The Straits Times, 8 January 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1981 30 CENTB M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    MISSING PHEY GETS THE SACK
    651 1 Warrant of arrest issued against him NTUC president Mr C. V. Devan Nair yesterday announced the NTUC's intention to sack Phey Yew Kok from all posts he holds in the trade union movement following his failure to turn up in court in the morning when
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    Tales of courage and cowardice -by Pang Boon
    833 1  - Tales of courage and cowardice -by Pang Boon LESLIE FONG By News Editor AN engaging tale of intrigue and infiltration within the PAP, of confrontation and subterfuge and of unsung heroes and unexposed cowardice has been told by Mr Ong Pang Boon in the 25th anniversary issue of Petir, the
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    Lock icon Driving apart
    35 1 TOKYO, Mon The US Ford Motor Company has severed its business tie-up with Honda International Sales Company (Hisco), affiliated with the Japanese car firm, Honda, for sales of Ford cars in Japan. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Talks begin
    30 1 BELFAST, Mon. Britishsponsored talks aimed at forging the beginnings of a Protestant-Roman Catholic political rapprochement in Northern Ireland began today in an atmosphere of pessimism and violence Reuter
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    Lock icon US may ease sales to China
    102 1 US may ease sales to China BEIJING, Mm. US officiate accompanying Defence Secretary Harold Brown on his visit to China said today the US may allow the sale of i defenoe-relatedteohnol- I ogy to China while denying it to the Soviet Union. However, they insisted the US would not try
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    Lock icon Tired leader
    30 1 TEHERAN, Mon. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny, Iran's revolutionary leader, has cancelled all his appointments for two weeks from Jan 12 be- cause of tiredness, his office gaid today Reuter.
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    Lock icon Indira way ahead
    646 1 'FIRST PRIORITY WILL BE TO RESTORE LAW AND ORDER' NEW DELHI, Monday A JIBILANT former Premier Indira Gandhi said today her first priority will be to restore law and order as her Congress (I) Party romped towards a stunning victory In the Indian general election. Her party
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    Lock icon Panic buying sends gold price to US$680
    246 1 HONGKONG, Monday THE international gold price rocketed to a world record US$6BO (551,462) an ounce on the Hongkong market today amid what dealers called panic buying, but it later dropped back to close the day at US$65O. i The new record was US$5O
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    Lock icon China-Egypt panels
    61 1 BEIJING, Mon. China and Egypt have formed two subcommittees to develop cooperation in tne military and economic fields, informed sources said today, during a visit of Egyptian Vice-President Hosni Mubarak to Beijing. They said an offer by Beijing to sell Chinese-made military aircraft to Egypt was expected to
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    Lock icon Demand for ransom
    61 1 Demand for ransom ZAMBOANGA CITY. Mon. Hijackers of a passenger launch who killed seven government troopers late last month have demanded US$23,250 (SJ50.000) for the release of their hostages, military authorities said today. The authorities reported over the weekend that four suspects in the hijacking of the ML Gloria had
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    Lock icon Missing Laotian
    57 1 BANGKOK, Mon. Thai authorities are looking for a Laotian who fled to Thailand over the weekend claiming to be a secretary of the Mekong committee in Vientiane. The mass circulation daily Thai Rath said the man, who identified himself as Keooroth Chindavongsa, appeared at their office in Nong
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    Lock icon Selling gold from teeth
    56 1 NEW YORK, Mon. With the gold price topping US$6OO (5J1.462) an ounce, some people are selling their gold-inlay dental work, weighed after the teeth are removed. "In an average week, we get maybe 25 to 30 people wanting tc sell dental gold," said Mr Darin Zarbnisky
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    Lock icon UFO over Tokyo
    47 1 TOKYO. Mon. A glinting unidentified flying object appeared over a high-rise hotel in central Tokyo for about 20 minutes this evening, a fireman reported. The official of the Tokyo Fire Department said the round object appeared over the Hotel New Otani and disappeared. AFP.
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    Lock icon Reports of mass killings in Kabul
    559 1 NEW DELHI, Monday TALES of mass killings filtered out of Afgan istan today, sparking fears the Soviet-occu pied nation would become another Kampu chea. Afghan Muslim leaders travelling overland from Afghanistan to Pakistan told UPI of reprisals against families of Muslim insurgents and regular
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    Marcos to hold talks with Aquino
    336 1  - Marcos to hold talks with Aquino THEH CHONGKHADIKIJ By o/ the Bangkok Post Special to the Straits Times MANILA, Mon. President Ferdinand Marcw will hold discussions witl former senator Benign' i Aquino in the next few days for "fair and equal participation by the opposition" in the Philippine Government administration
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    57 1 Khmer fighting: 20 killed BANGKOK. If**'. Pierce fighting between rival an ti- Vietnamese Kampuchea* nerlllas has killed at least 21 preple aid wounded so»res mere, factional leaden said today. Leaden «f two rightist Khmer Serel (Free Khmer) groap* had blamed the fighting and shellflre over the pant three days
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      103 1 36 pages today 60 BUGIS ST STALLS GET WARNING NOTICES Pag* 15 VIOLATION of UN codes a world threat, says Prof Koh S CARTER: US will push for UN sanctions 4 YOUNG and 'old' taking to Japanese at CC classes 7 •COMMUNITY work can groom pupils for leadership' 8 BANK
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon France will not retaliate
      577 2 SOVIET ACTION A BLOW TO DETENTE, BUT... INDIA PARIS, Monday FRANCE will not take retaliatory measures against the Soviet Union although it considers Soviet intervention in Afghanistan a severe blow for detente, Foreign Minister Jean Francois-Poncet said yesterday. The minister, who was answering questions during a
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      Lock icon PRAYERS BEFORE PROTEST
      54 2 PRAYERS BEFORE PROTEST PLACARDS pit aside, Muslim demonstrators kneel for their afternoon prayers in Hyde Park before staging a protest outside the Soviet Embassy 'n London. The marchers, Afghan and other Muslims residing in London, handed a letter of protest to the embassy hitting oat at the Soviet military intervention
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      Lock icon US-China talks on Afghanistan
      94 2 US-China talks on Afghanistan BEIJING, Mon. Visiting US Defence Secretary Harold Brown today began day-long talks with senior Chixnese defence officials to work out the two nations' "parallel responses" to the Soviet action in Afghanistan. The 14-member US team led by Mr Brown met a Chinese delegation headed by VicePremier
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      Lock icon Retaliation will hurt US more, says Moscow
      249 2 MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet Union declared yesterday that President Jimmy Carter's punitive measures against the Soviet Union will have no effect on Soviet policy towards Afghanistan and are apt to harm the American people more than anyone else. The /'declaration a statement that
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      Lock icon We've no choice but to live with Russia: Zia
      174 2 We've no choice but to live with Russia: Zia NEW YORK, Monday PAKISTANI President General Mohammed Zia-ul-Haq has said that his country has no choice but to live with its new neighbour the Soviet Union. In an interview published in the latest issue of Newsweek magazine, Gen Zia commented on
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      Lock icon -US probe into intelligence bungle
      107 2 -US probe into intelligence bungle NEW YORK, Mon. The CIA and the Armed Forces Joint Chiefs of Staff have opened a "quiet post-mortem" into the apparent failure by US intelligence to estimate the strength of Soviet forces poised to enter Afghanistan, Newsweek magazine reported in its latest issue. It said
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      REACTION...
      347 2 INDONESIA: President Saharte waned that S«vlet Intervention In Afghanistan roold shake world peace aad infringe the principle of peaceful co-existence and mutual respect. AddrcsslngPar I lament, he said: "Military intervention has occsjred there from an external force that gave birth to a chance in government recently. "Tills can definitely
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      An overwhelming condemnation
      136 3 THERE was overwhelming condemnation of the Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan at the two special United Nations Security Council sessions on Sunday. Of the 19 speakers who addressed the council, only five all staunch Soviet allies defended the Soviet military action. The meeting, which brought to SS the
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      'Violation of UN codes a threat to world peace'
      447 3 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. Singapore has told the Security Council the Soviet Union's violation of United Nations' principles threatens the world with lawlessness. "When those in a privileged position to enforce the purposes and principles of this organisation breach them at the
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      Lock icon Mexico to fill vacant seat on council?
      89 3 Mexico to fill vacant seat on council? UNITED NATIONS, Mon. The deadlock over the vacant South American seat on the United Nations Security Council may be broken soon as both Cuba and Colombia appear ready to step down in favour of Mexico, diplomatic sources said here. Both Cuba and Colombia
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      667 3 6 Unless we assame that the late ■< Afghan) President Amln had suicidal tendencies, it is reasonable to infer that he would not have invited Soviet troops to enter Afghanistan in order to depose and kill him. 7 Prof Tommy Koh speaking at the UN debate on Afghanistan.
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      Lock icon Drug kills pusher
      59 4 MIAMI, Mon. A 29-year-old drug trafficker died here yesterday when rubber balloons containing cocaine burst inside his stomach, customs officials said. Victor Benjamin collapsed at Miami Airport after flying in from Colombia. Hospital X rays showed he had swallowed 110 small rubber balloons containing 250 g of
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      Lock icon Exorcism boy dies
      63 4 NEW YORK, Mon. A I'/-year-old boy, whose mother allegedly placed him over a heated oven "to drive the devil out," died last night, a hospital spokesman said. Leon Justin had been receiving treated (or burns on 95 per cent of his body after the incident on Tuesday,
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      Lock icon Carter: US will push for UN sanctions
      420 4 Carter: US will push for UN sanctions DAY 64 1 WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter will push for United Nations economic sanctions against Iran, despite UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim s opinion that this may not help US hostages in Teheran. Mr Carter told Dr Waldheim at a two-hour meeting in
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      Lock icon Kurdistan governor quits to join rebels
      99 4 Kurdistan governor quits to join rebels TEHERAN, Mon. Kurdistan's Kovernoreeneral has out to Join Kurdish rebels demanding government security forces leave Sanaadai, the provincial capital, at once, the Teheran Times reported. Mr Hosseln Shahveml joined the rebels In their sixth da y of a sitin to protest the governments not
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      Iranian youth tells of 'holy' mission of destruction
      342 4 Iranian youth tells of 'holy' mission of destruction CAIRO, Monday A YOUNG Iranian says he was sent here by a fanatic group on a "holy" mission of bombing and arson to obstruct establishment of peaceful relations between Egypt and Israel. Falah Eddin Mohammed Khatchi, 23, said he was ordered by
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      HOSTAGES BOUND, BUT WELLTREATED: CAPTORS
      199 4 HOSTAGES BOUND, BUT WELLTREATED: CAPTORS TEHERAN, Mon. As the American diplomatic hostages entered their 10th week of captivity yesterday, their militant captors insisted that they were being welltreated and fed American-style food, but concede that their hands were still bound. The militants, in an interview with the New York Times,
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      Lock icon Syrian PM loses his post
      99 4 Syrian PM loses his post DAMASCUS, Mon. Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed Ali Al-Halabi lost his post yesterday when he was not re-elected to the 21-member regional leadership council of the ruling Baath Party. Party officials said failure to maintain his seat on the council meant that Mr AlHalabi was no
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      Asteroid strike spelt end of dinosaurs: Scientists
      153 4 A TEAM of scientists has suggested that dinosaurs became extinct tt million years ago because an asteroid struck the earth and threw up so much dust the globe was cast Into semi-darkness for several years. Professor Luis Alvarez, a Nobel prixewinnlng physicist at
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      Lock icon My troops are in Zimbabwe, says Botha
      171 5 PRETORIA M Pi tnte Minister Pleter Botha confii mcd j (I iy that South st.it mn<il in Zimnabwp but stti< ttMl to i bordei to protect communication lini's ht-twivn thl In a statement 1 1 I hi OUgh (lfflTM i quarters here, Mr
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      PEOPLE'S DAILY SCOFFS AT MAO BOOK
      114 5 PEOPLE'S DAILY SCOFFS AT MAO BOOK HIUIMi, Mon. The IVople's Dally In a new affront to the late Chairman Mao Zedong said today that the "Httlr red 'book" of his quotations was now "a joke" in China. The < imimunlst Party newspaper totally rejected the constant reference to Chairman Mao's
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      Lock icon Indira 'the thunder' comes rumbling back
      440 5 NEW DELHI, Mon "SHE'LL come back like thunder." Just a year ago it seemed like wishful thinking, that defiant vow to India's parliament by CM. Stephen, Indira Gandhi's party whip. Thp thunder has come rumbling over India as he predicted. Returns from th<> latest
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      Lock icon Murder probe on Adamson death: Police quiz three
      296 5 NAIROBI, Mon KENYAN Police Commissioner Ben Gethi announced today that the death of naturalist Joy Adamson, author of "Born Free," was being treated as murder. The Kenya news agency I quoted Mr Gethi as saying three people were helping the inquiry into
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      Lock icon Inflation hits Hongkong's Chinese restaurants
      159 5 Inflation hits Hongkong's Chinese restaurants HONGKONG, Mon. The little Chinese restaurants for which Hongkong is famous are being driven out of business by inflation and fantastic price of property in the crowded British colony. Ten restaurants closed in 1978, more last year and at least another 30 are planning to
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      Lock icon Thief drowns in escape bid at $515,000 loot site
      142 5 Thief drowns in escape bid at $515,000 loot site JOHANNESBURG. Mon. A security guard, who stole more than 200,000 rand (*****,000) from his company in November, drowned while showing detectives where he had hidden the money in a river, police said today. A jpolice spokesman said Clive Becker, 29, was
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      Lock icon Coalition pact
      45 5 SAN SALVADOR, Mon. The Christian Democratic Party yesterday agreed to form a new government with the military if its demands were met for transformation of security forces, a dialogue with leftist groups and the exclusion of private enterprise representatives from the government. AP.
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      48 5 Sahara by bicycle TOKYO, Mon. A 28-year-old Japanese adventurer left here today for Algiers, where he will attempt to cross the Sahara desert by bicycle. Mr Kazuhiko Yokoo plans to pedal the 5,000 kms to Kano. Nigeria, in three months on a custom-built bicycle impervious to sand. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Samrin rules out a neutral govt
      519 6 BANGKOK, Mon. Exactly one year after the overthrow of the Khmer Rouge in Phnom Penh, the Vietnamesebacked Heng Samrin regime today rejected any possibility of allowing a "neutralist" gov- ernment to be set up in Kampuchea. Mr Heng Samrin, in a marathon speech marking
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      Lock icon Marcos calls for a regional economic forum
      268 6 Marcos calls for a regional economic forum v Mm Philip l< nt Ferdinand •■I for a 11 rnt Asia Pac ific forum of developing countrengthen eco cooperation and lift- of the 's \.5 billion people ul the Philippines idy to push the project Itself until a institutional framework tblished along
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      Lock icon Lakeside Japanese with fuel to last until the year 4,000
      268 6 RKSIDENTS arennd Japan's largest lake may s«on have a 2,Mtyear supply of cheap, clean fuel. The government of Saiga province plans to tore for natural gas near scenic Lake Hwa from April 1 and If It Is successful, there could
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      Lock icon Third clash reported in four days
      335 6 Third clash reported in four days BANGKOK, Monday FIGHTING flared again near the Thai border today when two groups of Kampuchean antigovernment guerillas clashed north of the frontier town of Poipet, a Thai military spokesman said here. This was the third reported clash in border areas in the past four
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        45 Viet refugees arrive in S'pore
        99 6 45 Viet refugees arrive in S'pore ANOTHER 45 Vietnamese refugees arrived in Singapore on board the Norwegian-owned tanker Stolt Sheaf on Friday. They were allowed to come ashore on the same day and are now staying at the Hawkins Road camp. The refugees, all Vietnamese, were picked up from their
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        Lock icon 2,000 dead
        47 6 BELFAST. Mon. The death toll in 10 years of troubles in Northern Ireland yesterday passed the 2,000 mark. Three Ulster Defence Regiment members were killed by a land-mine explosion near Cast lewellan, County Down, bringing the death toll to 2,001, the British Army announced. AFP
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        110 6 DEAF Americans will be able to follow peak viewing time programmes on the ABC and NBC networks soon, thanks to subtitles and a special decoding device. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare has been working on this project with the TV industry since 1970. It
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        Lock icon Secret of longevity
        73 6 THE secret of long life is to live high up in the hills, eat vegetarian food, work hard, walk a lot and never get angry, according to a report in yesterday's People's Daily newspaper published in Beijing. It said this was the conclusion of a survey carried
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        Lock icon 200m cycles of pill used
        89 6 INDONESIA yesterday claimed to be the first country in the world to have consumed 200 million cycles of contraceptive pills since it launched its national family planning programme nine years ago. Deputy Health Minister Dr Haryono told Antara news agency that about 60 per cent
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      Lock icon Nurses plan to marry refugee thwarted
      169 6 Nurses plan to marry refugee thwarted BANGKOK, Mon. Pascale Merlin, the French nurse who fell in love with a Kampuchean refugee, has been sent home abruptly by the aid organisation that employed her. The action by the French organisation, Medecins Sans Frontiers, was taken aft^r it became known that Miss
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      33 6 MANILA, Mon. Afghanistan failed to send deleR.itcs for the opening here today of the United Nations-sponsored Asian regional conference on economic cooperation among developing countries, a conference spokesman said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SOCCER FAN'S DART HITS POLICEMAN
      47 6 THE object lodged in this British policeman's cheek is a dart thrown by a football fan daring a soccer match between Northwich Victoria and Wigan in Northwich at the weekend. Police Constable David Large, 29, however, narrowly escaped serious Injury. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Terms for new govt
      47 6 SAN SALVADOR, Mon. The Christian Democratir Party yesterday agreed to form a new government with the milit.ny if its demands were met for transformation of security forces, a dialogue with leftist groups and the exclusion of private enterprise representatives from the government. AP.
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    Only 2 planes identified from the wreckage
    250 7  - Only 2 planes identified from the wreckage ABBY TAN By Our Manila correspondent THESE pictures, token by members of a Philippine Air Force paramedic team, show the site where three RSAF Skyhawk fighter jets crashed on Dec 19 while on a training flight In the Philippines. All four pilots aboard
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    Damaged cables: Firm awarded $37,500
    240 7 Damaged cables: Firm awarded $37,500 NISSHO-lAWI Co Ltd, a general contractors company, was awarded $37,546 damages, plus interest and cost, in a negligence suit at the end of a four-day hearing in the High Court yesterday. The company, represented by Mr Cheong Yuen Hee, had claimed the sum as losses
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    Young and 'old' taking Japanese atCCs
    355 7 Young and 'old' taking Japanese atCCs CHILDREN, some nine-year-olds, are among the increasing number of youths learning Japanese at community centres. The increasing popular- ity of the language is' partly due to more Singaporeans coming into contact with the; Japanese in their work. Others take to the language out of
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  • PAP'S 25 Anniversary
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      Tortuous test of will at dialogues
      483 8 The dialogues or discussions were not conducted to elicit the simple troth. Frank and honest personal views were rarely expressed, especially in a group. Simple questions requiring a "yes" or "no" answer were given long and tortuous dialectic replies. The dialogues were often long-drawn
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      PARTY'S FIRST BRANCH
      135 8 THE first PAP branch (above) established in 141 Nell Road In June 1955 and a testimony to the hard times that the party had to endure in Its early years. When It was first set up, the branch, occupying the front of a ground floor flat, had
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      Red faces at picnics held by communists
      294 8 Red faces at picnics held by communists QUESTION: When is a picnic not a picnic? Answer: When it is organised by communists or pro-communists for political indoctrination. An insight into how they did it in the early years of the PAP is offered in Mr Ong Pang Boon's essay on
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      'Community work can groom pupils for leadership'
      1066 8  - 'Community work can groom pupils for leadership' AHMAD OSMAN By SCHOOLCHILDREN should be persuaded to take part in community work as a long-term measure to enlarge grassroots political participation in Singapore. This is the suggestion made by a political scientist, Dr Scan Chee Meow, in an article. Grassroots Participation in
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      Malaysian Navy moving out of Woodlands
      159 8 Malaysian Navy moving out of Woodlands THE Royal Malaysian Navy is moving out of its base in K. D. Malaya, Woodlands, to its new multi-million base at Lumut, Perak, which will become fully operational in 1984. The first phase of the relocation took place last week when some 2,500 personnel
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      Trades quest
      34 8 THE minister in charge of industrial training, Dr Ahmad Maitar, will open the Top of the Trade '80 contest at the PUB auditorium in Somerset Road on Jan 18 at 10 a.m.
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      Choy Siong kept the flag flying during 'raid'
      484 9 Choy Siong kept the flag flying during 'raid' IN between the accounts i of struggles against l communists Mr Ong Pang Boon gives in his essay on the problems of party organisation for the 25th anniversary issue of Petir is a vignette about courage and cowardice. The heroine of the
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      CC dinner, dance
      44 9 THE Pek Kio community centre youth group will hold a dinner and dance to mark its 15th anniversary at the Shangri-La Hotel on Feb 2 at 7.30 p.m. The MP for Farrer Park, Dr Lee Chiaw Meng, will be the guest-of-honour.
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      Members taken for ride by hard luck stories—
      362 9 Members taken for ride by hard luck stories— IN THK early days of the People's Action Party, several members of the Tanjong Pagar branch were taken for a ride by a party member who told them a series of hard lack stories and "conned" them Into Krting with their rd-earned
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      Man tried to sit on railing and fell to death
      321 9 Man tried to sit on railing and fell to death ON an evening out with a factory operator, a slightly tipsy married man fell about 15 metres to his death, a coroner's court heard yesterday. He was trying to sit on the railing of a viewing tower. Chee Ec Khan,
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      Mystery man who got into committee
      424 9 NIGHT-SOIL WORKER' SUSPECTED AS AGENT THE People's Action Party's central executive committee was infiltrated by a suspected agent provocateur barely eight months after the party was launched on Nov 21, 1954. This took place at the party's second annual general meeting on June 26,
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      Mandarin drive: PM goes on TV tomorrow
      249 9 Mandarin drive PM goes on TV tomorrow THE Prime Minister will speak on the Mandarin campaign and other related issues again this time to the Chinese-educated when he meets four journalists in a televised programme, Language Competence and Multilingual Society, on Channel 8 tomorrow at 9 p.m. Mr Lee Kuan
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    Extra care can save children's lives
    242 10 Extra care can save children's lives FEWER children will j be killed in road accidents if adults take extra care to protect and teach them road safety. This is the message Traffic Police are trying to drive home. They say 1979 should be a lesson year to all as an
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    1979 road deaths lowest in 15 years
    72 10 ROAD deaths for last year totalled 231, the lowest in 15 years, according to the Traffic Police. Fatalities on the road in 1978 numbered 278. The declining accident rate was due to the selective enforcement and road-safety education policy of the Traffic Police,
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    I saw accused shoot bank Cisco guard
    427 10  -  GLORIA CHAN MANAGER TELLS HIGH COURT: By BANK manager Chang Wee Meng saw a man pointing a revolver at the neck of a Cisco constable at his branch. Then he heard a click followed within seconds by a bang. The next thine he
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    For the needy
    27 10 THE MP for Kampong Kernhangan. Mr Mansor Sukaimi. will present awards to needy pupils at Ulu Pandan community centre on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    A flick of the hand foiled grab
    157 10 A flick of the hand foiled grab A MAN'S attempt to steal a bundle of money was foiled when a girl flicked his hand aside, making him release the clutched notes, a magistrate's court was told yesterday. Umar bin Idril, 21, an Indonesian here on a social visit pass, tried
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    Henderson courses
    30 10 Henderson courses HENDERSON communit) centre will hold courses ir swimming (beginners), computer programming (theory), Japanese language, and nil tural dance For details, ring *****68 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    I last saw Phey on New Year's Eve: Counsel
    913 11  -  MAUREEN CHUA By and GERALD PEREIRA A WARRANT has been issued for the arrest of trade union leader Phey Yew Kok after he failed to turn up in court yesterday when his case came up for mention. His counsel, Mr H.
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    HOUSEWIVES' MARKETING GUIDE
    325 11 The retail prices of market items are provided below for general guidance only Date lan 80 Prepared By Department ol Trade imcapore HIM AREA MARK! I Si JMI fki, Seng Poh Redhill I I BKF Brisket i frozen 3 605g J4 40 1 kg $7 25 Topside
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    Tax aid for firms with fire devices?
    100 11 THE Finance Ministry is considering granting concessions to firms which instal sophisticated fire protection devices in their premises. Such concessions, said to be prevalent in many countries, aim to encourage managements to use more advanced fire protection equipment in the workplace. Last September,
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    Women's yoga
    31 11 JOO Chiat community centre will hold courses on yoga for women, table-tennis, swimming, tae kwon-do, tai chi chuan and others from next month. For details ring *****6 or *****7
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    Ex-employee tried to get off with old staff card
    152 11 AN ex-employee of Yaohan Orchard Department Store tried to use an old staff card when he was asked to account for two unpaid bottles of liquor he took from the store, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Chua Lye Pow, 29, had
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    5 reasons why Muslim divorces -are high
    119 11 5 reasons why Muslim divorces -are high A SYRIAH Court official has cited five reasons why Muslim divorces are high In Singapore. HaJI Embek All, who fave these reasons at he marriage guidance coarse at Madrasah Alsagoff In Jalan Sultan on Sunday, said many couples rush into marriage because of
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    Horticulture at Havelock
    37 11 HAVELOCK community centre will hold an eight-week interior horticulture course at its premises from Friday to Feb 29. The course will be on Fridays from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. The fee is $15.
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      Talks on new ways to fight drugs
      208 13 Talks on new ways to fight drugs ALOR STAR, Monday MALAYSIAN and Thai police will meet in Bangkok on Jan 30 to explore new avenues for closer co-operation in the fight against drugs. The director of the Criminal Investigation Department, Datuk Abdul Rahman bin Ismail, who will head the Malaysian
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      Lock icon Usno chief fined for laying ; wreath in assembly
      160 13 Usno chief fined for laying wreath in assembly KOTA KINABALU, Mon. A leader of the major opposition party in Sabah was today fined for plac- 1 ing a wreath in the state assembly "on the death of democracy in Sabah". Mr Karim Ghani, who is the vice-president of the United
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      Lock icon Dad and son die of burns
      82 13 KLUANG, Mon. A satav seller and his two-and-a-half-year-old son died from bums sustained when a generator he was about to start exploded at their house in Kampung Kasam Mukim 8, Air Hitam, near here. Mr Yaakob bin Jaman, 31, who sold satay at a
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      Lock icon 948 govt officers charged with graft since 1967
      149 13 948 govt officers charged with graft since 1967 KUALA LUMPUR, Mm. A total «f H& government officer* and staff have taen charged with corruption since iJffi, Parliament was told today. Law Minister and Attorney General Datak Seri Hannah Aba Samah said that of the 948, nine were superscale officers, 82
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      Lock icon Six charged
      27 13 JOHORE BARU, Mon. Six Indonesian illegal immigrants faced separate armed robbery j charges in the magistrate's court here today. All were not granted bail. NST.
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      Lock icon American girl stole 'to buy ticket home'
      158 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An American girl who stole to pay for her air ticket home was bound over for one year in the sum of US$25O (Sss3B) in a magistrate's court here today. Katherine Annette Giep, 28, of Hawaii, pleaded guilty to stealing
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      Lock icon Thousands of students fail to turn up after holidays
      294 13 Thousands of students fail to turn up after holidays KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THOUSANDS of students in several parts of the country did not report for classes (or various reasons when schools re-opened today after the long vacation. In some cases, whole classes failed to report to the bewilderment of teachers
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      Lock icon Rithauddeen to meet Upadit on way to Hanoi
      194 13 Rithauddeen to meet Upadit on way to Hanoi FOREIGN Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen is expected to hold a short dialogue session with his Thai counterpart Dr Upadit Pachariyangkun at Bangkok airport before flying to Hanoi on Wednesday. It is believed that both ministers will discuss the latest developments in South-east
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      Lock icon 'Air talks to be held on Jan 28—29'
      105 13 'Air talks to be held on Jan 28—29' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The seventh round of talks between Malaysia and Singapore for an improved air services agreement between the two countries are expected to be held here towards the end of this month. An informed source said today the Singapore side
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      Lock icon Armed robber escapes with $38,000
      78 13 Armed robber escapes with $38,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A gunman escaped with $38,000 after snatching a slinjj bag belonging to a it?misier, at the entrance of a lift in Lee Wah Bank building in Jalan Benteng here this afternoon. A member of the public i who saw the commotion chased
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      Lock icon Tun Tan will attend meet
      53 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tun Tan Siew Sin, chairman of Sime Derby Group, will take part in an international conference to discuss future economic relations among countries in the Asia Pacific region. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamed will open the conference in Bali
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      Lock icon Classrooms 'borrowed'
      46 13 JOHORE BARU. Mon. Lack of classrooms has furred a Tampoi school to "borrow rooms from a school in Scudai to accommodate about 360 removed class pupils this year. The school has borrowed 11 classrooms for its pupils who are mostly from Tampoi area. -NST.
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    Director's wife gets consent j order for $46,000
    148 14 Director's wife gets consent j order for $46,000 A HIGH Court judge in granting a divorce to a woman yesterday, also made a consent order directing her husband, a company director, to make her a lump sum payment of $46,000. Madam Delia Soong, who said she is not employed, had
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    Blood session at airport
    69 14 THE Singapore Blood Transfu sion Service will hold blood donation sessions at the Singapore Airport's old arrival hall on Jan 15 from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. and at the St John's Ambulance Headquarters in Beach Road on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. I-ast
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    Mr Siong the plague of rats
    386 14  - Mr Siong the plague of rats WONG MOH-KEED By RATS! That's what Mr Siong Scow Liang's work and livelihood for the past three years has been all about. One might say he is one of the government's official rat-catchers. By 6.30 a.m., Mr Siong is in his office ready with
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    Govt steps up checks on refugees and ships to prevent plague
    433 14 Govt steps up checks on refugees and ships to prevent plague THE government has stepped up its vigilance to prevent plague from being brought into Singapore from any infected port. This includes stricter checks and more surveys not only on tourists, ship crew and rodents, but also, lately, on refugees.
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    $220,000 shares claim: Plaintiff engages QC
    206 14 $220,000 shares claim: Plaintiff engages QC MADAM Ng Swee Kee, 82, who is suing her third son, a chartered accountant, for the return to her of $220,000 worth of shares, has briefed a Queen's Counsel to conduct her civil claim in the High Court. She had been represented by Mr
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    Two fall from flats
    84 14 A MAN and a woman fell to their deaths in separate incidents yesterday but within six hours of each other. At 1.40 p.m.. Chia Eng Cheong, 20, fell from one of the upper floors of Block 72, Bedok South. Police said he was staying in Block
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      199 14 Straits Times Crossword ACBO6B when 'h"*' 5 a Joy*" l exch*'*' 1 Performed erotic pieces by 5 for Z7(12.3) s Sr^""^/!! 6 Joke made by student among 5 One member finds the others rustics (10) .jj earn (7) 7 Swallow rising corn before it 9 Wait about a day at
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    Warning notes served on 60 Bugis Street stalls
    493 15  -  LEONG WENG KAM By WARNING notices were last night issued to about 60 hawkers in Bugis Street in a resettlement move that the hawkers claimed would affe< t the attractiveness of the tourist spot. The hawkers, occupying stalls at both ends of
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    Mindef: Report such requests at once
    198 15 Mindef: Report such requests at once MEMBERS of the publicwere yesterday urged to contact the Ministry of Defence should they come across anyone posing as SAF officers and asking for money. This followed reports to the police by three women that they had been cheated by a man posing as
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    READING FESTIVAL
    56 15 MURK than 56 people turned Dp at the second day of the Baca Rla Festival at Times Or•■hard Outre on Sonday. The reading festival is organised by Federal Publications and Berlta Marian. Those who attended Sunday's session were from the Singapore Malay Library Society (Tarnan Bacaan). The session
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    Symposium at hotel
    34 15 AN international symposium on the 1980 Revolution of the management and mini-com-puters will be held at the Mandarin Hotel from Sunday to Jan 17. For details, contact the Singapore Computer Society.
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    Manpower study starts with talks at textile mill
    209 15 Manpower study starts with talks at textile mill THE Labour Ministry yesterday started a survey of manpower and related problems in Singapore with a visit to a textile factory in Upper Bukit Timah. A top-level ministry team led by the Permanent Secretary (Labour), Dr Han Cheng Fong, held discussions with
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    Youth stole from building site
    98 15 Youth stole from building site ROSLI bin Mat Saman, 17, was jailed for a day and fined $300 by a magistrate's court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to stealing $200 from a pair of trousers inside a room at a work site. The court heard that Mr Mohd Sulaiman, a
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    Cabbie who knocked woman down fined $750
    148 15 Cabbie who knocked woman down fined $750 TAXI driver Chia Teng Lock, 50, was found guilty in a district court yesterday of causing the death of a woman pedestrian by a negligent act. He was fined $750. Chia was driving along Serangoon Road a little before midnight on Dec 10
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    Teochew opera at the Vie
    64 15 THE Geylang Villagers' Association is staging Teochew opera performances at the victoria Theatre till tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. The Fellowship of Evangelical Students will hold a performance, Torrent, from Jan 18 to 20 at 8 p.m. and also a matinee at 3 p.m. on Jan
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    German classes
    35 15 THE Goethe-Institut will start its German language courses this year from Feb 4 at beginners, intermediate and advance levels. For details, call at the institute at the Far East Chopping Centre, Orchard Road.
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    New POSB branch
    30 15 THE Post Office Savings Bank's Bukit Merah branch at Block 161, Bukit Merah Central, will open for business tomorrow. Withdrawals of up to $2,000 can be made.
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    PA to teach Mandarin to watchmen, caretakers
    160 15 PA to teach Mandarin to watchmen, caretakers THE People's Association will start Mandarin classes from next Monday for 90 of its caretakers and watchmen at its community centres and Kallang headquarters. This is in line with its move to promote the Speak more Mandarin and less dialect campaign. The caretakers
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    SHOWERS BUT NO SO FREQUENT
    97 15 SHOWERS BUT NO SO FREQUENT LESS frequent showers are expected during the next few days. The Meteorological Services Department said the dry weather spell, expected to continue with some afternoon showers in the first two weeks of January, had been upset by unexpected developments. The department nad originally said the
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    Bilingualism in the family
    1838 16  -  GODFREY HARRISON First four years in child's life set the pattern By THE Mlingualism debate Is all bat over. When the Prime Minister said in his recent TV discussion, that parents should decide for themselves what language their children should speak at home, there was some
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1980 WHO'S SAFE?
    790 16 The Straits Times TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1980 WHO'S SAFE? THE communists in the Kremlin are undeterred. Almost unanimous condemnation by the world community has failed to stop the bloody march of Russian jackboots across Afghanistan. The retaliatory measures of the West have so far not weakened Soviet resolve. Nor has
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    Filipina's quiet revolution
    461 16  -  ERIC S. QIRON By in Manila WHILE neo-feminism was building up to a radical pitch in the West, women in the Philippines were likewise staging their own quiet revolution to regain ground in all branches of government, education and the professions, as well as with the right
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    Lock icon The larger tragedy of Afghanistan
    912 16  -  JAMES RESTON By in Washington PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter's speech against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was a carefully balanced response, but it- sounded tougher than it actually was. His proposed punishment won't fit the crime or repair the damage. The Soviets can get high technology
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      Let HDB correct some previous lay-out flaws
      693 17 After all, planning is for the people, not the planner... IT CANNOT be denied that the Housing and Development Board has don* 1 a tremendous job in providing public housing for the lower inrome population. With reference to the report, "Buyer-planner chat before
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      62 17 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Use a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. If possible, type your letter, double-spaced, on one side of the page. and include your telephone number. It is not possible
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      Ensure even blend of brains and police experience
      145 17 THE Singapore Police Force should be applauded for realising that leadership qualities are essential among its officers (ST, Dec 27). However, in nurturing its officers, the force has committed a grave error in over-emphasising paper qualifications and the rank that one acquires
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      Filmlet being considered
      51 17 I REFER to the letter, "How to end fumbling and grumbling on steps of OMO buses," by Mohan Lai (ST. Dec 15) and wish to inform him that his suggestion for a filmlet on one-man-operation of buses is being considered. TAMMIE LOKE, Public Relations Officer Slag»t*re Bus
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      Promotion should be based on work merit
      233 17 IN HIS letter on police leadership qualities (ST. Dec 27), Mr Teo Han Wue, head of the Singapore Police Force's public rejations division, clarifies that only a graduate with a good honours degree will be considered for appointment as an assistant superintendent of
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1771 18 THE last irarwa. trd ready tale at the cloar o» bmiimK on the Stork Exchange o« Singa pnrr yratrrday compared with the previous day's prtm together wit» B 7» nigh and low i Ailjustnl (or Kiip hghtx lawe) int i Hifk l"« (»■-..•> S.I, or»H 11ON (INK MM
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1675 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1497 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified I.NIH STEIAI.S Arm (2. MS) Alrasg (1.90 B) (5) 1.92 Alri H»M (1.28
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        Rises
        40 18 Tractors 880 +20 I C B 400+18 Berjunlai 796 +15 N S O P 240+14 FAN 585+10 Spore Bui 412 +10 Liagui 378 +10 Sealion 225 +10 Dutch Baby 190 +10 H Royal 218 +8 Spore Land 274 +7
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        41 18 P M Hides 330 -10 Honf Leong Ind 257 -10 Sugars 488 M Banking 7SB -5 Nat Iron 80S -i Kempas 520 -5 Shell 390 -4 Prima 322 -4 Wearnes 248 -4 B Raya 224 -4 Semb Shipyard 222 -3
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        Most active stocks
        33 18 M Credit 381. 00T Haw Par 373.000 Faber Merlin 310.000 Sime Darby 295.000 Spore Land 207.000 lIM 193.000 U E 153.000 Sealion 142.000 H Royal Irw.OOO V O B 128.000
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        Indices
        34 18 Jan 4 Jan 7 BT Index: 3126.09 3158.20 Industrials: 432.30 433.06 Finance: 771.43 772.36 Hotels: 355.19 357.99 Properties: 273.79 275.78 Minings: 238.45 238 66 Plantations: 735.24 737.28 0.C.8.C: 413.14 414.53 SES.Ind: 382.87 384.06
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        H'kong
        366 18 HONGKONG: A wave of local selling brought the market sharply lower yesterday, and the Hang Seng index feU 32.66 points to close at 816.18 points, dealers said. They noted increasing concern among local small investors about the implications of rent controls announced late last year and said some institutional
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        Sydney
        317 18 I SYDNEY: After an uncertain start prices recovered in the afternoon yesterday, with record world bullion prices keeping gold issues in the limelight, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index finned 7«8 points to 768.77 points after a technical reaction last week and after the Hongkong gold market reached I '5J655
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        Tokyo
        375 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed lower yesterday, on massive liquidations and profit-taking with investors concerned about the high price levels, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 30.38 to close at 6,552.65 points, with a volume of 650 million shares. The New index closed at 458.24, down 1.66 points. Akal
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        XL Prices
        136 18 From column 5 U«fl Dcv (***** 16S) cd Uleaealy (2.308) (5) -30 (2) 2.31 G Rcprl (3.248 3.265) (3) 3.26 (5) 324 Hlga tat Lew (4.508 4 525) (U) 4.56 (5) 454 (8) 4.52 i Kaaataa (3.268) Keampaa (5.208) (2) 5.20 (3) 5.25 Kiaaag (4.008 4.305) X L
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        121 18 CHINrSE PRODUCE KM HA.M.X, SINGAPORE, NOON (LOSING PRICES PEB PICIIL YEBTEBDAV: Ceeaaat all: Bulk $102 sellers, old drum SlOB sellers, new drum 1112 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont J62 00 buyers. Pepper: Muni ok A.STA white fob 100- NLW $327 50 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96-, NLW $312.50
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        128 18 THE KDjOBAR market (or (old deliverable in Singapore opened at 145.786 and closed at M 5.072 yester day. In the Far East, gold opened HibsuntiaUy hujher at USt65O 00 660 X and reached a high ol 1670 680.00 in early trading before profit taking trimmed the price It closed
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        33 18 THE STRAITS tin price fell $6 to $2,106 per picul (equivalent to $34.82 per kilo, down ten cents) in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 43 tonnes to 215 tonnes.
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        437 18 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with January RSS One buyers quoted at 306.50 cents per kilo, down 1.50 cents from last Friday's close, dealers said. The morning market firmed 0.25 cent after fluctuating on speculative buying and some profit-taking, they said. Freer offering of January
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        36 18 Rubber: Jan 7 SingaporeJanuary: 306.50 cents (down 1.50 cents) Malaysia: January: 309.25 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 52,106 (down $6) (equivalent to $34.82 per kilo) (down 10 cents) Official offering: 215 tonnes (up 43 tonnes)
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        82 18 NOON SSR and SMR pnem y«.Uftiay (Car«..*lla) (rwTfßial B«y«ra H«U«r» Bavcra fUlUra ssr so dtoopdbti moo mooN 2?JS aJJiws SSR 50 Illonp^bll 273.00 Z7VOON 277 D0N MIELB SMRCV llmpdlM) 356 40 327 JON 3«SO 12S.SON SMRL (llopmaMl 32U0 *****N ***** IM»N SMR(;P lluopallMl UNO UNO "no |SS
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      356 18 EARL'RK galas were pared art by IntennJtteat bMta of pr«bt-U.Mag at the Stock Exchange «f Singapore yesterday. On halaaco, the market flntaa** with gain* an mast fraato. The •pralag market was buoyant with mast of the second linen moving up significantly. In Mine cases new peaks were
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      340 18 PROFIT-TAKING in the afternoon hit an initially steady trend on the Kuala Lumpur stock market and prices finished mixed to slightly steadier yesterday. Moderate speculative buying interest boosted a number of counters in the morning but towards the noon close, sellers began to assert themselves. The key market
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      140 18 THE US dollar opened lower a I $2 1500 20 in the Singapore forex market yesterday, in reaction to President Carter's retaliatory moves at the weekend to Soviet's intervention in Afghanistan. The US unit fluctuated at $2.1500 2.1530 in moderately active trading before closing at $2 1505
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      405 18 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Currancia* Nominal rata* Smithsonian Parcaotaga quotad raatarday (croas)partty chang* L*ca\l dallan to »n<■alt at foreign currency: US dollar 2.1505 2.1515 2.8196 -23.73 Sterling pound 4.8310 4.8355 7.3469 -34.24 Australian dollar 2.3905 2.3930 3.4286 -30 27 NZ dollar 2.1280 2.1305 3.4286 -37.78 Canadian dollar
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      24 18 THE average rate at which major Singapore •mkb are cureatly prepared to lead to their best cutomen Is M per ceat.
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      720 19 Pan-El forecasts slightly higher pre-tax earnings WITH continued improvements over the past 12 months in its salvaging, shipbuilding and domestic appliances divisions, PanElectric has estimated that its pre-tax profits for the year ended Dec 1979, will he at least $6.5 million compared with $6.1 million previously. Pan-El also dislcosed to
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      601 19 Official probe on Saint Piran's affairs SAINT PIRAN, the controversial mining and property uroup whose affairs have already been investigated by international securities market authorities, is now to be formally scrutinised by the UK Department of Trade (DOT). The department, which has perused the company's affairs informally, has now appointed
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      464 19 SENATOR Kamarul Ariffin, president of the Associated Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry and chief executive of Bank Bumiputra, has been appointed chairman of Malaysia Textile Industries (MTI) as part of a spate of changes in MTl's board and top management following the purchase of
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      218 19 Profit at EAI increases by 23pc ELECTRICAL and Allied Industries (EAI), progressively working Its way up the profit path since It turned the corner two years ago, has reported a 23 per cent increase in pre-tax profit to $S2»,Mt for the six months to Sep Jl, lff». The company was,
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      174 19 Strong surge at Ayer Hitam AVER HITAM Planting Syndicate, moving confidently forward from Its record performance last year, has again pat op a good showing at the Interim stage, boosted by improved output and prices. For the six months to Sep 31, ISIS, the company turned in an unaudited pre-tax
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      429 19 Prominent SHIPPING COMPANY AND ITS TRADING SUBSIDIARY invites opphcotions from suitably qualified male Singapore citizens or permanent residents to fill the position of ACCOUNTANT who will report to the Company Secretary and be responsible for all aspects of fmanciol and management accounting which will include the preparation of regular management
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      513 19 Qollei^Jis Rollei Singapore (Pte) Ltd an established international manufacturer of cameras, slide proiectors, flashguns and other high precision products, invites application from suitable candidates for the following position:ORGANISATION METHODS OFFICER The applicant should be a University graduate with about 1-2 years experience m a related field and preferably with manufacturing
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      457 19 0u« to rjptd growth potential In ttw ire a AMERICAN MUUINATIOfUI MANUFACTURING COMPANY requires REGIONAL SALES ENGINEER to develop and increase our market share ol industrial valves, working through distributors in the region We are seeking a Singaporean engineering graduate below 30 years ot age who has completed national service
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      584 20 AT YOU* SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 ri *sf 1 Moodoy Fndoy 830om -500pm Ofd«ofy 70 eti per wwd (mn 110 bo> I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE t rfry\,O^\l 11 rS^ 111 I I)) /~~frl I j)|\\ SffsHVO ]™v"m -Taopm iS'»3»»S vu X > T^ ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES
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      659 20 A WIDE RANGE of reconditioned Photocopy Machines for sale 6 months guarantee Tel *****45/ i *****81 BEO/OINING/LIVING Room Furniture Baby's Cot at almost half I price Telephone *****3 after I 11 00 am BEST PRICE PAsD for your old books, comics and magazines Contact Lily or William *****4 BLESSING PIANO
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      588 20 IMPERIAL CANE FURNITURE <0. Watten Rise. Watten Estate For cane furniture. Indian heavy cotton furnishing, matting Tel: *****1 NEW YEAR IS Coming Reupholster your sofa, settee, etc by our expert upholsterers No deposit Call *****8 anytime RE-UPHOLSTERY OF OLD sofa for home, hotel, office and residence Reasonable price Tel: *****8
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      608 20 18 Pets AN OFFER YOU cannot resist One pair adorable Persian Cats need good home Only $350 Contact: Henry *****7 after 2.00 p.m. ONE PAIR OF Pekinese dogs, male and female. 12 months for sale. Highest offer secures. View at 168 Sims Avenue. Singapore 14 Tel: *****44 23 Stamp* ft
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      710 20 SELLING ONE LIBERTY Coin $1,500 Flawless, with boxes: $150. $1,200. $100. $250. $500 3 pieces for $2,200 Highest offer secures. Tel: *****01 SELLING 10 SINGAPORE Silver Coins. 1972/79. $460 Buying $10 1973 coins, $48. Ring *****09 WANTED TO BUY Spore Gold Coins ($l5O at $760). ($lOO. $250. $500. 3 pieces
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      639 20 An E stsMished Company requires FEMALE SECRETARY c Private Secretarial Certificate. c Minimum 2 years experience, c Ability to handle general spondence, meetings reports. etc. c Able to work Independently. Please apply In own handwriting with photo (NR) stating salary expected, education and contact phone number to The Personnel Manager
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      740 20 CONFIDENTIAL CLERK Requirements: GCE. O' level. Good command of English and simple correspondence Typing speed 35 lo 40 wpm Al least 1 year's experience Preferably those stayIng In Jurong area Interested, please call *****22 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY RE. QUIRES experienced bookkeeper and clerk. Interested applicants please submit resume slating qualifications, experience
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      724 20 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK .equir ed Apply personally at 174. Ist fir International Plaza. Anson Road. Spore 0207 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ Operator required Clerical duties and bookkeeping Salary $270 $350 based on experience Apply with passport photograph (non-returnable) to: S.T Box A***** FEMALE JUNIOR ACCOUNTS Clerk Write enclosing telephone contact and
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      665 20 HONEYWELL SYNERTEK PTE. LTD. invites applications (or the position of CLERKS Requlrements:e Age above 18 years c Minimum 3 OCE level c Ahlllty to type c Preferably with some related working experience Interested applicants are Invited lo submit a comprehensive resume and telephone number fbr immediate conlacl loTHE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
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      490 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b> Secretarial and Clerical MHXN. LEAVER REOUIREO lor SECRETARY GCE 0 I•a, I and Pela' i Srrretarv Kn iwl( I) handwriting pnclosluf 4 c.ul SECRETARY REOUIRED MUST DC iisii Mandarin i mm, lyplni Mnd \|>l>U m wntniK giving educational quallflcaUoi n returnable) to ST liox
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      757 21 BOUTIQUE SALES MANAGERESS required Immediately Minimum ition use Apply personall) Unit IK Ist rfoi i in haul Road he EXPANDING COMPANY REOUIRES energetic male and female Sales promote machines (iood starting income l'le.ise all *****86 to) ippointment AGGRESSIVE SALES SUPERVISOR Male or female require. 1., lead i lining lor right
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      840 21 Electronic Engineering Company requires (1) SALES REPRESENTATIVE Wltl experience to promote our lines ol sophism ale.l elerUonli components and Instrutnenta Experience in in. .lesign preferable Must i^.ssess own.. ir (2) FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT with working experience in electronic components Knowledge of inventory control ana-ivanlage Apply or call: MICROTRONICS ASSOCIATES PTE
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      793 21 Our printing machinery department requires the following stafl immediately (1) SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Graphic Arts Supplies) I level ss valid driving licence and car i Completed National Service di At least 2 years' similar »ork:ng experience (2) SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Commercial Printing) kmi hi I'ossess ralM driving licence and car i'l Oood
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      553 21 Applicants preferably with Diploma in Kle. trical Engineering and with at least one .les experience In Elec- trical Accessories and Equip- merit Applicants must be between 25 to 3S years old and are Singapore cltlaena possessing own cars Applications stating age. qualltiiatuins experience, current earnings and contact telephone number, should
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      688 21 A LARGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY invites applications [or the (1) EXPERIENCED CARPENTER PM making of ]iks moulds to tie used on machines for making furniture paru (2) FOREMEN Preferably with 4 to 5 years experience in furniture (3) ELECTRICIANS NTC 3/ 2 In electrical fittings and installations with 1-2 years related
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      596 21 QUANTITY SURVEYORS Applicant! must have al leas! 2 years relevant experience and l>e a holder of (a) Polytechnic Technician Diploma OR (b) C"4C; Pull Certificate in Builders Quantity Please reply to S.I BOX A***** with full resume snd a contact telephone number together with a recant photograph (non-returnable) ARCHITECTURAL SENIOR
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      547 21 A) ELECTRICIANS Pre-requisites: a NTC in Industrial Klectncity with some knowledge of in si. illation and maintenance Of electrical equipment a Musi be able lo read electrical drawings a Those without Trade Certificate but have practical experience in industrial electricity will be considered a Shut work required B) FITTERS a
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      838 21 FIRM requires (A) Structural Draughtsman iH> An h Draughtsman Apply with photo resume and saiarj expected to suite 4(M Cuppage Centre, Cup pane Road. Singapore tXB. REOUIRED ONE EXPERIENCED Radio technician (or installing car radio and one Apprentice interested pieaae contact or write lo International Refrigeration Company 2tiH. Changl Road.
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      184 21 1) DRIVER. CLASS 4 7) 2 APPRENTICE SHEET METAL WORKERS 3) SEMI-SKILLED FACTORY WORKERS Transport provided Interested sppllcani rail *****0 I rsonall] al SOON LEE ROAD JURONG. SINGAPORE 7352 *^^P>(P7E) LTD SCREEN PRINTERS (FEMALE) FACTORY ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE (MALE) i Minimum N Ii Contact *****0 on Slh a 9th Jan 19S0
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      291 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t) Production NIKKO ELECTRONICS TOY PTE. LTD. piirei FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: a Minimum Pi Moll We offer ■reek HI) IKe ol SH.«I ibsldj P*rl( IVUre a month menl on confirmation ii". month bonus a Ann v k leave. Interested applicants (Singapore citizens. Malaysians or
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      371 22 5 SMimnno Wr are fast expanding and urgently require: PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Male Female) We offer: REVISED STARTING SALARY 10.56 per day (Male) and $8.71 per day (I •■male) On Confirmation *11.52 per dav(Male) and $9.68 per day (Female) S5OOO Cash Bonus on Confirmation Generous Fringe Bene fit-, Job Allowance Special
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      635 22 <► SUMIDEN ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. A Milisidiary ol Sumitomo Flee trie Industires Ltd Japan laMtes applications for MALE/ FEMALE GENERAL OPERATORS Requirements a Singapore/ Malaysia Citizens c Age below 16 years can also apply We provide: a Attractive starting salary c Transport at pick up point* c („mhl working environment
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      749 22 A maior U S company in Jurong has immediate vacancy lor a DESPATCH CLERK Applicants must meet the following requirements i Mad N.iti..n.ii Baiilta a Ar>ilit> t<> speak and understand English c Mil t (xissess o»n motorcycle Applicant! are requested lo PHONE MR TAN TEL: *****44 for interview A manufacturing
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      738 22 A YOUNG MAN with OCR. com1 pleted N S to understudy responsibility of company's management Apply to HT Box A***** CHINESE OFFICE BOY required immediately Must be able to ride "bicycle Call personally: 71. Tras street. Spore 0207 CLINIC NURSES REQUIRED for a clinic in disl 16 Interested, please write
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      664 22 HOTEL COFFEE HOUSE requires Cocktail Lounge Wallrmn Pantry Maids. Female Cook Helpers and Female Helpers for household duties Interested please call personally with a rei cent photo at: Room 323, Peninsula Shopping Complex, for an interview HOTEL PHOENIX Has immediate vacancies for 1) WAITRESSES 2) CHAMBERMAIDS (Full/parttime) 4) COFFEE SERVICE
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      462 22 GIRL SCHOOL LEAVERS Welcomed lo free food and lodgiiin in small modern bungalow (Singapore) while you are walt- ing for further studies or other permanent Jobs Own t v bathroom, washing machine Must cook appetising meals for young Chinese couple. 2 kids, general cleaning Sundays off State allowance desired, duration
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      560 22 m Emporium Holdings (S) Ltd has I immediate vacancy for position of: Froxen Food Supervisor Ouahlications Eipenence c Completed Secondary Education c Minimum 3 years experience in frozen foods and In a supervisory capacity c Must be conversant In both English and Malay c willing lo travel overseas. The successful
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      672 22 I ~m Invites application for the following posts:A MALE QC SENIOR SUPERVISOR c Diploma Holder In Electron ie or production Kngineennu with at least 2-3 years ON quality control working experience Successful candidate will be responsible for quality planning, trouble shooting, fault .inaUsis training and development a group of QC
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      480 22 EXCLUSIVE MEMBERS CLUB require? HOSTESSES c Attractive income Nut less than 11,000 pal month c Experience not necessary .is training will t>e provided c office personnel and model* are welcome I'art Timers are acceptable c Accommodation will be provided If necessary Transport will be provided. Interested, please call personally lor
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      679 23 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant h) General MALE PEST CONTROL TRAINEES English MCMg orwrtu RIOPEST PTE LTD 7 Ruby Lane. Singapore 1232 MALE SECURITY GUARDS required tot prestigeous residential Building 111 1 Able t,. ipeak and write (m; llstl 1.i11K.'kniK experience In Po i-i urit > work 4i At 1
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      587 23 NEUTRON CORPORATION PTE LTD Join us today as: PRODUCTION OPERATORS (FEMALE) Primary or Secondary education Between 16 and 35 years old No experience required as skilled training will be provided MATERIAL HANDLERS (MALE) No experience required Good physique TECHNICIANS (MALE/FEMALE) NTC 3in Electronics Servicing or ITC from VITB or STI
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      706 23 REOUIREO GENERAL WORKER lo assist in workshop and office In K.ill.uik Basin Interested please ..II Viss lal *****32 Required immediately (1) EXPERIENCED MALAY DRIVER Btrtctl] residing in disirn t IS, nnisi possess I'la-s i iKe above 40 Those l)| outside district 15 I i not apply I (2) LORRY DRIVERS
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      835 23 VACANCIES FOR WAITRESSES and Helping Boys Malaysians and QCI School Leavers may apply Experience is not necessary Interested, please call personally lo Tlvoli Coffee House. 290. Orchard Road Tel: *****91 WANTED AN OFFICE Boy Immediately Must be able 10 ride a bicycle Good salary and bonus offered Apply personally 68
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      979 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS SHINE RENT-A-CAR dally, monthly and yearly Contact Mr Yusof *****47 tong LEE RENT-A-CAR non-alr-cond alrcond cars and Mercedes for weddings for hire Enquiries phone *****55 *****7 TRISTAR TRAVEL SERVICES Pie Ltd offers alrcondltioned cars and Datsun C2O Pic mips at competitive rates Call *****20/ *****58 I 45
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      1122 23 1*77 DATSUN I*oB. 2nd onwer. r alrcond. radio/ cassette Beautiful condition $16,800 Tel *****08 1(77 DATSUN 120 V. SUUonwag- on. 1 private owner, low mileage. beautiful condition $16,500 on o Tel" *****86. 1»7 7 OATSUN PICKUP 1300 cc Excellent condition $7,800 Blk. s 161. 1616A Lor 1. Toa Payoh 1*77
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      957 23 I*7* HONOA PRELUDE 1602. registration number KKB729L" Highest offer secures Contact: Judy *****66 B) Mazda BEAUTIFUL AUG. 1*76 Mazda 929 Saloon With alrcond and other accessories Please call Roy. *****67 BEAUTIFUL MAZDA 121 Coupe. 1977 Original showroom condition. 2 owners Blaupunkt radio/ cassette Ring *****43 ENO 73 MAZDA 929. 4-door.
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      876 23 1*77 MITSUBISHI COLT Galant Sigma 160UGS. ai court 1 private owner Price $20,000. Tel *****2 I»7t COLT LANCER 1200 I Owner Showroom Condition Very Low Mileage $18,600 o n o *****1 I*7l. COLT SIGMA 1 6 GS Alrcond Expatriate owner. Cassette Rust-proof. New tax. Showroom condition $20,900 ono. *****1 197S
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      887 23 The international rustproofing system for cars R G RUSTPROOFING CO. PTE. LTD. Block 1008 20 Bukit Merah Lane 3. Spore TEL *****01 Of *****9? MID I»7J RENAULT 12 TI. In fOpH Condition Highest offer secures s Call: MMH after 12 moo. MORRIS MINOR 1962 U4H c c OoOd running ronrlition.
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      865 23 page; I*7o MINI 1000. heiuillfiil condition i.. steering cassette j-i.am Eligiblf for PAHr Vie* J3l Hedok Road siieii Service siat ion Spore 1646 (Oarage) 1»71 VAUXHALL VIVA excellent i condition »nii ca nelte King 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 1300 gOOd ruiiiiiiig condition Higitiie for i park Price *«4on i.i 1*72 AUSTIN 1300
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      573 24 111 VEHICLES BOATS A GOOD OFFER lor all PARF scrip can 45 Vehicles For Sale ;"><iHHil c i abovr X.600 IWI .inoveW.ooo HO.MI) rt SI 1,000 Mi any I) Motorcycles/ Scooters kongbeng motor co 124. Prinsvp Strsel T»l *****6/ *****9/ 31M4 AHV MOOtt OF 5..M,n.1., i ,M,l rar, muct nlact
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      1214 24 V^^tff ,'W"eJPl^|*^J *l J^^^ jj j^^^J *""*^.^e^e^P Freehold land, prompt handing over of houses, easy msidimen's available. For enquiries book, igs Far East Land Housing Development Co. Ltd. 15th Floor, Far East Shopping Centre, Orchard Road, Singapore 9. Tel: *****11 (12 lines) Freehold Land Expected Date ol Legal Completion 31st
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      784 24 FULLY FURNISHED DOUBLESTOREY Detached bungalow availahlc in Dist 11 with big yard, quiet surro-jndmßs Telephone heater, fridge, cooker. air.ons etc Rental $2,200 pm Kiiik Kamest Enterprises *****37'fi for details FURNISHEO HOUSES King's Road $2,500 Namly Avenue $2000 Frankel Fstate $3,000 Taman Bedok $1,000 For details. please call Sek Kay Co,
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      761 24 ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED NEW Apartments in dlst IS. facing sea at $2.000 (No agents) Principals call *****85 ATTRACTIVE HIGH FLOOR Apartment facing sea. 3 bedrooms servant Carpeted' marble flooring. (TV It washing machine 1 Vacant possession $1200 I.M As- sociates *****1 BALMORAL POINT DISTRICT 10. High floor apartment with I bedrooms
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      886 24 KIM LIN MANSION, in Grange I H -i.nl tastefully furnished ualkup apartment with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, fully equipped kitchen, qulel site and only 5 minutes walking distance to Orchard Road Rent: $1,700 Please contact Hellian Securiles *****33. LEWIS COURT OIST. 10 4 bedrooms. 4 airconds. all bathrooms attached,
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      868 24 ROOM TO LET: Near Ruby Theatre Balestier Road Prefer I'hinese working Kirls couple Phone *****3 TASTEFULLY FURNISHED master bedroom with bath attached Ideal for respectable foreigner c.iii MOTH UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO let at < $150 pin for working couples i or siimle working girl District 1545. Opera Estate King *****83
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      774 24 ACE OFFERS: Luxurious 2 1/2-storey semi-detached house. 4.Roosq ft Freehold Splitlevei .-ing dining 4 bedrooms, servant's Call: *****22 A DETACHED kUMtALOW Ills! 10 Double-storey i bedrooms study Area approximately 5.000 sq ft Selling $280,000 *****63. *****13 A DIST. 10. NAMLY Avenue, double-storey semi-detached. 3.500 sq ft. freehold 3 bedrooms/ servant's,
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      830 24 Large 4 bedroomrd senudetAched in Henry Park, spill -level liv iiik and dmum Very »ell kept and selling funsMsM SMO.UOO Mimik Lcont 'omlnminiiim. Ind (lour apartment. 3 bedrooms. swimming pool, tennis i ■quash rowl $1*5.000 PtoaMßing VI'MIN HOUSING ACKNCY *****3/ *****1/ *2M4 SBS Realty Services (Pie) Ltd la wholly owned
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      611 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 54 Properties For Sale b) Flats DIST 1130. MINBU VILIA. central < choice new luxurious ed (round, •wimmlnf pool >k high floor midst greener) i bedroomi 2.500 sqit $2hi i»m :t bedroomi J.tHO sq ft $25«.(X«1 7:t***** OIST 12 MANOALAV MANSION I inf« amenities split-level liuiik dining
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      722 25 SHERWOOD TOWER ttinent on l-.igh floor in wev. nicely finished XV nil 111 I nii pod. squash court Private Sale: $171,000 No Agents Please Call *****21/2 SPOTTISWOOOE APARTMENT. 2 rooms 1 hall. $135,000 Fa her Qardeni apartment. $270,000 ■BISU THOMSON PLAZA Exclusive newly completed maisonette with garden for sale above
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      849 25 FACTORY SPACE AVAILABLE tor rental 6.000 sq ft oil Macpherson Koad Tel *****0 for details OFFICE/ WAREHOUSE OR Factory \.ill.ihle at Hlllvlew Estate Area approximately 3.000 sq ft Tel *****00 57 Godowns Vacant/ Wanted WANTED TO RENT about 5.000 sq ft preferably groundfloor. not more than 10 k m from
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      1588 25 CAR REPAIR WORKSHOP (with PENINSULA PLAZA. 4TH floor. 486 without equipment) wanted For sq ft Sale $350 p.s.f REnt $300 lease/ purchase Area 2.000 sqft psf *****/ *****8/ *****3 CaplHepiies should Include equip- taus ment list, year obtained and SHOP AT PARKLANE Shopping price offered, all replies will be Mall.
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      212 26 FAMILY OF LATE Angelic Lim nee Carvalho wishes to thank all relatives, friends, especially staff of Cold Storage, priests and choir of SI Joseph's Church for their condolences and help during ielr recent bereavement. The family ol the late MR SHEN FONG HOO wish to express their sincere
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      57 26 Th* Lai* Mr. TAN MOOI HEOMG wnh«« to eiprns I hair sincere thank* and gratituda to ralativas lnar»di and coll*agu«t for th».r condol*nc»«, wreaths and donalion* during th*ir r*c*nt b*r****THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. TAN KENG PU AN THANKS ALL RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR CONDOLENCES.
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      36 26 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF LVN CHOW U LI AN WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMLY FOB THE DEMISE OF THEIR DAUGHTER. DEEPLY MISSED BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN BY FRIENDS AND MEM BERS OF T.P.A.C.
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      590 26 MR. PETER WONG TUCK KING CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR* TUCK WAH ENGINEERING PTILTO We regret to announce to relatives, friends and business associates of the sudden death of Mr Peter Wong Tuck King on January 6th. 1980 Coflava laavaa No.J, Lotoog Mancan, en Thursday, January 10nY
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      144 In Memoriam In loving memory of
      140 26 144 In Memoriam In loving memory of MR. CHOO AH VAN Departed January 1979 Sadly missed by oil*, children and grandchildren. IN LOVING MEMORY of Nenek Jambol Departed 8/1/79 Gone I but not Forgotten by Her Loved IN EVER LOVING ANO CHERISHED MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED ONG YIK CHAI DEPARTED
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      NOTICE IN MEMORIAM
      40 26 NOTICE IN MEMORIAM »«n Tarn Kin naa M*ta*. Ton Tak Kaaa DipaiOa. <M.01.1f7« bmdby hubby, yam Sana. Jn. M«<a. OOM^Mn Hong. Hoot, dow^rtwo-**™!'* OMng. AngM. ton-at-low Mak, gronaoWdra» SKa. Lot. Mv Hmi. Oaong Ooong and intm M* Uan t Km
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      516 27 PROJECT MANAGER A well-established and progressive company with international affiliations, invites applications from suitably-qualified candidates for the above post. Qualifications The ideal candidate should be a Singaporean or Malaysian citizen, self-motivated and used to responsibilities and travel. A university degree in mechanical, chemical or civil engineering will be an asset
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      528 27 THE BANKRI PTC V ACT (CHAPTER IS) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First Meeting of Creditors In the underI mentioned cases will be held at the Chamber? of the Official Assignee. 4th floor. Supreme Court Building, Singapore 0617 re: On 15th January 1980 In Bankruptcy Nos. 401/78 Wong Fook
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      606 28  -  WILL GRIMSLEY By It's Olympic year again and Soviets go back to playing 'War Games' NEW YORK, Mon. Another Olympic year and Soviet tanks and troops cross a border into another nation. So what else is new? It happened in 1956, in the case of Hungary, while Olympic
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      302 28 LONDON, Mon. The British Lions' controvorsial rugby union tour of South Africa will go ahead despite a flood of protest from sporting and political bodies. The Four Home Unions Committee the Lions' policy-making body yesterday ignored a plea from British Sports Minister, Hector Munro, and
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      78 28 DUBLIN, Mon. The Irish side to play England in the opening match of the FiveNations' rugby union championship at Twickenham on Saturday week show six changes from the squad who rounded off last season by drawing 11-11 with Scotland in Edinburgh. The new men are
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      58 28 SYDNEY, Mon. The Australian Rugby Union said yesterday it would watch with "great interest" the reaction to the proposed British Lions' tour of South Africa later this year. The ARU was commenting on the decision of the committee of the Rugby Football Union in London yesterday to
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      51 28 LONDON, Mon. Huh beat Blackpool 12-7 in a British Rugby League Division One match yesterday. Other Division One results: Wigan 16 Hunslet 2. Working ton 9 York 10, Leeds 33 Hull Kingston Rovers 13; Hv. Tw«; Barrow 16 Keighley 18, Featherstone 23 Whitehaven 15, Oldham 29 Swinton 4.
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      88 28 BAHRAIN, Mon. Saudi Arabia said yesterday it would boycott the Olympic (James in Moscow this year In protest against the Soviet Intervention In Afghanistan, the official Saudi Press Agen- 1 ry reported. The SandLs are the first country to announce a boycott of the Moscow Olympics because
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      775 29  -  FAIRWAY; Ipoh, Perth rider's record holds him in good stead By Monday MANY punters were surprised, and a little sad, when champion jockey Noel Harris announced last week that he would be leaving the Malaysia-Singapore horse racing circuit. Harris had been in top
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      1149 29 Steward bans Chee for one month STIPE'S REPORT THE Stipendiary Steward charged apprentice W. Y. Chee with careless and dangerous riding in Race Three on Sunday and suspended him (or one month. He was informed of his right of appeal. The Stipe's report. State of track: Fast. lUce 1: Both
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      1055 29 WEIGHTS for this weekend's races in Ipoh: SATURDAY Clan 2 O.» 3 Im2Som 10 Peng Ana 57.0 16 Racing Certainty 56 0 3 Priority in 55.0 17 Rainbow Lad MO 2 Rath Star 53.5 5 Ariff 53.0 4 Very Very C<nd 52 5 9 Cherry ling n 52
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      199 29 LANDOVER, Mon. Third-seeded Tracy Austin yesterday beat Chris Evert Lloyd for the second time in four days to reach the final of the U*****,000 ($540,000) women's series tennis championships where she will meet Martina Navratilova. Tracy, 17, the United States Open champion,
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      171 29 LONDON, Mon. Brian Gottfried, of the United States, and Mexico's Raul Ramirez won the world doubles championship after a three-hour battle against Dutchman Tom Okker and Wojtek Fibak, of Poland, here yesterday. Gottfried and Ramirez collected US$BB,OOO ($190,080), the largest doubles prize in tennis,
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      234 29 MADRID, Mon. Barcelona were held 0-0 by Rayo Vallecano in a 15thround soccer match of the Spanish First Division here yesterday. Other results: Valencia 1 Almeria 1, Athletic Bilbao 3 Real Zaiagoza 1, Atletico Madrid 1 Real Madrid 1. Sevilla 2 Salamanca 0, Malaga 0 Real
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      58 29 CARDIFF, Mon. Wales and British Lions winger J.J. Williams announced his retirement from international rugby yesterday after a career which saw him win 30 caps (or his country. Williams has been a regular member of the Welsh side since 1973 and toured South Africa in 1974 and New
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      188 30 HI \1 I.IMIMK, Man. Malaysia 1 Sport* Ministry wanta Ui knuckle down to an rarl> start for the 1181 South-rast Asia (■ames In Manila. With this In mind. It ha.s already art asldt- $9M,«M towards thr preparation of thr various sports and this Ik only for this yrar.
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      658 30  - MARKING TIME ERNEST FRIDA By I Now rugby forward Ng told to forfeit vacation leave DESPITE the Kandasamy Jayamani case, which had a good airing in Timesport recently, ;<>vernment servants are still not being granted full-pay unrecorded leave when they represent Singapore in international sports events. The most recent victim
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      476 30  -  WILFRED YEO SPORTSFEATURE. By THE topic of bowling conversations in Malaysia these days is not their three-man team's gold-medal success in the FIQ World championships in Manila, but last week's perfect 300pinfall game by their national champion Y. H. Foong. Foong's feat was food
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      217 30  -  peter siow By CHIA CHONG BOON will, after all, play in the interconstituency table tennis championship, starting on Monday week, at the newly-opened Delta Sports Complex. The local table tennis ace's eligibility was questioned last week when he turned out for Singapore against Japan's
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      124 30 SYDNEY, Mon. England captain Mike Brear ley believes bis left-arm spinner Derek Underwood could hold the key to the second Test against Australia when play resumes here tomorrow after today's rest day. Brearley said Underwood's unyielding accuracy should place enough pressure on the Australian batsmen to
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      24 30 TOULOUSE (France), Mon. A Welsh Barbarians Selection side are to play French club Stade Toulousain in a friendly match on May 16. AFP.
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      214 30 PERTH, Mon. Western Australia scored their fourth win in five meetings with the West Indies cricketers when they completed an eight-wicket victory with a day to spare here today. But the West Indies were immediately presented with a chance to exact a measure of revenge when
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      29 30 scored his runs off 118 balls and hit 12 fours and a six boosted the West Indies to 313, but this left Western Australia's needing only 87 to win.
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      88 30 GEORGE PASQUAL has been re-elected president of Tarnpines Rovers, the National Football League Division One champions. Rovers' other office-bearers are Loh Ying Mm (vice president), Patrick Lim (treasurer), Laurence Chua (asst. treasurer), Joel Morais (secretary), C. D'Silva (asst. secreThe committee members are Edmund Perera, Andrew Ho, Michael
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      22 30 SALON DE PROVENCE (France), Mon. A French Selection lost 7-20 to the visiting Australian junior Rugby league side here yesterday.
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      Lim should steal limelight
      138 30 ALVIN LIM, holder of more than 10 age-group national records, is expected to be the star performer in the three-day Chinese Swimming Club single age group meet, starting tonight at their Old Pool in Amber Road. He is the only competitor in two events the 200
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      202 30 NEW YORK, Mon. Pittsburgh Steelers earned a shot at their fourth Super Bowl when they scored a convincing 27-13 victory over Houston Oilers yesterday. Steelers, defending National Football League champions and winners of three of the last five Super Bowls, will meet Los Angeles Rams, who defeated Tampa Bay
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      293 30 Steelers in line for fourth Super Bowl dleweight category, scored a spectacular victory over American George Lee who was forced to quit in the sixth round. In the heavyweight category, All Lukassa, a Zairean based in Spain, beat Lassine Niare, of Mali, by a technical knock-out in the fifth round.
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      Physical test will decide Quah's fate
      387 31  -  JOE DOR AI Admission to national side depends on match performance By SOCCER star Quah Kirn Song will on Friday take the first steps towards regaining his place in the Singapore side. For that is the day on which Quah, who has been out
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      200 31  - Veteran Karim steers Malays through ERNEST FRIDA By THE Singapore Malays Football Club entered the Singapore Hockey Association junior knockout final when they edged out Singapore Armed Forces 2-1 at Balestier Road yesterday. The fitter SAF players had the major share of the game, but they lacked a leader though
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      122 31 Germans bounce back KARACHI, Mon. West Germany, two goals down in the first few minutes for the second day running, yesterday battled back to beat Britain 7-5 in the Champions' Trophy hockey tournament here yesterday. Once again, Wolfgang Strodter was Germany's top-scorer with four goals. Michael Peter (penalty stroke), Peter
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      198 31 LIVERPOOL TO MEET FOREST IN FOURTH RD LONDON, Mon. English League champions Liverpool were today drawn to meet Nottingham Forest in the fourth round of the English Football Association Cup. The draw: Carlisle v Wrexham, Bristol City v Ipswich, Birmingham v Portsmouth or Middlesbrough, Watford v Leicester or Harlow, Swindon
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      77 31 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Singapore will be one of 11 countries to be invited to take part in the Malaysian Open tennis championships in Kuala Lumpur from Apr. 16-20. An LTAM spokesman said the other countries were England. France. Japan, South Korea. Thailand, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, the
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      169 31 PERAK...3 SABAH...3 IPOH, Mon. PERAK'S defence crumbled in the second half, allowing Sabah to score two quick goals and snatch a draw in their Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Stadium Perak here tonight. After taking a confident 3-1 lead in the first half, Perak's
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      282 31  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By BRITAIN'S Mark Cox, last year's Singapore Tennis Classic winner, is the first to confirm his entry in the series this year. The 36-year-old former British No. 1 made a 'phone call to promoter and ex-Association of Tennis Professionals' director Richard Evans
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      57 31 OSAKA, Mon. The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) volleyball team, the 1979 United States Collegiate champions, beat the Osaka University of Commerce squad 3-1 (15-12, 7-15, 15-7, 15-10) at the Higashi Yodogawa Gymnasium today. It was the Americans second win in three matches in
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      267 31  - DINGHY SAILORS BARRED FROM MAJOR SYA RACE PETER SIOW By LOCAL dinghy sailors, who had hoped to compete in the Round-the- Island race on Jan. 27, are in for a rude shock they have been barred from taking part. Owing to insufficient safety coverage, the Singapore Yachting Association has decided
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      38 31 SINGAPORE Airport Services Maintenance beat Engineering Workshop 4-3 on penalty kicks after a full-time 1-1 draw to take the Division Three title In the Singapore Airlines Group inter-department soccer tournament at the Toa Payoh Stadium yesterday.
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      260 31 TALIB HARON equalled his own Bukit Chermin course record with an impressive 68, but it was not good enough for him to win the Keppel Golf Club gold medal competition held over the weekend, reports ERNEST PRIDA. Lawyer S. C. Lim, a 21handicapper, beat 32 other
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      74 31 MEW DELHI. Mon. India's cricket tour of the Caribbean later this year depends on government approval, secretary of t.ie Indian Cricket Control Board said today. Ghulam Ahmed told reporters in Southern India that the board had asked government to clear foreign exchange for expenses. He
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      SSRA seek to put off E. Asian event
      385 31  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By SINGAPORE hopes to have the East Asian squash championships in Kuala Lumpur from April 2-6 postponed because it clashes with the world junior tournament in Gothenburg, from April 3-7. The Republic, with the best juniors in Asia, outside Pakistan,
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      17 31 CAIRNHDJ. CONSTTJUENCY beat Mackenzie Wanderers 2-0 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    295 32 Russia likely to veto pullout demand UNITED NATIONS. Mon. The Soviet Union is ex(xvted to use its veto in the Security Council today, for the 113 th time, to block a demand for the removal of its troops from Afghanistan. The threat of a Soviet veto also hung over possible
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    119 32 VIENNA, Mon. Afghanis are paying up to U552,500 (555.375) to buy their way out of Kabul, according to two Austrian doctors who brought out a seriously ill Austrian diplomat. Austrian charge d'affaires Heinrich Kreutel was admitted to hospital in Kabul on Dec 16 after suffering
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    38 32 BELGRADE, Mon. The official Yugoslav press moved today to allay public concern about ihe health of 87-year-old President Tito by printing photographs of him lunching with the specialists who are treating him for circulatory problems. Reuter.
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    35 32 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 0.26 of a point to 828.58 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange this morning. AP.
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    201 32 Egypt offers staging facilities to US ASWAN, Mon EGYPT will offer air, land and sea staging facilities to the US to help it respond to the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, Egyptian Defence Minister Kamal Hassan Ali told AFP today. "The Afghan people are a Muslim people who have fallen victim
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    390 32 Suharto optimistic about 1980 prospects Oil revenue will help finance $36b budget JAKARTA, Monday THE Indonesian Government today announced an ambitious budget of 10.5 trillion rupiahs (about Ss36 billion) for fiscal year 1980, a 52 per cent increase from last year. In presenting the draft budget to Parliament, President Suharto
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    182 32 MAS ANGELA POt nee Slow Slew Kirn passed away peacefully on 7th January 1880, at Mt. Alvernla Hospital. Singapore, leaving behind beloved husband. Pol Tsse Gb.ee Stephen, sons. Jun Kwal Robert. Jun Khaw Gregory and daughters, Audrey and Jennifer. Cortege lying In the Church of Si Ignatius, Kings Road.
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      299 32 PIANO WANTED ANY CONDITION! ANY MAKE! Price must be reasonably attractive PHONE MADAM H0:*****88 ext 563 (24 hour*) INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED COMPUTEK TECHNOLOGY \S 2/ CONTROL DATA CORPORATION COMPUTERIZED FINANCIAL MODELLING presented by Malcolm Pick Bangkok January 21 22. 1 980 Singapore January 24-26. 1980 What happens if oil prices
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      421 32 The men behind Rafttes City It was mooted way back in the *****. No fewer than five designs, reflecting the changing conditions, were put up. All were shelved. Then last year, the final go-ahead came. That is the sort of on-off indecision that plagued the Raffles City project which many
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      172 32 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair except for passing showers In a few places.TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 23 mln. SUNSET today: 6.43 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: «.4I a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 0-JC Cloudy Ln4m 5-7C Clear '< Athens 4-10C Clear Lm Aagelea 13-14C Cloudy jBaaraia 13-22C
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        701 1 Proverbial anecdotes Building a pavilion in the air Cfa 135 iSI !*«"<»«•»"- ff x ZHONG LOU GE ONCE, a wealthy man who was both stupid and stubborn, visited another rich man in a neighbouring village. While there, he saw a three-storey building. It was a magnificent structure, bright, spacious and
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        86 1 MANDARIN BY RADIO This 15-minut? programme will be broadcast over the English Service of Radio Singapore tonight at 7.45 p.m., on Thursday at 6.45 p.m. over the FM stereo and the coming Sunday at 9.N a.m. Lesson 16: What are they doing? VOCABULARY: &)i )i F 1 nfi er e'r
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        93 2 SINGAPORE STAMPS SINCE WORLD WAR II an exhibition, jointly organised by the Singapore Philatelic Society and the National Library, at the National Library lecture hall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. On till Saturday. FAMILY PLANNING TALK for newly-weds in Mandarin by Mr Ling Chung Khue, a communi cations officer
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