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Title Section13 1979-03-18 1 The Sunday Times No. 2234 MARCH 18, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 143/1/7913 words
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Article, Illustration684 1979-03-18 1 Devan calls for three-party drive to improve the quality of employees' world It stands to reason that if a worker likes his job, finds his work environment congenial and his relations with manage- QUOTE 4 Given a little imagination, a good-humoured and cooperative atmosphere in the684 words
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Article76 1979-03-18 1 MAS hostage plane leaves Sydney SYDNEY, Sat. A Malaysian Airline System (MAS) plane left Richmond Air Force Base near here tonight for Kuala Lumpur, ending a nine-day dispute over the jailing of unionists in Malaysia. The MAS DC-10 aircraft is scheduled to arrive at Subang International Airport at 1.10 a.m.Reuter; AFP - 76 words
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Article, Illustration244 1979-03-18 1 SOH TIANG KENG - Kriangsak here on one-day visit SOH TIANG KENG By THAI Prime Minister, General Kriangsak Chomanan. flew in here yesterday on a one-day unofficial visit for talks with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew on bilateral matters and latest developments in Indochina. Gen Kriangsak, who arrived at 4.40 p.m. on a244 words
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166 1979-03-18 1 FAIRWAY - FAIRWAY By TRAINER Male Siau King was fined $5,000 the highest ever in Singapore racing and jockey V. Nathan was suspended for three months by the stewards on the third day of the Singapore Turf Club March (Derby) meeting at Bukit Timah yesterday. At the166 words
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Article298 1979-03-18 1 BANGKOK. Sat LAOS is ready to put its armed forces alongside Vietnam's to fight against China, as provided for under the Lao-Vietnamese friendship and cooperation treaty, according to a resolution adopted at a mass meeting in Vientiane today. About 12,000 people including Communist Party,298 words
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Article129 1979-03-18 1 Russians veto call for pullback UNITED NATIONS, Sat THE Soviet Union vetoed a Security Conncil draft resolution last night that called for all parties in the Indochina conflict to cease hostilities and withdraw their forces. The resolution, sponsored by Asean, was directed at the Chinese invasion of Vietnam and theAP - 129 words
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Article130 1979-03-18 1 INSIDE: GOH REPORT, PART TWO... CHAPTER TWO of the Ministry of Education Report 1978, prepared by the Education Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, and his task force of systems engineers, is published in full today in Page 8. It traces the history of the education system in Singapore and details130 words
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Article298 1979-03-18 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday SADAT AND BEGIN TO SIGN TREATY AT WHITE HOUSE ON MARCH 26 THE new peace treaty between Egypt and Israel will be signed on March 26 at the White House here, authoritative sources said yesterday. The sources said the pact will be signed by USAP; UPI - 298 words
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320 1979-03-18 1 PRIMF Minister Lee Kuan Yew has suggested that if the top English schools cooperate now with the nine selected Chinese schools in the immersion scheme, the latter would reciprocate in future to help these English schools achieve a higher standard of bilin- gualism320 words
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Article64 1979-03-18 1 HANOI, Sat. The Vletaameae Gaverameal ban pr*p— td to the Chlaeae tovrrament that the two ridrs begin talk* M their hardier praMem m »r araaad) March 23. The pwpml was <■•*• veyed today Calaeae Charge d'Affalres La Minx by the Virtaaaeae Ftreiga Mlabtr> Chia««e Departmeat headAFP - 64 words
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Article84 1979-03-18 2 WINNIPEG: Canadian rapeseed farmers have decided they can, for the present, live with what they consider the rude- sounding name of their oilseed crop. A spokesman for the Rapeseed Association of Canada said last week that producers would vote to change the name to canola because rapeseedReuter - 84 words
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Article62 1979-03-18 2 JAKARTA. Sat. Indonesia will soon issue government bonds in the Netherlands to raise 75 million guilders (SJ80 million) for its economic development programmes, a Finance Ministry source said today. This will be the second time the Indonesian Government has sold bonds in Europe Last yearReuter - 62 words
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Article115 1979-03-18 2 Hopes up for longer life span WASHINGTON, Sat. The chances of dramatically extending the human life span were raised today with the report of a University of Wyoming scientist that she has learned how to extend cell life by one half. Dr Joan Smith-Sonneborn, a professor of zoology and physiology,Reuter - 115 words
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Article30 1979-03-18 2 RABAT. Sat. 151 Polisario guerillas and 21 Moroccan troops were killed in a day-long battle in the western Sahara on Monday, the Moroccan Information Ministry said today. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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320 1979-03-18 2 'WE WILL BE RAISING HELL FOR ONE ANOTHER 1 CAIRO, Saturday PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat predicted today that Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and himself would be "raising hell" for one another after the conclusion of the proposed EgyptianIsraeliReuter - 320 words
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Article98 1979-03-18 2 Two shoppers who walked in naked CAPE TOWN, Sat. Two men who walked naked into a supermarket here have left police with an identification problem. "They were well-built and had all-over tans," said salesgirl Isobel Opperman. "r didn't look at their faces." Cashier Maria October told police: "I didn't knowReuter - 98 words
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Article72 1979-03-18 2 MARAWI (Philippines), Sat. The wife of kidnapped American missionary Mr LJoyd Van Vactor died today following an operation, one day after expiration of an execution deadline set by her husband's Muslim rebel abductors. Church officials said despite the passage of a sundown deadline yes'erday for MrUPI - 72 words
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408 1979-03-18 2 MALE selfishness a>id female ignorance shan the blame for excess population and the suffering it brings in the poor countries of the world, according to a book by an American woman, based on extensive interview? conducted in three continents. She is Pamela Huston, who atAP - 408 words
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252 1979-03-18 2 Border tribe beats up Khomeiny's delegation TEHERAN, Saturday TURKOMAN tribesmen attacked a delegation from religious leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny in Gonbad-e-Qabus, near the Soviet border, and seized their automatic weapons, press reports said today. Mr Hojjatoleslam Omid and an aide were beaten up and their station wagon was smashed byUPI - 252 words
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212 1979-03-18 2 Seabed mining: Group of 77 warning GENEVA, Sat Developing nations yesterday issued a warning to Industrial countries against startlag extractian af minerals from the aceaabed before international legislation has beea agreed aa haw to share these reoaarces. A meeting af Third World nation* in the Graap of 71 also threatenedAFP - 212 words
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Article36 1979-03-18 2 MANILA, Sat. Suspected Muslim rebels ambushed and killed six rubber plantation workers on the southern island of Basilan in the third reported incident of the I week, military sources said today. Reuter. IReuter - 36 words
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Article203 1979-03-18 2 AMSTERDAM, Sat. Prl— en kave key* U their »w« ecUs U mm «f Earvpr's m*»t modern prisons that recently Bat pclweri aa well m the public have misgivlags atoat the I SW mllUh (B}lN mUIiM) e»mplex which Is mare Uke an latenaUMMl h*tol thaaAFP - 203 words
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382 1979-03-18 3 BANGKOK, Saturday BOTH China and Vietnam have taken hardline positions making it difficult for negotiations to start despite the ending of a four-week invasion of Vietnam by Chinese troops. Public statements issued by both sides made it clear each doubted the chances thatAP; AFP; UPI - 382 words
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262 1979-03-18 3 Laos ups power rates for Thais by 120pc BANGKOK, Sat.— Laos has unilaterally decided to raise the price of electricity sold to Thailand by 120 per cent, a move apparently motivated by the Thai Government's rapprochement with China. The report of the Laotian decision by newspapers here today followed anAFP - 262 words
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173 1979-03-18 3 VIETNAM has objected to a draft resolution submitted by the five member states of Asean to the United Nations Security Council and warned them not to "embark for a second time on an error" against Hanoi, New Nation reported yesterday. A report filed by Edgar173 words
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Article, Illustration65 1979-03-18 3 ABOUT M demaaatratan lining tke street ontsidr the Revolutionary Cammine* Theatre la Shanghai aa Thursday carrying a sign demanding to meet »»e Shanghai gavernment leader. The Baataa Symphony Orcaeatra was giving Its flrat concert in the theatre aad Western diplomats said It was the first time Chinese authorUPI - 65 words
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251 1979-03-18 3 Britain to continue assistance to Brunei after 1983 LONDON. Saturday When Brunei resumes full international responsibility as a sovereign and independent state in 1983, it will receive assistance from Britain in defence, judicial and diplomatic fields, as well as matters relating to nationality. The treaty of friendship and cooperation between251 words
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Article, Illustration230 1979-03-18 3 CHICAGO, Sat. Aa 1111aato laatitete af Terkaai*%y pralessar has devrlaped a OMaght-activat-ed artbVal limb that altows ampatees te shake haads, held a cap M caflre ar wave all by merely thinking af the matiaaa. Dr Daalel Graape, prafesser af eJectrtcai eagiaeeriag at ITT, said230 words
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Article, Illustration1851 1979-03-18 4 SAW PUAY LIM - Duf fy re-surfaces minus his webs SAW PUAY LIM By PATRICK Duffy, better known to fans as the Man From Atlantis resurfaces on the local TV screen again this Saturday without his webbed hands and feet. He is cast as the youngest son of the Ewing dynasty in the new1,851 words
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Advertisement658 1979-03-18 4 The Graduates' Christian Fellowship presents BEL CANTO SINGERS in Vivaldi's "GLORIA" accompanied by THE GOH SOON TIOE STRING ORCHESTRA at SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL, FRIDAY, 23rd MARCH B.OOPM Tickets from Room 109, Bible House, 7 Armenian Street, Spore 7. Tel: 32 1346 Miss Lim Dr Bobby Sng i_ MB \\l J658 words
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Miscellaneous430 1979-03-18 4 On your TV 10.00 AM Opening and Superfriends 6.35 Animal World American Wildlife 10.50 Timang Tinggi Tinggi (Malay) Heritage (Last episode) 11.15 Sunday Matinee Jim Thorpe, 7.00 Wanita (Malay) starring Burt Lancaster, Phyllis 7.30 News, Report on Education Ministry Thaxter, Charles Bickford. Steve j and Newsred (Malay) to"™ 8.05 Classical430 words
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Miscellaneous63 1979-03-18 4 (s) l.H News l.M Prog Summary 1.45 Music A La Carte (s) 2.M Claire de Lune 2. It Rhythm and Sounds (s) SM News in Brief S.M Your Record Shop (s) S.J5 String Sound (s) 4.M To Each His Own S.N News in Brief S.tS Prog Summary 5.11 Combinations (s)63 words
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Miscellaneous55 1979-03-18 4 7.M News 7.11 Report on the Education Ministry 1978 7 J» Melodies and Memories 8.M Commentary on Malaysia Cup Match between Singapore and Federal Territory at Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur tM News 1.1* Soccer Commentary (contd) ll.M Epilogue II. IS Make Believe Ballroom 1I.M News 11.11 Soothing Sounds (s) ll.&S55 words
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Article198 1979-03-18 5 THE Singapore Bus Service will Introduce a third feeder service, No. 2C2, la Ang Mo Klo to serve mainly Neighbourhood 2 from tomorrow. The aew service will ply along Ang Mo Klo Aveaae I, Aveaae 3, Street 22, Avenae 1 aad Avenue The198 words
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Article56 1979-03-18 5 THE MP tor Kampung Kernbangan. Mr Mansor Haji Sukaimi, made a house-to-house call on some 300 homes in his constituency yesterday afternoon. It was the MP's fifth visit this year covering a third section of the constituency including houses in Lorong Marioan. Lorong Marzuki, Lorong Melayu, Lorong56 words
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Article, Illustration602 1979-03-18 5 By NANCY BYRAMJI A DAILY chore schoolteacher Jasmine Chow used to hate was hanging clothes out to dry from he r lOth-storey flat. She had to load a bamboo pole with wet, weighty washing, hoist it out of her back balcony and602 words
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Article279 1979-03-18 5 SMA plans export consortium THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association (SMA) plans to set up a joint export consortium to promote the overseas sales of selected industries, Business Times reported yester- The plan is part of a more effective scheme to co-ordi-nate and promote the growth of local investment in manufacturing sectors279 words
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Article53 1979-03-18 5 RADIO Singapore will broadcast the concert given earlier this monih by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra on Wednesday at 9 15 pin over the FM stem) service. The concert will also be broa<» cast in two parts over the English service on March 24 and 31 .1153 words
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Advertisement249 1979-03-18 5 QUALIFY as a professional while you work Read the "Appointment*" page of any newspaper and see (or yourself: Accountancy ia a career with a big future for you. The School of Accountancy has had over 66 years'experience in coaching people for accountancy and other professional exams. Through SOA. you can249 words
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Advertisement747 1979-03-18 5 j^Fitness is the name it of the game «L I and Bullworker r*ms gets real good 1/ 1 Lf Most m sn know th ey're not getting enough exercise to 1 II t J Keep their bodies in shape. IRI r f Ten years as a fitness coach has taught747 words
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Article, Illustration210 1979-03-18 6 IT HAS been a lon* time since they eat birthday cakes, bat senior citizens Mr Te« Choon Wan and Mr lim Seng Son were all action when the Singapore Action Group of Elders (SAGE) held a mass birthday celebration at its210 words
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261 1979-03-18 6 Solomon case: Police to contact board TOA Payoh police will contact the Jewish Welfare Board tomorrow to decide what to do about the beggar with $56,000, David Manaseh Solomon, 58, who was evicted from his Housing Board flat on Thursday after failing to pay rent for two years. He was261 words
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253 1979-03-18 6 Addict tried to break into friend's house A DRUG addict was trying to break into his friend's house to steal money for drugs when an assistant nurse next door spotted him. Miss Kok Siew Yoke, 20, of Block 64, Strathmore Avenue, was watching when Wong Heng Lok, 30, was seen253 words
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174 1979-03-18 6 ESSO and Mobil In Singapore plan to invest a total of $17 million in energy-saving equipment here, the Business Times reported yesterday. Esso's planned investment will be 17.5 million for this year, while Mobil's $9.5 million will be spread over the174 words
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509 1979-03-18 6 THE new Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Chok Tong yesterday asked businessmen to use the concessionary income tax rate ndividual or collective markets. for exports to make efforts to open up new West Asia is still an attractive509 words
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Advertisement464 1979-03-18 6 Before buying a washing machine check these facts Sy (J^^j /J@) (p)^^ 19 PROGRAMMES POWER CONSUMPTION LOADING CAPACITY 4 automalic bl programmes; 9 ordinary Ei Washing Machine keeps your power You can easily load 5 ko of dry laundry dfV P ro 9 rammes 4 sensit.ve laundry consumption low; 17464 words
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402 1979-03-18 7 Chinese Foreign Trade Minister due today CHINESE Foreign Trade Minister Li Qiang arrives here today for a four-day visit as official guest of the Finance Minister, Mr Hon SuiSen. He is accompanied by his wife, Madam Wei Huantu and seven officials from the Chinese Foreign Trade Ministry Mr Li and402 words
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Article, Illustration390 1979-03-18 7 Don't be just a copy-cat, says Chee Onn SINGAPORE has to lead with new scientific ideas instead of being merely a technological "copy-cat" to maintain economic growth and to tackle the challenges ahead. Mr Lim Chee Onn, political secretary to the Ministry of Science and Technology, sounded this out at390 words
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242 1979-03-18 7 A 57- YEAR-OLD man who impersonated his firend in court to answer to an environmental public health summons was fined $500 by a magistrate yesterday. Lee Eng Hock admitted falsely impersonating Anthony I.im of Block 105, Avenue 4, Ang Mo Kio, on June242 words
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126 1979-03-18 7 THE Social Welfare Department yesterday advised the public to refuse any requests for donations and inform the police if they are approached by anyone claiming to represent them. This followed reports made to the department recently that certain individuals had been soliciting donations from126 words
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Article89 1979-03-18 7 THE gavenuneat has permaaeaUy taaard It tan, all reaMtag la Malayida, frmn eateriag Slagapare. They are krisnaaa Vadlvela. U, «f ku»U Umpar; W«ag F«*k Wen*. 11, of lp*h; Em Gek Uu, «f Jahare; SaM Mi Dm 4, rt KeUaUa; SlvMuurtham KrtakJUMiny, I*, *f J«fc*re; Abdil Hunid89 words
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Advertisement561 1979-03-18 7 [CWJC^ATULATIONSJ S P CHUNG LEETENGJIN THE OCCASION OF THE MARRIAGE OF THEIR ELDEST CHILDREN HEM CHEW and MAY CHU FROM MR&MRSJMMcCORMACK MR MRS R M THEDM MR MRS JR L WEBB MR* MRSCHAN KETTECK MR* MRS A I MARTIN MR MRS P M SALMON MR MRS LAI MUN KWAN MR561 words
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THE GOH REPORT:CHAPTER TWO
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Article, Illustration2070 1979-03-18 8 CHAPTER TWO of the Ministry of Education Report 1978, prepared by the Education Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, and his task force of systems engineers, is published In full today. It traces the history of the education system in Singapore and details the major2,070 words
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Article307 1979-03-18 8 HERE are the acronyms used in the report, .and what they stand for: BPEB (Revised Primary Education System) Introduced SlSre to enure that pupUsare promortl tortelMtTgradebased on^wmnual and seroestfal^ Tho— i-ii twTrwotionTare traruferred to the Course KBEB (Revised itecondary E/^" U2sJ2?f ln):./!L5 ItJ <"?SE °1 ""J^ 15307 words
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Advertisement474 1979-03-18 8 Youdontharveto go to England logei a British education Study (or yoor quaMcauoii M homr and prepare for a inwiMfal camt wuh Yovf mmwct tmpts we fratioLoii4oM and kmtmm w/ wmbm cnhm nract arov*e. krfIQHVtNTERNATIONAI SINGAPORE Enrol hi one of owr covnet and vnfMMl leaving yow own Immiw yon ftt Hw474 words
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356 1979-03-18 9 MANY senior Education Ministry officials' confidence has been ehakpn hv tho n>l»a«P ni- rirA K«r UT L»on lieng Swee's report on the overhaul of the education system, says the New Nation. In particular, the newspaper reports, Dr Goh's CfthMM of the administrative machinery,356 words
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154 1979-03-18 9 Chai: Keep society's interest at heart SINGAPOREANS must constantly remind themselves of their social obligation towards society, the Senior Minister of State (Education). Mr Chai Chong Yii. said yesterday Speaking at the opening of the charity art exhibition by Mr John Tan Chor-Yong at the Nanyang Siang Pau exhibition hall,154 words
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Article, Illustration220 1979-03-18 9 Boy friend's diary on dead undergrad POLICE have found a diary on Miss Tan Mvi Hian. 20. a University of Singapore undergraduate, who was found dead at the foot of Block 10, Spottiswoode Park, on Friday. The diary, belonging to Miss Tan's boy friend, contained, among other things, references to220 words
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Article76 1979-03-18 9 THE People's Association March 30. April 6, 20, 27, will conduct a Homemakers and May 4 and 11 from 7.30 course for newly-weds and engaged couples, at Havelock community centre from March 30. The course, the first of its kind, comprises six talks-rum-group discussions on p.m. to 9.3076 words
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188 1979-03-18 9 THE Ministry of National Development is now looking into the possibility of drawing up guidelines on energy reduction in buildings. A ministry spokesman yesterday said the ministry's building control division had been studying the setting up of guidelines to cut down energy188 words
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Article, Illustration231 1979-03-18 9 Courtesy contest winner: I learned from mum EVER since he waa a child, yeaag Cedrle Ollvelre has been impressed by bis Bather's eaarteeas ways aad charming manners. He naturally picked ap many of her g**d man•en Md yesterday, Mr OUvcir*, 22, wm rewarded far beta* the meat eearteeas employee ef231 words
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Article84 1979-03-18 9 Cantonese opera to raise funds THE National Theatre Trust will present a charity Cantonese opera, Amazons of the Yang Family at the National Theatre on March 31 at 7.45 p.m. The opera, which will be performed by the Kong Chow Wui Koon Amateur Cantonese Opera Troupe, is in aid of84 words
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Article, Illustration356 1979-03-18 9 nV a M kfi M t/fl TODAY'S winning old picture was taken in Singapore in 1918. These two lads appear to be having a great time in the countryside on a Sunday picnic. Looking well spruced in their smart outfits, they appear to have looked forward356 words
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Article, Illustration3829 1979-03-18 10 THE IMMERSION SCHEME Make it work see how ingenious and helpful you can be... ON JAN 24 this year, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew met principals, viceprincipals and senior teachers of 99 English and 24 Chinese secondary schools to explain the Immersion Scheme, a plan that calls for Chinesestream pupils3,829 words
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Article, Illustration1945 1979-03-18 11 The less time we waste in making these changes, the less the waste in the lives of our young. There is always unhappiness for those adversely affected by change. I sympathise. ..but I cannot allow them to hold up the rescue operation. This1,945 words
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Advertisement210 1979-03-18 11 £2 Mistral Why Gyro-Are? I I I >*$&%^ V f fT^^^^ An absolute must. A /ia^ I *srf& ««P' For baby —t|il^^| Gyro-Aire gives clean W Z^^ fcp«^T.^ xx o o\ p^F'bracingar safely. mC |j|jA-^:: GyroAire's cool, I j^M w&&®*Sl&^^ For the opeJ~y^-k silent ventilator HKP Mk^- Bk. m&S&^^ student210 words
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Advertisement3547 1979-03-18 12 I^HiLAiiirCT The snag Ml .^^s! t "™> "^^tt'-isaflacK aCJUI niLHUIUUO UHI.O «m m-m^^ k#Aßl *Olllk| (Phoo. *****4) Horn, 1 .45,4.00,6 45.9 15 ■■QWCAWIS* lON, j snows ADaf^U 11 Dffl 13 y al k "Two years ago I said Benji was the most Hi*-*'»»M'*U*i r.Bl towtm UltullHllll ***** AbbA#%A 1/ r^3,547 words
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Article, Illustration347 1979-03-18 13 THE Singapore Cultural Foundation should not be seen merely as a charitable organisation financing one project after another indiscriminately. Rather, it should be regarded as a trust with clearly defined long-term objectives, the acting Minister (or Culture, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, said yesterday. J347 words
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221 1979-03-18 13 17 lose homes in pre-dawn shophouse fire SEVENTEEN people lost their homes when fire gutted a row of shop-houses at the junction of Jalan Eunos and Jalan Punia at about 4 a.m. yesterday. Police believe the fire started from behind a coffee-shop owned by Madam Ho Hui Luan, Six shophouses221 words
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Article37 1979-03-18 13 MOTORCYCLIST Yeo Swee Kiat, 23, escaped with slight injuries after his machine was pinned under a lorry in an accident in Jalan Besar yesterday. He was given outpatient treatment at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.37 words
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Article, Illustration375 1979-03-18 13 KOKMKK chairman of Haw Par Breton IntrraattoMl. Richard tharlrs larlinK, 44, was yrtitrrday brooKht to a mairUtratr's court to facr flvr rhargrs under tar Singaporr C«mapairs Art. Hr was flown bark frem Leaden en aa rxtradlrtien ardrr en Friday, rsrertrd by aa officer frMD375 words
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Article107 1979-03-18 13 Strictly for the night birds THE Jurong Bird Park plans to build a nocturnal bird house to display night birds like owls, nightjars and kiwis, under reversed lighting conditions. The park's executive director, Dr Choy Pak Kong, disclosed this in an article published in the latest issue of The Mirror.107 words
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Advertisement1257 1979-03-18 13 1 mw-kii AAn ore and more these days chi d Doef fit in with other for™ 8 of some may be ready at 2Vz and V^/fllV yOU dill specialists and teachers are schooling? others may not seem ready until •'v #|j stressing the importance of the By concentrating on the1,257 words
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762 1979-03-18 14 The Sunday Times SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1979 opinion Home-£ront morality DR GOH KENG SWEE and his education study team, in identifying the major weaknesses of the present system, were quite emphatic on one point: That formal instruction in moral education be given in all classes and all streams, and that762 words
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Article132 1979-03-18 14 Mystery baby's curious burial A CURIOUS circumstance is reported by the Police. A Chinese who lives in Smith Street, Tanjong Paggar Road, called yesterday at noon upon Major Dunlop and reported that on that morning he discovered a baby had been placed outside his door. The child132 words
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Article871 1979-03-18 14 AIRCONDITIONING leave for school jagas to eats up one-third of switch them off later in Singapore's electrical the evening, after hours of DOWttt* waair. It is 20 times costlier than cl^f "*jta using fans. Yet a growing J" VwR number of homes have *eil 10° *a" monthly utilities bill871 words
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597 1979-03-18 14 NANCY BYRAMJI; RANEE GOVINDRAM - NANCY BYRAMJI and RANEE GOVINDRAM By The rest was gobbled up in domestic usage (17 per cent or 888 million units), by commercial and entertainment needs (32 per cent or 1,667 million units) and industrial demand which took up597 words
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Article415 1979-03-18 14 SAVING energy appears to be second nature with many Singaporeans who habitually turn off switches as they walk out of rooms, dine or read together to share facilities, keep their fans on at comfortable levels and buy low wattage bulbs. Many Housing Board four-member families manage to keep their415 words
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Advertisement38 1979-03-18 14 tmi intMTi two ntumo*T mwoi is. i**t pmw Energy saving: Govt WfjD to draw up scheme soon tHK peer s^"TiTir*jr **s"jSlirc **—jj~sr-~ avg^sg. SSTsrES i ?Slst"S NEXT WEEK: Alternate sources of power and saving tips for car owners38 words
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Advertisement340 1979-03-18 14 With the national save energy campaign just round the corner, the Sunday Times spotlights the good, the bad and the ugly power habits of Singaporeans f GREAT FOR 1 I THE PRICE I ON MODEL Direct/Reflecting Speakers |l $860/nett A How you could start an Export-Import Agency. BECCDME AN INTERNATIONAL340 words
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Letter259 1979-03-18 15 THERE are several ways in which one can show appreciation of service. One may write a letter of appreciation to the management concerned. This is impersonal. Besides, how many peoplewould take the trouble. Alternatively, one can say a few words of appreciation on the spot. I259 words
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Letter, Illustration181 1979-03-18 15 The next topic is of national interest and there will be special cash prizes... THERE will soon be a nationwide drive to save energy in view of the rising oil prices. It will take a great effort on the part of the Singapore users of power to cut down consumption.181 words
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Letter425 1979-03-18 15 TIPPING might have been a practice of the West originally, but it is now a universal way through which wellsatisfied guests of tourist establishments show their appreciation for efficient and pleasing services. Even in mainland China today,' a gift of an "instamatic" photograph is425 words
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224 1979-03-18 15 There is no begging, for cash WHY make such a fuss about tipping? It is a Western-oriented practice, welcomed, accepted, and even perpetuated in Eastern societies for good services rendered to happy and satisfied guests and customers. Hotel, catering and other service establishments often pay low or insufficient wages or224 words
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Letter379 1979-03-18 15 Ait awful moment of truth... I FEEL that tipping should neither be abolished nor should it be practiced as an obligation. Instead. I suggest a change in the attitude towards tipping. Consider, for example this scene in a coffee house: The dreaded moment had arrived. There on the silver pUte379 words
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Letter200 1979-03-18 15 TIPPING, I feel, should not be abolished. People who visit hotels, restaurants. coffee-houses or other public places tip the workers for various reasons. Tipping, though a very common practice nowadays, is voluntary on the part of the customers Workers would not dare ask to200 words
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Letter63 1979-03-18 15 TOPIC FOR TODAY SOME hotels In Singapore have "banned" tipping, bat others have indicated that they will not abolish it. Tipping, a practice of the West, has been officially viewed here as "a form of charity and is bad for the morale of workers." Should tipping be abolished in hotels,63 words
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Advertisement86 1979-03-18 15 1 SAM TAT AGENCIES CJ celebrate their Ist anniversary with a Whale of a Sale Snanfha > Rosewood earn and curio Hands Kiangsi s )>«urtt vatn and pott»r« P»k<na, t potter y '.oo and pottcy msuit Don l "ids ttvi lantatc opportunity to shop quality Chines* wa>t at bargain one*.86 words
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Advertisement423 1979-03-18 15 H E T C one of Asia s largest Technical Colleges having on its rolls above 1 000 students from all oaas of Africa. Arab and Asian countries, start adnmss'ons *or new sessions commencing shortly 1. AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING The Course prepares candidates for a highly lucrative iob as Ground423 words
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131 1979-03-18 16 ■■■■■ttag to murder KUALA Xl HI BAKU, Sat. Medical stud.nt ZaMr bin Ismail, 21, was Jailed yesterday for six moatas for damaging nine Idob In a Hilda temple last August. ZaMr, a student at th I nlvendty of Adelaide, pleaded guilty to damaging the131 words
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Article51 1979-03-18 16 JERANTUT, Sat. A 14-year-old schoolboy who took his fathers car for a drive around a Felda scheme on Thursday night was killed when the vehicle went off the road, police said yesterday. Shukor bin Mohamed Shah died instantly when the car crashed into a culvertNST - 51 words
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273 1979-03-18 16 Police fire at two robbery suspects in car KLANG, Sat. Police fired four shots at two men in a car during a 112 km h chase along Jalan Meru here early yesterday. Two bullets shattered the rear windscreen window, another pierced the boot and the fourth hit the door ofNST - 273 words
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Article36 1979-03-18 16 KUCHING. Sat. National Front candidate Chai Chong Fea lost the Kuching Timor seat here .might to an independent, Dr Chua Kock Meng. Dr Chua, 32, won by a majority of 5,737 votes. AFP.AFP - 36 words
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513 1979-03-18 16 Finance intake of refugees, rich nations urged PENANG, Saturday MALAYSIA and Thailand have appealed to rich nations to donate to countries willing to accept the Vietnamese refugees but who are unable to do so because they lack finance. Home Affairs Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie and his Thai counterpart GenAP - 513 words
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370 1979-03-18 16 Fraser orders military into dispute SYDNEY, Sat. A Malaysian Airline System (MAS) DC-10 aircraft, stranded here by union action for nine days, left fcr Kuala Lumpur tonight after it wai refuelled at Richmond Air Force Bi se near here. Prime MinisterAP - 370 words
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Advertisement630 1979-03-18 16 Nov% you get even better \ahie fix- your money with NESCAFE, Plus that delicious, natural coffee freshness If you lead a busy life and always enjoy a You'll be surprised at how little it costs, good cup of coffee when you have a break, And the bigger the pack you630 words
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Article, Illustration1660 1979-03-18 17 1 STEPHEN WEBBE - Kermit and Miss Piggy, of course 1 STEPHEN WEBBE B] NOW IT'S THE MUPPET MOVIE Mlm Piggy AS FAR as Kermit was concerned, the water looked thoroughly uninviting. In fact it positively offended the amphibian in him. It was a rather nasty pale green and smelled, most disconcertingly, of chlorine.1,660 words
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Advertisement87 1979-03-18 17 Children who are listless.tired. lack of /Venergy may be [W'-V^/ 9r9 r i ron VI-DA YL IN PL US IRON is a homogenized liquid that contains iron JM and enriched with multi vitamins. W Made for easy absorption and assimilation. V 1-DAY LIN PLUS IRON not only corrects iron deficiency87 words
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Advertisement216 1979-03-18 17 j f\\ for the entire family WIJ u y y° ur tickets now from Cold VmW Storage, C. K. Tang and the Gay jm^F w World Stadium at popular prices: %K^$VS $20/-, $15/-, $8/- $15/-, 1 0/-, $5//Jp^ DOlt" m-pm -p- Nightly Shows: 8 p.m. 0 IAI I Saturdays and216 words
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Article, Illustration746 1979-03-18 18 Smooth, reliable, wellfinished and easy to maintain... WINSTON LEE TEST DRIVES THE DATSUN 120Y GL AND FINDS THAT IT'S m®i®RinG cm care IN Singapore and Malaysia, Datsun cars have been the market leaders (in terms of sales) for a number of years. In Singapore, Datsun have about 34 per cent746 words
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Article324 1979-03-18 18 RESPONSE to the Tltoni Economy Rally April 15 has been overwhelming. More than tt entries have been received, mainly tram newcomers. To assist novices, rally veteran Jack Kenneison will be giving a rally class on April 5 at the Joroag Country Club at p.m. He will324 words
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Article, Illustration889 1979-03-18 18 After Karpov, it could be Kasparov ALTHOUGH the Soviet team was beaten into second place in the 1978 Chess Olympics by the Hungarians, no one doubts that Soviet players are still the best in the world in quality and in quantity. So many Soviets attain the ranks of Grandmaster and889 words
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Advertisement62 1979-03-18 18 CONGRA TULA TIONS To MR. MRS. S.P. CHUNG ON THE AUSPICIOUS OCCASION OF THE MARRIAGE OF THEIR ELDEST SON, HIN CHEW TO MISS LEE MAY CHU ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. MRS. LEE TENG JIN BEST WISHES, HEALTH HAPPINESS TO THE BRIDE BRIDEGROOM FROM THE MANAGEMENT STAFF UNITED EQUIPMENT SERVICES (S)62 words
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Advertisement2648 1979-03-18 19 I Timescope .Timescope .Timescope Time \\wM j JtjlJl|li7ild flltH .^y&jJMJn WISMER AUTOMATION (S) PH LTD "j| If PRODUCT MARKETING MANAGER -|i iW v^» ",JB wl member of the JACKS GROUP, in the business of MALAYSIA "'X J HE* marketing and manufacturing of high class switchgeors, PACKAGE AROUND S^^ electro/pneumatic/hydroulk automatic2,648 words
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Article, Illustration903 1979-03-18 20 t STELLA BRUCE - t STELLA BRUCE B THERE he stands, waist bulging over the top of his trousers, stomach fighting a winning battle against the seams of his shirt and Jacket. Perhaps not the conventional idea of a sexy superman but that's in fact what he is.903 words
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Article, Illustration614 1979-03-18 20 RANEE GOVINDRAM - RANEE GOVINDRAM By W Singapore girls had their choice, they would prefer their men to be slim and sinewy in contrast to their British counterparts who like their men with a paunch. But those who think that the John Travolta types appeal614 words
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Advertisement636 1979-03-18 20 I Baby Lotion JM Iky Formulated in England, Boots pure Baby lotion iLkL k with soothing lanolin, is designed for B your baby's delicate skin. ■P Soft, smooth and cooling. Ideal when applied gently by hand or with \yS^ cotton wool to the napkin area. ItjuJ^ C^^k Boots Baby care636 words
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Advertisement315 1979-03-18 20 A few moments each day helps protect your skin's true beauty By spending just a few moments each day smoothing on a tropically > moist oil blend you can help keep a younger look in your skin and preserve its beauty. Et THESE days, many can no longer keep your315 words
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Miscellaneous188 1979-03-18 20 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD ACROSS: 3. True (5) 9. Repulsive (6) 5. Copied (4) Merited (6) 10. Pill (6) 11. 6. Headed (3) 7. Transparent Weary (5) 12. Pierce (4) 15. (5) Precipitous (5) 13. Speed (4) 17. Melodic (7) 20. Agitation (7) 14. Start (5) 16. Knock (3) 21 Dense188 words
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Article, Illustration881 1979-03-18 21 Information is necessary, but there must be a limit to the amount required of us J AM genuinely surprised that no one has protested at all about rhe innumerable forms, "questionnaires, information-required-no-fices etc., etc. that the ■average Singaporean to fill. And881 words
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Article661 1979-03-18 21 H CAPRICORN to Jan 20 YOU'LL be anxious to get something done but bewildered about what to do. There's a little confusion around you in career but a good deal of goodwill in your personal life. Although the person closest to you may be over-critical, you'll find you661 words
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Article, Illustration323 1979-03-18 21 The Travolta fever rises again JOHN TRAVOLTA: TRAVOLTA FEVER (P*lyi*r). Heartthrob Travolta certainly knows how to maintain the musical art of sending young hearts swooning despite the Saturday Night Fever fading with time. This is a double album of love ballads sung, quite honestly, by an average singer whose dependence323 words
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Article294 1979-03-18 21 IF It's yaar MrtMsy today. Tkta m year •I Ufe *nM prm aa ■awially latiiir«Hat aad excitlag *ar. Yea may r*mplaiJi that It to UtU* dall l*r MMrtk «r tw* tat alter Hratfter y«*11 rktrngt yrnr taiai. \»m reafla* tkat liaaartaat rtuuiRes arc *a the way aad294 words
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Advertisement271 1979-03-18 21 HAVEAN ORANGE EXPERIENCE; EVEHVMK .ftsVaV" I 7 sI s m I I I I I 1 > Are you handicapped by your English? Arc aasaaaaai »nh ihc and ho» lo «prcv. your ideas you -peak jnd »me Arc >»v fluently sure ihai >ou are not making The Mud) requires only271 words
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Advertisement318 1979-03-18 21 SINCERE Furniture Exhibition Now On At Ground Floor Won Hup Complex Beach Road. At unbeatable prices and quality even other manufacturers talk about. Also at our main showroom: 4th Floor, Lucky Plaza, Orchard Road. Open Daily: 10 am to 9.00 pm •VELVY' LOUNGE SUITE 'SILVER LIGHT' WALL UNIT 'ECON' SETTEE318 words
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Advertisement558 1979-03-18 22 MODESTY r 1 KNOW •""J' *N^O»«l f GRABBING MOWSIY /^0 Glo«G£^\ '«f *«*V>f3 «/OtV SMVIIY HULL r^ MB^ B^HI HP^^^B H^^WB H^^^^^^^H m ncr I ***'s kidnap oeoocc amp \J mv jost a -V kipt'is covfr, Yp 1 HE I i~MH BLM9*. IM£ BUT IMIY po. »N0 IMtir IHINK r-v558 words
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Advertisement11 1979-03-18 23 KANOE A gift for selfexpression Mil 4fefe %^8 T* v wgNignßtß^inHyMiiHßifliU11 words
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Miscellaneous210 1979-03-18 23 AM4 -r pocs T^^ WE SE to a' DVMAT I* THAT MtK^K uNP Ll rf>^fn w^. CMAAt&/&6 v ''W'wP^''' ?|A^flH *»..m. •'Vi J^^Kk I ill it tuck aaav h*"TT I EiErv >(KSON X*. ""^V vy a-tmuETES CO* T -E »«r r//««f TJViW/- vOuK CMALLEr>k»E- i S COuNTry IEAKNS .-EvE^Of ThEiK210 words
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Miscellaneous137 1979-03-18 23 *UM%S*~sA~~'\ V^ GREAT/" LIKE IT, YOU V RIGHT/ ANP WITH f TWENTyTWO BUILT IT JUST THE MATERIALS X HUNDRED SQUARE I YOURSELF ?7 AVAILA&LE TO US/ P i FEET AT ABOUT Kp____ -ja "i^^TTl A^ PER. FOOT! L y^ REALLY*^ [hoy/ th^e's one^ 7IBVE7 l BVE you Y1 UNIQUE/ J137 words
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Article, Illustration1319 1979-03-18 24 Government undefeated by the challenge of creating a revolution IT IS hard to create a revolution without the benefit of revolutionary means. The interim government in Pakistan has been trying to do just this for the past year or more and, remarkably enough, has remained undefeated by the challenge. In1,319 words
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Article, Illustration517 1979-03-18 24 The Pakistan presence grows stronger Message from the Charge d' Affaires of Pakistan, Mr Bashir Ahmad Bhatty PAKISTAN is nut only a traditional bat a major trading partner of Singapore. Daring 1978 the two-way trade between Pakistan and Singapore stood at $25« million. This level of trade was aohieved despite517 words
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Article, Illustration1055 1979-03-18 25 KARAKORAM HIGHWAY OVER THE MOUNTAINS IS A DREAM OF CENTURIES COME TRUE THROUGHOUT the centuries men have dreamed of a road between China and th^ fertile plains of Indus River. Throughout the centuries those harsh and inhospitable mountain ranges1,055 words
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500 1979-03-18 25 Hard work all the way to be a truly progressive society FROM PAGE U Five Year Plan was drafted and made effective from July 1978. Envisaging a high but realistic growth rate (for example, 6 and 10 per cent in agriculture and industry respectively), the welfare-oriented plan placed special emphasis500 words
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Article, Illustration287 1979-03-18 28 Zaman outlasted MANCHESTER (Eagburi), Sat. WsrM rtwpl— Gorff Hut, M AutrmlU, jurtiflftf Us Upnaktag wfcea he MtlMted tfce N«.J Qunv Ztau, tf PakfeUa, la tke Baal af tke Masters aqwufc rtampli—Mp here list Hut «h 9-2, H, M, M, J-3 to rftmla his title ud wla £1,3AFP - 287 words
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Article201 1979-03-18 28 PORT OF SPAIN, Sat. Bruce Laird returned to form with a painstaking day-long century to haul the Australians clear of disaster on the first day of the third World Series Cricket Supertest against the West Indies here yesterday. Laird, 110 not out at the close, steeredReuter - 201 words
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250 1979-03-18 28 SAN DIEGO (California), Sat. American Pat Bradley changed putters and sank five birdies for a five-under-par 67 and a twostroke lead on 138 after two rounds of the US$l6O,OOO ($347,200) San Diego Classic here yesterday. "I changed putters this morning I'm one ofAgencies - 250 words
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Article148 1979-03-18 28 JOHANNESBURG, Sat. World heavyweight boxing contender Kallie Knoetze, of South Africa, was undaunted last night by the decision of an American Judge that has effectively barred him from fighting In the United States again. •KaUie says he will still fight in America," said manager-train-er Billy Loiter, "and what's more,148 words
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Article441 1979-03-18 28 JOGGING About 32.000 joggers took part in New Zealand's annual 12 kilometre round-the-bays event in Auckland yesterday with organisers claiming it to be a world record for a massstreet Jog. RUGBY UNION David Duckham, England's most-cap-ped three-quarter, announced yesterday that he would retire from the gameAgencies - 441 words
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Obituary, Illustration37 1979-03-18 27 THE FAMILY OF TM6 LATE 2171?/>■? LIEW *m TtcK to exprou th.ir .inc. a^gri,^ cl bo—-—* -------m--m-------l I THE FAMB-Y OF the.au Paul Tan "Chu™ Lee thank all relatives, friends and S.J DA A. prayers'37 words
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Obituary29 1979-03-18 27 MR SEAH OUAN CMUA ■jk«bwm«i.mu« P.a~d .w^, peocef-11, Cortooe leave* 28* Bukit Timan Roodlon Tuesday 20th March I*7* for Bright HW Cremetomim (Khong' Bong Sen) el noon.29 words
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Obituary, Illustration101 1979-03-18 27 =s==ss=s^^ u«nNO «««y of Mr. C. B. S!?"VV|I^T.»nnlSi?i«!; though 11 years have passed like falling leaves, memories will always linger y MR lmTkm7i«Vaii (Former General Secretary) Deported 18-3-7* Lif^ft s*"™5*"™ Ye, P£TV lnce you left us suddenly But Memories of you still remain dearly in our hearts101 words
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Advertisement53 1979-03-18 24 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO PAKISTAN'S NATIONAL DAY K 1 OVERSEAS ENTERPRISES i (PIE) LTD. EXPORTERS IMPORTERS: TIMBER PLYWOOD TEXTILE YARN PRODUCE JUTE •£TC^ S SUITE 2106A. 21 ST FLOOR. I CABLE: "OVERPRAISE" INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. I TELEX: GAYLORD RS ***** 10. ANSON ROAD, I TEL OFF: *****42, *****86 SINGAPORE 2.53 words
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Advertisement283 1979-03-18 25 Pakistan Internatinnal Airlines flies twice a week to 8 European cities. All via Karachi. Allowing you to stop over for an unforgettable holiday in Pakistan. A chance to see Pakistan, a country of living contrasts: of barren desert land, golden wheat fields and snow-capped mountains. A land of handsome, friendly283 words
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Advertisement141 1979-03-18 25 Mcd W&Ae* *ftfnd < @evemmen/ ASIO ATLANTIC FREIGHTERS PTE. LTD. INCORPORATED M THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I SUITE 1903. MARINA HOUSE. SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE (2) TEL *****77 (5 LINES) TELEX: RS ***** CABLE: FARFREIGHT V HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PEOPLE A GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN on their NATIONAL DAY from SINGAPORE141 words
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Advertisement283 1979-03-18 25 Congratulations to THE PEOPLE GOVERNMENT of PAKISTAN on their NATIONAL DAY from RIKO INTERNATIONAL (PTE) LTD. IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AGENTS SUITE 8-E FAR EASTERN BANK BUILDING 156, CECIL STREET SINGAPORE 1. Greetings Sincere good Wishes to the people Government of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. SHAREN ENTERPRISE (PTE) LTD SUITE 904 HIGH283 words
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Advertisement4073 1979-03-18 26 AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX _#%w a ccirirn a i^ r "'i^iL.., is!€r oouiDE W _F^__ V_k VB_ M _r_l I '•"•'"S"^' Reguiaron,™ hours IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 1 C.A.T.S. RATES S VIII ANNOUNCEM^NT^&'pERSONAL _[«S4-44a»l d myc C m > f! n 75^»35 25 IX OBITUARIES I FOfi SALE A SHOPPING4,073 words
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Advertisement3863 1979-03-18 27 HI VEHICLES A BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES VI EDUCATION A TRAINING VI TRAVEL A RESTAURANTS l^-^^^M* I*7 with tape owners DMT. LARGE FURMBMEO air- DM* I FABCR NBJ.S newly com- ADULT EDUCATION BOARD mm m a*%#%B^ ttmf'kml «T#% MUmf AT Very good condition $6,100/- cond room In luxurious bachelor3,863 words
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Advertisement272 1979-03-18 27 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS A PERSONAL ;"^^afea 129 MtSCtNMMMOUS 130 PwTMn.l AICOMOUC, ANONYl|oua ^StSKTS'pK: Pnon^.'lf °h^ ly confldenUally guarantee j wlt" a drinking problem successfu!. PO Box 85. Scran-goonS-por.il J p^u.^™ LOVER MAMMAQE-AB BUREAU Ht«giOU. aasuSTyou^TgeT yoir friends AwnOUnCmtrf IWetlme oartners Drlvat.lV' io'nV.aTn'uK, Personal g?nul&^ Introductions guaranteed Call ORCHARD ROAD PRESBYTEMAM personally272 words
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Advertisement264 1979-03-18 28 CONGRATULATIONS TO BRITISH PAVILION at MEDIC-ASIA 79 STALL NO. STALL NO M? RF^NO?A^ 2 M.SE. SCIENTIFIC .NSTRUMENTS ncD»DTuL,TS;, tv c^u, cr« .o.Tw 333 GRANDMET SERVICES FOR HOSPITALS LIMITED SS.1 1 f/uc rn L SECURITY 334 THE ASSOCIATION OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS 355" g. 7 SS X E F DErE DD C264 words
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MEDIC-ASIA 79 Supplement
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Article, Illustration514 1979-03-18 29 MEDIC-ASIA '79, the first International Medical and Hospital Equipment Exhibition, will be held at the Hyatt Convention Centre from Tuesday till Saturday. The exhibition and the Singapore Medical Asso c 1 ata t ion's 10th Annual Convention will be opened by the Senior514 words
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178 1979-03-18 29 MESSAGE FROM THE SENIOR MINISTER OF STATE FOR FINANCE, SINOAPORE, MR GOH CHOK TONG. DEVELOPING countries need medical services just as much as developed countries but their effective demand is less. As a country develops, so does Its effective demand for medical and health178 words
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Article, Illustration402 1979-03-18 29 MESSAGE FROM MR THOMAS Y.C. KHOO, MANAGING DIRECTOR, INTERFAMA PTE LTD: FOR THE first time In this part of the world, there Is an occasion for the medical world to converge for a presentation of a comprehensive range of medical and hospital equipment. This402 words
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176 1979-03-18 29 MESSAGE FROM DR CHOO JIM ENO, PRESIDENT, SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: THIS year's medical convention breaks new ground in that L'n* TSar w'?s an exhibition and congress concerned with medical equipment and their use. The tneme* of the pnnwnMorf JJ convenuon are as usual very176 words
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254 1979-03-18 29 Eminent overseas speakers invited to the convention MESSAGE FROM PROF U>w LAP PINO, CHAL tMAN. ORGANISING COMiiVTTt£, TiaTTH MEDICAL CONVENTION: THE Organising Committee lanes pleasure In presenting the luth Annual Convention of the Singapore Medical Association. It will differ In several major respects from previous meetings. As a result of254 words
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Advertisement778 1979-03-18 29 THE EXHIBITORS AUSTRALIA Flow Laboratories Pt*. Ltd. 307 aiAaas ns nrvriTw nn Qao*Hus Pt*. Ltd. 393/97 imbk Uf CUBrAKT Niuinnu. o«o»^ Kant IS! Pt«. Ltd. 310/11 Ah^rn Main andStott Pty. Ltd. 3149/147 §S2lfc2ntm Tco .^n. Bhd. 3^2/63 A«tr.l.an T«d. comm Mlon 3167 B Quthrl. En 9 ln^rlno (S) Pt^ Ltd.778 words
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Advertisement724 1979-03-18 29 MEDIC-ASIA D INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 20-24 MARCH 1979 HYATT HOTEL SINGAPORE WHY MEDIC-ASIA? I I THE EXHIBITION: Medic Asia '79 is oreanised with *A~ MEDIC-ASIA '79, the first International Medical and Hospital Equipment Medic Asia /y is organised Wltn Exhibition held bom 20 _24 March 1979724 words
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Article, Illustration1128 1979-03-18 30 MiDIC-ASIA '79 will feature not only a wide range of medical equipment and appliances from bandages to operating tables and surgical instrument but also information on hospital planning and design. Executives of Belgian Hospital Planners will be available to interested visitors to1,128 words
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Article255 1979-03-18 30 Experts who will present papers THE Singapore Medical Association's 10th annual convention the first time it is being held in conjunction with an exhibition has attracted a large nu m delegates. One of the main reasons for the response to the conference Is the Impressive line-up of medical experts who255 words
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Advertisement404 1979-03-18 30 eAMPLISILENCE G1 X 1 r Sound Rooms p* for Audiometric Testing ■^■3 Special heavy modular panels p Exterior in elegant washable vinyl. Wholly suspended on anti-vibration for lowfrequency attenuation Clinical red door with steering-wheel handle and 3 pressure locking points on double seals. H' Double-glass observation window Installed complete with404 words
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Advertisement364 1979-03-18 30 Congratulation/ to The Organizers and Exhibitors of MEDIC-ASIA 79 PDA is proud to have been appointed the official contractors for the design and construction for the Medic-Asia Exhibition. hb n When specialists from all over the world come together only the best will do. It Is natural therefore, for specialists364 words
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Article, Illustration409 1979-03-18 31 WALKING and Jogging are two of the commonest forms of exercise today Almost everyday J2SK? tJZSL,? .^h recreauon^i^ln nun«. or early mor- But sometimes bad weather for days may disrupt your normal exerclse routine With the 3^nt^n JO n«nt rln!lrln!l2Wt«rr" you can409 words
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Article163 1979-03-18 31 ENDOSCOPY the examination of internal organs, has a long history, dating back to 1806. Insufficient Illumination and inadequate optics have put limitations on its use. Two events about 20 years ago brought endoscopy out of the "dark ages." One was fiberoptic illumination and the other the rod163 words
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182 1979-03-18 31 THE Polaroid MP-4 Multipurpose Land Camera, displayed at the exhibition is a new concept in clinical, industrial and studio recording. The system permits interchange of both film format and camera function. Charts This gives the user a wide range ot photographic capabilities such182 words
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Advertisement707 1979-03-18 31 Essential Respiratory Information Continuously Available New CO 2 Analyzer Adds Digital Display and Built-in Recorder Tho DA TEX CD-300 CO 3 Analyzer Is an advanced version of tho CD 101. It measures tho %CO 2 In oxplrod air which Is an excellent Indicator of tho partial pressure of Co 7707 words
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Article, Illustration334 1979-03-18 32 PATRICK BASTIANS - PATRICK BASTIANS By IJAN GAN HOE, aa avid aaaaah player wHI aever wfe> aay title Be waa rHppied at twa with ■riataayeMfa, leavtag Ma left leg twkrted aad waated like aa anuuneataJ Bat he playt hard, MniMac thraagh Ua gaaae aa V We tea334 words
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275 1979-03-18 32 Zainal books himself Bangkok berth ZAINAL ABIDDM, one of Singapore's top squash players, virtually assured hinself of a berth in Singapore's squad to the EastAsia championships in Bangkok next month when he ousted Benjamin Tan 9-7, 9-7, 7-9, 9-2 after a 60-minute battle in their round-robin tie at the Kallang275 words
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185 1979-03-18 32 Bonds Grand Slam retain lead with 218 games BONDS GRAND SLAM continued to en)oy top spot In the AlitalUSingapore Team Tennis championship (or the second week running, with a tally of 218 games won from 24 matches, at the Kallang Tennis Centre yesterday. Bonds achieved this despite their two-match defeat185 words
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Article947 1979-03-18 32 TODAY LOCAL Athletics Tamils festival meet (Farrer Park, 8). ■sskitkUl Friendly: S. Korea's Hyundai v Asia Electric (Ngee Ann Technical College. 8). Gall Thailand Open (Bangkok); SGA League: Jurong v Changi (Jurong), Keppel v Sembawarig (Buldt Chermin), Seletar v SICC (Seletar). Warren v Tengah (Warren) all matches947 words
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1927 1979-03-18 32 1st No. *****7 ($4,635) 2nd No. *****3 ($1,324) 3rd No. *****1 ($662) STARTERS ($15* each): Nm. Ittl24, 15*728, 1S35M, *****4, *****5, lMtlff, 1«5», *****2, *****2, 162*71. CONSOLATION ($111 each): Nos. *****7, 1M2M, *****3, *****1, 1*8598, *****4, 1CIMI, 1C8IM, 1S51N, 1CN11. RACING. .with FAIRWAY TRAINER1,927 words
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139 1979-03-18 32 BERNARD PEREIRA - BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPORE will send six national junior trainees four boys and two girls to the Hongkong junior age-group tennis championships from April 12-16. Two of the team members Albert Teo and Teo Lay Lim were selected last year, their berths139 words
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356 1979-03-18 32 UNSEEDED Nicholas Brumelot. of the Singapore Foreign Combine team who competed in the recent Head junior tournament, battled to a 9-6 win over J. Johari in the quarter-finals of the Singapore novices tennis tournament at Farrer Park yesterday, r*paru BERNARD PEKEIBA.. Brumelot will now face356 words
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Article, Illustration1616 1979-03-18 33 GOOD REPORT H has the ability to bring off a Classic win in his first attempt when he lines up for the $82,500 Singapore Derby (Race Six, 4.35) at Bukit Timah today. The five-year-old by Tudor Music has grown from strength to strength. He scared two1,616 words
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Article257 1979-03-18 33 DAfFfi 435 CLASS 12.400 M 2.400 M rw\^JL O ($82f 500 $56,000 to winner) 1 3025 Saas Fas t (Equus) AlUn 564 1.5) F HnsM 8 2 0051 Dragon Command a (AS Lee) Allan 4 62 -8.5) Harm 20 3 1071 Wortdwida s (Golden Arrow) Ng 656 (+5)257 words
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Article716 1979-03-18 33 SAAS FEE i chaxg by Hasty Cloud: Scored smashing win Singapore Gold Cnp Oct; unlucky when third to Aylmer Read Governor's Geld Cup Penang Dec; good second to Dragon Command Tonka Gold Cap XL Feb 4; fast sth to Trigger 111 Div l-l,2Wm last Son;716 words
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Article296 1979-03-18 33 From Pm» 99 rT»m r»ge sz fowtX c^i? SBofv&a Address, Fighting Hussar, Magne.ic Sound Never Fear, SmiJe fro^frtarlv MM^v H^r^ wriFu^nllowf^hS Final Address and Smile Tanjong GeUng was still well back. Tiger Hill kicked away shortly after and drew away to win by three lengths from the fast296 words
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Article1418 1979-03-18 33 RACF 120 CLASS1 20 CLASS 5, DIV 11.200 M 1.200 M ntx^n x $7,350 to winner) 1 12U BuNrahFsvar a 'l- u> Paul 4 565 2) F Mhftm 11 2 3334 Panglima Larut 1 1 1 KI. Chong) Teh 456 (same) F Cation 4 J 2305 Littta Vie1,418 words
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Article157 1979-03-18 33 RACE FAIRWAY TET SCRUTINEER Strange Idea Sixth Sense Little Vic Sixth Sanaa Sunny Stunner Little Vic LHitaVic Sixth Sense Bullish Fever Spring Water Arcadia Forest Flying Eagle Kini St##d Tiara Arcadia Forest Spring Water I Pegasus I Kim Steed Caasar'a Palac* T. Exporter Parakee T. Exporter Caasar's Palnee Caesar's157 words
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Advertisement24 1979-03-18 33 FAVOURITES FOR THE SINGAPORE DERBY SAAS KEK DRAGON COMMAND RACE 6 Pics by CHEW (435pm) BOON CHIN H|^^H& l^p if™ GENTHI !S GOOD REPORT24 words
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Advertisement301 1979-03-18 33 Beautiful nature, cultural treasure... PaiitaiMotel all thlsand luxurious leisure. 4 ajnset in Treng- Our expansion programme for Sage. The bustle of Pantat Motel would incorporate 'sbest batiks, .an extra 156 rooms, inclusive of deluxe and family suite. songket. The handicraft village of I #R anoilpt D mm ranariti; of S00301 words
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332 1979-03-18 34 STUNNING SECOND-HALF DISPLAY UPSETS SAINTS LONDON, Sat. Nottingham Forest completed the successful defence of the football League Cup by beating Southampton 3-2 at Wembley here today. David Peach put Southampton ahead with a surprise 16th-minute goal, but Forest striker Gary Birtles struck twiceReuter - 332 words
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Article127 1979-03-18 34 ALL THE RESULTS LEMHEHT FINAL Koran 3 Southampton 2 HKMIII\IM»\ SriMol 1 Middlabro I avtom 1 QPR 3 Jovaatry 2 Botion 2 laawtrfc 2 Araenal 0 ■inns 0 Norwich 0 HBOONDMVMON ttifhtwi 2 Sheffield T 0 ClMriMi 1 CBftBff 1 DrifM 1 Cambridge 0 Piiieii 0 W«« Ham 0 THIKDReuter - 127 words
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Article355 1979-03-18 34 DUAL ROLE FOR PADMA IN FINAL TERRY PADMANATHAN, the Republic of Singapore Air Force's soccer captain, will be keeping watch over two goalmouths when his team meet Republic of Singapore Navy in the final of the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association's inter-formation league tournament at Jurong Stadium on Tuesday at355 words
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356 1979-03-18 34 SINGAPORE'S KIAN TIONG IS STILL IN THE HUNT BANGKOK, Sat. Ireneo Legaspi. of the Philippines, today turned in his third consecutive one-under-par 70 for a three-day total of 210 to maintain a one-stroke lead in the US$4O,OOO ($86.800) Thailand Open golf championships here today ButReuter; AFP - 356 words
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Article42 1979-03-18 34 LONDON. Sat Oxford beat Cambridge in the annual university boat race on the River Thames here today. Oxford, winning for the fourth successive year, covered the 6.78 kilometres course in V rain. 32 sec.. 12 seconds faster than Cambridge Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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213 1979-03-18 34 ABBAS MUTALIB. Singapore's Asian Games cyclist. will be favourite to win the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's 100-kilometre road race at the Old Upper Thomson Road Grand Prix cimiiitoday(Bam) Abbas, who takes to the road just as fish take to water, has been consistently213 words
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Article, Illustration248 1979-03-18 34 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By NO, yon are not seeng things year Saturday might hangover, notwithstanding. Neither Is it an episode from the "Challenge of the Sexes", a television series that pit the world's best sportsmen against the women. It was Just248 words
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Article, Illustration446 1979-03-18 34 From the sidelines. .with KEN JALLEH Jr. WANTED: "Yes men" to fill Timesport pages with dull and docile articles Must be able to write "good" and "wonderfully mundane" stories every day, no matter how fouled-up the local sports situation may be. Salary dependant446 words
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Article43 1979-03-18 34 ADELAIDE, Sat. Pakistan were 377 (or four at close of play on the first day of the four-day cricket match against South Australia here today Scorn: Pakistanis 327-4 (Zaheer Abbas US. Haroon Rashid 100 no., Javed Miandad 43). Rcuter.Reuter - 43 words
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687 1979-03-18 34 Fok equals national shot put record POX KENG CHOY equalled the national men's shot put record in the Singapore Amateur Athletics Association's second all-comers meet when he recorded a distance of 13.56 metres at the National Stadium yesterday. Results 400 M Hurdles Men Race 1 1 Farld Alatas 58.5 2687 words
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Article93 1979-03-18 34 ROI-ET, Thailand. Sat. Furious .boxing fans burned down the ring today after world light-featherwight champion Richardo Cardona, of Colombia, packed his bags and stormed out of a scheduled world title-fight in North-east Thailand when the promoter failed to come up with the US$6O,OOOUPI - 93 words
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267 1979-03-18 34 JOE DOR Al - JOE DOR Al By WHO says only local folk are superstitious? It appears that even the English, in this particular instance Singapore's soccer coach Trevor Hartley, believe in it. Hartley has decided to include midfield player Ghazali Ghani and outsideright Don267 words
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Obituary163 1979-03-18 34 MRS. TAN TINS LUAN nee (Madam Annie Thlo Yang Neo) Afed 80. passed away peacefully on 18-3-78 at TP H Hospital leaving behind 3 sons. Joseph. Johnny. Michael. 1 daughter Monica Tan Huat Neo; 1 son-ln-l«,w Vincent rhang 3 daughters-in-law Mary Chia, Florence Foo. Rosalind Quart and 7163 words
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