The Straits Times, 9 February 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    KEY TO THE FUTURE: RAJA
    988 1 'Strong sense of social morality* If religion were I something handed down by God. I refuse to believe thai he would have specially chosen this or that group of people to be his sole agents. If God Is perfect and he created all men, he
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        145 1 DID you know that Singapore, very likely, is the Mandarin pop music centre of the world 9 There are no figures from China, but when it comes to Hongkong and Taiwan, the faiis and the producers of records and cassettes in Singapore have them beat. Tomorrow,
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        CANDID TALES OF THE SINGAPORE GIRLS
        114 1 SO MUCH turn been uUd bboai the SINUAPOEK (iIKLK.-.thofe- gUinoreas crcatares who work high ap In the air. Kit what about the other side ol tie picture? What does the stewardess have to say about von, the passeager? The SUNDAY TIMES brings you true
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        CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIALS
        159 1 I ESS than a week to g0...50 the SUNDAY TIMES tomorrow salutes the coming Chinese New Year in grand style. Singapore's most popular food writer VIOLET OON tells you all about the special dishes that are a "must" for the big day...what they mean and how
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        RED AND BEAUTIFUL
        144 1 IHK CUwr penchant for red symbolic of all manner of good things, from the sun and fire to success is given vivid expression in our colour fashion spread shot in Chinatown. Don't miss our great looks in red. THREE REUNION DISHES MUCH M most families have their
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        OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
        127 1 ML SIC lover ha* some suggestions for too new Singapore Broadcasting Corporation A FI.N pictorial test to nee if you make life complicated for yourself WHAT work or rather, lack of It does to the l.umai. psyche. SIOI iTNG a sheep io wolf's clothing. NO TALK OF LOVE
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    36 1 ADDIS ABABA, Fri. Foreign ministers of the Organisa tion of African Unity (OAU) decided today at a closed door meeting to send a team of observers to the February independence elections in Zimbabwe. UPI.
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    Lock icon US rallies response by allies
    220 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States is launching a new diplomatic drive in western Europe and the Pacific to coordinate a response with major allies to the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. US officials said Secretary of State Cyrus Vance would meet first with the foreign ministers
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    Lock icon N. Korea, Rumania withhold support
    305 1 MOSCOW, Fri. North Korea and Rumania joined Yugoslavia in the maverick communist camp veslerday when they refused io support the Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan. Tass news agency reported today that the two communist nations refused to sign a communique urging solidarity with the Afghan
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    MARXISTS FREE KHOMEINY'S MAN
    76 1 A SUPPORTER of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomelnv (right) being released by a masked member of the Fedayeen Khalq, a Marxist group opposed to the Iranian government, daring a rally at Teheran University on Thursday. The Khomelny support* r was one of several hostages freed by the Fedayeen
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    A brand new city centre by 1984
    626 1  -  CHRISTINA RODRIGUES By SINGAPORE will have a brand new city centre almost equal to the size of its present city hub when the East Coast reclamation scheme is completed in about four years. The scheme will yield a total of 661 hectares of
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    Lock icon Surprise Khmer attack on Viet camp
    126 1 j BANGKOK, Fri. About 200 Khmer Rouge guerillas today launched a I surprise attack on a Vietnamese camp about six km north of the Kiinipuchean border town of Poipet, Thai military sources said. i The sources said the 300 Vietnamese troops at the camp
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    Lock icon Poles apart
    35 1 WARSAW, Fri. Young Poles are increasingly reluctant to do manual work and state planners have to concentrate on mechanising sectors like street cleaning and railroad building Labour Minister Maria Mieiczarek said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Gromyko for New Delhi
    54 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will arrive here on Tuesday for three-day talks with Prime Minister Indiia Gandhi. Foreign Minister Narasimha Rao and other officials, the Foreign Ministry said today The official said important international issues, including Soviet-occupied Afghanistan wiil be the topics
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    Lock icon HOSTAGES FINE, SAYS VISITOR
    72 1 fKHKKAN, Frl. Ilie (ireek »tholl« Archbishop of Jerusalem, Hiiarton aptirrl, watt allowed to visit the host*K»N held at the IS Embassy today and said afteru arils they were In a Kood condition, the state radio said. He was the first outside vbiitor to wee the Xmeriran
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      127 1 56 pages today BIG CNB RESHUFFLE TO FIGHT DRUG THREAT Pag* 15 SAUDIS to North Yemen: Cut arms link with Moscow 2 JAKARTA braces (or possible sea battle after oil find in disputed area 3 SPACE shuttle critical to US defence, says Brown 5 KISS le-1 to innocent man's death,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Saudi to North Yemen: Cut arms link with Moscow
      361 2 Saudi to North Yemen: Cut arms link with Moscow AMMAN, Friday SAUDI Arabia, fearing communist infiltration across its borders, is pressing neighbouring North Yemen to cut its military links with Moscow, according to Arab diplomatic sources in Amman. They said that with Marxism deeply embedded in South Yemen and Ethiopia,
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      Lock icon Cubans in South Yemen says Reagan
      124 2 Cubans in South Yemen says Reagan ORLANDO, Fri. Soviet-trained Cubans have been sent to Sooth Yemen, apparently to launch an attack on the Sultanate of Oman, RepabUcan Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan said here yesterday. The fanner California Governor said his Information came from defence specialists and intelligence experts and President
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      Lock icon EGYPT TO GET MORE ARMS CREDITS
      184 2 EGYPT TO GET MORE ARMS CREDITS WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States is to increase by US$35O million (***** million) the total credits allocated to Egypt for the purchase of American arms during fiscal 1981. The amount was originally set at US$l,5OO million under the Camp David agreements involving the United
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      Lock icon Fear of attacks, so US to shut embassy in Libya
      85 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States virtually closed down its embassy in Libya yesterday fearing further attacks on US personnel in the aftermath of a dispute between Libya and Tunisia, the State Department said today. Two French missions were attacked earlier
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      Lock icon Bolshoi defector in New York
      74 2 WITH the aid of policemen, Soulamlf Mlkhailov na Messerer, 71, a leading dance teacher with the Bolshol Ballet, makes her way through a host of newsmen, as she arrives at Kennedy Airport in New York from Tokyo on Wednesday. She and her 31-year-old ballet dancer
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      Lock icon 'US only wants Gulf port and air facilities'
      249 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Carter Administration is telling Congress it wants access to port and air strip facilities to protect US interests in the Persian Gulf area, not permanent bases for a large military presence. The Under-Secretary of Defence, Mr Robert Komer, told
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      Lock icon More violence in Lebanon
      74 2 BEIRUT. Fri. Violence flared in north, central and south Lebanon today, killing eight and fuelling a civil war scare prompted by Syria's decision to withdraw peacekeeping troops from Beirut. Rival rightist Christian militias fought for control of two villages 80 km north of Beirut for the
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      Lock icon SURGERY SAFEST WHEN...
      66 2 STOCKHOLM, Fri. A Scandinavian medical magazine, Nordisk Medicin, suggests the safest operation would be performed by a naked, female surgeon. Facts: Older women give off fewer bacteria than any other group and naked humans give off fewer bacteria than clothed ones, the magazine said in its February
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      Lock icon 60 arrested in drug raid
      67 2 NEW YORK. Fri. Sixty people were arrested yesterday when police raided four apartment buildings in lower Manhattan in what they termed the biggest drug arrest in the area's history. The operation, located in run-down tenements, housed what police called a high-class heroin and cocaine supermarket
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      24 2 MOSCOW, Fri The Soviet Union launched Cosmos- UK) yesterday, a space research vehicle carrying scientific equipment, the Tass news aiakcy reporte<l UPI
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Jakarta braces for possible sea battle
      368 3 'Oil find in disputed area may spark off Viet claim* JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia is preparing for a possible sea battle in the South China Sea after oil deposits were discovered near an area disputed with Vietnam. "The Indonesian armed foives cannot avoid the possibility
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      Lock icon IMELDA AT REFUGEE CENTRE
      37 3 IMELDA AT REFUGEE CENTRE MRS Imelda Marcos, with the United Stales Ambassador Richard Murphy on her right shakes hands with a Kampuchean Buddhist monk at the Refugee Processing Centre in Sabang, near Manila, on Thursday. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Vietnam moves up younger men in govt hierarchy
      374 3 Vietnam moves up younger men in govt hierarchy BANGKOK, Friday VIETNAM injected newblood into its government hierarchy today, replacing some of its ageing leaders with dedicated younger men and technocrats. The changes, announced by President Ton Due Thang last night, replaced Vietnam's greatest living military hero, General Vo Nguyen Giap,
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      Lock icon Hanoi team chief leaves Beijing
      181 3 BEIJING, Fri. Vietnam's delegation chief in peace talks with China left Beijing for Hanoi today, signalling the rupture of their eight-month old negotiations. Vietnamese Vice-For-eign Minister Dinh Nho Liem left as relations between China and Vietnam sank to their worst level since their one-month undeclared
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      Lock icon Unexpected reply for couple
      145 3 TI'LSA (Oklahoma), Fri. Richard and Martha Jones have a new pen pal, bat it's a good net they won't use the same "postman" to continue the correspondence. Last April, while they were cruising off the coast of Ecuador in their boat, Mrs Jones wrote a note,
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      494 3 NEW COMPANY OPPORTUNITIES A large internationally based French Company is planning to set up a high technology manufacturing facility in Singapore. The Company's products are electrical in nature and are used throughout the world in the airline, railway and power distribution industries. To support the initial operations of the Company,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Japan protest over spy scandal
      170 4 Japan protest over spy scandal TOKYO, Fri. Japan today lodged a strong protest with the Soviet embassy in Tokyo over the alleged involvement of a Soviet military attache in a spy scandal, Foreign Ministry sources said. The protest followed the indictment today of retired Major-general Yukihisa Miyanaga, 58, and two
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      Lock icon It's a lie: Beijing
      56 4 BEIJING, Fri. Beijing has accused Moscow of desiring fresh political upheavals in China, enabling the Soviet Union to "trample" and "control" the Chinese people. The official Xinhua news agency rejected the remarks made by "Soviet officials resident in Beijing" concerning the existence of a "huge army"
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      Lock icon Grenade toll
      32 4 MANILA, Fri At least 14 people, including a soldier, were injured last night when an unidentified man exploded a hand grenade in Cotabato City, Southern Philippines, police said today. Reuter.
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      End of the road for cafeteria
      107 4 BEIJING, Friday DESPITE warnings from the Beijing city government that It was using land reserved for a park, China's Central Broadcasting Administration built a m so m. cafeteria, the BeQbig Dally said yesterday. As the city sent more and more officials and i more
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      Lock icon No room for disunity, Chinese warned
      273 4 BEIJING, Friday THE National People's Congress has made a veiled warning that political disunity will not be tolerated in China. 12 The People's Daily, official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, said the NPC's standing committee had been meeting since Tuesday to discuss the
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      UN talks fail to bridge gap
      173 4 UN talks fail to bridge gap NEW DELHI, Friday RICH and poor nations failed to settle their major differences today in the closing hours of a UN conference here to seek ways to speed op industrialisation in deve- loping countries. An official spokesman said some areas of agreement had been
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      Lock icon Advisory office to help settle differences
      106 4 Advisory office to help settle differences BEIJING, Fri. The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade is setting up a legal advisory office to assist in disputes between foreign and Chinese organisations as China's foreign trade expands. The magazine, China's Foreign Trade, said the office would ACT as agent
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        Lock icon Century's 4th giant squid
        75 4 A GIANT squid, only the fourth discovered in t'S waters this century, was washed ashore near Boston and excited scores of marine scientists. It took 10 men to haul the 204 kg carcass onto a lorry. The squid is 5.5 metres long but has lost its
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        Lock icon $86,000 cat house
        76 4 MB WATT McLeroy used to need to be driven to the rural outskirts of Memphis to visit his cats after he moved to a nursing home in Tennessee. Now he no longer needs to he has bought them a US$4O,OOO (SJ86.000) house near the nursing home. Mr
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        Lock icon Solar eclipse on Feb 16
        75 4 THE SUN will be totally eclipsed on Chinese New Year's Day, Feb 16, the Hongkong weather bureau announced today. A partial eclipse will be visible in most of Asia, the Middle East and Africa but only people located on a narrow strip extending from south-west
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        Lock icon Skirt rule must go
        67 4 A BRITISH tribunal has ordered a giant store chain to revise within 28 days its rule that salesgirls wear skirts and not trousers with their uniforms. Pakistan-born Farath Malik, 18, whose Muslim faith requires her to wear trousers, complained to the authorities on Wednesday that she
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        Lock icon It's a fine lesson
        40 4 FORTY-TWO people in South Korea have each been fined US$B62 (551,853) this week for violating the government's austerity measures sending printed wedding invitations. A court in Taegu, a southern town, imposed the fines totalling U5536,000 Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mothers pour out grief at trial
      179 5 Mothers pour out grief at trial CHICAGO, Fri. Anguished mothers of muraered boys and young men poured out their grief in harrowing courtroom scenes at the trial of John Gacy. One woman collapsed in the witness box after identifying the chain bracelet of her 14-year-old son, one of 33 victims
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      Lock icon Call to raise freight rates by 45pc
      80 5 Call to raise freight rates by 45pc MANILA, Frl. The 37 Philippines Asia Conference shipping lines have requested Increases of as much as 45 per cent in freight charges for Roods shipped to Asian destinations from the Philippines, the Philippine Shippers' Council said today. Mr Alfonso VIIlaverde, the council's executive
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      Lock icon Space shuttle critical to US defence, says Brown
      429 5 WASHINGTON, Friday AMERICAN Defence Secretary Harold Brown has said the manned space shuttle is critical to US Defence planning because of the roles a new breed of military astronauts will be able to play. They will, he said, ferry navigation, missile warning
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        Lock icon $2.15 billion Chrysler loss
        45 5 CHRYSLER Corporation, the United States' third biggest car maker, has reported record losses of more than US$l billion (5J2.15 billion in 1979. Company chairman Lee lacocca said in Detroit yesterday that Chrysler expected to lose another US$5OO million this year. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Steel strike talks resume
        74 5 STEEXWORKERS' leaders and the state-owned British Steel Corporation resumed negotiations yesterday to try to settle a drawn-out nationwide strike that has turned into a test of the political will of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The steel unions agreed to restart talks following "a revised offer" from
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        Lock icon China seeks $2.15 b loan
        71 5 CHINA has asked Japan for a US$l billion (Ss2 15 billion) loan from the Japanese export-import bank to finance its ore resources development projects, a leading economic journal Nihon Keizai reported in Tokyo yesterday. The paper, citing government sources, said Japan will send a feasibility
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        Lock icon News jacks up oil price
        62 5 PHILIPPINES retail petrol prices jumped 50 per cent at noon yesterday. The new prices followed an announcement of new taxes on various fuels by President Ferdinand Marcos. Yesterday's announcement's the third price increase in a year raised the cost of premium petrol to US6I cents
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        Lock icon Historic coins for sale
        57 5 THE US Government has decided to offer for sale more than 900,000 historic silver dollar coins minted in Carson City, Nevada, between 1878 and 1893. The so-called Carson City silver dollars are expected to fetch from US$45 (Ss96) to US$65 (Ssl39) each and thus raise about
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      Lock icon Connally takes $1m loan to save campaign
      240 5 Connally takes $1m loan to save campaign NEW YORK, Friday JOHN Connally, former governor of Texas, has borrowed US$5OO,OOO (551 ,075,000) to keep his financially and politically troubled Republican presidential campaign afloat. Mr connally borrowed the money on a 30-day personal note from the Houston National Bank last week as
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      Lock icon Crowning popularity of Prince Charles
      135 5 LONDON, Kri. Most Britons beUrve Quren Klizabeth should abdlcat<* and allow Prince Charles to become King, a< <(irdliiK to an opinion poll published yesterday. Seven oat of every II people asked by the news magazine Now said the Queen should stand down. Many were In
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      Lock icon Russia twists arm of West over embargo
      386 6 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Union has stepped up pressure on western Europe to stay clear of a trade embargo by the United States and an impending American boycott of the Moscow Olympics. However, in one case ihe effort has boomeranged. Yesterday, one major
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      Lock icon Pakistan denies it will allow US bases on its soil
      358 6 ISLAMABAD, Fri. PAKISTAN today denied a foreign news report that it will provide the United States with military bases to ounter Soviet threats. A foreign office spokesman here said Pakistan also rejected as "false" report! that some Amerii .in riimb.it
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      Lock icon Burnt alive
      45 6 NEW DELHI, Fri Twelve persons were burnt alive on Wednesday when their homes were set on fire by a mob in a village in the eastern state of Bihar, the Press Trust of India reported yesterday. The victims were lower caste Hindus. -UPI.
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      Lock icon US: Thai going along with boycott
      149 6 US: Thai going along with boycott BANGKOK, Fri THAILAND has approved the sale of 130,000 tonnes of rice to the Soviet Union in deals made before the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, Thai trade sources said today. But the United States State Department said last night that it was satisfied Bangkok
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      Unlikely target of praise
      174 6 ANGLO-SOVIET relations have cooled considerably since the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, but 55 Soviet visitors are earning widespread acclaim here. The unlikely target of this praise is a London production of Shakespeare's Richard 777, performed in the Georgian language by a Soviet company to packed audiences,
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      Lock icon Mugabe man and family hurt in petrol bomb raid
      256 6 Mugabe man and family hurt in petrol bomb raid SALISBURY, Friday A LOCAL official of nationalist leader Robert Mugabe's Party and his wife and baby were injured today in a petrol bomb attack at their Salisbury home, the latest in a series of violent political incidents in the run-up to
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      Lock icon First to sign moon pact
      72 6 1 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. France and Chile have become the first countries to sign a new UN agreement governing the activities on the moon, the t "N announced yesterday. The treaty, adopted by the General Assembly last December, describes the moon and its natural resources
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      Lock icon TRIBESMAN CHARGED WITH ADAMSON MURDER
      182 6 TRIBESMAN CHARGED WITH ADAMSON MURDER NAIROBI, Fri. Police have charged a 23-year-old Turkana tribesman with the knifing murder of Mrs Joy Adamson, the wildlife conservationist and author of Born Free. Mrs Adamson, 69, was stabbed to death on Jan 3 at her Shaba game camp in the Meru National Park
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    Numbers to help get books more easily
    192 9 Numbers to help get books more easily PUBLISHERS, booksellers, librarians and readers can now easily get the book they want any title or edition, in whatever language and printed by any publisher in any part of the world. This is possible because Singapore has adopted the International Standard Book Number
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    Ang pows
    31 9 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr Chan Chee Seng, will distribute ang pows to the aged in his constituency at the Maude Road community centre at 10.30 a.m. today.
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    $21,500 crash award
    59 9 A LIFT mechanic, whose left leg is now 2.2 cm shorter after a traffic accident in 1976, was awarded $21,500 in general damages by the High Court yesterday. Mr Tan Cnwee Ang, 28, was riding a motorcycle when involved in a collision with an oncoming car, driven
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    PIEU and firm settle NWC dispute
    138 9 PIEU and firm settle NWC dispute THE Pioneer Industries Employees Union yesterday compromised with the management of Chi-Chen Paper Products and accepted a lower quantum of National Wages Council pay increases for six employees of the company. The union agreed to accept $12 as the monthly NWC increase for July
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    SIM course
    31 9 i THE Singapore Institute of I Management will hold a course on modern techniques I and strategies for management problem solving from March 12 to 14 at 9 a.m.
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    Lantern show
    40 9 THOSE who missed the Singapore Lantern Festival at the Chinese Garden last October, will have another chance of viewing the winning entries of lanterns and photographs at the Young People's Gallery, National Museum, from today tiU Feb 18.
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    Kiss led to an innocent man's death
    440 9 court told A CORONER'S court yesterday heard how a kiss led to a gang fight and death for an innocent party. Ng Ser Lay, 24, a lorry driver not directly involved in the kissing incident, died from a stab wound through his heart
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    Ice rink turned supermart opens today
    301 9  - Ice rink turned supermart opens today PAUL JANSEN By uur Jurong reporter THE former ice-skatine rink in Jurong which fell into disuse when the pasttime lost its popularity is expected to be filled with crowds again from today. But this time the flooring is vinyl and the movements will be
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    $4,000 more for these car buyers
    167 9 CAR owners who paid the %\jm registration fee for their vehicles on Feb 6 and then re-regis-tered them as company cars most pay $4,M> more. The Communications Ministry yesterday said this is to ensure that all car owners pay the $5,M1 fee for companyregistered
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    Ancient ways to beat the modern 'foes'
    271 9 THE rapid urbanisation j and industrialisation in in the past few years has developed new communities and social groups in j Singapore, the vice-presi- dent of the Hindu Centre, I Mr Durgadass Sachdev, said last night. This has cut across racial and family
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    For young budding artists
    61 9 For young budding artists THE Culture Ministry will present an open air art exhibition for the young at the Toa Payoh Town Gardens tomorrow between 2 p.m and 5 p.m. The exhibition is aimed to encourage the young artists. Open to all youths below the age of 19 years, it
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    Mooring at wharf
    43 9 NO HARBOUR craft will now be allowed to moor more than three abreast at the Pasir Panjang lighter wharf, the Portmaster said yesterday. Non-working lighters should moor at the mooring piles within the basin off the wharf until further notice.
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    New perks for computer industry
    332 9 THE government is mapping out new incentives to boost the computer industry. Among the inccnlivss under study are accelerated depreciation for computer hardware and tax concessions for export of computer software. Late last year, the government mentioned compute: and computer peripherals and software development as
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    For the aged
    40 9 THE Labour Minister and MP for Telok Ayer, Mr One Pang Boon, will distribute Chinese New Year ang pows to the aged who are Social Welfare recipients at the Telok Ayer community centre tomorrow at 8 a.m.
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    Offshore S-EA
    31 9 THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Dhanabatan, will open the Offshore South-east Asia exhibition and conference at the Hyatt Hotel on Feb 26 at 10 a.m.
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      33 9 BALANCIA invites you to view and buy designer fashions direct from the factory at prices you can afford at the Fashion Bazaar in the Music Room, Hilton Hotel. February 9, 11am 3pm. a
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    'A limit CAN be set on yard injuries'
    465 10 A LABOUR Ministry safety advisor yesterday said the shipbuilding and repairing industry can bring accidents to below 800 and the number of deaths under 10 within the next few years. Prof Ang How Ghee, chairman of the industry's advisory committee on Accident
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    Six saw stabbing but none made police report
    304 10 Six saw stabbing but none made police report FTVE men and a woman have told the High Court that they saw two men being stabbed at a food centre on the morning of Jan 22, 1978 but none of them reported the incident to the police. All six, who had
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    Wind-up order on jewellers with tax debt
    184 10 Wind-up order on jewellers with tax debt CHIONG Shing Manufacturing Jewellers Re Ltd, of North Bridge Road, was ordered to be wound up yesterday on a petition by the Comptroller of Income Tax, a judgment creditor. Mr Justice Sinnathuray made the ordei after refusing the company's application for an adjournment.
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    10-fold jump in SlA's British cargo
    109 10 WITHIN six months last year Singapore Airlines earned about II times compared to the same period in IStJ, in its cargo operations in the British market. Revenue earned in April to September last year grew by 977 per rent against the same six-month period
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    No time so court says 'no to hearing
    284 13 No time so court says 'no to hearing HEARING of four applications arising from interim injunctions granted to Madam Chang Jih Hao, widow of rubber tycoon Ko Teck Kin, did not take place as scheduled yesterday in the High Court. Mr Justice Choor Singh, "refusing" to hear them, told Mr
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    Missions to Sri Lanka, Malaysia
    68 13 Missions to Sri Lanka, Malaysia INVESTMENT finding missions from the Singapore Manufacturers' Association and the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry will visit West Malaysia and Sri Lanka this year, according to a Business Times report The SMA mission will visit West Malaysia during the first half of
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    Costume contest
    37 13 THE French Trade Commission is organising a French Apple Costume Competition today at the Singapore Conference Hall at 2 p.m. Children between the ages of five and 12 years will parade in their apple costumes.
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    SILVER INGOTS SALE TO RAISE FUNDS
    81 13 THE Cultural Foundation will launch two projects next month to raise $100,000 for its fund. One project is the sale of silver ingots from March 1, and the other is a lucky draw. Four thousand sets of ingots will be sold for about $400
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    A new snag after widow dies
    357 13 A new snag after widow dies Shares transfer case HEARING of a widow's claim against her third son, a chartered accountant, which has been disrupted since mid-November last year, has hit a new snag. She died on Wednesday after a protracted illness. Madam Ng Swee Kee, 83, had before her
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    Security man fined
    70 13 A HOTEL security officer, Fang Tuck Cheong deceived a businessman into believing that he had a flat to rent out and received money for it, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Fang. 40, received $410 as down payment for the flat from Mr Wong Chong Seng. He was
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    Suicide threat girl fined for hurting WPC
    198 13 Suicide threat girl fined for hurting WPC A TEENAGER who threatened to stab herself with a pair of scissors while under police detention was yesterday convicted for assaulting a woman police constable. The court heard how Quek Seoh Choo, 19, put up a violent struggle when WPC Lim Slew Cheng
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    Charged with robbing and causing hurt
    88 13 FOUR men were Jointly charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with robbing and causing hurt to Logana than Kanagasabai on Thursday evening outside Ward 1 of the Toa Payoh Hospital. Simon Ngopal, Si, together with Mohammed Akram bin Mohammed Noor, 17, Frederick Santiago. 22.
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    Satay party
    24 13 THE Lam Soon community centre youth group will organise i Chinese New Year sat.iv party at its premises on Feb'lHal 7.30 pm.
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    Illegal pork: Nine fined total of $2,470
    198 13 Illegal pork: Nine fined total of $2,470 NINE people were yesterday fined total of $2,471 when they pleaded gallty to paaacantng a total of J41.4 k% ol illegally-slaagatered perk »t varleaa staHa betweea last Nov 11 Mid X Tke nine, with taelr flaw la brackets, were Law F**k Meat (fIM),
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    FIRM GETS $4m FOR GODOWN FIRE LOSS
    137 15 FIRM GETS $4m FOR GODOWN FIRE LOSS UNITED India lisirurf (Ml) hM paid *at UM mllll»n to Am»rMtk Eaterprlam wh«ae textile mads were de§tr*ynd by flrr in a r»town «f the P*rt «f Singapore Authority last October. The settlement «ac •f the biggrat claims made In the l*c*l textile Industry
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    Big reshuffle at CNB to fight Golden Triangle peril
    570 15  -  LAI YEW KONG By THE Central Narcotics Bureau has carried out a major reshuffle of men and duties in readiness against the threat of an inflow of drugs following the bumper poppy harvests in the Golden Triangle area now. Already a
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    Teacher and music critic Lim Peng Ann dies
    283 15 Teacher and music critic Lim Peng Ann dies LIM PENG ANN (above), an indefatigable champion of music in Singapore, died of a heart failure in his Frankel Avenue home yesterday. He was 36. He was an affable, happy, compassionate and unassuming man who scarcely uttered a negative word about anyone.
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    New club to get charter
    35 15 THE Quota Club of Singapore, a new service club, will receive its charter on March 2. A meeting will be held in Phoenix Hotel at 2.30 p.m. on March 1.
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    Police recover spare parts worth $50,000
    123 15 POLICE have detained a man and recovered about $50,000 worth of heavy machinery spare parts believed to nave been stolen from a firm in Jurong. Jurong station's Officer-in-charge (crime), Deputy Supt S. K. Menon, said more spare parts are expected to be recovered soon.
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      528 15 CHINESE NEW YEAR CARNIVAL 29*5& Organised by the SAF Reservists Association Date: Venue: SAFRA Toa Payoh Saturday, 9 February nex t to Sports Stadium) Sunday, 24 February '80 Opening Hours: £m Admission: 30 cents per head *w 7.00 pm 1 1 .00 pm j£w (Free admission for accompanying S£^^££*£L children
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      552 15 Lea Club J^mmmh!\.(\^' iLfaClub xJa^aOSfc "\.t%^ > Lea Club <\ A> Disco Exclusive I Dress Shirt mm UfUm^^wT Dress Shirt I^^ in Swiss Voile Mm a I m Swis<; y/mlo mm m in Swiss Voile .^flfeaV 1 usual 546 60 ,M M"B Award usua i $4f, 50 I W fc.^l
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      257 15 Straits Times Crossword ACKO8S 4 "Before the At imto or out to 1 down 18 The 8, 15 1 Cars are a boro lo the Slav (5- made the 8. 2" (Chesterton) 5) (5.4.2.3.6.6.7.7,8.7.7.4) 6 Want to look around five' (6) s Rough people in the continent 9 Mean to
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    Tourism bodies to bring Asia to your door
    174 16 Tourism bodies to bring Asia to your door ASIA At Your Doorstep is the theme of the second Asian Travel Festival to i be held at the Singapore Conference Hall from April 17 to 20. The festival, jointly organised by the National Tourist Organisations of Hongkong, India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia,
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    Bus stamps for March
    53 16 THE SBS will sell concession stamps for March from Monday. At the HDB head office and area offices, stamps will be sold from Monday to Feb 19. At post offices, the SBS Bedok and Jurong interchanges and 11 Silo/PIEU supermarkets, stamps will be sold from Monriav
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    Seafront city growing at 10 tonnes a second
    246 16 THE SITE of Singapore's new city off the seafront near Nicoll Highway is growing at about 10 tonnes of earth fill per second. And this will go on till another 360 hectares of land have been reclaimed for Singapore under the East
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    Stole $2.50
    30 16 SALES assistant Sukaimi bin Noordin, 20, was jailed for six months by a district court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to breaking into a house and stealing $2.50
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    Better chance
    129 16 Another study showed that of the 1,156 addicts who relapsed during the first 11 months of last year, 474 or four out of 10 were unemployed or doing odd jobs. On the other hand, the records of all supervisees who had not relapsed showed only 18.6 per cent
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    Second Sana comic book in the making
    181 16 THE Singapore AntlNarcotirs AjbmcUUm Is In the pr*cea> of producing a second comic book depicting the story of a drag victim. It will be based on a real case-study to lend authenticity to Its message on the dangers of drag abase. Sana president,
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    Man faces six CBT charges
    79 16 TAN CHOON PENG. 38, a labourer, faced six charges of criminal breach of trust in a magistrate's court yesterday. Tan allegedly misappropriated (3,270.55 belonging to Dr Son Hung Chow of Clementi Dental Surgery on five occasions between May 15 and Aug 2 last year and
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    Steer it slow
    42 16 MARINERS are advised lo sail their craft carefully when passing Ajax Shoal, near Sultan Shoal, for a week from Tuesday This is because soil investigations are being carried out at the nearby Single Buoy Mooring pipeline at Selat Sinki
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    Daily mass
    39 16 THE Church of Our I.ady of l.ouiilf.s in Ophir Road will hold daily mass at 6 p m. from Feb 9 to Feb 16 There will be a candle-light procession on Feb 17 at 6 p m
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    Nestle to set up $25m research centre here
    284 16 Nestle to set up $25m research centre here SWISS food manufacturer, Nestle, will set up Singapore's first research and development centre in the food industry. It will put an initial investment of $25 million into the new company. Mr W. Zettl, in charge of research and development of Maggi in
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    More tests to cut relapse rate of ex-addicts
    422 16 DRUG supervisees will be more strictly checked under a new system to start on March 1. They will have to undergo urine tests once every two days instead of the present five days. This move by the authorities to cut the relapse
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    $1m PROPERTY TUSSLE Case adjourned after 27th day
    140 16 $1m PROPERTY TUSSLE Case adjourned after 27th day THE hearing of a $1 million property tussle between businessman Neo Tai Kirn, 50, and his wife Madam Foo Stie Wah, 47. entered its 27th day yesterday with Mr Neo still in he witness box. Mr Neo, who was testifying for the
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    HOUSEWIVES' MARKETING GUIDE
    278 16 Ihe retai prii es of market t'(T dre f video ceio A r ge nw ra guidance inly IEW INI FKIl I '.V iN AREA/MARKI PORK: T Kandang Ki Lean Meat I Tbau. B 60Sr ippage Centre I $4 00 $6 60 i- 1 ■t.tuBies Bayam Bean
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      236 16 Shui Hwa (Import Export) Pte Ltd is proud to announce the appointment of Eastern Watch Co Pte Ltd Gl-2, Peninsula Plaza, Coleman Street, Singapore 0617, as their official agent for the exclusive line of Corum Watches. mums m\ HJ A r -v<«i^H I wm^sffai' 'i SBj I .i f mm
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      244 17 Tfour last chance A^-^. toownyour dream car at the old price /»fe^ You can still own a 1600 cc car. For only $17,307 '*«^Bi&J** 4 e > (PARF). L^^ r As a Chinese New Year gesture, we will absorb the y^*^S?cS^^ ifSSS^^S a higher taxes till New Year's eve or
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1980
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      SINS OF SONS
      384 18 POLITICIANS with ambitious sons and meddling wives may like to take note. It appears that the sins of their immediate family members may once again be visited on the heads of key Indian politicians, or at least cause them considerable public embarrassment. A 500-page judicial report, based
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      COST OR COMFORT?
      378 18 NEXT only to eating, the favourite Singapore pastime is shopping. Every sign attests to this from the crowds who pack the supermarkets and department stores every evening, weekend and public holiday to the shopping complexes which have mushroomed all through the 1970s and continue to spring up
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    455 18 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane NEVER AGAIN NEVER, never again. ..all those horrible street riots of the old days. In Memory Lane last week I singled out for mention trie Maria Hertogh riots (1950). It led a reader, who incidentally is my longlost friend, Dick, to ring me up.
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    Election fever rising in Zimbabwe
    1720 18  -  ARNAT By THIS week the Asia Research News Analysis Team (ARNAT) discusses the strains in Zimbabwe as the country advances towards the elections for a legal independent government and the new peace initiative mounted by Russia. IN about two weeks' time, Rhodesians will hopefully go
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    Lock icon Hold it! I'm not a Russian
    626 18  -  JOHN MORRISON By- in Kabul FOR anyone with a European face in Afghanistan today there is a secret fear being mistaken at the wrong moment for a Russian. A month after the arrival of Soviet troops here, tiny street urchins have already picked up
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      Lately the services have become quite tolerable
      271 19 Lately the services have become quite tolerable 1 WOULD like to commend SBS for the efforts it is making to improve the efficiency of the bus services in Ang Mo Kio. Being one of the hundreds of Snenton Way workers living in this new town, I used to face endless
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      Keeping up with rapid growth of transport needs
      631 19 Expansion of interchange and incorporation of big passenger building among plans being studied I REFER to the letters, "Long queues for buses wait without shelter," "How to help alleviate this mad rush," and "Feeder services don't assist us much at all" (ST,
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      I feel guidelines have been misinterpreted along the line
      358 19 I feel guidelines have been misinterpreted along the line IN THE guidelines issued to schools regarding revised school fees for 1980, the Ministry of Education has started that work permit holders as well as those in possession of an employment pass should present these to the schools in question for
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      Let we deaf viewers know what's going on
      73 19 WE, the deaf people of Singapore are deprived of enjoying in full, most of the wonderful Singapore Broadcasting Corporation programmes as we cannot hear the witty dialogue, commentaries, etc. We would like to appeal to SBC to print subtitles in both English
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      Disheartening
      41 19 I AM pleased to know that there is a publication of our own education magazine Grow in English, Chinese and Malay. But it is disheartening to note that there is no Tamil edition of this magazine. HARI KRISHNAN, Singapore 2t56.
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      Students strongly encouraged to participate
      88 19 PLEASE refer to the letter, "How compulsory is Pulau I bin course?" by "Puzzled" (ST, Jan We wish to inform your correspondent that the five-day Outward Bound School Adventure Training Course for Pre-l I boys is voluntary. Students are not compelled but are strongly encouraged
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      Give our weaker students equal chance to develop
      370 19 I REFER to the Nanyang Siang Pau editorial and the reply from the Ministry of Education on the question of exatriate teachers which you reproduced on Feb 2. Mr Chew King Hwan, for the Permanent Secretary (Education), succintly remarked that the six
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      SSO: We'll be happy to consider Kam's other works
      284 19 I REFER to the letter by Mr Kam Kee Yong regarding his composition (ST, Feb 2). I would like to emphasise that the content of the telephone conversation between Mr Kam and I as mentioned in his letter was not only
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      What about executive apartments?
      63 19 What about executive apartments? I NOTE with interest that the Housing Board is building the four-storey two-level maisonettes in Hou Kang for five-room flats' applicants. What about the executive apartments? So far there is not even a plan. It would be amost welcome move if the HDB would consider building
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1420 20 THE but transacted ready sale at the close ct business on the Stock Exchange of Singa pore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1J79 high and low Adjusted (or smp tights Issue) 1M7HKO Last High l...w I'oapuy Sal* +or IMH STRIA1. IWITIM r M M
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      Unit trusts
      316 20 Closing tone: Steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 11,699.000 units valued at $31,792,000. Industrials accounted for 5,842,000, finance 1,108,000, hotels 869,000, properties 2,576,000, debentures, loans and bonds nil, plantations 1,044,000, minings 280,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 1,641,000 units valued
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1821 20 BID and after 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
      2085 20 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 IM>I STKiAMt A««» (2MB) (2)3.00(1)2.98 *>■■■■«■ (3.40S) Utmi (218B) (1) 216 (3) 2.17
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        Rises
        37 20 Ill)— 111 ltd Malacca \ustral Amal Bouatrad Berjaya Knwat K I. Krponn dealings Malakoff D r B C 830 640 800 448 275 484 480 474 820 40 35 30 26 25 24 24 22 15
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        48 20 n nunkinil M3 liland A Pen 590 Ming Court 300 C Sugar* 470 Spore Bus 382 Metal Box Spore 330 Hong Leong Ind 220 IPPL 123 Metro Hid*. 362 Perlia Plant 310 I' A C 306 -13 -10 -10 -0 -4 -4 -4 -3 -2 -2 -2
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        Most active stocks
        33 20 L'ily Dev Haw Par L' O B Kaber Merlin ■iirnr Darby M Credit Pan Electric U O L K 1. KeposR S55.0OO 344,000 325.000 322,000 285.000 264.000 243.000 217,000 170.000
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        26 20 o. 1 inutrA Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: O.C.B.C: 466.56 471 56 842.34 847.42 415.45 416.06 340.06 342.35 262.77 264.87 837.75 848.33 462.76 467.90
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        H'kong
        288 20 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed generally lower across the boards yesterday, in thin, lack-lustre trading with the Hang Seng index off 3.57 points at 907.78, dealers said. The day's combined total turnover volume was valued at $194.88 million. Amal Rubber Associated Hotels Bowalen Cheong Kong China Engs China Light City
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        351 20 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher in active trading yesterday, led by big-capitals, defence-related issues and machines, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 20.41 to close at 6,816.03 points, with a volume of 550 million shares. The New index closed at 471.06, up 1.86 points. Yen Akai Asahi Chem
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        116 20 CHINESE Pr«4aee Excfcaage, SUgapare, mm etariag prices per pie*] ymtertey: CwMit all: Bulk $107 sellers, old drum $113 sellers, new drum $117 sellers. Opra: Mixed (loose) UK Cont $65.00 buyers Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob 100" NLW $337 50 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96' NLW $322.50 sellers,
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        GOLD
        174 20 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened al US$48 254 and closed at *47 «0 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened al I'SMSl 00 696.00. After a high of $693.00 697 00, it eased and closed at 1688 00 692 00 In extremely dull trading Gold
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        Sydney shares firmer
        329 21 SYDNEY. Fri. Strong overseas buying rally combined with favourable profit results from leading base metal producers pushed the market higher, dealers said. Bougainville initially rose 10 cents to AM 35 on its sharp profit rise, but fell back on profit-taking to close unchanged at $4.25 Western Mining,
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        New York trading heavy
        237 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Continuing strength in oil and gas issues lifted the stock market in heavy trading as investors rushed to acquire natural resource assets as a hedge against inflation. Analysts said the oil and gas stocks were also aided by a compromise formula for the
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        Zurich mostly higher
        257 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Prices closed mostly higher with selective demand for highyielding and special situation stocks and a strong recovery in the bond market, dealers said. Pirelli, Moevenpick, Forbo and Interfood led finanrials higher and AlusuLsse, Nestle Registered. Ciba-Geigy and Sulzer Participation Certificates were moderately higher among leading
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        Amsterdam mixed to lower
        270 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices closed mixed to lower though Dutch internationals were mainly higher except Philips which lost 0.20 guilder, dealers said. Bijenkorf and Naarden lost 1 20 each, ABN was two lower and Ballast Nedam (ell over six guilders. Robeco and Rolinro rose one each
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        London firm in quiet trading
        515 21 !X)NDON. Thurs The market was generally firm in quiet trading apart from golds, whirh declined with the buillinn price, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 84 points at 4643 Hopes of an early settlement of the steel dispute prompted fresh buying
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        Selected indices
        56 21 FINANCIAL TIMKS INDUSTRIALS Thursday 462 9 Wednesday 455.9 Week ago 453.3 DOW JONES AVKRAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 885 49 Wednesday 881.83 Week ago 875 85 H.K.HANU SKN<; Friday 907 78 Thursday ***** Week ago 893 77 SYONKY INDUSTRIALS Friday 653.46 Thursday ***** Week ago 637 20 AI.LORO1NAK1F.S Friday 898.64
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        TIN
        126 20 THE STRAITS tin price Jumped another $20 to $2,194 per picul (equivalent to $36.28 per kilo, up 33 cents) in Penang yesterday on an official offering down four tonnes to 263 tonnes. The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers gaining £115 to £7,430 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        CLOSING PRICES
        38 20 Rubber: Feb 8 Singapore: February: 367.00 cents (up 1.60 cents) Malaysia: March: 379.00 cents (up 3.00 cents) Tin: M$2,194 (up $20) (equivalent to $36.28 per kilo) (up 33 cents) Official offering: 263 tonnes (down 4 tonnes)
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        30 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets) Wlrebar Spot £UM (CUM); seller* E1.266 U1.296); Three Month buyers £1.271 (£1.293). sellers U.272 (C1.2M). Market Use: Steady at lower levels
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        464 20 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday with February RSS One buyers quoted at ***** cents per kilo, up 1.S0 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices fell initially on easier Japanese advices but recovered after the close on fresh buying interest and covering demand
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        85 20 rrdat IAS ■~H B •-H H AHU II MM I Ml. I \ll< ■\in or Mil hi Ml, MK W I I (I'll liallrl ,i Mpdta I 1 ton pallrl .1 l.,n|»ll« 1 1 ion pallrl I Ion p«lwl 1 1 I. m pallrl .1 l..i. ullf.1
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      370 20 SHARES advanced stroagly la Active turnover mi Improved seatimeat at the Singapore stock market yesterday. Banking heavyweights firmed steadily ea reports of better thai expected resalts far calendar lfJJ. Elsewhere, plantation* rose the streagth of the physical rather price, while properties and ladastrlais attracted CMitlaaed rapport.
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      262 20 SUSTAINED buying interest gave the Kuala Lumpur stock market a steadier finish in moderate trading yesterday. There was good support in the early session, but profittakers emerged to force prices off their day's best level. Property and plantation stocks were the best performers, chalking up strong gains in
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      215 20 THE US dollar gained strength in overseas markets and opened higher a( B.1S45 56 against the Singapore dollar in the Singapore forex market yesterday The US dollar slipped slightly in later day trading in moderately active trading to close at C 1535 45. Interbank rates at 3
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      NOMINAL RATES
      307 20 NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. i:\ i cno/n^iv i aim ai o.uu jjiii Currancw* Nominal rai»« Smithsonian Parcantaga quotad yaatardar icro««)p»nty changa [xx-*l dollars to Me jnlt of foreign rarreacy: US dollar 2.1535 2.1545 2.8196 -23.62 Sterling pound 4.9560
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      51 20 RANGE of prices offered by di count houses on Feb 8: (Aerrught 3 6V. Cail deposits 6 to 6 V. Ckxuf Buywf Sclliig 3-month Treasury bills 6 bi 3 month Bank bills 101/16 9 IS/ IS 3 months CD 10- 10 6 months CD 101/16 915/16 Source: National Discount
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      34 20 Closing Interbank rales Singapore dollars on Fen 8 Offer Bid Overnight 3 3 1 month 101/16 91! 16 2 months 10 1/16 915 u 16 3 months 101/16 91! Overnight mode 7
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      Prime lending rates
      24 20 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is ll.a per cent.
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      M'sia Rice reaps higher earnings
      461 21 MALAYSIA Rice Industries (MRI). reflecting its new personality as a property development and plantations group rather than merely a rice miller, has unveiled vastly improved profits and proposed a maiden dividend payment. Group pre-tax profit, derived mainly from the company's property-related activities and to a
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      Malayan United profit hits record
      479 21 Malayan United profit hits record A CONTINUED strong earnings upsurge in the second half-year at Malayan United Industries (MUD has swelled group pre-tax profit to a record M$1.61 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1979 up by 103 per cent over the previous year. MUI's audited results, which exclude
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      Bovis replies to KLSE
      84 21 BOVIS SEA has informed the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) that it does not know of any reason for the price increase of its shares. Replying to queries from the KLSE, the company said that as the $125 million claim settlement received from the Singapore Government
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      619 21 I O I LINDETEVES-JACOBERG invites suitably qualified persons for the position of PARTS EXECUTIVE to take charge of the outboard marine spares and accessories department. Duties will involve the marketing of spares and accessories, advice to dealers on optimum spare holdings and overall control and optimisation of stocks of spare
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      717 21 KENYATAAN KEMENTERIAN PELAJARAN MALAYSIA Penerimaan Calon-Calon Persendirian Perseorangan Untuk PEPERIKSAAN SMIL RENDAH PELAJARAN, 1980 Bayoran Masuk i) Si jil Penu h 1 5/ ii) Satu Matopelajaran Bahasa: $3/ hap hap sotu matapelajaran. 1.KELAYAKAN i) Pemohon yang teloh pemah mengambil peperiksaan Sijil Rendah Pelojaron atau Lower Certificate of Education dalam tohon
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      3180 22 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX jAj-fV Telephone Service: *****22 pf taj N^— I Mondoy Fnooy 8300 m 500 p m Ortinorv 70 ct» per »ord (rr«n t\o Ml I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE Time* Centre 900om 500pm (Mm $49 1 5) Sunday T»nes VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS 1X84*4422 I Ntm
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      584 22 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE ONE LOWREY COMPUTER organ (MI2S Festival) for sale Below 1 year, excellent condition. S3.BM negotiable. Tel: *****2 ORGANS. GUITARS, AMPLIFIERS for sale Seiko Metronome 539 00 only! Various music courses available. Tel: *****1. PIANO SPECIAL OFFERD Deposit only $400. Piano rental/ tuning/ repairing/ delivery available
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      579 22 MALE BLACK COCKER Spaniel. 1 year old. Champion bloodline. SKC registered. Tel 88X84. MALE PEDIGREE BLACK cocker spaniels, champion bloodline. 8 weeks old, de-wormed. SKC registered Tel *****1 ONE BLACK POOOLE and 4 Pedigreed big dogs going cheap to good homes Call *****4 ONE FEMALE PEKINGESE for sale Contact: *****2
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      1450 23 II EMPLOYMENT i American Manufacturer ol oilseels equipment requires LABOUR COSTING CLERKS Requirements c Male Singapore Cttlaen c Completed Secondary Education a Must work on 2 rotating shifts Successful candidates will be trained to work on our him Computer We provide free transportation and other generous fringe bmeftti Pleaae apply
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      726 23 II EMPLOYMENT A established organisation unit.--, application! tor tin- |Hist ot 1) GENERAL CLERK 2) CLERICAL ASSISTANT/ RECEPTIONIST l(.-,liiir.-mrnts a) Female Spore Citnena b) GCE O level c) Pleasant personality w.p.m. c) At leasl one year's eipenence i in similar capacity I) Some knowledge of Accountmg [Trass appl) m confidence
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      647 23 EXPERIENCED MOTOR i INSURANCE CLERK I required. Salary dependent on experi- ence Apply in writing Stating per- i sonal particulars and experi-i-nce together with a nonreturnahle photograph and contact telephone number to P.O. BOX 1610 SINGAPORE 9032 BB^SBBISBBBBBBaIBBBBBBBBaVgSBBBBB aF EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER required by tirm of Advocates and Solicitors Please apply
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      1122 23 II EMPLOYMENT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY rejuires Clerk' Typist QCI c i Level with Credit In Mathematics I'lease apply Maxwell lioad l> Box 76. Singapore 9001 SECRETARY We are British Trading company, looking lor an experienced Secretary ideally a lady in her late twenties or early Hurtles who is not afraM
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      1040 23 II EMPLOYMENT -FMC A large US Multi-National Corporation invites applications for the following poata: SECRETARY Candidates should possess < ICK'O level with a good gmte n Kngiish I.CC Typing and Shorthand certificates (additional Secretarial Diploma will be an advantage) At lea.st 1 years' working experience in AccounLs Department of a
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      841 23 II EMPLOYMENT MULTICO-ORCHIDS (S) PTE LTD requires CLERK/TYPIST Qualifications: c <iC X O' level or equivalent I c Typing speed o! 4ft wp m c Must have :i years' working I experience c Experience in typing siatis- i tlcal data is an advantage Encourgaging remuneration will be i otle.ed to
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      635 23 Weil established trading firm urgently requires FEMALE CORRESPONDENCE CLERK c Able lo write 'ciininerciai letter independent!) c Attractive Starting salar> Apply in own handwriting with nonreturnable photograph to G P.O. BOX 3923 SINGAPORE 9054 c) Sales A (ewellery shop in first class hotel located at Orchard Road requirea: (1) 1
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      636 24 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant c) Sales FEMALE PURCHASE CLERK Xx perirnced In hardware and oilfield equipment Please contact *****51 Furniture showroom requires EXPERIENCED FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS Working hours: 9am to Bpm 12 noon lo Bpm Call personally at: 337, 3RD FLOOR PLAZA SINGAPURA M ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 0923. INDOOR
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      670 24 SALESGIRLS WITH/WITHOUT ex penence required for boutique in Tanglin Shoppinc Centre Interested apply a l 211. 2nd Floor. Tanglm Shopping Centre. 19. Tanflin Road. Spore 1024 from 12 noon to 6 30pm SALESMEN/GIRLS WANTED to sell V X skin-care cosmetic products Kull'part-lime considered Attractive pay and commission Please call personally
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      650 24 II EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED URGENTLY SKILLED ami srim-skllleil Klertriclans .m.i Apprentices Experience In COatrOH preferred Write with resume to The Advertiser. P.O. Hox 3803. Maxwell Road Post Office Spore 9058 WANTED BY ESTABLISHED Construction company a) Senior Site (Plumbing), c) Licensed or experienced Electricians Apply with full details to: ST Box
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      521 24 VAN LEER SINGAPORE PTE LTD Invites applications for: A) ELECTRICAL FITTERS B) MECHANICAL FITTERS for Interesting and varied work in their Maintenance Department. Requiremente:PoalA 1) NTC Grade 3 In Electrical Kitting or with at least 3 years of Industrial Experience and knowledge of Electro- -pneumatic system an advantage. Poetß 1
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      426 24 II EMPLOYMENT t) Production A Leader In the flald of Plasil. s Packaglng c panlng Its second snodei i factory reqolrea Ibe) following peraonoel A) ELECTRICIANS (MALE-5 VACANCIES) Requirements National Trade Certificate in Electrical Fitting and Installation Grade 2. Grade 3 or with 3 to S years of experience in
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      331 24 GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) TELEVISION APPLIANCE PTE LTD. WE NEED FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS a^^aßHMßMaV^fPP'^^^H It you ire 16 ytsrs and above pleaie call personally 11 Bid 2 159 C, Boon Kang Road Singapora 1233 Interview: Mon— Fri: 8a m.to sp.m. Sat l Ba. m.to 12pm. i JURONG PLYWOOD CO (PTE) LTD
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      431 24 II EMPLOYMENT SINGAPORE KCK (PTE) LTD 2-0, BLOCK 6 FOURTH FLOOR KALLANG PLACE SINGAPORE 1233 Invites applications from Singapore citizens for the post of: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS WE OFFER: c Good starting wages (5 1/2 days work with 6 day pay) c Attendance allowance $20 p.m. c Transport allowance 50
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      625 24 SUMIDEN ELECTRONICS PTE LTD A subsidiary ol Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd., Japan Invites applications tor: FEMALE/MALE GENERAL OPERATORS Requirements c Must be Singapore Citizens/ Permanent Residents c Minimum age 16 years and above c Male applicants must have completed NS. c Attractive starting salary c Free transport at pickup points
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      690 24 II EMPLOYMENT 1) DELIVERY DRIVERS Must have class 4 driving licence and some experlence In deliveries. Knowledge of PSA procedures will be an advantage 2) DELIVERY ATTENDANTS Knowledge of English Is essential Must have delivery experience 3) WAREHOUSEMEN Knowledge of English Is essential. Warehouse experience preferred but not essential. Training
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      539 24 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE "TE. LTD If you are MMBsJ for a fulltime sicufstl juti or have jum completed your Btconaar) education and are looking for a reliable place u> slnrt your career. CIS has immediate vacancies and Invites you to join us as MACHINE OPERATORS/ PROCESS OPERATORS/ GENERAL FACTORY
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      522 25 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant h) General JOIN COLONEL SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN PTE. LTD for a more satisfying career! We require part-time or full-time staff for the inlliiwiim 1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2) DISPENSERS/ PACKERS 3) COOKS 4) GENERAL HELPERS 5) CASHIERS You will be entitled to: c Attractive salary
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      663 25 I New Taclory in Jurong require* 1 FITTERS 2. JUNIOR TECHNICIANS 3 STOREKEEPERS 4 CLERKS 1 5 CLEANERS 6 GARDENER Please apply with full particulars. to: BOX 63. JURONG TOWN POST OFFICE SINGAPORE 9161 JURONG BIRO PARK (PTE) LTD requires A) BIRDKEEPER B) ASSISTANT BIRDKEEPERS C) WELDER/ PAINTER j Requisites
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      500 25 II EMPLOYMENT Applicatioas are invited from suitably qualified candidates who are above 16 years of age to fill the lollowint; vacancies: VEHICLE MECHANICS Skilled in the repair, maintenance of Com mercial Vehicles/Diesel Engines. Those without relevant experience may |pply as apprentices where onthe job training will be provided. PANEL BEATERS
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      430 25 The followlaa Tradesmen are urgently reqnlroi by oar Shipyard: BOILERMAKERS CLEANERS (SHIP) CUTTERS DECK MACHINE FITTERS DECK PIPE FITTERS INDUSTRIAL DRIVERS MACHINE FITTERS MACHINISTS MOULD LOFTERS PAINTERS SHIP PIPE FITTERS POWER DISTRIBUTORS STAGEMEN RIGGERS STEEL FABRICATORS STEEL FITTERS TRANSPORTERS WELDERS Qualification. A Experience.: Male persons with minimum one year experience,
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      1067 25 II EMPLOYMENT urgently required male/ > li V/ wmf !^nT,;;Xs;,o^pCce,fcr MV'J'Mc: Bedok Cinema Interested call L Wktm X OingapOre i.u,n\; Mrmr U.i.i in to! ID* 11*^1 KiOpm ».*****59(af1er2.00p.m I T Iriel LIU URGENTLY REQUIRED CASHIER/ invites application* for \s%££S%£ht}ffi 'SSm. the following posts Rlng:4Jß3)Btoajn to2pm Planning g-?^ 5^5-f^"^ rrc n
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      2190 25 times Saturday car mart IIDAIHATSU mmZBCSaiIMM&Q 9 1972 FORD ESCORT HOW c c New tyres radio cajattU, I'AKF ellfltilt Kxcellent condition. $7J200 0 n 0 Tel *****5 after 1 p m 1974. FORD ESCORT Him Sporl runs many accessories Eligible PARF $7,800 on o 147. lavender Strict 197* ESCORT OL
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      926 25 LATE 1977 COLT 1,.i1.,i,t Blgm *****8. wlUl airrond I sette in X""d Condition K'.a tax MM Jull 1980 First offt above sr.i '.i?io secures Hin MSlllJUm 19,-4 COLT LANCER MOOSUUOIU waaon i Owners In Maj Radio Cassette New Pain ■■Minion $10,800 o n < Tel *****00 1977. COLT CELESTE I
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      2256 26 times Saturday car mart 45 Vehicles For Sale k) Others HOME OF OUALITY USED CARS "NG KEONG'S SUPER CAR MART 9KIMKEATROAO. SINGAPORE 1232 TELS: *****54. *****55. 2&*****. *****76 197*: Coll Sigma I*oo GS A/C Ford Cortina CL A/C Oalsun 120 V A/C Maida 323 Toyota Hilui A/C 1977 Colt Sigma
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      853 26 BEST PRICE OFFERED lor srrap OOC.C $4,100. ***** CC $6,000. IKMI d $'J.3UO. 2001 c.c $10,600 Contact Ng: *****2. *****9 BEST PRICE OFFERED tor si r:ip r.ir IIKII r C i second liand used Car I'le.ise rail Ilill.H *****5 DAIHATSU CHARADE AND Scrap car required Contact Edward MSJ»a, *****96 any
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      845 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES AMBER GARDEN. LUXURIOUSLY furnished, carpeted, alrcondltioned reasonable rental. Lacuna Park, lacing sea front. $1,300. HUGO «Hf)94 .*****2 APARTMENT AT SHERWOOD Towers high floor. 3-bedroomed. servant's, swimming pool. squash courts, security guard Immediate occupation Fully turinshed $1,900 Tel: *****7 APARTMENTS FOR IMMEOIATE tenant Sherwood $1,000 to $1 Kirn
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      782 26 ORCHARD ROAD AREA alrconditioned room with kitchen, shower and toilet. Fully lurnished. separate entrance Suitable for single or couple $450 pm Inclusive PUB Call: *****48 TASTEFULLY FURNISHED ROOM A< i-ss to all facilities. Ideal for respectable foreigner only *****23 TOA PAYOH ROOM for 2 working singles available I 3.80. Tel:
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      1244 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 1 I 3 ROOM CORNER II I)H tlalat M.i- Fine I'ar.ule.Blk 64 Call *****22 3 before Ipm and *****1 after ipm 3-ROOMED HDB. TAMAN Ho Swee Blk 18 $18,500 Toa Payoh. Blk I $19,500 Tel *****97 c) Land RECTANGULAR PIECE OF Land in Bedok. 100.000 sqft $14/-
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      1264 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES FOR RENTAL MING ARCADE PENINSULA SHOPPING COMPLEX Shop Unilt lor II lo Ming Courl Hotel Unit 129 509 sq .M Orchard Road Unit 231 —3M sq.tl. h rXoo> Approx 80 sqft -$57.00U Immediate occupation INTERNATIONAL PLA2A For more details, call Miss Conna Soon^uanSt"" 1 Teo or Mrs
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      425 27 VI EDUCATION TRAINING O ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Language courses and pnvote tuition for school examinations and for business, trovel pleasure EVENING CLASSES English, all levels Mon. Wed. 7.35 p.m. Tues. Thu. 7.35 p.m. English for school-cge children, all levels Tue. Thu. 5.45 p.m. Wed. Fri. 5.45
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      1133 27 VI EDUCATION TRAINING ftrt^rou get much more Xas a STAMFORD f SECRETARY At Stamford College, you get the benefits sxpenence that goes back to 30 combined with intensive on-the-spot practical training that covers, among other j things, project worK. language and grooming classes, and the operation of the latest office
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      1032 27 VI EDUCATION TRAINING SPECIAL SUNDAY CLASSES for ARTS. ENGINEERING. MEDICAL beginners Typewriting. Short- undercuts md OCI A' 1.-•-.-1I 1 hand, Book-keeping: LCCI Revl- holders give home tuition Speslon Accounting. Inter Un:ik- rial tests Plenty of written prarKeepinu. shorthand Speed: (830 tl •e^ Success a certainty Tel .1111 I pm.) Singapore
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      602 27 VII TRAVEL TOURS slaglan^^L J^m 747 SUPERB WEST COAST PANORAMA ||rIITB7^MTni USA Canada/ Mexico I Hongkong 17dd^ s *****|PWWflWWf|PjW KLs33so'6 3 12/4 4 fj AMERICAN EXPERIENCE I DBgSiflDKSfi All USA Canada Mexico ■imiu||||i|a Hongkong 28daysS$5390 II KL$549O 12 '4 24/5 25- b3l 511 VfTtft|TYj SCHOOL HOLIDAY Bfl^fTlVnitTill special l i^UmnrHHtmm^
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      722 27 VII TRAVEL TOURS NAM HO TRAVEL Service (Siiiki pore, pte Limited st p n 1.1, No lin West Malaysia lour (Inclusive Oenlinf Cameron Highlands) h> deluxe aircondlt Killed COaCh se\en d.iys Ss2o!l six days ssimt departure ever] Bunds) Mondaj nietdai w.-st la Tour (Oentlni tvture every Tuesday Wednesda) Cienunß, lameron
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      366 27 < SIN IPOH SIN XL 132 Dep n 12.11. 14 < K.I I r>t illy Air con Coach) TRAVELLAIRE TOURS TA/070) TEL *****73/4* N4ij2l/2 IV*t«Sa*MMi*aJli Hp^sisjMiJißVJJH^H PHOENIX TRAVEL (F.E PTE LTO Chinas* New Year Special Tourt Ganling.K Lumpur 2Oaya 3Ni fl hli $75 Depart IS 2. Hi 2.21: 2 w
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      87 28 The family of the late dearly beleved extend their deepest gratitude and thanks to Doctors and staff ol Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Lim Ah Pin Home Nursing Scheme nurses. Reverend Fathers Jeannequin and B.rihold principals, jtaff and students of Monitor! Secondary and Junior School, management and staff of
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      294 28 Aged 46 years, departed peacefully on 7.280 leaving behind purt-'ntv wiff.ihildren. brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law. nephews and nieces. Cortege will leave Church of the I Blessed Sacrament on 10.2 80 at 2 00pm tor Mourl Vernon Crematorium. piutd away peacefully on 5/2/M Cortege leavei Singapore Cnktl Sal. Fab.
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      118 28 ERNEST MONTEIRO departed 9.2.74 Deeply missed and always remembered by wife, sons, daughters-in-law and granddaughters IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER Departed 9 2 79 A wonderful mother called to rest Kor each one of us she did her best Her love was great, her heart
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      333 28 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR (COMMERCIAL DIVISION) COMPANIES (WINDING-UP) NO. 77 OF 1979 In the matter of the Companies Act, 1963 And In the matter of Lion Joo Textiles Sdn Bhd ADVERTISEMENT Of PETITION NOTICE it hereby given that a petition for the winding-up of the
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      825 28 MM ■tv] Ik/ 1 1 Li 111 1 30 I THERE IS A WELCOME ON BOARD SAUDIA AIRCRAFT FOR GIRLS WHO ARE SEEKING A CHALLENGING CAREER AIR HOSTESSES SAUDIA the Rag Carrier of the KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA is seeking girls with good personal appearance aged between 19-27 to be
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      624 28 UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA KEMASUKAN KE KURSUS MATRIKULASI (SAINS) SIDANG 1980/81 1 Pemohon-pemohon adolah dipelawa dari penuntut penuntut berkelulusan SPM untuk mengikuti Kursus Matrikulasi (Sains) UKM Sidang 1980/81. Kursus mi merupakan Kursus Pra-Universiti untuk kemasukan ke Fakulti-Fakulti Sains atau Perubatan di UKM. Kursus akan dijalankan di pusat-pusat berikut: 1 SeVolah Menengah
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      144 28 NOTICE Of AUCTION SAIC By Order of Court dated 12* day or December 1979 at the Penong High Court vide Originating Summons No 238 of 1978 the undersigned will put up for sale by public auction on Tuesday the 12th day of February 1 980 at 1 1 .00 a.m.
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      742 28 MAJLIS PERBANDARAN MELAKA TENGAH NOTIS TAWARAN Pembekalan Bitumen secara pukal dan dalam Tong bagi tahun 1 980 Tawaron-tawaran adalah dipelawa bogi r.embekal dan menyerahkon kepada Setor Perbandaran di Jalan Depoh, MoWHp don (A) Lebihkurong 500 ton 80/100 "Penetrotion Grode Bitumen" dari mutu yong diluluskan diisi dalam tong tong yong tidok
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    Unresolved air pact issues: Envoy sees minister
    159 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Singapore High Commissioner here, Mr Wee Kirn Wee, today met the Malaysian Transport Minister, Datuk Lee San Choon, on the unresolved issues in the SingaporeMalaysia air talks. No formal meeting was held today between the eight-member Singapore team led
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    Police seek dead man's kin
    60 29 Police seek dead man's kin POLICE yesterday appealed to relatives of a man, whose body was found floating in a canal off Lorong Buangkok on Wednesday, to contact them. The man, a Chinese, was described as fair-complexion-ed with short hair and wearing green shorts and a white T-shirt. His relatives
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    35 29 IF YOl ran speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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    Renovation jobs guaranteed to satisfy
    169 29 Renovation jobs guaranteed to satisfy m THE Singapore Housing Decoration Contractors Association will Introduce a scheme to guarantee that rf novation jobs undertaken by Its members are completed to toe customer's satisfaction. Its 2M members will be given certificates of membership by the end of this month, the chairman, Mr
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    Charity day
    32 29 NTUC Comfort taxi and bus operators will organise a charity day for ISO inmates of the Home for the Aged and Sick at Jalan Payoh Lai tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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    Putting zing into getting to know you
    433 29  -  TAN CHEE TEIK Story: Pictures: WONG KWAI CHOW 6 If we call a pupil by his name, he will feel proud that we have taken the trouble to learn his name. In that way, there will be mutual respect between pupils and teachers.
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    Volvo to end local car assembly
    204 29 Volvo to end local car assembly VOLVO, the giant Swedish group, will stop assembling cars here following the Singapore government's decision to end fireferential treatment lor ocal assemblers from Aug 1. But the assembly of Volvo's construction vehicles here recently contracted out to Richard Machinery in Jurong will go on.
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    Japanese computer team due
    70 29 A JAPANESE computer team looking into the possibility of setting up a Japan-Singapore institute of information for technology is arriving tomorrow. A Japanese Embassy official told the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation that the team of six men will have talks with officials of the Economic Development Board.
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    Publishers call for dialogue with Education Ministry
    462 29 Publishers call for dialogue with Education Ministry THE Singapore Book Publishers Association has asked the Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, for a meeting on the future role of educational publishers. In particular, it hopes to discuss the setting up of a liaison committee between the
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    Course on budgeting
    33 29 THE Singapore Institute of Management will hold a course on budgeting and budgetary control from March 3 to 6 at 9 a.m. The closing date for applications is Feb 25.
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    $5m TO AUTOMATE FOOD PROCESSING
    81 29 $5 m TO AUTOMATE FOOD PROCESSING A LOCAL food processor, the Lee Brothers Group, has started a $5 million mechanisation programme to reduce labour cost and to boost efficiency. A joint venture with! large foreign firm is also in the offing. If this mate- rialises, it will enhance I the
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    Lock icon Weapons seized. 50 held in raids on island
    231 30 KOTA KINABALU, Friday POLICE in pre-dawn raids today arrested more than 50 Filipino refugees on Pulau Gaya, a 30-minute boat ride from here. An arms cache was seized. The Filipinos are suspected to have committed robberies, thefts, extortions and murders over the
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    Lock icon 'Enough water if staggered planting is done'
    213 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Minister of Agriculture Datuk Shariff Ahmad said yesterday that padi farmers in the Muda area of Kedah would have enough water for planting if they followed the ministry's advice in their planting schedule. "We have divided the ploughing season this
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    57 30 PENANG, Fri. It will be plain sailing for vessels coming into Penang port between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. from the beginning of next month as the Immigration Department will provide clearing services. Ships entering the port during these times will be cleared immediately so that
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    Lock icon Woman found dead
    51 30 MALACCA, Fri. A 7^vearold woman, Ho Chuen Kheng, was found dead yesterday in her home at Pengkalan Rama Pantai here with both her hands and legs tied. A police spokesman said her death was classified as murder with robbery the motive because her $700 bracelet was missing.
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    Lock icon 'Tiger, tiger'
    36 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Reports of rampaging tigers must be made immediately before the tigers move away from the area, a spokesman for the Department of Wildlife and National Parks advised the public yesterday. NST.
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    240 30 47 youths rounded up in police swoop BUTTERWORTH, Fri. Police raided more than 200 homes in an anticrime blitz here this morning and detained 47 youths for questioning. Twelve officers and 45 men, led by the OCPD, Supt Tuffile Nawab Din, went on a house-to-house search in the Kampung Bengali
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    198 30 GAME WAS UP FOR RANGER WHO SHOT ANIMAL GRIK. Fri. A game i ranger, Ramli bin Othman. 38, was fined $500, in default two months jail, for unlawfully shooting a protected animal. Magistrate Yusof bin Johore Ali today found him guilty of shooting a kijang (barking deer) in Ayer Pulau,
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    132 30 KOTA KINABALI Fri. The Sabfth Government might ue shatgus m mi Inducement n«t %s a threat to encourage people to move to amber plantation areas. Sabah Chief Minister IHtnk Harris Sailed said the government pla—wl to introduce a land resettle- ment programme on timber plantations (or
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    320 30 Mahathir woos Swiss watchmakers to Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Fri DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad today suggested that Malaysia could help Switzerland make a comeback in the watch markets of Asean and Asia. The Deputy Prime Minister said that Swiss I watchmakers should con- sider locating factories in
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      Lock icon Finnegan recovers to beat Tonna
      385 31 PARIS, Fri. Britain's Kevin Finnegan clawed his way back from a potentially disastrous third-round knock-down to pound out a brilliant points victory over French hard man Gratien i Tonna in the European middleweight boxing championship here last night The capacity 10,000 j crowd at the
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      104 31 Argentina are nearer to Games BOGOTA, Prl. Argentina beat Brazil 31 here last night In the Sooth American preOlympic stccer tournament, making virtually certain of their trip to the Olympic Games In MOSCOW. The match la Bogota's El (am peon Stadium was the only on« scheduled in the sevennation round-robin
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      121 31 RANDERS, Fri. Den mark's European welter weight boxing champion Joergen Hansen retained his title when he scored a technical knock-out over Alois Carmeliet, of Belgium, here last night. The ring physician stopped the contest after the fifth round as the battered Belgian bled profusely from a
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      485 31  -  WINSOR DOBBIN Johnson injured, Souness faces suspension By LONDON, Fri. Liverpool manager Bob Paisley is likely to make team changes for the first time in 18 matches for tomorrow's English First Division soccer game against Norwich City. Graeme Souness and David Johnson could both miss
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      233 31 CAPE TOWN, Fri. South African Rugby Board president Danie Craven yesterday announced that the country's most important schools' rugby tournament would be multi-ra-cial this year. Dr. Craven's announcement followed reports here this week that the British Lions rugby tour, of South Africa, might be called off, if
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      103 31 LONDON, Fri. Rook star Elton John has made a personal plea to a missing English schoolgirl to contact her parents and pick op a reward spending the day with him and Us Second Division soccer Huh Watford. John sent the special message from Los Angeles,
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      364 31 BRIEFS Baseball may be in Olympics TOKYO. Fri. The International Amateur Baseball Association has submitted a proposal to the executive meeting of the International Olympic Committee, calling for the inclusion of baseball in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games. The lOC meeting was underway at Lake Placid, preceding the 1980
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      Lock icon Burns and Thomson share lead
      454 31 HONOLULU, Fri. GEORGE BURNS and Leonard Thompson took different routes to seven-under-par 65s yesterday for a joint first-round lead in the U*****,000 ($698,750) Hawaiian Open. For the 30-year-old Burns, who scored his first Professional Golfers Association tour victory in the Crosby last week, it was
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      120 32 WEST INDIES lrt uuu GreeaMge c Cairns b Hadlee 2 Maynea c and b Cairns 55 Kcwe lbw b Hadlee 1 Kalllrhmrraa lbw b Hadlee 0 LUyd lbw b Hadlee 24 j Klag c Coney b Troup 14 Murray c Edgar b Troup 6 Parry b Boock 17 I
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      282 32 LOS ANGELES, Fri. The bubble bursts for Roberta McCallum as third-seeded Wendy Turnball, of Australia, eliminated her in the quarter finals of the US$125,000 ($268,750) Avon professional tennis tournament yesterday. In another quarter-final match, No 2. seed Tracy Austin had little trouble in stopping Carolyn
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      Lock icon Indonesian fans will come for big clash
      161 32 JAKARTA, Fri. Hundreds of Indonesians are expected to pour into Singapore later this month when Indonesia and China meet to decide the No. 1 badminton nation in the world, a sports official said here today. Thailand, Hongkong, Denmark and Great Britain are also
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      Sevens for FAS affiliates
      104 32 FOOTBALL Association of Singapore-affiliated clubs, who are not competing in the Na- j tional League or youth tournamerits, are invited to take part in the Pesta Bolasepak Tenaga Muda seven-a-side competition at Farrer Park on March 2 (9 am). The tournament, run by the I Sinaran
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      Oon untouched by glamour
      573 32  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. PROFILE... By OON JIN TEK is not your every day swimming prima donna. Far from it. Oon, in fact, is one of the most humble, welldisciplined athletes it has been my pleasure to interview. The 16-year-old student though, by now, an old face
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      186 32 JAKARTA, Frl. A new house complete with his own statue will be ready for badminton ace Uem Swte King to move Into next March on his return from the All-England championships in London. The boose In a residential area In Semarang, capital of
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      Lock icon NZ in command as WI batsmen fail
      328 32 DUNEDIN, Fri. A disastrous batting display by the West Indies, who were dismissed for a meagre 140 in 276 minutes, enabled New Zealand to dominate the first day of the first Test match in Carisbrook, near here, today. At stumps, New Zealand were
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      Guessing ploy in annual tie
      240 32  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By MALACCA, Fri. The Malacca Squash Complex competition courts' fast surface is giving Singapore's national squash players the jitters here. Most complained, after a three-hour practice on it, that the bright lights were dazzling, but, after a while, they said they became used
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      Jurong in second round
      50 32 JURONG advanced to the sec- < ond round of the inter -constituency table tennis tournament when they edged out Telok Ayer 3-2 at the Gay World Stadium la.M night. Other results Geylang East bt Joo Chiat 3-1 Alexandra bt SiRlap 3-1; Kampong Glam bt Boon Lay
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      274 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Schools be warned no form of advertising by players is allowed during competitions in the Selangor schools' sports calendar. "We are governed by amateur rules, though there is no professionalism in this country," said Selangor Schools' Sports Council secretary A.
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      924 33 RATF 1 2.15 CLASS 5, DIV3 1.200M liA^tt 1 ($9 ,5oo_ $8,650 to winner) 1 3052 Clearaway a (Clean Allan 6 57 (u2 -25>SK Mhfton 2 UU08 SirGalivaa(Teoh*T»oh) J Breukelen 5 56 +0.5) Chime 13 3 0030 Jackson's Jet g (Jackson's Jet) Buang3 56(dd ♦2.5) F... Oci 6
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      Forces' sailors look too strong
      202 33  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE Armed Forces Yacht Club, champions for the past four years, again look I unbeatable in the Singapore Yachting Association's Ritchie Cup competition, starting today off Seletar. For they have two of the best Lark sailors Tan Tee Suan and Tan Kok
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      Rarity should not miss in the last race today
      1829 33  -  FREDDIE KEE ENGLISH GELDING UNLUCKY AT START LAST WEEK RACING.with RARITY cannot miss in Race 7 and should be a lively "saver" (or punters in Penang today. The five-year-old English gelding by Most Secret was installed favourite last week but was
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      Ten Point should score
      244 33  -  LONE RANGER By TEN POINT looks like a past-the-poct affair In the opening race at Batn Gantong la PenanK today. Last week, the four-vear-old Irish hone by Windjammer ran a good race when he tracked Indian Patrol II moot of the way to end op fourth
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      91 33 LONDON, Fri. French hangglider Jean-Marc Boivin has been named winner ot this year's International Award for Valour in Sport the first Frenchman to achieve the honour. The 28-year-old Dijon sportsman won the award for setting a hang-gliding altitude record last August. He hang-glided from the K2 mountain
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      The Score sparkles in gallop
      435 33 PENANG. Fri. The Score II has a first-rate chance of living up to his name in Race 3 here on Sunday, reports FREDDIE KEE. The four-year-old Australian gelding by General Grant made a promising debut last week when he fought out the finish with Umpire
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      FAS rule on passes makes Idros angry
      394 34  -  ALFRED YEO By IDROS ALBAR, the former Malaysia Cup goalkeeper, turned penalty-kicker" against the Football Association of Singapore yesterday. And the "foul" committed by the FAS, in Idros' judgment, was its invalidating ex-Malaysia Cup players' National Stadium passes for the pre-Olym-pic Games Asia
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      Malaysia v Indonesia in opener
      229 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia will meet Indonesia in the opening match of the pre-Olympic soccer Asian Group Two qualifying tournament at the Merdeka Stadium on March 21. The fixtures were drawn up by the Football Association of Malaysia competitions committee yesterday a day after the
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      Lock icon Danker and Kuna off
      363 34 TWENTY-TWO long years have passed since Dudley Danker last found himself as a student in a classroom. He must have thought that that was the last of his student days. Then, last month, he was informed by the Australian Government that he was one of two
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      Lucy nominated for meritorious award
      255 34 THE Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress has nominated Lacy Low for a meritorious award in the annual Sports Awards, reports Wilfred Yeo. And the STBC claims that Its decision was made before a Press comment In an afternoon paper last Thurs- day, bJiUflg at It for
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      SCC meet fast Ellis Club
      301 34  -  PETER SIOW B] FOUR Singapore internationals Andrew Chin, Frank Kwok. Mohammed Taib and Teo Han Chua have been included in the Singapore Cricket Clubi President's XV to play Japan's Ellis Club in a rugby friendly on the Padang today (5.15). But Taib, who is down
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      174 34 BANGKOK, Fri. A world amateur bowiing championship, originally scheduled as a pre-Olym-pic Games exhibition in Moscow, has been moved to Vienna, the vice-presi-dent of the International Bowling Federation, Soetopo Janato said here today. He said the removal of the tournament from the Soviet Union was in
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      Cyclists out to revive competitive fervour
      314 34  -  KEN JALLER Jr. By SINGAPORE'S cyclists, starved for competition since November, will have i a chance to revive their competitive fervour at Fairer Park tommorrow. The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's monthly competitions i have been rained off for i the past three months, i
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      132 34 ATHLETICS SAAA fourth cross-country league (MacRitchie Reservoir. BADMINTON Junioi inter -club knock-out final: Rose Badminton Party SAFSA (SB Hall. 7.30). GOLF" Sembawang Oper (8): Keppcl C medal stable ford (1). HOCKEk SWHA League Division One: Theresians CSC (Padang, 5); Divisior Two: Theresians v SAFSA (St Theresa's Convent, 5).
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      Perak stars recover
      204 35 Perak stars recover IPOH, Friday MIDFIELD "must" S. Pushpanathan and centreback Napolean Rozario are back in the Perak team who play defending champions Selangor in a Malaysia Cup-tie at Stadium Perak on Sunday. Both had beer benched because of iijuries. Pushpa hurt his ankle while playing for the national team
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      East Payoh triumph
      53 35 EAST PAYOH overwhelmed Westlake 5-0 in the National Schools North Zone soccer tournament at Tanglin yesterday. Other resmlto: Sang Nila l.'tama bt. Upper Serangoon Tech. 1-0, Mt. Vemon bt. Parry Sec. 2-0, Montfort bt Bartley 2-1, St. Gabriel's bt. Ang Mo Kio 1-0, Serangoon Garden Sec. bt
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      MALAYSIA CUP FIXTURES
      39 35 TODAY PERLJS v TRENGGANU (Stadium Dawk Shaik Ahmad, 4.30) P. TERRITORY v PAHANG (Merdeka Stadium, 7.30) TOMORROW PERAK v SELANGOR (Stadium Perak, 7.30) FORCES v PENANG (Merdeka Stadium, 8) MONDAY MALACCA v SARAWAK (Kubu Stadium, 4.30)
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      Well done
      65 35 I TAKE my hat on to Samad Alapitonay for his gallant display of goad, effective leadership daring Saturday's Malaysia Cip-tle between Singapore aid Pahaag. His timely Intervention, just as In last year's Malaysia Cap final between Belang«r and Singapore, prevented what could have been a bloody brawl among
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      Anglo-Chinese trounced
      37 35 ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL trounced Anglo-Chinese 5-0 In the National Schools secondary tennis tournament at Kallang yesterday. In the other two matches, Montfort beat Thomson Secondary 3-2, while Raffles Institution edged out Dunearn Secondary Technical 3-2.
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      SIA Group triumph
      32 35 SINGAPORE Airlines Group beat Police 2-0 in a Singapore Women's Hockey Association Division Two League match at the Police Academy yesterday Swenderpal Kaur and Esther Ng were the scorers.
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      Singapore prove that it's action that matters most
      455 35  -  JOE DORAI By ALOR STAR, Fri. Singapore recovered from a poor first half to beat Kedah 3-0 in their Malaysia Cup soccer tie at the Darulaman Stadium tonight to prove that action, and not words, matters most. Singapore, without regulars Mohammed Noh
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      112 35 Singapore Selangor Sabah Sarawak Penang Kelantan Trengganu Johore Kedah Pahang Brunei Perak Forces Malacca Perils Negrl F Territory P W D L F A Pt 6 6 0 0 20 1 12 5230 8 4 7 6 2 3 ***** 7 5 3 115 8 7 (*****7 4 3
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      Milne early leader at Sembawang
      307 35  - Milne early leader at Sembawang ERNEST FRIDA By DAVID MILNE.the dashing Keppel professional, is the surprise leader after the first day of the $7,500 Tiger Beer Open golf championship at Sem- bawang yesterday. Milne, a Singapore World Cup representative, fired a solid two-under-par 69 one stroke outside Lim Kian Siong's
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      Top stars to play in Manila
      151 35 Top stars to play in Manila MANILA, Friday South Africa's Gary Player and a powerful US contingent, led by Jerry Pate, head the entries in the US$lOO,000 ($215,000) Philippine Open, scheduled here on Thursday week. Serving as the opening leg of the 1960 Asia goS circuit, the Open will be
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      132 35 in ore KEDAH RESULT Scorer/s (with goal-times) Hasli Ibrahim (54th) Lim Tang Boon (76th) Fandi Ahmad (85th) Shots on target Shots off target Comer-kicks Free-kicks 19 (offside 2) 16 (offside 2) Edmund Wee (6) 3YED MUTALIB (7) Ismail Che Lah (6) J. Laxaroo (7) Hashim Hosni (6) S. Manoharan
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      120 35 Kelantan 7 Sarawak 0 KOTA BAHRU, Fri. Kelantan mauled Sarawak 7-0 here today to gain sweet revenge for the 3-1 defeat in Kuching last year. Nineteen-year-old Anizan Da iid, in only his second game for kelantan, scored three goals. Kelantan shocked Sara- wak with a first-minute goal
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      Scores and draw
      335 35 FtnUnmmt •caret: W David Milne; 11 J. Stewart, Poh Eing Chong, Aiai Ratim; n M. Marimuthu. Lim Kian Tiong. Teo Chin Hoe; IS Lim Kian Slong; 74 Poh Eng Toon, Shamuri Sidek; It Alvin l.iau, Phua Thin Kiay, Teo Chin Hoe, V. Nellan, J Ratim, Lim Leng
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    316 36 Muldoon warns Russia of embassy staff cut WELLINGTON, Fri. Prime Minister Robert Muldoon today warned the Soviet Union that its embassy staff would be cut down drastically unless the Kremlin halts clandestine funding of a pro-Moscow party in New Zealand. He said the staff size would be reduced from 29
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    93 36 THESE are the television cameras and videotapes used by FBI agents in an undercover r ration, purported to w US congressmen accepting thousand* of dollars In cash from agents posing as Arab sheikhs aid businessmen seeking favour*. The spying gadgets were found recently
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    82 36 Thais play wrong anthem BANGKOK, Fri. Madam Deng Yingchao, Prime Minister Zhou En-Lai's widow, proposed a toast to Thailand's prosperity and the band burst into a rousing rendition of the Taiwanese national anthem. A stunned, awkward silence fell over tables at the Thai-Chinese Association banquet held in her honour hut
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    37 36 MANILA, Fri. Two active volcanoes north and south of Manila the Babuyan Claro and Hulusan erupted yesterday, ejecting hot 'mud and ash-laden steam clouds as high as 6,000 metres. No casu allies weie reported. AFP.
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    Concorde flights: Fate hangs in balance
    499 36  -  LEE KIM CHEW By THE fate of the thriceweekly Concorde flights between Singapore and London hangs in the balance. British Airways, which says it is losing money on the service, has hinted of a pullout unless Singapore Airlines takes a Digger share of the
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    334 36 Bani-Sadr gets tough with militant students TEHERAN, Friday PRESIDENT Abolhassan Bani-Sadr is applying tougher pressure on the militant students holding 50 Americans at the US Embassy here amid reports that a solution to the hostage crisis could be near. Mr Bani-Sadr issued an order last night banning the students from
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    201 36 U.S. PUTS OFF MOVES FOR SANCTIONS j WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States has shelved indefinitely plans for additional eco- nomic sanctions against Iran and renewed an indirect offer of US coopers tion to resist Soviet advances in the i area. j In offering the olive branches to the government ct
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    58 36 BANGKOK, Fri. An explosion in the railway station of the southern Thai town of Haadyai late today killed three people and injured 25, the official Radio Thailand re ported tonight. Police gave no indication who was responsible, but Muslim separatists claimed responsibility for a similar blast
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    25 36 MELBOURNE, Kri. Air Marshal Sir Richard Williams, rcgaided a.s the fathi'i of the Royal Australian Air Force, die*! hti y<>sterda> at 89.
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      262 36 When maths is a problem Why are children who know how to add, subtract, multiply and divide suddenly at a loss when asked to apply these basic skills to problems? TERESA 001 s report on a British school survey draws some parallels with the Singapore school situation and suggests ways
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      Shady story of a book pirate
      1293 1  -  IVAN FERNANDEZ By Copyright means that you can reprint without permission the works of the Bard but not those of a local writer. But this has not stopped book sharks from producing more than 1.5 million pirated copies of copyright books in Singapore and
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      Our copyright laws losing its teeth over the years
      1021 1 OUR copyright laws are like an ageing watchdog. The feeble provisions of our 70-year-old copyright legislation have lost their bite over the years and are allowing brazen-faced book pirates to make off with the spoils of authors, publishers and distributors. Take
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        88 1 IHSID^\ Cook-ahead menu for New Year Oar cookery writer ha.devised a clever, cookahead menu for a New Year family dinner. .including a delicious dessert of her own concoction. For inspired recipes, turn to Centrespread Page* 10, 11 Why Deborah's high on Banana Airlines Deborah Gray is a Metaphysio. .a "movie
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      806 2  - Pick of the Day JOHN DE SOUZA By 81CT¥ FOOTBALL types should certainly glue themselves to the little box this afternoon; Soccer Malaysia Cap W is on Ch 5 at 3.40 p.m. Brian Richmond is the commentator in highlights of the match between Singapore and Pahang, played at the National
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        376 2 CONCERTS FOR THE FLOWER MAKING 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and and BRITISH UNIVKR8IYOUNG featuring the DEMONSTRATION by forums at 5.30 p.m. Last TY PRESSES two book Boon Lay Garden Pri- Madam Koh Say Teng, day. exhibitions at the British mary School's brass band, specialist in flower mak- BONSAI EXHIBITION
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        1156 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Opening fotowed by Sesame 7.30 News (Malay) street 7.45 Perry Como In New Orleans 1.55 Saturday Matinee White Fan( 8.35 Starsky And Hutch 3.40 Soccer Malaysia Cup "80 9 30 «*l Newsred (Engfeh) 4.45 The Nations ft f*™" W 5.30 Sand.wara JJ ft
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        929 4 I wTarefirl^ I #(SS CATHAY ORGANISATION 5 C i >2£/ >• proud to bring you X a cinematic event never before V X experienced in Singapore. S THE WONDERFUL THE FANIASIIC C f][]| DOLBY STEHEOI V I AT THE ODEON g TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! jj ™j, twllAHt PTTt* OTOOU SIMON VkARU
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        220 5 New stocks have arrived to add to our already vast selection of imported Jazz LPs. For all your records and tapes, come to Kwang Sia stockist of the largest collection of records in town. j^^spyr^Tl Retail Shops: 2 B 7 8 Colombo Court W^k Tel: 3401 3 I^QbJbV Open Monday
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        117 5 TrYandapir?\ f/^^^^^m. PENANG >^k I KIT aPeji R 9^ f in c neart tne cit y witn top-class facilities expected of a top class hotel: conference rooms, swimming pool, night club, discotheque, restaurant serving Eufc^^^T ropean, Chinese Malaysian I Specialties, shopping arcade. And what is more, I this is the
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        Deborah — model, actress, mefaphysic
        819 6  - Deborah model, actress, mefaphysic JOHN DE SOUZA By SLIM, blonde 24-year-old Deborah Gray has appeared in Playboy magazine, believes in metaphysics, and has just completed her first film Pacific Banana. In the movie, Deborah "I play one of the leads" co-stars with Graham Blundell of softporn Alvin Purple fame, Robin
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          490 6  -  JOHN DE SOUZA DEBORAH AND THE FLAMES Belvedere Supper Club and The Kasbah till Feb 14 reviewed by SHE sailed onto the stage swathed in a sequined get-up, with long black gloves, necklace and bracelets flashing rhinestones, and a foxfur stole draped around her shoulders, topped by a synthetic
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          Afghan rugs spread
          180 6 MORE than a million refugees have flooded into the 259 so km of Afghanistan desert around Mohammed Hussaln's home since the Russians invaded his country. They carried with them few possessions... the basics for survival. Included were rugs old family pieces brought for their own use. Now
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        605 6 The Secret of Original Ma Evans Herbal Hair Lotion If You Got A Hair Problem, Give It A Try. Over 50 years ago, in Oxfordshire. England, MA EVANS was given an ancient recipe by an old gypsy woman. H B This secret formula flj takes 1 5 different herbs and
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        89 6 I >^*/5-,'*>v W m Certificate Course in I PUBLIC RELATIONS course consJsts 0, x f^^^, te ,nterxled for beg.nners and newty^ppo.nted PR people profession y X rarviiriat««sqhniiirinoßSP««atiaastaC3CEorits can be applied for when registering for the course Date/Time Tuesdays and Fridays, starting February 22 1980. from 6-8 pm Place Merman Room
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      Tommy Koh: Savvy backstage mover
      1485 7  -  ANDY McCUE By in New York Writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal 4 There are so many fuzzy minds in this place that a neat, clean one like Tommy's just sticks out 7 a UN veteran. FOR its first decade, the Association of Southeast
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      Lock icon The Greek 'untouchables'
      351 7  -  PIERRE DUREL By in Athens GREECE too has its 'untouchables', the powerful shipping magnates who control possibly the world's largest snipping fleet. No Greek Government since the Second World War has managed to bend the shipping empires to its will, and even the Left shies away from
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        Study of Chinese in Indonesia
        1077 8 POLITICAL THINKING OF INDONESIAN CHINESE 1900-1977 A SOURCEBOOK Edited by Dr Leo Suryadinata Issued under auspices of the Institute of South-east Asian Studies Singapore University Press, 1979 251 pages, including Glossary, Index $30 hardcover, $18 paperback Reviewed by ONGHOKKHAM, Lecturer in History, University of Indonesia
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        Lock icon Beware that bedtime story
        455 8  - Beware that bedtime story PAUL MAJENDIE By in LONDON TREAD warily the next time you read your children a bedtime story in case you plunge them into a minefield of prejudice about sex and race. This is the message from a group of researchers who meticulously dissected several children's classics
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        179 8 LOEWE TOP-CLASS GERMAN COLOUR TV v ToEWE CT 5067U f^vSX ONLY 3>^,H-^±? VL (Applicable in Singapore only while stocks last) s^^^^ LOEWE Model CT 5067U 66 cm (26 comfort class Colour TV with VHF UHF tuner, using ultra sound remote control for direct selection of 12 stations. volume, brightness and
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        Pears readable account of world
        898 9 PEARS TodayTworld PEARS GUIDE OF TODAY'S WORLD Pelham Books Ltd, 1979 415 pages, with black-and-white photographs, line drawings and maps, $88.95 Reviewed by ZHANG MEI-JI THE Pears Cyclopeadia and the Junior Pears Encyclopaedia are household words in many parts of the English-speaking world. They are,
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        How to save that labour-saving device
        817 9  -  ANDREW LESLIE READER'S DIGEST FIX-IT-YOURSELF MANUAL, 480 pages including index Illustrated, $53 THE COMPLETE BOOK OF TOOLS By Albert Jackson and David Day Michael Joseph, London 352 pages, including glossary, $52.50 Reviewed by The Compk-le Book of TOOLS K® R fifc^^^'^^B f fc IT
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        Kingsley Amis – a difficult but witty old sod
        641 9  - Kingsley Amis a difficult but witty old sod TOM DAVIES By in LONDON THE first phrase that wandered into my mind on meeting Kingsley Amis was "difficult old sod." He was standing at the bar in London's Langan's Brasserie directing the barman and proceeded to hold both glass and jug
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        357 9 Tsingtao b««r has won the Ist Golden AwarJ again in China in 1979 jfhf^ Little wonder then that in China Tsinqtao is served to visi'.ng Jigmtdnes at YIP tuntt.ons .^^SPSH Tsingtao is the only beer in the world brewed from cle-J'. sparkling mineral waters .^^35(55^1 The tingling result is a
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        Thompson Kelong: Food's good but minor kinks need ironing out
        1095 10  -  TERENCE NG By epicure 4 Undoubtedly the best offerings in the basket are the prawns and mussels. The latter, which had popped open over the grill, were presented on the halfshell swimming in pools of warm butter. The best way
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        cool cooking:
        584 10  - cool cooking: TAN LEE LENG a menu that leaves you calm on New Year's night By A plan ahead New Year di i New Year dinner for 6 to 8 people MENU Fire-pot soup Chicken pie Abalone in cream sauce Winter vegetables with Gingko nuts Braised duck with chestnuts Ginger
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        1297 10 Meat balls and Chinese cabbage soup INGREDIENTS: Streaky pork 150g, 1 small onion, 3 water chestnuts, 1 medium sized Chinese cabbage, 1 It. stock, 1 egg white, 2 tblsp. cornflour, 1 tblsp. oil, 20 fishballs, spring onions and parsley for garnishing. Optional additional ingredients: 10 prawns, shelled and deveined, 10
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        227 10 IKIIAMA) f n- n L* (FLOWER ARRANGEMENT) O M fLORA-ARY MtK FREE advice on the spot on 1 A //\m 1 flowers arrangement by ***jssi VA/l IIVI llTj Miss Yumiko Fujfla of Japan. lIV/IXLUM Wide range of colourful '^tfiw'rmf m exquisite silk flowers. 'jJfjßr^ I^^^M^Jtf* Natural look washable with |(j%|%D
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        21 10 Jewelkry TCIRO 3rd Floor Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road Singapore 0923. Tel: *****40 Open 7 days a week. 9.30 am X) 00pm
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        183 11 P^P^^^PPi 3-year Full Guarantee backed by Free Home Service If you are looking for a good 36cm colour HOME SERVICE, the first of its kind in SingaTV, the choice narrows down to a tiny handful of pore. All for $695. r^^^"""^**/^) European and Japanese sets. The rest you can And
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      1646 12  -  ROBERT MUSEL By in London, PAUL ANDERBON in Hongkong, JOHN REICHERTZ in Buenos Air** and JAMES WHITE in NEW YORK 4 The French do not like to herrow money for small purchases, although every day more credit services. Now one can even spread oat Mediterranean
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      'A house of cards'
      1294 13  -  LYNDE McCORMICK By in Lob Angeles Two of the dangers: Inflation and bad debts AMERICANS had US$262 billion ($563 billion) available to them last year from all their credit cards, and, while actual use of them totals only about half that amount, the public has been
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      Book people versus copyright law
      1080 14  -  IVAN FERNANDEZ By Don't believe that they (book pirates) are motivated by high ideals like giving the masses cheap access to knowledge. They are only interested in profits. BOOK people have been agitating for a revision of our copyright laws for some 15 years but
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        750 15 ALUMINIUM WILLIAM JACKS, a leading trading/manufacturing concern in building materials and engineering products invites applications for the following positions: I MANAGER, I I ALUMINIUM DIVISION I The successful candidate is likely to be over 30, have a minimum of 5 years experience in the overall supervision of production and marketing/sales
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        679 15 Personnel Managers Singapore and Dubai Up to US$4O 000 benefits This highly profitable $500 m personnel policies, ideally with a turnover multinational company professional qualification, in the oil related industry is Experience in an oil related currently expanding its industry and overseas exposure operations world-wide at a (either working as
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        995 15 AHBAMV STAFF RECRUITMENT DIVISION MM MM A^m Management Consultant Services (Pte) Ltd MM MM —f 281-Q, 15 th Floor, Selegie Complex m m MiHiW^l^^ Singapore 0718 Tel: *****5/*****7 I HEAD OF I I FINANCE DEPARTMENT I Our client, a well-established and internationally known manufacturing organisation is seeking the services of
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        684 16 W^ The Straits 4 Steamship Group The Group, a leader in its various fields of activities which include Shipping, Distribution, Food Trading, Engineering, Property, Industrial Trading and Data Processing, has a vacancy fora TRADE COORDINATOR THE JOB: Reporting directly to the Trade Manager, the successful applicant will be a member
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        571 16 I DIESEL J I MWM DIESEL FAR EAST PTE LTD. a subsidiary of one of Germany's I I oldest and leading manufacturers of diesel engines for industrial and I I marine applications invites mature candidates for the following posts:A) SALES/PROJECT ENGINEERS RESPONSIBILITIES Planning, processing and co-ordination of projects providing I
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        580 16 PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION I KALLANG SINGAPORE 1439 Applicotions are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore for the following appointments: 1 SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER 2 CHINESE TRANSLATOR 3 REPORTER 4 ASSISTANT ORGANISING SECRETARY REQUIREMENTS: Post I Techmcion Diploma from the Singapore Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Technicol College or City and Guilds
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        554 16 NS Electronics welcomes^ the professional who desires career advancement. Our contemporary facilities will provide you with stimulating and challenging work environment we believe you deserve. Internal Auditor A vacancy exists in the NS Asia Pacific Internal Audit Department for the post of Senior Auditor. The incumbent will be responsible for
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        638 17 v m J fw Applications are invited horn suitably qualified engineers lor the follow ny positions: A. TECHNICAL SERVICES ENGINEER (INDUSTRIAL) B. TECHNICAL SERVICES ENGINEER (MARINE) Candidates should possess analytical ability, dnve, confidence, a pleasant and mature personality and the ability to get along wii*i people It is highly desirable
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        633 17 T A large international firm of consulting engineers sooks the services of suitably qualified persons to fill the following positions in its Singapore office FIRE PROTECTION DESIGNER/ DRAFTSMAN PLUMBING DESIGNER/ DRAFTSMAN Applicants most possess: A good working knowledge of all relevant government codes and procedures. At least 3 years design
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        633 17 FINANCIAL SALES We are the world's leading international bank, and we invite applications for the post of Marketing Representative in a newly formed lending unit. The position is an exceptionally challenging one and will involve selling specialized financial services to local and multinational businesses in Singapore. Candidates should be highly
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        563 17 FAB EASTERN FBEIGHT CONFERENCE invites applications from Singapore citizens for the post of ASSISTANT REGIONAL SECRETARY in the conference secretariat in Singapore. This is a senior position requiring initiative and ability to work without close supervision and the capacity to deal with senior people in the business world. The successful
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        857 18 Chief Executive (C&D $120,000 plus per annum MCS *****) This is an important board appointment for a major Singapore based property group. Responsibility will include corporate planning, investment and acquisition scheduling and chairmanship of key decision making bodies which will ensure a central role in the management of the Group.
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        1092 18 I ADMINISTRATION MANAGER (Around 5548.000 per annum) Our client, a leading international company, requires an Administration Manager on the impending retirement of the incumbent. This is a senior executive position reporting directly to the Managing Director of the company. The key responsibilities of this position are: financial planning and control
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        562 18 > A multinational marine engineering and construction company invites applications tor the position of.SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER RESPONSIBILITIES: The successful candidate will report to tie DP Manager ond his responsibilities will p"monly be- momtain existing IBM 370 DOS/VS sys tern, plan, implement and maintain IBM 4331 DOS/VSE System scheduled for delivery this
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        769 19 B.S.P, TEMDEB NOTICE NO. 4/80 ITEM 1 1 Unit Beechcratt 99 Airliner VR-UDW, Serial No U 12 with two P W PT6A-20 Engines together with comprehensive spare holding Date ot Construction: 17/6/1968 I 5 Seats in High Capacity Configuration or I I Seats in VIP configuration A drink cabinet and
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        723 19 IN THK MATTKR OK THK COMPANIES ACT, CAP ISS Ml IN THK MATTKK OK KIM I.I KN TRADINU OMPANV (PKIVATK) LIMITED (Incorporate) in Slnn»porr) (la nirmbrnT voluntary windlat up) At an extraordinary general meeting of KUM LUEN TRADING COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED duly convened and held at 80 Boat Quay Singapore
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