The Straits Times, 28 February 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    VIET TROOPS QUIT LANG SON
    1004 1 'Shelling Chinese from the hills' TOKYO, Tuesday VIETNAMESE troops have withdrawn from the town of Lang Son under Chinese pressure and are shelling the advancing Chinese from the hills to try to keep control of the town, Japanese Foreign Ministry sources said here tonight. The
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    Lock icon Teng: Our aim to explode Viet myth
    401 1 PEKING, Tuesday SENIOR Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-ping said today that China has no other aim m the current border fighting with Vietnam, but to explode the myth that Hanoi is the third strongest military power m the world. Mr Teng was speaking to American
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    Lock icon WOODCOCK GETS 82-9 VOTE
    59 1 WOODCOCK GETS 82-9 VOTE WASHINGTON. Tues. The Senate voted 82-9 today to confirm Leonard Woodcock as the first US Ambassador to China m 30 >ears after the dramatic collapse of Republican moves to delay his appointment. The US and China are due to exchange ambassadors on Thursday following their announcement
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    EEC 'firmly committed to back Asean'
    382 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG. LEE KIM CHEW and PETER CHIA: Ey Jakarta, Tues. THE European Economic Community is firmly committed to support a strong and viable Asean despite the political instability m Indochina, EEC Vice-Presldent Wilheim Haferkamp said tonight. He gave the under- taking during
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    Lawyer arrested outside courts
    93 1 Lawyer arrested outside courts LAWYER Robert Yeo was arrested by the police yesterday afternoon Just after he stepped out of the Subordinate Courts. According to sources, the arrest was made by offlcers of the CID Commercial Crimes Division. A police spokesman confirmed the arrest last night. It Is believed that
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    Lock icon Thai police protest
    73 1 BANGKOK. Tuea. Over 1,000 police master-sergeants occupied the grounds of Thai Premier Krlangsax Chomanan'i residence for eight hour* yesterday demanding an increase In the number of sub-lieutenant position*. Informed sources reported today. The protestors dispersed ihortJy after C pm when police chief Montchal Pankongchuen agreed to lncrea»e
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    Lee for talks on Batam?
    51 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Mr Lee Kuan Yew will meet Indonesia's Minister Coordinator for Research and Technology. Mr Habibie, on Batam Itland on March 11 to discuss possible bilateral cooperation on Jakarta's plan to turn the Island Into a tax-free Industrial zone. diplomatic sources here said today.
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    Lock icon $1.2m blowfish damages
    76 1 $1.2 m blowfish damages TOKYO. Tues. The Kobe district court has ordered a fishmonger and a restaurant owner to pay U*****,550 (Sfl.2 million) In damages to the family cf a doctor who died m 1974 after eating blowftsh liver, the Kyodo news service reported today. Blowflsh Is an expensive delicacy
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    Community chest fund launched
    103 1 THE Singapore Council of Social Service launched a community chest trust fund yesterday. The fund, set up at the council'! halfyearly meeting-, will act as a central body to collect and re dUtribute donations made to welfare bodies. Affiliates and other charities which reauire funds over
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    Junie, Teng Cheong win top awards
    64 1 TOP swimmers Junie Sn* and Khoo Teng C'heone, both 14, were voted Sportsgirl and Sportsbov 1978 by the Singapore Sports Council yesterday. Me'ltorious awards went to water-polo player An X Ban Leone and swimmers Tay Guat Kirn and Oon Jin Teik. It was Junie's
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    Lock icon Iran: We'll sell oil to highest bidder
    582 1 Iran: We'll sell oil to highest bidder TEHERAN, Tuesday IRAN is to sell its export oil directly to the highest bidder and expects initially to get about US$lB to l\Ss2o a barrel well over the US$l3 rate set by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) it was announced today.
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    Carter gets a 'no' from Begin
    255 1 Carter gets a 'no' from Begin JERUSALEM, Tues ISRAEL today rejected an American Invitation for Prime Minister Menachem Begin to attend a fresh peace meeting with Egypt at Camp David. President Carter had Invited Mr Begin to Join Egyptian Prime Minister Mustapha Khalil later this week in an effort to
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    4 held after hijack
    61 1 STOCKHOLM, Tues Police took two men and two women into custody after they hijacked a Soviet airliner with 34 people aboard today just before its scheduled Undine at Stockholm's Arlanda airport. The men were identified m Swedish and Indian. The women were West German and Brazilian.
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      Lock icon Saudis say 'no' to US base offer
      500 2 PLAN TO SET UP MILITARY PRESENCE IN THE GULF WASHINGTON, Tues THE United States offer to establish an American military presence m the Persian Gulf has been rebuffed by Saudi Arabia, now the dominant power m the region, Carter administration officials said yesterday.
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      Lock icon $217m arms for N. Yemen
      187 2 $217 m arms for N. Yemen WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE United States is sending arms worth more than US$lOO million (SS2I7 million) to North Yemen to support its fight with Sovietbacked South Yemen, a State Department official said yesterday. Deputy assistant secretary of state Morris Draper said Congress would also be
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      Lock icon Arrests and executions bring jitters
      169 2 Arrests and executions bring jitters TEHERAN. Tues. As word spread through the country yesterday of the 10th execution performed so far at the behest of the revolution's secret tribunal, and the daily list of dozens of arrests was published, a perceptible persecution complex began to surface m several quarters of
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      Lock icon 'Lenin' on display in Teheran
      40 2 'Lenin' on display in Teheran POSTERS, including that of Lenin, being displayed on a barrow at Teheran University on Monday. The university was re-opened a few days ago and has since been crowded with students discussing post-revolution matters. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Carter gives priority to new M-E talks
      367 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. PRESIDENT Carter, eager to get round the table again with Israeli and Egyptian leaders, is ready to cancel his engagements so he can take part m a new Middle East summit. A White House announcement yesterday said Mr Carter had made
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      Lock icon Israel may get F-16s rejected by Iran
      263 2 Israel may get F-16s rejected by Iran WASHINGTON, Tuesday ISRAEL may get 75 of the ultra-modern American F-16 fighter planes ordered by the Shah of Iran but rejected by the new Islamic regime m Teheran, State Department sources indicated here today. The sources said that f President Carter's administration was
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      Oil supply mission
      51 2 CXUOMBO, Tues Indonesia has diverted an oil tanker from Japan to Colombo m an emergon cy supply mission for Sri Lanka, a top diplomat said yesterday. Indonesia will supply Sri Lanka 100,000 metric tonnes of oil for the emergency.accordinK to T.D.S.A. Dissanayake. Sri Lanka's ambassador to Indonesia.
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      Lock icon 3 Britons, American arrested
      105 2 3 Britons, American arrested TEHERAN, Wed. Islamic revolutionaries arrested an American and three Britons employed by an oil-drilling company yesterday on charges of "plundering the wealth of Iran by charging exorbitant prices-," a company spokesman said. Sources said the four were trying to flee Iran. Mr Hassan Nazih. new director
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      Lock icon Klan demo
      48 2 WINSTON-SALEM (North Carolina). Tues. Ku Klux Klan m<-m bers and four men m NaA uniforms shouting "White power, white power", confronted an opposing crowd yelling "Ku Klux Klan scum of the land", forcing police to close an exhibit of Klan paraphernalia at the public library- AP
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      Lock icon Peking ploy to get better loan terms, says Tokyo
      441 3 TOKYO, Tu«*. THE Japanese Government today moved to squelch reports that China was backing out of massive trade deals with Japan because of the Sino-Vietnamese war and instead suggested the reports were part of Chinese "negotiating tactics" to secure better loan
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      Lock icon Soviet official in Hanoi
      341 3 HONGKONG: MR I. A. Rogachev, director of the South-east Asia department of the Soviet Foreign Minis try. arrived m Hanoi last Friday. Vietnam News Agency <VNA) reported today. Vietnamese Vice-Foreign Minister Phan Hien received Mr Rogachev and discussed with him "problems of common concern," the agency
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      Non-aligned yet to decide on Asean proposal
      416 3 Non-aligned yet to decide on Asean proposal NON-aligned members of the United Nations Security Council have not been able to reach a decision on an informal Asean proposal for a draft resolution on the Indochina conflict or come up with other acceptable alternatives, New Nation reported yesterday. The newspaper, carrying
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      Lock icon Provincial capital in our hands claim
      128 3 BANGKOK, Toes. Khmer Rouge radio today claimed Its troops kave captured a provincial capital and are continuing guerilla attacks on Vietnamese suppl> lines throughout Kampuchea. The radio, broadcasting from southern China, said Khmer troops were In control of Pursat province capital, 224 km north-west
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      Lock icon Russia: Drop China 'card'
      242 3 MOSCOW, Tuesday SOVIET Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said yesterday attempts by Washington to play the China "card" only whets the appetite of Peking to seize foreign territory and will backfire if it is aimed at pressuring the Soviet Union. "It is better to renounce such dangerous
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      Lock icon No longer welcome?
      60 3 KARKKU-A. (Southern Finland). Tues. Welcome signs m Chinese may be taken down from (he town boundary here as a protest against China's advances into Vietnam, reports said (oday. The Communist and Social Democrat controlled town council discussed the idea last ru&ht but reserved its decision Welcome plates
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      Lock icon Uproar in court as Sanjay is jailed for two years
      302 3 Uproar in court as Sanjay is jailed for two years NEW DELHI, Tues. Pandemonium broke out m a Delhi courtroom today when Sanjay Gandhi, son of former Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi, was sentenced to two years' hard labour for criminal conspiracy and four other charges. A Sanjay supporter threw
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      Lock icon A clear view of eclipse
      75 3 TORONTO. Tues Clouds which threatened to blot out North America's last solar eclipse of this century, partly relented at the last minute today, to give Canadians a splendid view of one of nature's great spectacles. "It's unbelievable. The street lights just went on, said reporter
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      Lock icon Tibetan joy
      33 3 HONGKONG, Tues. Seventeen hundred Tibetans yesterday gathered m Peking joyously celebrating the Tibetan new year with barley wine, roasted barley meal and ballroom dancing, the Hsinhua news agency reported today. -AFP
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      Lock icon Amin Govt facing final showdown?
      340 4 NAIROBI, Tuesday 6 Nothing takes np more space on the surface of life than love. And nothing is more nnknown and mysterious. Comment by Adam, a character m "The Jeweller's Shop", a play about love, marriage, pain and hope which will make its debut tomorrow
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      Lock icon 317 sent back
      27 4 HONGKONG. Tues. A record 317 illegal immigrants from China were rounded up here yesterday and repatriated to China, the Immigration Department said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon ROBINSON TELLS WHY HE QUIT
      143 4 ROBINSON TELLS WHY HE QUIT CANBERRA, Tues. Australian Finance Minister Eric Robinson, who resigned and returned to his ministry three days later, revealed for the first time here today some detailed reasons for doing so. In a statement to the House of Representatives (Lower House), Mr Robinson said he resigned
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      Lock icon Mailer 'poor at figures'
      107 4 BARNSTABLES (Massachusetts), Tues. Novelist Norman Mailer was pressed yesterday on his financial affairs m the divorce action brought by his fourth wife and said he wasn't much of a man for figures. "My ability to keep books is less than my ability to write them" he
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      Lock icon US spells out terms for Vietnam ties
      227 4 i— 'Correct occupation and refugee problems first' BANGKOK, Tuesday THE United States will not normalise relations with Hanoi until the problems of Vietnam's occupation of Kampuchea and its treatment of refugees are "corrected," a senior US State Department official said today. Speaking at
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      Lock icon Raja to attend meeting on N-S problems
      204 4 Raja to attend meeting on N-S problems TOKYO, Tues. Political, economic and labour leaders from Asian and Pacific nations will open a three-day private international symposium here next Monday to discuss problems between rich and poor countries, Japanese organisers said today. Delegates will come from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New
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      Lock icon New York milkmen go on strike
      168 4 NEW YORK, Tim. When the milkmen strike In a city where the enly caws are pampered reddents *f the zoo, It's a crisis at toast for mothers aad mothers-to-be. "I'm pregnant aad I'm supposed t* drink one quart of milk a day," said Mrs
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        Lock icon Stamping out 'Eve-teasing'
        81 4 NEW DELHI: India is forming special police squads to try to stamp out a wave of bottom pinching, insults and other harrassment of girls known here as "Eve-teas-ing." Such behaviour has shown a startling increase lately here and m other major Indian cities. In at least one
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        Lock icon China's new safe male Pill
        72 4 TOKYO: Chinese scientists have developed a safe, highly effective male oral contraceptive derived from the cotton plant, the official Hsinhua news agency reported today. It said trial use by more than 10,000 men "gave an effective (contraception) rate of up to 99.89 percent." Half those
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        Lock icon Hairy chests and drinking
        55 4 VIENNA: A hairy chest is the sign of a man who knows how to hold his liquor, a Vienna doctor told a conference on wine and health here today. Men with hairy chests get drunk less easily than their smooth-skinned brothers, Dr Heribert Thaler, a specialist
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        Lock icon Caught between sips
        39 4 HIROSHIMA: Knife-wield-ing Osamu Yamaguchi robbed a post office of 1.2 million yen (SS13.000) today and then accepted the postmaster's offer of a quick cup of tea before leaving. He was arrested by police in-between sips. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Callaghan: I will resist calling election now
      240 4 LONDON, Tues. British Prime Minister James Callaghan said last night he would hold off calling a general election as long as possible despite pressure on his minority government from the country's pay revolt. In an interview on national television, Mr Callaghan said: "The
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      28 4 TOKYO. Tues Ruins oJ a 4.690-year-old stone-age community have been unearthed m the Tibet Autonomous Region. Western China. China's official Hsinhua news agency reported today AP.
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: We will strike at nations sheltering guerillas
      218 4 SALISBURY, Tue«. RHODESIA, having widened the war by lashing out at black guerillas m faraway Angola, has warned countries harbouring black Rhodesian insurgents they risk a fate similar to the devastation that Allied bombing inflicted on German cities m World War Two.
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    Venture takes shape as firms vie for it
    960 5  -  SOH TIANG KENG, LEE KIM CHEW and PETER CHIA: By Jakarta, Tuesday. HARD-HEADEDbus-inessmenand industrialists today hammered out proposals for possible joint ventures behind closed doors at the second day of the Asean-EEC conference on industrial cooperation. The talks were purely exploratory but
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    Mission to promote made in S'pore products
    155 5 THE Trade Department b U send a trade mission U the European Economic Community countries on a three- week visit to promote Singapore-made product* ItiMmw. The nine-member mission, sponsored by the EEC ommiwion, will visit Brussels, Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam and Copenhagen from tomorrow
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    Pact expected to improve access for region's goods
    360 5 JAKARTA, Tues. The proposed Asean-EEC cooperation agreement is expected to include provisions for better access of Asean products to the EEC countries. This was stated today by Singapore's ambassador to Brussels, Mr P.Y. Hwang. The agreement, which is likely to be concluded
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    Banned man gets jail
    44 5 AN INDONESIAN, Amor Singogulo alias Mohamed Noor, 33, who landed here by boat illegally after being barred from entry, was yesterday jailed for a year by a district court. The offence was committed on Nov 25. 1974. Amor pleaded guilty.
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    I feel I was cheated says newsman
    136 5 JAKARTA, Tues. Singapore journalist Peter Chia has reported to the police here that he felt he was cheated by a customs officer at Halim airport who told him to pay US$l6O (5J347) for import tax on his typewriter, camera and luggage, the Jakarta
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    We will make united stand in face of threat -Malik
    373 5 INDONBSIAN Vice-Presi-dent Adam Malik said today that if any Asean country is "obstructed or threatened" by militant neighbours, all the members will mount a united effort to counter this threat. But taking what he described as an "optimistic view" on
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    Lock icon TALKS ON SETTING UP JOINT FUND
    90 5 TALKS ON SETTING UP JOINT FUND JAKARTA, Tues. The conference on industrial cooperation between the European Economic Community (EEC) and Asean today discussed the possibility of setting up an EECAsean development fund, AFP reported. The fund would be needed to finance several projects approved by EEC and Asean, a conference
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    Lock icon 'Clearer view as result of cheap fares policy'
    266 5 'Clearer view as result of cheap fares policy' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Asean countries have a clearer picture on the implementation of the resolutions adopted by its economic ministers as a result of its dispute with Australia over the Australian cheap air fare policy, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir
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    Damaged roads: Call for curbs on lorries
    217 6 THE MP for Boon Lay, Mr Ngeow Pack Hua, last night called on the authorities concerned to regulate and implement restrictions on the loads and speed for heavy lorries to prevent them damaging rural roads. One of the problems faced by the Boon
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    810 entries for art contest
    127 6 THE Ministry of Culture has received 811 entries from SM children for a drawing competition to ■nark the International Year of the Child. The com petition, which is open to children of 12 and below, is based on the theme, My Life m the Year
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    Mum: I did not know what I had signed away
    595 6 SHARE TRANSFER CASE A FEW months after the death of her millionaire husband, Madam Ng Swee Kee, 82, reluctantly executed documents before a solicitor, transferring all her shares m a Singapore company to two of her four sons, the High
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    Boy tells court: Murder accused hanged cat to 'save somebody's life'
    621 6 Boy tells court: Murder accused hanged cat to 'save somebody's life' A MURDER trial was told yesterday how the accused, i a 43-year-old labourer, trappod a cat m a gunny sack, hanged the cat on a tree and then removed its teeth "to save somebody's life." This gruesome incident was
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    No bid to register refugee rescue ship
    241 6 No bid to register refugee rescue ship A CATHOLIC organisation, Fatima International, which wants to operate a ship, Tungni, to pick up Vietnamese refugees m the South China Sea has so far taken no action to register the ship. A Port Authority spokesman said yesterday that, under the Merchant Shipping
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    Viet boat stopped by navy sails off
    76 6 MORE than 200 Vietnamese refugees, whose boat was intercepted by Republic of Singapore Navy craft on Monday, later sailed to an unknown destination after taking provisions here. The RSN boats intercepted the refugee boat about 80 km east of here, near Horsburgh Lighthouse,
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    Pewter gift
    55 6 THE traffic manager (container terminal) of. PSA. Mr M M.J. Subramaniam. presented a ppwter sal«er to the master of the containership, Korean Jacewon, Capt Sim Cheul Si at a reception on hoard th« ship yesterday. The Korean Jacewon, which is on a maiden voyage to Singapore, is owned
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    Drug fine
    42 6 A BOAT worker. !,.•<■ Kok Lim. 38. was yesterday fined $1,000 m default two months jail by a disii v i cowl for taking morphine at the Central Narcotics Bureau supervision division m Balestier Road on Jan 25. He pleaded guilty
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    On cooking
    22 6 MADAM Manisah Kemp will hold a rooking demonstration at River Valley community centre on Saturday (March 3) at 2 p.m.
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    Launching of SCSS central trust fund
    1012 8  -  EVELYN NG By THE Singapore Council of Social Service yesterday launched a community chest trust fund i to serve as a central fund or depository of philanthropic gifts and tax-exempt donations for its 125 affiliates and other charitable institutions here. This fund, with an
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    BANKS TO ASK FOR STAMP DUTIES REVIEW
    178 8 THE Association of Banks m Singapore (ABS) is to petition the Finance Ministry for a review of stamp duties here. The ABS chairman, Mr. Tjio Kay Loen. said this yesterday at a foreign exchange conference held at Shangri-La Hotel m reply to a
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    Why Asian dollar mart will grow
    615 8 PROSPECTS for the continued expansion of the Asian dollar market are good because of the excellent growth potential of most Asian economies, Mr Michael Wong Pakshong, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore said yesterday. Mr Wong, who was addressing the two-day Euromoney
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    Improve your English
    52 8 A LECTURER al Nanyang Junior College. Mrs Belinda Charles, will speak on How to Improve Your English al the Queenstown Branch Library on Friday at 3 p.m. The talk will be held m English. All are welcome Free tickets can be obtainedfrom the adult information counter at
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    Fair '79 in October
    79 8 THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association will hold the Singapore Fair '79 at the World Trade Centre from October 5 to 14. For the first time, the fair will have one section devoted to new technology I from the developed coun- tries. The eighth to be organised by
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    Reflective markers to warn drivers
    206 8 THE Public Works Department has Installed reflective marker posts along the road divider of Nicoll Highway to warn motorists of the danger caused by the raising of the road surface to Ihe same level as the divider kerb after road resurfacing. PWD put op the
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    Jobless man stole again while on bail
    114 8 Jobless man stole again while on bail A JOBLESS man, who was caught stealing from a metal scrap store, stole again while on bail. Yesterday, New Thor Huat alias Neo Tow Huat,46, was charged m a magistrate's court with three thefts and dishonestly retaining stolen property. He was also charged
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    Scouts to donate
    46 8 SOME 12.600 scouts from 15 districts will donate a dollar or more each for the International Year of the Child Fund. The presentation of cheques will be held at the Council of Social Service Building, Penang Lane, at 4 p.m. on March 3.
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      269 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS S Exercises with crowd beS Back row put In order lore a gaffie. i6>. again (9). (Mark of good service 1 10 More appropriate to river shown :n one Bach gasteropod. i 5). arrangement. C 4. t). 11 1 wuiet nook on the beach 7 Child
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    Japanese company embarks on $3 m expansion project
    243 9 Japanese company embarks on $3 m expansion project A JAPANESE company here is to embark on a $25 million to $3 million high-technology expansion project that is expected to enable it to almost double its output of precision grinding machines within a year. Details of Okamoto Singapore's expansion m Woodlands
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    3 films at museum
    43 9 3 films at museum THE National Museum will screen three eudrational films for students at its premises on Saturday al 10 45 am The film shows will touch on I* al Mvnos. the Telecommunications Authority of Singapore and dental health Admission is free.
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    MP: Do we need a defence pact?
    499 9 THE Foreign Minister. Mr S. Rajaratnam, will be asked whether recent events m Indochina have created the need for a defence treaty among Asean member countries !o deter outside threats and enhance stability within the region. This question has been tabled by the
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    Estate duty
    32 9 AN OFFICER with the Inland Revenue Estate Duty Department. Miss Rosalind Tan. will talk on estate duty at the National Library Marine Parade Branch on March 16 at 8 p.m.
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    Youth Meet
    28 9 TELOK AVER and Hong Urn youth groups wil' hold their biennial general meeting at Hong Lim (-(immunity centre on March 10 at 7 30 p m
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    Unions decide to break soft drinks 'monopoly'
    511 9  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and the Pioneer Industries Employees Union plan to break the "monopoly" of bottlers of soft drinks and the two coffee-shop and restaurant owners' associations who have jointly raised prices by five cents a bottle.
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    Bulgarian visitors explore trade prospects
    134 9 Bulgarian visitors explore trade prospects OPPORTUNITIES far Incrrased tr»de between Singapore and Bulgaria were explored yesterday by the visiting Bulgarian Deputy Minister for Korean trade, Mr Spa* Petrav Oeorutev, m talks here yesterday. He said Bulgaria could bay CMsaineT Items and manufactured goods from Singapore In addition to traditional imports
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    Course on company property
    78 9 THE University of Singa-j pore extramural studies de- j partment will conduct an eight-lecture course on Company Property Administration from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., on Mondays and Wednesdays, at Nissen Hut 78, Bukit »Timah Campus, beginning on March 12. The aim of the course is
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    'Easy facelift operation' can be misleading, says surgeon
    364 9  - 'Easy facelift operation' can be misleading, says surgeon BENG TAN By MISLEADING articles m women's magazines have been singled out for blame by a visiting British surgeon for the public's misconception of plastic or cosmetic surgery. Mr Percy H. Jayes, 63, former consultant plastic surgeon to the Queen Victoria Hospital
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    Minister to open exhibit
    40 9 THE Senior Minister of State (Education). Mr Chai Chong Vii, will open the Plan Ahead exhibition-cum-seminar at Toh Tuck Secondary School on March IS at 9 a.m. The exhibition /seminar is being organised by the school.
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    For children
    28 9 ANG MO KIO community centre will hold a get-together for children at the open ground, Block 216. Ang Mo Kin. on March 11 at 3.30 p.m.
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    Crime talk
    27 9 TOA PAYOH community centre will hold a talk on Scientific Detection of Crime, m Mandarin, at its premises, on March 11 at 8 p m
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    US firm wins $10m airport system deal
    231 10 A $10 MILLION contract for a flight information display system for the new Changi Air- port has been awarded to Conrac Corporation of California. The system, which incor- I porates most of the modern features of airpoit informaii >n display and passenger guidance
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    Another Guild house
    120 10 THE University of Singa|M)n> Society plans to built! a clut house at Kent Ridge campus The chairman of the sociely's building committee, Professor Kiar.g Ai Kimi said students of 'he School of Architecture had submitted 64 drawings for the new building through an academic exercise and four
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    On industrial management
    106 10 THE Ngee Ann Technical College will organise a course leading to the Certificate and Diploma m Industrial Management awarded by the Institution of Works Managers (UK). The Certificate m Industrial Management, a two- year part-time evening course, will begin on Mrfy 3. The Diploma m Industrial Management,
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    DANGER IN CARELESS LANE CHANGING
    148 10 DANGER IN CARELESS LANE CHANGING POUCE statistic* show that 278 people died and 2,858 were .seriously injured m 32,752 traffic Accidents reported last year. Traffic police said failure to keep to proper lanes Is one of the common causes of traffic accidents. By changing lanes to get ahead, the motorist
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    Operational Research
    35 10 THE University of Singapore's Extramural Studies Department will hold a course on Operational Research m Management, at the Nissen Hut, 7A, Bukit Timah campus from March 6. Fee for the course is $65.
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    Prize-giving
    33 10 THE MP for Kuo Chuan. Mr P. Selvadurai. will present prizs to winners of the second Kuo Chuan community centre Open Chess Championship at the centre premises on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    VC seeks more powers for officers
    431 10 VC seeks more powers for officers Absentees: Stricter discipline needed THE Vigilante Corps is seeking power for its senior officers to mete out punishment to absentees instead of referring them to the police for court action. A draft calling for a revision to the Vigilante Corps Act for a more
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    '3,000 can be called up to fight floods
    251 10 '3,000 can be called up to fight floods THE Vigilante Corps can mobilise up to 3,000 members within eight hours for flood rescue operations m Singapore. More manpower can also be drawn from the VC camp at Nee Soon, where some 300 to 400 basic and unit in-camp trainees will
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    MAN WHO STOLE 53 DOOR HINGES
    116 10 A MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard how a man went through a vacant building unscrewing door hinges for three hours before being arrested. Govindasamy Poomenathan, 22, unemployed, had removed 53 metal hinges from swing doors when he was caught red-handed by a police patrol which
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      1031 10 f Announcing the winners of the (/Spray An ICI Winner' I Competition j Heartiest Congratulations to the following winners! *£?W" ff\ m /fv*fe y~V Sarawak Mono Yusof s/o Mohd Urn Ah Bah. Peter |St Prize $3,000 lisrr SiS &ssr MMJ\O *4/^IW V fr^nKSfiQ^H IC No. *****67Z Gladys Fang Cheng Bee
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      233 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp s in"-<f. T'LL DO IT I I WOULDN'T" DARE MAQ6IB WAMTS TO HAVE c '""ajLjf^ MYSELF I'LL V. THINK OF HANeiNG OUR LIVIN© ROOM i X>7|7\i START RISHT fl h~~) V —ir AROUND ►__> REPAINTED BUT IT LL Aj\lU¥\7 NOW WHILE V_
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    'Easier for Chinese stream to be bilingual'
    837 11  - 'Easier for Chinese stream to be bilingual' LEONG WENG KAM By STUDENTS from the Chinese stream have greater motivation to learn a second language than English-stream ones and therefore are more likely to be effectively bilingual, according to a forum m Mandarim telecast over Channel 8. The seven speakers, m
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    Turning to Britain, US for books
    102 11 Turning to Britain, US for books THE NTUC Fairdeal book cooperative is studying the possibility of importing general reading books from Britain and America. Contacts have been made, according to Fairdeals latest annual report. During the year under review (from April 1977 to March 1978) the cooperative made a trading
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    All seven in TV forum from Chinese schools
    340 11 ALL seven bilingual scholars taking part m the forum wore from ChinesoNticam schools. .In this first part, these .scholars, who studied at universities abroad, discussed the problems they encountered m learning the English language and many other related issues such as the
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    'Singapore may benefit from crisis in Iran
    278 11 'Singapore may benefit from crisis in Iran THE Iranian crisis rould prove to be a "Messing In disguise" for Singapore as foreign firms would prefer to invest la projects la cnuntrie> which are more stable politically. .This was stated yesterday by the \lderman for Port mad Ko«n»mlo Affairs of Rotterdam,
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    APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR $445,000 EXPENSES
    143 11 APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR $445,000 EXPENSES THE payment of compensation for damages arising fom the rise m "the number and seriousness of cases involving government negligence," together with unforeseen expenditure m London m connection with extradition proceedings, amounted to $445,570. Parliament will be asked at the next sitting to approve a
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    Seminar on swine production
    88 11 Seminar on swine production THE Singapore Veterinary Association m cooperation with the American Soybean Association (ASA) will hold a swine production seminar on March 5. at 7 p.m.. at the US International Marketing Centre, Malayan Credit House, Somerset Road. The seminar is open to all island pork producers and those
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    Photography course
    42 11 Photography course THE YMCA will conduct a sixweek course on practical colour photography at its Orchard Road premises starling from March 2. Lessons will be held on Tuesdays and Fridays between 7 p.m and 10 p.m For further details, contact tel *****8
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    Chess prizes
    33 11 THE MP for Kuo Chuan. Mr P.Selvadurai, will give away prizes to winners of the 2nd Kuo Chuan Community Centre Open Chess Championship, at the centre, at 7.30 p.m., on Saturday.
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    Muslim women urged: Don't ape the West
    88 11 THE MP for Kolam Ayer, Mr Sidek Saniff, urged Muslim women to understand the teachings of Islam and not to ape their Western counterparts. He said the right of women was clearly stated m the Islamic constitution, thus there was no need to
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    Campaign to prevent break-ins at factories
    393 11 POLICE have launched a campaign to educate tenants and owners of flatted factories on preventive measures against break-ins. The first of a series of police-sponsored meetings was held at the Queenstown Police Station. This was attended by 50 representatives from flatted factories m Tiong
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      167 11 ÜBIQUITOUS UzLJ LEJUAa offers a wider choice of plain paper copiers. U-BIX V Table Top Model *j*~ "^jft a^9^aaaa^M> copier thot delivers clear a^ copies from B-6 to A-3 agfj a^P^ \J* sizes Builtin Man w v> micro computer jßl^Bß^''''' I*"^1 that increases Vt^^^^^^ ease of operation I, I *ykmmm\%m^
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      615 11 3 "It. I ReiiJion Auditorium I Highlights i A*, Carol Ann Guest artistes include Cheong M Fer^dez.^^JJeentenera Susanna Hanm is rae l Bernard Koh Gang A riotous recorded 1 A recorded ctut-chat mtena I On the spot Pnj-^JS JJ m c liners, auditorium audience (I IUjeaEsSHHo a polYGra™ MftM^ ASS^
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1979 CHARITY CHEST
    384 12 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1979 CHARITY CHEST THE long-mooted community chest project seems to have been shelved. In its stead, the Singapore Council of Social Services (SCSS) has launched the Community Chest Trust Fund. The difference is that under the fund, individual charity organisations will continue to raise
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    CHILD-CARING PA
    372 12 IT MAKES sense for the People's Association to be thinking of converting some of its pre-school centres to day-care centres m view of the Education Ministry's pre-primary programme. There is no point for the PA kindergartens to be duplicating what will be provided m the preprimary classes m
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    Lock icon Americans switch to Chinese calling cards
    419 12  -  PAUL HUI By m San Francisco A SMITH l*com«>s a Zi Wou Fu, a Brown becomes a Bao I-ahn. a Martin comes out Man Tien and "what the hell ■les manager to the Chinese?" Indications are beginning to crop up of the cominK trade
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    Islamic laws: Growing call for strict application
    898 12  -  IBRAHIM NOORI By m Bahrain THIS is the second and concluding report on the resurgence of Islam. It deals with the attitude of governments and peoples m countries with large Muslim populations to the concept of an Islamic state. THE ISLAMIC revolution m
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    Peter Nixon insists that all is well with leap
    1137 12  - Peter Nixon insists that all is well with leap VINCENT STOVE Australia's cheap air fares policy By our correspondent m Sydney Like Nelson, V (British Admiral Horatio Nelson) who missed a whole fleet by putting his telescope to his blind eye, Mr Nixon seems to be doing the same thing
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      What governs imposition of speed limits
      726 13 What governs imposition of speed limits I REFER to your letter under "Traffic anomaly which deserves explanation" by H C Wong (ST, Feb 23). The speed limit imposed on a particular stretch of road is based on a number of factors among which are the accident rate, the presence of
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      Marked for life because of one mistake
      575 13 I REFER to the story entitled, "does not forgive or forget" on a Miss X and the editorial captioned. "Second Chance" (ST, Feb 21). I fully agree with Miss X that honesty is the worst policy. I am an ex-prisoner, unemployed for many
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      Lock icon Attitudes of some are more liberal
      651 13 Attitudes of some are more liberal From page 12 Kurdish separatists m northern Iraq. Morocco Has been an Islamic state for over 12 centuries governed by "sharifs" or Muslim dynasties who claim descent from the Prophet Mohammed. The present ruler, King Hassa II is both religious and temporal leader, styled
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      Home for aged plan part of Sage's activities
      245 13 Home for aged plan part of Sage's activities I REFER to the report stating that I had disclosed that the government was planning to build a village for the lonely middle-income aged (ST. Feb 2). I believe that your reporter must have misunderstood me as I did not state that
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      114 13 Pre-RenovationA r^Hb Orchard Towers Store M from 24th Feb. W^ to 10th March. J ]f All items have )j to go to make way J I j for the renovation. S/ y*\ iM &m*iflS£lißoutic|u« |«^H U"'t ?17i2ndFH O'»JU loom 400 0'.".v.i».l f THE GOETHE-IMSTITUT presents 1 M W 2 unusual
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      182 13 m Jm over" J ||l Come over for an evening jM Bra. °f good company and good <fl Rjl entertainment. Relax m an atmosphere of friendliness and j^ Ml! Hbi_ fun, and forget everything else. B^" Drink. Dance. Do what pleases ['P you. The evening is yours. i^B^^^HH^^H^. Make it
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      578 14 The Nipsea Group off Companies Due to rapid expansion, an associate packaging company m Indonesia requires two senior executives. (a) Sales Manager (b) Production Manager Successful candidates will enjoy the following benefits: Free lodging Chauffeur-driven Company car Personal accident insurance scheme Income tax to be borne by Company Generous air
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      615 14 fRSAF PILOT TRAINING The Republic of Singapore Air Force invites application from young Men and Women for Pilot Training. Requirements: 1 Between 16% and 27 years old. 2. Minimum 3 GCE '0' Level preferably with English, Mathematics, and one Science subject. 3. Minimum height 1.58 metres. Have good eyesight. Should
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      657 14 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Apphcofions ore invited for the following post ELECTRICAL OPERATING CHARGEMAN (JOHORE), WATER DEPARTMENT Salary Seal*: $450x25 625/650x25—875 Gross Salary: $50 1 —965 Certificote of Competency os Electrical Chargeman with Nil Restrictions issued by the National Electricity Board, Malaysia, for entry of $600/(gross monthly salary: $664/- reaching to
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      616 14 [OVERSEAS appointmentsl AN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY I engaged m cargo handling operations requires: I A) ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS I Age: 23 35 years Qualification GCE '0' or 'A' Level Experience Minimum 2 years' working experience m an administrative position encompassing all aspects of general administration and requiring the necessity to use personal
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      IGP warns of Reds' unity ploy
      319 15 IPOH, Wed THE Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Haniff Omar, yesterday warn*ed the people against the "fellow traveller" tactic used by the communist united front to achieve a temporary objective. "This is one of the tactics of the communist united front which must be
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      4 joint panels set up with Thailand
      147 15 4 joint panels set up with Thailand KUALA UJMPUR, Tues Four permanent joint sub- rommittees have been set iip by Thailand and Malaysia to prepare and identify various development projects m both countries. The four sub-committees, rover ing cooperation m agricultural development, livestock, fisheries and drainage and irrigation. would start
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      Lock icon Drug offence
      40 15 AU>R STAR. Tues Satay-sell--er Adek Truna bin Sukiman. 21. was yesterday sentenced by the Sessions Court to five years' jail 'and ordered to receive five strokes of the rolan for possession of 5 41 grammes of heroin. «NST
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      Lock icon Bad food
      35 15 4KKANTUT. Tues. About 115 C: people were rushed to the district hospii.il today (or suspivied food *l*usoninß after having supper at end of a religious sermon at Kampung l^hang. 22 km from NST
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      Lock icon Storage rates at Port Klang to go up
      262 15 Storage rates at Port Klang to go up PORT KLANG, Tues. The Port Klang authorities will impose higher storage rates and a penalty on removal charge on all imported full continer load (FCL) not cleared from the port within seven days from March XD. I Thp nPttr ra •<»« u/prp
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      'CHILDREN BRINGING BOOZE TO SCHOOL'
      152 15 'CHILDREN BRINGING BOOZE TO SCHOOL' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Teachers m some schools here have urged parents to refrain from giving liquorbased drinks to their children to take to school. According to some of the teachers, some pupils bring canned "shandy"to school. "While most pupils bring orange juice or other soft
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      Lock icon Land sales
      44 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The UMNO Youth executive committee meeting on March 8 is expected to draw up a lot of suggestions for government action to stop the sales of Malay land to other races, UMNO Youth leader Haji Suhaimi Kamaruddin said NST
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      Lock icon $1.5 b trade surplus last year, up by $165m
      225 15 $1.5 b trade surplus last year, up by $165m KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Peninsular Malaysia recorded a trade surplus of $1,515.7 million last year compared with Jl,350.2 million m 1977 a rise of $165.5 million. According to preliminary figures released by the Statistics Department today, imports last year amounted to $12,200.1
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      Lock icon $10,000 fine for illegal currency import
      168 15 $10,000 fine for illegal currency import JOHORE BARU, Tues. Businessman Chong Yoon Fook. 21, was fined $10,000 or one year's jail by a magistrate today for illegally importing $4,000 m Malaysian currency. His brother Chong Yoon Seng, 22, who was jointly charged with him, claimed trial. His case was fixed
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      Lock icon 'Curfew is still on' reminder by police
      185 15 'Curfew is still on' reminder by police TAPAH, Tues. Police today reminded members of the public that the areas bordering the jungles on the eastern side of the main trunk road -from here to Tanjung Malim are still under curfew. Tapah OCPD, Asst Supt Ismail bin Mohammad Noh, said with
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      Lock icon New 'girls' in JB massage parlours
      139 15 JOHORK BARI Mon Massage parlour operator here, fared «Ith dlfflealty la gettiag girls to work far them, are imw taking la traasvestltes, most ef them from Singapore. Oae massage parlour has at least three traaavestites warklag far It. Massage parlear awaers readily admit that
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      410 15 STOP PRESS Earn an EXTRA $50 when you join us TODAY as MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR USA TELEVISION A APPLIANCE PTE LTD 159-C, BOON KENG ROAD BLK 2. SINGAPORE 12. FOIR ITIOTE A last expanding electronics manufacturer of FPIR mPTE caMtrtt* lap* racwdtrt and radio* require* th« santor poaltlon of: PERSONNEL
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      692 15 IN THF HIGH COURT OP THF IN TIiE HIGH COURT OF THE Suit No. 3467 suit rr> of 1978 Between >*»• ONG COMPANY (STOCK SHARE BROKERS) PTE. Mfiween LTD. TAY TOW tradiag as ..Plaintiffs LAM HONG TEXTILE And COMPANY 1. LUM YOKE NGAN PtatatUt (m.w.) 2. CHEAK WENG KWONG Ami
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      969 15 ■muf NOTICE Quotations are invited from earthwork contractors for earthrefilhng at the housing project on lots 206 224 and 361 at Jalan Sungai Kemang. township of Kota Tinggi. Johor Interested parties please contact Ku«o Development Sdn. Berhad at their branch office at Room I, lst Floor, Mln Kang Building, 52,
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1738 16 THK last transacted ready sale at ihe rinse of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's nrn cs together with 1978 high and low 'Adjusted for scrip rights issue) SH IION ONIIMHSTRIALB IM7M7H 1...1 High l.n. omp.nv Sli or272 131' 222 190*
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1219 16 BID and offer prices officially 11 1 -t ert and business In and reported to the Stock Exrnutfl* of Singapore yesterday viith the number of shares traded shown In brackets m krtl a| 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settl»ment Contracts are quoted after the word
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      Govt and corporate bonds
      130 16 4 1/2% 1/8/80 (250.000) (99.408 99.485) 4 3/4% 15/9/80 (250.000) (99.658 99 78S) 5% T F 1/5/83 (250.000) (100.108 *****S) 5 3/4% T F 15/6/81-84 (250.000) (102.305) 5% 13/11/84 (250.000) 100.008 100 OSS) 7% 15/4/85 (250.000) (100 HOB MM) 7% 1/8/85 (250.000) (100 708 100.85S) 7
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1288 16 HID. md offer prices officially i listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of ■•hares traded shown In tirarkels in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified imh RUMJ tjiMOMt* i >cn 7\s i »lr«n i 1 Ol i
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      122 16 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PEB PICUL VEBTEBDAY: Cmmml «U: Bulk SUB sellers, old drum $130 tellers, new drum $135 sellers. C*f*»: Mind (looac) UK Com 179 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob IOT/V NLW $336.00 sellers, Sarawak white fob W. NLW $317.50 sellers.
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      47 16 KUALA LUMPUR: Ma1 layslan Building Society announced a net 1978 profit of Ms 7 91 million ($7.74 million). A first and final dividend of 15 per cent (same), payable on April 18. to shareholders registered on March 20, has been declared. 1 Reuter.
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        43 16 M Banking 610 +20 Straits Trading 545 +15 Pacific Dcv 275 +15 Nat Iron 615 10 F It N 525+10 Shell 26S +9 DBS 444+8 Carlsberg 408 +8 Dunlop Est 394+8 Magnum Corpn 372 +6 Gentlngs 326 +6 C h C 308+6
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        Falls
        37 16 Sovran 120 -40 Sel Properties 215 -10 Malakofl 222 -t Berjuntal 745 -5 Ambassador 285 -5 C C M 478 -4 OUT 180-3 M Cement 274 -2 Bouslead 268 -2 Apollo 243 -2 Bousteadco 190 -2
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        Most active stocks
        37 16 I Sime Darby *****0 Haw Par 94.000 Cons Plant 83 000 U O B 82.000 Faber Merlin 77 000 O»ntlngs 59^000 X L Kepcng 53.000 Boustead 53 000 etc mm UO L 39.000 I
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        33 16 Feb26 FebZ7 BTlndex: 1814.11 1826.71 Industrials 346.34 348.99 Finance: 618.44 621.70 Hotels: 269 06 269.77 Properties: 217.86 217.86 I Tins: 164.60 164.54 I rubbers: 539.34 540.85 0.C.8.C 322.21 325.41 S.E.S.Ind: 316.71 318.82
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        347 16 for business timies cd HONGKONG:- The marke: closed higher yesterday in quiet trading, fuelled by local speculative buying ahead of tomorrow's budget, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed 7.76 points higher at 518.93. Hoagkaag Bank added 20 cents, with the market expecting the announcement of good final results
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        434 16 TOKYO:— Share prices closed lower in limited trading, led by export-orientated issues, dealers said. The Dow Jones average (ell 23.83 to close at 6,065.29 points with a volume of 200 million shares. The New index closed at 449.54, down 1.03 points. .Electricals, vehicles and cameras fell on growing US
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        256 17 SYDNEY, Mon. Coal stocks pnmil ihe most active group in f.'n.-i.illy (lull trading marktil by a I'ontiniMHl absence of onshore buyers, dealers said. IMH'STKIALS i I B I Ani|H.I IV, 7* uiu-h am in i \\/lt,,,l, *IX 2 VIM 1»»S unch It.ink id 4 RnaUn ix<> I
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        272 17 NKW YORK. Mon. Piosl»-< Is of still higher oil prices .wul usiriH interest rail's sent j slock prices lower today m light trading. Analysts said Venezuela's announcement today of a 15 pci ci-nl oil price increase put a damper on trading, as did a boost m
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        172 17 Credit SulsseBr 2335 -25 Credit Huisse Reg 440 -3 Klectrowalt Br 2020 -15 Holder Bank Br 533 -7 Inter Food"Br 4250 -100 Oerlikon-Bueh-rleBr 2550 -30 Swiss Re-Insur Hr 5400 -25 Wlnterther Br 24«0 -25 Zurich Insur Br ***** -25 Brown Boverl Br 1815 -25 Clba-Gelgy Br 1255
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        159 17 AMSTKRDAM. Mon Share pii.Ts 1 liimhl mostly lower with Unilever and Royal Dutch 0.50 and one guilder higher m otherwise steady Dutch internationals, dealer said. Algemene Bank Nederland fell 8 .50 guilders 10 352 following its announcement of a one-fnr-10 lights issue at 280 guilders per share.
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        579 17 IX)NDON. Mon Government bonds finished marginally higher and equities closed firm in moderate trading, dealers said At 3pm the Financial Times index was up 2.3 points at 469 3 INDUSTRIALS Allied Brew S3'. +1 Bibcocks 1M -4 Barclays 408 xd Bmmnu 834' -2 130'. ->
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        64 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 468.8 Friday 467.0 Week Ago ♦80-3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 821 12 Friday 823.28 Week ago closed LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 92 to 82' I Friday MM to 82 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 518.83 Monday ***** Week ago 52*46 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 485.41 Monday
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        114 16 THE STRAITS tin price fell $25 to $1,900 per picul m Penang yesterday on an official offering up 27 tonnes to 216 tonnes. LONDON: Tin on Monday lost £15 for Cash and £7 for Three Months standard while High Grade was down £15 and £5 Scattered liquidation trimmed values
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        30 16 Rubber: Feb 27 Singapore: March: 257.50 cents (up 2.25 cents) Malaysia: March 260.25 cents (up 2.25 cents) Tin: $1,900 (down $25) Official offering: 216 tonnes (up 27 tonnes)
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        31 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous m brackets) Wirebar Spot £1.002 (£1.002.50). sellers £1,003 (£1,003); Three Month buyers £1,018.50 (£1.020.50). sellers £1.019.50 (£1,*****) Market tww: Steadier post easier. Salea: 14,900.
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        507 16 THE SINGAPORE rubber market yesterday opened higher with March one RSS buyers quoted at 257.25 cents per kilo, up two cents on Monday' close, dealers said. Opening quotations were marked down 1.25 cents follow- ing easier London advices and thereafter the market recover- ed on covering interest, specu- I
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        104 16 NOON SSN and SMH pricn vnlfrday ■A 8 M.re. April (Carnal Mtk) (Forward Mia) Bayara Sallara Bayara Sallara SSH .***** 1 1 lun iiallrl J ***** 247 (lON 246 011 248.0 UN SSHSu .1 tun paIWD 242 00 244 OBN ***** 245 00N MKELB SMHCV 1 1
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        80 16 Striking prices of the options j officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the period, bids and offered prices and business done, if any, with the number of options traded shown m brackets. Hume X E (March $1.45) (0.268 0.335). Inchcape (March $1.30) (0.268 0.335). Paa
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        76 16 KUALA LUMPUR: -Austral i Amalgamated Tin announced i an unaudited after tax-profit of M 52.96 million ($2.64 million). for the six months ended December 31. An interim dividend of 50 cents gross (30 cents), payable on April 2. to shareholders on the register on March
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        267 16 THE KILOBAR market yesterday opened at $17,224 and closed at $17,390. After the London morning fix on Monday at US$250.30, gold moved up to a high of $251.20 251.70. New York gold opened at $250.50 251.00. but eased off at the second fix to $248.60. With the silver market
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      342 16 AT LONG LAST, a steadier trend has finally emerged at the Stork Ex- j change of Singapore, i Thongh gains were generally narrow In extent yesterday, they were built on fairly consistent support. After about ten days of depressed sentiment, buyers were shaking off their inhibition
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      310 16 SHARE PRICES edged marginally higher yesterday m a very selective and quiet market. News that the Sino-Viet-nam border conflict may last just 33 days injected a reassuring note into the market. Although sentiment improved slightly, dealers remained cautious. The New Straits Times industrial index managed to chalk up
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      205 16 THE US dollar weakened on the Singapore forex market yesterday following considerable commercial sales m the afternoon. Opening at SJ2 1690 10, it fluctuated narrowly m the j mrning before sliding down m late afternoon, with business done at the low of $2.1630 before closing at $2.1650
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      162 16 INTERBANK rales at 3.00 pm: Currenciet Nominal rat** Smithsonian P*rc*nt*g* quoted y*st*rday (crou)parity Chang* l^x-al dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1650 2.1660 2.8196 -23.21 Sterling pound 4.3795 4.3840 7.3469 -40.38 Australian dollar 2.4374 2.4489 3.4286 -28.90 NZ dollar 2.2745 2.2975 3.4286 -33.50 Canadian dollar
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      153 16 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Feb 27: IS DollarilSpoll Offer Rid 7 days 10 5/16 10 3/16 1 month 10 10 2 months 10 10 3 months 11 II 6 months 1111 11 9 months II II 12 months 11 11 Sw.Frt. Dm.
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      33 16 'losing Interbank rales for Sinifaporr dollars cm Feb 27 Ofrer Bid Overnight 5 1 month 6 15/16 6 2 months 7 7 3 months 7 3/16 7 1/16 Overnight mode 5
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      55 16 KrniKe of price* offered by diHcounl bou-i-s on Keb 27: nv.TtiiKhi Call drpotnt I i. 4 CIomm Bvviax Si-llinK Smonlb Treasury bills 47/16 4&/I6 '.I iiionlh ll.ink tillls 7 7 3 month CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 6 month CD 7 7/16 7S/16 Si.unr Nalionul Dmognl Co I. Id.
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      25 16 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to V their best customers Is 8 per cent. _J
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      Two giant industrial gas companies to merge next week
      846 17 MALAYSIA Oxygen Ltd (MOL) and Far East Oxygen (M) Bhd two of the largest producers of industrial gas m Malaysia announced that their plans to join forces will finally materialise on March 1. Thus will be born Malaysian Oxygen Bhd (MOX).
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      1231 17 LANGUAGE TEACHING INSTITUTE I A subsidiory of the SEAMEO REGIONAL LANGUAGE CENTRE invites W H opplicot ions from suitably qualified candidates for the positions of: I (A) MANAGER Candidates should be holders of a recognised university degree. I Training m educational administration or business management fs an I I advantage.
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      682 17 HH *asmr? m m m UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD Ilil ANNOUNCEMENT To All Shareholders Subject; Results for the year eroded 31 December 19/8 Results The Directors are pleased to announce that the audited results for the year ended 31 December 1978 of the United Overseas Bank Limited (The Bank) and
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      2542 18 157 Photographic 159 Precious metal*/ 163 Beauty Salons/ Equipment/ stones Massage Watches fWT ?o E r-, d e^,^t?o A nTa.rty E an TT a RR l E A B y-ndradndTo=.y -ndra d ndTo=.l ostoon'esd0 sto 0 n'es dl B a y SS S t^i^i^^lllMPMMß* s imrnt on>> Teieph ne size
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      619 18 II EMPLOYMENT INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION REQUIRES A JUNIOR SECRETARY With the following experience and qualifications Senior Cambridge or its equivalent with credit m Knghsh a Must b? able to do Audio Typing a A shorthand speed of 80 to 100 wpm. a And a typing speed of 3ft to 45 wpm
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      726 18 YEO MAP SENG LIMITED, requires 1. CLERKS Wa have vacancies for Clark* m our Sales and Accounts Departments The successful candidates must have a good School Certificate with a credit In Maths, a typing speed of 40 w p m read and write Mandarin and be conversant In at least
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      752 19 S AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX ti% n a ccrirrirn anc i= mM ils?:— KATES VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL ••4"44** Per word 60 els (Mm $9 00) TV ORTTI! ARTITSJ 1 Per column cm $10 75 (MJn $35.25) 1A ÜBI I UAKIbS II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical
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      614 19 ESTABLISHED TRABMQ COMPANY reqwiret A) 1 SALES SUPERVISORS (Male or Female) Bl SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male or Female) c Attractive pay and Incentive c Transport allowance, commission and other fringe benefits c Bonus and promotion for the right person miereeled. pleeee apply peraonaNr RM iMe-rl. 2ND FLR WOH HUP COMPLEX Golden
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      624 19 II EMPLOYMENT isetan Departmental Store has immediate vacanciea for the following SALES ASSISTANTS (MALE/FEMALE) Age: 16-22 years. Secondary 3 and above. Initial monthly earnings above 1200/ Male applicants preferably be exempted or completed National Service Other benefits: Incentive scheme. Medical. Recreation Advancement Prospect: Career path Is very broad, we promote
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      657 19 BALES REPRESENTATIVES with experience In clothing and genenal merchandise trade. Applicant t muat poimi the fol lowmg quafcncetkma 1 Experience 2 years. (2) Must be fluent In English. Malay and local dialects. (3) Academic qualifications. O.C.E. O' level or equivalent. (4) Ability to negotiate at the highest level. (5) Must
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      606 19 II EMPLOYMENT A Cement Factory In Jurong Invites suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: 1) PRODUCTION TRAINEES (Mete) c Must have minimum Industrial Technician Certificate In Electrical or Mechanical practice preferably with at least 1 year working experience In a Manufacturing Company, a This Is a responsible position and
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      549 19 IMMEDIATE VACANCIES: 1) MILLER Requirements c Ex-natlonal servicemen with Technical or Vocational trainIng In milling c The applicant should be able lo operate an universal machine. c Preference will be given to working experience. Salary $300 t«00 per month 2) FEMALE OUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS c Applicants should have secondary education
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      506 19 II EMPLOYMENT TECHNICAL IV GRADUATES Due to our factory expansion our Compressor factory at Bedok Industrial Estate Invites applicants to apply for the post of TECHNICIAN Applicants should have Trade Certificate In Metal machining or 3 O' level with passes In Mathematics and metal works. Completed National Service Under 25
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      621 19 SITE TECHNICIANS/SURVEYORS Well Eatabliahed Construction Company requires experienced, energetic and aerl-morivated start to take up the above positions Applicants may phone or apply with details of qualifications, experience, present and expected salary, together with a recent photograph and contact phone number to: Tha Protect Manager 21, Kempong Sultan Off Paeir
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      521 19 II EMPLOYMENT FAIR ITIRTE LOOKING FOR HIGHER INCOME? JOIN THE HAPPY ASAHI SPORE PEOPLE AS FEMALE OPERATORS A last expanding electronics manufacturer ol FAIRMATE cassette tape recorders and radios urgently requires 300 additional stall lor Its new final assembly line. Requirements: Completed primary 6 education, age 16-30 years No experience
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      621 19 CONIC ELECTRONICS PTE LTD We have lmmeilate vacancies for: PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirement*: Minimum 16 years old and above Primary education Singapore citizens Experience not necessary WE OFFER: Attractive salary 5-day week No shift work No scope work 13th month pay Free medical attention Free uniforms Annual/marriage/ maternity leave Compasslonate/slck leave
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      680 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t) General I FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS a sun inn pay IMs per day c prrmaneni 2nd Shut 1403 iiii.imi til 4* in. ■ri-iiu-nt DC! iTioMtl.on.ciltirmati.nl Free Transport pr.mded to .111.1 Ir.i pxprnenee neefsaao c No shift rotation alsoMscraaroprwork a AirronrtitimiMt and cWMI c 5-day «ork
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      273 20 KTSCaCfCtiwSsSiaaQ Haaa>4>4i|a^Hefißl BeawLa#^^B^4 -FMC A leading U.S. Petroleum Equipment manufacturer has new vacancies tor the following posts: (1) GENERAL WORKER (MALE) Candidates must have completed Secondary II (English) and preferably about 17 m tall and weighing about 54 kg. (2) MACHINISTS Candidates must have at least 2 3 years' operating
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      412 20 II EMPLOYMENT 1^ APOLLO SENTOSA An island retort hotel requires (A) SENIOR HOUSEKEEPERS (B) BARTENDERS (C) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (0) PANTRY MAIDS (E) DISHWASHERS (F) KITCHEN PORTERS Poet (A) and ftMd perience. Poet (C) (F) train- I ing provided. Please apply personally with I I( lo Personnel Department 7th floor Apollo
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      517 20 USA GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HERMETIC MOTOR OPERATIONS PTE. LTD, FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (2nd shirt L2S pm to 11 JO pm) Wages Starting $225 per month after one month $231 per month MALE MACHINE OPERATORS 3rd shift 10.35 pm to 7 00 am Wagee Starting $240 per month after 3 months
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      640 20 II EMPLOYMENT DHDB invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the following appointments: (A) TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (MALE) Qualification: Singapore Polytechnic Technician Diploma In Building or equivalent. Groes Salary $700/- pm In the range ($7OO$1493) (B) MOUSING 4 MAINTENANCE INSPECTOR (MALE) Ouahncahon GCE or equivalent with 3 O' level passes of which
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      570 20 PHILIPS REOUWES TRAINING INSTRUCTOR (FEMALE) Our requirements: Completed GCE. 'A' level (with basic electronics) or I.T.C. In Electronics stream. Be able to converse In English and Mandarin. Possesses a mature personality. Experience In training groups In an Industrial environment, though not essential, will be an advantage. Training will be provided
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      489 20 II EMPLOYMENT SUMITOMO (B.M.M.S) An established Enterprise mmv lecturing electronic components requires Singapore citizens lor the FoMowinQ posts MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS I c Age 16-25 years. c Primary six education, c No experience required c Completed N.S for male applicants I WE OFFER: c Pleasant working conditions (fully eirconditioned work-place
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      613 20 MANAGER FOR INSURANCE BROKERAGE DIVISION OF TRAVEL COMPANY THE APPLICANT MUST BE WELL EXPERIENCED. ABLE TO WORK INDEPENDENTLY AND BE CAPABLE OF RECRUITING AND SUPERVISING STAFF EXPERIENCE IN TRAVEL INDUSTRY AN ADVANTAGE. SEND FULL RESUME WITH PHOTOGRAPH TO-. P.O. BOX 478 TANGUN ROAD POST OFFICE ON CALL *****92 FOR APPOINTMENT
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      774 20 II EMPLOYMENT TEMPORARY DRIVER We require a temporary driver for Ihe Period March 13 March 15. 1979 Interested applicants pleeee call *****33 for an appointment. THE SHIP RESTAURANT urgently requires WASHERWOMEN/MEN AND GENERAL HELPERS Interested, please call at THE SHIP RESTAURANT, Unit 454. 4th floor, Bukit Timah Shopping Centre, Singapore
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      771 20 WANTED IMMEDIATELY 1 Driver for director, age X and above, starting pay $3&0 to $400 pm. overtime allowance will be given fur overtime work Mv class 3 driving licence am. have at least 1 lo 2 years' work I .g experience as driver Those inter ested. please call Miss Ncr
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      1589 21 II EMPLOYMENT GENTLEMAN AOED 34. sea-going tMI officer. MBA specialised 32 Situations Wanted qualification m Shipping, currenlly In Norway, seeks challenging Managerial position at ACCOUNTS OFFICER KfTTHexten- »> ashore by April "7» Interestindustrial ac- P»«y P"<-"» contact P.Mal 57. counting experience seeks part- t-orong Chamar. Spore 23 Tel lime job
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      906 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS MID I*7l FORO Capri 1600 Alrcond. radio cassette Metallic paint Very good condition Tel *****94 after 10am MO I*7l MM Clubman 1275 OT. beautiful sporty condition, with many extras Down payment $2,500 Loan arrangeable for $5,000 Tel *****15/ 294*586 MM 1000. KB*. Sport rims, road tax May
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      998 21 I*7o MAZDA 1500 Saloon m excellent condition Complete with aircon. radio, cassette, etc Contact ***** I*7o MAZDA 1200 Salon Tax Nov '79 New tyres Excellent condition Eligible for PARF $5,700/- on o *****73 I*7o MERCEDES 100 with alrcond radio cassette. Beautiful condition Selling $13,900 on.o. Contact *****34/*****98 I*7o SEPTEMBER MAZDA
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      712 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1*74 SUBARU 1400 Saloon 1 private owner, showroom condition $7200 negotiable View: 395-A. Dover Road. Blk 4 1*74 SUBARU 1400 SUllonwagon Aircondllioner. 1 owner, showroom condition. Many extras $7,500 0.n.0. Contact *****1 1*74 TOYOTA CROWN Automatic. 3rd owner. Immaculate condition Eligible for PARF $15,200 ono Telephone *****33
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      592 21 I*7*. OCT.. FIAT 131 S. 1 owner Alrcond $25,800 ono. View 41. Tal Thong Crescent Tel: SBMS9. Mr Ng $2,000 DOWNPAYMENT CAN drive away 1972. Volkswagen Van. Engine Just overhauled. New paint, tyres Tax 8/79 *****9 250 C.C. SUZUKI X 7. 1 month old Excellent $1,400 plus 23 Instalments at
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      733 21 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES CECIL STREET Superb office space excellently fitted jg out with carpets and partitions I available at a rental of $16 15 per I sq.m per month Area approx 510 96 I sq.m MARKET STREET Jl Newly completed office Building ■I situated close to the Raffles Place
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      767 21 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES AMERICAN SCHOOL VICINITY Modern double-storey 3-bed-Spllt-level llvlng/dlnlng. modern kitchen with separate servants amenities Rantal $2,200 nirniahad Wa hava varmua othar accommodation rantal rangaa from $900 $4,000 FIELDS *****/319M/***** ANOTHER ORIENTAL EXCLUSIVE Oriole Crescent Large 4-bad-roomed bungalow with fully malured garden Tel *****1 ANOTHER ORIENTAL EXCLUSIVE Recently re-decorated
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      608 21 Jones \m^ LEEDON PARK (DISTRICT 10) Colonial luxurious house with swimming pool Serene environment, 3 bedrooms large patio and ideal for rntertalnl m Kintal $5.0000n0 CORONATION ROAD (DISTRICT 10) Colonial sinule ItOR) house with :i hedrooms. larije tlvlnf rum dini'iK room Rental $4.0IK)o n o QUEEN ASTRO PARK (DISTRICT 10)
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      785 22 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES 51 Accommodation Vacant m) Flats •PARTMENT ORCHARO TOWER "on high tloor. modern Interior design with top quality furnishings, including bar counter, central aircond 3 bedrooms. 1 servant's $2,000: Dlst 11 4 bedrooms 1 servant's with .vtmmini pool. Unfurnished gMto Disl 9 3 bedrooms with swimming pool,
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      748 22 STEVENS D4HVE (DIST IS) apartment with swimming pool. In small exclusive block. 3 bedrooms, servant's $2,500 Ace *****22 4-ROOMED SPACIOUS Apartment for rent/ sale, within central locality Contact Mrs Tan *****25 C) Rooms DIST 10 OHM MOM quiet/clean furnished room. $180 monthly No cooking, transport and eating convenient, complete privacy
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      555 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES CLEMENTI PARK BUNGALOW with swimming pool Double-storey with 4 bedrooms, tenant's Splitlevel living, dining Area approximately 10.000 sq ft Beaulllul garden Selling $390,000 *****65/*****63 CLEMENTI PARK DELUXE BUNGALOW $370,000. For Immediate occupation 2-storey split-level detached Bungalow Spacious living/ dining room with marble flooring 4 bedrooms and 3
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      557 22 DIST. 17 SPACIOUS DOUBLESTOREY semi-detached $118,000 Principals only Tel: *****56 ext 270 for further details FRANKEL ESTATE. SINGLESTOREY 4559 sq ft. Freehold Si oo ooo ono Unfurnished. Tel: *****10 HH.LCREST ROAD district 1 1, double storey detached bungalow 4 bedrooms, one servant's, area approximately 5.400 sq. ft. $285.000/- negotiable Victor
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      818 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES DIST. 10 RIDGEWOOO 3/4bedroomed apartments In four distinctive designs Price: $178,000 upwards Investment opportunity with fair returns. Call: CDRS Holdings Pte Ltd Sales Agent of Dtlltngham Land Singapore, tel: 221 1 1 15/ *****80 MST. 10, SERENE HOUSE walk-up flat. Swimming pool. 3 bedrooms, servant's, ceramic tiles/parquet
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      794 22 FACTORY FOR SALE At Paya Lebar Road, sth floor, Kapo Factory Building Approximately 11.000 sqft. For details contact Mr Teo at *****51/*****18 FACTORY GOOOWN SPACE about 4.000 sq ft. Vacant office/ factory In Outram Road Available for rent Contact *****43 FACTORY SPACE REQUIRED Approximately 4.000 sq ft from district 12
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      522 22 IV ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES rm I WOH HUP I COMPLEX I Offices Shops i\ for Sale or Lease I Few units available L Contact Corina I *****33/*****86 f KATONG I SHOPPING I CENTRE I 61 Shops To Let/For Sale/Wanted BEDOK SHOPPING CENTRE, groundfloor shophouses and flats for rent. Tel: *****11
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      567 22 mmkTTSTUcI KIM SENG SHOPPING CENTRE High Investment Value. •Centrally located. Close to Times House. Opposite Great World. Easy access to city centre. Ample car park space. Loans available. No restrictions to foreigners. Enquiries Trade Industrial Devt (Pte) Ltd Unit 2301,23 rd Floor, Hong Leong Building, 16 Raffles Quay, Singapore 1
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      749 22 V SERVICES A BUSINESS BUSINESS FOR SALE $80,000/It's not falling because it doesn't work It's because we don't have the time to make It work. But we know It can work because we went out to the market and proved 1L The fashion line we represent Is one of Europe's
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      593 22 85 Photography COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY SO-HO'JR Course. Fee $100 Learn Developing Colour Film. Printing Colour Pictures By Colour Expert Enquiries: *****7 SECONDHAND CAMERAS CENTRE we buy. sell and trade-In for used or new Camera. High offer for Leica used Cameras Singapore Cosmos Trading Company 177. Middle Road. *****. *****7 TRADE-IN SECONOHANO
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    34 23 MUNCY-TAN David M.. only son of Mr. It Mrs. John H. Muncy to Nellie, youngest daughter of Mdm. Khoo Gek Poh and the I?" Mr T^! 1 Chl" A'k M February 1979.
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      140 Acknowledgements
      148 23 wish to express their thanks and appreciation to all their friends, relatives, doctors and nurses of DXT and ENT wards. S.G.H and business associates for their lences. attendance and kind assistance rendered during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY OF the late Mr R N Rajoo expresses their heartfelt
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      142 Deaths
      39 23 TAM PENG CHUNO. 11, passed away peacefully al SUH on 26-2-79 leaving behind wife Vlolette. sons Derrick and Robin, and daughter Karen Cortege leaves Spore Casket at 930 a.m to Ml Vernon Crematorium on 2nd March 19T»
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      144 In Memoriam
      48 23 Departed: M 2 76 1 Sadly misted and lorever remefn- bered by loving wile, sons, daugh tan. deughtart-in-law. sons-in-law and grandchildren. IN LOVING MEMORY or Klong Chin Eng departed 28.2 69 Always remembered by his loved ones IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF TAY CHENG NAM
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      122 23 Mn Mary Amurtham Nagahngam Born 1884. Drparlfd to linvrn 28-2-78 My drurest Mummy. lodaj If line year, but lo me. It is like one day. since you lett for your spiritual home You were a living .saint on earth, but now you are heavenly saint with al miKlity Ciihl. praying
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      Arsenal make it, but only just
      430 24 Leeds rally to force West Brom to a replay LONDON, Tues. Arsenal, beaten finalists in last year's English Football Association Cup final, yesterday defeated League champions Nottingham Forest 1-0 at the County ground to qualify for the quarter-finals of this year's competition. Arsenal survived
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      52 24 LONDON, Tim. Farmer England manager Sir Alf Ramsey has received an offer tram Kuwait to take charge of their national football team. Sir Alf, who took England to their World f up victory m IMC, is believed to have been offered CM,•M (SllSjm) a yew for the
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      M. United get third succesive away tie
      124 24 LONDON, Tues. Manchester United, the only team definitely through to the last eight of the English Football Association Cup, received their third successive away tie when the complicated draw for the quarter-finals was made here yesterday. Second Division Oldham, who defeated Leicester City,
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      Lock icon Mueller denies quit rumours
      55 24 Mueller denies quit rumours BONN, Tues. West Germany's former international striker Gerd Mueller denied m a sports magazine interview yesterday that he was about to quit football. Mueller, who has been released by his club Bayern Munich told the sports weekly "Kicker" that he was keen to continue his career
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      Lock icon Wisla striker Iwan banned
      60 24 WARSAW. Tues Wisla Krakow striker Andrzej Iwan has been disqualified for a year for riotous behaviour m a restaurant, the daily Przeglad Sportowy reported yesterday. The disqualification means 19-year-old Iwan will miss Wisla's European Cup quarter-final tie against FC Malmoe. of Sweden, next month. Iwan was
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      Lock icon Oblitas, Rojas go on trial
      60 24 BRIGHTON, Tues. Peruvian World Cup stars Carlos Oblitas and Percy Rojas began their trial with English Second Division club Brighton here yesterday. Brighton manager Alan Mullery watched the South Americans m a training session and said that he hoped to arrange a friendly match later
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      Lock icon Israelis barred
      68 24 TOKYO, Tues. Japan, who will host the third Asian track ami field meet here from May 31-June 3, will bar Israel from taking part, organisers announced yesterday. The Japan Track and Field Federation said Israel were not invited following a decision made by the Executive Council of the
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      Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
      180 24 RESULTS of last night's English and Scottish soccer matches: RMtlsfc Lmgae Dtv.2: Luton Town 1 West Ham 4. DIv.J: Mansfield v Rotherham (postponed). Div.4: Reading 3 Hartlepool 1. Stockport 0 Scunthorpe 2. KagUaa FMtatll AmttUOn Cap ttvtk r«u4: Leeds 3 West Bromwich 3 (replay at West Bromwich
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      Pakistanis let NZ off hook and Test heads for a draw
      362 24 AUCKLAND, Tues. New Zealand were 231 for five in their second innings, with Jeremy Coney 41 not out and Warren Lees 18 not out, at stumps on the fourth day of the third and final Test cricket ma*"** D
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      175 24 W. Indies crush Aussies with a day to spare KINGSTON, Tues. The West Indies yesterday completed a crushing 369-run victory over an Australian Eleven with more than a day and a half to spare m the first World Series Cricket supertest here. It was almost reminiscent of the first two
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      Lock icon Football strike in Spain
      104 24 Football strike in Spain MADRID, Tuts. Spain's professional footballers voted to strike next Sunday to bark demands (or greater freedom from their dabs. Representatives of the players' trade onion voted S&-1 for the strike, which will he the first in the history of Spanish football. The players want to be
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      SCOREBOARD
      80 24 NEW ZEALAND lit Ins: tU PAKISTAN Ist bun: US NEW ZEALAND tm4 nun: Wright b Sarfra/ 10 Kdgar b Imran 0 Hawtxtk c Raja b Sikander 38 Bargem c Asif b Sarfraz 71 Reid c Majid b Mushtaq 19 Caaey not out 41 Leea not out 18 ExtrM 34
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      Lock icon Everton for tour match
      31 24 LIVERPOOL. Tues English First Division side Everton have accepted an offer to play the Libyan national team m a friendly match m Tripoli on March 16. AFP.
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      Lock icon Sue in the semi-finals
      218 24 LONDON. Tues. Eng.and's Sue Cogswell booked a semi-final place m the British women's Open squash championship (or the fifth time m six years when she beat Australia's Lyle Hubinger 9-1, 9-5, 9-4 at the Wembley Squash Centre last night. In the semi-final, Sue will meet another
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      BRIEFS
      179 24 ST. PETERSBURG (Florida). Tues. Jane Blalock yesterday fought strong winds to win the U5J75.000 ($162,750) Orange Blossom golf Classic with an 11 under-par 205, five strokes ahead of second-placed Sandra Post. Australia's live-time British Open champion Peter Thomson is hopeful of designing China's first golf course since the Communist
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      Lock icon Jane triumphs by five strokes
      267 24 criticised the involvement of politics m sport In Tokyo, the Japan Amateur Sports Association, m a controversial move to raise funds, have decided to allow businesses to use photographs of amateur athletes and the Olympic campaign logo In their advertising But, m an attempt to
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      Paloma Blanca shows up in run
      321 25  -  FAIRWAY By PAIX)MA BLANCA looks a good each-way bet m the Class 6 Div 3 1.200 metres m Ipoh on Saturday. The Saintly Song four-year-old had not shown up m a race so far. but he has been working impressively on the track Last
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      Singapore entries
      1067 25 A TOTAL of 346 horses 1"» tuv, 1. l.«i class 2 and 110 Class 5 has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club Derby meeting at Bukit Timah on March 10-11 and 171 X The Derby, to be run over i 2.400 metres, has attracted A\ entries They
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      Cox flies in today for Classic
      436 25  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By BRITAIN'S top-ranked tennis player, Mark Cox touches down m Singapore today to play m the Emporium Holdings Tennis Classic, from Friday to Sunday at the Singapore Tennis Centre, m what is the biggest achievement pulled off by the meet's organisers. An
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      Former wonder boy Neo finds new triumphs
      669 26  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. PROFILE by "A MAN who knows a subject thoroughly, a man so soaked m it that he eats it, sleeps it and dreams it this man can always teach it with success, no matter how little he knows of technical
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      Catholic JC score a thumping win
      217 26 Catholic JC score a thumping win CATHOLIC Junior College overwhelmed Queenstown Technical 5-0 m the National schools post secondary boys division badminton tournament yesterday. Other results: Post Secondary (Boys) National Junior College bt Tanjong Katong Tech. 3-2, Anglo Chinese Junior College bt Victoria 3-2, Hwa Chong Junior College bt Bartley
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      The 1954 battle plunge
      63 26 SINGAPORE'S "Flying Fish" Neo Chwee Kok and Australia's then world sprint champion Jon Henricks take a plunge m the 1954 battle at the Chinese Swimming Club pool. Henricks beat Neo by a touch because of the new turning technique the Australians had developed then. Henricks later
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      Kelantan ironing out flaws in bid to beat Singapore
      270 26 Kelantan ironing out flaws in bid to beat Singapore KOTA BHARU, Tues. Kelantan have got down to serious work m an attempt to iron out their flaws for the eagerly-awaited Malaysia Cup soccer clash against front-runners Singapore here on Friday. Unbeaten Singapore lead the Cup table with 13 points from
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      Ang sets the pace with a record
      277 26 Ang sets the pace with a record THERE .vere smiles all round as the Singapore Swimming Club Double Age Group meet got off to an encouraging start with five of the 13 events ending wRh new times at Tanjong Rhu yesterday reports KEN JALLEH Jr. The pace setter was Melvyn
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      Naval Base champions
      58 26 NAVAL BASE emerged champions of the National Schools north zone Lower Secondary (girls) hockey tournament when they drew CM) with Hwi Yoh at Toa Payoh yesterday. They edged out runners-up Hwi Yoh on goal difference, while Jedar took third spot. In a lower secondary boys natch at
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      THE QUAH FAMILY F.C.
      793 26 The brothers and sisters who stick together with soccer as common bond WILFRED YEO spotlights Singapore's famous soccer family THE FAMILY that "play" together, stay together so a Japanese would probably fracture the idiom. But, taken as the man from the land of the rising Yen
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      318 26 IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 8 of 1979 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of WEN HSING CLINTON ENGINES CO PTE LTD ORDER FOR WINDING UP BY THE COURT BEFORE THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE KULASEKARAM IN OPEN COURT
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      507 26 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT CHAPTER 18 (lffN Ed). IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 1247 of 1978 Re KOH MONG SONG Ex parte LEE WAH BANK LIMITED Creditors NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To Koh Mong Song, Block 91, No. 762-B, Corporation Drive, Jurong Town, Singapore. TAKE
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      THE AWARD WINNERS
      71 27 THE AWARD WINNERS SPORTSBOY Khoo Teng Cheong SPORTSGIRL Junie Sng MERITORIOUS Ang Ban Leong Oon Jin Teik Tay Guat Kirn JINIE SNG (rratir) being rMgntiUM by rellow swimmers of the People \vsoclatlon Youth Swimming Club at the Tw Payoh pool after the news of her selection as Sportsglrl of 1178.
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      Khoo and Junie voted top boy and girl
      469 27  -  WILFRED YEO By "SU-PER!"exclaim-ed Junie Sng, the darling of Asian swimming pools, yesterday when told she had been selected Sportsgirl for 1978. Junie, 14, was also Sportsgirl for 1977, when the awards were inaugurated. Fellow swimmer Khoo Teng Cheong, also 14, was
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      Bohen shows way with scorching 67
      388 27 MARTIN BOHEN, of the United State, led the qualifiers m the elimination round of the Singapore Open golf championship at the Bukit Course yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Bohen, a regular competitor of the Asian circuit, shot a scorching four-under-par 67, going out m 32
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      Wee stars as a striker
      147 27  -  PETER SIOW By ROTHMANS beat Nestle 1-0 to qualify for the semi-finals of the Business Houses' Football League Division 111 tournament thanks to a daring tactical switch m the se-ond-half. Roihmans replaced ace goalkeeper Edmund Wee with Kamin and played the first-choice custodian as a
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      DIARY
      62 27 BADMINTON Natonal vhooU' secondary, post secondary cuumament (various venues. Mean »»tf«wu irimi«Narlk Imnr »er. glrte Uanu mrmt: East Payoh v Hvu Yoh. Cedar v Naval Base (Cedar. 2«5, 3 501. B*yi: Serangoon v East Payoh. Naval Base v Thomson i Ton Payoh. 2.C. 3.50) SUICKB SBHU. iHrumeat INvWwi HI
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      Lock icon Harun is out
      137 27 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Trengfjanu will miss one of their lop players H.u m Jusoh when they meet Federal Territory m a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Menleka Stadium on Sunday Three other regulars. Ahmad Daniel Yusof Ismail and Suleiman Rejab, will also be sidelined because of
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      Top pros unhappy over loss of practice round
      364 27  -  ERNEST FRIDA By IF THERE were red faces at the Singapore Island Country Club yesterday, the sun was not responsible for it. The top professionals were unhappy over the scheduling of the qualifying round for the Singapore Open golf championship because they
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      Lock icon Norman aspires to be world's top golfer
      121 27 Norman aspires to be world's top golfer HONGKONG, Tnes. Blend Australian Greg Norman, new golf hers here, has one big ambition m life to be the world's best player. Norman thrilled fans here on Sunday when he came from behind to land the Cathay Pacifie/Hongkong Open against a powerful contingent
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      Lock icon Nancy on hamburgers, hubby and her putting
      268 27 Nancy on hamburgers, hubby and her putting NEW YORK, Tues. THE THING about being "an old married lady," says 22-year-old Nancy Lopez, "is you worry more about hamburgers than you do about putting stroke." "It's nice being married, but it's tougher," said the vivacious starlet of the women's pro golf
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      Pro-Am starting times
      1003 27 Pro- Am starting times THE draw and starting times for the pro-am ournament of the Singapore Open golf championship tod;w: Ist TEE: f.44 X Aral (J T H Tan. Archin Sopon (Thai) Wong Su Choy (18); «.M H Yamada (J). P.M. Samy. B. S'-isaki (Thai). Y. C. Yek (16): Modh
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    57 27 MX MA^UtTOfEI PASSED AWAY IN BANG KOK ON FEBRUARY 18. 1979. RELIGIOUS SERVICES AND CREMATION CEREMONIES WERE HELD AT WAT TRAIMITR FEBRUARY 22. 1979 THE FAMILY AND RELATIVES WISH TO THANK ALL FOR THEIR WREATHS. CONDOLENCES AND DONATIONS DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE FAMILY CHARLES KRIEMLER
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      668 27 FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman of the Board Tang-Pan Kao Managing Directors S. H. Yu, C. M. Shih, T. L. Su. Tien-Mao Chen Directors Chung-Ching Chen, C. Y. Kuo, C. T. Chen, Y. T. Huang, Chun Kun Hsiao, Chun Chao Wu ANNUAL REPORT From 1.7. 1977 to 30
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    Lock icon Brezhnev reappears at official function
    108 28 Brezhnev reappears at official function MOSCOW. Tue» SOVIET President Leonid Brezhnev surfaced today m his Kremlin at his first reported official function m more than one month and the pace of politic U Hie m the Soviet capital Is expected to quicken as a re.sult Wi-swrn analysts said i Mr
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    Late Classified DEATHS
    109 28 Late Classified DEATHS MR P VCNCAOAIALAM. SB. Of ciruvr Drivf formerly ol Incuttr Ta« Drill luJsrt away i p»ac»fully 2? 27H l«ivinK behind I l^"iov«'d wif^ l>analak"<hmi t<»him Moh Secondary School I. «ot_ ViKit-ih. KadhakriMinan. Ram l<raka.sh Rajkumar. dauKhtrre Ntrmala and I'rrma. grandnon. rxth.-r Mr V Pakiri«amy IP, brothers and
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    Lock icon Carter's sister arrested
    67 28 Carter's sister arrested AMERICUS 'Georgia i. Tues President Carters sister, Gloria Spann. was arrested on Saturday night for "lllei gal harmonica playing" at a restaurant, it was reported yesterday. "Obviously I have less talent than I thought," Mrs Spann .said last night. She. her husband. Walter, and two people were
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    Lock icon Togetherness for the sake of ping pong?
    322 28 Togetherness for the sake of ping pong? PANYUNJOM. Tuesday SOUTH Korea today scce;4ed conditionally North Korea's proposal to form a joint team for the World Table Tennis Championships opening on April 25 m Pyongyang. Both sides exchanged their basic positions and rlans on how to form the proposed single team
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    Lock icon 21 die in clashes with Reds
    144 28 21 die in clashes with Reds BANGKOK. Tues EIGHT Insurgents were among the 21 people killed m governmentcommunist guerilla clashes yesterday m north and east Thailand, official report 3 said today. A truck rushing 10 troops and officials to reinforce a police station under communist attacks struck a landmine m
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    MAS cancels its flights to Australia
    183 28 K. LUMPUR, Turn. MALAYSIAN Airline System (MAS) has cancelled two flights scheduled for Australia tomorrow because of uncertainty over whether airport maintenance worker s there would handle its planes, an airline spokesman said here today. The flights are to Perth and to SydneyMelbourne, he
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        Poor writing
        63 1 Humour Teacher: Your essay is Teacher: This is my horrible and you are duty. I'll have to tell also both lazy and play- him. ful. I must inform your Student: I don't mean parents about it. this. All my essays are Student: My father done by my father,
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        The General who wants to win at all cost
        294 1 Proverbial anecdotes TOWARDS the end of the Qin Dynasty was a heroic figure named Xiang Liang, who commanded his troops m defiance of the tyrannical rule of the emperor. Later, after a defeat at Dingtao county m the Shandong Province, Xiang
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        Quotations
        20 1 We cannot all be great hot we can always attach ourselves to something that Is great. Harry Emerson Fosdick
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        Chinese without tears
        67 1 j\j KIN xTn'oi dear xlnde personal insight AM xTnfan vexed xinfu confident i7nl?= psychology xinqing stote of mind xTngshi things that weigh one s mind shong xTn grievous huTxm disheartened xTngonqingyuan willingly xTnhuonufong elated xmxTnxiongyin alike m thoughts xm shen bu ding a restless mind For example,
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        Wang Yu's great love for learning
        142 1 Historical profiles DURING the Jin Dynasty, there was a boy called Wang Yu whose father died when he was very young. He was so poor that he had to become a shepherd m order to make a living. Every day, when he passed by
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        Simplified characters
        66 1 THE illustrated word is pronounced yong, meaning to hire, engage or serve. It has been reduced to seven strokes from its regular form, m brackets, of 13. Here are some common combinations of the word: iiA yongren servants yongbTn mercenary yonggong hired labourers For example, you may say,
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        Fun with Chinese Characters
        82 1 %%%)>%%■ The original pictograph was a representation of the physical heart. Its membranous sac was ripped open, exposing it: H^ 1 and a delineation of the aorta appended below: 2|£ A stylization: provided the basis for the modern form: <Cj Recognition of this vital organ's role
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        397 1 GOOD READING FOR ALL PARENTS r --=iSn«SSSPi« Learning Through Play is a I BtV^ Help Your Child to Read and book chock full of ideas for 'tiftt Write, and More: With clear and simple games, activities and <a!^BB? copious illustrations the authors experiments, designed to help L--~^^^^^^^^^^3L__^^ >^^ g*-**^ show
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        It certainly was worth having to dress up for
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        545 3  -  Tan Lee Leng Spice m Of r>J Lifej^ By. IN CHINESE cooking, the preparation often takes longer than the cooking. It is said that 90 per cent time is spent on preparation and ten per cent on cooking. But cooking time
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        Just fancy that, it's hip hip hula!
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