export pneta to non-sterling ar*as la US doilar par misw (1) Australian dollar dot ounce (2) Average price
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        26 16 THE Straits tin price surged $20 higher to $2,035 per plcul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down 75 tonnes to 181 tonnes.
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        332 16 OPENING prices In the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked up one cent on higher London advices and after close steadiness here last Friday, dealers said. Prices later fell back graduatelly on lack of buying interest and some stale bull liquidations. The morning session closed quiet. Prices eroded two
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        31 16 Rubber Nov 13. Singapore: Dec 255.35 eta (down 2.25 eta). Malaysia Dec 255.50 cU (down 6.00 eta). Tin: $2,035 (up $20). Official offering: 181 tonnes (down I 75 tonnes).
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        111 16 DAILY SSR and SMR prices at noon yesterday: Dee Jan ■-A-8. (Torrent Mth) (Forward Mlhl Bnyea* riellera Bujrro SeHera SSR 20 (1 ton pallet) 242 00 244 CON 244 50 246.50N atEJxi 1 paae 2400 *****N J42S0 a«4-»o« SMR 5CV (1 ton paUet) 266 00 271.0ON 270.50
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        123 16 CMIMIII MODUCI IXCHANCI. SINCAPORI NOOH CLOSING MHII POM MCVL YISTIftOAY. Cesenut sil: Bulk (105 u.Kn, old drum (110 Kllcri, new drum (115 selers. C*#rs: Mixed (loose) UK/Coat. MT buyers Pester Ifuntok AST a whit* fob 100* NLW (357, tellers. Sarawak wblta fab M« NLW (340 tellers Sarawak special
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      441 16 IT WAS Mil, .ell and sell most of the way at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday when widespread losses were recorded across the board. At the height of the bear raid, heavy selling fives rise to a buyers' market. But in the last half hour
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      399 16 THE Kuala Lumpur stock mantel took another big step backwards yesterday as heavy selling forced prices sharply lower across a broad front. At the close yesterday, double digit losses filled the boards, sending the various market Indices crashing down. The New Straits Times Industrial ordinary share Index, reflecting
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      116 16 THE US dollar opened higher at $2.1720/40 In the Singapore forex market yesterday, cautious and uncertain over the direction It would go. Trading was thin and quiet with the US unit hovering around the $2.1740/60 level, reachIng a high of $2 1780/95 before sliding back to close
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      815 17 Capital shortage keeps Sim Lim Investments in the red A SHORT AOE of worclng capital and adverse conditions In the property market arc hampering Sim Urn Investments in its efforts to get back into the black The group, whose main operations Include finance, property development, trading and some agriculture, turned
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      Benta confident of another good year ahead
      594 17 Benta confident of another good year ahead AFTER successfully I weathering the adversity of the previous year's drought. Benta Plantations, a 70.3 per cent owned subsidiary of Kempas and a member of the Si me Darby group, looks forward with confidence to another good year. Chairman K.N. Eales based the
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      Paper Products to raise its equity
      528 17 PAPER Products (Malaya) is well on the way to another good year. Its chairman. Mr Chang Ming Thlen. has expressed confidence that the 1978 profit should exceed last year's Msl 6 million, in contrast to earlier predictions that the current year profit would only
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      146 16 Interbank rates at 3.00 p.m. C urrrncin Nominal rates Smith* nktn Percentage quoted yesterday (cross) parity chute ua cnnar *.i iou Sterling pound 4.2645 Hongkong dollar 45 to VTslan dollar 90.38 \ust schilling 15.7910 Sel franc (com) 7.3460 Danish kroner 39.4560 French franc 50.6045 [UUan lire 0 25S5
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      172 16 11/ It/Mt IK/US IS /Can JS/Fr. It. 4 2812 4 2875 9834 9943 4.7900 ***** 8532 85 35 4.2975 4 3000 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Nov 13. US Doiu™ (Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 11 1/] II 3/8 1 mth 11 1/16
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      35 16 Ck)slng ""^b*"" o" Singapore dollar on Nov 13 Offer Bid Overnight 4 3 1/3 1 mth 6 1/8 6 3 mths 6 11/16 6 9/16 3 mths 7 6 7/8 Source: AMlev Pearcc.
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      45 16 Ranoe of ratrs offend Oy titco£I.,?EJ!\o?/2',l.,?EJ!\o?/2',? y 2iTd?£J W 3 citstn. Bu, Stil 3-Month Trtasuty biiu 37 8 3 3/4 S«£ J.'SSJS 7 5/14 73/ i BSm M.tlanai bkU it NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from the** quoted by bank* to their customer!
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      25 16 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to I their best customers is 7 U per cent.
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    276 17 Holders of Sime will choose auditors on Friday SIME Darby Holdings shareholders will decide this Friday at their Conpany's annual general mailing in Kuala Lumpur who they want as their auditors. This follows the Sim* board'i derision to reject the proposal by the incumbent auditor, Turquand Youngs and Company, for
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    HME sees good crop prospects
    266 17 HME sees good crop prospects THE chairman of Harriaont Malaysian Estates (HMK), Mr. F.W. Harper, in his i nnual report said good commodity prices and crop prospects hold promise jf another satisfactory result despite the pressure on costs. He said it was dangerous to try to project a full year's
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    Timuran Holdings
    140 17 TIMURAN Holdings Bhd. informed the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that Its sale of about 6 per cent of the equity capital of United Biscuits Manufacturing Sdn Bhd. (ÜBM) was at a price of 68 Malaysian cents per share, paid for in cash. This final offer price was in
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    Club outing
    21 17 THE Bras Basah photographic club will hold a photographic club outing to .luron? Town on Sunday at 9 am
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    Matchbox toys to be made here
    195 17 Matchbox toys to be made here SINGAPORE S growing toy Industry will receive a boost wher I, e s n ey International the British toy giant o! Matchbox fame, goes Into production. Lesney industries was set up about a month age and has been awarded a six -year pioneer state's
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    Private sector's role in Asean trade
    399 17 THE Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) is to submit an official request urging the Asean heads ol government to allow businessmen in the private sector to play a bigger role in the expansion of intraregional trade. The request, to be submitted in
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    Top Taiwan singers for trade expo
    234 17 A MONTH-LONG trade exposition In Decem- ber with an array of top Taiwanese and local entertainers on hand every evening will be the highlight of a fund-raising project planned by the Pioneer Industries Employees Union (PIEU). The exposition which will be held at the
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    Blood donor sessions for this week
    105 17 Blood donor sessions for this week THE Blood Bank will hold donation session; at Airline House, Pays Lebar Airport, today between 9 a.m. and 3.3C p.m. and tomorrow at Mara thon Letourneau Ofishore, 55 Gul Road tomorrow between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. The Blood Donation Centre at Singapore General
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    Film show to raise funds
    50 17 THE Kong Kuan Village community centre management commitUtf will hold a film show, The Patriotic Knights, at the Sin Wah Theatre. Buklt Panjang, on Nov 26 at ».3O am The show Is one of the committee's fun d-ralsing projects Tickets are available at the centre.
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      808 18 CLASSIFIEDS Fbr TOURISTS PLACES OF INTEREST 151 Hotels LLOVO HOUSE HOTEL near Orchard area Single (25 (35 intact ■Wl TANJONG MN. a Tanjong Rhu tachr ri irpark 152 Where To Eat V EVERY DAY IT 1 A HEXKAN FIESTA ATDEVIEMNCSf RESTAURANT Yes riKMi here in Singapore a\. (Ir Viinnev KeNtauranl
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      175 18 FOR fi« SO ONLY you could have a Urge Oriental spiced duck delivered Free delivery Seah'* Ring-A-Duik *****28 *****29 "^ojeaJajsC- T^BMjBiC t3BJBJBJ(C JAW A TIMUR RESTAURANT S 2nd floor Alkafi Building f> Tel *****S V Our Speciality 1 ORIGINAL JAVANESE FOOD P Open: Monday Saturday 10 30am 3.00pm Q Close
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      1023 18 AIZIA DISCOVERIES PTE LTD Specialising in Korean chests. This exciting shop offers a superb collection of antiques, primitive art and comtemporary South East Asia handicrafts. Visit us at: AIZIA DISCOVERIES PTE LTD 33 A 35A, (upstairs). Cuppage Road (behind Cold Storage) Singapore) 9. T«l: *****66 _j 5H SHANGHAI TRADING CO.
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      3602 18 undu.ni •'(>*> Gkissw.i.e IM ■«llSlli Reto.i. Cn^.n.efs 1 5« I I !5b flecl'.c Ai<pl,o»>ces smnll 1 46 I Deolers H6J' p r,,,,,i Mir..,l«c t :I6O' gnrs Cigo'ei'e Lighters 101 l Electronic ir»imn«nit 1 56 I ■**>> Matft Cowm Retmi •Ift i u*t» iss *.i <!55 1551 £„,,m*ii«] Wore 'bb emhei
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      589 19 CLASSIFIED ADS 284-4422 I EMPLOYMENT c) Males SALES RCPMSE NT ATtVE (MALE 'FEMALE) Bate* M years el a(e I ■peoence nel necesaary aa trammf end tranepori sna be pree akssaveasn acceptable c Baeac eessry SSSSV- peas commieawr. and Irmfe benawta < all personally from II am to 5 Singapore I
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      659 19 ESTABLISHED CONSULTING FIRM requires quantity surveying aam slant Applicants must be surveying from the Polytechnic and with some experience in taking off Slate salary required giving full personal particulars and telephone number to S T Box A***** EXPERsf NCED PANEL BEATER We offer A Itf VCtlVe) »MHfy VMW iwVt CIeMS
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      555 19 I EMPLOYMENT GENERAL AMAH REOUIRED lor small Chinese family al Slglap Hill Spore 15 Oood salary for hardworking person Tel *****6 LIVE-M AMAH WANTED for small Mouse with 2 children In Holland Rd area Phone *****5 Mr l.im REOUIRED LIVE-IN AMAH for Furopean family al Clement! Part dense contact *****0
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      738 19 I AN EXPERIENCED MALAY packer I needed Attractive salary will be offered Call personall) for interview between 4.00 to 600 pm at 201. 2nd Kir High Street Centre BIRO KEEPER REOUMED for pet 1 shop ai Tel.k Blungah Rise Also selling Topical fishes Phone Mr Yeo *****75 CHAMPION OFFICE SUPPLIES
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      321 19 II EMPLOYMENT 0) i pc it s. 11l ii Ofifj 111 I I J Ba B a a aal J i ff s If 1 1 11 I > 5 J JllJ 1 1 U 3 Hz A O II i rr o i 1 5 *S ill tf 5
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      736 19 II EMPLOYMENT IMMEDIATE VACANCIES FOR ex- penenced Platen Letterpress Printer and Paper Cutter For ap- i~i 1 1 1 pointment ring William 2SBIIBB \|af fj I I C± I IMPORTER URGENTLY REOURES »T% reliable, honest and hardworking Delivery Clerk Telephone invites applications for 2M5433 INTERVIEWERS REOUIREO A FEMALE tractive salary,
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      707 19 AT YOUR SERVICE lelephone Service Weekduys 130 a m -500pm Public Holidays 9 00 am. 1 00 p m Saturdays JJdorn —300pm Counter Service Regular office Itourt Times Orchard Centre MIOS Lucky Plata (9) Times Centre I New Industrial Road (19) Ansafone Service After office Hours RATEB Per word 60
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      643 19 SECTION INDEX I FOR SALE ii SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES it BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION St PROPERTIES V SERVICES BUSINESS VI EDUCATION L TRAINING VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS it PERSONAL IX OBITUARIES II EMPLOYMENT Wall satabUariod Tyre Manufacturer wllh good growth potential feejewee PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Male) 1 Ace
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      748 19 r Manutacturmg Company in Kallang Beam RCOUME: ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS SALESMEN Salary plus allowance, hardworking, dynamic, intelligent, above 23. driver's licence, is required MALE GENERAL CLERK Must have completed N S driver's licence is preferred STONE-KEEPER Accounting knowledge in essential FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Ability to type at 40 w p in
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      962 20 I EMPLOYMENT M^^—^^ TRANSPORT COMPANY REQUIRES iv. 4 I «T) Dn\er In>--31 Situations Vacant pi<-a-* aw, io-r Itv>i. Road Spore 10 jROENTLV REQUIRED WAl- TOSSES f*t Moll Mahal Keim i nt Tel Mr Inderjil at vwnvrai ni«33iium -spm URGENTLY REQUIRED day HfAM *SR i^«*. s<ECUI TY STTmFSZm atl« Sarangoor noad
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      1879 20 IN VEHICLES BOATS LATI '71 MORRIS 1300 Saloon 1 Good condition, road tax till t January 79 Price $5,300 ono I *****73 Ah Hock rj MAY 1666 MM Austin 1000 Excel- 1 lent condition New battery i Selling $3300 negotiable No deal- 1 en please Call Kenny. *****40 1 MAZOA
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      1899 20 111 VEHICLES BOATS 676 TOYOTA 1767 c c Aircond. ax insurance new. good condilon Price 86.200 o no Tel: ***** •71 AUSTIN 13*6 OT. new lax. nsurance and paint 85.600 ono. rel *****2 •71. COLT OALANT 1500 c.c Alrond. console box. tape Road ax. insurance, tyres, palnl lew Selling $7,650
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      1305 20 111 VEHICLES A BOATS I 46 v*hicl*i Wanted TAI NEE COMPANY requires Private or Company Uead Care. 1000 1600 cc 3 Cars 1666 SS6B ex. 2 ears. Contact anytime *****0 MR. LEE AIRLINE STAFF REOUIRES 1 Mini Clubman. Suharu Renault 12. Citroen. Maada or any Japanese make Conmci 8*9873 Helen
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      812 20 IV ACCOMMODAT MST 10 SEMI-DETACHED 3 bed- I ooms lounge/ dining, nice garlen. good environment. Only 11.400 $1,800 concord *****41 HST.II LUXURIOUSLY FURNISH ID double-storey house. 3 bedooms servant's, spacious living/ lining. telephone. urcondltloners *****8/9 >IBT 18 BENNETT CSTATI cml-detached double-storey 4 urcondmoned bedrooms. 1 servant's. 1 dining and big
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      752 20 lON PROPERTIES A LUXURIOUB BEDROOME O Executive apartment with swimming pool Centrally alrcondltioned large living dining r vm Panoramic view Rent S3JOO only Call 874(68 APARTMENTS FOR RENT. Eng Cheong Tower near end of Ooiden Mile New and Immediate occupancy Tel *****77/2J***** AVAILABLE 1/11/78 UNFURNIBHEO rial 3 bedrooms, along 5
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      1371 21 IV ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES READY EUROPEAN/ JAPANESE rlienla require by 1 12 7S farhouses flau Dtsts 9. 10.11.15 I Rental 8800 1 300 Contact Ben Mr Koh *****4/ *****4 REOARRED 6 bungalows and 8 apartments for new sac Principals, contact Fred Koh *****67 *****29 SPAtBBM COUPLE SEEKS accommodation (house apartment)
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      1485 21 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES FOR LEASE OFFICES OUTSIDE R.Z. Last remaining office suMts of 313.3 sq m si »1 JOO psm month inclusive Smaller tenancy areas may be arranged Fully carpeted with excellent facilities available In this exclusive building Offices from 53 70 sq m to 1 13» sq m
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      1193 21 IV ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES LUCKY HEIGHTS. OIST IS 3 storey corner semi-detached with large basement for stores good security sissjbi CONTINENTAL HOUSING FTE LTD Real EetatoAtefrts a Vatwrs Tei: SSS7SS (1 knee) LUXURIOUS BUNGALOWS CLEMENTI PARK PHASE N (STAGE 4) $350,000 Luxurious double-storey split-level bungalows. 4 spaclous rooms, servant's room
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      1478 21 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES Seats* SecwMlee (8) Pla LM (Raai Eetess DMeisn) Team tiei-A. DBS Bunding Wlon to sc^HsW #n pofiflH off cttoirts APARTMENTS WMtwoo*. Grange HetgMs. Balcourt m MMMopo. HOUSES BMftM P*B**m, MlnH WWtm, wUrjlot PanV Finn cast Tha Meoafr, Te*ais"ja. We can do better BUSINESSMAN WANTS TO purchase
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      649 21 V SERVICES ft BUSINESS CAPITAL AVAILABLE Funds available Internationally for viable projects 1500.000 Minimum Ventace C^nMa! CofMMMants ISMS Vertara Blvd Suite 900 A SMrwaw Oeata, Caeieiiili rutM U.S.A. (21 J 7SS-0422) Talea SSI3SS VENC AP LSA Finance AviMlbll Far L/C on D/A term IK Days Al Pnme Interests On HK
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      592 21 13 Packing/ H#fTIOV4llB DAJHATSU LORRY/OATSUN pickup for your delivery services Nam Mm Forwarders Tel *****61 Contact Chng DATSUN PICKUP AVAJLABLt to transport your small articles' goods PSA Cargo Clearance. Delivery Ring *****5 FOR REMOVAL Of Household/ Otttce Only 125/-' Efficient and Reliable Service Contact: Tel MM HOUSEHOLD REMOVAL SERVICE Interested
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      80 22 wishes to eipress their heartfelt thanks especially to the Doctors. Sisters and Nurses of Wards 23/24 SGH. and the Surgeon and Staff of Wards S2 and 42. TTSH. the Princi- pal, Staff and pupils of Chat Chee Secondary School and Advisory j Committee; Father G. Arolcarena of the
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      58 22 passed away peacefully on 13/11/ I*7* leaving behind SON: Joseph Chong DAUGHTERS: Evelyn. Josephine Magdalen. Catherine SONS-IN-LAW: Jeffrey Tan Christopher Yen. Andrew Chan DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: Lilian Chla GRANDSONS: Adrian. Timothy GRAND-DAUGHTERS: Dawn C'hrlstinu. Belinda Cortege leaves Sacred Heart Church, Tank Road on Wednesday 15/11/197* at 2.00 p.m. for Chua Chu Kang
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      59 22 The family of the late MR. K OH HOOD POM expresses their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind assistance, attendance, wreaths, donations and condolences during their recent bereavement The firmly would ateo Mia lo ei-' preas their thanks and gratitude to all doctors and nurses of
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      43 22 TAN TIAN 8OO Aged 83. passed away peacefully on llth November. 1078. leaving behind I son. 4 daughters. 1 daughter-in-law. 3 sons-in-law and 6 grandchildren to mourn his loss Cortege en Tuesday 14/11/ 78 tor Bright Hill Crematorium at 10.00 a.m.
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      57 22 Leaving behind beloved wlfeMdm Nancy Tan. 3 daughter.sKatherine. Junetle Anne. 1 son-Peter, son-in-law I)r Y< Wong and grandson Wey Jlun to mourn for his loss Cortege leaving 20. Kang Choo Sir Road (1() 14/11/1971 2.M p.m. lor St. Paul's Church. Upper Serarv goon thence lo Chua Chu Kang Christian Cemetery
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      26 22 144 In Memor iam MRS IRENE PERcma Two tearful years have gone by We miss you ever so much Rubin. Nancy Mohan, .sisters and loved ones
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      66 22 MR. UM UCW TUAN Aged 7$ yean passed away peacefully on Uth November 197* leaving behind: Beloved wrle: Madam Sim Kee Has Children: Charlie. Esther. Hen.y and Jeffrey Two daughters-in-law one son-in-law and seven grandchildren Cortege will leave residence No. IMP B* 71 Marine Drive. Singapore IS en Wednesday Isih
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      788 22 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS kota mm BAbl H«aT 9 -^m^^^^^ M THE FlD*"**©^ vkth tVfl*™^^^ V*lu*-p*ck*d holiday crul*** to Bangkok Hong Kong Jakarta a Bali Fremantle Regular Monthly Sailing Join In cabaret nights dance* and ship-tul of soc *l actlnitles Ratal in th* bar*, twlmmfng pool* or slmpry deck-chair *H th*
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      Merdeka U: Identify real issue, MCA chief urges
      404 23 MALAYSIAN Chinese have been urged to Identify the real issue at stake in the controversial Merdeka University proposal, which will up for debate in Parliament In Kuala Lumpur next month, the New Nation said yesterday. The newspaper quoted MCA president Datuk Lee
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      Lock icon Boy, 4, dies after eating rambutan
      61 23 Boy, 4, dies after eating rambutan BATU PAHAT, Mon. Four-year-old Rldzuan bin Mohamed Shah died In the district hospital here of suspected suffocation after swallowIng a rambutan seed at his Parit Bilal home near here on Saturday. Doctois extracted the rambutan st*d. Two wetks ago. a nine-year-old girl. Nora blntl
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      Lock icon Unesco becoming more politicised, says Musa
      141 23 Unesco becoming more politicised, says Musa KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Education Minster Datuk Musa Hltam said last night he was "somewhat perturbed' to find that Unesco was becoming more and more politicised. The minister, who returned from the recent General Conference of Unesco in Paris said the I organisation had expanded
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      Lock icon Three hurt in attack
      67 23 1POH Mon Three men were lntured »'hen they w.re I attacked by live assailants, seme ol whom armed with knives, at a bar in Cockman Street here on Saturday night. Loo Kim Pen?, 35. who I ,-ufftitd a slash wound on his arm. was admitted to
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      Lock icon Stadium roof caves in but 10 fans unhurt
      213 23 Stadium roof caves in but 10 fans unhurt UNIIUI I TAIPING. Mon. About It people escaped injury when part of the roof of a building beside the Sultan Yussuf Stadium here collapsed during a FAM Cup match yesterday. They gingerly picked themselves up and climbed through the opening to disappear
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      Lock icon Dealers: Colour TV sales still low despite price cuts
      167 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Despite price cuts, the sales of colour television seta are not picking up at all. say dealers and manufacturers. They want Radio-Tele-vision Malaysia <RTM) to come out with greater details about coluur transmissions before the launching date, Dec
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      28 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Health Minister, Tan Sri Chong Hon Nyan, said hit ministry expects to cover the whole population with health services by 1986 NST.
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      32 23 PENANO. Mon. Nine people were fined s total of $28,000 In the Magistrate's Court today wh«n they pleaded guilty to a joint charge of assisting In operating Illegal lotteries NST.
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      Man is shot dead in restaurant robbery bid
      367 23 Man is shot dead in restaurant robbery bid JCHCRE BARU, Monday A MAN was shot dead by police during an attempted robbery in a restaurant at the Taman Maju housing estate here last night. Another man was also shot and later caught after a three-kilometre car chase. Police are now
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      191 23 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh tfc Hal Camp 1 SQMEBODV'S POUNDINS IT M4VBE ONE OF >OU /MEAnX/ VERY ArfUCM //VAy\| KjJfi^S A lON OUR DOO» SEE i THE NEIGHBORS YOU LIKE MOTHER -IN -LAW I af i VVWO |T [e j~——r-r coahplainin©/ mvwipe's packed up and h \T C
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    Vehicle entry permits: ROY explains
    424 24 Vehicle entry permits: ROY explains MOTORISTS entering Singapore in Malaysian-registered cars on a public holiday are given free vehicle entry permits that expire a day after the holiday. A Registry of Vehicles (ROV) spokesman said this yesterday when commenting on yesterday's Straits Times report that Malaysian motorists were caught unawares
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    Lock icon Electronic age gives Tamiko more time
    187 24 Electronic age gives Tamiko more time HI I r PT ION IST Miss Tamiko SI Suzuki of the floating fair ship. Shin Sahara Mara, loves the electronic age as It allows her to relax more. A former stewardess with Japan Airlines, Miss Sutohi joined the ship recently as she wanted
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    Bank union officials
    57 24 MR. Jcscph Koh Ytang has been elected president of the Singapore Bank Employee* Union executive committee. The other members are: Mr. Son Wan Sun, vicepresident. Mr. Eddie Teng Ying Chye. general secretary; Mr. Jeffrey Wee Cheng Kirn, asst general secretary; Mr. Wong Kok Cheong. treasurer and Mr.
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    Museum films
    30 24 THE National Museum will screen three colour fums Alechlnsky To The Life. Present Day Sculptures and Thai Elephants for the public at its premises tomorrow at 8 pm.
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    JOURNALIST WINS ROTARY STUDY AWARD
    118 24 JOURNALIST WINS ROTARY STUDY AWARD A JOURNALIST working for Her World magazine. Miss Rebecca Chua. has been select ed for a Rotary award to study mass communication and journalism In the United States. Miss Chua who will begin her one-year course next year is one of the two Singaporeans picked
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    Find new uses for landmarks and preserve them: Prof
    318 24 CERTAIN areas where old buildings can be adapted to new functions should be earmarked for preservation and rehabilitation, says the deputy chairman of the Preservation of Monuments Board, Prof. Seow Eu Jin. He identifies these areas as the old city core
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    NEC on when bonus is not paid
    134 24 NEC on when bonus is not paid BONUS Is a reward for faithful service and as such only those who are still employed at Mie end of the year should be rewarded. New Nation yesterday quoted an official of the National Employers' Council (NEC) as having said. There was good
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    Gibbon baby a 'first'
    57 24 A BORNEAN muellerl gbbon has been born at the Singapore Zoological Gardens, muklng It the first known birth In captivity of the species, the zoo announced yesterday. The 10-day-old baby can be Men clinging tightly to Its mother while she swings from tree to tree. The
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    Over 170,000 expected at French food festival
    431 25  -  TAN LIAN CHOO. By our correspondent in Paris FRANCES International Food and Techniques Biennial Festival (Interal) opened yesterday In Paris with expectations of attracting more than 170,000 trade visitors by the end of the week. The week-long fair Is a gigantic International market
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    CC gathering
    21 25 THE Kuta Raja community centre will hold a Hari Raya gathering at its premises on Saturday at 8 p.m
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    Lectures on cookery with NZ meats
    173 25 Lectures on cookery with NZ meats THE food adviser to the New Zealand Meat Producers Board Mrs Alison Hoist will hold lectures and cooking demonstrations at Hins Heavenly Cookhouse at the Singapore Hilton hotel from Monday tn Friday. The lectures and demonstrajtion* will ne held from 330 p.m. to 6.30
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    4 police officers to help probe Spyros disaster
    197 25 THE government has appointed lour police officers as factory inspectors to help investigate the Spyros disaster. The four are Asst Supt. M. Puvanendran. Insp. Roger Yeo Kong. Sgt. Peter Lin, all from the CID, and Insp. Ang Chiang Teck of the Marine
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    Mandarin course
    36 25 Mandarin course A 15-SESSION course on Mandarin language will be held by the I.MCA at its Orchard Read premises from Nov 20. Lectures «1H be on Mondays. Wednesdays jnd Fridays from 3 p.m. to 4.15 p.m.
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    'Shortage of imported fruits report unfounded'
    164 25 'Shortage of imported fruits report unfounded' THIS prices of imparted fruits fluctuate accordinn to the law of supply and demand, a spokesman for the Singapore Fruits Importers and Exporters Exchange Pte. Ltd. said yesterday. Vc was commenting on a recent report In the New Straits Times that SlnKapore Importers had
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    YMCA photo course
    52 25 YMCA photo course A 12-SESSION course on photography for beginners will be held at the YMCA Orchard Road premises from today. Classes will be heir) on Tuesdays from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. and on Saturdays from 2 p.m. to 4 pm. Fees are $18 for YMCA members and $20
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    Charity sale
    29 25 THE Singapore School for the Deaf In Mountbatlen Road is holding a charity sale at its premises ending on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally.
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    PSA MAN FOUND DEAD
    52 25 A PORT tally clerk was found dead behind a crane at the Port Authority's container terminal at about 6 a.m. yesterday. Police identified him as Ng Swee Keng, 38, of Block 18, Jalan Aman. He was believed to have been struck by a hatch cover from
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      Lock icon LIFE-BAN THREAT
      109 26 LONDON. Mon— Eng- lish Second Division club, Orient, have threatened to slap a I life-ban on any supporter who behaves badly toward coloured players in visiting teams. The chairman of the East London club, I Brian Winston, writing In the club programme said: "The chanting of bad lan-
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      Lock icon Games ban stays on W-Cup men
      320 26 MADRID, Mon. The International Football Federation (FIFA) yesterday stuck by their ban prohibiting World Cup players from taking part in the 1980 Moscow Olympics. The president of the International Olympic Committee had appealed to FIFA to lift the prohibition for the 1980 Games "We
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      Lock icon AC, Inter attract record gate
      320 26 AC, Inter attract record gate MILAN Mon. Italian record for gate receipts was Set yesterday when 70 000 fans paid 412 million lire <$1.3m) to watch the football match between AC Milan and Inter Milan which AC won 10 The previous record of 380 million lire ($1M». was set last
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      Sylvia upsets training
      65 26 KUALA LUM°UR Mon. The aoaenee or medal prospect Sylvia Ng has upset the Malaysian badminton aquad's preparations (or the Asian Oajnee in Bangkok ntit month. All um> players, who rewrted (or the second phaac of training here, have had their workouts. Coach Lee Ouan Hong sa:j Sylvia,
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      Brearley hits a century
      338 26 CAPTAIN Mike Brearley battled to his first century after nearly 16 months here today in the England cricketers' drawn match with Victoria Brearley finished with 116 not out in England's first innings total of 241 for eight declared. In reply to Victoria's score of 254. Draw
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      BRIEFS Wilson to replace Currie
      350 26 BRIEFS Wilson to replace Currie AUCKLAND. Mon. New Zealand's Rugby Union selectors today selected Canterbury player Richard Wilson as replacement (or Injured lull-back Clive Currle. who broke his jaw during the All Blacks' 13-12 victory over Wales In Cardiff last Saturday. He Is due to leave Auckland tomorrow to Join
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      Lock icon Teenager McEnroe tames Borg
      481 27 STOCKHOLM. Mon John McEnroe, a 18-year-old American, scored the best victory of his life by defeating top-seeded BJorn Borg, of Sweden. 6-3. 6-4 in the semi-finals of the Stockholm Grand Prix tennis tournament here vesterdav. For Borg. the 22-year-old Swede who won the Wimbledon title this
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      Lock icon Carson is tops again
      67 27 Carson is tops again LONDON, Mon. Willie Carson became Britain's champion Jockey for the third time when the Flat Racing season ended yesterday. Scotsman Carson finished with 182 wins the highest total for 12 years. Pat Eddery (148 wins) was second and Joe Mercer (114) third. Robert Sangster was the
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      Lock icon Dutch on tour
      54 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Dutch Junior World Cup squad are due here next month fcr a se tes of friendly matches against Malaysia's Junior World Cup side and three local teams. The visitors will play against Malaysia's junior side. Malaysia's tecond team and the Negrl Sembllan and
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      Lock icon CHINA WANT TO REJOIN ITF BUT...
      126 27 HONOKONO. Mon. China want to rejoin the International Tennis Federation after an eightyear absence but Taiwan must be expelled first, said a Chinese tennis official here today. The news came from Chou Yu, manager of the five-man Chinese team here to play alongside international
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      A GRAND FAREWELL
      113 27 SEATTLE SLEW turned his farewell appearance into a one-horse parade on Saturday by romping in for a start-to-finish victory in the *****3.85« ($225,354) Stuyvesant handicap at the Aqueduct in New York The Tayhlil Stables four-year-old colt, carrying the hifhrst weight of his career. 61 kilotrammn including jockey
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      Selangor weight
      1231 27 WIICMTS far tMI week end rim in Kuli UK- •ATUHOAY CUtll J— OIV < VWm 13 J.«lou» Heart 37 I 1 K. rp Mmilin 54 S 11 Tiironva 54 U 2 May Be Mahal 54 U 12 rrol.n. Winner 24 U 7 Harakee 111 61 5 I Plennr*
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      Lock icon Split decision angers South Korean fans
      255 27 8EOUL, Mon. Several people were Injured In a melee as Rlcardo Cardona, of Colombia, scored a hard- fought points decision to retain his World Boxing Association light featherweight title against South Korean Chung Soon-Hyun here last night. In a split decision, Venezuelan referee Luis
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      Choy—the man in the hot spot
      558 28 Choy— the man in the hot spot THE talking point. After the Pakistan International Airlines World Squash Bcrles reached its climax on Sunday, was not the final between Qamar Zaman and Mohl b v 1 1 a h Khan, ranked the first and third best players In the world, but
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      Nanyang miss that championship look
      251 28  -  FETER SICW By IF Nanyang Siang Pau, the Singapore Table Tennis Association's senior men's team champions for the past four years, experience uncertainty in their title defence next month, they have every reason to. rjr Wanyang look especially vulnerable this year following the retirement of
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      Watches for Citizen team
      130 28 CITIZEN will present each of their players with a quartz watch if they finish In the top three of the in- augural Alitalia-Singapore team ten- 1 nis championship on Jan 6. The other teams competing are I Bonds Grand Slam. Brylcreem Lions, A A W Bears,
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      lAAF-AGF meet critical to Asian Games athletes
      408 28  - lAAF-AGF meet critical to Asian Games athletes ERNEST FRIDA By THE future of several hundred Asian athletes will be decided at a critical meeting between the International Amateur Athletics Federation and the Asian Games Federation In Bangkok today. The IAAF, the world's largest sports federation, and the AOF, will put
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      Zaman in the lead
      41 28 PIA World Squash Series standings after four leg*. 1. Qamar Zaman (Pakistan) 16 pts ($37,488); 2. Hiddy Jahan (Pak) It pts ($21,300); 3. Mohibullah Khan (Pak) 9 pts ($*****); 4. Brace Brownlee (N. Zealand) 5 pts ($10,224).
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      Wee tells why Mok was dropped
      303 28  -  WILFRED YEO By THE selection of Henry Lock for the Aslaa Games bowling team, in preference to K.M. Mok. was logical, Wee Thlam Bock, the chairman of the national squad committee, said yesterday. __^—^_i^ Wee was replying to a letter irom a Straits Times
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      Lock icon Rama to lead Malaysian hockey team
      91 28 Rama to lead Malaysian hockey team KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malaysian Hockey Federation yesterday named 16 players (or the Asian Oames in Bangkok next month. They are: Goalkeepers Azraal Mohamed Zaln and Mohamed Sayutl Full-backs Savlnder Singh. Poo Keat Seong and V. 4. Ravlndran. Half-backs R. Ramakrlshnan (capt). K. Balasingam
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      Laura beats national 60m mark
      253 28  - Laura beats national 60m mark DHARSAN SINGH By LAURA DE ROZARIO, Singapore's Asian Games-bound archer, was at her bullseye-best when she captured the women's overall title in the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association Open archery championships at Dempsey Road. Though Laura has not been putting In as much training as
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      2-0 win
      18 28 PITZPATRICK8 Pood Suppliers beat Marathon Letourneau 2-0 in the Jurong Int.r-company tournament at Jurong Stadium yesterday.
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      Hockey team aim for draw to earn trip
      329 28 Hockey team aim for draw to earn trip SINGAPORE have set themselves the target of a draw when they meet the mighty Australians In their second hockey Test match at Jalan Besar Stadium at 4.45 p.m. today, reports ERNEST KRID.V A draw would easily earn the national team a trip
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      Gan's match
      31 28 OAN Hut Tlong beet Joe Heng 300-224 In the national fcur-ball billiard* Champtonshlp at Kallang last night In th<> other match, Tony Leong conceded a walkover to Ricky Tan.
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      Lock icon Chinese competitors mostly students
      363 28 PEKING. Mon.— China's sportsmen and women are training hard at home or sharpening their skills In competitions abroad for next month's Eighth Asian Games in Bangkok, where they will participate In 15 events. A 400-member delegation win attend the games from Dec. 9 to 30, with
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      Khanisen turns down invitation
      279 29 TAMPINES ROVERS mJdfleld player V. Khanlsen has rejected a Football Association of Singapore Invitation to join the national squad for next year's Malaysia Cup competition, reports JOE DORA1. Khanlsen was given an open invitation to return to the squad after he had completed bis flight engineering
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      Chia disappoints and Singapore crash
      341 29  -  PETER SIOW By CHIA SEOW MENO. the national team skipper on whom so much depended, failed to strike form last night in Singapore's fiiendly International volleyba:i match against China's Klang.su province at the Oay World Stadium. With Chla Ineffective, Singapore crashed 15-5, 12-15. 15-4. 15-3
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      Portmen win
      28 29 A LATE fioal by Mohd Ail eniUjied Port Authority Recreation Club, tc beat Jurong Coco 1-0 In friendly soccer match at the Buklt Chermln frourul yesterday.
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      TAN: OUR PLAYERS READY FOR GAMES
      239 29  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By THE national waterpolo players to next month's Asian Ganv>s ware told that their bid for medals in Bangkok would depend on their determination and gut? the two vital factors for success. Says coach Tan Ens Bock: Please, don t ask me
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      Singapore finish among top six
      259 29  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By SINGAPORE'S Moh Teck Hin, Asian bantaweight bodybuilding champion for the past two years, finished sixth in the world bodybuilding championships In Acapulco, Mexico, despite competing in the lightweight event with a 30kllogramme disadvantage. Singapore were thus the only Asian country to be
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      Lock icon French offer welcomed
      59 29 CAPE TOWN. Mton. Bouth African Rugby Union president. Mr Dante Craven has welcomed the offer of the French Rugby Union Federation (or a multi-racial South African side tour Prance next autumn. He added that he had recently received verbal assurances from the French Rugby Union authorities that
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      84 29 BADMINTON Business Houses Individual championships iSBA Hall. 7 301 BILLIARDS National 4b»U championship* (Wonderland Saloon. 6.45). HOCKEY Singapore AustraUa (Jalan Beaar 8Udium. 5). KVGBY First Battalion RNZIR v HMNZ8 Canterbury (Dieppe Barracks, 4.45). SOCCER Jaronc Intercompany tourney: Jurong Shipyard v Premier Milk (Jurong Stadium BIS): Friendly: Radin Mas
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      137 29 NANCY TO MISS MANILA MEET MANILA, Mon. The world's leading 17 women protesslonal golfers will tee off tomorrow in the one-day Colgate pro-am tournament at the 72-par Manila Golf and Country Club, American organisers announced today. Leading the women golf luminaries from the United States Ladies Professional Golf Association is
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      Lock icon Cup profit
      32 29 MADRID. Mon. The 1978 World Cup soccer tournament in Argentina made a profit of uai74.3m (»161Jm) about USSS mil (517.3 m) leu than the 1974 finals In West Oermany. Reutcr.
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      M'sia Cup training ends abruptly
      369 29  -  JOE DCRAI By SINGAPORE'S new-look soccer team's preparation for next year's Malaysia Cup tournament started at the Jalan Besar Stadium with a shock. The 90 minute session sas called off by coach 1 revor Hartley 30 minutes before the scheduled time because of a tussle
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      FASMUo team's title
      53 29 THE Football Association of Singapore Miln Team won the Philip Martin Trophy when they beat Star United 2-0 In the Seletar Sports Club under- 14 .boys soccer final at the Sembawang Complex on Sunday. Blake PC finished third and Chong Pang CC XT team were third in
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      SKF get tough on overseas meets
      137 29 SKF get tough on overseas meets THE Singapore Karate Federation will. In future, adopt a tough stand when sending teams for overseas competitions, reports PETER SIOW. The new policy comes in the wake of Singapore's dismal performance in last month's ASEAN icaraie-do championships in Jakarta. Singapore bagged only two bronze
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      Lock icon One-year ban on Soh
      357 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Malaysian soccer captain Son Chin Aun was suspended tonight for one year effective from Aug. 6 by the Football Association of Selangor disciplinary board. This bombshell delivered to the star centreback was announced in a statement issued by FAS disciplinary chairman Dr. R.
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      Lock icon The Oval may be lost
      151 29 LONDON. Mon. The Oval the famous Test cricket ground in South London may soon be lost to the game. Surrey, who have played at the Oval for 132 years, said today that they would be forced to move If they were unable to raise around
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      448 29 ?T FI,^ 0 three MAS 3iWp TCJh Paddle Steamer cruise. Adelaide, Golden Holidays to Australia, Land jE^i it^Bß Mo nt Gambier with its famous or Kangaroos and Boomerangs. ££7?!^ -«fll j^Jt Lakes, and Melbourne, btep out with us from sandy beaches *^RMubV «^^^Mjf v on the shore to an interior
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    The delegate from Liberia? A big smile to say 'that's me'
    145 30 THIS Uberian. the lone representative from his country, smiles broadly and waves his hands In acknowledgement, amid applause from other representatives, when his country was called shortly after the opening of the 39th World Congress of the Association des
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    529 30 THE military agreement now being completed in Washington will allow Israeli warships to use the Suez Canal, and Egyptian warplanes to use one of the airfields Israel is to evacuate in the Sinai after peace is concluded, Israel television reported yesterday. The
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    LONDON MARKET
    165 30 U3NDON Mon Shan price! rirmed today with Chancellor of thf tirhqquer Der.'i Hnlrj'i commnu ynwrday that the fowntnent will cut public (pending if Uter* v a pay explosion citea by K>m« dealen aj a poanive factor At 3 pm the rinancial Tlmea lndei ni up 0 at «73
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    Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATHS
    32 30 Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATHS The late MM. LJIW IWII LIONC afwi (2 ptaitd awajr peacefully on 13 11 7* CorUf* leaving Spore Caaket on W«da«eday. 15/11/78 at 1.00 p.m. to Mount Vernoa Crematorium
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    S'pore drives home a point
    600 30  - S'pore drives home a point LESLIE FONG r- WE'RE NOT 'OVERSEAS CHINESE 1 TENG TOLD By SINGAPORE has made it clear to Mr. Teng Hsiao-ping that Chinese Singaporeans do not regard themselves as "overseas Chinese" and, therefore, part and parcel of the overseas Chinese problem. This was one of the
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      566 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's financial Dally Cover P. ice iOt Annual Subscription Slii hor subscription, call ;S4 8944 Ext SO2 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. WHAT do Haw Par, Pan Electric and Jardine Offshore Promet have in common? Tugs and barges and a host of problems sunk int<i the fleets. Today, Business Times brings
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      A powerful alliance exists to keep Russia as it is
      698 1 THE second and final part of this article on modern European communism deals with the current situation in Russia. It describes why there are unlikely to be any changes to the system of government. It also deals with the Eurocommunists,
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      The alternatives facing Europe's communists
      874 1 OUTSIDE THE Soviet sphere of control and beyond the reach of the Soviet veto, tome Western communist parties have been busy in recent years altering their party programmes and policies, toning down their Mandst-Lerinism and even criticising the Soviet Union. What changes are they making?
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      Lock icon Do Russia's little girl gymnasts every day?
      454 1  - Do Russia's little girl gymnasts every day? FRED ROTHENBERQ By in New York WHEN MAURICE Maurice Chevalier sang about little girls, he probably wasn't talking about Soviet gymrusts because, according to some officials of the sport, these little girls don't get bigger every day. "When you look at the Russian
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        Writeractor seeks a wider audience
        242 2 RONALD Alcantra, 49. one man who can count his talents one by one. First. It's Alcantra the stage actor. Then recently, it's Alcantra the local playwright What'* up his sleeve next, you mav wonder. He's tiding his luck. or voice rather. In the RTS Talentlme
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        Magnetic way to secure dentures
        119 2 IF you are one of those who unlottu nately have to wear dentures, you may be interested to lind out a new way of keeping them in plare in your mouth by means of magneto. This is on radio tonight at 7.15 in the programme.
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        Making of a Bond film
        81 2 THE documentary series, THE MAKING OF JAMES BOND, continues tonight and discusses the organisational aspects of making a spy thriller. It te'ls about the film script which Is the document by which practical arrangements can be made for the filming. The production office Is the
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        Rediffusion has 45,000 records in its' collection
        486 2  - Rediffusion has 45,000 records in its' collection GERALDINE TANG By TUCKED at an Inconspicuous end on the top floor of the RedlfTusion building in Clemenceau Avenue, Is a small room. It is only a little bigger than the living hall of a Housing Board flat. This plain- looking room with
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          Insight into problems in staging Malay opera
          151 2 BANGSAWA.N or the traditional Malay opera was staged over tne weekend at the Victoria Theatre. But staging one Is not as easy as you think it would be. Tonight, vou can gain an Insight Into the organisational problems of staging a bangsawan through
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          Round ends and the pressure is mounting
          316 2 Round ends and the pressure is mounting THE first hurdle of elimination for the RTS Talentlme '78 ends tonight with the last batch of contestants appearing in the sixth quarter-final, to be telecast "live" on Channel 8 at 7.10. Next week, the first of the three semi-finals begins and the
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          Here And Now
          108 2 BEING late is a thoughtless and selfish act. Many realise this but few bother to check this bad habit. J lie repeat of the Chinese magazine programme. HERE AND NOW on Channel 8 at 9 is on punctuality. By bringing out common examples of people being late
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        783 2 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3 01 PM Opting ui Hazel (Repeat) 7.00 Tmjaai (Malay) 3 30 Diary Of Events (English) 7.31 News (Malay) 3.35 Afternoon Matinee Youngblood Hawke I** '"M* 1 1 I** 11 (Pt. 2), starring: James Franciscus, Suzanne Pleshette, Genevieva Page 5 Wlf PMel> Plrt "I™*** treat
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      Lock icon AlPs quiet but passions are running high
      966 3  -  PETER RISTIC Croatians are fighting a centuries old battle By in ZAGREB THE ASSASSINATION in Paris of Bruno Basic, a young Croatian nationalist, is the latest blow in the war of terror that has spilled across several continents in the past few years.
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      Lock icon Turkey mends fences with Washington
      724 3  -  JULIET PEARCE By in Ankara AGAINST a background of continuing internal difficulties, the Government of Premier Bulent Ecevit is trying to regularise his country's military relationship with the United States. The gradual reactivation of American bases following the lifting of the arms embargo is the
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        112 3 The President's #^l Nothing but the best will do for the most V I^H^Asß important man in the organisation Henry has a prestigious "President Set" worthy of its title. In Rosewood, Walnut or Teak finish Designed and crafted for the Chief Executive, the President Set not only reflects his status,
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        141 3 H H We've been brewing Kirin since 1 869. 'And over the years, some things have never changed. The meticulous care in selecting only the finest ingredients. And OmM H^ 3Rl^K^^s^ tne Iratlltlona art ol brewing in extra taste. JfH Ht l£2^f Today, this naturally brewed lager ws^J H)^- pB^B
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        318 4 JWW»MMM»MM»M¥MMMI»I»IIMaUI TT Jil GALA: last day today! But* T«Mt> 1 IM I CaMr* I»O« DHL 1 uaan Taxi ftaaa i M J M t i lan MANDAWIN aCI »CO»t a tMOLIIH »U«TITLEt ORCHARD: opens thursdrY! Saas Ftt not tkt Siig apore Gold Cip ii a great net. I NOW SEE
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        328 4 SARONG i*.***-^ SEMI-FINAL OrgMiMd by Marin* aSai^^BVk ParadaCC. r BBa^* Date Sunday 19th V ft Nov 1978 f Time B.oopm fr Place BEDOK J seafood .JLm RESTAURANT I /M K\ ComP«re: S.R.S. 1 < Bk NAIDU a^f BEDOK l JF FOOD //iaT RESTAURANT M/jf $1 5. 0 X) per person
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        231 4 CAPITOL -20th DAY!: aaUrrfWjL 0 4 fe 30 .9. 9 15 N0 F ialL_h!!iM aa m 'l^attabw aaaav aV«k H /'Hi fea^""^ 1 1 MICHAEL CAINE, KATHARINE ROSS, RICHARD i j WIDMARK, RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN, LEE GRANT •LIDO 25th RECORD D1Y! (Tel *****4) Ham, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45 9.15 i -sS^IS I
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        434 4 .vqlijuill/; OP6AMIS ATION a REX 11, I 45. 4 6 10 9 15 LIB M I 45 4 f> THE EVIL SWQRD MANDARIN m Scop»-Colot I NOW SHOWING' PRESIDENT SKY I Mom 45 4 (X) 6459 15 Mr FUNNTSONI STRIKES j AGAIN r I BlM»H»^*'H»l»»*lJf SHAOLIN In., noble Guy< MANDARIN
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      Where three R's are taught through play
      974 5  - Where three R's are taught through play SHEILA CHEONG By AN ONLY child, five year -old Kian Bena's sole companionship with other children his age is during kindergarten das at the Tiong Bahru community centre. On Saturdays and Sundays, there is Mm company of his cousins at grandmother's. But the
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      Type of education system that would prevail if parents were in power
      841 5  - Type of education system that would prevail if parents were in power Jean Roberts By LONDON By now, most people will have read the accusation that certain education chiefs are trying to keep secret the A-level results of specific schools. Well, I don't know the rights or wrongs of that
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        508 5 crWZ&4 school /Organised by the World Beauty Hair Stylist for the Charity Night at Shangri-La Hotel Gfo on their 7th Graduation day and raised $30,000 for the Onn Lock Old Folks Home. Diploma awarded by Mrs Chieko Katou (Principal of M re than or| e thousand guests attended the Charity
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        561 6 BANQUE NATIONALE nr DA DIC \J La, I pfsl •B \J BNP invites applications for BANK CLERKS Qualifications: Applicants must possess GCE. A' level qualification No prior banking experience is required but applicants must be able to type at 35 w.p.m. Male applicants must have completed full-time National Service. Interested
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        527 6 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UP NO. 172 OF 1978 la the Matter of the Cora pan ir« Act, 1970. And la the Matter of INAMPCO (PRIVATE) LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the
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        511 6 IHILUI (Incorporated im Ue Republic of BlMapore) NOTICIQr p,frni IIfIQNS At an Extraordinary Oeneral Meeting of the members of Quan Heng Textiles (Pte Ltd. duly convened and held at Suite 1609, Oolden Mile Tower. Beach Road, Singapore 7 on the 10th November 1978. the following resolutions set out below were
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        409 6 Financial Controller Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the position of Financial Controller in a well established organisation. Basic Requirements:1 Qualified Accountant 2) Preferably Bi-lingual, English Chinese 3) Age between 35 to 40 4) Must have at least 5 years experience Salary:- Commensurate with qualifications and experience Duties:-
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        297 6 Established Shipping Company In Singapore requires an ACCOUNTANT Relevant professional qualifications or experience In accounting (preferably shipping accounting) are required APPLICANTS should apply with details of career to date, qualifications, experience and salary requirement to: P. O. Box 714 Colombo Court Post Office Singapore, 6 JOB OPPORTUNITY Wanted a qualified
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        143 6 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF Salt No. 72 of 1078 Execution No. 687/78 ENO SOON HONO CONSTRUCTION CO (suing as a firm) Plaintiffs. Versus ONO PENO BOON T/A KIANHUAT&CO ....Defendants. AUCTION SALE OF Concrete mixer, 'Nissan' lorry, 'Thames' van body.
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        91 6 of turns now lying at Malayan Plant Pte L»d Under Instructions From TIM Official Receiver. Supreme Court. Singapore AMttkoa sal* of Caaaiat. Garkvrk. Komltn. Alias Cepro. lagrraoll Raad Caterpillar. GM/Terem pare parts, Plllag eabi■els, io»l ■•tea, sleet racks. Sketlasd t»»»d boat accessories. Draf (bora* aatoMobil* crane, etc. etc. To Be
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