The Straits Times, 11 September 1979

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Lock icon 'JORDAN-PLO W. BANK PACT'
    434 1 Proposal for Carter soon report NEW YORK, Monday JORDAN and the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) have agreed in principle on reuniting the Israeli-occupied West Bank with Jordan in a confederation, Newsweek magazine said today. Quoting Arab sources, the weekly news magazine said Jordan's King Hussein would
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    Why are they running?
    51 1 Why are they running? THAT they are on the double is understandable for Marge op la front is setting the pare. Bat why the grins, the chef's headgear, aprons and ladles? What is cooking in the army, ia the question that is going abegging here. Par the answer, see Page
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    What are they watching?
    48 1 What are they watching? A LITTLE earlier, they had been sitting on c hairs and watching. Then they stood np awl watched. Finally, they just could not alt through whatever was going on and stood on chairs and watched. What was the excitement all about? See page 11.
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    Hanoi fails to stem refugee exodus
    266 1 HONGKONG, Monday MORE THAN 900 refugees arrived in Hongkong this evening, providing dramatic evidence that Hanoi has failed to halt the exodus of the "boat people". ~i One batch in a boat, crammed with 650 refugees, first touched land in Macao, but were towed
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    Lock icon 'Lynch may quit' reports
    148 1 DUBLIN, Mon. IRISH Prime Minister Jack Lynch may resign following growing criticism of his policy on Northern Ireland, according to unconfirmed reports here. His successor could be Health Minister Charles Haughey who is reported to nave wide support among the ruling Fianna Fail Party members in
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    Lock icon Crucial talks open on note of hope
    642 1 Crucial talks open on note of hope LONDON, Monday BRITAIN today opened a crucial peace conference on Zimbabwe, saying there was real hope that it could succeed where so many other attempts had failed. But the conference chairman, British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington, told delegations of the warring factions that
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    Admin fee doubled by the HDB
    208 1 Admin fee doubled by the HDB A PROSPECTIVE buyer of a Housing Board flat who withdraws his j application to purchase will now forfeit an I administration fee of $200 and not $100 as formerly. i The fee was doubled from last Wednesday, in I order that the supply of
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    Dr Goh: Better govt schools in 5 years
    517 1 Dr Goh: Better govt schools in 5 years Social stratification seems to be a dirty ward among so-called liberal intellectuals. I have yet to come across any society where stratification has not taken place. What we In Singapore most guard against is not social stratification bat social stratification hincd on
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    Lock icon Strikes cripple airport, naval base
    112 1 Strikes cripple airport, naval base LONDON, Mon. A wave of strikes shut down much of British industry today, forced the closure of Manchester Airport and paralysed a key naval base. More than a million engineering workers downed tools over a pay claim, closing industrial plants throughout the country in their
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    Lock icon FRONT BOYCOTTS RECEPTION
    52 1 LONDON, Mm. The Patriotic Front guerilla alliance red today It was boycotting British-hosted reception tonight with Its arch-foe, the Sallxbur, reKlroe of Bishop Ahel "We will not socialise with marderers," a Patriotic Front spokesman said shortly after the opening of the Zimbabwe peace talks. Renter. o !j|[£
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      72 1 ROLE OF MANDARIN SPEAKING TRADERS Page 7 CHINA gets special tariff treatment 2 PROSPECT of Marcos extending martial rule S TWO-POINT plan to improve government auditing 12 SIA to get first 747 freight aircraft 17 Causeway Pag* 13 crossword 1 COMICS 12 EDITORIAL PAGE 14 LETTERS It CITY DESK 11,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon New list of Mao quotes to back govt policy
      389 2 New list of Mao quotes to back govt policy BEIJING, Mon NO ONE is interested in Mao's "little red book" anymore. But a new compilation of Mao's sayings is replacing it and the views of the "Great Helmsman" are now being used to explain the leanings of the Beijing government
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      Lock icon China gets special tariff treatment
      240 2 TOKYO, Mon JAPAN today decided to accord China preferential tariff treatment from next year to pave the way for massive Chinese exports to Japan, official sources said. The system enables a country to export its products within a designated quota without paying tariffs or a
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        Lock icon Sex education?
        59 2 A TEACHES of a high school in Bandung, some 120 kms south of Jakarta, has been detained for allegedly allowing his students to watch a blue film in a class room, KNI News Agency reported today. The teacher, whose name was withheld, was being interrogated as such an
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        Lock icon Cats on a hot iron roof
        69 2 A DOZEN playful cats held up talks in Herzlia,lsrael, yesterday on local autonomy for Palestinians on the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Delegates from Israel, Egypt and the United States scurried from their hotel conference room when they heard suspicious noises. Security men checking
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        Lock icon Brzez beats Mondale
        74 2 U.S. National Security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski won over Vice President Walter Mondale in the scramble within the administration for the privilege of welcoming Pope John Paul II to the U.S. next month, Newsweek Magazine says in its forthcoming issue. Brzenzinski won and Mondale instead will fly to
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        Lock icon Ice cream champs
        70 2 AMERICANS, with 45.26 pints per head, can still lick the world for ice cream consumption but Australians and New Zealanders ait in hot pursuit, a report by the International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers shows. However, even freezing lands show more interest than the British, the report
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        Lock icon King of the liars
        67 2 BELGIAN travelling salesman Jean Folien was today named king of the liars of all French-speaking Europe for having produced the most original but untruthful story. Mr Folien told the story of an Arab ruler whose harem was entirely Belgian. The official scroll awarded to the king
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      Lock icon PLACARDS GUNNING FOR SMITH
      62 2 PLACARDS GUNNING FOR SMITH A BRITISH Bobby tooks on M demonstrators hold up placards against Zimbabwe white minority leader lan Smith, who arrived In London on Sunday for talks on the future of the embattled southern African country. Mr Smith last came to London In IKS for similar talks which
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      Lock icon Iwo Jima slated to be military base
      142 2 Iwo Jima slated to be military base TOKYO, Mon. The Japanese Armed Forces plan to convert the Pacific island of Iwo Jima, site of a major battle in 1945, into a reconnaissance base and military training ground over the next few years, Japanese military sources said today. The move is
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      Lock icon N-plans more crucial than polls: Zia
      268 2 N-plans more crucial than polls: Zia FRANKFURT, Monday PAKISTAN President General Mohamed Zia Ul-Haq said today that his country's nuclear energy programme was more important than holding general elections. Elections, he told journalists here, could not solve Pakistan's economic problems. Gen Zia denied that his country intends to build any
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      42 2 HONGKONG, Mon. Hongkong's Royal Observatory said today residents had reported seeing unidentified flying objects last night. An ohservatory spokesman said the objects were seen moving from north-west to south-west in the direction of Lamma Channel in Hongkong waters. Reuter.
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      HAVANA PULSES
      322 3 HAVANA PULSES UNUSUAL moments in communications were not so unusual at the Havana summit where a babble of languages were being spoken. At the convention centre, a Chinese journalist was seen chatting animatedly with his Vietnamese counterpart. The two countries aren't exactly on talking terms, but that is besides the
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      Lock icon CASTRO CLOSES MEETING WITH A PLEDGE
      548 3 I HAVANA, Mon. President Fidel Castro closed a stormy weeklong meeting of Third World leaders yesterday with a pledge not to use his new position as coordinator of the 95nation non-aligned movement to promote his own political views. To the applause of hundreds of
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      Lock icon Look, no oil
      37 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. Governor CUff Finch of Mississippi drove an alcohol-powered car 1,770 km to Washington yesterday in a gimmick to demonstrate the US can keep traffic moving on its highway without foreign oil. UPI.
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      Lock icon Tass: Talks were antiimperialist
      102 3 MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet news agency Tass said last night that the summit meeting of nonaligned nations in Havana had "reaffirmed strongly the anti-imperialist orientation of the movement." In the first official Soviet reaction to the meeting which ended yesterday, Tass said its great importance was
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      Lock icon Strikers go to tanker's aid
      64 3 ROTTERDAM, Mon. Tugboatmen interrupted their 17-day-old strike yesterday to assist a British oil tanker which ran aground in the port of Rotterdam. Two tugs left their moorings for the first time since the strike for more pay began on Aug 23 to refloat the 2.497tonne
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      Lock icon Suicide note
      34 3 PARIS. Mon. American film star Jean Seberg, whose body was found in a car in a Paris street on Saturday night, left a suicide note complaining of depression, police said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon PARALYSED, BUT MAN MAKES JAIL BREAK
      67 3 MANILA, Mm. A Filipino prbMoer, wk*se b*dy U paralysed from the waist down, escaped from a .suburban Jallhouix- an Saturday, polio*- said today. Authorities said the Inmate, wlm was facing charge* h.mleldr, escaped thrMgh a h*le la the coiling «4 his cell aided by
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      Lock icon Sihanouk will lead neutral unified front next month
      275 3 Sihanouk will lead neutral unified front next month TOKYO, Monday PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk, former Kampuchean head of state, says he will lead a neutral Kampuchean national unified front to be formally established in Brussels next month, a Japanese newspaper reported today. Prince Sihanouk, who now resides in the North Korean
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      Gold up again in Zurich, London
      150 3 Gold up again in Zurich, London LONDON, Mon. Gold pushed up once again on the London and Zurich markets today and one Swiss dealer predicted it could reach US$4OO (SSBS6) by year's end. The dollar opened marginally lower on most money markets. Gold opened at U*****,625 in Zurich, compared with
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      Lock icon Man chops off deacon's head
      63 3 NEW YORK. Mon. A man who apparently believed the deacon of a Brooklyn church had seduced his former wife decapitated the deacon with an ax yesterday in full view of horrified parishoners. police said. Police said the deacon. Robert Williams, was killed while on the
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      Lock icon 'Night fever' hits 10,000
      29 3 BUFFALO, Mon. Thousands of disco maniacs danced from I Saturday night until early Sunday at a fund-raising extravaganza billed as the •world's largest disco."— AP.
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      317 3 Tone up. With Yomeishu. HMmMH| Yomeishu is a timeless tonic for the active I people of today. Prepared from a 370-year-old I formula handed down through the generations, Wr J I Yomeishu contains more than 10 medicinal I herbs well- known in the East for their health I promoting properties.
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      Lock icon Billion $ poser facing US Postal Service
      540 4 Billion poser facing US Postal Service in its bid to launch electronic systems CAN a historically inefficient monopoly, accustomed to muddling through rain, sleet and snow, find success in a world that is rapidly turning into what has once been defined as an "electronic village"? That is the multi-billion dollar
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      In other words...
      33 4 In other words... TO have a long 9 life is, for me, very bad because I live to see my A friends die. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny, 79, on the death of Ayatollah Taleghani.
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      Lock icon Taleghani dies — three days of mourning
      159 4 Taleghani dies three days of mourning TEHERAN, Mon. Vyatollah Syed Mahmoud Tale ghani, a key aide of Iranian leader Ayatollah Rnhollah khomeiny, died In his sleep early today, Para news agency reported. Prime Minister Mehdl Bazargan, one of his closest friends, ordered three days of national mourning. Para said Ayatollah
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      Lock icon Kennedy and Carter deny report by newspapers
      341 4 Kennedy and Carter deny report by newspapers WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter and Senator Edward Kennedy have both denied a report that the Massachusetts senator advised the president not to run for re-election in order to avoid a showdown between them. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution newspapers said in their
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      Lock icon whet a delicious time for chefs of chiefs
      160 4 whet a delicious time for chefs of chiefs VIENNA, Mm. The meal wu fit far a king and well It might have been for the II "chetn of chiefs" wh« gathered for diascr here last night at the Hafharg Imperial Palace. Tfce irrirtlß. 1» the nmplMu Kadrlzkv ApartmrnU, ralmlaatod the
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      Lock icon BRANDO, BETTE DAVIS WIN FIRST EMMY AWARDS
      291 4 BRANDO, BETTE DAVIS WIN FIRST EMMY AWARDS PASADENA. Mon. Marlon Brando and Bette Davis, two of Hollywood's greatest stars, captured the small screen tonight when they both won their first US television Emmy awards. Brando, 55, received his award for the first dramatic role he has ever played on television,
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      Lock icon 'Russians building biggest aircraft'
      127 4 LONDON, Mon. A new military transport plane, the Antonov-40, which is being developed in the Soviet Union, will probably be the biggest aircraft in the world, the International Defence Review, a usually well-in-formed Western magazine, said in its latest issue. An article on Soviet military air
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      Dalai Lama's brother
      69 4 BEIJING, Mon The Dalai Lama's elder brother, Lobsang Samten, is one of a group of emissaries Irom the former Tibetan god-king now visiting China's western Qinghai province before going on to Lhasa, diplomatic sources said today. The vice-chairman of the newly-elected Tibetan Regional People's Government, Mr Qiao
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      Lock icon Prospect of Marcos extending martial law
      464 6 MANILA, Mon PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos today raised the prospect that his seven-year-old martial law rule would be extended for another five years at least. Addressing a military parade to mark his 62nd birthday tomorrow, he rejected as "folly" mounting calls for him to
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      Lock icon 'Political incentives needed to tap oil resources
      164 6 BUCHAREST, Mon. The 10th World Petroleum Congress opened today with United States oil executives bemoaning the high cost of government environmental controls, and warning that without political incentives vast, undiscovered resources will go untapped. "About as much oil remains to be found worldwide
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      Lock icon 'Arabs study Gaddafi plan for blacks'
      107 6 'Arabs study Gaddafi plan for blacks' NEW YORK, Mon. Several Arab oil countries are considering a proposal by Libya's Col. Muammar Gaddafi to create a special fund that would finance "social welfare protects" for American blacks, Newswek magazine reports in its forthcoming issue. The American news weekly says that if
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      Lock icon SHOPPING IN THE FLOOD
      58 6 LIKE all main streets, this one in the Dominican Republic town of San Pedro de Marcorls was bustling with activity flood or no flood. Trading went on, and the window shoppers were there. The only Jarring sight perhaps was the boat cruising along the street, inundated
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      51 6 Addis Ababa, Mon. Ethiopian bead of state Mengistu •u lp Mariam yesterday inaugurated a satellite tracking station, the country's first, at Sululta, 25 km north of here. The project costing nearly US$6 million (5J12.8 million) was described as an event that has ushered Ethiopia into the space age.
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      Lock icon Oman doubles security for Hormoz Straits
      227 6 KUWAIT, Mon. OMANI Information Minister Abdel Al Rowas said in an interview published today that his country has doubled security around the strategic Straits of Hormoz and urged other states in the Gulf region to do the same. Mr Rowas told the Bahrain correspondent
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      Lock icon Beijing folk live longer
      55 6 BEIJING, Mon Beijing people are living longer ana most can expect to celebrate their 70th birthday. Hsinhua News Agency today quoted the Municipal Health Bureau as saying that the average life-span of a Beiting resident had been extended by almost 20 years in the quarter century
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      Lock icon Call for national drive to oust Park
      237 6 Call for national drive to oust Park SEOUL, Mon. South Korean opposition leader, Mr Kirn Young-sam, said today he was initiating a national campaign to topple the government of President Park Chung-hee and urged the president to step down. He alleged that Mr Park's 18-year rule had brought only "out-and-out
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      34 6 BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, (Utah), Mon. A Hollywood stunttnan, Stan Barrett, today broke the world's land speed record with a speed of 1,021 km/h in his rocket-shaped car here, course officials announced. Reuter.
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      256 6 WORLD BRIEFS AN AMERICAN order of monks with a vow of poverty has run through a good part of US$2O million (5J4.3 million) in business dealings in the past ten years, the Gannett news service reported in Washington. Irregularities were uncovered during a five-year Vatican enquiry into the Pauline fathers,
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    The Mandarin speaking traders' role
    593 7  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By SINGAPORE Chinese businessmen who speak Mandarin will play a more important role as middlemen for China's products if its four modernisations programme succeeds in 20 years, a businessman, Mr Teo Liang Chye, said yesterday. He said at present, they are already
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    Jailed 8 years for battering wife to death
    347 7 PLUMBER Ramasamy Appavoo battered his wife to death with a hammer when he found out that she had planned to elope with another man, the High Court heard yesterday. For this "tragic crim of passion" Ramasamy, 44, was jailed eight years on
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    On how to pronounce English
    72 7 On how to pronounce English A 12-LECTURE course on English pronunciation will be held by the University of Singapore Extramural Studies Department at the Bukit Timah Joint Campus new lecture theatre 5 on Mondays and Wednesdays, from Sept 17. Classes, from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.. will be led by
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    2-day camp for youth
    40 7 A TWO-DAY camp, starting on Sept 22. will be held at the Kampung Tengah holiday bungalow by the Alexandra community centre youth group. Fees are $4 for members and $6 for others. For details, tel *****1.
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    Folk dance
    20 7 THE People's Association will hold a four-month folk dance course (instructors' level) at its Kallang headquarters from tomorrow.
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    Labour Ministry probes case of 2 sacked workers
    370 7 Labour Ministry probes case of 2 sacked workers THE Labour Ministry is investigating an allegation by the Pioneer Industries Employees Union (PIEU) that a general and marine engineering works in Jurong recently fired two employees for encouraging the rest of the staff to get unionised. PIEU said both workers, a
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      341 7 METRICATION MOBILE Conference Hall, at 8.15 EXHIBITION at the River p.m. Tickets: $15, $10, $5 Valley community centre, and $3. from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. CONTEMPORARY Ends tomorrow. DUTCH GRAPHIC ART MALAY DRAMA EXHIBITION at National "Corak Dunia" at the Museum Art Gallery, Victoria Theatre, at 8 from 10.30
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    Streaming decision won't be hard on teachers
    2644 8 Streaming decision won't be hard on teachers In an Interview with New Nation's education reporter TERESA 001, Dr Goh Keng Sv.ee, the Education Minister, answers wide-ranging questions sparked off by the restructured education system. In particular he discusses streaming a subject of continuing controversy and furnishes more evidence in support
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    Early start on several new generation CCs
    457 9  - Early start on several new generation CCs NGIAM TONG HAI By COMMUNITY leaders said the pace of building new generation community centres will quicken with the increased grants and subsidies, announced by the government last Wednesday. In the past, their efforts to raise funds to build centres were always hampered
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    New cooking classes
    48 9 MOUNTBATTEN community centre will hold classes in preparing tim sum, vegetarian food, cake making, cooking (elementary and intermediate), restaurant cooking and padang curry. There will also be courses on flower arrangement, basketball and voUey ball. For details ring *****7 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Three bands to play
    45 9 THREE bands will perform at the Botanic Gardens on Sundays between 5.30 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. this month. The Defence Ministry band will perform this Sunday, the Police Academy band on Sept 23 and the Singapore Polytechnic band on Sept 30.
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    Fun fair
    26 9 THE Women's Auxiliary of the Australian and New Zealand Association will hold a fun fair at the Dover Road Sports Complex on Sept 29
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    Promoting interest in continuing education
    95 9 AN association has been formed here to promote interest in the development of continuing education. Called the Singapore Association, for Continuing Education, it will also promote communication and cooperation among organisations and individual adult educators. Interested professional adult educators can get details from the association
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    Cashin: Stock market in HK and region would have made South Sea Bubble like non-starter if...
    2667 10  -  T. F. HWANG and MAUREEN CHUA By 6 It (HPBIL) makes no bones It Is part of its plan and this Is Important not to give shareholders a completely false picture that the holdings
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    Wife had to stay in hostel after house was seized
    303 10 Wife had to stay in hostel after house was seized A STAFF nurse who had to sell her house to settle her husband's debts, sued him for divorce yesterday at the High Court on grounds of desertion. Madam Wan Mci Lin told the court that the creditors werr harassing her
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    Man jailed for not reporting to police
    145 10 Man jailed for not reporting to police A MAN who was placed on police supervision after his sentence in prison was jailed a total of four years by a district judge yesterday for failing to report to police. Ismail bin Yusoff. 48, was jailed for three years when he pleaded
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    Japanese gift for culture
    74 10 A CHEQUE for $10,371 will be presented to the National Theatre Trust chairman, Mr Teo Liang Chye, by the Japanese Cultural Society at the National Theatre on Saturday at 8 p.m. The presentation will be made before the start of the Japanese Folk Arts Show there.
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    Monopoly champ of region teaches the Bible
    292 11  -  JUNE TAN By BIBLE teacher Mr David Bok became the n-Kion'N master dealer of plastic property when he won the regional monopoly championship on Sunday. It was a four-wav tussle between two Malaysia* men and two Singapore women. His victory won him a
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    LABOURER STABBED AT PARK DIES IN HOSPITAL
    171 11 LABOURER STABBED AT PARK DIES IN HOSPITAL AN ODD job labourer, Mr Christopher lan Singh, 21, who was stabbed in the stomach following an argument with four men at a playground at Belvedere Close, off Tanglin Road, died at the Alexandra Road Hospital at 3 a.m. yesterday. Mr Christopher Singh
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    Hot court sessions
    47 11 THE air-conditioning unit i at the Havelock Road Subordinate Courts broke down yesterday morning. Besides the heat, there was also a pervasive odour. Doors and windows were opened in most courts where cases were being heard. The air-conditioning unit was restarted four hours later.
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    Court told of remark that led to death
    432 11  -  CORINNE THAM By A BEGGAR who provoked a fight with a rude remark died as a result of it, a district court heard yesterday. Gway Buck Seah landed in the dock for the murder of a beggar, Ang Hua Choo, 78. But
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    Fined $600 for stealing m-cycle
    118 11 v NOT being able to start a motorcycle with a key did not deter a youth from stealing it, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Harjit Singh s o Margar Singh, 19, with the help of an accomplice, pushed the motorcycle out of a car park,
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    CC courses
    34 11 BUKIT Ho Swee community centre will hold courses on the guitar, social dance, art and pianoforte for children, yoga, Chinese cooking and fashion designing soon at its premises at Seng Poh Road.
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    MP's date
    24 11 THE MP for Changi, Mr Teo Chong Tee. wil] officially open the Pulau Tekong Reservoir and Waterworks on Sunday at 4.30 p.m.
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    Film shows at centre
    40 11 THE Singapore Science Centre will screen three film shows at its lecture hall on Sunday at 3 p.m. They are: Aerospace, Industrial, Maritime Applications of Flow Visualising, Live and Let Live Environment Protection, and Pollution Control.
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    'No vacancy' sign at schools did not deter parents
    591 11 THE "No Vacancies" signs at school gates did not stop parents from registering their children for Primary 1 classes in 1960 when the third phase of the registration exercise began yesterday. They had hoped their children would be posted to a
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    Two-point plan to improve govt auditing
    414 12 From the Public Accounts Committee's report: THE Finance Ministry has suggested a twopoint plan for enhancing government auditing in statutory boards in relation to a bone of contention between the Public Accounts Committee and the AuditorGeneral over the employment of commercial auditors by some
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    Holiday at Pasir Ris
    45 12 THE Geylang West community centre youth group will hold a two-day recreation camp from Sept 29 at the Pasir Ris holiday camp. Fees are $8 for members and $9 for others. For details, tel *****24 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Ministry urged: Speed up on audit units
    239 12 Ministry urged: Speed up on audit units THE Public Accounts Committee has urged the Finance Ministry to hasten the setting up of internal auditing units in the more important revenue collecting departments and in those with larger expenditure votes. This is because the committee thinks that, with the large increase
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    $90,000 paid for unused laundry service
    231 12 $90,000 paid for unused laundry service A LAUNDRY ONtrwtor «t the Pallce Academy wu paid a beat $M,Mt f services Mt atUisnd. The case led to review, »nd polier termln»tt»n of the pr*visi«n «f laundry service f«r ptnml Items bel«agimg to MUcetralaeea. The p*Uce are mw contracting the laundering af
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    25 years
    32 12 THE MP for Serangoon Gardens, Dr Lav Telk Soon, will attend the silver jubilee and official opening of the extension of Serangoon Garden South School on Friday at 7 p.m.
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    Tamil leaders urged to take new role
    183 12 Tamil leaders urged to take new role TAMIL community leaders were yesterday urged to guide their members to adjust to the new Singapore and to explain to them what is desirable and possible. In order to play this role, they should be fully conversant with government policies and thinking, said
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    Old Miser's tale wins boy, 13, first prize
    145 12 Old Miser's tale wins boy, 13, first prize TAN Puay Hoe, 13, of Maris Stella High School, won the first prize in the final round of the North Zone Inter-School Let's Tell a Story Contest held at the Montfort Secondary School yesterday. He caught the judges' eyes with his tale,
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      126 12 Shelltox Anti-Roach Kills insects in cupboards. Effective up to 3 months. Child-proof construction. Here's a simple, convenient way Shelltox Anti-Roach protectidn to kill insects in cupboards, today. And get rid of insects for wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, under I good. sinks and any enclosed place. Just |H| hang or stand Shelltox
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      251 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp "V I'VE HEARD LIbESIDES. T WANT I AAV HUSBAND WAS *\1 I HERE YOU DID A BUT MAGGIE T I THAT BEFORE YOU TD STAY AND HELP SUPPOSED TO HELP >OU WE ARE &OCO JOB HAVE TO ©O/ YOU'RE HOT I THE
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Accused unlikely to be knocked out, court told
      520 13 Pledge at grave I'll take care of her children KUALA M'MPUR, Suit Lecturer S. Kathlgesu. who was io have man former beauty quern. I Jean Sinn.ippn. S3. who murdered on Friday nl has pledged to take f-nr h'-r Ihrpp children. I tow
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      Lock icon All cement deals need receipts from Oct 1
      93 13 All cement deals need receipts from Oct 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. All cement transactions must be supported by receipts from Oct 1, the Trade and Industry Ministry announced today. Thosi' who disregard this ruling will be liable for prosecution, Bernama quoted the ministry's director of enforcement Haji Nik Mohamed Sallon
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      3-day PAS meeting to have bigger impact
      457 13  - 3-day PAS meeting to have bigger impact M.G.G. PILLAI, By Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. With the centre of attention in Malaysia over the weekend on the MCA presidential elections, the three-day annual conference of the Pan Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) was all but ignored. But observers here
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      Lock icon MCA committee to discuss its future today
      184 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE newly-elected MCA central committee will meet tomorrow to chart its future and to examine urgent issues facing the party. Among the main issues will be the future of Datuk Michael Chen who lost to incumbent Datuk Lee San Choon
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      Lock icon TV team
      35 13 KOTA KINABALU. Moo A five-man television team from the Kansai TV Broadcasting Ltd of Osaka is here to produce a 30-minute documentary film promoting Satan as a tourist destination for the Japanese. NST.
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      Lock icon Pepper trade
      39 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The government-run Malaysian Pepper Marketing Board has taken steps to promoto direct pepper trade with Japan, Cast Germany and other consuming countries, the Minister of Primary Industrips. Mr Paul Leong, said here today. AFP.
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    • Article
      Lock icon Meet diesel demand, govt warns oil firms
      347 13 Meet diesel demand, govt warns oil firms KUANTAN, Mon OIL companies have been warned by the Malaysian Government that stern action would be taken against them if they failed to increase the supply of diesel or ensure that their deale.s had enough stocks for daily sale. The head of the
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      Lock icon THAI PIRATES SEIZE 2 FISHING BOATS
      78 13 KANGAR, Mm. Thai pirates selied two MftlftysUn fishing boats la the sea «ff Palaa Laagkawl, pallet here said today. Kaagar pelloe chief Abdul Samat sinl told reporters here that seven pirates, one armed with a pistol, boarded the fishing boats and kidnapped six fishermen
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      59 13 Flymen f^F The airborne mower flin ir* X|M| Floats on an air cushion, VF I lightweight —easy to HP handle. BX 0t HkJK I* Cuts even wet grass TR«a edges -around plants. Wj|^ 2•2 No need to sweep up cutting. Creates its own mulch to IHL* fertilise the ground. m
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      180 13 "United Engineers stand behind every P&H machine sold. We've got the parts and the service expertise to keep them productive; on the move,* making money" p&h *v kSSTWMMHA l>iV Crawler Cranes: I Hydraulic 22 to TOO tonnes Vl iße£ I Excavators k Vv -> JmSB from os7cu m P&H !>,£■,
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1979
    • Article
      HAVANA SPLIT
      377 14 THE necessary thing for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing, 18th century British political thinker Edmund Burke once said. The "good men" representing the moderate countries at the non-aligned summit in Havana did their best they won some of the battles and they
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      CCs: HELP WANTED
      371 14 LEADERS of social service clubs fight shy of serving in community centres and Citizens' Consultative Committees because they look upon them as extensions of the government. This is one of the explanations offered by a community service leader in response to recent complaints by some MPs that
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  • ASEAN NOTES
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      Lock icon Clamping down on moonshine
      235 14 Xl ALA 1.1 MII X: Leaders of Malaysia's minority Indians have railed for the death penalty tor brewers of Illicit liquor known as samsu. More than a doaea people die every year after drinking samsu, Sopular among preomlnantly Indian plantation workers In the country. Present laws
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      Lock icon Spirit talk
      227 14 MANILA: Superstittous beliefs die h»rd nmog the 45 million pe*ple ri tills predominantly (hrlstUa r*ontr>. Despite the advance •f edaeatton, people In towns and villages throughout the 7,1 M Islands strewn between the South China Sea and the Pacific still talk about spirits. In central Philippines people talk
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    Why economic sanctions may not work
    1519 14  -  PETER CHIA Ending apartheid in South Africa Yesterday's feature on Zimbabwe elaborated on how economic sanctions in Rhodesia worked. Today's article takes a look at South Africa and points out why it may not be practicable both for the West as well as for
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    Fears of new turmoil in Indochina
    697 14  -  DENNIS BLOODWORTH By BEHIND the urgent five-power request last month for Kampuchea to be debated when the UN meets this month, lies fears that an all-out Vietnamese offensive against the "pro-Chinese" Khmer Rouge, expected when the monsoon ends in October, may not only involve
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      260 14 vV- I*l Equipped with double tube condenser and the special waffle fin type evaporator, Tatung package type air-conditioner renders more cooling power to efficiently remove room heat. Tatung uses the highly efficient hermetically sealed compressor and exclusive fan for minimun power consumption. The exclusively developed evaporator fan ~—^^m* insures whisper
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  • FORUM
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      Need for selective steps to help local firms build up a track record
      393 15 I COMMEND N.P. Kan for his fine letter on "How to encourage local entrepreneurs to expand their enterprises and build up economy" (ST, September 1). To me, most of the points touched on by the writer are
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      Looking at ways of keeping our roads safer
      407 15 I REFER to your report "Breakdowns: Police warn drivers" (ST, September 3) and am inclined to concur with the police decision to take stern action against drivers who leave their stalled vehicles along the road. However, I am not sure that all
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      Are they privileged?
      69 15 I UNDERSTAND there is a ruling by the Singapore Sports Council that bookings for the squash and tennis courts are on Mondays (for Monday to Wednesday) and on Thursday (Thursday to Sunday). On a Tuesday, I went through the booking records for tennis and was surprised to
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      Not enough buses to cater for city workers
      130 15 WHILE bus fares are up again, what has Singapore Bus Service done for people living in Ang Mo Kio who depend so much on the one No. 138 service for the trip to offices in the city. There are too few buses
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      No pages left in passport
      86 15 I HOLD a Singapore international passport which expires in July 1960. I travel extensively practically every week and there are no more empty pages left. I thought additonal pages could be added until my passport expires, but I was asked to reapply for a fresh
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      Graduation day pictures could still be cheaper
      325 15 WE REFER to your report "Cheaper graduation day photos this year" (ST, August 31) in which we were quoted by name. We feel that some clarifications are in order? While a monopoly, in the sense of a sole contractor, may be a practical
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      Already 93 companies have been prosecuted this year
      136 15 I REFER to tke letter by "A Shipper" reamtmOmt regwar iaspectUns M paMlc tofieto (ST. September 4). The Ml*tetrv «f the Environment has carried out ragalar and freqaent Inspections «f all public tolieto. Since January this year, W managements were prosecuted far
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      Set up foundation for welfare of the mentally ill
      277 15 Set up foundation for welfare of the mentally ill I FIND your writer Beng Tan's articles on the "mind boggling problem" of the treatment of the mentally ill in Singapore (ST, September 3) most enlightening. I note in particular the doctor-patient ratio and the assembly-line type of treatment given in
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      SBS staff so helpful
      103 15 I WRITE to express my gratitude for the assistance I received from Singapore Bus Service staff. I dropped my wallet in a Service 146 bus at Clifford Pier and reported the matter to the terminus nearby. Apart from advising me of the steps to follow to
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      668 15 Nyal ASCORBIC ACID TABLETS infection J Ascorbic Acid, or Vitamin W^Sk C, is one of the most vitil mO ■"<■•.''• v"'/' vitamins. A regular supply ■null W ai "I °f i' i° the diet is essenti.il 'l|^^^ ir O' r fl I tor maintaining healthy L J wD^T^HtrS^w bones, skin
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1720 16 HK last !ranu<t«d rrady talr at Ihr rloat I burtf on ihr Stork Kxrhai«r of Stmta nrr ymmtay compared wilh thr prrvtom .i) prim loxnlMr with W7» hiKti and 100 Adtmtrd fnr vnp rights nir Closing tone: Easy. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      866 16 BID and offer pnoes officially listed and business in an reported lo the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with tV number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 10KMLnitTunlrasMhcrviar i«d tied AirnrJe^l£n^O»£!ri Sf T -.T™ Rir Board deal (in IoU of 2.000 units) are quoted
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      Govt and corporate bonds
      102 16 ygji-* «-«-><«- miUMIWiIIM. 8,U4% W3/8, (250.000, (98.258 B% 16/4/81 (250.000, (***** W.BOS) S 1/2* 1/5/79-81 (250.000) (98.358 98.505) 6 3/4% 1/9/79-81 (250.000) (98.458 98.605) 7% 15/4/85 (250.000) (100.406) 7% 15/4/86 (250,000) (100.455) 7% 1/8/86 (250.000) (*****S, 7 1/4% 15/4/86 (250,000) (*****S) 6 1/4% T F 15/4/91
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      798 16 BID and offer pnm otlicially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange ye* »id.n vnh the number oT shares traded shovTi in brackets in lots of I.OOU units unless otherwise speritied INIHSTKIMS KHi*ri«s. ,lii*«f AktrßiuaisTid JlwiaßliKinsilS SiSH* sjar,?^^/,'^, JUUIM..33OS) saasSußgiiy. \T.n!J i'*y^» l-725)18)'n(5)2T0l-72S)l8)'n(5)2TO
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        49 16 Emo ii r.iiniiin 3hell Fed Cible* 9 T P l»7» B Rays Spore Land DOB DUB •>cl Properties SEAL Rothmani M.nnum Corpn MO 380 390 143 S2S 206 iai 360 336 296 253 464 444 20 20 8 8 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 2 2
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        Falls
        33 16 Dunlop Ind Strain Trading Kfmpai DBS I M W High ft Low Sin Chew M Brewrrie. 442 715 SIS 500 192 424 410 580 -12 -10 -10 -10 -7 -6 ■4 -5
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        Most active stocks
        36 16 Sime Darby 196.000 V M W 139.000 V O L 112.000 Kulim M»ia ***** City D«v TJ.OOO Inchr.ix «7,000 Haw Par 67.000 O C B C 45.000 Pan Electric 39.000 Spore Land 39.000
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        Indices
        30 16 I.T.Index: ndustnaLs "i nance: lotels: •roperties: finings: 'lantat ions I.C.B.C 2451.24 2450.58 404 53 404 19 730.37 730.37 293.60 ***** 248.07 249 19 223.69 223.67 680.06 ***** 384.23 *****
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        H'kong
        277 16 HONGKONG: The market was featureless in quiet trading yesterday, with local activity again centred on the gold exchange, and the Hang Seng index closed 2.13 points lower at 594.34. dealers said. The day's combined total turnover volume was valued at $82 74 million. Ani.il Rubber Auoclated Hotels Bowatrrs cnponf
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        Sydney
        347 16 SYDNEY. After a slow start, the market yesterday gathered momentum to end generally higher, dealers said. B H P eased 24 cents to A 5996 during the morning but recovered to $10.15 for a loss of five cents. Elsewhere, B H SMth fell five cents to $2.45. Among minings,
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        Tokyo
        355 16 TOKYO. Share prices closed higher in moderate trading yesterday, led by machines and heavy electricals, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 11.92 to close at 6,410.41 points, with a volume of 230 million shares. The New index closed at 452.30, up 0.23 point. *jinomou> Mi u 429 »«ani
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      Lock icon I and C Bank profit
      64 16 INDUSTRIAL and Commercial Bank announced an unaudited group pre-tax profit of $4 94 million ($3.33 millionl.for the six months ended June 30. The parent company's pretax profit was $3.09 million ($2.05 million). The company said barring unforseen circumstances the profits of the bank and the
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      Stock options
      93 16 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 P.r (Sept $1.2X1) (0.288 0.325). Hi me P E (Sept- $1.60) (0.508 laches**
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      122 16 CHINESE PRODI f X EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICI L YESTERDAY: Cm— l aU: Bulk $114 sellers, old drum $119 sellers, new drum $124 sellers. Ceara: Mixed (loose) UK Cont $62 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob lOC. NLW $340.00 sellers. Sarawak white fob
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    • COMMODITIES
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        STRAITS TIN
        25 16 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $15 to $1,956 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 19 tonnes to 185 tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        493 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market yesterday opened one cent up following higher London advices, dealers said. The market then rose further on some speculative buying and upcountry demand for forwards up to Oct/Dec 1980, before easing towards the morning close on some profit-taking. A Malaysian newspaper report of
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        GOLD
        91 16 THE KILOBAR market tor RoM deliverable In Singapore yesterday opened at 523.452 per kilo and closed »tC3,326 In the Far East. Gold ooened at U*****.50 ***** Trading was rather uncertain as gold was traded bu««n the 53K.00 and 1339.00 range. It finally closed at J336 30 336*0 Gold was
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      Closing prices
      31 16 Rubber: Sept 10 Singapore: September. 277.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: October: 280.50 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M$ 1.956 (up $15) Official offering: 185 tonnes (up 19 tonnes)
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      Dabblers stay off market
      348 16 IN another inrim af bra.taat trading, share* finished generally mixed at the Stack Exchange af Singapore yesterday. Dabblers and Investors were not making their presence felt with thr exception of a handful of counters In which squaring ip deals were still fairly active. Such conditions are
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      Kuala Lumpur
      331 16 SHARE prices finished) mixed in fairly quiet trading on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Interest was selective with the market opening on a cautious note after Friday's indecisive trend But the market softened towards the late afternoon and prices finished off their day's best. Industrial issues accounted
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      Money and exchanges
      121 16 THE US dollar opened lower at j t2.1460 75 in Ihe Singapore forrx market yesterday and drifted lower in moderate trading to $2 1450 60 at ihe close There were no major new (actors in the market but market sentiment I remained generally bearish s One month
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      NOMINAL RATES
      380 16 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Sep 10: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CurranctM Nominal r«toi Smittraonian Pwcant.g. quotad ftfrdmt rot»>parity Chang* Laeal dallare to one unit of foreign iurrency: I 'S dollar 2.1450 2.1460 2.8196
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      Discount
      47 16 RANGE o( prim offered hy count houses on Scp 10 Overnight 3S to S C*U drporiu 5 Ckxiig Buu.J S«lli»f 3 month Treasury bills 5 Si 3 month Bank bills 8 8 tmunlhCD SS/16 87/18 6 month CD B'> H t Source: National Discouat Co Lid.
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      Money Market
      38 16 Closing Interbank rales for Singapore dollars on Srp 10 Offer Bid Overnight 5 5 1 month 81/18 7 IS/ It 2 months 8 B. 3 months 8 8H Overnight mode 7 sliKhlly liom IIMM i|iinecl hy
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      Minimum lending rates
      23 16 THE average rate at which Slngapcre bank* are carrently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 8.5 per cent.
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      North Borneo Timbers now riding high
      802 17 North Borneo Timbers now riding high MAJOR logging group, North Borneo Timbers i NBT), is once again riding high on the timber boom, surfacing this year with a pMfN performance far exceeding the modest expectations generated in the last interim statement. From a loss position in the first half, the
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      Haw Par to close marine division
      483 17 A MUCH improved Haw Par Brothers International intends to gradually shut down its troublesome marine division which is still incurring losses, albeit on a reduced scale. After tightening up operations last year, the group appears spot-on to achieve its $6- million forecast (or 1979,
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      JC-MPH SETS ITS SIGHTS FURTHER
      761 17 SHAREHOLDERS o( Jack Chia-MPH can look (orward to further involvement by the group in the fields of property investment, leisure anil recreation. The vehicle (or the group's diversification into the resurging property market will clearly be property company Malayan Credit, in which JC-MPH. with Jack
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      "Textile Corp posts hefty growth
      300 17 "Textile Corp posts hefty growth TEXTILE Corporation af Malaya has pasted a substantial Improvement In group earnings far the half year to Jane M, lflt. Pre-tax praflt far the campany and Its only wholly-owned subsidiary, Malayan Weaving Mills Sdn Bhd, advanced 1(3 per cent to MJ1.55 million, compared with $SM,«M
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      Norsechem to float $1.7 m new shares
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    74 17 STPB chief to present awards THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board chairman, Mr Tan I Tong, will present awards and certificates for acts of Courtesy and Honesty at Shangri-La Hotel on Friday at 3 p.m. There are 253 nominees (or Courtesy and 349 (or Honesty, and awards will also be presented
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    20 17 THE Sri Krishna Jayanthi function will be held at the Muneeswaran Temple at Queensway tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    168 17 WHEN THE BAILOR WAS THE ONE WHO STOLE A FITTER received a nasty shock when he turned up at a police station to bail a mend, charged with a theft which the former committed. The fitter was arrested, a district court heard yesterday. In the dock was the fitter, Gopala
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    74 17 THE Social Welfare Department will hold its 16th annual combined social welfare homes picnic at the Singapore Sports Council playing fields in Netheravon Road, off Upper Changi Road, on Saturday. About 850 residents and staff from the 14 social welfare homes and 150 guests and
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    49 17 A MATERNAL and child health exhibit-on organised by the People's Association will be held at three community centres this month. They are the Kirn Keat community centre from Friday to Sunday, Kuo Chuan (rom Sept 21 to 23. and Toa Payoh (rom Sept 28 to 30
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      493 20 JOB VACANCIES: (A)TEMpoRARY PART-TIME GARDENER some K.,r<lri,.iiK ■xperlence Preferably those who stay around flun;. mil (B) VEHICLE MECHANICS I Secondary education 2 I- 2 years of experience In repairs of motor vehicles A"eb"<m23y 'a" Plnue *riu' m'" ra" Personally THE PERSONNEL MANAGER IST FLOOR INCHCAPEHOUSE 450/2 ALEXANDRA ROAD i SINGAPORE
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      1063 20 II EMPLOYMENT SUM.DENS.NGAPORE IK/MII WAV SINGAPORE^62 |g rrACT r*Ol EXPANDING s=^r«r«wir«« W* wvll* application, lor th* poat* 1) GENERAL OPERATOR (M«l«/F»m«l«) Payments Art*r conhrm.tion. you can earn uplo $360 p.m at $10 10 per day (Famal*) you can earn upto $290 pmat SP per day starting. After confirmation, you can
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      984 20 II EMPLOYMENT [philips EMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS AppMc*nUthouldb# a IN AGE 16 YEARS OLD AND ABOVE a In education Prlmary 4 Secondary 4 (any Language Stream). You will ba happy to work (or PHILIPS since, wa oftar the following benefitsI a Good starting salary -$210 p.m. a Increment on conflrmotion mallon
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      1137 20 II EMPLOYMENT I I ▼^^^^B|Sa>Sap*3H f f*s^ lii^l BaBfl«Bil I |_^_^^^jr^^B^T^a^Ba^aT^B l^*Tu^^^H I ■l^feViTiltSK^Bal MESA B"aaaai OFFERS BaMaaaaaa NO SHIFT WORK .ajrltonthrouchOUT) GOOD SALARY AND EXCELLENT FRINGES SUBSIDISED TRANSPORT You Un Make A CAREER WITH UEC I m Female Production Operators The female operators will be trained to assemble hi-fi
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      1056 20 II EMPLOYMENT TECHNOMCR PTE LTD requires I EXPERIENCED DRIVERS AMe lo understand simple English %Mr to work long noon Ahle to lulluw InaUWrttOtM Interested applicants please com* personally together with I C at BLK 6. GROUND? LOOR UNIT 17 IS. AVER RAJAH INO. EST. SINGAPORE 0511. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE requires
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      300 21 I II EMPLOYMENT ■————^»^a—— 31 Situations Vacant CASHIeRS WAITRESSES* waiters I Aga abova 1* Banahta SarvKa charga t Iraa rrnal. Payton Placa Cat* Lounga Bl*. Orchard Towaf opp S in9 apura Holal k iß^^Br^aaßßßßßßßßsaaaaßlalS^ ■■a^B^l \WTm I \aT'? /,tJI ta^aiaa*!! aßa^BVa^a^H I ■■■■axawV^'^Baaßtßßafl BBaMVMtJflMlpMatUpM'l ■V^H*iwi»aaVMa^BßWal P*Pp"J^^>'"<^^B| I I I I
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      549 21 WANTEO EXPERIENCED WHARF i and I-ibourers i-nnjang Oodown McKlule l.i Tel t>***** WANTED INDIAN GIRL for simple trork Tel :*****7 Ihly Apply pers<iiiall> ii Street Spore 0104 WAMTED MESSENGER BOYS by company I) mown handwriting wiih lull particulars to ST Box WANTEO MIOOLE-AGCO Malay Driver 10 work in Holland Road
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      1730 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS HOME OF OUALITV USED CARS "NO KEONOS" SUPER CAR MART (KIM KEAT ROAD. SINGAPORE 1232. TELS: 2SSI2SO. *****7*. *****C3. 2541*54 ItTS: Dalaun 120Y S/W Dalaun 120Y M«d.3M Ford Cortina 2000 Ghw Ford Cortina S/W A/C Tayola HMui Slaal Lorry Honda Accord Coup. Auto A/C g«J« LL *f^T
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      1741 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS NOV.. 1.73. FIAT 124 Sport 1800 CC MeUllic silver Concealed aircond. radio, cassette, sport rlms OCT. 1*77, TOYOTA 1200 Alrcond. g^co^r,T7Vo rme nnn S o rj „,w OCT. I*7* SUZUKI 550 motorbike Asking for $4,050 Interested tel: *****0 I ONE OWNER I*7o Austin 1100 S. good condition.
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      996 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1973 AUSTIN 1300.-i Kou«1 tax till li 79 Insurance till 6/81 Mi-lal-In- [>.iint new tyrrs. runsolr and eai fl—tH Vrry good engine PARr eligible Price $1,300 on o Tel *****64 Miss Teo 1*73 COLT OALANT ML Sports rims, well maintained condition selling $10,400 Tel. *****6. 1973 COLT
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      863 21 197* MAZOA FlOOO Vim I i.wilrr tip top rnnditiun $«.4." Tel *****1 *****8. Hn MA2OA 10oe M „,w x "les m^irariiT air. oil r.ulM. cassette Excelie'nt condition *****6? a7« ucrcedes 200 ncirieni Urr Tip-top condition Price $39,200 Room 5. President Shopping Centre. 930«rn spm Tel *****18 197* MORRIS CLUBMAN No
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      283 21 Ill VEHICLES BOATS WANTED H SECONDHAND aiumiie on BMcWTmttm TEL: *****33 (ANTED TO BUY' ,x1 l-^-rl O and PA -*****.SMM I 1 .*****1 ft P»V HIGHEST prm (or y Ala scrap .ir> l»li.» li»»i »M ONWARDS OATSUM IK OOA Midi Clubman, onttrx IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES MERLIN PLAZA Shops and Offices
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      1241 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES [TsmjATEDAT PAYA LEBAR ROAO (MAIN ROAO.) I NEXT TO MS ASIA STEEL WELDED MESH CO. PTE. LTO.| le SUITABLE FOR LIGHT INDUSTRY I FREEHOLD 80% LOAN AVAILABLE ——»g Dm 10 r,ranrt new 2-storey df lac hed bungalow, large bum-up area. 4 bedrooms •""1 study Kasy access. Partly
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      1463 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES I A BEAUTIFUL SYLISH APARTMENT DIST Owner designed apartment with 4 bedrooms, one study, split-level living/ dining, swimming pool Hilly .urennd Rental: $3,000 MARBHON(PTE)LTO T«l *****11 l(lni«l T*l737?7ll(*lW**)T*I737?711(*IW**) A BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSE Hillpark 3 bedrooms, furnlshd. splll-level. $2,400 ono and other apartments from $1,500 $3,500 Stanley Richard *****01
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      717 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ■^pr^po^pt-^pr^pr^p HOUSES/ FLATS WANTED by Several Expatriates (Preferably Pandan Valley). Yearly rent In advance Tel *****/ ***** •Csof^OfCOpCOf^O<"^O V V >y vr v V FRIENDLY AMUNE COUPLES require Houses/ Flats Rentals $600 $1,500 Furnished/ unfurnished Prefer Kalong. Changi. Bedok. Normanton Park. Seletar. Thomson areas. Appreciate your calling.
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      710 22 DETACHED HOUSES Btoliopegato HOrn Ban Teng Park $720,000 Bukit Timah Road $500,000 victoria Part Road $540 000 CoroneHon Road Was. $350 000 Eng Neo A.anu* SMO.OOO Sommervilla Eatala $320,000 Clama«li Part $320,000 demaflb Part. $450 000 rhw««i«» v»sooor ZI~ZZL' woollerton part WaoßarionPart Jeooooo Paair Paniang Road $570,000 Swvttenham Road J1
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      1608 22 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED 3-BEO- OIST S WEST COAST Road ROOMED apartment within ***** sq ft with old bungalow, walking distance to Orchard well preserved Suitable to build Road Recently completed No condominium, lownhouses. restriction to foreigners En- clubs, houses/ semi-detached quiries U>: Continental Housing terraces $26/- ps
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      1045 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES OFFICE SPACE FOR sale at Tan- glut Shopping Centre Area 2.100 sq ft Reasonable rates Tel *****11 OFFICE SPACE FOR rent at Stainford Rd SOJ sq ft $651) pm inclusive of pub Tel *****7 office space for sale Outs.de CBD Near Shenton Way Area 1.930 sq ft
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      10 23 I KIM YUNG DUX. Departed 11.9.1976
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      273 23 DEPARTED 5-9-1979 AGED 63 YEARS THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. CHUA CHENG GIAM NEE LOW SIEW KENG. EXPRESS DEEPEST THANKS TO ALL RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES FOR THEIR KIND ATTENDANCE. DONATIONS. WREATHS. ASSISTANCE RENDERED DURING THEIR RECENT BE REAVEMENT. The Family Of The Late MR. LIM CHENG
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      160 23 aged 93 departed to be with lh» Lord on 9.9 79 leaving behind on* ton. and 2 daughters Choo Siu Go«m Mdm Hebe Choo. Mdm Helen Choo. 2 daughters in law grand-children c great-grandchil-dren Corlege will leave Spore Casket lor Chu. Chu Kang Christian Cemetery at 2 00
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      1344 23 I SERVICES BUSINESS 73 At Your Service K»c«ii1* .n (yint.ng t.titing rv<l\ )«tt«rh«jdl (M»* you mmttl B-ll* tnvoic*! Anr «H hind o' Stationary twit D*t,gninQ. •mhoiting work! Hw -wailablt he»e RELIABLE ft EFFICIENT URGENT PRINTING CALL US TOOAV AT MS. 2nd Fl Ptopl. I r-k C.nt,. T^ *****2 ***** _j
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      774 23 V SERVICES BUSINESS 91 Wanted WANTED TO PURCHASE second ti.u (1 pianos at any condition nd Reasonable prior Con'an IJ***** VI EDUCATION 41 100 Dancing A NEW SOCIAL Dancing Class for t* j Rinn* > i^ commencing 2 30 pm Saturda> 15/9/79 Contact: Sunny Low Pohsan Dane* sin, Ik. 22W703
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      636 23 92 Nursery Children HOUSEWIFE AT AMG Ma Klo willing to babyMt children above 2 yt-ars Tel *****S2 TRAINING fashion Design > 4 Dress- Making \f M J yTfAdvertising Design] 4-m Interior Design FRENCH. JAPANESE. GERMAN. M.uidarm English. Shorthand. Typewriting Boudville Language Commercial School. 2-29. Peninsula Complex *****2. IMPORT AND EXPORT
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      680 23 VI EDUCATION TRAINING GIRLS! Jobs are Becoming n»o*f K) gel you need benc (mastications The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Pnvaie Secretary s Certificate is recognised mternationaHy as one of me highest qualifications oDtamaWe This examination is the only Private Secretarial E «am>nai«y supervised by the Ministry 0' Education
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      717 23 STAMFORD CENTRE The largest and most progres sive resource centre lor edu cation in business and trie professions in South East Asia THE PERFECT RECEPTIONIST CUM TELEPHONIST A 14 wee* intensive and systematic course of practical training in reception and tele phone techniques: human and public relations; charm and personality,
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      529 23 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS 114 Tours ANNUAL OFFERS 8D TAIWAN $1305 7D THAILAND $619 5D GT. PG. CHS $145 Dep 20. 27 '8. 2. 3 5. 10. 17. 24 '9 21MN tie nting Every Fri $75 31) GT P Dickson 7/***** 41) UT KUL/ Kraser 10/9 $129 51) Bangkok/ Pattaya Dly
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      493 23 STPB beano* No 003 MODERN POPULAR TOURS 5DGT. PEN CHS $160/205 5DGT. PEN. HDYS239 2D3N DENTING $79 2DAY GENTING AIR $140 6DA Y LAKE TOBA $480 7UBKK&t"MAI$599 SI) BKK PATTAYA $559 71) MNL HONGKONG $919 MNL.TPE.SEL.TYO HKG 19D $1619. 16D $2329 141) TPK.HKG BKK $1619 17DAY AMERICAN $3495 21DAY EUROPE
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      386 23 VII TRAVELS, RESTAURANTS ON YOU* WAV TO EUROPE STOPOVER IN SRI LANKA FOR DETAILS CALL:GERMAN ASIAN TRAVELS 1303/4 Straits rEErTRI''inaaprlrVimii t^: »is 1 hi 435 TAOe*. 117 Where to Stay CHENG RESTHOUSE r,«,m $1,1 Woe* Jo dai naming hall available 101 Marine Parade SLOANE COURT HOTEL moral Road.Orchard Area DaUj
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      142 Deaths
      313 24 Give her of the Iruitt o» her handi: and let her own workt praise her in the galas Pro< 3131 Grace Kok Kwai Ling >I with the Lord leaving bahind Chan Lim T»i Daughters: i Kok w.u Man I Kok N Sont in-laai I Tan Kirn Khenf I
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      144 In Memonam
      80 24 OSP T C PERREAU (Form., OC SIS/CID) Departed: 11-9-77 lli> Life waa lull ul kindly deeds A helping h.inil to all in need. Sun ere and true in heart and mind A menmr> >v»eet he left behind by SGT LIONEL PHILIP MONTEMO (Irp;irU-d 11-9-78 l)r«'pl> mi>>. tlwftjri
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      IN EVER LOVING memory of
      29 24 IN EVER LOVING memory of MR. TOK TECK HUP D.p.n»d 11/»/74 S y»-.irs h.ivp piMd, bul your ■wed ri-niriiilir.ini ■<• iv Mill with From your crutdrxi loving grwtd children j
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      IN EVER LOVING MEMORY
      21 24 ROSY LIM DEPARTED 11-»- 1977 Sadly mmid but dearly rtm*m barad by husband, ton and lovad ones.
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      17 24 MR. CHAN MIAN HOW Departed 11.9.78 Dearly mitMd by family and loved onm.
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      19 24 In everloving memory of Mr. Tan Jaw Cheng Departed 11th Sepl 77 Always remembered by wile, children and grandchildren
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      133 24 PHILIP JOSEPH MONTEIRO DIED: 11th SEPTEMBER 1978 Sadly mis»*d and always remembered by wife and daughters MRS ROSY LIM O*p«rt«i 11.9.77 Always tem»mhcroJ •CM chwurwd by CHOR CHON GUAT JENNIFER MOON MANDY IRENE PHECK HAR PAT DIANA REMEMBERING HIM T.C. PERREAU You tia\e Kcmt- iwaj two
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      WITH FONDEST LOVE AND MEMORIES OF
      21 24 WITH FONDEST LOVE AND MEMORIES OF MRS ROSY LIM DEPARTED ON 11.9.77 FOREVER CHERISHED M THOUGHTS BY FAMILY AND LOVED ONES.
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      145 Requiems
      60 24 CHANAN SINGH BHEKHA Departed 6.9.79. Tti* Bhog Ceremony will be held on Sunday 1«lh September 197* between 3 pm 5 p«n at the Khalsa Dharmak Sabha, tl Ntven Road. The family thanks the sun oi Ward 34 TTSM. nursing colteagues. relaI lives and tnends for their assistance, condolences
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    40 24 IN LOVING MEMORY OF D. LOUIS Departed: 113.78 A year hu paaaed since you left ua. Till we meet again on our heavenly father'! ihore». mem orlei of you still linger on. Deeply mlaaed by beloved wife and loved one*
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    Great guns! It's quite a show
    421 25  -  JANIE KHOO Story by Pictures by Straits Timss Chief Cameraman MAX KIAN SENG WITH guns blazing, the troopers of 2 Singapore Infantry Regiment went into action on Sunday leaving, at a safe distance, a highly impressed group of community leaders, MPs, members of the
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    They say in the army: Chow's mighty fine
    94 25 WHAT'S cooking In the i army? Just goad food, or so said reporter •Janie Khoo, who was among the guests who had lunch at SAF's Guillemard Camp oa Sunday. "We were served 'army chow. Contrary to public misconception that the army Is
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      Scheckter's success poses problem
      343 26 IT'S 18 NOW MONZA (Italy), Mon. Two new Grand Prix wlli Join the 198* Formula One circuit, the Constructor's Association announced after an apparently successful peace accord with the sport's ruling body. The circuit will expand to 18 races with the addition of Grand Prix In
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      Italian Grand Prix results
      96 26 MONZA, (Italy), Mon. Results of the Italian Grand Prix here yesterday: 1 Jody Scheckter (SA) Ferrari, 1 hr 22 mm ti.22 sec., average speed 212.18 kph; 2 UUIe» VUleneuve (Can) Ferrari 1.22:M.«8: 3 Clay Reganonl (Swl) Williams 1.22:K.N; 4 Nlkl Lauda (Aas) Brabham- Alfa 1.22:54.82; 5
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      102 26 STANDINGS in the world drivers' championship after yesterday's Italian Grand Prix: 1 Jody Scheckter (Ferrari) 51 pts; 2 Gilles Villeneuve (Ferrari) 38; S Jacques Laffite (Ligier) 36; 4 Alan Jones (Williams) 34; 5 Clay Regazzoni (Williams) 27; C Patrick Depailler (Ligier) 20, Carlos Reutemann (Lotus) 20; 8 Jean Pierre
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      Lock icon Sally cruises to victory
      109 26 DENVER (Colorado), Mon. South African Sally Little scored a finalround 72 for a seven-under-par total of 209 to cruise to victory in a US$lOO,OOO ($214,000) women's professional golf tournament here yesterday. Sally had rounds of 66, 71, 72 in earning her third victory of the year.
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      Lock icon Graham comes back hard to find success
      344 26 SUTTON (Massachusetts), Mon. Veteran Lou Graham, grudgingly, surrendered the lead in the third round yesterday morning, then rebounded with a pressure-packed effort in the afternoon for a onestroke victory over Ben Crenshaw in the U*****,000 ($535,000) Pleasant Valley golf classic. Forced to play
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      230 26 Lyle strides to top spot in European golf TURNBERRY (Scotland), Monday BRITAIN'S Sandy Lyle strode to a stunning seven-stroke victory in the European Open golf championship here yesterday a win which earned him £17,500 ($84,350) and took him to the top of the continent's order of merit. The 21-year-old, newlycapped,
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      Hundal is re-elected
      53 26 A. S. HUNDAL was re-elected chairman of the Scorpions Darts Club at their annual meeting. Other office bearers: Ray Lee (secretary), Cecilia Ouek (asst. secretary), Mike Wong (treasurer), Andy Tan (asst. treasurer), Willie Teng (house captain), Robert Chang (team A captain). Pritam Singh (team B captain). Niva
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      22 26 BURNA3Y (Canada), Mon Mervin Adams, 59, coach of the Australian women's field hockey team, died following a heart attack AP.
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      124 26 SUNTORY OPEN TO KUSAKABE CHIBA (Japan), Mon Overnight co-leader Masaji Kusakabe, of Japan, carded a three-under-par 69 to *in the US$lBl,OOO ($724,000) Suntory Open golf tournament here yesterday, with an 11-under total of 277. Taiwan's Lv LiangHuan finished second with a 54-hole total of 278 after posting a 69 final
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      Vase turns into champions race
      495 26  -  FAIRWAY By THE Sultan's Gold Vase on Sunday was a duel between two classes of champions. Among the jockeys, it was match between young Leslie Khoo, best local rider for the past two seasons, and the veteran and vastly-experienced Ron Hutchinson, reigning champion jockey. In
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      183 26 BLED (Yugoslavia), Mon. The East German crew won two of the three men's finals held during the morning session at the world rowing championships here yesterday. The East Germans, current world champions in five of the eight men's events, indicated their desire to dominate the championships
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      IPOH WEIGHTS
      415 26 Tk. t^j, The Ipoh pro-am meeting scheduled for this weekend i has been reduced toa one^iavlffair 10 a one-aay anair and Will be confined to amateur! Sa, s ™W"-: ni.llir.rini. MJMAcZmT- 1 nL MAHACIMI-I.7MM 8 Silver Btrd 83 0 5 Yawmitr 77.0 1 Paratdln 76 5 7 Semantan
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      511 27 McEnroe and Tracy become youngest players to win Open BBJBtcH JOHN MrENROE flan* Ma racket Into the air and tamped with toy, and Tracy Austin broke down and cried as the hogged her mother an Centre Court at the United States national tennis centre. The 2«-year-old McEnroe and the
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      310 27 NKW YORK, Mon. Despite his defeat last week in the quarter-finals of the United States Open, Bjorn Borg is still the best tennis player in the world. In fact, he is on a plateau all by himself. So said the two Open finalists, Vitas Gerulaitis
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      223 27 NEW DELHI, Mon. INDIA have never won a series against Australia since the two countries first clashed in Test cricket 32 years ago, but the morale of their players has never been higher than after last week's famous match against England at the Oval. India came
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      601 27 BRIEFS Jury throw out yachting results NEWPORT (Rhode Island), Mon. An international jury have thrown out the results of the medium-distance race in the One Ton world yachting i championship The 200.8-kilometre race, starting here, will be re-run today. The jury, led by Canadian David Hague, decided to throw out
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      Lock icon Somerset hit double they lost last year
      312 27 Somerset hit double they lost last year NOTTINGHAM, Mon SOMERSET completed English cricket's one-day double at Trent Bridge here yesterday when they won the Sunday League title 24 hours after beating Northamptonshire in the Gillette Cup limited-over final at Lord's in London. Kent, leading the Sunday league by two points
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      Lock icon Hewitt and Greer mix well
      96 27 NEW YORK, Mon. Bob Hewitt and Greer Stevens, of South Africa, won the United States Open mixed doubles title yesterday, beating Frew McMillan, also of South Africa, and Betty Stove, of Holland, 7-5,6-3. The final results: Slaglei: Met: John McEnroe (US) bt Vitas Orulaitis (US)
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      1264 28 Meet Wee and Yeo, national captains GOALKEEPERS Edmund Wee and Ronnie Yeo will captain Singapore at soccer and hockey respectively when the South-east Asia Games get under way next week. So who better to profile them than Tlmesport's RAJAGOPAL JEGATHESAN, himself a national goalkeeper, who
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      De Souza refutes allegations
      602 28  - De Souza refutes allegations BERNARD PEREIRA By 6 I'M not M much against DonUraj's appointment m I am against the appointment of a C Grade judge. In dating so, the SAAA have broken the rules of race-walking, which clearly states 'a C grade Judge will have the power at disqualification
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      HELI COME BACK WITH BITE
      121 28 DEFENDING champkwi HeU Orient showed that they were not toothle* tigers, despite a poor season in the Singapore Darts Association League, overcoming Sheb A the Divi sioo One champions. 2-0 in the 1001 team trmMSm' darts championship at Joe's Place. International Plaza HeU Orient, who
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      Filipinos have plenty to think about
      301 28  - Filipinos have plenty to think about PETER SIOW By PROFESSIONALISM is a dirty word at least where the Basketball Association of the Philit* pines are concerned. They have lost so many fine players to the professional clubs in Manila that there is now grave concern. That concern must have been
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      Chiew Guay, Kunalan to lead
      74 28 Chiew Guay, Kunalan to lead or mn r.iui i anag&Kahal Knnalan and Eng Chiew Guay were appointed respective captains of the men and women track and field squads for the Southeast Asia Games in Jakarta starting on Friday week. kiinalM, 37, will be making his seventh SKA Games appearance while
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      Shell win
      45 28 SHELL Sports Club beat Jurong Town Corporation 3-0 in the Singapore Business Houses' table tennis championships at Poi Ching School last night. Other results: Singapore Airlines Yellow bt Esso 3-0, Harper GilfUlan bt SLA White M. Nanyang Siang Pau bt SLA Blue 3-1
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      97 28 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Fraser and Neave age-group semi-finals (SBA hall, 7.30). BILLIARDS Inter-Minis try competition: Environment v National Development (Dempsev Rd). HOCKEY SHA league: Khalsa v Jansenites (Balestier), SCC v Armed Forces (Padang), Div IB: Police B v Malays (Police Academy). RUGBY Friendly: Singapore under-23 v Police (Thomson Rd, 5.15).
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      193 28 A POWER SSS FOR BOATING PLEASURE S.E. ASIA 2nd INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 6-10 AUGUST 1980 OF BOATS' PLEASURE CRAFTS, MAINTENCE WORLD TRADE CENTRE AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT SINGAPORE If l"""^^^™ ""li lj^* m^'^^^m\ If you trade in: j^e first such event held in Singapore two years Aquascooters, Boat Kits to Boat ago
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      Computers poised to take over soon?
      526 29  - Computers poised to take over soon? PATRICK BASTIANS By m» THE computers are coming and nowhere is it more evident than in tenpin bowling, where, one day, they may dictate the ideal styles and rolls for any bowler, given his or her statistics and other data. No monstrosities these, just
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      FAS to stop annual subsidy
      412 29  -  JOE DORAI NFL SEASON TO START EARLY NEXT YEAR By IN SHORT... NO NFL subsidy. ALL NFL matches on home ground. HOME Malaysia Cap-ties on Saturdays. SIX months for all FAS tournaments. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE clubs will not receive their annual subsidy from the Football
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      The proud three
      66 29 THE three youngsters have every reason to show off their award!* for they are the champions of the Coca Cola age-group soccer skill competition. Eric Low, (from left), the nnder-lS champion, LatlfT Abdul Rahman, the under-14 winner, and Yeo Hong Joo, who won the under-1! title, recevled
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      Fitting farewell
      115 29 FARRER PARL 3 KAKI BUKIT 1 IT was a fitting farewell lo striker Nasir Jalil as Farrer Park United; scored a surprise win over i Kaki Bukit in their National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. It was Nasir's, as well
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      Yachtsmen show interest in Thai Fireball
      204 29  - Yachtsmen show interest in Thai Fireball PETER SIOW By SEVERAL leading local yachtsmen have shown interest in the Asian Fireball championship, off Pattaya, in December. Among them are Tan Tee Suan, Loh Kok Hwa, Tan Kok Wah, Kino Goh. Loo Teck Lim, Lock Hong Kit and Ho Kah Soon, au
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      Australians ask SBA for friendly games
      209 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By I PIONEER BADMINTON CLUB, of Western Australia, have asked the Singapore Badminton Association for two friendly matches in the Republic next month. The matches are likely to be played at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Oct. 23 and 25 but not
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      Singapore golfers mean business
      468 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By KUALA LUMPUR, Mm The Asian Golf federation will decide in Slngaporetomorrow whether to include Papa* New Guinea on next year's Asian circuit. Circuit ro-ordlnator Kirn Hail said yesterday that the meeting, held In conduction with the Nomura Cnp tournament, also would finalise other
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      Centralised
      34 29 THE Singapore South-east Asia Games soccer squad went into centralised training from last night in their final phase of preparation. The players, who are housed at the FAS dormitory, will train twice daily.
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      26 29 SEOUL, Mon Sudan beat Bangladesh 4-1 and Bahrain defeated Sri Lanka 1-0 in the South Korean President's Cup soccer tournament here today- AFP. I
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    Leg crushed but she became Miss America
    99 30 KI.KVKN years ago, fecUrs told her she would never walk again after *ne of her legs was crashed In a ear accident. But on Sunday night, she became what moat American women dream about Miss America. Cheryl Prewltt, W, seen at right showing
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    44 30 LONDON, Mon. Leylands, the state-owned motor company which is going through financial difficulties again, has asked trade unions to agree to the lay-off of 25,000 workers within the next two years, the closing of four workshops and reduction of three others. AFP.
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    41 30 NKW YORK. Mon. Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 indus #74.91 up 0.76, 20 transp 258.36 up 0.15, 15 utils 108.36 off 0.06, 65 storks 308.27 up 0.16. UPI.
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    Lock icon Siamese twins parted — with one leg each
    204 30 Siamese twins parted with one leg each TAIPEH, Monday IN A nationally-televised operation, a group of 36 doctors and medical experts today successfully separated a pair of Siamese twins who had been attached below the waist, leaving two one-legged children, =r hospital sources said. The 32-month-old twins, Chang Chung-jen and
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    60 30 TOKYO, Mon. Inflationary pressures are building up throughout Asia, reflecting rising prices of oil products, soaring personal costs and increases in public utility charges, the Bank of Japan said today. In a report on Asian economic conditions, the central bank said tbe inflationary trend is particularly
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    Cuba talks a mixed victory for most
    620 30  -  GOH KIAN CHEE By HAVANA, Monday THE sixth non-align-ed summit which ended yesterday is seen as a mixed victory of sorts for most interested parties. The Cubans had only qualified success in their attempts to capture the movement. In the process of trying,
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    390 30 BANGKOK, Mon THAILAND will deal with an expected fresh influx of Kampuchean refugees on humanitarian principles, Thai Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan said here today. Gen Kriangsak told re- i porters on his return from J a tour of Sweden, Canada and
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    280 30 64 m ADULT U.S. ILLITERATES, SAYS STUDY NEW YORK, Monday MORE than 50 per cent of adult Americans lack the language skills to perform everyday tasks like addressing an envelope and federal literacy programmes have made only a small dent in the problem, a new Ford Foundation study reveals. The
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        478 1  -  FONG WENG FATT Bookshelf By I THINK the easiest way to kill interest in learning a subject is to force the student to take a test on it. Thus when I took a look at the titles of the three new books in Sin
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        145 1 —Z^x£% This essay will be broadcast today at 11.39 a.m. and on Friday at 9.45 p.m. over the Chinese network of Radio Singapore. mm «r m tis^x^ s saiTT AE+-B S.W- ±*F -tf¥ i«TX» AE+BB ftffIZ ♦ffifct WMAiPffl WfiA*tHftfffl**# *n*J7 o Mttft "SI" ii&tt<Dtt*f?M A o flrnt^A o
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        86 1 THE illustrated word is pronounced dng, meaning a storey, layer or a degree. It has been reduced to seven strokes from its regular form, in brackets, of IS. Here are some common combinations of the word: cengc! gradations; series; orders cengcengdied* piled up; tier upon tier cengchubuqiong layer
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        246 1  -  CHEN XUEXING >s^ig#m- Compiled by The Fundamental Syllables x-j-jl£. 359. xU >iomT dried prawns u^^ 351. dan xiomheng mister j.n 352. xlang tiongdong rather ;-a> 353. xlao >ioo»i news b j 354. Jde lien scorpion 355. xin xinku tiresome Hgn+ BIT 359. King xTngwii fishy odour IJ'^J^k
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        77 1 INSIDEnV Centre-spread Pages 9-7 c "Look What they've done to our togs, Ma!" Tuesday Column: Why I quit my Job to travel Singapore's first violin maker The Arts Page Pages Also reviews of a Chinese drama and a piano recital by Roman Rudnytsky. Two new TV series Leisure P»ge2 The
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        346 2 THOSE who have read about Eva Yuen Man-Wah's unusual sculptures and seen some of her exhibits- at the Explanade not so long ago may like to see the artist at work over Channel 8 at 8.10 tonight. The programme on Youth tonight features an interview with
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        447 2  - Line-up of new programmes DANA LAM By THERE'S magnetism in power and the struggle to gain or maintain it have all been seen in programmes like The Money Changers and Wheels which were the talk of the town not so long ago. Next week, beginning on September 18, is a
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        183 2 THE energy crisis is almost becoming a cliche, the way it is being talked about. But the urgency to conserve and to find alternative fuel continues to mount as world energy resources drop steadily and certainly. Beginning tomorrow over channel 5 at 9.50 p.m. will
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        990 5  -  NANCY CHNG Meet Boon Lay Singapore's first violin-maker By SHE IS Singapore's only professional violin-maker, but Miss Tay Boon Lay was reluctant to be inter viewed. "I don't like publicity," she explained. She was surprised when the Straits Times called on her, saying that her
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        481 5 "The Busy Folk," by I-Lien Drama Society, Drama Festival, Victoria Theatre Reviewed by GERALDINE TANG IMAGINE the confusion that could arise if you have a Chinese servant-boy whose funny name is KhaiMen (literally, "open the door" in Mandarin!). This was the basis for some embarrassing and
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        338 5  - Abundance of fine playing, musical detail LIM PENG ANN Piano recital by Roman Rudnytsky DBS Auditorium Reviewed by ROMAN RUDNYTSKY's piano ricital at the DBS Auditorium last Sunday evening gave us very assured readings throughout but it was hampered in minor ways that prevented a really successful recital. A Julliard
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        160 5 AN EXHIBITION of wnrirc hu i/v»ai artictc !,Th« h«H oi thf TJk r-n A,!^ Alpha Gallery. Called Contemporaries '79, it will feature the modem paintings of 15 Singaporean artists. The exhibition will be held from Sept 12 to Sept 15, with a special preview on Tuesday, Sept 11Alpha
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        592 6  - Look what to their they've done toes. Ma! SHEILA CHEONG Story by Pictures by CHRIS LOH WE TOOK courage last week, and opened ourselves to those most notoriously difficult of all customers and models children. We grabbed a whole bundle of clothes from the racks and shelves of the children's
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        285 6 THE CHILDREN had a ball of a time choosing their own clothes in complete independence of their parents, for once. They picked what they wanted, and we got the correct size for them. Little Samantha, our Kirl with the passion for long dresses, tried on a
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        1118 7  -  LIN By "GOING TO Europe? How lovely! For how long?! You dont know 7 What about your job? YOU QUIT!?!!" This was the usual reaction I gof when my friends hoard of my plans to trot around Europe for a while. Every one of them thought
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        728 8 f^IMB COMPUTER PROCESSING SERVICES PTE LTD CPS is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Straits Steamship Group which ranks amongst Singapore's most progressive organisations and operates in a modern professional management environment. The Divisions of the Group cover a wide and diverse range of business activities. The Bureau operates an
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        432 9 m> P C I DISPLAYS His: PTE LTD IvJS (AVER RAJAH FACILITY) P C I Displays invites applications for the following positions:— A) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Possess I T B Certificate in Electronic Servicing. At least a few years experience in Semiconductor Manufacturing as a Technician with knowledge of manual autobonder
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        590 9 MALAYSIA INTERNATIONAL PALM OIL INDUSTRIES SDN. BERHAD (A Member of the PERN AS Group) Invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the following posts: 1 TRAINEE PROCESS PLANT OPERATOR (MALE) Requirements: Must possess M.C.E. with passes in Mathematics and Science. Application stating age, qualification, experience and salary expected together with recent
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        498 9 ELECTRICAL SITE SUPERVISOR LOCATION: Bonder Seri Begowon. Brunei SALAIY: $800 00 to S 1 ,200 00 p*r month ■HMM0MMM Dipkxno m electrical power engineering from a te<hnicol institute Chargemon Certificate issued by the Chief El«ctricol Inip^tor EXPERIENCE Minimum 7 years experience in building services. BENEFITS: Return oir fore every year
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        1102 9 Guthrie Ropel Berhad INTERIM REPORT 1979 The unaudited results of the company, ami of the Group, tor the halt year to 50th [line, 1979 are as follows: 6 months to 30th June Group Compan\ 1979 1978 1979 1978 Output Rubber 000 kilos 5.369 5.319 2.604 2.589 Palm oil tonnes 19.058
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