The Straits Times, 8 August 1979

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    16 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1179 25 CENTS I.C.(P) No. 142/1/79 J
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    SUMMIT MAY RAP VIETNAM
    784 1  -  SEAH CHIANG NEE Concern over conflict in Indochina By Straits Times Foreign Editor LUSAKA, Tuesday COMMONWEALTH leaders are likely to end their summit here tomorrow with an indirect criticism of Vietnam's invasion of Kampuchea and a call to Hanoi to withdraw its forces from that country.
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    Nyerere: The last time I'll work with the British...
    490 1 Nyerere: The last time I'll work with the British... LUSAKA, Tues. President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania said today that this would be the last time he would work with the British for a settlement over Zimbabwe Rhodesia, and if the current efforts fail the Africans would fight to the end
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    Lock icon Refugees fight Aussie dockers
    253 1 BRISBANE, Toes. About 3M Vietnamese boat refugees yesterday fought more than 2N dock workers in a pitched battle yesterday over the visit of two trade unionists from Hanoi. Police said It men, some from each side, were arrested. No serious injuries were reported bat many of
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    Lock icon Govt to give up its stake
    72 1 CANBERRA, Tues. The Australian Government will sell its half share of the ranger uranium project, acting Prime Minister Douglas Anthony said yesterday. Mr Anthony, also Minister for Trade and Resources, said the share would be ottered to foreign and Australian bidders with a minimum
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    Lock icon Blast injures eight
    48 1 TAIPEH, Tues. An explosion, the second within a month, today ripped through two floors of a four-storey building, killing one person and injuring eight others, a police spokesman said. The blast happened in a shop selling printing materials this morning, killing a 16-year-old boy. Reuter.
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    Magsaysay award
    58 1 MANILA, Tues. A Spartan Korean surgeon, who funded a medical cooperative to bring health services to his warshocked countrymen. Was named today to receive the 1979 Ramon Magsaysay award forpublic service. Dr Chang Kee-Ryo was cited by the awards trustees "for his practical, personal Christian charity and in
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    GETTING THE YOUNG TO BE BETTER PREPARED FORNS
    449 1 GETTING THE YOUNG TO BE BETTER PREPARED FORNS age young people to keep themselves physically fit for their active and reservist capacities in the various military units. Every effort will also be made to encourage them to keep physically and mentally fit all the time. The Ministry of Defence Council,
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    Lock icon Transplant 'first'
    70 1 PARIS, Tues. The first reported bone marrow transplant in the world has been carried out on a nine-month-old baby boy in a hospital in Lyons. The bone marrow came from baby Hakim's elder* brother. In a two-stage operation, blood from his brother's medulla (the substance df the spinal
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    Immersion scheme to be evaluated at year end
    676 1  -  THOMAS WEE By THE Education Ministry will conduct a detailed evaluation of the immersion scheme at the end of the year to see how far the Chinese-stream pupils involved in the scheme have progressed. Based on the results of this evaluation, some
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    Business Times Special
    118 1 A 20-page supplement is published today with Business Times. Called The New Industrial Society, it examines some of the issues involved in Singapore's move to upgrade skills and improve the quality of manufacturing industry. The supplement takes as its central thesis the idea that it is not
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    37 1 NEW DELHI, Tues. Mohammad Hidayatullah, a 73-year-old Muslim will be India's next vice-president, it was officially announced today. Mr Hidayatullah, a former chief justice, was the consensus candidate of all the major political parties. Reuter.
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    DEMOS IN IRAN OVER POLLS
    50 1 TEHERAN, Toes. TlMamads of people In varUas towns la Iran demonstrated today •ver allegations of votertgglng In last weetfN onstitutioiial Assembly elections. Leaden of 11 political parties officially com;4alned to the government of "a lot of cheating and a great deal of irregularities." I PI.
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      331 1 SINGAPORE SWEEP RESULTS Pag* 12 ACCORD on ties but US backed out of it, says Hanoi leader S MISSILES with more punch for Europe 6 MINISTRY calls talks on lay-offs by firm 8 PRICES of three grades of flour up 20 per cent II DONT avoid changes, Howe advises 12
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      413 2 mw Wywy Private Limited aSsa mk mt mk WS& —J %r Wywy House, 17, Lenq Kee Road, Singapore 0315. Tel: *****5. Telex: Wyld RS *****. Cable: WYMIC. I^^—^mmmmmWrnX i Wywy House officially declared open today. Mr. Takeshi Ouye, President of Ricoh Company Limited, Japan, arrives in Singapore to attend opening
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      Lock icon 'Accord on ties, but US backed out of it'
      403 3 Hanoi leader tells of secret talks last year HANOI, Tuesday VIETNAM'S acting Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has said that his government and the United States have reached full agreement on normalising their relations during secret talks in New York City
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      Lock icon Kriangsak urges more talks
      156 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan has called on the United Nations to convene more international conferences on Indochina to boost prospects for peace in the region. Gen Kriangsak told reporters here yesterday he believed the next UN conference should deal with the present fighting in
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      Lock icon Hundreds flee mystery landslide
      145 3 Hundreds flee mystery landslide AUCKLAND, Tues. Hundreds of residents of the city of Dunedin in the South Island, New Zealand, have fled from their houses in the path of a mystery landslide. The government yester- day declared a state of emergency as residents of the hillside suburb of Abbotsford fear
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      Lock icon 131 sacked
      37 3 HAVANA, Tues. Cuba fired 131 administrators during the first half of the year, following official inquiries into fatal work accidents and nearly 100,000 infractions of labour and social security rules, the newspaper, Trabaiadores. said. AFP.
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      The Savoy is 90
      53 3 THE Savoy Hotel in London is M years old, but not too old to celebrate its birthday. There are no qualms as Dame Bridget de Carte, 11, vice-chair-man of Savoy Hotel Group slips in the carver for her share of this facsimile cake of the hotel.
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      Lock icon Philippine Reds use smoke signals
      156 3 Philippine Reds use smoke signals MANILA, Ties. Communist dissident* in a northern Philippine province have resorted M using youngsters, horses and smoke signals in their communlratlons, reports said today. The Manila Bulletin daily said Brig-Gen Romeo Gataa, chief «f the north-eastern Philippine military command, disclosed the system called "pasang bills"
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      882 4 Wywy House Official Opening. mf 1 w 1/. ■Sc^fc MESSAGE w,^K^^ m m^r m Managing Director, FOREWORD Ijl 1 Ricoh Business Machines from the Chairman and Managing Director, IHlH^lfl I Limited. Wywy rTlVate Limited. j t gives me g rea t pleasure to be able to be in Singapore to
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      Lock icon A lethal game in the air
      72 5 A lethal game in the air I UK Sidewinder missile displays its lethal power in this .-.?quenoe of action picture* (clockwise from top left). Fired by a United States Navy F-14 Tom-<-at fighter plane, the heat-seeking missile closes in relentlessly on its prey, a QF-H6 drone target plane. Within seconds
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      Lock icon Canoe feat
      52 5 OSAKA. Tues. Four Japanese adventurers, battling with torrents, storms, drift ice and swarms of mosquitoes, have successfully crossed the North American continent on two canoes through rivers in the rnn.f States and Canada, a Japanese daily reported today. They covered a distance df S 500 km in 147
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      Lock icon Deadly 'cocoon' cancer cells found
      161 5 Deadly 'cocoon' cancer cells found BOSTON, Tues. Doctors at a hospital here think they have discovered how cancer cells use the body's own immunisation system to protect themselves and spread. The research group at Massachusetts General Hospital found that cancer cells evaded this system by tricking it into building a
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      Lock icon Missiles with more punch for Europe
      338 5 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE Carter administration has presented a proposal to allied governments calling for the deployment in Western Europe of several hundred nuclear missiles capable of reaching Soviet territory, government officials said yesterday. The proposal could bolster chances for Senate ratification of the strategic
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      Lock icon Leukaemia patient gives birth to twins
      170 5 Leukaemia patient gives birth to twins MACON, (Georgia), Tues. Four years ago, Debbie Andrews Allen was encased in a plastic bubble, battling leukaemia in a Houston hospital. Now she's in a hospital here recovering from the birth of twin girls. The twins, each weighing about three kilos, were delivered by
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      Lock icon Five killed
      39 5 MANILA, Tues. Five bank robbers were killed in a 20minute gunbattle as they tried lo escape with more than 90,000 pesos (5526.230) last Monday in General Trias, Cavite Province just south of here, police said today. Reuter
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      873 6 Wywy House Official Opening. One copier every fifty seconds Ricoh s 20,000 a month Atsuqi plant. V^^ *V *H| L Mk Wt +**^tK\ Ricoh the first manufacturer of office equipment to win nIPAn Tf\fA^f^T m w \^k X the Deming Prize> B^^^^^^l L^^^^^l^^l 4 r^ h^AA In 1955, the Science
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      233 7 DEMOCRATS and Independents overwhelmingly favour Senator Edward Kennedy over President Carter for the Democratic presidential nomination, according to the latest poll released here. The American Broadcasting Company (ABC) said that out of 967 voters taken between July 27 and 29, 63 per cent favoured Mr Kennedy and 32
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      Lock icon Energy minister in Egypt for oil supply talks
      214 7 Energy minister in Egypt for oil supply talks TEL AVIV, Tues. Israeli Energy Minister Yitzhak Modai flew to Egypt today for top-level talks to try to reach a detailed agreement on Egyptian oil supplies to Israel from the Alma Fields developed by Israel in Sinai. Mr Modai 's discussions with
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      Lock icon Drugs probe
      46 7 MANILA, Tues. Martial law authorities were today looking into the reported involvement of seven government doctors in the supply of dangerous drugs to pushers in Manila's Santa Cruz district, military sources said. Their identities were withheld pending the start of a formal investigation. Reuter
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      Israelis show their true colours in TV tussle
      245 7 Israelis show their true colours in TV tussle THE Israelis are being provoked to the point of frustration these days not by West Bank settlements or runaway inflation but the withholding of colour television by the authorities. The latest issue of the Economist said the Israeli state television authority has
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      Lock icon Govt urged to take over oil industry if...
      282 7 CHICAGO, Tuesday THE AFL-CIO labour federation has urged the government to consider nationalising the oil industry if that industry did not serve the public interest. The 35-member policy-making executive council, at its annual summer meeting, also came out yesterday against the use
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      Lock icon Refineries cleared of charges
      90 7 Refineries cleared of charges WASHINGTON, Tues. The White House today released a report which cleared the US oil industry of charges that it caused an American petrol crisis by deliberately hoarding fuel in anticipation of higher prices. However, the report, which contains only preliminary findings, said that some refineries might
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      Lock icon Mum, 100, gives the go-ahead for son, 71, to marry
      155 7 Mum, 100, gives the go-ahead for son, 71, to marry CAMBRIDGE, Tues. George Odell has decided to break the vow he made to his dying father 25 years ago never to marry while nis mother was alive. After all, mum is 100 years old now and she feels it is
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      Lock icon WHAT A HAIR RAZING STORY
      97 7 WHAT A HAIR RAZING STORY TRENTON (New Jersey), Tues. Adversity has turned to Mr James Naso's advantage. Mr Naso, 54, had been bald for about 30 years. This week, fuzz appeared on the top of his head, showing the start of a full head of black hair. Fifty per cent
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      Lock icon Japan's trade concessions
      88 7 TOKYO, Tues. Japan has made more concessions on trade in the past two years than the United States or the European Community, and is now as liberal towards imports as any other country in the world, according to the former top negotiator for the Japanese. "Japan will
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      Lock icon It's Guevara
      29 7 LA PAZ, Tues. Walter Guevara Arce was last night elected by Congress as President of Bolivia. Mr Guevara will take office tomorrow for a one-year term. AP.
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    Ministry calls for talks on lay-off by firm
    371 8  -  GEORGE JOSEPH By A TRADE union has reported to the Labour Ministry that a Japanese electronics company here has "laid-off" 163 employees without informing the union. The ministry, in response to the union's complaint, has called up the management of Shintom Electronics
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    Firm takes record 10 pages of ads
    83 8 Firm takes record 10 pages of ads A SINGAPORE company has made advertising history of sorts by taking a record 10 pages of advertising in today's Straits Times to mark the opening of its new corporate headquarters here. The firm, Wywy Private Limited, was set up 313 1 years ago
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    For new CC
    30 8 THE MP for Punggol, Mr Ng Kah Ting, will lay the foundation stone for the new Punggol community centre in Tainpines Way on Thursday at 3 p.m.
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    GE plant plans to cut number of workers by 130
    208 8 GE plant plans to cut number of workers by 130 GENERAL Electric (USA) Controls (Getrol) plans to reduce its production workers by 130 from 495 to 365. It said yesterday that "while normal attrition and release of unconfirmed employees will account for much of the cut, about 75 confirmed employees
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    POINTING TO THE WRONG SECTOR
    75 8 THE mistake here is glaring because Aver Rajah Road, which falls within sector code 13 has a sign which places It in the Bnkit Merah area. A spokesman of the Postal Services Department confirmed that the sector code on the road sign Is wrong. Under
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    At Bedok
    30 8 BEDOK community centre youth group will hold a weekend recreation camp at the Punggol Point holiday bungalow on Sept 8 and 9. Registration is open at the centre.
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    Problems of immersion on TV
    498 8 Problems of immersion on TV FOR 13-year-old Foo C Ai of St Nicholas Girls' I School, the Immersion Scheme- means six hours or less of sleep each night. And in the case of Tan Chong Huat of River Valley Government Chinese Middle School, besides helping out at his father's ice-kachang
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      170 8 THE WAY TO COURTESY EXHIBITION at MacPherson community centre from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. On till Friday. THREE COLOUR FILMS: Karate, Natural Domain and A Day For All People at National Museum at 8 p.m. Admission free. lf» NATIONAL DAY PHOTO EXHIBITION at Singapore Conference Hall, from 10 a.m.
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    Prices of 3 grades of flour up 20 per cent
    375 10  -  NGI AM TONG HAI By FLOUR now costs $2.50 more for a 22.5 kg bag, an increase of about 20 per cent. The new prices of the three grades of flour are: $13.60, $15.60 and $16.60 per 22.5 kg bag.
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    Noodles to cost more
    66 10 THE Kwfty Tmw and Mcc MftauMtoren' AsMcUttM 1m night decided to raise ttw prices of raw bjkJ ceeked noedles. The mw prices will be a— eed today after the ause^UUen ln- forms the Trade Depart- ment of ite decision, the association president, Mr Weng Boon Slew
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    Govt pledge to make school a happy place
    503 10 Govt pledge to make school a happy place THE government wants to make school a happy Elace for primary pupils so they can sit back in iter years and say that the time .spent there were the best and happiest in their lives. This is the promise made by the
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    Talk on GP
    55 10 FREE tickets for the talk. General Paper and You, to be given by Mrs Mary Lim on Aug 31 at 3 p.m. will be distributed on Aug 23 at 10 a.m. instead of Aug 24 at the Marine Parade branch library. Mrs Lim is head of the
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    Rewards are high, Mattar tells
    169 10 Rewards are high, Mattar tells THE rewards of a wellpaid job awaits every trainee in the 16 training institutes run by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board if he applies himself to the task of securing maximum benefit from the courses. This is the National Day message from the minister-in-charge
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    Inspector sacked from force
    85 10 Inspector sacked from force A POLICE inspector with more than 15 years' service has been dismissed from the force recently. It is understood that Insp M. Krishna, a veteran crime investigator, was sacked for absence from duty, among other other reasons. A police spokesman, Mr Teo Han Wue, said last
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    PSA harbour cruise
    44 10 THE Port of Singapore Authority will hold a special night harbour cruise on National Day at 7.15 p.m. from the World Trade Centre ferry terminal. Tickets at $2 for adults and $1 for children will be sold at the terminal office.
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      591 11 Wywy House Official Opening. mt Wywy Private Limited was set up three and a half years ago, B iW BBBi^^""* in February 1976. It occupied a modest 400 square metre ll 8888 nH DTBSO """"H j^fl office on the 39th floor of the Hong Leong building on fl Bj "^S
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    Don't avoid changes, Howe advises
    522 12 THE Minister for Defence, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, last night cited the people of Potong Pasir as "one example" of those who had been left behind in "avoiding change." Speaking at a National Day dinner on the longawaited redevelopment plans for this constituency, where he
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    Struggle after I protested about beatings, says accused
    315 12 Struggle after I protested about beatings, says accused SALES executive Martin Douglas Klyne told naval corporal Michael lan Binny to "mind your own business" when Binny spoke to Mr Klyne about his assaults on Binny's sister, who was also Mr Klyne's girlfriend, the High Court heard yesterday. Binny, who is
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    Barker at kindergarten celebration
    63 12 Barker at kindergarten celebration THE Minister for Law, Science and Technology, Mr E. W. Barker, attended a National Day celebration of some 170 children at Tanglin Kindergarten yesterday morning. Mr Barker, who is also MP for Tanglin, spent about an hour posing with the children for class pictures, and watching
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    Prayers for N-Day
    58 12 THE Muneeswaran Temple Society will offer special prayers for the welfare and prosperity of the Republic in conjunction with the 14th National Day celebrations at the Sri Muneeswaran Temple at Queensway tomorrow between 10 a.m. 8 p.m. A "feeding of the public" session will be held at
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    Dinner guest
    40 12 THE Senior Minister of State for Educaiton, Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam. will be the guest-of-honour at the 1979 annual dinner and dance of the Association of Certified Accountants at the Mandarin Hotel, on Saturday at 8.15 p.m.
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    *****80 wins the first prize in S'pore Sweep
    233 12 *****80 wins the first prize in S'pore Sweep TICKET No. *****80 won the first prize of $400,000 in the Singapore Sweep (No 8 79) drawn last night. The second prize of $150,000 went to ticket No L7MS] The third prize of $75,i 000 went to ticket No *****74. Jftckpet Numbers
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    Scout rally
    38 12 THE Senior Minister of State for Education, Mr Chai Chong Vii, will be the guest-of-honour at a scout rally held by the Singapore Scout Association at the Toa Payoh Athletic Centre on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    Lock icon Scothorne: Watson wanted 'boom' profits excluded from HP accounts
    415 14  -  T. F. HWANG, CHIA POTEIK and BEN DAVIDSON DAY TWO OF THE TARLING TRAIL BY FORMER Haw Par Brothers International managing director Donald Ogilvy Watson wanted some device whereby the very substantial profits, both realised and unrealised, which the group made
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    Witness tells of talks that led to setting up of MUT
    1226 14 MR JOHN Scothorne, a chartered accountant and chief executive of Haw Par brothers International Ltd's pharmaceuticaldi vision, the first prosecution witness, resumed his evidence yesterday. He spoke of the acquisition of shares by Haw Par in two publicly listed
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    PEOPLE IN THE CASE
    76 14 PEOPLE IN THE CASE THE ACCUSED: Richard Tarling, former chairman of Haw Par Brothers International Ltd. THE JUDGE: Mr Justice Kulasekaram FOR THE PROSECUTION: Mr Tan Teow Yeow, DPP, assisted by Mr Fong Kwok Jen, DPP. FOR THE DEFENCE: Mr H. E. Cashin, assisted by Dr Myint Soe. FIRST WITNESS
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    174 14 MENTIONED IN EVIDENCE MR DONALD EDGAR OGILVY WATSON, former managing director of the Haw Par Group, who left the Jurisdiction soon after the appointment of the inspectors to investigate Haw Par's affairs. MR lAN KEITH TAMBLYN, former deputy managing director, who has also left the Jurisdiction. MR JOHN FORD, former
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    Those huge profits worried me and Moore' We had to make sure our auditors were happy
    1172 14 Those huge profits worried me and Moore' Mr Ray Moore (legal adviser to the group). Later he also contacted Mr Charles Khong and told him it might be necessary for him to be present in Hongkong before June 30. He told Mr Khong it had to do with a unit
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    Two letters on S'pore Govt's assurance read out in court
    359 14 ON RESUMPTION of hearing yesterday, Jhe DPP (Mr Tan Teow Yeow) produced two letters relating to the undertaking given In London on behalf of the Singapore Government regarding the charges against Tarling. One, from Tarling's London solicitors D. J. Freeman
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      452 15 Wywy House Official Opening. luC^QUh V Leading the way in West Malaysia, Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei Equatron (Marketing) Sdn. Bhd. The Inchcape Group of Companies, through its fully- ~xTT\~ owned subsidiaries Equatron (Marketing) Sdn. Bhd. and the r I Jm jl l >< Borneo Company, distributes in the territories of
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    Why Mr Khong was flown to Hongkong
    504 16 Mr Scothorne, resuming, said that problems on accounting and auditing were discussed in some considerable detail. He said: "That was why Mr Khong was specially flown to Hongkong so that he could know what exactly was happening." Witness added: "Regarding the problem of
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    Residents' plea to police: Step up patrols
    185 16 Residents' plea to police: Step up patrols RESIDENTS of Upper New Changi Road last night appealed to the police to increase patrols and vertical policing of HDB flats In the area to curb the alarming rise in housebreakings over the past month. More than 15 flats had been broken into
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    Mass jog
    34 16 THE acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, will flag off loggers taking part in the National Day mass jog 1979 at the Brickworks estate carpark on Sunday at 7.45 p.m.
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    Timber team to US happy with orders
    370 16 MEMBERS of the recent Singapore timber and furniture mission to the United States have returned "pleased and satisfied" with a few million dollars worth of orders. Although the volume of business done has not been assessed yet, the 23member selling mission was yesterday
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    Phase Two selection begins with maisonettes in demand
    224 16  -  IRENE NGOO By HUDC maisonettes, priced between $122,000 and $145,000, were the most popular units sought after by the first batch of registrants called up yesterday for selection when sale of 660 units under Phase Two began. The scene at the HUDC
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    RUBBISH CARTS GIVE WAY TO NEW TRUCKS
    119 16 RUBBISH CARTS GIVE WAY TO NEW TRUCKS THE Ministry of the Knvironment wilt introduce ft new fleet of compaction vehicles ne\t year which will be able to collect rubbish from areas previously Inaccessible to rubbish tracks. The 12 new one-and-a-half tonne vehicles will speed np the collection of rubbish In
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    CC dinners
    43 16 ANSON and Henderson com-, munity centres will hold their National Day dinners at their own premises on Saturday. Telok Blangah community centre will hold a similar dinner at the car park at Block 79, Telok Blangah Drive on the same day.
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    MAN TRIED TO SNIP OFF BABY'S CHAIN
    125 16 MAN TRIED TO SNIP OFF BABY'S CHAIN TAN Lay Loan, 11, was carrying her two-year-old baby brother at a trade exposition on May 1 at 8 p.m. when she noticed a man trying to cut the boy's gold chain with a pair of scissors. She immediately called out to her
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    S'pore gives $1.8 million technical aid
    86 16 SINGAPORE'S technical cooperation among regional members in the Colombo Plan was valued at U*****,900 (Ssl.B million) up to 1977, the latest Colombo Plan newsletter said. This makes Singapore the fourth largest contributor among a group of eight comprising India, Pakistan, South Korea, Thailand, Sri
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    Spot art contest
    47 16 THE Ang Mo Kio constituency will hold a spot art competition for children at its community centre on Avenue 1 on Aug 19 from 8.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. The contest is for those between five and 14 years old. For details, tel. *****44.
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    Sisir surveys back-up industry's needs'
    276 16 Sisir surveys back-up industry's needs THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research has commissioned a three-month-long study of supporting industries in Singapore to assess the sector's strengths, shortcomings and needs. The lack of well-developed supporting industries is a "common problem faced by Singapore manufacturers, says the latest issue of
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    Man who gave false info to police jailed
    234 16 A DISTRICT court heard yesterday how a 36-year-old man wrote letters to the police giving false information on another man with whom he had several misunderstandings. Lim Chye Beng, self- i employed, was jailed for three months when he pleaded guilty to
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    Council's last assessment exams
    130 16 Council's last assessment exams THE Singapore Medical Council will hold its last medical assessment examination in March for Singapore citizens whose medical degrees are not recognised by the council. This is because the council thinks it unlikely that there would be Singaporeans who would pursue courses which are nonregistrable if
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    N-Day parade
    42 16 THE Minister of State for Defence and MP for Radin Mas, Mr Bernard Chen will be the Kuest -of honour at the 1979 National Day mini parade -for Radin Mas constituency at Telok Blangah Crescent on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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    Mission to boost trade with Latin America
    205 16 A 17-MEMBER Singapore trade mission will leave for five Latin American countries on Friday to explore the possibility of increasing two-way trade. The mission, organised by the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, will visit Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Chile and Panama. It expects to break new
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      149 16 CatdiChinese seafood at its best Day or night Each day at the crack of \ig/J% The Islander is where dawn, our Chinese chefs f you ta ce your pick of the are seen at the fish Jr catch of the day Then market taking their pick leave it to our
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      461 17 Wywy House Official Opening. Bf**"P'W*l? ll P 1 1l Ricoh in Malaysia and Brunei. The showroom r£_ IHI HBI Wtk» l f i at Equatron, to i-^^^»i^Jß Petaling Jaya. B^. .^^fll^^ _^^^^^tf^^l^^^^M^^k_r~ *^***> si IT 818 lm PI "•iinir 1 11 ¥k _l ßMrfc Hv^ jjj Dr Bji x I
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    Resale of flats: No danger of speculation
    522 18  -  IRENE NGOO By THE Housing Board yesterday dispelled fears that its new ruling allowing HDB owners to sell their flats at market prices wo aid lead to speculation and profiteering. An HDB spokesman said the aim of the revised rules is to make
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    Posed as officer to molest girls
    247 18 A DOCK worker was yesterday jailed a total of seven months on two counts of outraging the modesty of two 13-year-old girls. Mohd Sunny bin Anna, 31, who has a similar conviction 10 years ago, pleaded guiUy to both charges which said he posed
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    Beauties who treat each other as sisters
    282 18 ANYONE tamping late the six giggling girte downtown wcaM sever dream that five of them had been rivals la a beauty emtest not m long ago. For the girls represeattag Turkey, Philippines, Singapore, MaUysU aad Australia were the finalists of the Miss Asia
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    Stole slacks
    37 18 SHEIKH Arziman, 20. a storeman of Archcape International in Outram Road, was jailed for a day and fined $1,200 in a district court yesterday whan he admitted stealing 11 pair* of slacks from the store.
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    N-Day sports
    22 18 STAMFORD community centre youth group will hold its National Day children's sports at the centre on Saturday at 3 p.m.
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    SBS may announce fares hike next week
    280 18  - SBS may announce fares hike next week PAUL WEE By THE Singapore Bus Service is expected to announce its new revised fares next week and commuters may have to pay 10 cents more for their bus rides, sources disclosed yesterday. But it is not known whether SBS will implement the
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    Band music
    21 18 THE Special Constabulary Band will perform at the MacRitchie Reservoir Park on Sunday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    10 errant busmen sacked, 103 suspended
    139 18 10 errant busmen sacked, 103 suspended THE Singapore Bus Service has sacked 10 bus crew members and suspended 103 others from duty (or assaults and accidents between January and May this year According to the SBS monthly bulletin, Busway, the company says it takes a serious view of any assault
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    N-Day party for kids
    94 18 THE Bedok constituency National Day celebrations working committee will organise a children's mini sports cum party on Auk 12 at 8.30 a.m. at the Temasek Junior College, and a National Day road run on Aug 18 at 4.30 p.m. at the same place. The committee will
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      428 19 I 1 Wywy House Official Opening. WF Serving the growing needs of South East Asia's largest countryIndonesia. I v wbm l^y- r-^1 More than I ,Bookm. separates Ricoh's easternmost centre P&k MEDAN >fa from its westernmost centre, a span that will widen even N. I >^ further when two more
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1979
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      FRESH START
      374 20 HAPPILY earlier gloomy predictions for Lusaka have not been borne out. Going by the dire pre-summit warnings by some of the militant frontline African states, there was a real fear that the issue of Zimbabwe Rhodesia would split the Commonwealth. But good sense and restraint appeared to have
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      POUND FOOLISH
      397 20 SOME 50 Singaporeans employed at the BBC's $30 million relay station in Kranji will lose their jobs if, as threatened, it is forced into reluctant closure as part of the British Government's sweeping exercise to cut public expenditure by E4 billion ($2O billion). The job loss, distressing, no
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    Stepping up mineral search
    518 20  -  WASIDESA By in Jakarta ASIDE from stepped-up offshore oil exploration activities, four members of Asean are scanning their coastal areas for deposits of heavy minerals. Results of ongoing preliminary studies are encouraging although no substantial commercial finds have yet been made by Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines
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    Political terrorism and the excuse of social justice
    1665 20  -  SUZANNE WEAVER Need to stress the massive threat to democratic beliefs By Most of the participants V would have agreed that the first political task at hand on the issue of terrorism Is to cut the Idea of terrorism loose from the
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    470 20  -  LEONARD BANTORELLI By in Nauru IT TAKES just 20 minutes to drive completely around the richest country in the world. For the wealthiest nation on earth is not some oil-rich sheikhdom in the Middle East but a tiny dot of
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      1189 21  - Kissinger maintains his political clout at home and internationally RICHARD BURT Former Secretary of State has emerged as 'a one-man institution' By in Aspen, Colorado TUCKED away in the Rocky Mountains, the Aspen Institute is a "think tank," where small groups of scholars, government officials and writers can escape the
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      291 21 I REFER to the report enitiled, "Research Dilemma of Social Scientists" (ST, July 22). The report was based on my speech delivered at the Science Centre recently. Although I have urged that the university should give encouragement to local social
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      153 21 THE thoughts expressMi by ''Interested Party* in "Haw will new CPF skills scheme help housemaids?" (ST, July 2C) has crossed the minds of many private Individual employers. Haw will the recommended wage Increase or the compulsory Increase In CPF, which the
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      328 21 It's colour today New Nation goes colour with a special 12-page pullout to mark Singapore's 14th year of independence. The focus is on youth. Spore innovators Find out what five lecturers have done with jute. Living abroad Three Singaporeans give their impressions on what living in big cities is like.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1708 22 THE last transacted ready sale at the close of business on the Slock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's priors together with 1979 high and low Adjusted for scrip rights issue) Closing tone: Steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1521 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      Govt and corporate bonds
      170 22 4 1/2% 1/8/80 (250.000) (W.IOB BUM) 4 3/4% 16/9/80 (250.000) (89.238 99.335) 5 3/4% 1/8/78-80 (250.000) (100.358 100.455) 6 1/2% 1/5/79-81 (250 000) (99 908 lOO.OOS) 5 1/4% 1/3/81 (250.000) (99.608 99 70S) 5% 15/4/81 (250,000) (99.158 SUM) 5% T F 1/5/83 (250,000) (100.058 100.15S) 5
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1386 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yes iimil.i> unh tm number o< sham ti.ided shown in br.irkeis in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS AJtoroet* 12.648) AleMD(181B) (4) 181 (1) 1 82 cd A Caar
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        58 22 arlabcrf V Jack* lemb Shipyard (at Iron c m > B 8 Cmo iin Ch«w (anyanf Prm I H 8 lume M I I Hld«« m w 1 Ranking 'raclor* 520 179 201 545 540 530 440 432 334 312 250 206 194 (no 835 1! II 11 1(
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        23 22 fc Lcvingslon I C B ?pore Gl««« nt Wood -I Royal I 230 320 224 175 12S -II -6 -5 -5 -5
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        Most active stocks
        33 22 Pan Electric Spore Fodder Stub Shipyard Sime Darby iDchcape City Dev C C K L Kepoag Haw Par U E 238.000 178.000 148.000 144.000 102.000 98,000 84.000 88.000 57.000 55,000
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        28 22 3.T.Index: Industrials Finance: Hotels: Ftoperties: Minings: Plantations: 3.C.B.C.: S.E.S.Ind: 2288.85 2315.69 387.99 390.63 698.17 ***** 290.40 289.73 244.85 245.38 203.70 ***** 667.85 667.71 373.21 375.18 340.15 342.75
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        H'kong
        354 22 HONGKONG: Stocks closed quietly easier yesterday with a turnover well down on Friday's and the Hang Seng index closed 4.86 points off at 603.73, dealers said. Trading opened with the market generally above Friday's dose due to London buying interest during Monday's bank holiday here, they said. Following a
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        Tokyo
        459 22 TOKYO: Share prices fell with light trading on profit-taking In front runners more than offsetting early gains yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average lost 27.45 to 6,364.74 points, with avolume of 230 million shares. The New index was 446.21 down 1.65 points. Petroleums, constructions, chemicals and shippings led
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        Stock options
        85 22 Striking prices of the options 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 in brackets. Haw Par (Sept $1.20) (0.268 0.325). Hnme F B (Sept $1 60) (0.448). laeacape
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        114 22 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PEB PICI'L YEBTERM&Ti CIIIIH aH: Bulk $123 sellers, old drum $128 sellers, new drum J133 sellers. Caara: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont 175.00 buyers. Peaaer: Muntok AST A white fob 10OS Nl.w 5345.00 sellers, Sarawak white fob 96% NLW $327 50 sellers, Sarawak
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        GOLD
        187 22 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $19,657 per kilo and rioted at $19,777 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened a! USC82.20, 60. With a lack of feller* in the market, gold moved up steadily throughout to close at $283 284 20. Gold was fixed
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        New York actively mixed
        311 23 NEW YORK, Mon. The stock market closed mixed after defence stocks led a technical rebound from early declines. The market was basically trendless with news that June consumer credit had risen by US$2.BB billion in line with expectations and further confirmation that the economy is slowing
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        Zurich selectively steady
        232 23 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices closed steady benefiting from selective demand, dealers said. Swissair recovered strongly in transports after last week's decline. Small gains predominated among banks led by gotthardbank and Credit Suisse bearer. Financials were slightly firmer including Elektrowatt, Oerlikon-Buehrle, Holderbank bearer and Pirelli. Insurances also tended
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        Amsterdam quietly firmer
        263 23 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices closed firmer in a quiet market with Unilever gaining 0.80 guilders in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Among insurances Nationale Nederlanden put on 2.40, Ennla 2.20 and Amev one guilder. Banks were also up on last week with NMB rising 2.30 and ABN one
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        Mining gains on Sydney
        307 23 SYDNEY. Tues. The all industries index closed sharply up at 597 36 while the metals and minerals index gained 37.43 points to end the day at 3105.06, a year's high dealers saul. A feature was Ansett which closed 77 cents up at A$1.62 against a background
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        London prices slightly firmer
        630 23 LONDON. Mon. Share prices closed slightly firmer in slack trading, dealers said. At 3.00 p.m. the Financial Times index was up 0.8 at 458.3. Activity was minimal with operators awaiting the UK banking figures due tomorrow. And the rise in the UK July wholesale prices had
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        Selected indices
        62 23 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 459.8 Krlday4S7 5 Week Ago.. 451.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 848.55 Friday 84«.18 Week ago 838.74 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 24'- to24 Friday 24 to 24 i H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 803.73 Monday 608.59 Week ago 605 23 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 488.47 Monday 488.01
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        TIN
        121 22 THE STRAITS tin price gained $10 to $1,910 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down 19 tonnes to 156 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling £60 to £6,510 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £60 for Cash and
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        Closing prices
        32 22 Rubber Aug 7 Singapore: August: 289.00 cents (up 1.75 cents) Malaysia: September 289.00 cents (up 3.25 cents) Tin: M 51,910 (up $10) Official offering: 156 tonnes (down 19 tonnes) I
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        COPPER
        30 22 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £838 (£843) sellers E839 (£844): Three Month buyers £847.50 (£852), sellers £848 (£852 50). Market laae: Steadier Sa4ea:ll.7Oo tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        488 22 THE Singapore rubber market yesterday started some two cents higher following Monday's after hours' steadiness here and firmer London advices, dealers said. Prices later fell back on freer offering of near August, which was traded at even money to September. Levels, however, rose again later on fair demand for
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        SSR and SMR
        89 22 NOON SSR ud SMR pncw yvucdar ■AS Aipil ICutnl Mtk) B»y.r. gtll.ra SSR 20 llur. palteo 275 SON 277 SON SSR SO IIUapallM) J71S0 J74 5ON MRELB 8«pl SMRCV iiuxiimUm) 111.00 321 00N SMRL llwidtal 11»00 3il.0ON SMRGP Utonp«llK> UNO UNO SMR 5 (lUnp^lM) ■mM 2S1S0K SMR
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      Healthy signs at market
      325 22 SINGAPORE K.ddrr mMle Its debut m tke Steek Exdwage «f Siag*pare yesterday, wltk leas than expected prenilum raagtng from 17 ceats to 21 coats, la a market which c*uUnne4 to sbaw a very steady trend. Fodder's premlam was not inspiring in view of the fudameatals «l
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      Kuala Lumpur
      268 22 A STEADIER trend prevailed on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday and prices closed with marginal gains across a broad front. Yesterday's most active stocks, United Motor Works and United Engineers (Malaysia), seemed to reflect the growing interest in the lower liners. UMW, with a turnover of 152,000
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      Money and exchanges
      226 22 THE US dollar opened little changed at J2. 1535 45 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. The US unit fluctuated narrowly j against major currencies except sterling which weakened sharply against the US unit upon news that the British wholesale prices rose a greater than expected 2.25
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      NOMINAL RATES
      342 22 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Cuiianclat Nominal -»l»t Smithsonian Parcantaga quotad y*.tard*y (cro..)parity Chang* L*cal d*U»ra to unit of foreign currency: ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Aug 7: Source: A.lley Pearec NOTK: These rales may diffei banks to their customers. Closing Asian dollar certificates
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      Discount
      51 22 RANGE of pri<« offered by discount houses on Aug 7 Overnight 3, toS". Call deposits S'. Qatag Buyi»| Stllinf 3 month Treasury bills 51/16 i 15/16 3 month Bank bills T- 7'. 3 month CD 713/16 7 11/18 6 month CD 7 1J/16 7 13/16 Source: National Discount Co
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      Money market
      33 22 Singapore dollars on Aug 7: Offer Bid Overnight 5'. 1 month 7 7 > 2 months l»i 7 t 3 months 7 7 Overnight mode slight ly from those iiuut uohhI t
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      Minimum lending rates
      23 22 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 8.85 per cent.
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      Mal. Flour Mills' no-growth profit
      440 23 MALAYAN Flour Mills j (MFM) appears to be still finding difficulty adjusting to a set of "exogenous factors" which slashed earn- ings last year. These factors include the sharp* price increase in i wheat (its main raw materi- 1 al), rising transportation costs and a
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      Dearer newsprint may dampen Sin Chew growth
      504 23 Dearer newsprint may dampen Sin Chew growth HIGHER newsprint cost aid other operating expenses may hinder Sin Chew Jit Poll's profit growth in the current year. Bat Mr Wee (ho Yaw said with better management, mere advertisements and higher circulation, "the company will have another «;ood year." For the flifinflitl
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      427 23 SINGAPORE FODDER COMPANY LIMITED HALF YEARLY RESULTS The Directors of Singapore Fodder Company Limited wish to announce that the audited results for the half-year ended June 30, 1979 were as follows: January 1 to June 30, 1979 (Figures in SS'OOOs) Group Company Turnover 12,035 11,690 Profit Before Taxation 1,272 1,280
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      565 23 Our CkKnpany, a leading Property Development and Management Company, has the following opening SALES AND LETTINGS MANAGER The Sales and Lettings Manager will be responsible for the sales and lettings operations of the Company. It is expected that this Manager wii: be able to meet the following challenges 1. To
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      543 24 (K^H^ SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LIMITED Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacancies: TECHNICAL OFFICER Requirement*: Technician Diploma or its equivalent, preferably with some experience in repair and overhaul of commercial motor vehicles, however, applicant? without the above qualifications but with at least 5 year.;
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      937 24 8787 B? B 7 B? B? 37 8787 B 7 B? oC 8787 37 37 37 37 A/f?L//V£rS JESS/ f Jff SIA invites applications for the following appointments in Singa- 37 pore: A 37 APPOINTMENT AND f> 4 SALARY REQUIREMENTS 4 A Safety Instructor Aircraft Maintenance Engi- A jL (Within
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      763 24 I PROJECT MANAGERS I PERNAS Construction Sdn. Berhad with various road projects under construction invites suitably qualified persons to fill the post of Project Managers for Road Projects in Malaysia. The successful candidates will be required to lead a team of junior engineers, surveyors and earthmoving operators on earthwork operations;
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      812 24 ■■DO MIECOBOARD MIECO CHIPBOARD COMPANY SDN. BHD. A mult' million dollar chipboard processing complex in Kuantan invites application tor the following positions 1 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER The Job: Responsible for process and yield improvement Assess and improve existing systems and procedures Conduct production cost/work studies and implement cost reduction programmes Applicant:
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      1034 25 V/ywy House Official Opening. m^tc Regional servicing a whole new concept in customer service. Nearly three hundred people in 33 centres in Singapore, ~~F*9Q^B West Malaysia, Indonesia, Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei help k 1 1 \Bk. X bring Ricoh technology and service to all parts of this i* f^!»K |J\
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      870 26 CLASSIFIED ADS IS4-44X1 1 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE 2 Arts A Crafts FINE KOREAN ON. Paintings. For appointment, telephone: *****31 Carol 8 Florists ROSES ARE RED. Violets are Blue, send your love roses tru Floral Dew Tel. *****02 9 For Sale A BEAUTIFUL GENT'S watch. Vacheron Conslantin Automatic in
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      295 26 GET FIRST PAY LATER! SWEET HOME c 1 13, BLK M BEDOK NORTH AYE. 4. TEL: *****87 c 4 NEW WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK (BEHIND STATE THEATRE). TEL: *****2* c It BLK. 211. TOA PAVOH, LOR. 8. TEL: *****16 c 65. BLK S. UPP. THOMSON ROAD. TEL: *****15. SPECIAL OFFER!! 30
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      298 26 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE SANYO TABLE TOP fridge 2 ft. imported from Japan $200. Contact *****4 SANYO 4 CU.FT. Upright freezer, with new paintwork. In beautiful working condition. $190 Contact *****4 SELLING CHEAP 1 1/2 hp used alrcond. Oood running and excellent condition. Contact *****00. 1 CARRIER AIRCON., 1
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      264 26 ISOFR? 1 VVespeaataerre-uTjholstery.H repaemg old settee desic/wigl now modern lounge suite. I Reasonable Price Prompt deivery. <i Contact I^B^HM SKTMOK CU V"^s?7 463. Geylang Road S'por* 14 fell j BOFA WE REUPHOLBTER old settees and office chairs. Reasonable price. Contact tel: *****21/*****67. 11 Gardening INNOVATIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGNS. Small homes. Rock
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      595 26 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE 1 Venture Into the undlscover-' ed country of the sounds of colour and enter a new and beautiful world through WELSON ORGANS Prices from $1,500 Available at: SINGAPORE PIANO CO. PTE. LTD. Unit 226. 2nd Floor, Pleia Singa purs. Orcherd Roed. Singapore 0823 TefcSSOHS. YAMAHA
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      689 26 18 Pets BLACK TOY POODLE puppies. Cute and playful. Australia imported. Tel *****28 (after 10a.m.). CAT LOVER REOUIRED for 3-year old male Marmalade pet. Phone *****66. CUTE, HEALTHY PEKINESE puppies. 2/ 3 months old. SKC registered $800 negotiable. Call Wednesday/ Thursday. *****90. OBEDIENCE GUARD DOG Training/ Boarding/ Transportation/ Mating/ Deticklng
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      781 26 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service Weekdays 830* m 5.00pm Public Holidays 900 am I 00pm Saturdays SXam 300pm i II <V am for Sun Times) Counter Service Regular ol tier hours Times Orchard hflOS Lucky Plaxa (9) Centre. (Close from I pm 2pm) Times Centre I Sew Industrial Road (19)
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      561 26 FEMALE OENERAL ACCOUNTS Clerks required by Manufacturing Firm Apply In own handwriting together with photograph, experienced or School leavers may apply Apply to: S.T. Box A***** FEMALES required for: (A) ACCOUNTS CLERK (B) SHIPPING CLERK Qualifications c minimum 2 years' working experience c typing speed 40 wpm c OCE O'
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      552 26 SECTION INDEX I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES V SERVICES it BUSINESS VI EDUCATION it TRAINING VII TRAVEL it RESTAURANTS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS it PERSONAL IX OBITUARIES II EMPLOYMENT NATIONAL KAP PTE LTD has vacancies for the post of: FEMALE CLERK/TYPIST Qualifications: a) Secondary
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      686 26 REQUIRED MALE ACCOUNTS Clerk with LCC Higher Bookkeeping Certificate and at least 2 years' working experience up to Trial Balance Stage. Applicant must have completed fulltime National Service and be not more thai; 30 years of age Salary negotiable up to SS6SO Apply 5 T. Box ASI IO4. SCHOOL LEAVER
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      666 27 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant c) Sales An Established Trading company DYNAMIC AND AGGRESSIVE SALES REPRESENT ATIVE to promote their tsitile machinery/ accessories and automatic mini •taam boilers. Minimum GCf: preferably with Klerirical/ Mechanical knowledge Able to converse fluently In Kngllsh Mandarin and Cantonese Must have own car/ motorbike Pteese
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      534 27 requires HIGH C ALIBRc MATURED MALE/FEMALE INDUSTRIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL CHEMICAL SALES EXECUTIVES. Attractive salary, allowance and commission will be offered. Ownership of car Is essential. Full training will be provided but experience in similar field would be an added advantage Apply Witt) cofnprehen tive particulars. xperience, wlary expected, telephone number
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      643 27 II EMPLOYMENT SALES EXECUTIVES Mai* or Female required for Musical. Audio Visual and Educational product!. Preferably with contact with Departmental Stores and Record Shops Minimum with 2 years experience. Preferably own a car Remuneration commensurate with experience. Write In. In own hand writing and enclose with a recent photo (non-returnable)
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      510 27 WORLDWIDE AMERICAN PUBLISHER GROLIER INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED with limited liabilities in U.B.A. has new appointments for ladles and gentlemen as MARKETING/ SALES MANAGERS (SINGAPORE) Job: To procure, recruit, train and supervise a team of sales personnel. Reporting directly to the Branch Manager. Requirements: Minimum 2 years sales experience with direct selling
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      498 27 II EMPLOYMENT GEC MACHINIST/ FITTERS We hair* miiiil ocincwi for Machinitt/Filt.r. with the following quairfication*:- Ability to operate lathe, milling and grinding machines. Experience In tool and die maintenance. Experience In maintenance of high speed machinery. Applicant* with 1 or mor* of tit* above qualification! should apply in parson to
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      644 27 HUGHES TOOL COMPANY (FAR EAST) PTE. LTD. A new and fast eipanding subsidiary of the world's largest manufacturer of oilweM drikg toots has immediate vacancies foe the Following poaitionar 1) QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS To Inspect and assure the quality of products produced In contormance with products drawings and specifications. An
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      654 27 II EMPLOYMENT Raojuifacr SOLNA OFFSET/LETTERPRESS POINTERS and APPRENTICES lor wall aatabllshad printing Good prospects. Please write to> P.O. Boi 76 Jurong Town Poet Office Singapore 9161 STRUCTURAL DESIGNER REOUIRED. Able to Design, Supervise and Administrate Works Independently. Please apply stating salary required and experience to: Engineering Associates, 41-C North Canal
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      721 27 CONSULTANT/ INSTRUCTRESS Experienced In body care, slimming figure and body massage. Must be able to work Independently. Able to conduct classes. PteaaocaU: MiM Lien *****3 for appointment CARPARK ATTENDANT (Female) required by Shopping Centre, located at Mountbatten Road. Applicant* mutt ham Secondary 1 education and age between 17 and 30.
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      731 27 II EMPLOYMENT Company invites applicants lo till the follow.no po.it.on. A. SALES EXECUTIVE (Machine Tools) to assist the Department Manager In the sale of large range of machine tools. applicants should have a good Technical background, preferably up to Polytechnic Diploma level. Sales experience .similar or related lines preferred B.
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      403 27 FUJI W4TCH CO PTE. LTD. Required 1. AssitlMit Manager 5 years experlenre. OCE A' level or above and knowledge of Japanese Language 2. Account* Clerk with at least 4 years experience dealing with all company's account 4. Operator* Females only. Apply personally: Wakott Co. PL LM. Unit 10-305. 10th Fir
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      307 28 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t) General TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHD. require* MALE/FEMALE WORKERS A(ft* 16 years L above Singapore citizens/ permanent resident* you r.in earn $250 per month or inure (including i>verilin* pay) Pay day* twice a month No microscopic work :ileen facilities Short term employment >;in he arranged
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      436 28 HAWKER PACIFIC PTE LTD requires AN ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER OGI O' level. h**B valid driving licence Knowledge of aircraft spare parts an advantage. Able to work with a team. Plmm apply giving full particular* to MANAOER SPARES SALES 4 SUPPLY P.O. BOX S JALAN KAYU POST OFFICE SINGAPORE 9180 HOTf.L PHOENIX
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      549 28 II EMPLOYMENT ■TrtnTODTnl WE WORK WITH k SMILE We urgently need I experiencedl FEMALE SOLDERING/ RETOUCH OPERATORS ASSEMBLY INSPECTORS FLOAT OPERATORS LEAD OPERATORS 1 For o start, you can earn from $233 up to $345 I per month 5 days work vvaek No shift work 3 monthly increment Chance to
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      497 28 Applications are Invited to fill thf post of MACHINE OFtRATOftS (Finull) Age: 18- IS years Have completed Pr 6. A good Incentive payment of up to $100 per month is paid in addition to basic salary W* offer the mowing boiwm* A good starting salary with increment on confirmation. Free
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      407 28 II EMPLOYMENT GMsma rrt.LTo (automotive tucmoMCt) requires HANDYMAN U years old and above Primary 6 and above Must be able to speak and understand simple English Perform general labour duties like moving materials, cleaning etc. Interested applicants please call personally on AufMt Ml or Mill for an Interview by: •n»
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      598 28 II EMPLOYMENT PHILIPS ASSISTANTS O.C.E. O- level cert' Meat* holders, or passed Secondary 3 with at least 1 year of proven Store experience. Completed, exempted or liable for part-time National Service Please call parsimaSy with relevant documents on Menday, between tajn 11m. B GENERAL HELPERS Applicants must have completed Primary
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      387 28 MANAGEMENT SERVICES (PTE)LTD requires MALI AUDIT CLERKS A pphcnt. should possess OCE A Level Certificate Ito 2 years relevant experience Preferably pursuing AC. A studies or related examinations Interested candidates are invited to submit their applications stating full personal details, qualifications, experience, current salary and contact telephone number with a
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      428 28 II EMPLOYMENT OFFICE PEON WANTED Completed N.S Able to speak simple English Dulles Include banking, going to shipping company for documentations, etc. Please apply with details, contact telephone number and a nonreturnable photo to: Maxwell Road. P.O. Box 2913. Spore 9046 office PEON WANTED Immediately. Apply personally with photograph to:
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      499 28 Pftier Pl* Ltd Invotemfl Clerk/ T«l«p»ww Operator Preferably 1-2 years working experience Typing speed 35 w pm G.C E 'O' Level lnt»f»«i»d. piaaaa writ* with hill particular, eatery eipected and talephom contact no. to Blk. 3. Unit MM/ 1017 PSA Mtriti Storoy Com plai. Paaw Pan|ang Road. 9ln«a poreOSH. PLASTIC
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      463 29 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant I) General RATTAN PROCESSING FACTORY In Indonesia looking for one experienced energetic young man lo be a Supervisor Good remuneration Apply ST Box A***** Singapore. 4MOUMEO AN EXPERIENCED Fe- male Telephone Operator Apply with full particulars to No 8. Telok Ayer Street. Singapore 0104 REQUIRED
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      275 29 -HsMhaWVataihMjEJ ■mnM L HMB SERVICE STATION REQUIRES Pump Attendants Immediately Please call tel: *****70. suimnno A leading manulaclurer of lop quality bicycle components is last expanding and have immediate vacancies lor:PROOUCTION OPERATORS Maleand Female) Weoller:- Revised starting salary and generous fringe benefits Cash bonus on confirmation Pay increase on confirmation
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      359 29 II EMPLOYMENT PHILIPS requires STORE ASSISTANTS (Mat*) Requ rementa: c G.C.E 'O' level certificate holders, or s passed Secondary 3 w.th at least 1 year's of proven Store experience. c completed, exempted or liable for part-time National Service Please caN pereonaßy with relevant documents, between 9e.m. lis-m to: The Personnel
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      235 29 ,s| A\ Ilf f Vv i o icit Si 888 s°g BBB S^§ iff 5 v. 5 i/i co 8 M 5 ,•s*3 J CO' tznTs if OQQg-sls U U I < c W)|of |1 Wv </> t— *s a> CO I^LbßbW -^b^LbsßbbsßbV.9^bbbsl^bbsW M Why are they smiling at Fairchild?
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      1535 29 II EMPLOYMENT UNITEERS VICKERS PTE LTD requires PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK c Secondary 4 c 1 to 2 yean' experience In production control. STOREKEEPER c Secondary 4. c 1 to 2 yean' experience In storekeeplng FOUNDRY ASSISTANTS (MaJe/Femalo) c No experience necessary training will be provided, c Malaysians may also apply.
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      788 29 111 VEHICLES A BOATS EXCELLENT CONDITION 1871 Masda 1500. With alrcond. PARF eligible. Interested call: *****8 FIAT 124 SPECIAL, rag. Jan., 1973. Cassette, sport rims, tax new. 2 owners. PARF eligible. Blk. 180. 1572, Toa Payoh. Lorong 1. FIAT 128 SPECIAL Registered November 1971. 1 lady owner. Tax till October.
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      832 29 AJRCOND FIAT 12SS 1972. cassette. radio, beautiful condlUon. Tel: *****82. ALL KMDS OF Petrol and Diesel cars for sale. View. 466-E, Blk 2. Jurong Rd.. 10 nu. Spore 2159. Tel: *****4 or *****2. LEONO HUAT SOON VEHICLE* PTE LTD Plot F, Kampom Jars Frtwps Carparm TEL: *****90/*****36 I*7* Mercedes 200
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      965 29 111 VEHICLES BOATS SINGAPORE USED CAR (PTE) LTD "THE NAME FOR QUALITY USED CARS" HEAD OFFICE: 29. OOLDHRJ. PLAZA STORE TEL: 2SSMII 2SSIMO BRANCH OFFICE: IS*. ALBERT STREET STORE TEL: 13*274 122*14 (OPEN TILL (.00 P.M.) IS7S: Austin Allegro 1.3(A.C Maxda 323 Auto (A.C.) Honda Civic 2 Dr (AC Ford
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      931 29 1872 AUSTIN 1275 c c 2nd owner. Up top condition Tax ull Oct. Asking $6,700 ono View: IM-A. Bedok Road. Inside Bedok Garden (opp. Bedok Primary School Spore 16. 1872 CORTMA OT 1600 c.c. Good condition. Interested contact: *****10 1872 FIAT MM, Alrcon.. new paintwork, upholstery, engine completely overhauled recenUy.
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      855 30 11l VEHICLES BOATS 45 Vehicle* For Sale 1974. MAZDA 925. Mrcond Good condition Tax Nov Mobil Service Station. 7. ms. Buklt Tlmah Road 1*74 MERCEDES 230.S One owner, alrcond.. cassette Tax Nov Showroom condition. Price $26,600 negotiable Tel *****03 1974 MERCEDES 230.1 Company registered Alrcond. radio/ cassette View: 307. Buklt
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      831 30 H7l. COMPANY'S FORD Cortina 16 GL Alrcond. radio, cassette Excellent condition $20,300 0.n.0 *****4 1971 LANCER 1400 Ist owner. Factory alrcond. stereo radio cassette, tuff-kole. low mileage, excellent condition. $21,000 ono Miss Tan *****91 197* MINI CLUBMAN Radio/ cassette. $12,450 0.n.0. Call: *****26/7 Mr Ong. It7t NOVEMBER COMPANY registered Ford
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      737 30 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES J&S .^Bj^^Bßb^—. A < Land area per unit: 375 sq. metre (approx. 4,000 sq. ft) Build- up area per unit: 220 sq. metre (approx. 2,400 sq. ft) Aluminium sliding doors windows. Floors in Italian marble and mosaic tiles, bedroom in parquetry. 4 large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms/toilets
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      800 30 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES BUNGALOWS AND SEMI-DETACH-ED furnished/ unfurnished In Districts 10. 11, 21. Belmont Road $3,200. Holland Road $2,700 Merryn Road $2,000. Greenwood Avenue $1,500 Watten View $3,000 Jalan Harom Setangkal $2,000 Henry Park $2200 Greenleaf Lane $1,600 Enquiries: *****1/ *****7/ *****9. CLEMENTI PARK. DOUBLESTOREY Bungalow. 5 bedrooms, split-level
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      782 30 BALMORAL PARK DISTRICT 10. Newly Renovated Luxurious 3-bedroomed Unfurnished Flats A vailabte Immediately CONTACT: CITY DEVELOPMENTS LTD TEL: 22 122*6, MR CHAN NO AGENTS A CHARMING APARTMENT Penthouse near American School, swimming pool, sports facilities designed for Top Executives. $1 ,600 $2,500 *****7/ *****8. ADJOINING STEVENS ROAD dlst. 10. 3
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      731 30 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES t MERLIN PLAZA Executive penthouse on 30th floor, fantastic harbour view. Hotel, shopping and recreational facilities available. Rental: $2,000 p.m. furniahed Enquirtee: MISS TAN *****11 V FACING ORCHARD ROAD Luxurious high floor apartments near shopping centres/ hotels with swimming pool/ 24-hour security. 3 large bedrooms, servant's, split-level
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      765 30 ONE FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Telok Kurau. Lorong H. Please call: *****59. OWET FAMILY M Joo Chlat place has a furnished and unfurnished room. Single girl and couple preferred. Call Helen Chan *****3a ROOMS FOR RENT. Near town area. Ring Madam Lee *****53 52 Accommodation 1 Wanted a) Houses A
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      833 30 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES DIST. 10 NEAR SHANGRII A Hotel, luxurious townhouse. 2 splitlevels. 3 bedrooms, llvlng/dlnlng, separated servant's amenities, selling with exclusive furniture, $310,000 Summer Homes Associates 2551 122 DIST 11 OFF ORCMO Inn. slngleI storey bungalow. 16.000 sq ft 3 parqueted bedrooms, $425,000 Holland Housing: *****04 DIST. 11 SEMI-DETACHED,
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      679 30 Up* No Restriction To Foreigners immediate Occupation Reasonably priced Comfortable living Wen located Surrounded with amenities •24 hour security •Up to 80 loan Freehold land Concession rale ol assessment Show Hal open daily 10 30 am to 7 00 p.m. Tel: *****78/*****95 Developers Sin Kiaw Land Development (Pte) Ltd. Tel
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      742 31 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 54 Properties For Sale c) Lmnd MNJAI PARK. VACANT Land. 25.700 sq rt $16.00 psf Approved for building double-storey Bungalow Summit Property *****30 CHOICE LAND MUKM 26 lot 425/ 161. Corner Dunbar Walk/ Coldslrram Avenue. Singapore 1545 19.423 sq ft freehold Vacant possession. Offering $16 50 p
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      508 31 PHOENIX BUILDING 11. Palmer Roed Spore 0207 ssement Ground c Mezzanine Ist floor c 2nd floor md Club House Total lettaMe area approi. 5.2M.t2m2 (56,390 sq.N.) Avertable immediately For delarls, pleaee contact: GORDON PROPERTIES PTE LTD Tel: *****11 (Mr. William Tan) SHOP/OFFICE SPACE to let al Tanglin Shopping Centre. Reasonable
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      695 31 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES PEARLS CENTMC SHOPS available for sale on the ground and Ist floor Loan available. Low assessment Enquiries *****8 PENINSULA SHOPPING CENTRE Unit 210. 400 sq.ft. Unit 211. 400 sq.ft These 2 shops can be rented separately or together. Tel: *****/ ***** Miss Leong Overseas Union v
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      690 31 r?,T^£* f^*ZK unit 127 for rental. Please phone *****70 between 9.30a m and 4.30 c m OCEAN tMLMMCJ Ground Floor Showroom 263 m* for rent. SOMERSET ROAD Ground Floor Showroom cum office 40m for rent. ORCHARD TOWERS Ground Floor Shop 25m for sale. First Floor Shop 29m for rent /sale.
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      748 31 V SERVICES 4BU REGISTERED FREEHOLD RETAIL, Wholesale. Shipping and BuildIng Construction Business In Papua New Oulnea In Oil Palm growing district Turnover In excess of Four M. S$ per annum and growing. Details contact P.O. Box 44. Popondetla. N.P Papua New Guinea. STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND Distributors wanted for coloured greeting
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      730 31 ISINESS YMCAS PRACTICAL COLOUR Photography Course commencing Friday night. 10/8/79 Limited vacancies!! Further Information, call: YMCA *****8. 87 Steambath/ Massage AFTER A HARD day's work, kindly call at International KeepMt Centre, Merlin Hotel. For appointment, phone *****73/ *****11 ext 425 GREAT EASTERN HEALTH Centre, 4th Floor, Great Eastern Hotel. Massage/
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      834 31 VI EDUCATION TRAINING ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Language courses and private tuition for school examinations and for business, travel ond pleasure EVENING CLASSES English, all levels Mon. Wed. 7.30 p.m. Tue. Thu. 7.30 p.m. English for school-age children, all levels Tue. Thu. 5.45 p.m. Wed. Fri. 5.45
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      739 31 VI EDUCATION TRAINING GIRLS! Jobs »c becoming narOer lo get you need better qualifications The London Chamber ot Commefce end Industry Private Secretary's Cernftcaw is recognised internationally as one ot the f»ghest quakAcations obtainable Tins examination is the onry Private Secretarial Examination supervised by the Ministry ot Education Enrol now
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      597 31 Fashion Design Dress-Making /[(Advertising Design 4^-a> Interior Design II V S. \JL > THE BRITISH COUNCIL Commencing 10 September Courses leading to the DECEMBER ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXAMINATIONS OF THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS SYNDICATE c First Certificate In English c Certificate of Proficiency In English Registration Now Open Monday Friday 9
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      41 32 IN LOVING MEMORY of Carlos Edwin Bertram departed at Calvary Hospital NSW Australia on 11th July Requiem Mass will be sung at the Cathedral of Good Shepherd on Saturday August 11th 1979 at 6.30 pm. In Mcmoriwn" tolorttw lomdonM
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      62 32 TEARS WE HAVE AND STILL WEPT LOVE AND FUN WE ALL SHARED ARE MEMORIES WHICH WILL BE DIFFICULT TO FORGET" AlWAyt r#fft#fnD#KO by B*ft, David. Campboll. Slalla. Fleranc*, Joi»philM, Palar. S grand daughter! S grandson*, rdativx and Irtonda. Raquiwn maai on S/B/79 »t 6pm Church 01 Our
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      140 Acknowledgements
      121 32 MR. TAN CHWEE TEE (AH BEE) The family, sons and sons-ln-Mr a Mra Tan Boon Chye Mr a Mrs Tan Boon Lee Mr Mra Tan Boon Ann Mr a Mrs Tan Boon Kok Mr a Mra Ong Chong Ping Mr 4 Mra Harry Wee wish to express their
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      52 32 who paved away on 4*h Auguat 1979. Phillip Secunlie* (Pte) will be cloaed on Friday 10th August 1979 from 12.30 p.m. With deepest tympeahy to Ihe bereaved lan.ily Irom: Management. Staff a Rermaiers of PHILLIP SECURITIES (PTE) AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO OUR LATE DIRECTOR MR. GOH
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      179 32 MDM. KOH POH KIM (MRS. LEE AH CHUAN) j passed away peacefully on 5/8/79 leaving behind SONS: Lee Ah Kow Lee Geok Kee Lee Geok Seng Lee Geok Tee I Lee Geok Tlan DAUGHTERS: Lee Toh Ang Lee Geok Khuan DAUGHTEHS-IN-LAW: Lim Bee Tin Goh Hlang Joo Wong
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      654 32 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS (joeatemiitsjP( Jl»7 CRUISES AsiaMLeisureJiblulays from 1 to 36 days on the luxurious passenger line KOTA BALI Romantic, friendly, much as the places she visits. Board her and relax, meet new friends, enjoy the deck sports, the dancing with LIVE BAND, dine with attentive service European/Chinese meals. There
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      386 32 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS FORYOtI at unbeatable value 4 days: Sss7o onwards A choice of hotels, sightseeing tours and length of stay to suit your needs. SPECIAL PRICED BKKyPATTAYA TOURS During NATIONAL DAY HARI RAYA SEPT SCHOOL VACATION For more details call: *****32. *****33 *****9.*****1 CONStAIRt^V EXPRESS^ Addresses: -509. Afro Asa
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      850 32 NAM HO TRAVEL Service (Singapore) Pte. Ltd STPB Lie No: 140 West Malaysia Tour (Inclusive Gentlng/ Cameron Highlands) by deluxe alrconditloned coach seven days SSI99/-. six days SSI79/-. departure every Sunday. Monday. Tuesday. Gentlng/ Cameron Highlands four days SSI4O/-. Gentlng Highlands four days SSISO/-. by deluxe alrconditloned coach departure every
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      149 32 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS L I^X^aß B»»^<*yl IPs/" IB VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL 127 Lost Found LOST WALLET IN Bank of China Building Telephone Booth on 26th March. I.C. No: *****12/G Finder please contact Abdullah telephone *****6. LOST 3 BAGSI (1) LIGHT BLUE SAMSONITE (2) DARK GREY SAMSONITE (3) BEIGE RED LEATHER
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    3463 33 TEMPORARY adjustments will be made to SBS bus services tomorrow because of road closures for the National Day decentralised parades. Diversions will be carried out in stages from 7 a.m. to noon at the morning parade centres at Ixwer Delta Road, Jurong Stadium and Temasek Junior
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    58 33 ONLY ticket holders will be allowed Into the Toa Payoh, Jalan Besar, Queenstown and Jurong stadia tomorrow for the National Day decentralised parades. Tickets are not required to view the parade at Temasek JoxJor College, bat entry will be on a first-rome-first-served basis. The other parade centre
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    Parades at six centres
    515 33 THE National Day decentralised parade* will be held at six centres tomorrow. The morning centres are at Lower Delta Road Jalan Bukit Merah, Temasek Junior College and Jurong Stadium, and the evening centres are the Toa Payoh, Jalan Besar and Queenstown stadia. All access roads leading
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Kit Siang suffered injustice at trial, court told
      419 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Federal Court was told today that Democratic Action Party secretary general Lim Kit Siang, who is appealing a conviction under the Official Secrets Act, suffered a miscarriage of justice by being deprived the services of a Queen's Counsel
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      178 34 Immigration closely vetting 150,000 applicants KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Immigration Department is currently processing about 150,000 applications for permanent resident status in the country, a Home Ministry source said yesterday. He said the processing would take time as the department would have to study each applicant closely to establish genuine
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      Lock icon Trade surplus
      32 34 KUCHING, Tues. Sarawak recorded a trade surplus of $491 million during the firs! five months of this year, a 26 per cent increase over the same period last year. Bernama.
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      NBI looks into $2m fertiliser deal
      163 34 NBI looks into $2m fertiliser deal KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The NBI has been called in to probe a $2 million deal involving fertiliser bought by Risda from South Korea. Sources said Land and Regional Development Minister Tan Sri Kadir Yusof is taking a personal interest in the case. "All relevant
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      54 34 SUNGEI BULOH, Tues. The $5.15 million Armed Forces Workshop Training Centre now under construction will be ready in 1961. A holding unit to look after the financial aspects of the centre will be set up, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Defence Ministry, Datuk Abdul Jalal
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      46 34 JOHORE BARU. Tues. Eighty-two lorries were booked for various offences in an intensive operation by the Johore traffic police in the last four days. They also booked 90 other vehicles, including cars and motor<ycles, for speeding along the Johore Bahru-Air Hitam highway. NST.
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      127 34 Two hurt as rival groups battle in court KUCHING, Tuesday KuuiL-ti, nnng tear-gas ana warning snois, broke up a running battle between two rival groups in a courtroom near Simanggang yesterday which left two men seriously wounded. One of them, Lalak Anak Linggi. was sent to the Simanggang Hospital with
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      77 34 Cooking gas supply back to normal KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The supply of Esso cooking gas is now back to normal with the completion of repair work at Esso refinery in Port Dickson. An Esso spokesman said today that the past week's widespread shortage that caused annoyance to housewives and a
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      148 34 PENANG, Tues. Labourer R. Nadarajah, 21, told the Sessions Court here yesterday he was willing to marry a 16-year-old factory girl whom he tad gang raped with four others. Nadarajak was sentenced to three years' jail after he pleaded guilty to committing the offence on
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    Flags a-flutter in Jurong
    254 35 FACTORIES in Jurong have put up banners, buntings and flags to mark the 14th anniversary of Singapore's independence. But in keeping with the government's call to conserve energy, all companies have refrained from lighting up their premises for the big day tomorrow. Nanyang University has a
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    155 35 Safety: Esso puts builders on their toes ESSO Singapore has Introduced a demeritpaint safety scheme for Its contractors at Paten Ayer Chawan refinery. Esso Singapore News, the company's monthly newsletter, says the scheme features a check list of 49 common safety offences as a basis for demerit points. Four major
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    Assn's 14th dinner
    49 35 THE Old Outramians' Association will hold its 14th dinner and dance at the Mandarin Hotel on Oct 13. The association is seeking the oldest Outramian to attend the function as a YIP. Old Outramians who are interested can contact Mr Shing Woon Kai at tel. *****5.
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    Agar agar' contest
    46 35 THE Anson constituency National Day celebration working committee will hold an "agar agar" competition at the Anson community centre on Aug 19 at 3 p.m.. Entry forms are available at the Anson and Silat Avenue community centres. Closing date for entries is Sunday.
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    10th year
    38 35 The chief commissioner of the Singapore Girl Guides Association. I)i Eileen Aw, will attend the 10th anniversary celebrations of the River Valley Government Chinese Middle School's scout and girl guide groups on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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      398 36 NEW YORK, Tues. Soccer in the United States, despite improving attendances and national television coverage, is fighting a battle against time. The game needs to discover as fast as possible a local superstar, or preferably superstars, if it is ever to be accepted
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      149 36 Liverpool may miss Cohen LIVERPOOL, Tues. English League champions Liverpool will probably have to do without their recent Israeli signing of Avi Cohen for the first few matches of the new English league campaign, which gets underway later this month. Cohen, who was signed for £150,000 (*****.500) earlier this year,
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      45 36 AUCKLAND (New Zealand). Tues. The touring British rugby league team defeated West Coast 19-0 at Greymouth today for their seventh consecutive victory since they arrived in New Zealand Referee Peter McKenzie awarded the home side 21 penalties to 6 for the British. AP.
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      Lock icon Leaders Essex slip further
      172 36 LONDON, Tues. The Essex stranglehold on the English county cricket championship loosened further yesterday as Worcestershire set themselves up for a comfortable victory. The leaders, who suffered their first defeat of the season on Friday against Middlesex, found themselves 99 runs adrift of Worcestershire with only
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      Lock icon Packer-ACB move saves Aussie cricket
      254 36 Packer-ACB move saves Aussie cricket THE Australian Cricket Board lost AsBlo,ooo during their two-year dispute with television chief Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket, it was disclosed yesterday. The battle ended in June when the parties reached an agreement, whereby Packer would stop promoting WSC matches and disband his teams in
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      briefs
      457 36 DUBLIN (Ohio), Tues. Francisco Gonzalez upset third-seeded Tim Gullikson 6-4. 6-3 in the first round of a U5575,000 ($161,250) Grand Prix tennis tournament in Muirfield Village. Gonzalez yesterday played a powerful serve-and-volley game and kept Gullikson pinned near the baseline throughout the match, which lasted one hour and 29
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      347 36 Rono, Bayi out of World Cup DAKAR, Tues. Four of Africa's top athletes, including Kenyan Henry Rono and Tanzanian Filbert Bayi, have not been selected for Africa's team to the World Cup athletics finals in Montreal later this month. Rono, the world 5,000 and 10,000 metres, Bayi, the 3,000 metres
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      32 36 LONDON, Tues.- Results of football matches played last night: Anglo-Scot I ish Cup preliminan, round Plymouth Argyle 1 Birmingham City 1. First round first leg: Dundee 1 Kilmarnock 1. Rcuter
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      29 36 TIEL. (Netherlands). Tues. East Germany's Olympic football team defeated newly promoted English First Division side Brighton 2-1 here last night after being 1-0 ahead at half-time. AFP.
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      44 36 revolutionary Honda Nrsoo machines, which have been built from car rather than existing bike racing technology. RI'UBY The Cambridge University rugby team will make a five-game tour of Japan next month, the Japan Rugby and Football Union said. Agencies.
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      Lock icon World Cup venue switch?
      100 36 BERNE, Tues. The 1986 World Cup soccer final series is likely to be transferred from Colombia to another Latin American country better able to cope with an increased total of 24 finalists, a top European soccer administrator said yesterday. In an editorial in the latest issue
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      No fight too big for Thiru to handle
      542 37  -  WILFRED YEO iBfcBiBUUUAiWBlBfiUliiiB i By "IDEALLY, the umpire should combine the integrity of a Supreme Court judge, the physical agility of an acrobat, the endurance of Job and the imperturbability of Buddha" Time magazine, 1961. He should also be alert, if he
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      Yes Please finds best form at seven
      454 37  -  FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Yes Please seems to have found his best form at seven years and should give his younger rivals a galloping lesson in the Class 2, Division 1-2,000 metres race here on Sunday. The New Zealand-bred by Hermes found
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      87 37 BANGKOK, Tues. St. Andrew's School were beaten 37-0 by Taiwan's Liv Hsin in a Group B match on the opening day of the fourth Asian Schools Rugby Football Union championships at the National Stadium here yesterday. Pushing well into the St. Andrew's half, the
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      Schedule of racing
      182 37 SCHEDULE of racing for the Singapore Turf Club's August Pesta Sukan Cup meeting: First day, Saturday, Aug. 18: Class 1: Divs. 3 and 4 1,600 m. Class 4: Div. 2 1,600 m. Divs. 4, 5 and 6 1,200 m. Class 6: 1 Div. 3 1,200 m and
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      buk it Entries
      978 37 A TOTAL of 342 horses comprising 65 from Class 1, 159 from Class 4 and 118 from Class 6 has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club's August Pesta Sukan Cup meeting on Aug. 18, 19. 25 and 26 at Bukit Timan race course. There will be
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      SHOOTING AHEAD...
      394 38  -  PETER SIOW By Tan speaks fire as he blasts way out of wilderness AFTER five years of wilderness in the Pesta Sukan shooting competition, Singapore shooter Tan Boon Huat finally emerged from the darkness to bag a gold in the trap individual event at the Rifle Range Road
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      Top four selected for Cup sides
      377 38  -  ERNEST FRIDA By THERE were no surprises in the selection of the Putra and Nomura Cup §olf teams named by the ingapore Golf Association yesterday. The four are Talib Haron, of Keppel, Wong Weng Hong, Douglas Ooi and Dr. B. K. Sen, all from
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      CSC barely beat Forces
      377 38 CEYLON SC 3 SAFSA 2 THE Ceylon Sports Club laboured to beat a young and determined Singapore Armed Forces side in the Singapore Hockey Association's Premier league at Balestier Road yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. The win pushed CSC three pegs up in the league table to
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      HELI ORIENT TO PLAY IN BRUNEI
      108 38 TWO mini-World Cup cricket players, M. Jeevanathan and C. Kantilal, are in the Heli Orient team who leave on Friday for a three-match tour of Brunei. Heli Orient, who play in the local senior league, will be led by their managing director Brian Woodford.
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      26 38 Yes' to tour I-ONDON, Tues. F.ngland cricket captain Mike Brearley confirmed today that he would be available for the winter tour of Australia and India. Reuter
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      56 38 BILLIARDS National junior four-ball championship (Kallang Saloon, 7), Singapore v Selangor (Kallang Saloon, 7). BOXING Si Andrews School championship (WoodsviUe, 8.30am). NETBALL JTFC tournament: Philips Domestic v Chartered Industries, Far East Levingstsn v Union Carbide Asia (Jurong Stadium car park, 5.30). SOCCEB Friendly: PARC v Rochore (Bt. Chermin. 5.15). SQUASH
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      It's all over after special meeting
      206 39 THE George Lee affair has come to a grinding halt, reports JOE DORAI. And what a tame ending it was after the two-week long twists and turns. The Football Association of Singapore summoned the parties concerned Lee, team manager Ronald Naidu, and coaches Ibrahim
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      Jitta picks unknown as aide, and six new faces
      544 39  -  JOE DOR AI By JITTA SINGH, Singapore's new soccer coach, last night pulled off two surprises the inclusion of six newcomers in his squad and the decision to have "unknown" Rahim Yati as his assistant for the Southeast Asia Games. Bott
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      Sam knocks off one more mark
      224 39  - Sam knocks off one more mark WILFRED YEO 3y THE rest of Singapore may have found more exciting ways to spend their weekend than absorbing the heat at the University of Singapore grounds, but they probably cannot claim a national mark like archer Sam Tan can. The silver lady of
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      98 39 BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand's swimming gold medallist at the eighth Asian Games, Kaohantewan Baikal, will not take part in next month's South-east Asian Games in Jakarta, a Thai Amateur Swimming Association spokesman said today. The spokesman said Rachaneewan would not compete in the Games because
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      Indians back in the game
      51 39 IX)NDON, Tues. England's hopes of a quick breakthrough on the final morning of the Second cricket Test against India at Lord's were thwarted by Dilip Vengsarkar and Gundappa Viswanath. The third-wicket pair edged India towards safety by grafting 39 runs in the 75 minutes play
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      16 39 LATEST: At tea: India M and 259-2 (Vengsarkar 1«2 n.o, VLswanath I*l n.o); England 4IM dec.
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      73 39 There was no bite in England's attack despite a heavy cloud cover to help the seamers and when bad light stopped f)lay 10 minutes before unch the tourists had progressed to 235 for two. After the start had been delayed for 65 minutes Viswanath completed his third 50 of the
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      3-2 upset
      33 39 NEE SOON upset defending champions Kampong Übi 3-2 in the inter-constituency badminton semi-finals at the Singapore Badminton Association Hall last night. In another semi-final, Telok [Hannah edged out Geylang West 3-2.
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      30 39 MARSTRAND (Sweden), Tues. The United States made a clean sweeo in the second race of the World Star Boat sailing championships today bagging the three first spots. AP.
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      Tay just misses the accolade
      305 39  - Tay just misses the accolade KEN JALLEH Jr. By FOR a few more metres and Marc Tay would have marked his return to the pool with a glittering Pesta Sukan gold medal at the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's Open championships at Toa Payoh yesterday. So close was he to claiming
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      Sue storms into last four
      219 39 SUE PATTON, looking yet faster and sharper, blasted her way into the semi-finals of the men's C frade event in the Waner individual squash championships at the Kallang Complex yesterday, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. She apparently weathered the Republic's humid climate and brought out a deceptive
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      635 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS PROFILE.By HENRY YEO, 24, Is a successful sales representative who has reached the semi-finals of the F grade in the Wander individual graded squash championships. Bat he also typifies, In sports parlance, the squash addict. The symptoms of his
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      255 39 Straits Times Crossword I HI H HI Hi H^ ACROSS 5 Experimental sort of rig, maybe (8). 4 Liveliness a number get It 6 Packer's final requirement in the country (8). Lancashire opener to go to 8 A third hawk without a tail third man (5). (<>)< 7 Being out
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    HIJACK TRIO LEAVE PLANE
    56 40 THREE Spanish Foreign Legion deserters and the two pilots leaving the plane after the hijackers allowed the Spanish airliner to land at Geneva Airport on Monday. The hijackers two Frenchmen and a Chilean could face 29-year jail sentences. They said they wanted to escape a brutal
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    Russia-China goods pact
    56 40 BEIJING, Tues. China and the Soviet Union have signed a 1979 agreement on exchange of goods at a ceremony In Moscow, the Xinhua news agency said today. It gave no estimate on the two-way trade between the two countries this year, and no details on the types
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    52 40 Japan- Asean fund TOKYO, Tues. Japan and Asean are preparing to set up a Joint Investment fund designed to promote economic development of Asian nations, Japanese business officials said today. The scheme calls for transfering excessive capital from Japan and other industrialised nations to Asean countries on a purely private
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    Pope's doctor
    31 40 ROME, Tues. Dr Mario Fontana, 75, long-time personal physician of Pope Paul VI, died at his FtU me home last night exactly one year after the pontiff passed away.
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    56 40 DEATH MADAM DING HIM ING. aged SO. passed away peacefully at Alexandra Hospital on 7/8/79 at 1.25pm leaving behind husband Ho Lai Won, daughters. Kit Teng. Kit Ylng, Yew Sing, Yew Hay and son-in-law Tay Hee Lai Cortege leaves Mt Vernon Funeral Parlour No. 1, on 10/8/79 at
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    Hanoi changes mind, accepts US mission
    248 40 Hanoi changes mind, accepts US mission BANGKOK, Tues. After abruptly cancelling the visit of a US Congressional delegation to Hanoi scheduled for tomorrow, Vietnam announced today that it was ready again to welcome the delegation. A spokesman for the Vietnamese Embassy here said that a cable from Vietnamese Vice-Foreign Minister
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    'Escapes' still being arranged in Vietnam
    367 40 'Escapes' still being arranged in Vietnam LONDON, Tues. "Escapes" are still arranged in Vietnam through the Hao Van (Chinese Affairs) offices in principal Vietnamese towns, but some of these departure offices have been moved into buildings with a less official appearnace as a result of adverse publicity, according to a
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    456 40 N. Korea calls for talks with South and US IN A dramatic reversal of its hardline policy of refusing to include the South in talks for the reunification of Korea, Pyongyang today called on Seoul and Washington to come to the negotiating table for such talks. The call, announced by
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      185 40 BUSINESS TIMES Today in a 20-page supplement Business Times examines the implications of the indicated change in Singapore's industrial policy. Higher wage costs for industry will mean structural changes in the manufacturing operations in the Republic. But higher wages will also mean social and cultural changes for our people, and
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  • The Straits Times SECTION TWO
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      5 1 The Straits Times SECTION TWO
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        A Man of All Sounds
        726 1 The article, extracted from the "Fictions of the Ming and Qing Dynasties", gives a vivid description of the skill of a ventriloquist who excels in mimicking various sounds with only a few props. A VERY GOOD ventriloquist lived in the capital. One day, someone held
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        Comparing great ideas
        475 1  -  P.Y. LOH Bookshelf Reviewed by Politics East Politics West, Pan Pacific Book Distributors (S) Pte. Ltd., 1979, 248 pp. by Wu Teh Yao, Nanyang University. Price: 555.50. THE TEN essays in this book written over a period of eight years, as Professor Wu says, represent his views
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        Fun with Chinese Characters
        60 1 I YTNG A mature man in the midst of a large spare thick with I vegetation suggests a brave man in a jungle. Hence: "I* im-aning brave or heroic. Although there will always be a brave JULL brave; man to respond to a high reward, the
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        Chinese without tears
        72 1 YING A?T/ft F"or example, you may say. 7" n=hondsome &-\m*m& HJ j Yue Fei stil Song chao de yTngmrng shrewd fj£sfc Aso yTWei yTngxiong renwu. "?^^V meaning. yue Fei is a yingxiong hero Zieroir figure of the Song dynasty." v r ymgyiJng courogeous [QUOtatlOllS yTngzr= vohont and
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        511 1 mo Iber- the better gbyi washing machine l *y^\^iP^^^ AUTOMATICALLY washes your laundry clean quickly and efficiently v T^^^^^^t* leaving you more time with your family. Irn OID6P Wf il E"* I H^-^S^ takes m efiortlessly skg [^^^^mhJ dry laundry weight. With 1 5 washing I 2. programmes including Special
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        48 1 kit <j CAMPARI INSTEAD THE RIGHT LIGHT DRINK FOR A SERIOUS LUNCH Cool, refreshing, lifts you up. Pink, light, doesn't knock you down. Only discerning palates can acquire this new taste sensation. Campari Tonic Campari Soda Campari 7UP Campari Orange Campari You. Sole Agent: FOOD BEVERAGE PTE LTD.
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        Intrepid Chinese music trio performing in British Festival
        587 2  -  TAN SUAT LIAN By "OUTSIDE of mainland China," Mr Lee Suat Lien asserts, "Singapore is the centre for Chinese music." Mr Lee should know. His reputation as an exponent of the yanggin (Chinese dulcimer) and as a concert conductor has long been
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        Concert by Indian classical singer
        152 2 Concert by Indian classical singer MR Seerkhazhi Govindarajan, renowned singer in the field of carnatic music (Southern Indian classical music) will perform with his son Sivachidambaram at the National Theatre on Friday. This talented musician, who has enthralled millions all over the world with his rich vibrant voice, started singing
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        Singapore culture: Posers for panel
        167 2 THE definition of a Singapore culture and the Republic's achievements as a cultural nation are among the topics to be discussed in a forum in Chinese on "A Singapore Culture" on Friday on Channel 8 at 7.45 p.m. Prof Koh Lip Lin, MP for Nee
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      PICK OF THE Day
      227 2 RTS kicks off the National Day celebrations with some great programmes tonight, timed to perfection to eliminate cross-program-ming. Start off with Poems of the Island, which features poems like Beautiful Place, Sleepless Harbour and Toa Payoh Garden illustrated with dances, stills and film inserts. On Ch
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        198 2 M [PINE COURT < 3^mmirnperiddik... J kJ At the Pine Court, the serving of Peking duck is an art. Done with taste and finesse. Savour the crispy, golden skin of the duck, f^^fjl coated with sweet sauce and wrapped in fljgv Mandarin pancake. Or other unique Peking TJj delicacies such
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        22 2 You Wear The Word ...now The Word is Art LevKs Poster Exhibition Lucky Plaza. Aug 8-14 OUALTTY NEVER GOES OUT OF STYI£
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        955 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Wanita (Malay) 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) 3.30 Diary of Events (Malay) 7.55 Happy Days Be The First On Yftii' Rlnrk J-;j 830 M The Sing n Sin8apore A n eri ss f" 9.15 National Day Message (English) 6.00 Openmg followed
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      Lock icon Partnership in space led to friendship
      910 3  -  DOUGLAS STANGLIN By IT'S EASY to pick a companion for an evening or a long weekend. It's harder to choose a partner for three months in a living room-size station in space. In space you're trapped, for better or worse. There is no escape.
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      Lock icon Washington shrinks in two minds about clients
      657 3  -  X AREN DE WITT By in Washington SHE WAS a lawyer in an important government post, an attractive woman, bright and envied, but she was grinding her teeth and waking up nights with a vague sense of unease. He was 40 and newly
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        22 3 Display The Word The Word is Art Levi's Poster Exhibition Lucky Plaza. Aug 8-14 I OUALTTY ME VtB GOES OUT Of STYLE
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        490 3 If vm I Ir» I H I I I pikXl I I .i^^i I Bl j JL The finesse The virtuosity The impeccable styling The immaculate fit < With Guy Fleury. the impression is nothing short ft YJ^wmmmmmmm ot "p^ive (Mjy TIGUPV Specialists' Centre Tel: *****22. Opening Hours: Mon.Tues. Wed.
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        368 4 CAPITOL NOW SHOWING (*****9) 5 SHOWS at 11am. 1.45, 4, 6.30 4 9.15 This is A TRUE STORY! In 194? MacARTHUR ORDERED $16,000,000 OF B PESOS BE DUMPED INTO THE SEA. THIS IS THE TRUE STORY of THE FIGHT for their RECOVERY! HMJaaBBBaUjVrAaf fS^^^J^^^^^^^^ Mf M% JIM BROWN RICHARD JAECKEL
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        335 4 Admire The Word The Word is AM Levi's Poster Exhibition lucky Plaza. Aug 8-14 CKJALJTYNEVtR GOES OUT OF STYLE OPEN DAILY FROM ***** am1 1130 am -2 30pm ft 6 00pm -11 00pm I H A COME AND A ENJOY OUR V| A DELICIOUS Wft< MALAY SATAY STEAM BOAT SEA
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        156 4 Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to pOMN j on the occasion of their opening from METROPOLE HOTEL PTE LTD LEE SENG KWANG ELECTRIC (S) PTE LTD MC SPLASH We Arc Open on NATIONAL DAY Time:9a.m.-9 p.m. GARY LIM BACK FROM LONDON now at Of LONDON 216, 2nd Floor, Tonglin Shopping
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        123 4 THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE presents THE CRESCENTS in PUB Auditorium Friday 10-8-79 at 8 pm Saturday 11-879 at 4 pm Tickets at $2/- and $1/- available at CX Tang and Cold Storage A Ministry of Culture presentation under the Drama Promotion Scheme Cultural Affairs Division Ministry of Culture KONG CHIAN
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        300 4 4ES*pWMAJULAH CflTHflV ORGANISATION j JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA OPENS TODAY! 2 Shows: 7.M ft 9.15pm ALSO TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT! I MAJESTIC G«LA REGAL RUBY ODEOM KG S CITY i ODEON-KA^ONG/RUBY storts 1 45pm JURONG DRIVE W CINEMA ODEON KRETA AVER PEOPLE'S THEATRE: Tonight Midnight! J i SHAOLIN m Jsmf sticks <A\
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        678 4 f^^ "»JUI>H S'NC>PUII»| I |3 LAST DAY' 4 Shoot at (I F(\ 130.3 45.7 00 9 15pm I a^ CHELBIA CHAN I J*^Pfe KENNYBiE J I XiW RAINBOW IN > I albbbT MV HEAHT V laaawSaV cotoatcon I l|' OPfNS TOMORROW <-l Ijl THE GOLDEN EAGLE V CEHIDBBaBEn*n <! V
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      Lock icon Drive to put baths back in Bath
      689 5  - Drive to put baths back in Bath ALISON SMALE By EVERY year some 750,000 American and other tourists flock to this ancient Somerset town where people are trying to bring back something which lasted for 2,500 years. Visitors come to Bath to marvel at its Roman baths and admire the
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      Lock icon Tokyo women out to check 'sex tourism'
      623 5  -  HENRY SCOTT By in Tokyo GRIZZLED farmers from the flat lands around Tokyo, small-business men from the suburbs, groups of doctors, dentists and real-es-tate agents gather every day at Tokyo's bustling Narita international airport. They are participants in all-male package tours destined for
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      Pollution in India is reaching dangerous heights
      563 5  -  SUMANTA BANERJEE By in New Delhi THE ear-hugging turban of the Indian Sikh may turn out to be more of a healthprotective gear than a religious symbol. In the growing mci.ace of noise pollution in this country, eye, ear, nose and throat (EENT)
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        279 5 Tat Lee Bank Pays I Fixed Deposits q cr= it m -ft 4= TAT LEE BANK LIMITED Tele» R*****3 TATLEE R*****1 TLBFX BS ***** TLBBIL M«»d Office Tat Lee Building 63 Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel *****2 (15 lines) People's Park Branch G27 Peoples Park Centre Singapore 0105 Tel *****0
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        Lock icon KILLER SALT!
        1069 6  -  JANE BRODY It's even hidden in foods that don't taste salty By in New York IN HEALTH circles in recent years, salt has become persona non grata. Some doctors refer to it as a killer, since the sodium it contains appears to be a major precipitating cause of
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        Lock icon Flavouring without using salt
        538 6  -  CRAIG CLAIBORNE By THERE ARE numerous foods and drinks mistakenly believed to be without salt. Almost all cheeses contain salt, as do most club sodas and beer. If you want a saltfree sparkling water, a number of name-brand seltzers are excellent. There are also a few
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        Lock icon Some delicious 'no-salt' dishes
        783 6 HERE ARE some recipes tested recently in that no- salt diet. Because of Rechtschaffen's concern over sugars and fats, these are used in limited quantities. VEAL CHOPS WITH GREEN PEPPERCORNS Ingredients: Four one-inch-thick veal chops, each weighing about 226 gm; 2 tablespoons drained peppercorns, packed in
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        351 6 Why wear more than you have to? On light flow days all you need is Carefree Panty Shields. Napkins and tampons were made for Each velvet soft shield is incredibly thin, heavy flow days. The trouble is you've had to small and flexible. And yet it gives you more wear
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        88 6 AnbesoPs local anaesthetic formula kills pain and helps healing If you suffer from mouth ulcers or denture irritation. see your nearest pharmacy "or drugstore and ask for Anbesol*' Anbesol* contains a local anaesthetic and it is available without prescription It also includes two powerful antiseptics to fight harmful bacteria Anbesol*
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        54 7 HIOUTRIE extends a warm welcome to MR. TAKESHI OUYE, President, Ricoh Company Ltd./ Japan MR. A. ITOH, Managing Director, Ricoh Business Machines Ltd./ r Hi Kn ■fVI Bf bW. RICOH W^Jr jfi* FF-1 O O Baßßk. Iv J^E ■■1 Makes Photography Easier For You '^B Bf^*™"Mß« LJ c ents blbii
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      Gromyko decides to shed a little light on his life
      1250 8  -  MARK FR ANKLAND By in London 6 No other Foreign Minister in the world has his experience. When Presidents Carter and Brezhnev met in Vienna in June to sign the SALT II treaty, Mr Gromyko was the only senior member
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        370 8 The Singapore Journal of Education voi 2 noi Multi-linguaiis.T> has been a key feature in the educational policy of Singapore. Lately, c great deal of attention has been focused on the learning of ianguages as a rc«ult of the Government's announcement on the need to produce effectively bilingual citizens. Public
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      Lock icon Now a place of fear
      901 9  -  MICHAEL FATHERS Kabul: Once the hippie capital... By KABUL, once the hippie capital of the world and key crossroad city of central Asia, is now a place of fear under the rule of a hardline communist government. Residents are scared, children have begun reporting on
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      Cocoa: All set to be Malaysia's new glamour crop
      799 9  -  JOE FERNANDEZ By in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA has long been overdependent on two commodities rubber and palm oil for much of its agricultural export earnings. But this may soon be a thing of the past, and with good reason. Cocoa is
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        318 9 TOA PAYOH CENTRAL MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION ORGANISED NfITIBNfIbMY CELEBRfITIQN GRfINB SfILE FREE GIFTS FROM 1-8-1979 to 31-8-1979 LUCKY NUMBERS WILL PUBUSHEO ON 7TH OF SEPTEMBER R EST3: 111 1 In I 1 1 Donated by: Poh Heng .^B k^ Goldsmiths Pte. Ltd. Credit Suisse Gold Bar I tni worth $4,000 f~\
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        152 9 Heartiest Congra tula tions and Best Wishes to WyWy Pte. Ltd on the occasion of the official opening of WyWy House 17. Long Koo Road. Singapore 0315 from ■E Furniture Furnishing Centre (General Contractor) 25 Winchostor House. Collyer Quay Singapore 0101 Tol» ***** ll T 1 I I I v
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        657 10 to rapid expansion a dynamic and ag-A A I gressive tour and travel company invite applications for the following positions: 1. Tour Manager Must have experience in planning tours and bo well versed in tour operations. Preference will be given to candidates who possess STPB I Guide Licence and who
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        1379 10 r If VACANCIES ll I Nauru Phosphate I I Corporation I LOCATION: Nauru Island, Central Pacific THE COMPANY: The Nauru Phosphate Corporation, which was formed by the Republic of Nauru to develop phosphate deposits on the island is seeking the following staff. Calcination Plant Shift Supervisor THE POSITION: Calcination Plant
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        87 10 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED (incorporated in Singapore! Notice is hereby gtven that share certificate no *****5 covering 1,666 shores in the name of Ho Yeow Joo has been reported lost Notice is also given that a new share certificate will be issued and the original shore certificate will be deemed
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        445 10 MASS RECRUITMENT EXERCISE (NGEE ANN DIPLOMA/ GCE 'A' LEVEL HOLDERS) Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens or permanent residents for appointment to any of the posts indicated below. Candidates must have obtained, at one examination, a minimum of 2 GCE Passes ot the Advanced Level and 2 at the Ordinary
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        289 10 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTES 18) IN HIGH (Ol XT OF THK XX PI'BUC OP SINUAPORK IN BANKRUPTCY no. IKB op irre Re: LIM CHENG PENG Ex parte: OVERSEAS I NION BANK LIMITED NOTICE OP ADVKRTISKMKNT In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Petition filed the 6th day of March 1979. To:-
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