The Straits Times, 2 November 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Lock icon OHIRA, FUKUDA IN SHOWDOWN
    489 1 Crucial poll today for premiership TOKYO, Thursday IN A FINAL showdown to end the protracted crisis within Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party, Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira will be pitted against his chief rival and predecessor, Mr Takeo Fukuda, m a crucial election tomorrow for the presidency
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    Lock icon 'Crash plane used wrong runway'
    499 1 'Crash plane used wrong runway' MEXICO CITY, Thursday A LANDING on the wrong runway was blamed for the crash of a Western Airlines DC-10 at Mexico City airport m which 74 people were killed yesterday. "It was definitely not structural. There's no question about that," said Federal Aviation Authority spokesman
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    Paper: Iran denounces defence pact with US
    9 1 TOKYO, Thurs
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    MAMIE DIES
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    Lock icon 'Rope trick' falls through
    79 1 JOENKOEPING (Sweden), Thurs. Hopes that Joenkoeping would become the site today of the world's tallest sculpture, called "the Indian rope trick," have disappeared m a cloud of dust. Sculptor Kalle Oernemark and his friends were busy clearing up his front garden after a mobile crane collapsed
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    Lock icon New strain of pneumonia
    60 1 PITTSBURGH, Thurs. Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Virginia have detected a new strain of pneumonia the first since Legionnaires' Disease that has taken seven lives. The new form of pneumonia, called Pittsburgh Pneumonia Agent, strikes cancer and organ transplant patients whose
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    Lock icon Bid to curb inflation, prop up yen
    145 1 TOKYO, Thurr THE Bank of Japan today acted to curb inflation and help the sagging yen by raising the official discount rate by one per cent to 6.25 per cent. The move, which follows a similar step by West German authorities yesterday, will
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    Lock icon LET'S GET ON WITH THE BUSINESS!
    173 1 LET'S GET ON WITH THE BUSINESS! LONDON, Thurs. The House of Commons voted last night to talk a little less. By 225 to 96, they agreed j that m major evening debates on new legislaI tion, the Speaker might I be empowered to tell I any backbencher who speaks longer
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    Lock icon Politician's answer to stone tossers
    92 1 NEW DELHI, Than. A politician who was once a wrestler said today he would wear a greea crash helmet after being hit by stones during India's general election campaign. Mr Raj Naraln, a leader of the Lok DaJ Party since he gave ap wrestling, is
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    Lock icon Call to UN for Viet pullout: Asean confident
    420 1 Call to UN for Viet pullout: Asean confident UNITED NATIONS, Thursday the process of national reconstruction. It proposes that the assembly call on all countries "to refrain from any activity which could be detrimental" to the Kampucheans' right to self-determination and constitute interference m their internal affairs. It says any
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    Lock icon 'Viets aim to push Khmers from Thai border'
    217 1 'Viets aim to push Khmers from Thai border' BANGKOK, Thurs. VIETNAMESE strategy m its battle against combined Khmer Rouge and non-communist Khmer Serel rebels now seemed clearly aimed at pushing the resistance forces away from the Thai border and back into the Kampuchean interior, Thai military sources said today. Vietnamese
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    Mao revised?
    45 1 BEIJING, Thurs. The Fourth Congress of Chinese Writers and Artists, the first to be held In 19 years, felt a "proper revision certain "inappropriate" ideas of Mao Zedong should be carried out, although his thoughts remain the "guiding light" for Chinese literature. KFP.
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    Lock icon Tanker crash
    44 1 GALVESTON, Thurs. A tanker carrying 400,000 ban-els of crude oil collided with a freighter m the Gulf of Mexico today, burst into flames and sank, 'the US Coast Guard said. Three crewmen were reported killed and more than a dozen injured. AP.
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    Lock icon LATEST COUP TROOPS OPEN FIRE
    73 1 LATEST COUP TROOPS OPEN FIRE LA PAZ, Thors. At least three pe*pie were killed and several d«sen woamied when tr**ps UUnc part la the c*up la BoUvia opened Ore *o stadeatH, whi are ■■>- parten *f the civUlaa (•verament *f Prwddeat Walter Gaevera, begaa m a—lag la the ceatre of
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      101 1 5f pages today P.U.B. TO CONTROL SALE OF PLUGS Pag* 15 'CHINA cannot control exodus to Hongkong' S ISRAELI Govt bows to ruling on settlement S INSIDER trading trial IE trainees unhappy over move on reposting II PARENTS annoyed over stark wording 11 THE young volunteers shy away from elders
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      How Kimn failed in power play— and was arrested
      257 2 How Kimn failed in power play and was arrested SEOUL, Thursday IN DRAMATIC new revelations, South Korean and Western sources here said today that KCIA chief Kirn Jae-Kyu tried to draw Army Chief of Staff Gen Chung Seung-Haa into his plot after assassinating President Park Chung-Hee. However, after a long
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      Lock icon Plan to keep US supremacy in technology
      160 2 Plan to keep US supremacy in technology WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Jimmy Carter yesterday announced a federal programme to encourage innovation m industry m the United States. He said: "For a over a century, the United States has been the world leader m new processes, new technologies. "We still are, but
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      Lock icon Fraser gets a drenching in bed
      123 2 Fraser gets a drenching in bed CANBERRA, Than. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, who is recovering from a mild boat of pneumonia, was drenrbed by a window cleaner's huh pressure hose while m his sick bed, an official spokesman said today. He said the window cleaners had ensured that all
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      Lock icon Missing beer returned, so no probe
      106 2 Missing beer returned, so no probe THORNEY (England), Thurs. Villagers bearing cans of beer beat a path to the local policeman's door, and thereby staved off a probe recently into a missing truck load of beer. The load slipped off the lorry, near this eastern England village, and vanished. Police
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      Lock icon Sewer gang convicted
      62 2 NICE, Tturs. A French criminal court yesterday convicted three members of the gang that burrowed into a local bank through the sewers m July, 1976, getting away with an estimated US$lO million (5521.7 million) m cash and jewellery. But the jury acquitted three other accused, including Mr
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      Lock icon Indirect dig
      43 2 DERBY, Thurs. Chinese leader Hua Guofeng made a new indirect dig at the Soviet Union here today when he said that Beijing's close cooperation with the Rolls Royce aero engine company "may be a source of irritation to some people." AFP
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      Lock icon N. Korea agrees to repay debt to Japan
      229 2 N. Korea agrees to repay debt to Japan TOKYO, Thurs. North Korea and Japan have signed a formal agreement for the repayment of 85 billion yen (SJ7BI million) Pyongyang owes Tokyo, paving the way for the resumption of bilateral trade, a Japanese official said yesterday. Mr Yoshihiro Nomura, representative for
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      342 2 Oscovor all the ngredtonts of harmonious living ]Ma ~~~JdWfcz^ ■Bc^Cr' •Mtoiv* fwwdentm estates .n fashionable Kaiong 5fX-^V^[W** Wj^-Uj H^>^'^BSp\it^W Tho boat focroallon. ontortunmorX and «hoppmg tff "^ll/4^- ly^f^ focilltiet surround you m Maryland PwV Yet you W)X~!V*WW* W UTfl TtituT^K^^ am only 10 minutes away from th« city district t^^^f^r^
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      303 2 A truly phenomenal new speaker system has come to town The M&K Satellite-Volkswoof er System What does it sound like? Suppose a great live band and vocalist performed music to performance at a remarkable price your liking, right m your home Imagine the tremendous clarity Because it's automatically bi-ampMied. you
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      Lock icon CHINA CANNOT CONTROL EXODUS TO HK'
      264 3 HONGKONG, Thursday CHINA seems unable to control the exodus of illegal immigrants to Hongkong, Mr Lewis Havies, Secretary for Security of this British colony, said today. Security forces rounded up and repatriated 11,350 illegal immigrants to China last month this year's third highest monthly
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      Lock icon Espaldon: Pirates got arms from Sabah
      209 3 Espaldon: Pirates got arms from Sabah MANILA, Thurs. Philippines southern Commander Rear Admiral Romulo Espaldon charged Sabah with supplying arms and ammunition to Kilipino pirates. Tne pirates hijacked a launch load of people last week from Sabah. In an interview m Bulletin Today newspaper published here today, Adm Espaldon said
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      Lock icon A rare glimpse of 'Tiger' Giap
      108 3 A rare glimpse of 'Tiger' Giap VIETNAMESE Defence Minister General Vo Ngugen Glap m one of his rare public' appearances. He was speaking at a news conference In Algiers on his arrival m the Algerian capital on Wednesday to attend the 25th anniversary celebrations of the Algerian war of independence.
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      Lock icon Go-slow by oil workers threatens economy
      195 3 Go-slow by oil workers threatens economy A CONTINUING "go slow" campaign by workers of the state-run Indian Oil Corporation is turning into a major economic crisis. Officials said the agitation had so far led to a 35 per cent cut m the distribution of petroleum products by lOC refineries, which
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      Lock icon Lack of facilities slow down flow of aid to refugees
      366 3 BANGK OK, Thurs WITH the increasing rate of international aid, seri- ous logistic problems are beginning to bog down reception and distribution I of supplies, especially at Kompong Som, 200 km south-west of Phnom Penh and the only deep-water port
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      Lock icon The docile Japanese wife? Not
      116 3 anymore... TOKYO, Than. Western men dream ot a docile Japanese wife bat those accommodating ladies may be getting hard to find. A survey released yesterday by the Ministry of Health has found that Increasingly In Japan It to the wife who asks for divorce. Not
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      Lock icon Embassy raid
      55 3 SAN SALVADOR, Thurs. Leftist gunmen killed two people and sprayed the Guatemalan Embassy with machinegun fire m the second attack on a diplomatic mission m as many days yesterday. On Tuesday, two US marines and two demonstrators were wounded when some 200 leftists tried to storm over the
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    • Obituary
      Lock icon Mamie to all, with a ready smile OBITUARY
      244 4 Mamie to all, with a ready smile OBITUARY WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mamie Eisenhower, who died here today at the age of 82. was a popular First Lady during her husband's eight years as president but went into virtual seclusion after his death 10 years ago. Mamie, as everyone called her, had
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      Lock icon Free education, health service take big cuts
      330 4 LONDON, Thursday BRITAIN'S system of free education, its famous national health service and its transport networks will suffer from major public spending cuts announced by the Conservative Government today. But spending on defence, law and order and some welfare, especially old age pensions,
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      Lock icon Powerless takeoff
      39 4 NICOSIA, Thurs. The energy crisis has brought a breath of fresh air to motor less flight, and gliding, hang-gliding and ballooning are fast growing m popularity, delegates at an international sports flying conference were told yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon China lifts price control to boost economy
      389 4 BEIJING, Thursday IN A move that would have been considered economic heresy a year ago China says it is removing price controls on thousands of items to spur competition and boost the economy. The move towards a market-orientated economy was announced tonight by
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      Lock icon SOVIET SHIP ABLAZE
      57 4 SOVIET SHIP ABLAZE THE Soviet expedition ship Olenlon caught fire yesterday off Denmark's Baltic coast. The ship burst into flames after it collided with a Soviet tanker General Shkodunovlch m the morning. Four men were reported dead or missing m the stormy seas, and the blazing Olenlon, split m two,
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      Lock icon An overwhelming 'yes' by British Leyland workers
      188 4 An overwhelming 'yes by British Leyland workers LONDON, Thurs. Work ers at British Leyland (BL), the country's troubled motor giant, have voted overwhelmingly to support proposed cutbacks aimed at reversing the company's decline. Management announced today Sat BL's 155,000 workforce voted by a seven-to-one majority to phase out 25,000 jobs,
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      Lock icon Combing through DC-10 debris
      36 5 Combing through DC-10 debris MEXICO CITY airport officials and rescue workers wade through the debris from the Western Airlines DC-ll which crashed In the Mexican capital on Wednesday. Seventy-tear passengers and crew were killed. AP picture.
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      That flash off S. Africa may be a superbolt
      159 5 NEW YORK, Thurs. A "superbolt," which is a lightning flash so powerful that it can release as much energy as a small nuclear weapon, may account for what was originally thought to be a nuclear detonation off South Africa last month,
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      Lock icon Howard Baker enters the election fray
      283 5 Howard Baker enters the election fray WASHINGTON, Thurs. Senate Republican leader Howard Baker announced his candidacy for the presidential nomination today and called for a "new generation of confidence' 1^ m the United States. The 53-year-old Tennessean said he could "absolutely guarantee" he will defeat either President Carter or Sen.
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      Lock icon CARTER A 2-TO-1 UNDERDOG TO TED, SAYS POLL
      190 5 CARTER A 2-TO-1 UNDERDOG TO TED, SAYS POLL WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Jimmy Carter's approval rating has dropped to its lowest point yet m the Gallup poll, and the President is a 2-to-l underdog m his race with Senator Edward Kennedy for the Democratic presidential nomination, Mr George Gallup Jr said
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      Lock icon Kenya hits at Arabs spying on trade with Israel
      269 5 NAIROBI, Thurs. The Kenyan (iovern meat lashed out »t the Arab League yesterday after reports that League •fftoea here were spying on Kenya's trade with Israel. A statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs quoted reports appearing m the newspaper,
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      Lock icon Shah up and about
      62 5 NEW YORK, Thurs. The deposed Shah of Iran, like any other post-operative patient, is now watching television m his 17th floor hospital room mostly old movies. Spokeswoman Chiis Godek said the Shah, who now eats solid food and is up and about, prefers to watch movies.
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      Election funds can't be spent on witchcraft
      348 5 NAIROBI, Thurs CANDIDATES m Kenya's general election are allowed to spend up to 40,000 shillings (SJ13,OOO) on posters, loudspeakers, beer, dancers and almost anything else they think might get them votes but not witchcraft. President Daniel Arap Moi, knowing only too well the
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        Lock icon Shocking hubby
        83 5 A LONDONER who tried to electrocute his wife while she was washing dishes at the kitchen sink has been sentenced to five years m jail. Christopher Batley, 37, a qualified electrician, was said to have attached wires from the house mains to two pads, came up to the
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        Lock icon No 'girlies' for him
        84 5 GIRLIE magazines have cost 18-year-old David Willis his job. He refused to sell them. Willis, son of a Assemblies of God clergyman, was fired for banning the magazines from the newspaper stand he ran at Plymouth's central railway station. A spokesman for the John Menzies newspaper
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        Lock icon So what's next?
        90 5 FIRST IT was cigarettes, then it was saccharin. Now it turns out tea with lemon may be hazardous to your health if it's m the wrong cup. A University of Connecticut researcher has discovered the tea and lemon combination dissolves polystyrene cups commonly used m cafeterias. Since
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        Lock icon PF ready to accept C'wealth force
        184 5 PF ready to accept C'wealth force LONDON, Thurs, Patriotic Front guerilla leaders would be prepared to consider a Commonwealth force to police proposed new elections leading to legal independence m Zimbabwe, a guerilla spokesman said today. London peace talks between the guerillas and Bishop Abel Muzorewa's Salisbury government have been
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        26 5 TAIPEH, Thurs. Several suburban residents said they sighted an unidentified flying object at around midnight last Sunday, the United Daily News reported today. UPI.
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      Lock icon Israeli govt bows to ruling on settlement
      239 6 Israeli govt bows to ruling on settlement JERUSALEM, Thurs. The Israeli cabinet bowed to a High Court ruling today and agreed to move a controversial Jewish settlement from the heart of the Arab West Bank. After a five-hour cabinet session, Justice Minister Shmuel Tamir told reporters that the government would
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      Lock icon Station blast
      31 6 TEL AVIV, Thurs An explosion near the central bus station today killed one man, and police speculated the victim may have been an Arab terrorist planting a bomb. AP.
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      Lock icon Iraqi statement stokes volatile Iran border feud
      262 6 Iraqi statement stokes volatile Iran border feud BEIRUT, Thursday IRAQ has reopened a volatile border conflict with neighbouring Iran and seems to have begun supporting separatist movements threatening the authority of Teheran's revo- j lutionary government. Iraq's ambassador m Beirut, Mr Abdel-Hussein Muslim Hassan, issued a statement yesterday saying Iran
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      Lock icon JAKARTA DENIES FAMINE REPORT
      184 6 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Indonesian military authorities today denied an Australian press report that famine had hit the thousands of refugees m the former Portuguese colony of East Timor. The report was not correct, an army spokesman said. "Some of the refugees are m fact suffering from
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      280 6 WORLD BRIEFS MOTHER Teresa, winner of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize and angel of mercy to the poorest of the poor, said yesterday m Calcutta she will observe a month of silence before travelling to Oslo to accept her award. But the 69-year-old Catholic said with a tired smile that
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      Cancel sale of human heads, urges MP
      146 6 Cancel sale of human heads, urges MP LONDON, Tkan. A British p*rlUm«nUrUii taday asked L*ad«n MettaMen Sotheby's to cancel the sale preserved human heads tl American IndianH aod Australasians next Mon day. ''It la bad mnil to steal the land of (American) Indian pecpie and then killed them bat It
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      Lock icon Fishing zone
      29 6 CANBERRA, Thurs. Australia without fanfare today enlarged Its fishing zone from 21 km to 360 km, a vast area almost equal to the country's land mass. Reuter
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      310 8 B ■> DR. LEE CHIAW MENG MP for Farrer Park and Chairman of National Productivity Board will be officiating at the Opening Ceremony During the ceremony to mark the 30th anniversary of Kyowa Company Limited and the Conferment of Decoration of its Founder, Mr Shigetaro Yoshida on 28th May 1979,
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    Yong an agent who knew of takeover bid — prosecution
    1754 9  - Yong an agent who knew of takeover bid prosecution By CORINNE THAM STOCKBROKER Yong Teck Lin, 43, currently on trial for insider trading, was closely associated with the staff of Hong Leong Finance Ltd because he was their agent and learnt of the takeover bid for Singapore Finance Ltd because
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    Trade fair
    33 9 DR Tony Tan, Senior Minister of Stale (Education), will open the Boon Lay Trade Exposition 1979, at the junction of Corporation Road and Boon Lay Avenue, on Saturday at 7 pm.
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    IE trainees unhappy over move on reposting
    669 10  - IE trainees unhappy over move on reposting LEONG WENGKAM By TRAINEE teachers undergoing the Certificate m Education "A" Level course are protesting against an Institute of Education decision to cancel their reposting during training. The teachers have been collecting signatures for a petition since they were informed by letter of
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    Club service
    42 10 THE Rotary Club of Singapore has just completed a community service of delivering children's books to various organisations including the Children's Aid Society Melrose House, St Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children Boys Town and Chen Su Lan Methodist Children's Home.
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    Schools told to draw up book lists early
    143 10 THE Education Ministry has advised principals to draw up their book and stationery lists for next year as early as possible to enable publishers and booksellers to get adequate supplies before the schools reopen. At a press briefing yesterday, a ministry spokesman,
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    Centre to hold advanced English course for teachers
    228 10 Centre to hold advanced English course for teachers THE Language Project Centre plans to train 5M teachers m an advanced English language coarse beginning m January. The scries of courses for Kngllsh medium nongraduate teachers is part of a larger programme for Improving the English language proficiency of teachers. The
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    Learn to disco
    37 10 THE SAF Reservists Association will hold disco dance course every Thursday from 7.30 p m. to 9.30 p.m. at the music room of its general purpose hall starting next week. Those interested telephone *****22.
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    Disco dance
    34 10 THE SAF Reservists' Association is holding a disco dance night for members at the Association's general purpose hall, Lorong 6, Toa Payoh, on Nov 17 from 8 p.m. to midnight. Phone *****22.
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    Mormon study award offer for graduate teachers
    271 11 Mormon study award offer for graduate teachers IF YOU are a trained i graduate teacher who smokes or drinks and this includes tea and coffee then a Mormon scholarship being offered for studies m the United States is not for you. Unless you resolve to give these up. The scholarship
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    Autumn fair
    28 11 THE Singapore Cheshire Home will hold an Autumn Fair at its Changi Creek premises. Upper Changi Road, on Nov 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Parents annoyed over 'why not' question
    594 11 Parents annoyed over 'why not' question SOME parents are annoyed at being asked by the Education Ministry to indicate why they choose not to buy a copy of the inaugural issue of a magazine it has started for them. They say the request for an explanation has been phrased so
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    Secondary school bursary awards
    88 11 Secondary school bursary awards SECONDARY school students who need financial help can apply for the Education Ministry's Bursaries for Secondary Schools 1960. The award is $75 or $135 a year, depending on the student's financial circumstances. It is for one year only. Applicants should be Singapore citizens or at least
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    International relations forum
    87 11 International relations forum A SYMPOSIUM on International Relations m the Next Decade, will be held by the United Nations Association of Singapore at Holiday Inn Hotel, Scotts Road, on Nov 17 at 6.30 p.m. Speakers are Mr Robert Beck man and Mr Obaid Ulhaq, both lecturers of the law and
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    Club dinner
    21 11 THE Singapore Adventurers' Club wUI hold a dinner and dance at the Ambassador Hotel on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    Rationale for detailed PSLE results
    171 11 Rationale for detailed PSLE results THE Deputy Director (Examinations), Mr Leong San Nam, yesterday explained the rationale behind the introduction of detailed results m the Primary Education Certificate from 1980. He said at a press briefing: "Students are always anxious to know how they fared m the examinations. The grades
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    APPEAL TO HELP FIND THIS MAN
    88 11 THE Lay family of Black 7, Tetok Blaanfe Crescent, kaa appealed to aay*ae wk« lomwi the whereabouts <rf Mr Ley Yew Wan, M (above), jobless and mtHtu alaee Oet II to contact them «r tfce police. Hla elder brother Mr Loy Yew Man, M,
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    Drunk charge
    30 11 TOHED bin Yahaya, 22, was fined {20 by a magistrate yesterday when he admitted being drunk and incapable of taking care of hirrsell m Marine Terrace on Tuesday.
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    Union fees: No accord yet with Poly
    376 11 THE Singapore Polytechnic and the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union have yet to reach agreement on the collection of union fees an issue that has "dragged on" since 1975 when the administration stopped such service. The hitch this time centres on the Polytechnic's three-point
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    The young volunteers shy away from elders
    368 13 MANY young people shy away from voluntary work which involve old people. Inthey prefer to leer for youth acs which involve lement of play. is one of the conm of a survey, a (xn t of which is publishthe latest issue of rt,
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    Two films at Science Centre
    84 13 TWO films, Rendezvous with the Sun. and Third Pollution, will be shown at the Singapore Science Centre's lecture hall on Nov 11 at 3 p.m. Admission charges are SO cents for children under 16 years and $1 (or adults. Rendezvous with the Sun. discusses the
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    Charged with break in
    43 13 LEE Moong Huay. 20, was charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with Dreaking into a house m Queen Street on Sept 21. No plea was recorded and Lee was remanded pending further mention of the case on Nov 8.
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    Suzie Wong film season extended
    82 13 Suzie Wong film season extended THE screening of the Malay comedy film Mat j Tenggek at Rex Cinema has been postponed be- cause of the popularity of the romantic movie, World of Suzie Wong. Mat Tenggek, originally scheduled to be screened on Hari Raya Haji, was cancelled at the last
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    Play activities for high-rise kids urged
    330 13 Play activities for high-rise kids urged Community groups should initiate more neighbourhood play programmes during vacations and periods when children are free. Rapport, a publication of the Singapore Council of Social Service, which recommends this says that play is essential to children growing up m flats because it not only
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    New SBS guide boards going up at 100 stands
    221 13 New SBS guide boards going up at 100 stands NEW, MMder-to-under sUnd bos Information boards will be pat up at 1M heavily-utilised bus slaps starting with seven In the city area tomorrow to replace present ones, some as old as live years. The Improved boards, supported by decorative Iron grilles,
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    Section of Bt Timah closed
    52 13 THE Public Works Department will temporarily close a section of Bukit Timah Road between Cavenagh Road and Newton Circus tomorrow from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. to erect a pedestrian bridge across Bukit Timah Road. Motorists are advised to avoid this stretch of road during
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    AAS WILL INCREASE FEES FROM DEC 1
    117 13 THE Automobile Association of Singapore said yesterday that the increases m membership fees, which were approved at a recent extraordinary general meeting, will be implemented from Dec 1. There will be no change m entrance fees, which will remain at $10 for motorcycle
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    Death in toilet Coroner returns open verdict
    371 13 Death in toilet Coroner returns open verdict THE death of Muthuletchimi, 29, whose body was found m a toilet m Anson Centre remains a mystery. Her two sisters last saw her when she was with them at the Tropicana just before she disappeared. They learnt of her death only two
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    Thai customs
    35 13 THE director of the Tourist Organisation of Thailand, Mr Staporn Sirisinha, will speak on Customs and Traditions of Thailand at the Rotary Club of Singapore East's lunch meeting at the Singapore Hilton today.
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    $100m plan by Cold Storage to diversify
    248 14 $100 m plan by Cold Storage to diversify In Singapore, Cold Storage is going full steam m the redevelopment of its Orchard Road site, and its $80 million shopping-cum-residential complex is expected to be completed by March 1983. Mr Dalgaard said the group had lost ground to its rivals m
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    Civics tour
    20 14 THE women's sub-committee of Ghim Moh community centre is organising a civics tour for residents on Nov 22.
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    Most retail goods now sold in metric sizes
    204 14 Most retail goods now sold in metric sizes MOST provision shops and supermarkets m Singapore are complying with the requirement to sell butter, rice, sugar, wheat flour and cooking salt m metric sizes, according to the Metrication Board which conducted surprise checks recently. The surprise checks made between July and
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    FIRST LADY TO OPEN WELFARE BONANZA
    79 14 A GOODWILL bonanza organised by the Singapore Council of Social Services will be opened by the First Lady, Mrs Sheares, at the council's building m Penang Lane today from 10 a.m. The bonanza is a yearly sale of handicraft works made by various welfare
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    Ad girl runner-up
    70 14 MISS Sallieha Wahid (above) received a surprise wedding gift when she was voted runner-up m the Ad Girl "79 contest. Married two weeks ago, Miss Wahid was one of seven finalists, all models, at the Hilton last Friday. Ad Girl -19 was Miss Hene Hui Hua while
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    Youths who took part in fatal fight put on probation
    267 14 THREE youths, who took part m a fight m which a labourer was killed, were each placed on probation for two years by Mr Justice Sinnathuray m the High Court yesterday. Toh Yong Huat, 18, Robert Khoo, 17, alias Low
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    Lock icon Royal refugee at the bird park
    23 15 The King Penguin iordlng it over the other Jarong Bird Park penguins. Picture by TAN SHAN ANN.
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    PUB to control sale of plugs
    196 15 THE sale and use of electrical plugs will soon be under the control of the Public I Utilities Board to ensure public safety. The board is now testing the different makes I of plugs being sold m Singapore and is expected j to recommend
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    Absent voters
    38 15 THE Malaysian High Commission requests all Malaysian citizens who have registered as absent voters, and who wish to confirm their registration, to call at the High Commission m Jervois Road before Nov 14 during office hours.
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    Mandarin: How S'pore Chinese can help
    215 15 Mandarin: How S'pore Chinese can help ONE effective way to promote the wider use of Mandarin among Chinese Singaporeans is to create a conducive environment, the Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs) and MP for Aljunied, Mr Chin Ham Tong, said last night. This would require the leadership of the various community
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    'Unruly' fine
    30 15 TAN Lai Chua, 31, was yesterday fined $70 by a magistrate when he pleaded guilty to behaving m a disorderly manner by snouting m Lorong Tebera on Wednesday.
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    Chess tourney
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    Singapore company to make gemstone testers
    110 15 Singapore company to make gemstone testers A SINGAPORE company is to manufacture gemstone testers an Australian invention for the export market. The invention is a lowcost device for distinguishing authentic gems from synthetic stones. A sensitive rod, when put m contact with a stone, will give a reading on a
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    Two on rob charged
    57 15 TWO men, S. Rajenthra, 20, and Vay Kummar Shamugam. 23, were charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with robbing Mr S. A. Abdul Sukoor of $80 In a house m Marsiling Avenue on Oct 21. They were remanded at the Central Police Station and their case
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      234 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4 At Henry A Son, Ship Builders, 7 Lead ooe to infer that Its slm- sUllce ta Umbo <5> SA^^^getss^or SOnertrlkertomuchUkeuKKbwriting to soldier (3-M). «j 5 9 Against Highland dialect poe- *ff a (5) 11 Put oneself In a position to 10 Cited many that may
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    Brahms night at museum gallery
    78 16 Brahms night at museum gallery CONCERT b) the Brahms Quai let from Hamburg I Will be held .it the National Museum Ait Gallery <m Wednesday at X p.m. mliiik will be able t" i-nJD.v the musii m an atmosphere of paintings.- i Admission is frw The prtnUHM for the i
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    PCS seeks extra source of naphtha supply
    578 16 NEGOTIATIONS are under way to get an additional source of naphtha feedstock m Singapore for the proposed petrochemical complex at Pulau Ayer Merbau. The Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore has approached the three partners m Singapore Refining Company for supplies of this vital raw
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    Chan on attitude which spells danger
    164 16 Chan on attitude which spells danger FKUPLE who watch fires with folded arms, thinking "This will never happen to me" had better beware. Fer It Is precisely this attitude that numbs them to Ore hazards, said Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), l^r Chan Chee Seng, yesterday. He made the point
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    Sats man fined for taking bribe from passengers
    162 16 Sats man fined for taking bribe from passengers A PASSENGER services assistant of Singapore Airport Terminal Services was yesterday fined $2,500 after he was found guilty of accepting a J236 bribe from two passengers. Wah Hong Siong pocketed DM 200 (5J236) from a German, Mr M. C. Staedtler, and an
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    Mathematics contest for schools
    63 16 Mathematics contest for schools SCHOOLS interested m Joining the 11th All Singapore Secondary School Mathematics Competition can get their entry forms from the organisers, the Mathematical Society of Nanyang University. The competition, to be held on 20 Dec at Nanyang University, is aimed at widening the outlook and stimulating the
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    Mandarin and health drives
    69 16 THE Minister of State (Labour) and MP for Upper Serangoon, Mr Sia Kah Hui. will tour Yio Chu Rang Road and a section of Upper Serangoon Road m conjunction with the health campaign and speak more Mandarin leas dialect campaign on Sunday at 1 p.m. He
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    Ex-Mindef man fined $15,000 for graft
    170 16 Ex-Mindef man fined $15,000 for graft TEO KWAY HUANG, former head of Mindef's purchasing department, who received $60,200 m bribes from a vegetable supplier, was yesterday fined $15.000 for taking the money. The court Tieard that he took the bribes from Mr Tan Hoo Seng, a partner of Messrs Tan
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      318 16 \^^^f Triinndlown <p%p youir woiislrliin<£ 'SLIMMING' /§sp^\ BELT [([>N ot %!o o0 oil I dx6 cO^ v e^^^W LADIES Before After Before After Wearing of the belt immediately improves the figure as the stomach is pushed m and contained within the area of the slimming belt Especially useful for new
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    $lm more aid sought for DCA centre
    250 17 $lm more aid sought for DCA centre THE Department of Civil Aviation has asked for $1.04 million more from the United Nations Development Programme for its training centre at Seletar airport. This request was made during a two-day tripartite meeting between the DCA, UNDP and the International Civil Avia tion
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    Visit to jade museum
    45 17 Visit to jade museum THE Bukit Merah community centre will organise a tour of the House of Jade museum and the Tiger Balm Gardens on Nov 11 from 8.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. Fees will be |3 for an adult and $2 for each child.
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    Farmer sues contractor for 'lowering value of land'
    333 17 Farmer sues contractor for 'lowering value of land' A FARMER m Chua Chu Kang is seeking damages and an injunction order from the High Court arising from his allegations that the value of his land had been lowered and the plot rendered unsuitable for farming following the construction of a
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    Convention visitors on the increase
    399 17 MORE delegates from overseas attended the conventions and exhibitions held here between April last year and March this year than for the same period m 1977/78. In its annual report released yesterday, the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board said the number of overseas delegates and accompanying
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    AVERAGE TOURIST AN AVID SHOPPER SURVEY
    258 17 HE IS most likely to be here on holiday, will stay for about three-and-a-half days here, and will spend more on shopping than on anything else. That is the profile of Mr Average Visitor drawn up by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board m its
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    Stole bars from firm
    63 17 A GENERAL labourer was jailed for a day and fined a total of {3.000 when he pleaded guilty to three charges of stealing eight solder bars valued at $800 Dogol bin Watiman. 22, employed by General Electric (USA) Television and Appliance Pte Ltd m Boon Keng
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    70 fly in from Paris in Concorde
    68 17 70 fly in from Paris in Concorde SEVENTY French businessmen and their wives flew here m style from Paris yesterday on a specially -arranged Concorde trip. The businessmen all of them presidents, chairmen or managing directors of big corporations m the French capital—and their wives left immediately by Garuda for
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    Spread the word against drugs, Buddhists urged
    303 17 TO many Buddhists, the destruction of life whether human or animal, is the most serious offence a man can commit as Buddhism, line many other religions, teaches its followers to value life. As such, drug addiction, with its abuse of the human body
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    Lock icon The people who bring a taxi to your doorstep
    443 17 "COME m Toa Payoh Come m Toa Payoh...." a woman's voice bellows into the small microphone. There is silence. and the message is repeated until someone at the other end responds through the wireless radio set. She was calling for a
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1979 ODD ORDER
    418 18 The Straits Times FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1979 ODD ORDER I.IKE any new product about to hit the market, (Jrow, the Education Ministry's new magazine, has received much publicity. It will not, we have been assured, be another run-of-the-mill educational publication but is to be specially tailored for the benefit of
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    DUBBING DRUBBED
    377 18 IT SEEMS at first sight an unlikely subject to excite such passion. But no other issue m recent years has provoked anywhere near the same kind of reaction and so swiftly. On the very day we published the news that the new television serial, Heaven Sword and Dragon
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    Life-long employment attitude still the norm
    2185 18  -  H.L. LIM No ostentatious staff distinctions m a Japanese office By PART two of a round-up of the Prime Minister's official visits to South Korea and Japan. Mr Lee Kuan Yew was m South Korea from Oct 16 to 21, and m Japan from
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    Let me breathe clean air
    672 18  -  LULIN REUTENS By Features Editor NAME one drug that's known to be cancerous and responsible for causing a host of other serious diseases, yet is easily bought at any corner store m limitless amounts. Here are more clues. It is addictive, and is harmful not
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      Changes must benefit travelling public
      249 19 Changes must benefit travelling public aim-iAKWKf. mus service has added another haulship to the residents of Marino Parade. In September the company increased bus fates without making adjust moms m the fare stages and has since converted Service 15 to one-man-operation (OMO) adding to our transportation costs. The whole objective
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      How SBS can improve bus network
      306 19 Modify OMO and express services WITH some modifications of the present Singapore Bus Service's semi-express services and One-man-Operation OMO services, I strongly feel that the ocupancy rate per bus, per trip will definitely improve, especially after the morning and evening rush hours. It is
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      Be fair and issue season tickets to commuters
      137 19 FOR the umpteenth time, Singapore Bus Service has said that bus transfers by commuters are inevitable as it lacks the resources to provide more direct services. i Transfers are very time consuming and taxing to j the commuter's pocket. With the introduction
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      That frustration of changing buses continues
      256 19 1 AM writing this letter on behalf of a group of Bartley Secondary School students living m Ang Mo Kio estate. For nearly three years we had been waiting for a direct bus from our estate to our school. All the while we had
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      An infringement of one's personal rights
      145 19 THE Ministry of Education had directed school principals to "persuade" teachers as well as parents to subscribe to a magazine called Grow the first publication to be made next year. What constitutes an infringement of one's personal rights is to compel parents to buy
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      Rebuilding of squatter huts poses fire threat
      100 19 ONLY a few days after fire struck m the Mame Road squatter area for the third time m six years, people have begun to reconstruct their wooden houses again, posing yet another fire threat to the neighbourhood. I hope the authorities will look
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      Ten raids since last August to combat cinema touts
      99 19 I THANK Mrs Devatf Shanmugam for her letter, "Where cinema touts have become quite audacloos" (ST, Oct 18). Since August 19», no less than li raids were made by Customs officers on the Starlight Theatre, four of which were carried oat
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      Police asked to step up park patrols
      161 19 Police asked to step up park patrols YOUR correspondent D.Chua ("Paving a penalty for keeping fit," ST, Oct 17) may be Interested to know that between 1 a.m. and 11 p.m. daily, two Public I unties Board security guards are on duty at Macßltchie Reservoir. Their foot patrols are mainly
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      How to cut down on trips when renewing documents
      186 19 How to cut down on trips when renewing documents WE ARE grateful to Sam Guok, "Need for more coordination" (ST, Oct 18) for his suggestions on better coordination between the Registry of Births and Deaths and the National Registration Office. It is our practice to advise the persons affected that
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      You may be unfit to work yet able to attend court
      435 19 I REFER to Mr Pritam Singh Brar's letter "A medical certificate should be clear and speak for itself (ST, Oct 30). As a lawyer, Mr Pritam Singh surely cannot be ignorant of the fact that a patient's illness is
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      3 19 DON'T BE SHY!
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      275 20 JOHORE BARU, Thurs. A MALAYSIAN Minister has called on local shipping companies to make use of Malaysia Shipyard and Engineering s services to help m its development rather fh an patronise foreign shipyards, particularly those m Singapore. Information Minister Datuk Mohamed Rahmat
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      28 20 JOHORE BARU, Thurs. The recently completed 115room Pertama Emas Hotel here will open for business tomorrow, its executive director, Datuk Tan Hong Chang, said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Mill suspended for pollution
      192 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A mill m Semenyih, whose palm oil wastes found its way over the weekend into Su.igei Langat and neighbouring kampungs due to a burst buna, had its licence, issued under the Environmental Quality Act, suspended temporarily from today. This means that the mill
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      Lock icon Sultan's birth date brings $1 m joy to punters
      209 20 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs HUNDREDS of Johore punters are believed to have won more than $1 million betting on the number 7985, the year and age of the Sultan of Johore, on his birthday on Sunday. A four-digit lottery agent who declined
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      Lock icon 50 'boat people' found with $100,000 gold bars
      211 20 50 'boat people' found with $100,000 gold bars KUALA LUMPUR, Than. lie H Vletaameae "beat people" wlm arrived «n b*ard the Datea venel, Nedlleyd Whwekerk, at Part Klaag Bear here early this week had geM ban aad ■aeete estimated U be werta %m,m, a Netherlands Embassy spekeonaa said today. Cisterns
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      Lock icon Union official detained
      51 20 PENANG, Thurs. The secretary of the Penang and Province Wellesley Textile and Garments Manufacturing Employees' Union, Mr M. Ramachandran, was detained by police on Tuesday. He was picked up at 6 p.m. during picketing by 1,800 workers of the Dragon and Phoenix Bhd m Ayer Itam here.
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      Lock icon RTM plan
      41 20 JOHORE BARU, Wed. Radio and Televison Malaysia (RTM) hopes to co-produce programmes with Radio and Television Republic Indonesia (RTRI) soon to further widen the areas of cooperation between the two countries, Information Minister Datuk Mohamed Rahmat said yesterday NST.
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      Be more wary, prospective house buyers advised
      10 20 Be more wary, prospective house buyers advised KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday
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      132 20 FIRM TO SELL LNG TO JAPAN KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysia Liquified Natural Gas Company today signed agreements with the Tokyo Electric Power Company and the Tokyo Gas Company to sell them six million tonnes of LNG over a 20year period from 1963, it said m a statement today. TEPC
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      68 20 Malaysian arrested in Sweden STOCKHOLM, Thurs. Swedish police said today they had arrested a 25-year-old Malaysian wanted for murder m the Netherlands. Lam Yew Soon was arrested on Oct 19 by passport police at Stockholm's International Airport as he was about to leave Sweden. He is wanted m connection with
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      54 20 KOTA KINABALU. Wed. Most of the vacancies under the Isi Penuh operation will be filled by the end of this year, the Minister m the Prime Minister's Department. Datuk Pengiran Othman Rauf, said yesterday. More than one million applications had been received for the 42,0p0 vacancies m
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    464 21 Judge clears accused and says: Keep out of trouble A MAN, accused of trying to procure two women to have sex with hotel guests, was acquitted by a district court half-way through his trial yester- day. The judge, Mr Chandra Mohan, then told Leow Hee Chua, 42, charged on two
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    50 21 ANANTHAN Mutair Chelliaya, 22. was charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with causing grevious hurt to Mr Anthony Silvester by fracturing his nose bone behind Tarnpines Way Market on Sept 9. The case will be mentioned again on Nov 8 and bail of $3,000 was offered.
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    27 21 THE Minister of State (Labour). Mr Sia Kan Hui, will lead a group of constituents to plant trees at East Coast Park on Sunday morning.
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    112 21 THE new telephone number for the Public Utilities Board 73MCU to for only certain divisions and branches of the Electricity, Water and Gas departments and General Manager's Office. It does not cover all divisions of these departments as reported In the Straits Times
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    471 21 Soaring start to first pattern flight contest Words: ELENA CHONG Pictures: TAN SUAN ANN PATTERN flying an acrobatic competition for radio-controlled miniature aircraft was introduced by the Radio Modellers Singapore (RMS) for the first time. A selected schedule of simple manoeuvres was tried out by contestants at the Changi airbase
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    51 21 MR Leo de Suva, an artist with the Straits Times Group, will demonstrate his acrylic technique on marine landscapes m the Art m Action series at the National Museum Art Gallery this weekend. The demonstration will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow and 3 n.m on Sunday. Admission
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    46 21 IN THE Sunday Times of Oet 28, m a story on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, it was stated that Mr Freddy Lee Chiam Yew was elected a committee member. The name should have been Mr Freddy Lee Thiam Yew. The error is regretted.
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    201 21 A MOTORIST was yesterday ordered to pay $13,150 damages to his mechanic friend, Mr Ong Bee Chew, 22, who was a passenger m his car when ft collided into the rear of a lorry four years ago. Mr Phua Joo Heng was one of
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    136 21 Institute sets up Asean research unit THE Asean Economic Research Unit at the Institute of South-east Asian Studies here will open its doors to researchers this month. The unit was set up with an $808,000 grant from the Ford Foundation. Changing international economic trends, Asean's growth problems and potential, and
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    Vile letters to VIPs: Hunt for man
    113 21 Vile letters to VIPs: Hunt for man POLICE are looking for a man responsible for sending vile and abusive letters to a number of prominent people m the public and private sector. A police spokesman yesterday said that the police had enlisted the help of the Postal Services Department to
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    71 21 A 12-lecture course on some aspects of commercial law. will be held by the University of Singapore Extramural Studies Department at Nissen Hut 9A, Bukit Timah Joint Campus, on Monday and Thursday evenings from Dec 3. Lecturer Mrs Virginia Myint Soe will cover aspects like the sale
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    125 21 A BIG surprise was waiting for Pakirisamy Gunasegarun, 25, when he tried to have some fun at a fellow bus passenger's expense by setting a lighted match to the back of her blouse. When Miss Koo Mvi Tiang felt the heat, she turned
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      1701 22 ii.mw. t«i ready ule at huMnr. ■<< Suirj pnre yesterday rompanri «nb ih. he! oilh W7* high awl ln» ■^1 f.M S4 I If r IK^T' IttTP lam lliKh I < ■>mpan> Sale ♦or *X !ln\ 0M HTM sthiai OMHOCUI 261 207 Acms 235 198 123' Alcom 196
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      1330 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts art quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1411 22 HII) and oiler arleai olfii-Mlly listed am] business m and reported to the Kuala l.umpui Stock Kxrhange yes■rrday with Ihe number o( shares trailed shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise sperifie.l IMH STKIALS AlrmnilSHß 1 HSSi Ilex HaW il>H. I M D (0 6311
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        143 22 HONGKONG: Stocks closed actively firmer across the board yesterday, led by properties, and with the Hang Send index firming 9.91 to 684.09 points from Wednesday's closing of 674.18, dealers said. Trafalgar Houlag firmed about eight HK cents on the day to $2 following news on Wednesday of an $80
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        79 22 TOKYO: Share prices closed lower yesterday, led by blue chips and populars, on reports that the Bank of Japan may raise its official discount rate by one per cent soon, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 28.96 to close at 6.415.17 points, with a volume of 430 million
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        86 22 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from Nov 1 until further notice: Rakber: 288 cents a kg; Copra: MJ1.062.35 a tonne; Palm kernel: $955.75 a ton; Wklte pepper: $4,696.75 a tonne; Black pepper: $3,132.00 a tonne; The rates of duty payable are:
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        119 22 CHINESE PRODI CX EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOBING PRICES PEB PICUL YESTERDAY: Caeaaat ail: Bulk $111 sellers, old drum $116 sellers, new drum $121 sellers. Cain: Mixed (loose) UK Com $64 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob KW, NI.W $340.00 sellers, Sarawak white fob 96. NLW $322.50
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        202 22 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore yesterday opened at $26,915 per kilo and closed at $26,898 In the Far East, gold opened at U*****75 ***** Some selling ahead of the GSA auction last night saw the price drift down to 1378 50 375.50. In the afternoon, the
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        36 22 THE MONETARY authority of Singapore invites banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $35 million 91-day Treasury Bills to be issued today Each tender must not be less than $250,000.
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        22 23 dines led advances four to three as volume eased to 28 million shares from 28.89 million on Tuesday
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        58 23 LONDON. Wed. Oil shares firmed following pricing de- tails of the government's dis- posal of S per cent of the BP equity, dealers said. At 3.00 pm. the Financial Times index was down 1.7 at i 437.4. Closing middle prices of selected stocks excluding stamp duty
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        109 22 THE Straits tin price jumped $19 to $2,030 per picul m Penang yesterday on an official offering down 59' tonnes to 223 tonnes. The overnight London market was irregular with forward buyers slipping £20 to £7,630 per tonne. LONDON: Tin standard and high grade closed the day up £75
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        30 22 Rubber: Nov 1 Singapore: November: 279.25 cents (up 0.25 cent) Malaysia: November 278.25 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 52,030 (up Msl9) Official offering: 223 tonnes (down 59' 2 tonnes)
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        211 22 R.A.S. prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Ckne (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Bayers Sellers Int 1 R.S.S. prompt fob. 279 00 280.00S 277.50 278.50N Int. 1 R.S.S. November 280.75 281.25 279.25 279.75 Int. 1 R.S.S. December 284.50 ***** 283.00 283 50 Int. 2 R.S.S. 274.50 275.50N
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      330 22 SHARE prices Improved generally at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday although the tempo of trading remained as sluggish as that of th<- closing days of last week. Investors had nothing m the way of fresh inducements to go on except for the encouraging signs of
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      285 22 SHARE prices finished broadly higher amidst steadier conditions on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading, however, was still cautious and buying support was of a light and scattered nature. The New .Straits Times industrial ordinary share index, reflecting the better trend, rose 2.44 points to 431.27 while
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      226 22 THE US dollar closed narrowly mixed against major currencies m moderately active trading m the Singapore forex market yesterday, traders said. It opened firmer at $237,451 55 yen compared with New York's overnight of 235.55 .70 close and later fluctuated marginally before closing at 238.05 20 yen.
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      318 22 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Currencies Nominal ratas Smithsonian Parcantaga quoted iraatarday (croas)parity Chang* Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1890 2.1900 2.8196 -22.36 Sterling pound 4.5465 4.5508 7.3469 -38.11 Australian dollar 2.4004 2.4120 3.4286 -29.98 NZ dollar 2 1080 2.1308 3.4286 -38.37 Canadian
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      New export duties boost plantations
      561 23 STOCK analyst, I>aurence, Prust and Company, says that thi> now export duties for commodities, as provided for m the latest Malaysian budget, are "greatly to be welcomed." This is particular^ so for rubber where there is onoe again the prospect of improved profits if rubber
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      3 23 Inchcape seeks expansion
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      598 23 TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited forI BUILDING T«nd*r No. AMF/T/79/004 Des.gn, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of Holon 1301 Total Flooding Systems to Ist floor, Ang Mo Kio Exchange ond Changi Exchange II Eligibility: Registered Contractors Closs B C D Non-Registered Contractors Deposit Sssoooo Showround: 9 November 1979 900 am
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      627 23 Saudi Businessman, MR. ALJ ALATTAS, General Manager of International Corpn. for Office Furnitures and General Commercial for trading Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. He would like to meet Manufacturers/ Suppliers on office furnitures and building materials. Interested parties please write with details, pricelists and samples (if possible) to: MAXWELL ROAD P.O. BOX
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      615 23 IN THE HIGH OOUBT 111 MALA V A AT KOALA LUMFUB (OOMMEBCIAL DIVUION) COMPANIES (WINDINGUP). no. m or un In Urn auttar ot Allied Inaurwie* Couultanu (M) Sdn. Bhd. And In Urn matter of Section 217 (1) (b) of Urn Companies Act, IMB. Between OBE Supreme Insurance Berhad (Formerly known
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      560 23 SYARIKAT BINA DAN KUARI KEDAH SDN. BHD. Invitet applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens to fill the following positions. 1 WORKSHOP FOREMAN (One Vacancy) Requirements o) Possess sound practical experience and theoretical knowledge m commercial vehicle mechanics. b) Ability to organise, control, guide and motivate workshop personnel. c) Should be
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      366 24 Slogan Of The Week "Advertising m the Classifieds is like baiting hungry fish m a tank you can't miss!" MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMBVMMMMW $76 2-811 r r B^BoflßflNVMßal^^ qto,vlPt(i(e 'beafood Restaurant We cater: Lunch Dinner Supper A Special Treat— Spore Seafood Barbecue Under Floral Breezy Atmosphere 3 M.S. DUNEARN RD/ BUK'TTIMAH RD (opp.
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      607 24 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR SALE Special Offar. Stock Clearance 12 units brand naw "Newton Derby" A.C. brush lass altarnators 220/380 volts, 3 phase, 50 HZ. No of units KVA capacity Nett prtce each ei-godown 1 25 S$ 2.651 86 1 50 SS 3,855.61 2 80 SS 4,982 42
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      593 24 COLOUR TV.. REFRIGERATOR. Easy H.P terms and low down payment. Trade-in acceptable Call *****0 FURNITURE CHEAP SALE Discount bO% to 80% First come first serve. Sweet Home. 113, Block 89. Bedok North Avenue 4. Tel: *****87/ Block 5. 63 Upper Thomson Road, adjacent lo B.P Service Station. Tel: 2521 1
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      519 24 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE CHAINS FURNITURE: made-to-order kitchen cabinets (175, $86. $95 p r f built-in wardrobe ($95 $105 p f.r). Guarantee 6 months. Tel: *****80 '3 CHAIYOW ft •J TRADING CO. Ja '2 Specialise m:- j|* 7§ Making and Jf Upholstering ajj* «\y various design %m% m sofas
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      470 24 Mnpon Inemtnes (S) Pis ltd 4A BA. Blk 1 Kallang Way Kallang Industrial Estate Singapore 13 Tel *****11/2 MASPORT A name you can trust for durability, reliability and quality Non corrosive, non rust easy start. For Sales and Service Contact our authorised dealer. PRINTING EQUIPMENT One unit Process camera. Brown
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      597 24 II EMPLOYMENT Wall established lactory m Jurong requires a PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Musi be/have: a Male Singapore Citizen. c Age 30 and above. c Minimum H.S.C. or related qualifications. c At least 10 years of relevant experience a Prepared to work overtime. Responsibilities: c Production Planning of the whole factory. c
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      630 24 APPLICANTS REPLYING to Box numbers of vacancies are requested not to enclose original copies of testimonials of reference with their applications. No responsibility can be accepted for their loss. Applicants are also advised to write to Box Numbers correctly and check them before posting ARCHITECrS FIRM urgently requires an Efficient
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      709 24 II EMPLOYMENT Electrolux SEA Pte Ltd Invites applications for the post of STOCK CLERK 1 GCE O' level preferably with LCC higher accounting 2. Above 20 years of age 3 2to 3 years working experience. 4 Knowledge of stock keeping and costing preferred Apply In writing together with a contact
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      532 24 FEMALE TYPIST WITH .iil.in.r I typing certificate Female Accertificate Write to: 12. Tal Thong Crescent. Singapore 1334 GENERAL CLERK l',,ssesslng OCI O' level certificate with some knowledge of book-keeping, required by Jurong factory Able U> i type 30 wpm neatly and accurately. Apply P O Box 2729. I Spore 9047
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      3384 25 111 EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical Legal hrm require* tmmadtalely the I. EXPERIENCED CONVEYANCING CLERK 1 STENOGRAPHER CUM GENERAL CLERK 3 DESPATCH BOY viitn 416. 4th floor Far Easl Shopping Centre Singapore 0923 LEGAL FIRM REQUIRES the following itemed Stenograph) i 2) Exp<
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      609 25 POLA COSMETICS require-FULL-TIME/PART-TIME BEAUTY CONSULTANTS Most suitable for ladles especially housewives. Full training provided Overseas trips offered to top Beauty Consultants. Contact: MONICA WONG 421 ORCHARD TOWERS. (FRONT BLOCK). ORCHARD RD. TEL: 23M5M. REQUIRED EXPERIENCED SALESMEN and Salesgirls with knowledge of selling photographic, electronic. Jewellery and watches for tourist trade
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      990 25 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR REQUIRES one Draughtsman to prepare electrical single line dia grams and one Maintenance Electrician Experience preferred. Applicants please phone *****2. ENGINEERING FIRM REQUIRES Skilled Electricians and Vehicle Electricians, preferably completed N.S and possessing VITB Certificate Write or apply personally lo: 15-C. Waterloo Street. Blk
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      247 25 PIP write to The Personnel Manager Maniling P.O. Box No. 7 Singapore 9173. REQUIRED AN ELECTRICIAN with Secondary standard and have some experience on AC motor control. Interested applicants, please call personally or phone lo Asia Cement (S) Pte Ltd. 2. Refinery Road. Spore 2262. Tel: *****1/ *****1. Bus 251
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      547 26 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant d) Technical 4 PROMET PTE. LTD. Hn vciw lor: (a) TECHNICIANS (PAINTING) (b) FOREMEN (PAINTING) Applicants should i" working experience In shipyards which should have familiarised them with a knowledge ol paint and If- application Salary Is
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      719 26 Tri State 1.. Stste Oil Tool, a U.S. baaed fora-runner m the manufacture and marketing ol Tool* lor the otltwtd industry, presently has Ihe need to fill the following positions 1) MACHINISTS (4 positions) Must possess proven record of past direct work experience Preferably possesa certificates In Proficiency from recognised
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      446 26 f AIWA/ATLAS 1 ELECTRONICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. has immediate I vacancies for: J ■aa«W Applicants should be 16 years and above Primary education Malaysians may also apply FRINGE BENEFITS: •Attractive starting pay up to $228 par month. Increment on confirmation •Attendance benefits 'Promotional and half-yearly increments •No shift work No
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      664 26 A progressive German electronic manufacturing company situated m TOA PAYOH. LORONO ONE, requires FEMALE PROOUCTKNt OPERATORS c Basic starting salary $10.00 and above. c Annual attendance allowance $***** c No shift duties c Free transport provided a No scope work. c Alrcondltloned comfort c 5-day work c Free medical benefits.
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      569 26 CATERPILLAR FAR EAST LIMITED i Invite* applications from Mala Singapore citizens lor SECURITY GUARD a Physically robust. a Completed secondary education. I a Some previous experience In security work or completed full-time national service a willing to work shirts. Starting Bee* Salary: No! lee* man $325. Annual Bonus: 1 1/2
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      620 26 DRIVERS required far Collection and Dwtwry 01 motoc wfMd*M. Minimum class 3 licence with at least 1 year's road experience. c Age 21 and above Basic salary $300 excluding allowance and overtime 1 Please apply per sonally to Blk 34. No. 134 Sin Mm Drive Singapore 2057. EARN AS YOU
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      497 26 HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL LTD. requires (1) RECEPTIONISTS (2) BELLHOPS (S) WAITERS (4) WAITRESSES PANTRY MAIOS/DISPENSERS (5) ROOM MAIDS Attractive salary and frlng benefits. Interested applicants, pleas apply personally to: Orchard/Cavenagh Road. Singapore 0*22 I AnLs National IT] MESA ■^aaaaaoFFE^aaaaaaa| You Can Make A CAREER WITH MESA Female Production Operators The
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      94 26 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Sales t girls and 2 Helpers required by Adelphi confectionery, 6. Selegle House Tel: *****7 Please call penonally I I JjlfflU-JaUlaUjai LaarWVIIMWMIINH PH btJMJJI aTaanKaMj FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS ***f :> 5-DAY WORK WEEK NO SCOPE WORK USA TELEVISION APPLIANCE PTE LTD BLK 2, 159 C, BOON KENG
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      396 26 GOLDMINE DISCO If you're Interested to work In a dtaco we'd like to meet you. We're looking for experienced DISC JOCKEYS. WAITRESSES. CASHIERS AND BARTENDERS Call personalty today between S.OO p.m to 1.00 p m at 17th Floor, SEA VIEW HOTEL. AMBER CLOSE. j HELI-C AMP PTE LTD. 105 Admiralty
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      666 26 HOTEL MERLIN SINGAPORE ha* immediate vecanc les lor 1. DISCO STEWARDESSES 2. BAR PORTER 3. CARPARK ATTENDANTS 4. SECURITY GUARDS Pre requisites lor post (1): a Age 18 to 24 with minimum height 53" a Minimum secondary 4 education a Possess a very pleasant personality and have at least 1
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      603 27 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant I) General W CORTMA COFFEE HOUSE Captain c WeMreeeee a Waiter t (Part-nme) c CaeMers c Odd Job Workere/Otepeeers Please apply personally at the Personnel Oepertmenl Ist Floor Corttne Oepertmental Stores Colombo Court North andge Roed IMPORTERS
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      478 27 Qollei invites ■fjajsetaUOtU for OFFICE BOY Iii 1 I'iiriTiit'nt.s c Singapore Citizen c Minimum Secondary 2 Education c Able to speak English c Mutt have completed National Service or serving Part-Tim* c Preferably with valid Class licence Interested candidates ill personally with NRIC on 2.11.79 botWMn 9.00 am to 2.00
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      344 27 LOOKING FOR A JOB? WE ARE A LARGE SEAFOOD PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION COMPANY AND HAVE IMMEDIATE VANCANCIES FOR WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING- Starting salary of $7.00 per day $7.50 per day on confirmation Prospect of promotion to processing leader as monthly rated worker 'Annual wage supplement Attendance bonus •Incentive payment
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      564 27 Singapore (Prrvele) Limited WANTED Bright Intelligent Female* to work In our modern Quality Control Area, responsible for all aspects of quality control functions of electronic assembly This Is an entry level position. No experience necessary as training will be provided. We offer good fringe benefits. Canriidslss must meet the foHowino
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      498 27 POLYFIBRE (S) PTE LTD A fully mechanised industry, manufacturing Nylon Chips and Filament Yams has Immediate vecancies for the toHowtnfl: A. MAINTENANCE i) MECHANICS ii) ELECTRICIANS iii) INSTRUMENT TECHNICIANS IV) AIRCONDIT'ONING MECHANICS Candidates must possess relevant diploma/Trade Certificate with minimum of 3 years' working experience. Attractive salary will be ottered
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      475 27 Productions operators required by ekiminium manufacturing company m Jurong Qualifications c IS years and above. c At least Primary education with knowledge of English c Preferably with some experience In aluminium fabrication work. Those without experience may also apply commensurate with qualifications and experience and transport allowance of $25 benefits.
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      268 27 SIEMENS Blea.en«AG, GtßraeMiy i on« ofth« 10 largest electronic computes 1b the world with over 300,000 uloTneß grw w U rapidly expending InJ Singapore .^dl d^!Si| UJL/ztel~le£>tE QX UpTo Starting Confirmation •Cash Awards •Free Refreshment/Snacks •Subsidised Transport •Many Other Benefits i\ -e\ J V\\\ es .v. a va\ si!**;!*9 5
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      369 27 SECURITY GUARDS- NEEDED. Jurong. Alexandra Road. Buklt Merah. town area Morning 0800 to 2000 hours $270 $300 Lift Attendant (Male) 0830 hours to 1730 hours. $170 $200 Sundays and Public holidays off Saturday till 1400 hours Call personally 5380. 2nd floor. Woh Hup Complex. Beach Road. Spore 0719 STORE WORKERS
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      218 27 5 g •o S §8 Si HI 1 ass fC{ i 6*l U CD rr Tea Factory m Jurono. Invites applications for MALE FACTORY/ PRODUCTION WORKERS c Be physically fit and be prepared to do manual work c Be able to understand a little English c Preferably completed National Service
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      460 27 VACANCIES FOR WAITRESSES Oood Income Working hours 830 am 4 p rr. 4 p m 9.30 pm Interview at Garden Tea House. Botanic Gardens, finny Rood, ."pore 102 S. time: 430 7 pm TEMPORARY WORKERS AT $12 per day required for godown at Track 4. 9 m Old .Tuning Road
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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    19 32 Three years has passed sadly missed but always remembered by loved ones IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS. MARY ALBERT
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      1169 32 BRUNEI GOVERNMENT PRINTING DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE THE SUPPLY OF PRINTING PAPER TO THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR 1960 TENDERS will be received b> the Chairman, Tenders Board at the Office of the State Financial Officer, Ground Floor, Government Offices, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei up to 12 00 noon,
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      93 32 ANNOUNCEMENT ON FEASIBILITY STUDY The Government of Malaysia intends to commissioi feasibility and Master Plan studies on Sewerage anc Drainage System m Kuala Trengganu and its Urbai Environs m early V9BO. Consulting firms interested to b« :onsidered for prequalifications are invited to write ir ttating their qualification and experience to
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      31 32 In Everlasting Loving Memory of MRS. ruth Thomas (Ruth de Alwts) Who joined the Lord on 2-11-1977. Sadly missed and mourned by the beloved Husband, Sons, Daughters-in-law, Grandchildren and loved ones.
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      811 32 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA %AS TANAH MELAYU J^Pftf [THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD <*SS?iS* OF THE STATES OF MALAYA PORT KLANG POWER STATION PHASE I BOILERS AND AUXILIARY PLANT CONTRACT NUMBER 31/78/10 Lembaga Letrik Negara will shortly be inviting tenders for the boiler contract which will comprise the design, manufacture, delivery to
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      378 32 PAWNBROKERS ACT 81 1972 Unredeemed pledged goods and lewellery from the following pawnshops m the stole of Perok Weng Fook 117 Hugh low Street Ipoh Bon loong 33. Maikti Street. Ipoh Yick Woh 16. Hugh low Street. Ipoh Koong Sing. 7 Jolon Potoni, Kuala Kangsar Thai Sin. I. King Street.
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      Lock icon Now six Napoli players banned
      147 33 Now six Napoli players banned 7.1 RICH. Thars. Six players from the Italian rlun N»p*U are now under suspension by the Kurnpean Football I nlon (lIRFA). The lEFA appeal* committee yesl*rd»y confirmed the threei.latch bans Impeoed on Roberto Flllppl and Mario (luldetti for misconduct during the lUllan team's match aialnst
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      Lock icon Mayors insist on more say
      225 33 Mayors insist on more say MADRID, Thurs. In their first meeting for the 1982 soccer World Cup, the mayors of the 14 cities holding championship matches agreed yesterday to seek greater municipal representation on local organising committees, re-awakening the polemic that sparked the resignation of organising committee president Raimundo Saporta.
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      Lock icon Russians help Greece to final
      420 33 LONDON, Thurs. Greece yesterday became the first country to join host-nation Italy m the finals of the European Nations soccer championship thanks to the Russians. The Soviet Union drew 2-2 at home against Finj land m the final Group Six match to leave Greece top
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      TABLE
      273 33 Results: Bulgaria 3 Denmark 0, Yugoslavia 2 Rumania 1. Soviet Union 2 Finland 2 Grasp 1 TEAM P W D L F A Pt England 6 5 1 0 18 5 11 Ireland 6 2 3 19 5 7 N Ireland 7 3 1 3 7 U 7 Bulgaria
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      23 33 TEL AVTV, Thurs. Israel and Holland drew 1-1 yesterday m their last group match m the Olympic soccer qualifying tournament. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Gardner ordered to defend his C'wealth title
      591 33 HALIFAX (Canada), Thurs Don Kerr, manager of heavyweight boxer Trevor Berbick. said yesterday he hoped to have his fighter meet Ngazka Kkwelunm, of Nigeria, here m December m preparation for a Commonwealth title fight. Kerr, who met with officials of the British Boxing
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      192 33 NEW YORK, Thurs The United SUtes yesterday scored 20 points m international lumping competition to win the coveted Nations Cup and solidify their first-place team position at the national horse show. The American team were penalised with only four riding faults (penalties
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      If only many were called, few chosen
      253 34  -  PETER SIOW COMMENT.by I CANNOT help thinking about it. Questions begin to revolve m my mind like people caught m the momentum of a swing door. What if one or more of the players got injured? What if they lost form? What if
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      65 34 LONDON, Thurs. The draw for the English football League Cup quarter-finals made today: West Bromwich Albion or Norwich City v Liverpool, Sunderland or West Ham United v Bristol City or Nottingham Forest, Grimsby Town v Queens Park Rangers or Wolverhampton Wanderers. Brighton and Hove Albion, or Arsenal
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      Workouts speak well of The Pesta
      376 34  - Workouts speak well of The Pesta FAIRWAY By THE PESTA has been working impressively on the track this week and should get off the mark m Race Three m Penang tomorrow. With Winson Liew astride yesterday morning. The Pesta went fluently over 600 metres m 43 sec. m good going.
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      Lock icon Janet leads
      37 34 HANAYASHIKI (Japan), Thurs. Janet Coles, an American professional, shot a five-under-par 69 today and took a one-stroke lead after the first round of a U*****,000 ($271,250) tournament on the Ladies' Professional Golf Association tour. AP.
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      Lock icon Chris to play Sue
      81 34 WEST PALM BEACH (Florida), Thurs. Chris Evert Lloyd will meet Sue Barker, while Kalhy Jordan will face Anne Hobbs m the opening singles when the 51st annual Wightman Cup between the United States and Britain begin here tomorrow. British captain Virginia Wade, playing m her 15th
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      Introducing hocker — the complete sport
      124 34 Introducing hocker the complete sport AN American judge, with 14 sport-loving children, has formed an international federation to promote a new team game m which nobody gets hurt and everyone succeeds. It's hoc-ker, a mixture of hockey, soccer, basketball, volleyball and pretty well every other sport. Word went out from
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      195 34 like it. Ml Because now my f aiSßly prefers to eat m: 'z^*\*Jt. _^rJL* "For a long time I could not cook ilk' kind ol limml my family wanted, however hard I tried. S> we ate out. m rcstauranis or -stalls. *'W Till I learned ;ilmhii W AII-.\( )-M( )T(
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      Balwant's late goal puts out SCC
      170 35 Balwant's late goal puts out SCC POLICE yesterday moved into the second round of the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout competition when they beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-1 at the Padani;, reports ERNEST FRIDA. But it was a close call. If not for defender Balwant Singh's goal six minutes li-om
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      Lock icon Big win for the Celtics
      79 35 NEW YORK. Thurs. Results of American National Basketball Association matches played yesterday: Boston Celtics 116 New Jersey Mets 79. Washington Bullets 114 Cleveland Cavaliers 105; Atlanta Hawks 102 Philadelphia 76-ers 97; Indiana Pacers 133 Houston Rockets 129; Kansas City Kings 125 Utah Jazz 108; Milwaukee
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      Task force set up for hockey
      406 35  -  ERNEBT FRIDA Nine-man team to work for world status By ENCIK Mansor Haji Sukaimi, the Singapore Hockey Association president, is confident the Republic can regain their world class status m hockey. At his first Press con- ference yesterday, since being elected the association's president
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      Lock icon Winter Olympics draw 39 nations
      223 35 LAKE PLACID, Thurs REPRESENTATIVES from 22 national Olympic committees are expected here today for a two-day update on arrangements for the February winter Olympic Games. Thirty-nine countries are expected to take part m the Games. Taiwan's athletes may be kept out if their Olympic committee
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      Hawks hammered
      90 35 A WELL-HIT 64 by Fred Martens enabled Indian Association's invitation eleven to beat Hawk Cricket Club, of Kuwait, by 73 runs m a friendly cricket match at Balestier Road yesterday. Martens hit six fours. But the day's fastest scorer was Darshan Singh, who hit 37 runs m 10
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      Lock icon Asif: It'll be tough
      89 35 KARACHI, Thurs. Asif Iqbal, captain of the Pakistani cricket team to visit India for three months from Monday, said here today that "the Indian tour will, obviously, be tough for us as the hosts have improved tremendously since they were beaten m Pakistan last year." He
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      FAS expect $500,000 pre-Olympic profit
      415 36  - FAS expect $500,000 pre- Olympic profit JOE DORAI By THE Football Association of Singapore are expecting to make a $500,000 profit by staging the pre-Olympic Games Asian Group One qualifying round soccer competition at the National Stadium m February. They have tentatively marked this amount for their coffers based on
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      Help! SWFA need $40,000 for Asian meet
      199 36 THE Singapore women's soccer team, three-time champions of the Puan Sharifiah Rodziah challenge trophy the women's equivalent of the Malaysia Cup have decided not to enter a side for the Asian women's competition m India ne>* month. This is because they are unable
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      Oberoi take title
      147 36 Oberoi take title OBEROI IMPERIAL HILTON SINGAPORE i OBEROI Imperial trailed three times m the interhotel soccer championship final against Hilton Singapore but recovered to finish 6-3 winners at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Oberoi, beaten finalists m the last two years, trailed 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2 but found their
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      Lock icon Chris longs to be No.1 in tennis once again
      330 36 FORT LAUDERDALE (Florida), Thurs. Tennis heroine Chris Evert-Lloyd, who was married earlier this year, says she has to "figure out if it is still worth being No. 2 or No. 3 m the world, earn a million dollars and not enjoy
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      Lock icon Du beats Singapore champion
      161 36 HONGKONG, Thurs. Dv Daxue, of China, beat Singapore's Albert Teo, the Republic's 1979 junior singles and doubles champion, 6-4 6-4 m a heated match yesterday between the two 1.7-year-old players m Beijing, Xinhua News Agency reported. In another men's singles match, 16-year-old Yu Tao defeated Hashin.
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      Lock icon Sunderland, West Ham draw
      77 36 Sunderland, West Ham draw LONDON, Thurs. Sunderland held West Ham United to a 1-1 draw m the fourth round of the English League Cup last night. In another match, West Bromwich Albion and Norwich City played to a goalless draw. Other rrsaita: EagUafc Div. S: Oxford Utd 1 Plymouth Argyle
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      Lock icon McEnroe and Martina top earnings list
      353 36 NEW YORK, Thurs. John McEnroe tops the men with U*****,042 ($1.13 million) and Martina Navratilova leads the women with U*****,498 ($1.02 m) m this year's tennis earnings. Tap II men: 1 John McEnroe (US) U*****,042 ($1.13 m); 2 Bjorn Borg (Swe) U*****,345 ($1.06 m);
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      Brand is man to watch in Kiwi side tonight
      186 36 Brand is man to watch in Kiwi side tonight GEOFF BRAND, a 1.79metre tall and hefty striker, is one of the five players the Singapore intermediate team will have to beware of when they meet the touring New Zealand Combined Forces team m a friendly soccer match at the Jalan
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      Lock icon Paraguay in final
      46 36 RIO DE JANEIRO (Brazil) Thurs. Paraguay won a place m the final of the South American soccer championship by holding Brazil to a 2 2 draw m a second-leg semifinal match here last night. Paraguay won the first leg 2-1 m Asuncion. Reuter.
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      Soccer tickets
      33 36 THE $4 grandstand tickets for Monday's friendly so<-cer match between Singapore and Penang at thr National .Stadium will be on sale from today during office hours a the Jalan Besar Stadium.
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      Edged out
      18 36 WROCLAW (Poland). Thurs. Poland edged out Hungary 1-0 m an Olympic socoer qualifying match here yesterday
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      PARC held
      24 36 PORT Authority Recreation Club were held to a 2-2 draw by HMS Arrow m a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Lock icon Tiah: Team's squash mission acomplished
      235 36 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mission accomplished that's the opinion of Malaysia's four-man squash team who competed m the world amateur championships m Brisbane. The objective was to prepare the nucleus of the national team for next year's East Asia tournament. The four Tony Tiah, S. Maniam,
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      Lock icon Borg triumphs
      137 36 TOKYO, Thurs. Defending champion Bjorn Borg, of Sweden, dazzling with a variety of cross-court volleys and deep baseline drives, overwhelmed Bob Lutz, of the United States, 6-3, 6-3 and advanced into the semi-finals of the US$3OO,OOO ($651,000) Seiko world super tennis tournament here today. Playing before 4,800 spectators,
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      Growing respect for Singapore women
      407 37 SUDDENLY, there is growing respect for Singapore's women squash players, who were previously "looked down" throughout Asia, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Foreign competitors m the Anchor Singapore Open championships, who had underrated the Singaporeans, have paid the price for underestimating Singapore's second and third liners, because
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      Nigerian ace loses his cool and match
      455 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By I NIGERIA'S ace, Okanlawan Martins, bowed out of the Anchor Singapore Open squash championships last night, but not before he threatened Pakistan's Zahir Hussain to physically "wipe him out" if he kept obstructing his path. "If you don't warn this
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      26 37 HINO. Japan, Hiurs. Five Japanese tied for the first round lead m the U*****,000 ($470,890) Japan Open golf tournament with two-under-par 70s today. AP
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      107 37 RESULTS of third-round matches played m the Anchor Singapore Open squash championships at Kallang Complex yesterday: Men: Atlas Khan (Pak) i bt T. Afolabi (Nigeria) 92, W), W); Rai Manchanda (In) bt Seii Sakamoto (Jpn) W), 9-1, 9-2, Zahir Hussain (Pak) bt Okanlawan Martins (Nigeria) 95, 9-5, 9-0;
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      304 37 THK Nigerians, who are rapidly building a reputation for arrogance, couldnt have picked a worst public relations man than one of their players who was approached during the Anchor Open by an ardent local fan. "Where are you from?" she asked. "Heaven," replied the
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      125 37 THE Singapore Windsurfer Class Association will organise monthly competitions on the first Sunday of every month, starting this Sunday, at the East Coast, reports PETER SIOW. They held their first competition last month and it was an overwhelming success. Hence, the decision to make it a
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      63 37 LAU WENG YEW entered the four-bal! semi-finals of this year's Singapore Billiards Association senior championships when he beat Jimmy Tan 300-96 at the Katong Billiards Saloon last night. Tonight, he will meet Loo Yap Lone, who eliminated One Teng Keng 300-186 m last night's
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        1135 1  -  LI LIENFUNG By Taro or Jade? DURING my first-year at English class, I Once answered a question with a pun which was greeted by my friends with giggles, but my lecturer only threw me an icy glance and crustically commented: "Shakespeare is great m spite of his puns,
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      156 2  - PICK of the DAY DANA LAM By real thing through snippets of the life and work of a private detective m San Francisco. Another detective makes it to the small screen tonight m Vegas on the TV Movie slot at 9.50. RTS officials have been insisting that we should highlight
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      133 2 In the wilds with Grizzly Adams New series next week NEW FROM next week are two programmes that sound like good fun for the family. Beginning on Friday (Nov. 9) the life and times of Grizzly Adams will be telecast over channel 8 m the Family Classics slot at 7
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        724 3 Padma dances with mind, body and soul PADMA SUBRAHMANYAM m BHARATA NATYAM Victoria Theatre, Oct 29 Reviewed by ILSA SHARP I SAW Lord Siva on Monday night, m his golden hall, no end or beginning to his dance of bliss, the whole cosmos his
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        382 3 Evening of Venetian music The Glory that was Venice St Andrews Cathedral Oct 27 and 28 Reviewed by D. Chna While Venetian music is always pleasant to listen to, an evening full of it can be too much of a good thing just as when some orchestras persist
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      983 6  -  FRAN HOSKEN Centre for Human Settlement will help Third World cities to cope with rapid population growth By urban planner and housing consultant THREE years after the United Nations Habitat conference, a UN Centre for Human Settlement (UNCHS) has finally been created.
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      989 7  -  DIRK RIETBERGEN Community self-help is improving the life of Indonesia's vast rural population By IT is Thursday night malam Juma at or "eve of Friday," as the Muslims call the night before their prayer day. In one of the bigger
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      878 7  - Churches reopen in Guangzhou with official blessing EDITH LEDERER By m Guangzhou FIVE elderly L hww priests celebra first Catholic m<" ir Guangzhou m 13 .ears one Sunday last month Said Father Andrew Lin, 85, who spent 10 years m prison: "Today, all my prayers have come true." At the
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      764 8  -  GRAHAM EARNSHAW Beijing passes new laws to woo overseas firms By m Canton CHINA is moving fast into direct competition with other East asian countries, including Taiwan, for foreign investment. Spurred on by the prospect of gaining worldclass technology and lots of foreign
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      372 8  -  THOMAS LAND Countries urged to plant other crops By m Geneva IN A global campaign against smoking, the world's 120 tobaccogrowing countries are being urged by the United Nations to switch to other crops. The campaign is being run by two UN agencies the World Health
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      913 9  -  WILLIAM SERRIN Marked decline m growth rates puts By BECAUSE of inflation, the decline of the dollar and concern that a malaise has come to grip America, a recent abrupt decline m productivity is being given extensive scrutiny. Dozens of centres to study productivity,
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      796 9  - Myth and mystery still surround Joan of Arc MARCUS ELIASON By "HISTORY'S first feminist," an American woman scribbled m the visitors' book at a recent exhibition on Joan of Arc, that most durable of French legends. Maybe she didn't know that one of Joan's proudest boasts at her trial was
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        529 11 Lighting up your nights Co-ordinated by TENGJUAT LENG Pictures by CHEW BOON CHIN YOU MAY be familiar with the garden of your home but what about your night-time visitors? Do they miss your house because of an obscure street number? Are your driveway posts well-defined and can your guests make
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        313 10 WHEN IT comes to lighting, most of the attention is paid to the choice of lamps. The humble lightswitch, socket or other accessories are often forgotten. True, switches and such may just be appendages to that glittering chandelier or expensive antique lamp, but they can
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        1158 10  -  LIANA TAN By GROWING interest m Oriental antiques and art items here has not escaped Korean antiquities. Two recent exhibitions of Korean antique and reproduction furniture have been held, and a third one will be opened soon. Fine Arts of Asia will hold a pre-Christmas exhibition and sale
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      18 12 A textile printing and weaving plant m China.. .still far behind m technology.
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      711 12  -  By WALTER SULLIVAN i m New York AFTER declaring proudly that his factory m Zhang Zhou had turned out 120 million metres of cloth m 2,000 colours, patterns and textures last year, the director, Chiang Yashin, added: "But we are still far
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      238 2 unrolls its end-of-flie-year lai Ping rolls out J an array of exquisitely^ jf^d^^fc B^^^^ liandi tatted i arjxls B^B™^^ rn.nli- <>l pun- vii nm lj/Ill^ wool ami also imported rugi. C^h(K>se from the wide range of hues. I 1 1 V mm, and dcnglU at incredibly low r v».r prices
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      68 2 CM AM All Night Music «.M Breakfast Club 7.M News 7.11 The Yaohan Show 7.4S Daily Diary B.M News 8.11 Peanut I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU YOU NOT ONLY U)ON SURVIVEP A FI6HT WITH THE FI6HX BUT HQ\) THE CAT NEXT POOR RESCUED THAT KIPS <i^L__^ STUPIP BLANKET /l'P LOVE TO
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      283 3 FBFF w^ 1 y our National IIEE washing machine! Now's the time to buy National because we're giving away a free gift for every purchase while stocks last! So see your nearest dealer now for more details. t J Y J A National styling curler EH 736 A National iron
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      155 6 Push-button telephones U| I for new subscribers H I With effect from today, new telephone subscribers served from the Geylang Telephone Exchange will be given standard pushbutton telephones without extra charge. This move is m conjunction with the commissioning of 20,000 lines of electronic telephone switching equipment at the new
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      612 12 Congratulations Best Wishes to b t Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd. on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone for the expansion of their refinery at Pulau Merlimau FROM FEDERAL HARDWARE ENGINEERING CO. Head Office: 193-A, Goldhill Shopping Centre. Thomson Road, Smgepore 1 130. Tal: *****21 (5 lines)
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      55 13 MR. TAN BOON TEIK MESSAGE FROM MR. TAN BOON TEIK, CHAIRMAN OF SINGAPORE REFINING COMPANY PTE LTD MR. H.E. NORTON MESSAGE FROM MR. H.E. NORTON, CHAIRMAN AND MANAGING DIRECTOR, BP SINGAPORE PTE LTD MR. RE. DOUGHERTY MESSAGE FROM MR.R.E. DOUGHERTY.
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      1204 14 Refinery's capacity to expand from 70 000 to 170 ,000 barrels a day THK RKFINERY expansion project on Fulau Aver Merlimau, which will cost Singapore Refining Company (SRC) about $185 million, is scheduled for completion m December 1980. The new joint venture refining company is a tie-up between the government-backed
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        89 14 Congratulations to Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd. on the occasion of the foundation stone laying ceremony at Pulau Merlimau LEE WAH ENGINE WORKS (PTE) LTD 70, Bendemeer Road Singapore 1233. Tel: *****77 Telex No: RS ***** WAHENG SPG GETS THE JOB DONE Refiner and Marketer of Quality Petroleum Products j^^*~^^^^^^
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        266 14 Congratulations to Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd. on the occasion of the foundation stone laying ceremony at Pulau Merlimau TAI MENG ELECTRIC PTE. LTD. The entire electrical installation of the present SPC plant at Pulau Merlimau was one of the 20 similar projects we have successfully completed to-date. We specialise
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        120 15 (CsSclj)) \s^ Congratulations n -f* Congratulations Best Wishes Best Wishes to to o. tj /^rur^J Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd. Singapore Refinery Co. Pte Ltd. on the occasion of the foundation stone laying ceremony. We specialise m chimney building, boiler WKmwewwtmmwm installation and repairing, factory I |I||J construction, kiln building
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        191 15 Congratulations Best Wishes to Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd. on the occasion of the foundation stone laying ceremony atPulau Merlimau SANKYU INC. JAPAN Mita Kokusai Building, No. 4-28, 1-C Home, Mita Minato-Ku Tokyo, Japan. Tel: 03(454)3911 SANKYU (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. NES Office Building, Room 10-13, 3 rd Floor, Corporation Road,
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        412 16 Congratulations Best Wishes to SINGAPORE REFINING COMPANY PTE. LTD. oh the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone for the Refinery Expansion from <Ts> SINGAPORE TAKADA INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. 51. Gul Road. Singapore 2262. Tel: *****6 (6 lines) Telex: STK RS ***** Cable: SINTAKADA" We are proud to be
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        587 17 The future. Congratulations to the Singapore Refining Company Private Limited on the laying of the foundation stone for the Refinery Expansion Project. 1 Again and again, JGC proves that a total engineering approach to projects m various fields works efficiently I jUi throughout the world. I JGC was the main
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        290 18 >7^AN^\ /y/^B.\\\ /^/AVW ///A /ft i /ft i f ■■BBk. >^bVJ I fca^a^^ Iff "^B_v m \W 1 111 \V^^ ißßß^^«^ia^^__^^^ J) V^^ m mm^mmmm^m^^ ml Vv Congratulations Best Wishes to Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd. NEW WEST COAST (PTE) LTD civil engineering general contractors NEW WEST COAST NURSERY landscape
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        44 18 Congratulations to Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd. on the occasion of the foundation stone laying ceremony. EVERGREAT CONSTRUCTION CO., (PRIVATE) LTD. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. CIVIL ENGINEERING BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 14, Jalan Kilang Barat, Rcdhill Industrial 1 state, Singapore 0315. Tel: *****36 (3 Lines) (able: "EVERGREAT" Singapore
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        345 18 I I /")47 CT/ y/if/ IJ I/ITI ftM C f~* 1 l? \j\Jlist? I Ml/Ll/l4Jfl/l/\Jllsj I On2r3tUl3.ilOllS Jo tUf L °"the °fthe f°»"dati st ™<> r th expansion of and BeSt WIShCS theS.R.C. Refinery to Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd. *i~ *Ti on *he occasion of the foundation 3??iE5B feplfcfc
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        43 18 Congratulations Best Wishes to Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd, from NIPPON OIL SEAL INDUSTRY CO. LTD. (SINGAPORE BRANCH i 18. TRACTOR ROAD. JURONG TOWN. SINGAPORE 2262 We specialise for their requirements m mechanical seals, bendix flexible diaphragm couplings, O-rings. Upackings and oil seals
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        65 18 Tel: *****8. 981 141 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Singapore Refining Co. Pte. Ltd, from ■ja, m CHANG CHENG CIVIL ENGINEERING PTE LTD. 216 Tanjong Katong Road Singapore. 1543 Tel: *****8. *****4 KEJURUTERAAN AWAM CANG CENG(M)SDN.BHD. No: 70 Jalan Sommerville Road. Ist Floor Bmtuiu. Sarawak. East Malaysia Tel: ***** Telex:
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        780 19 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited from PWD Registered Contractors tor the following (A) Interior /Graphic Works Contract A: Counters foi Passenger Terminol Building (Unit I) of Changi International Airport Development (Phase I) at Changi. Eligibility Furniture $500,000/ ond obove ♦Site Showround 8 1 1 79 ot 10.30 am Meet
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        787 19 diidr Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the followlng:(1) DESIGN, BUPPLY AND DELIVERY of Metal Formwork to Board's Building Sites. (2) CONSTRUCTION OF AVENUE 5 (PART) AND NEE SOON RING ROAD (PART) at Nee Soon New Town, Neighbourhood 1. (3) EARTHWORKS at Tampines New Town Contract
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        620 19 I mJ JLM Lm PUBLK UTILITIES I y™/ BonRD SENOKO POWER STATION WYTTATIOII TO TEMPO! The Public Utilities Board invites tenders for the construction and completion ot the following items of work for the third stage development of Senoko Power Stotion m the Republic of Singapore: Circulating Wats* Conduits, Pumphou—
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        542 19 DHDB BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET Tenders are invited for the letting of the followlng:- A) Nmt Eating House* ft Shops at Clementi Town Centra Contrast 1. B) Terrace factories at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park, Depot Lane MaffeiHng Industrial Estate. C) 4-ttorvy industrial shops at Geylang East industrial Estate. Ang
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        254 19 TENDER Tender will be received for the supply of the following undermentioned Items In the Ministry of Defence (Logistics Division), Tanglln, Singapore 1024 up to 11.00 a.m. on date shown against the Items: 1. BRAKE FLUID Tender No: MINDEF (LOO) 291/79(3) Closing Date: 16 Nov 79 Tender Deposit: $500.00 2.
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        375 19 GOVERNMENT OF THE KKI'I'RI.IC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap m. lf» Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, Mi N«tk* uder Rale It Notice Is hereby given that the following proposal for alteration to the Master Plan was submitted to the Minister for National Development for approval: Add after the last
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        278 19 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE OrlfflMtlM Pritfwi N*. 71 «f int. Ii the Matter M Beettoa M M The («mptalra Act (Cap. IU) Km* In the Matter si»n»p»rr SklpbalMiifr. ud KmrhwrrinK Limited NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that a Petition was on the llth
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        743 20 3} i^ii^T k! a7a7a7S7mmma7Mra7a7&?s7a7M7&?&7M? 4 s//VGj*f*Of*£jffMr* 4, A/fii-//v£s US!/ f COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERS SIA will be expanding ond improving its telecommunications A facilities for its head office os well as as its overseas stations m wk Jm? the next few years X? Telecommunications professionals with experience m voice Jm^ S7 communications
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        741 20 I EXECUTIVE I (OIL SUPPLY TRADING DEPARTMENT) Arising from the forthcoming trebling of our refining capacity m Singapore and other expansions m our activities both here m Singapore and South East Asia generally, we are m the progress of expanding the size and scope of our Oil Supply Trading Department.
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        319 20 ENGINEER DUTIES: To carry out examinations and tests of hoists and lifts, lifting gears, or lifting appliances and lifting machines as required under the Factories Act. QUALIFICATIONS: Degree holder from a recognised University At least 2 years similar experience Preference will be given to Singapore citizens who have completed full-time
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        100 20 BARGAIN SALE 4 New Units Waukesha Model L 5792 DSIM C W twin disc Niigata gearbox model MGNIOOOAZ, ratio 4:1 ex stock Singapore (Ex Warehouse) with the following ratings: a 2 units rated at 1170 Bhp at 1000 Rpm at SJIBO.OOO ono each a 2 units rated at 1420 Bhp
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        275 20 Tenders are Invited for the following Items: I Repairs aad RepalattM of Buildings at the Bay*' T»wn VMtthul Institute Tender No. VITB/BTVI/ 40/79 Tender Deposit: $250.00 Showround Date: 5 November 197 b at 1000 hours Meeting Place: Boys' Town Vocational Institute Buklt Timah Road. Singapore 2367. t Repairs to the
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