The Straits Times, 12 March 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon ZIA FOILS COUP BID – REPORTS
    417 1 ZIA FOILS COUP BID REPORTS '26 top army officers arrested' NEW YORK, Tuesday PAKISTANI President General Mohammed Zia Ul-Haq has crushed an attempted coup and arrested 26 top army officers involved, according to UPI quoting reports reaching the West today. There was contradiction among the reports as to precisely who
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    Sutowo has deposits here, says QC
    337 1 Sutowo has deposits here, says QC THE former presidentdirector of Pertamina, Lt-Gen Ibnu Sutowo, has various deposits in accounts with Sumitomo Bank here and knew all about the deposits which the late Haji Achmad Thahir, as a Pertamina employee, had placed in a joint account with the bank, it was
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    Lock icon Warship in Kampuchea
    59 1 HANCKOK. Tues. A Kampurhean radio broadcast has confirmed for the first time that a Soviet warship has called at a Kampuchean port Phnom Penh's domestic radio service said "Warship 631," a Petya class light frigall- whii h can be used in anlisut.marine warfatr docked .it the deepwater
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    Indira's move
    41 1 NKW DXI.III. Tues Prime Minister Indira Gandhi s got ernment said today it would keep radio and tHt'vision under state control and was taking action against irlrvi sion officials who pmMMd slaff for broadcasting a pro HUM when \l'
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    Lock icon UN mission cuts short Iran visit
    535 1 TEHERAN, Tuesday THE United Nation* c o m ri I s 8 1 o n in vestlgatIng Iran's grievances against the deposed Shah made an abrupt departure from Teheran today after falling te gain access to 5#. Americans held hostage at the US embassy
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    Doctor fined for issuing false certificate
    574 1 Doctor fined for issuing false certificate LAI Lung Ying, a doctor who has been practising for 27 years, was fined $2,500 by a district court yesterday for issuing a false certificate of vaccination against smallpox. He admitted issuing the certificate without having administered the required injection to Mr Teo Ting
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    Lock icon No use of force
    63 1 BOGOTA, Tues. Colombia has ruled out the use of force to free 20 foreign diplomats, including the US ambassador, despite an impasse in negotiations with leftist guerillas holding the captives at the Dominican Embassy A new round of talks to break the 13-day stalemate has started.
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    Huang hits out at Moscow
    181 1 MANILA, Tim*. CHINESE Foreign Minister Huang Hua arrived in Manila today and immediately launched an attack against the Soviet Union. He told reporters that Soviet actions in Asia were "a real threat" to the region. Mr Huang, on a tour of the Philippines, Malaysia and
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    Lock icon Gold price plunges to US$558 an ounce
    195 1 Gold price plunges to US$558 an ounce NEW YORK, Tues. The price of gold plunged by more than US$40 (S$86.40) an ounce in New York yesterday to close at US$558. Gold peaked at US$875 on Jan 21 here. Traders said the price of gold was hurt by speculation regarding President
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    Lock icon $17m gold theft
    73 1 MIAMI, Tues. Gold and jewellery worth about US$B million (5517.2 million) was reportedly taken from a Miami jewellery store during the weekend in what could be the largest single gold theft in history. Mr Richard Andrews, an insurance investigator, says the store's owner also owns the company
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    'Live' telecast — but fees row goes on
    172 1 'Live' telecast but fees row goes on THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation yesterday affirmed that It will be televising, live, tonight's pre-Olympic soccer final between Singapore and Iran at the National Stadium. The kick-off has been put back to 8 p.m. at the request of the two team managers. But the
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    PM seeks views on future of Nantah
    534 1 MR LEE KUAN YEW wants Nantah's future to be discussed with all those connected with the university and a sound conclusion reached after takin? into account two factors. The first is the needs of Singapore's economy and the second, the areas of specialisation
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    NEW GUERILLA ATTACK
    56 1 ISLAMABAD, Toes. Afghan uuertllas today reported an attack on Soviet forces In and around the strategic town of Jalalabad on the main highway between the eapital and the Khvber pass frontier with Pakistan. Hizbi Islam! (Islamic Front) spokesmen said four tanks were destroyed and 25 soldiers killed.
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    Lock icon Cracks found in N-plants
    80 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. US officials are concerned about increased cracking in the steam turbines of nearly a dozen nuclear power plants. They are trying to determine whether the problem is widespread. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Industry officials said on Monday the turbines are outside a reactor's containment
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    Lock icon Contact lenses at last
    67 1 MOSCOW, Tues Contact lenses, lone considered an unatlainale Western luxury by Soviet spectacle-wearers, are to be produced in the Soviet Union for the first time. Priority in issuing prescriptions would be given to those people who could not wear ordinary spectacles for professional and health reasons,
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      90 1 38 pages today CID PLANS 'BRAINS' COUNCIL TO FIGHT CRIME Pag* 8 OVERABUNDANCE is the EEC's biggest headache 2 AN Asean coast guard for the region's seas? 3 DOCTORS put newborn babies on the 'couch' 4 WEE tips Japanese bosses on winning way S BUILDER blames the kepala system for
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      Lock icon Ford is polled to beat Reagan, Carter
      353 2 Ford is polled to beat Reagan, Carter WASHINGTON, Tue. GERALD Ford would defeat both Ronald Reagan and President Jimmy Carter should he decide to wage a comeback bid for the White House, according to an ABC-Harris survey. Republican and independent voters sampled nationwide in the poll published in yesterday's Washington
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      In other words
      55 2 In other words 61 TEND to look at thing* much mere logically than my colleagues. Maybe It is because women are much more logical, much more reasonable, much more sensible and I also tead to make up my mind very A quickly. British Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher in an
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      Lock icon Saved from deep waters
      81 2 CAIRO, Tues. Archaeologists and dignitaries from 20 countries yesterday formally celebrated the end of a 20-year campaign to save the monuments of Nubia from rising waters behind the Aswan High Dam. They gathered at sunrise to the music of a symphony orchestra in the outer court
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      Lock icon Vow to kill 40
      42 2 RIO DE JANEIRO, Tues. Death squads who have killed more than 100 people over the last three months have vowed, in their latest statements, to execute another 40 victims as revenge for the deaths of two policemen. UPI.
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      Lock icon Strikes turn things upside down under
      417 2 CANBERRA, Tv«« MORE than 14 million Australians are facing massive industrial chaos because of three strikes and ironically the causes have nothing to do with wage claims. The most serious strike, the one by tanker drivers, widened today from its original Sydney base, to
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      Lock icon Herald gets taste of its own medicine
      36 2 SYDNEY, Toes. The Sydney Morning Herald has been running a daily column itemising Industrial disputes. Today's columns included details of yet another strike by printers at the Herald. AP.
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      Lock icon Overabundance is the EEC's biggest headache
      683 2 BRUSSELS, Tuesday WHILE the rest of the world struggles with scarcity, the European Economic Community's biggest headache is overabundance. The nine-nation Community produces more steel than it uses. British and French lambs compete for space on grocery shelves and Eruopean cows are producing so
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      Lock icon Jail demand
      35 2 SEOUL, Tues. A military prosecutor today demanded IS years imprisonment (or former South Korean martial law commander Cheung SeungHwa, charged with helping an abortive insurrection following the assassination of President Park Chung-Hee Reuter
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      Lock icon Manila crushes Penang in chess tourney
      257 3 HONGKONG, Tues. Top seeded Manila continued its winning run in the Asian Cities Chess Tournament here yesterday, crushing lowly Penang 3' 2 to Second seeded Beijing, who suffered a shock defeat by Tokyo in the first round defeated Surabaya 2 1 to 1 2
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      Lock icon Kidnap fails
      27 3 BRUSSEL, Tues. Two men tried to kidnap former Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tindemans tonight near Brussels, but were caught by police, political sources said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hell-driver aged 11
      43 3 PORTLAND (Oregon), Toes. An 11-ye&r-old boy's jeyride In hL< mother's car led police on a chase at speeds up to 145 k ph early yesterday beore he crashed Into a telephone pole and smashed through a power snb-statUn fence. UPI.
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      Lock icon Asean coast guard for region's seas?
      434 3 JAPAN CAN FINANCE PROJECT: REPORT NEW YORK, Tuesday ASEAN countries seem interested in a plan for a regional coast guard financed by Japan, according to a report published in a spring issue of Foreign Policy magazine. In an article titled "Asean's unguarded coasts," Mr
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      Lock icon Samphan appeals for aid to fight a long war with Viets
      525 3 BEIJING, Turn. KAMPUCHEAN Premier Khieu Samphan said today that his guerilla forces are digging in for a long war with the Vietnamese troops occupying his country. He asked the outside world to supply "all kinds of material aid to
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      Lock icon TV walk-out by Sihanouk
      79 3 MONTREAL, Tues. Former Kampuchean Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, stormed out of a television studio here yesterday and said he was cutting short a Canadian visit which began on Saturday. Here to rally support for his proposal for United Nationssupervised elections in his troubled homeland,
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      Lock icon Don't drop in, Japan tells guerilla chief
      176 3 Don't drop in, Japan tells guerilla chief TOKYO, Tuesday KAMPUCHEAN Premier Khieu Samphan has been asked not to stop in Japan after a visit to North Korea this week "because it would be inconvenient at this time," a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. Mr Samphan, Prime Minister of the Khmer
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      Lock icon SURGEONS TAKE OUT THE WRONG EYE
      109 3 NEW DELHI, Tor*. Surgeons at a hoHpiUI In southern IndU uve erronoasly removed the left eve of a three-year-old girl who is suffering from cancer In her right eye. Newspapers reported that the girl underwent surgery at Sarojbri Devi Eye HMpital In Hyderabad on
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      Lock icon 600 South African troops leave Zimbabwe
      293 4 600 South African troops leave Zimbabwe SALISBURY, Tuesday MORE than 600 South African combat troops have been withdrawn from Zimbabwe since last weekend in the wake of Premier-desig-nate Robert Mugabe's electoral victory. South African military presence in Zimbabwe has been one of the most controversial issues here this year. A
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      March of anger
      49 4 NEW DELHI, Tues. Hundreds of Tibetan refugees marched outside the Chinese Embassy yesterday, snouting angry slogans and dragging the Chinese flag in mud ana dirt. The irate refugees were observing the 21st anniversary of Tibetan uprising against the Chinese invasion and occupation of their country. UPl.
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      Lock icon Shelf pact
      27 4 JAKARTA, Tues. Malaysia and Indonesia will shortly negotiate an overall settlement of the issue of their continental shelf boundaries, it was announced here today. AFP
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      Lock icon Carter still keen on Salt II despite Afghan crisis
      243 4 Carter still keen on Salt II despite Afghan crisis WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Carter strongly hopes the Senate can consider the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (Salt TJ) this year despite a continued Soviet military presence in Afghanistan, the State Department said today. Spokesman Hodding Carter said Mr Carter was not directly
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      Ruling party averts split
      89 4 Ruling party averts split CAPE TOWN, Tues. A major split in the ruling National Party was narrowly averted today when Reformists and Conservatives reached an undisclosed agreement in a cabinet meeting, spokesmen for both sides said. Earlier, party officials had said an eleventh-hour meeting between Reformist Prime Minister P. W.
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      Lock icon 60th suicide
      55 4 TOKYO, Tues. A middleaged man committed suicide by jumping off from the 14th floor of a high-rise apartment building in the Takashimadaira Housing Complex here today, bringing its number of suicide victims to 60. With a population of some 40,000, the place has become notorious as a suicide
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      Olympic stamp snag for Belgian govt
      116 4 BRUSSELS, Ties. The Belgian postal service has run Into problem* over plans to lssne a commemorative stamp far this summer's Moscow Olympics. Several Belgian MPs have said It would he wrong to Issae sach a stomp which could be taken as official support far
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      Lock icon All six wives of Sukarno plan patch-up get-together
      199 4 All six wives of Sukarno plan patch-up get-together JAKARTA, Tuesday ALL the wives of the late President Sukarno were today reported to be planning a reconciliatory get-together. The weekly Sinar Pagi Minggu reported that the wives appeared to have reached a rapprochement after years of refusing to talk to each
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      Lock icon KRIANGSAK PRESIDES AT FINAL CABINET MEETING
      183 4 BANGKOK, Tues. Thai caretaker premier Gen Kriangsak Chomanan today presided over a special farewell meeting of his cabinet before his successor Gen Prem Tinsulanonda takes over later this week. The special meeting at Government House saw Gen Prem attending as defence minister in the
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      ISRAEL'S NEW FOREIGN MINISTER
      87 4 ISRAEL'S NEW FOREIGN MINISTER ISRAEL'S new Foreign Minister, Mr Yltahak Sha.tr (right), with Prime Minister Mcnachem Begin at his side alter the Cabinet voted to accept the former Knesset Speaker's new appointment. The 84-yrmr-old reRlacement far Mr Isske Day an was appelntod to the past deslte opposition to Mr Shamir's
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      Lock icon More illegal immigrants
      51 4 CANBERRA. Tues. The number of illegal immigrants in Australia could be as high as 60,000 with 7,000 more arriving every year, a spokesman (or the Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs said today. It has been building steadily since the amnesty granted to illegal immigrants in 1975.
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      Lock icon Trouble for 3
      42 4 BANGKOK. Tues. Three Thai "disturbers of the peace" arrested In Laos were handed over yesterday to the Thai embassy in Vientiane, Laotian's national radio monitored here said today. They had allegedly "been causing trouble among the Laotian people." AFP.
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      Lock icon Doctors put newborn babies on the 'couch'
      399 4 Doctors put newborn babies on the 'couch' NEW YORK, Tuesday AMERICAN psychiatrists are now taking on their youngest patients ever, reaching out for the roots of mental illness in babies •only days or hours old. "Most people find it shocking that infants have psychiatric problems," said Dr Justin Call, professor
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      Lock icon British 3-D camera to make its debut
      112 4 LONDON, Tues. A wonder camera, small enough to fit in the pocket but so advanced it can take photos with a three dimensional effect, is to be launched in Britain with backing of £6 million (SJ29.5 million) from the government and city financiers.
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      589 4 THE YEAR OF THE MONKEY BRINGS ANOTHER GOLD COIN IN A REMARKABLE SERIES Th« MA In a mtlm of 12 The Monkey is regarded as a symbol of longevity. The Chinese Lunar Calendar runs in cycles of 12 years People born in the Yeor of the Monkey ore generally and
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    2 Nantah dons put forward case for a separate entity
    803 5 2 Nantah dons put forward case for a separate entity TWO Nanyang University lecturers yesterday put forth their case for a separate university in Nantah and received support, perhaps unexpectedly, from three University of Singapore lecturers. All five sought the cloak of anonymity, as they discussed the options outlined by
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    Six lecturers resign from medical faculty
    348 5 Six lecturers resign from medical faculty SIX senior staff members of the Medical Faculty of the University of Singapore have tendered letters of resignation. A universitv spokesman, who confirmed the resignations yesterday, said that a report in the New Nation which said the head of the orthopaedic (surgery) department had
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    Sin Chew calls for calm thinking to resolve issue
    262 5 Sin Chew calls for calm thinking to resolve issue SIN Chew Jit Poh yesterday appealed to all concerned about Nantah's future to consider the Issue calmly, wisely and earnestly, so that they can find a concrete and satisfactory solution. It made this appeal In an editorial about the options open
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    Grads resigned to prospect of a merger
    378 5 ALMOST all the 11 Nanyang University graduates interviewed yesterday about Nantah's future said they were resigned to the prospect of its eventual merger with the University of Singapore. But some felt it was too early now for Nantah to "close shop" as it
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    Woman found dead
    50 5 AN unidentified woman in her early 30s was found dead at the foot of Block 87, Covent Garden, at about 6.30 p.m. yesterday. Police, who do not suspect foul play, said she is believed to have fallen from one of the upper floors of the same block.
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    Driving ban
    43 5 A WOMAN storekeeper with the Singapore Armed Forces, M. Suria Kumari. was fined $3,000 yesterday and disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for two years for causing the death of Tan Mak Chiang, 74, at Ton Tuck Road last May.
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    Now HDB to try out ticketing machines
    233 6 Now HDB to try out ticketing machines THE Housing Board will try ont coin-operat-ed ticket dispensing machine* m an Alternative to parking attendants at selected car parks. An lll>B spakesmaa said yesterday: "The machines will be put up in a few moatas and we are thinking of Installing them at
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    Man died at 4th suicide attempt
    121 6 Man died at 4th suicide attempt A MENTAL patient who tried to kill himself on three previous occasions, died after his fourth attempt, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Chia Eng Cheong, 28, an ex-Woodbridge patient, died of multiple injuries after he fell from Block 72, Bedok South Avenue 3 on
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    Boat-Asia '80
    30 6 SINGAPORE will host the Boat-Asia '80 South-east Asia's second international exhibition of boats, pleasure craft and ancillary equipment at the World Trade Centre from Aug 6 to 10.
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    Charged with selling barbiturates
    74 6 Charged with selling barbiturates A BROTHER and a sister were yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with selling barbiturates to a youth in Block 4, Chai Chee Road, on Monday at 11.30 a.m. Rahim, 21, and Faridah Rafiuddin, 19, were alleged to have sold three Roche 2 tablets to Musa
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    Abusive clerk
    72 6 bANK clerk Shirley Liew Lai Wah. who faced a private summons (or telling a man that he looked like a horse, was given a three-month conditional discharge by a magistrate's court yesterday. Liew, who age was not given, was found guilty of using the abusive words on Mr
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    FEFC puts lid on freight charges
    99 6 THE Par Eastern Freight Conference has decided not to raise freight rates for the time being despite rising costs. The decision was made at an FEFC shipowners' meeting In London. It was the first of three regular meetings to be held in ISM. The
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    Two stole coinafon
    61 6 TWO youths removed coins from a coinafon and then threw the coinafon into the sea, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Cheong Kin Leong. 16. and lx>o Chok Loong. 17, were each fined $500 when they admitted stealing the coinafon. estimated to cost $354, from a construction site
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    How to win hearts of S'pore workers
    484 6 Envoy's advice to Japanese firms BOSSES of Japanese enterprises employing Singaporeans were last night given this advice on how to win them over: "Get hold of their tender hearts and they will serve you with efficient minds." And the man who said this
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    Seminar at Ngee Ann
    48 6 A ONE-DAY seminar on Microprocessor for secondary school students will be held at Ngee Ann Technical College tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. About 400 students are expected to take part in the seminar organised by the college's Electrical and Electronic Engineering Society.
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    Wide regard for Airbus convinces SIA
    244 6 Wide regard for Airbus convinces SIA THE wide acceptance of the A3OO Airbus in this region was one of the major factors which convinced Singapore Airlines to buy the aircraft. SIA chairman, Mr J. Y. M. Pillay, said SIA had some reservations at first but after more than five years
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    Query for Goh on number of junior colleges
    319 6 Query for Goh on number of junior colleges THE Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister, Dr Gk>h Keng Swee, will be asked how many junior colleges will be built in the next five years, when Parliament sits on Monday. Mr Yeo Toon Chia, MP for Ang Mo Kio, who has
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    Chinese songs
    25 6 A PRESENTATION of Chines* songs by local poets and writers will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall or Saturday at 8.30 p.m.
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      255 6 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB s l >a K e leaves to examine little creature (6) 1 Seller quotes price; we re in 6 Chief said HRH joined a friend the middle (6) (9) 4 Caplaii. lost head and cured 7 About tn slip and fall hack <T i fish (6)
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    CID plans 'brains' council to fight crime
    311 8 THE Crime Prevention Branch of the CID plans to bring in brains from government, commerce, industry, insur- ance, banking and other sources to form a governing council on crime prevention. The council will enable representatives of commerce and industry to discuss problems of
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    Date-markings by 3 dairy firms before Sept deadline
    321 8 Date-markings by 3 dairy firms before Sept deadline THREE dairy producers have already introduced expiry date-markings on certain perishable pre-packed foods even though they have up to the end of September to do so. They are Cold Storage, Fitzpatrick's and Malaysia Dairy Industries. Under the Food (Amendment) Regulations 1979, included
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    SIM course on management
    40 8 THE Singapore Institute of Management will hold a threeday murse on the Management of Quality Control at its conference room in Thong Teck Building from April 7. Pee is $550 for members and J6M for others
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    Promet to build $40m rig for US firm
    127 8 Promet to build $40m rig for US firm PROMET shipyard in Jurong has won another contract to build a $40million rig for an American drilling company. The yard signed the contract with Zapata Offshore two weeks ago, it was learnt yesterday. This is the third contract that Zapata has awarded
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    For foster mothers
    49 8 THE Social Welfare Depart ment will hold a party for foster-mothers and children at the Wonderland Amusement Park in Kallang on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr Chan Chee Seng, will present letters of appreciation and gifts to seven long-serving foster-mothers.
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    Women power to boost Keppel's skills
    321 8  - Women power to boost Keppel's skills J. D. INDRAN By KEPPEL Shipyard a haxtlon of male worker*. for more than a <entur> has now opened Its doors to skilled female workers mainly because of a shortage of skilled labour. Twenty-one female apprentices are now being trained In three different shipyard
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      164 8 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp 1 WHAT '-AND I I TWATfe WHAT VDu'WE OCO C SPEND #1,000 I I'M DOiNO'I TOO LATE, I J^V^r C" WHEN YOU y WANT TO BUY PARLIN©// jurners -i THIS MORNIN©/ ll SHOULP BE IT BEFORE s 7/ l PISHXIN© THE PRICE
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    Lock icon Now it's Pertamina as plaintiff versus the others, judge rules
    3465 12  - Now it's Pertamina as plaintiff versus the others, judge rules T. F. HWANG and BEN DAVIDSON By The bank took the initiative to take the V issue before a court because if it had been wrong, it would be in the wrong to the tune of $M million as the
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    400,000 youths are still not involved'
    209 13 400,000 youths are still not involved' HALF of the 820,000 youths in Singapore does not belong to any youth organisation, the People's Association deputy director (Field), Mr Tan Kin Hian, said yesterday. He was speaking on Youth Activities and Community Centres at the the 10th Asia-Pacific Corn unity Development Seminar,
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    Study grants
    33 13 BISHOP Kao Jth Chung will present Methodist scholarships worth a total of $7,400 to 35 students from eight schools, at the Anglo-Chinese Primary School hall on March 18 at 3 p.m.
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    Husband and wife quarrel ends in tragedy
    151 13 Husband and wife quarrel ends in tragedy A QUARREL between a married couple yesterday ended in tragedy. For the husband was later found hanged, and his wife was taken to the Singapore General Hospital for suspected drug overdose. The tragedy is believed to have followed a row between Mr Tay
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    Business show
    19 13 THE Singapore International Business Show TO will be held from March iB-22 at the World Trade Centre.
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    Taxi robber caught while gambling
    138 13 NG PAK WENO, a painter, directed a taxi driver to Jalaa Kayo and then robbed him of his earnings bat ni cauht a UtUe later while be was gambling, a district eonrt beard yesterday. Nk, tt, was tailed It month* and ordered to be given
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    Builder blames the kepala system for labour shortage
    367 13 THE practice of employing labourers through sub-contractors or kepalas has aggravated the labour shortage in the construction industry, a contractor said at a workshop on project management. According to Mr Lim Chan Hoe, a director of Low Kens Huat Construction, the sub-contracting
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    STRIKES, SO SIA STOPS FLIGHTS TO 2 AUSSIE CITIES
    128 13 STRIKES, SO SIA STOPS FLIGHTS TO 2 AUSSIE CITIES SINGAPORE Airlines has cancelled its daily flights to Sydney and Melbourne from yesterday because of strikes in the two cities. An SLA spokesman yesterday said that the daily Boeing 747 flight to Sydney had been cancelled since March 7 when petrol
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    On SE-Asia
    39 13 DR BERNHARD DAHM, professor of Modern History at Kiel University, West Germany, will lead a seminar on Evolution and Revolution in South-east Asia at the Institute of South-east Asian Studies Seminar Room on Friday at 4 p.m.
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    On the slope of Mount Faber
    71 13 On the slope of Mount Faber THIS la mi Artist's lmprewd.il of the $18 million condominium U be built on toe hill slope of Mount K»ber by the end of next year. He complex, U be built by Wu U TndlBK Private Limited, will offer a pirtnreaqne view of Stagapare
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    Year's jail for stealing passport
    88 13 A MAN stole from a nightclub waitress after she left her handbag on a seat to attend to some customers. But Miss Hosniah binti Che Hosni, 24, saw Salim bin Ismail, 25, meddling with her bag at the Dato Rajah Nite Club on Sunday night
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1980
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      STILL HEALTHY
      390 14 COMING so soon after the opening of the Mount Elizabeth Hospital, the recent resignation of six doctors from the University of Singapore teaching staff is bound to cause some concern. On the face of it. Prof Yeoh Ghim Seng's warning that the presence of private hospitals will aggravate
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      RIVAL PROTEGES
      349 14 ANOTHER protege has been given promises of support. This time it is the newly-appointed Prime Minister of the beleaguered Democratic Kampuchea, Mr Khieu Samphan who was recently feted by his Chinese sponsors. The Beijing red carpet treatment and assurances of support until total victory against the Vietnamese aggressors
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    Oddities in language Stumped by shop sign
    522 14  - Oddities in language Stumped by shop sign ANDREW LESLIE By ON THE road oat of Johore Barn towards Kota Tings! there Is a row of shophouses among which there is a rather intriguing establishment. Over its doorway it carries the words "Home Executive Pub Restaurant." What the interior of this
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    Viet 'dry season offensive' an undeniable flop
    1097 14 DEMOCRATIC Kampuchea Premier Khlen Samphan said this week that the Vietnamese will launch an all-out attempt to crash Khmer resistance by May before the wet season arrives to bog down Hanoi's war machine. Bat like previous offensives, the Vietnamese military juggernaut will not
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    Hongkong could learn from clean Singapore
    552 14  - Hongkong could learn from clean Singapore STEPHANIE WILLIAMS By Writing tor the Asian Wall Street Journal OH, THE infinite, blessed relief of arriving in Singapore for the first time from Hongkong. From the moment you set foot in the airport (and you can tell a lot about a place from
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      5 14 THE GREATESTNAME M GtJf* IV/jVJI
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      242 14 Model 301 Series II ~~Get some go in you r life! mm .uvVv c THE MANDARIN HOTEL SINGAPORE A gathering of top photographers. Will you be there? The world's elite photographers from Europe, Asia, USA Highlights of the Congress: and Australia will gather in one of South East Asia's major
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      Why extra stress on second language in university stakes?
      545 15 It now appears much more than a minimal pass will be required 4Do we want only those who are linguistically proficient to be educated at our university? If we care to look around, not all our ministers or top civil servants
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    • That snobbery in schools controversy
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        They don't flaunt their wealth at my alma mater
        333 15 They don't flaunt their wealth at my alma mater I REFER to the letter by "A mother" who transferred her daughter from Singapore Chinese Girls School to the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus ("ACS is certainly not the only school at fault," ST, March 7). I am a former
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        Those references to other schools just as injurious
        340 15 I REFER to the letter, "ACS is certainly not the only school at fault..." by "A Mother" (ST, March 7. The writer has inconsiderately stated examples of other schools which she thinks are just as guilty as ACS. She did, however, mention
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        Words proved to be food for thought, but not for digestion
        522 15 Words proved to be food for thought, but not for digestion FOR years, a reputed institution has been continually enjoying headlines about its endless string of academic achievements, scholarships and its excellent facilities. Again, over the last few days, Anglo-Chi-nese School has appeared in the headlines, but for a different
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        Intellectual snobs are just as bad
        253 15 WITH the recent comi ments on snobbery in I schools, may I add that it exists in government schools too. Having six children and j many nieces and nephews in government schools, I i (eel qualified to say this. These snobs are usually children
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      Keep to Hanyu Pinyin way of Mandarin
      233 15 I REFER to "Hsiao Ti And Not "Xiao Di" ("A system that English educated might find easier," ST, Feb We must accept the hard fact that China is the place where Hanyu Pinyin originated. The linquislistic experts must have done a lot of
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      Timing out
      56 15 EVERY morning there is a traffic jam along Paya Lebar Way at the junction with Paya Lebar Road caused by the traffic light timing. The green light allows few cars to cross before it's red again. Can the authorities rectify this as Paya Lebar Way is part of
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      131 15 CONGRATULATIONS. I Washing Machine r*^i aaHaVHHIB jj^^^ Lucky Draw Results. AWash-day blues are I Hover for these 5 lucky I H winners. FPFF lLooGe.. I MX VjVj ■Chuan A/r HI I *****7 I rrrm m I Tan Bak IV I JPPIIPP Ivnnn A/cRI *****49 I T .IV I Mil ■John
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      526 15 Are you a SYSTEMS ANALYST? The Straits Times Group wants you if you are 35 or younger and are seeking a bigger challenge or much wider scope. Write to: The Managing Director, The Straits Times Group, S.T. Box ***** Singapore 1953 Please include details of educational and professional qualifications, working
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      580 16 IPHILIPSZ We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS Applicants should possess a Diploma in Electronic Engineering or its equivalent and preferably some relevant working experience. Our vacancies are in the following fields electronic design, quality control, process engineering, maintenance and applicants should indicate their career
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      624 16 requires I SYSTEMS ANALYST/PROGRAMMER I I to be responsible for the development and mamte I I nance ol software for the Company's computer systems Candidates should have minimum two years' I exposure to computer accounting systems develop- I I ment. preferably in DATABUS I ASSISTANT WORKSHOP SUPERVI- 1 I SOR
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      488 16 MATERIAL MEASUREMENTS EASTERN PTE LTD Due to expansion of contracts we require to engage RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNICIANS o Must be A.S.N.T. level nor equivalent Must have four years experience in N.D.T. Must be capable of operating both GAMMA X-Radiography equipment Must have taken recognised course in radiation safety. ULTRASONIC TECHNICIANS Must
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      741 16 I RADIO POSITIONING f PERSONNEL ARGO MAXIRAN SYLEDIS TRISPONDER PARTY CHIEFS I TECHNICIANS MOBILE OPERATORS BASE OPERATORS EXPERIENCED ONLY CAREER POSITIONS ASIA AND S AMERICA 13 GENEROUS SALARY AND LEAVE SYSTEM E9 APPLY IN CONFIDENCE TO WESTERN GEOPHYSICAL I COMPANY 37 Jolon Pemimpin, Unit 301, 3rd Floor, Upper Thomson Rood,
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      282 16 I IN THK HIGH (OIRTOF THK REPI BI.K OF BINGAPOU Companies Winding Up No. lHof lttttO. In the Matter of the CompanieH Act (Cap. IM.'.i AND In the Matter of BUNG fatt and company hardware: manufactory (PTE) LIMITED NOTICE OF WINDING UP ORDER In the Matter of SUNG FATT AND
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      930 17 STOSHIBAS H TOSHIBA SINGAPORE PTE LTD, a multi-national Company with its Sales Office located ot the Orchard Towers, is seeking suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:B B SALES Q REPRESENTATIVE a Candidates should be Polytechnic Graduates in Electrical Engineer- ||SH ing or Electronics Communications Engineering, and preferably fm Hhave
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      809 17 COILS ENGINEER A large international manufacturing Company invites suitably qualified candidates for the above position The Coil Engineer is responsible for the production and design of our TV coils, testing of electrical parameters and checking of machine setting Applicants should possess a degree or diploma in Electronic/Electrical Engineering with 3
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      651 17 B 7 m? S? &7 S? M 7 &C B 7 S? S7 B 7 B 2 B 7 X %X m >4//?£//vuF.£r iss/ m PREQUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS? TO TENDER FOR SIA'S TICKETING OF- W A FICE REMODELLING WORKS AT ROBIN- 4 W SON ROAD, SINGAPORE J§j Interior decoration contractors
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      293 17 SBDBS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Applications for DBS Scholarships are invited from students who are applying for admission to full-time undergraduate studies at the University of Singapore and Nanyang University in the 1980 academic year and from undergraduates proceeding to second, third and final/honours year in the universities. ELIGIBILITY Candidates must be
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      51 17 AUCTION SALE 1) No. 62 Oriole Crescent Vacant Possession 2) No. 15 Still Road To Be Held TODAY. 12th March 1080 at 2.30 p.m. at No. 58 Market Street CHEONG KOON SENG A CO. (PTE) LTD. (1920) Licensed Auctioneers A Valuers No. 58 Market Street, Singapore 0104 Tel: *****8 (3
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1747 18 THE last traMartrd ready sate at the ckar d buunra on thr Stock Exchutfc of Sing* pan ynMntay rompared with the prrvwus day's pricn totcrthrr with 1979 M(h and low Adhutrd lor srnp ii«hu law). Unit trusts SINGAPORE UNIT TBIWT (Mimjih- attorn tar Mar It) The Commerce 2.40
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1842 18 BID and offer price* officially listed* and business In an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore ye*-| terday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of l,U» indts unfed otherwise speci1M. AU Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      2041 18 BID »nd offer print otDctally lifted and bustneai In ud reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of share* traded ihown In bracket! In loU of 1.000 units unlea* otherwtae apedfled INIMSTRIALfi Ar-a (3 088 3.28S) (1)3.10 AfaaaH** (3 00B) Ak»a(2.30S)(2)2.30 ACfcae(1.38S) AaMi (0.77B
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        Tokyo
        354 18 TOKYO, Tues. Prices closed higher on revived buying interest in blue chips towards the close, dealers said. The market average rose 28.51 to close at 6,535.67, with volume totalling 300 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed at 450.61, up 1.60. Allnomoto Akai Aiahl Clwm Asahl Olaaa Bank
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        H'kong
        269 18 HONGKONG, Tues. Prices finned In fairly active trading on rumours that US Interest rates have peaked, dealers said. The Hang Seng index rose 16.26 points to 832.86, after Monday's 17 09-poinl decline, in what dealers dcacribed as an unconvincing recovery. Amal Rubber Associated Hotels Bowaten rheonj Kong 1'hlna Enp
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        Selling depresses Sydney
        293 19 SYDNEY, Tues. Heavy selling prompted by lower gold and commodity price* depressed the market, although late cheap buying lifted some issues oft the bottom, dealers said. Rising interest rates in the US also continued to depress sentiment, with a lack of foreign support. Among diamonds, Leichardt lost
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        New York falls broadly
        224 19 NEW YORK, Mod. Natural resource stocks, particularly metals, led the stock market broadly lower In heavy trading as Wall Street awaited the Administration's anti-inflation plans. If President Carter announces strong measures to check inflation, natural resource issues, viewed as an inflation hedge, might lose some of
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        Zurich closes lower
        258 19 ZURICH. Mon. Prices closed lower with bond market weakness continuing and leading shares losing mostly about one per cent, apart from CibaOigy Bearer which shed over 5 per cent, dealers said. The bearer shares of the three large banks all lost about 1 per cent but Bank
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        Amsterdam prices mixed
        255 19 AMSTERDAM, Mon Share prices closed mixed with Royal Dutch falling 3.30 guilders and Unilever 1 20 in depressed Dutch internationals, dealers said. Shippings were (Inn, with KNSM climbing 1.80. and Van Ommeren 3.10, while Bols put on 130. Banks were mixed with ABN and NMB losing one
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        London mixed in moderate trading
        521 19 I.ONDON, Mon. The market closed mixed In moderate trading, dealers said. At 3 pm, the FT index was down five points at 450 7 Government bonds closed up to M point higher, with some optimism reported over the banking statistics due tomorrow, while the Wholesale
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        Selected Indices
        50 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 452.3 Friday 455.7 Week Ago 483.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday ***** Friday 820.58 Week Ago 854.35 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 832.88 Monday 818.80 Week Ago 878.97 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 818.58 Monday 825.88 Week Ago 648.14 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 822.70 Monday ***** V/rek Ago *****
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      123 18 CHINESE Pr*4ire Rxrkas«r, StafafSfC, M rM>« trim per ptrml ytrtertey: CaMHl til: Bulk IKE «Um, old drum $108 sellers, new drum 1112 sellers. C«a*t>: Mixed (loose) UK/Coot S60 00 buyers ftfftf. Muntok AST A white fob IOC. NLW 030 00 seller.. Sarawak white fob 96 r NLW {315.00
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        TIN
        180 18 THE STRAITS tin price In Penang fell another MS20 a ptcul to MJ2.401 yesterday. MJ451 above the International Tin Agreement ceiling, deal eracafcl. The (all on the London Metal Exchange on Monday depressed sentiment but lower supplies of tin ores checked the decline. Operators held back In anticipation of
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        COPPER
        29 18 LONDON: Copper price* on Monday (previous in bracked): Wirebar Spot £1.041 (£1.103); sellers £1.043.00 (1.1.105). Three Month buyers £1.061 (£1.123), sellers £1.0C2 (£1.1*). Mvtrtlw: Euy Sato: 12.600 tonne*.
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        RUBBER
        524 18 THE SINGAPORE market closed sharply lower yesterday with April One RSS buyers quoted at 312.00 cents per kilo, down 18 cents from Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down about 14 cents on weak London advices and stale bull liquidation coupled with speculative selling. Afternoon prices fell
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        SSR and SMR
        100 18 NOOM HI «nd SMR iwur. yNltnliy RA8 Marck (Carnal Mlkl Hayrri S»IUr. SSR20 ii mnpdkii anno inswiN I II umpalkll 200 (XI MKHH Marek SMKIV ill..np«ll.ll :1M<» .IMWIN ■■Mil I 1 1 U>n pallrl I :M&00 .147 00N 55 1 II lonp.ll»ll ***** II200N SMKi.l' iltnf.p.lkn UNO
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        GOLD
        247 18 THE KILOBAR market for gold In Singapore yesterday opened »l M0.100 and closed at Ml, 176 In the Far East, gold opened ai $564 $568 and traded down to Bil/ SS64 on tome profit-taking It closed the morning session at $563 566 The market opened In the afternoon at
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      Closing prices
      31 18 Rubber Mar 11 Singapore: April: 312.00 cents (down 18 cents) Malaysia: April: 313.00 cents (down 19 cents) Tin: M $2,401 (down M$20) Official offering: 152'ij tonnes (down 30V* tonnes)
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        Falls
        43 18 Srlanfor Dredc 520 Maia Rice 257 Hume M 338 Metal Box Spore 300 [•land Pen 58S I Id Plantation! 340 Fed Cablea 187 Sthn Klnta 1200 Sel Properties 770 Magnum Corpo 625 -40 -3.1 -28 ■x ■a, -24 -23 -20 -20 -20
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        Rises
        33 18 Malayan Tia DUE rimea Pub PAN Fan Chonf Haw Par K I. Indu.tnr. Hvmpia 32S0 900 3M 80S 575 550 183 178 137 5< II 8 5 »5 5 3 3 3
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        Most active stocks
        27 18 Sime Darby 1,023,000 Haw Par 1,011.000 UOL 803,000 Spore Land 506,000 M Credit 486,000 Total turnover: 10.24 m Total value: $31 48m Source: SES
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        Indices
        32 18 3 T Index Industrials: Finance: -lot els: Properties: Minings: Plantations: XBC: S.E.S.Ind: 4047.63 4046.2 476.48 471.8! 864.84 858.6: 426.28 421.7' 354.81 3492 290.59 290 61 856.81 852.11 474.00 471 426.30 425.71
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      Prices still on the decline
      341 18 IT WAS yet another day of Kloom at the Singapore stock market yesterday as prices were depressed farther in bearish activity. Observers said bsyers were almowt alwcnt daring tke morning's trading and sellen continued to dominate the market At the ead of yesterday's trading, the
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      Kuala Lumpur
      307 18 THE RETURN of buyers in the afternoon helped prices to recover most of their early losses on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. But prices were still slightly easier at the final bell. Sellers continued to dominate trading in the morning. But there was no strong selling pressure
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      Money and exchanges
      200 18 THE US dollar in the local fora market yesterday opened higher at 2 1930 50 reflecting dollar strength In overseas market on Monday. It was traded upward! on strong commercial demand to close at 2 1995 06 Interbank rates at 3.00 p m 1-month 2 1877 2
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      NOMINAL RATES
      349 18 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on March 11: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm CumadM mirtwlff ««i«h«ontan Pwewilag* quotad yMt»r<tey (cro«)p«ity Chang* [*o*i dtlUn U aae unit of foreign cnrreaey: US dollar 2.1996 2.2005 2.8196 -21.99 Sterling
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      Discount
      43 18 RANGE of prtcM offered by dlscount houses on March 11: Overnight Call depoatts 6 CkwiM Bayiag SeUiaf 3- month Treasury bills 7 6 3 month Bank bills 10- 10'. 3monthsCD 113/16 111/16 6 months CO 113/18 111/18 Sourer: National III. count Co
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      Money market
      32 18 Closing interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on March II: Offer Bid Overnight 9*1 9 1 month 1011/1810 9/ 2months 11 1/16 10 15/ 3 months 113/18 111/ Overnight mode 9
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      Prime lending rates
      24 18 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their brat customers Is ll.J per cent.
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      Will Sime renew bid for Guthrie?
      546 19 THE FIRST day on which Sime Darby could reactivate its bid Intentions for Guthrie Corporation is March 27. As the time approaches, Loodon brokers specialising In Far Eastern plantation stocks are assessing the potential prospects of Sime's actions. In a review of plantation stocks,
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      UIS and GSI show good growth
      338 19 UIS and GSI show good growth IN LINE wit* Ike uptrend la the stock martrt, two eloaedrnd lavestmeat traate managed by two t( Ikr "Hg Faar" baak* la SUftaper* enjoyed good Imprevemeati la their Bet UnglNr assets. For tke year eaded Dee SI, Inlti-d Iateraatteaal S*rarltles (U18), aa aaasdate Mmpuy
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    Drivers want a door out of this tight spot
    324 19 MOTORISTS have suggested that some buses should be fitted with doors on both sides to avoid a situation like the one along Orchard Boulevard, where a bus has to cut across five traffic lanes from right to left. As the map
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    Lorry driver was killed over a kiss
    289 19 Lorry driver was killed over a kiss A CORONER'S court yesterday recorded a verdict of murder by an unknown person in a case where the victim was fatally stabbed in a gang fight which arose from arguments over a kissing incident. Lorry driver Ng Ser Lay, 24, died at the
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    Pedestrian hit by m-cycle, then by bus
    104 19 A 40-YEAR-OLD pedestrian, Mr Tan Chun King, died on the spot when he was hit by a motorcyclist and run over by an SBS bus outside Block 36, Circuit Road, yesterday. According to police, Mr Tan of Block 164. Lorong One, Toa Payoh,
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    299 19  - Police cells with bathrooms attached PAUL WEE By THE new Jurong Town police station will open its door to the public on Saturday and its features include attached bathrooms for cells. People making a report at the new station, which is near the Junction of Corporation Road and Boon Lay
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    98 19 Man charged with cheating cashiers HENRY Durham, 30, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with cheating two hotel cashiers of $1,040. He allegedly committed the offence by obtaining the cash in exchange for a First National City Bank travellers' cheque which the cashiers thought would be honoured. He and
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    62 19 91 pc pass exam NINETY-ONE per cent or 171 of the 188 English-medi-um trainee teachers passed their final examinations for the Diploma in Education course last November. All the four candidates who sat for re-examination also passed. On the whole, 91.2 per cent of the total number of 192 candidates
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      757 20 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX t Telephone Service *****22 m^^ Mondov Fndoy 830om -500pm Ordnory 70 ct» per word (mm VIO 501 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE T«ne» Centre 900 om 500 pm IMin $4915) Suodoy T*nei VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS I New InduMriol Rood otl (Mondoy Fr«Joy/ win NKini
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      692 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHD. EQUIPMENT/MACHINERY FOR SALE Equipment made redundant in our modernisation programmes. Items can be viewed on site between 10 am and 5 pm. Equipment List 1) Dalnlppon screen process darkroom camera type Cl 5, size E 1961 2) Hell Chromograph type C
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      477 20 CHAINS FURNITURE: made-lo-order kitchen cabinets ($BO to $110 p f.r built-in wardrobes ($B5 to $120 p.f.r), wall shelves ($7O to $120 p f.r Guarantee 8 months. Tel: *****80 CUSHION (SOFA'S) SET for repairing/ reupholsterlng or made-to-order coven. Contact Anne Foo. *****80. IMPERIAL CANE FURNITURE 30, Watten Rise, Watten Estate. For
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      572 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE YAMAHA PIANO. 5 years old. In excellent condition 552.800 o n.o. Phone *****7. 2 HANDMADE VIOLINS (1) T.E. Hesketh (Manchester) 1900 Handsome Vulllaume Strad model. Price $4,500. (2) Prlmo Plstonl (Cremona) 1978 Strad model maker's Certificate. Price $3,500. View by appointments telephone *****1 Koh. 16
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      589 20 18 Pels DOBERMANN MALE 24 months old. SKC registered. Obedient animal, good watchdog 1700 0.n.0. Dobermann male, 28 months old. IKC registered. SSOO 0.n.0. Tel. *****85. DO YOU LOVE Cats? Please call *****41 and give a kitten a home. PEDIGREE MALE PEKINGESE with papers for sale. *600 View 211, Still
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      570 20 II EMPLOYMENT SAFETY OFFICER required by an U.S. based company manufacturing sub»»« oil drifting and production equipment. c Diploma In Mechanical Engineering or equivalent. c Registered Safety Officer with the Ministry of Labour. c Ito 2 years' experience In a similar position. c Applicants with experience In Industrial Engineering will
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      602 20 A FOREIGN BANK requires MALE CLERKS c Minimum 4 OCE <> Level credits Including English and Maths, c Knowledge of Bookkeeping/typing an advantage, c Age 18 to 23 years Application! •tating lull personal details and relevant axperlence together with a recent photograph (non-returnable) end contact telephone number •houM be edaJreeeed
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      691 20 II EMPLOYMENT A Manufacturing Company In Jurong requires a FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM TYPIST Qualifications: o OCE O' Level (Chinese or English Stream) with Passes In English and Chinese, a Able to type about 35 w.p.m. a Experience In PMBX Switchboard will be an advantage, a Singapore citizen or permanent
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      606 20 COMPUTER DATA INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD requires 1) EXPERIENCED KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Ito 2 years experience. 2) TRAINEE KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Typing speed not less than 3S wpm Only applicants willing to week am t relating ahifu need apply per tonally to 7Cto9C,Blk 2,JTCBWg. Toa Payoh North Singapore 1231 Tef.
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      673 21 II EMPLOYMENT .31 Situations Vacant i i i Secretarial and Clerical FEMALE OENERAL CLERK requlr«4 S;il.iry $250 Write to Blk 58. If Seng Poh Road. Spore 0316 FtMALE GENERAL CLERK Able to type Apply personally at: 5, Stamford Road. Spore o6l7 (next UrLlm's Clinic), between 8 30am VP2ptn or call
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      669 21 International company requires ASSISTANT SECRETARY Salary about S3SO RECEPTIONIST Salary about $300 HUPPING CLERK Salary about >300 Call personall) Suit* 2607, 26th floor, UIC Building. INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDING Company requires Female Chinese who can handle PMBX switchboard/ typing/ sin pie accounts/telex Please write to The Advertiser, c/o 507 Colombo Court.
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      529 21 II EMPLOYMENT O SANYO fICCTWWICS fs) PTE. ITO. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Age between 18-22 years c Possess minimum GCE <> level with credit In English and Maths c Able to type 30-40 wpm Those without experience may erso apply. Submit application with non returnable photograph end contact telephone number
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      489 21 SECRETARY a Mature and possess pleasant disposition. c Ability to lake Shorthand and typing accurately. c Minimum of 2 years experience In similar capacity c Must be able to take the pressure of a fast moving team of Senior Executives. c Remuneration shall commensurate with qualifications and experience The eucceeaful
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      731 21 II EMPLOYMENT PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS FIRM requires Audit Clerk/Typist Please apply with full personal partlcupected and contact telephone to 17-A. Hertford Road. Singapore 0821 RECEPTIONIST CUM GENERAL Clerk required urgently by established company. Experience not necessary but must have ability to speak English. Mandarin and knowledge of typing. Initial salary J2OO
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      704 21 I Traub Private Limited, manuI facturer of Internationally I Reputed Single Spindle AutoI matic Lathes invites suitably qualified persons to apply for the position of CLERK/TYPIST In our Sales Marketing Depart ment to meet our fast growing sales in this part of the world We are looking for a self-initiative
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      673 21 II EMPLOYMENT INOOOR SALESGIRLS WANTED Indoor Salesgirls required lor Leading Depertmentel Stores by an Established Compeny. Salary plus attractive commissions offered Speaking knowledge of English necessary TEL: *****52/*****17 lor interview between 10.30 am and 5.30 p.m. A Career Opportunity Offer by a worldwide International Compeny SSI TRAINEE SALES EXECUTIVES (Jewellery
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      628 21 FASHION COMPANY SEEKS male/ female Sales Representatives to promote ladles' fashion wears to nightclubs, cabarets, cocktail lounge girls, secretaries and Boutique Shops etc Interested tel: *****2 FEMALE SALES STAFF (Immediate Employment) to be stationed In department stores In Orchard district to sell a branded men's shirts c Basic pay of
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      678 21 II EMPLOYMENT You think you should do better in I your aiaminalion. but notl VAJIMAYA provides you 2nd chence We will train you up to be career Vacancies for Femeles Age 16 to 2S A) SALES STAFF •O' level Must be able lo perform shift duties and working on Saturdays.
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      670 21 SALESMAN REOUIRED BY Fashion Manufacturer Preferably with experience Tel *****58/ SALES PROMOTERS, either sex for new type safe clothes drying line at department stores Attractive wages and commission Apply In person 10 30am U> 4pm at Ivanfy International. Suite 1206. 12th floor. Golden Mile Towers. Spore 0719. SALES REPRESENTATIVES REOUIREO
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      466 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant d) Technical An eipandlng construction Hrm has vacancies lor 1) SITE CLERK I 2) SITE SUPERVISOR Weese apply it at ing i per rente and qualifications, eipected salary end contact telephone number to: P.O. BOX SOSS. NORTH CANAL ROAD POST OFFICE. SINGAPORE SMS. AppUcalKmt are
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      615 22 JUNIOR DRAUGHTSMAN S OFFICE ASSISTANT We require: 1) JUNIOR DRAUGHTSMAN With minimum OCE °O' level or equivalent and 3 or 4 years experience, working In an Architect's Firm 2) 1 OFFICE ASSISTANT With Secondary education Interested eppttcante should apply in own l»<wfWfHtnj Qiviofl pvctMtMM particulars and salary eipected to K.K.
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      625 22 II EMPLOYMENT NEUTRON CORPORATION PRIVATE LIMITED requires 1) SENIOR TECHNICIANS/ TECHNICIANS c NTC 3ln electronic servic- j ing or ITC In Electronic Engineering c At least 2 years relevant working experience a Thorough understanding of the functions of radios/ clock radios 2) CARPENTER c Vocational training In carpentering/ woodwork or
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      709 22 JUNIOR ELECTRICIAN REQUIRED I for landscape work Call. *****7 I or 762-B, Upper Serangoon Road EXPERIENCED MOTOR CAR Servicing men for petrol kiosk aldist 3 Please call *****7/*****4 BB^^^^^^l^^^^Bssß requires QUALITY INSPECTORS (Process Control) c Minimum 3 OCE 'O' level passes, preferably In Science stream c To perform quality control
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      465 22 II EMPLOYMENT CHINESE HOUSE HELPER requlr- i ed by respectable expatriate family No cooking required. Must speak English and have references Interested kindly call over: 63 Toh Tuck Place. Singapore 2158 for an Interview Oood salary for stay In DOMESTIC HELP REOUIRED 1 30a m to 3pm Routine household duties.
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      417 22 <$> ASAHI TV-GLASS PTE. LTD. Invite* applicants to All the following positions for our New factory In Jurong:1. MALE /FEMALE INSPECTION OPERATORS 2. MALE/ FEMALE GENERAL OPERATORS Completed Primary Six Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts Completed National Service We Offer High commencing salary Attractive shift allowance 13 th
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      165 22 II EMPLOYMENT JVC requires SALARY FROM $220 I .LBaUhlaafcaXawdfl Ba9*lXas«a!iUfl Hi Q- HjLafl Call personally at JwXEfc»ctrirtei(S)FU.llß. lit Hoar Hack 5 %w Raj* l«tottii Estate Srifapsn 0613 Ttl: *****1) SB* 33 171. in. 117, 198 4 200 hitachi electronic devices (Singapore) pte ltd invites applicants to till the foUowing position
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      529 22 COURTESY AND UNDERSTANDING IS OUR WAY OF LIFE WHY NOT JOIN US AND BLEND IN OUR HAPPY ENVIRONMENT FEMALE FACTORY OPERATIVES WE HAVE: REVISED OUR WAGE RATES *8 28 a day and St. 7B a day after 3 months probation A 5 DAY WORK WEEK (MONDAY TO FRIDAY) Working Hours
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      523 22 II EMPLOYMENT SINGAPORE (PRIVATE) LIMITED requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Permanent or Temporary) We otter: a Qood salary L attractive fringe benefits suehae: c free uniforms c shift allowance c attendance benefit c hospltallsallon benefit c service/ retirement benefit i Interested applicants please call personally during office hours I to: INTERSIL
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      207 22 m fH hive an immediate vacancy for the position of: ELECTROPLATING PROCESS ENGINEER 1 Degree or Diploma in Chemistry. Applied Chemistry or Chemical Process Technology. 2. Preferably with some experience in the electroplating industry Apply in writing with lull resume end contact phone number and stating expected salary lo: THE
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      175 23 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t) Production '^1 i .sal aaßßß^esHSa pJ"fc Saa^^S We intend to pay what we promise which is lor Male Production Operators Starting salary $338 plus Productivity Incentives Atter 6 months you can earn as much as $440 Ot course, you are also entitled to our
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      411 23 Go into the '80s confidently withN.S. We are a Multi-National Semi-Conductor Manufacturer with a sophisticated test centre in Singapore. Due to rapid expansion, we require more START EARN UP TO $295 PROGRESS- pm IN SERVICE TO $545 I In addition, we offer lots of fringe benefits I 2 increments a
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      246 23 II EMPLOYMENT B and be one of its happy Femaie~ Production Operators Requirements: Age 16 years and I above c Primary or Secondary education We Offer: c Attractive shift allowances $60 attendance bonus c 13th month payment/ annual increment Paid annual/marriage/ sick compassionate maternity leave Medical/Dental benefits Free drinks and
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      396 23 Uiyeittly Required: PRODUCTION WORKERS for permanent Ist shift and permanent 2nd shift PACKERS for normal office hours (Bam to Spin), with dally Incentives, age 15 and above. Male or Female Housewives are also welcome Inter ••ted pleeee eppty pereooelry during omce hours at: 70-C.BLK.4 BOON KENO ROAO SINOAPORE 1233. WESTON
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      772 23 II EMPLOYMENT A new Marketing Organlealkm require* A TYPIST/CLERK B. PROMOTERS To atari immediate employment. WE OFFER: c basic pay and other usual benefits a permanency of employment c full training for appointments c advancement prospects For further Information plieai call pereonelly today between lOem end 4 30pm to: SUITE
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      651 23 Company with Printing Plant requireea FILM LAYOUT CUM GRAPHIC CAMERAMAN c Singapore citizen c At least 2 years working experience To apply call personalty or write to SYSTEMS OFFICE SUPPLIES PTE LTD BLOCK 3. UNIT 2SB-308. NO. IS4 KALLANG VfAV X All ANG BASIN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE IXM tel* Tstinnfr
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      619 23 II EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED PART-TIME GARDENER required dally except Sunday. Apply immediately with I.C. to: 777. MOUNTBATTEN ROAD KATONG SINGAPORE 1543 Well established Company in high rise building require* 1. SECURITY GUARDS (MALE) 2. SECURITY OFFICERS/ COUNTER OFFICERS (MALE) REOUMEMENTS: Poeti: c Primary 6 education, preferable Sec. 2 c Ability to
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      533 23 INTER-GOLDEN WOOO PTE LTD requires A MALE/FEMALE MESSENGER c Must be able to understand simple English language c For male completed NS c Having lor 2 years experience. Interested persons are requested to call at: SaOS/». 7th floor Won Hup Complei during office hours for InterINTERNATIONAL FORWARDING COMPANY requires experienced
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      523 23 II EMPLOYMENT EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. (A iubi.di.ir ol THOMSON tigh Technology Electronics end Household Appliances) We invite suitably qualified teraona tor the following poelliona tor our Kallang Plant: 1) PROCESS ENGINEER The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting work study activities, designing of tools. Jigs U fixtures,
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      510 23 SP Hotel TRIPRN Member of the Jack Chia MPM Group h.is ir, 11.-^1 ...t the foUowbMj BOattaOM 1. Junior Housekeeper 2 Chembermaide 1 Cleaner* 4. Housemen 5. Car Perk Atlendent 6. Weiter*/Waitre**ea (Coffee Houae) 7 Laundry Hend S. Doormen Candidates should possess a pleasant and courteous personality Preference will be
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      471 24 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant h) General EXPORT COMPANY REOUIRES male and female Oeneral Workers During training, all In salary $400 Apply personally 26 Toh Crescent, off Upper Changl Road. 19 1/2 km any day I ../■•AlllHK'N FOOO SURPLUS sam UMITtO requires urgently For its Supermarkets: (1) CLEANERS (2) GENERAL
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      497 24 requires TEMPORARY PACKER Requirements Male Singapore Citizens Aged 16 and above Able to work on shirts Have a working knowledge of English Please call personally for an interview from 200 p.m to 4.30 p.m on Wednesday. 12 March 1980 at: Tn* Personnel Department 3SO Kirn Seng Road Sing apora 0923
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      646 24 II EMPLOYMENT LORRY ATTENDANTS CUM OENERAL WORKERS urgently required Pleaee apply personally si: TAT SENG PAPER CONTAINERS PTE LTD, lIS, KaNang Way, Singapore 1334. Blue I.C. Holders not acceptable. MALAY DRIVER REQUIRED Only those with minimum 5 years driving experience need apply Call *****44 for Interview MALAY OR INDIAN Driver
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      462 24 Motor firm with workshop in Sin Mm Estate require* A) GENERAL WORKERS to diamantla panel*. In panels and clean car*. BatiC salary $250. On completion of 3 months' training, an additional allowance of $50 p m Is payable. After 6 months' services, earn as much as $350 (excluding overtime) B)
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      692 24 II EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ATTENDANTS Requirements c Able to read and write simple English Male/Female We offer attractive salary and benefits lo the right candidates. Please apply personally lo: NTUC COMFORT WORKSHOPS PTE LTD SIN MING DRIVE SINGAPORE 2057 S3 1) SALESGIRLS (*320/ Mm height 1.55 m S'porean, aged 16 —25
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      669 24 Sheere* Investigation a Security Servicee «6?A Serangoon Road Singapore o*2l requires STATIC PATROL OFFICERS W* offer the following ihiti a) 7a. m to 3p.m. b) 3pm to ll|> in c) li|< in in v.i in d) office hours only Vacancie* available in Jurong/ Orchard Road/ Kran|i/ Marine Parade. Interested applicants,
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      739 24 II EMPLOYMENT TRADING COMPANY URGENTLY requires one Office Peon with motorcycle and licence Applicants should contact Sally at: *****13. TRANSPORT COMPANY REQUIRES Lorry Drivers with Class 4 or 5. Interested parties please call: *****88. John Ooh from 4pm to 7pm TRUCK DRIVER required for immediate employment by Internetlenal freight lot
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      673 24 URGENTLY REOUIRED FITTERS. Helpers and Storekeepers Phone *****4 WANTED CARGOHANOS. STARTING salary $200 p.m. Willing lo work staggered hours Call personally at: Nakufrelght (S) Pte Ltd. Third Cargo Complex, Paya Lebar Airport. Spore 1953 WANTED DRIVERS. SALESMEN Salesgirls and Varnlshers. Wages $12 to $18. Apply personally to Sweet Home Furniture.
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      273 24 11l VEHICLES BOATS FOR FULL-RANGE OF NEW SUBARU From FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD world unowned jircnfl mtnuljctunr 1300 DL, 1600 DL, 1600 GLF, 1600 G FT, 1.6 SRX HATCHBACK, 1600 STATION WAGON. 1800 AUTO SUBARU 1600 CLF SUBARU SRX 1.6 HATCHBACK I SUBARU 600 4DOQR Welcome to NG KEONG'S NEW
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      200 24 Classified Ads. The Marketplace Where Buyer Meets Seller 1971 DATSUN SSS immaculat condition, new road lax. PARI eligible. Asking $7,200 Cal J I in m> *****55 1972. DATSUN 1400 C C New taj insurance, .ilrcond Fliglble fo l'ARh $7,800 ono. Can loai K.OOII Tfl *****65 Blk 44. IW 1*73 DATSUN
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      952 25 111 VEHICLES BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sale f) Honda I c) Datsun I*7* OATSUN 120 V GL One private owner, aircond cassette Tax. tyres new Beautiful condl- I tion Tel: *****33. I*7* OATSUN 12* V GL One owner. aicond. sl9,9oo o no 316A. Braddell Road. Spore 2057. Mr 800 d)
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      871 25 4ONOA CIVIC. 1*74 1300 Airrond. iport rims, tape $12^00 ono lil.k 160. 1572. Lorong I. Toa Payoh I*7s HONOA CIVIC 3-door. airrond. 2 private owners. PARF eligible Selling $13,500 Call *****85 1*77 HONOA CIVIC 3-door 1200 C.C Aircond. radio. One owner, beautiful condition Contact Steven Tan. *****01/ *****32 8) Mamda
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      841 25 111 VfcHICUS&BOAIS 1*74 OALANT 5-3 PEED Aircond. i.uiin. eaaetl*, tax new. excellent condition. $11,500 on.o Tel: *****8.*****1 1*77 OCTOBER COLT Sigma 2000 aircond rudi. itte, In Up top condition High- est offer s~run Tel: 948*5 or *****95 aft;r 500 p.m Duvid Chens K7C COLT QALANT US Ta:: Iruuranci new One
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      832 25 MID 1*72 RENAULT Tl. U Guar- lowroom condlUon Tax till October 1980 $5,000 on o <No PARF) Loan $3,500 Call: *****40 NOV. 1976 CITROEN OS Club. 1222 C.C new model, with aircond. beautiful condition I'rlce nego- liable Call *****27/ *****76 OCTOBER :97t ALFA Cprlni 15 1 (twin carbr.) SporLs rims,
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      642 25 111 VbHICLEb&BOAIS m) Commercial Vehicles APRIL 1*77 TOYOTA Pickup Hiace. 1200 cc flat bed. 1 owner, tip top condition $8,300 ono Tel *****32 MO. $a7tj MAZDA Pick-up 1200 2 owners Steel body Tax Oct 1980 Guaranteed showroom condltion Passed ROY Inspection J2.800 Loan 51.500 Tel: *****40 ECONOMICAL. I(7*. SUZUKI 550
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      509 25 A GOOD OFFER FOR all PARK scrap cars any model good us.-n „i i private and company regi* i ration welcome) a expo.t dorum.;iLs and we also export youl cars at .i v?ry low price KONG BENG MOTOR CO. 124. PltJaMB Slraat Tal: 32/ S7* *****9 31*44. A GOOD OFFER
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      815 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Sin Chew Jit Poh Building 2 remaining suites only Rental from $21 53 psm/mth. Wallich Street Ground floor showroom cum office with area approx 242 s m. for lease at $26 91 p.s.m. Bright Chambers Available for immediate occupation. Rentals at $16 68 psm/mth for whole floor
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      918 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES BUNGALOW IN DIST 154S 4 bedrooms l.i imme.ii.iie or. ll pai inn Furnished unfurnished No ■ffrnli lei mutt CHWEE CHIAN GARDEN. oi.doniiniuin double-su>rei i. r rdrooau I oaths with aircond Call Bellian securities (Real km. lie nuisamil *****33 DISTRICT 10 DOUBLE STOREY Bungalow Three plus one study
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      779 25 Apartments/ Townnousm in Out* 10. 11.21*5 Hawton Apartmants $3,000 partly furnished Pandan Valley $3,500 furnished. Shaltord Aparlm.nl. $2,400 furnisdra Paaca Mantton $3,000 lurmshed Stwrwood Towar $1 SOO furnlahcd Holland Court 52.00U furnished R.dg.wood Apa.lm.nt $3,000 partly furnished The ViHaga $2,200 unfurnished a Cavanagh Court $2,500 furnished a Lucky Towar $4,000
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      807 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 51 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats EXCLUSIVE APARTMENTS For Discerning People RIOGEWOOO (DIST. 10) c 2 Units J bedroom apartments. fully furnished $2,100 $3,100 c 1 Unit 4 bedroom apartment. partially furnished $2,900 c 1 Unit 4-Bedroom apartment. partially furnished wllh large lerrae* $3,300 CSSBi U) American. Internatuin.ii
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      747 26 LUXURIOUS APARTMENT 111 Or hard Rob*! hai moan (or rent Preferabt) expatriate bachelor Call ORCHARD AREA: lurmshed room i>*ii bathroom wuwnft carpark FBI ■■ingles sail $275 Call QTOBI ORCHARD ROAD behind Lucky Plaza, furnished room Rental $220 No cooking Tel *****26. ROOM IN TELOK Kuruu area with furniture Call Mdm
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      918 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES A BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-STOREY semi-detached bungalov. with central alrcondltion. 4 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, split-level living/ dining, selling wllh tenancy: $360,000 on o Holland Housing *****04. A BEAUTIFUL OIST. 11. doubieslorey detached bungalow. 8.500 sqfl. freehold Large matured garden 3 bedrooms/ servant's. $410,000 *****77. A BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED brand new
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
      51 28 •gad 65. patted away paacafully on Tuesday, March 4 The GOH FAMILY wiahaa to expre** their heartfelt thank* to all aaaociations, relative* and friend* for their condolence*, donation*, wreath*, aaaialanca and attendance during thair recent bereavement on the daath of their mother. Madam Low Swee Eng. MADAM LOW SWEE
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      34 28 The Staff Of The International Arrangements Division TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE expre** their de«pe»l condolence* to the family of MR. HO LAM PHOH on the) recent demiae of hi* mother MADAM LIM KIM SWEE.
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      381 28 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 11.3.80 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED HUSBAND SZETOH CHEE, 6 SONS, 4 DAUGHTERS, 2 SONS-IN-LAW, 5 DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW, 9 I GRAND-CHILDREN TO MOURN HER LOSS. CORTEGE LEAVING RESIDENCE:- 59. KENSINGTON PARK ROAD, ON FRIDAY 14.3.80 AT 12 00 NOON FOR CREMATION AT MOUNT VERNON CREMATORIUM. QOH SIE
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      277 28 PMMd «w»y paacdully on lUfch 10 1M0 leavino. behind Ms Mother Wife Joyce Sam Eric and Wilfred Daughter* Linda and Vivien 8on-m-l»w Leslie Grandchildren Audrey and Jacklyn to mown hi« ton. Cortege leaving Block 227, 144N Lorong S. Toa Peyoh on Sunday, March 16 19*0 at 89. wife of late
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      140 Acknowledgement
      148 28 Tha •nl»r and brotharHn-law of Hi* lata Mr. Johnny Lim Kang Swig with lo aipraaa ih«ir iwcifi and d..p gratitud* and appnclaUen B. Ohammaratana Thara and mambar* ot Ti-Sarana iwddNit Aaaocialton. lor thair prayars. Ralaliva* and Irianda lor Ihalr condolonca*. wr..ih. kind usisi anca and atlandanca durioj thwr
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      144 In Memoriam
      124 28 IN LOVING MEMORY OF THREE YEARS TODAY WE HAD TO PART, WITH A FATHER WE LOVED WITH ALL OUR HEART. HIS TRIALS WERE MANY. HIS PLEASURES FEW. OOD ALONE KNOWS WHAT HE WENT THROUOH; REMEMBRANCE IS SWEET. BUT SAD TO RECALL. HE WAS LOVED BY US AND
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    REQUIEM
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    18 30 In loving memory of the late Chan Vien Sen departed 12-3-74. Though gone but always remembered.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon Ledoux will be Ali's first test
      297 30 DETROIT, Toes. Muhammad All, making a comeback quest for a record fourth heavyweight title, will begin with a June beat against Scott Ledenx at the SUverdeme In Pontlac near here, promoter Harold Smith says. The Detroit Free Press yesterday quoted Smith as saying that
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      Lock icon Arsenal face tough task in FA Cup
      255 30 LONDON, Tu.t ARSENAL, aiming for a record third successive Wembley final appearance, face a daunting task, but will have tradition on their side, when they meet Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final on April. 12. The draw should see double-chasing Liverpool start as
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      Lock icon BRIEFS Padukone and team to play Selangor
      438 30 BRIEFS Padukone and team to play Selangor KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Prakash Padukone, who won the men's singles title at the Danish Open badminton championship last Sunday, will lead an Indian team (or friendly matches against Selangor here from May 20-25. In Btnnligta^, England jeat Malaysia 5-1 in a men's international
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      Lock icon Gray makes it for final showdown
      152 30 Gray makes it for final showdown LONDON, Tues. Wolverhampton Wanderers' Andy Gray, Britain's most expensive footballer, will be in Saturday's England League Cup final against Nottingham Forest. Wolves made that possible when they beat his old side, Aston Villa, 3-1 here last night. The Scottish international striker, who cost Wolves
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      Lock icon PLAY-OFF GOES TO PLAYER
      105 30 ABIDJAN, Tues. Gary Player, of South Africa, beat Britain's Peter Townsend in a play-off after both golfers finished on 265 in the Ivory Coast international tournament yesterday. The pair were far ahead of their nearest rivals, Michael King, of Britain, and Baldovino Dassu, of Italy, who
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      Seven Up ski
      22 30 THE last series of the Seven Up Waterski-ing competition will be held at the Sentosa Canoe l-aeoon on Sunday
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      716 30 DEPARTMENT IH CIVIL AVIATION TENDER NOTICE CHANGI AIRPORT RESTAURANTS AND COFFEE HOUSES Tenders are invited from well-established and reputable restaurants/coffee houses/caterers with not less thon three yeors of proven catering experience, either locally or abroad, and with an annual turnover of not less thon S$ 1,000,000 over the last yeor
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      514 30 Pakatan International, Suckling McDonald Md Isahak Pte have pleasure to announce that as from Ist March 1 980 this organisation will practise as: MRTNERSHIP INTERNWIONW. SIgSJjJL V McOONALDiFARTNERSPTE l J\. J Professional Quantity Surveyors and Construction Cost Management Consultants 358 378 Tanglin Road, Singapore 1 024. Tel: *****1 1/2/3 Cables:
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      128 30 The East Asiatic Co. (S'pore) Pte. Ltd. on behalf of PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL announce that there is no change in price for the following: Price Packing per pkt. Marlboro Flip-Top Box 10's .85 Marlboro Flip-Top Box 20 's 1 .70 Marlboro Soft Pack 20 's 1 .70 Marlboro 100's 20's
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    • Article
      Handsome set to win at Bukit Timah
      744 31  - Handsome set to win at Bukit Tim ah FAIRWAY By HANDSOME III has come right and should fet off the mark in the ingapore Turf Club meeting at Bukit Timah. The four-year-old by Viceregal was a good thing beaten in his debut last year, when he dwelt at the start
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      Bruce Lee looks best
      403 31  -  FAIRWAY By BRUCE LEE, a three-year-old bay English gelding by Mummy's Pet out of Cornflower, looks the pick of the three Class One newcomers for the Singapore Turf Club Derby meeting starting this Saturday. Bruce Lee was consistent in England last year, with two wins and
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      Lock icon IAAF will not back rival meets
      170 31 IAAF will not back rival meets PARIS, Tues. The International Amateur Athletics Federation last night pre-empted attempts by countries, who plan to boycott the Moscow Olympics Games, to stage rival track and field meetings. The lAAF, who have over 160 member countries, issued a statement during a two-day council meeting
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      Finance win
      25 31 FINANCE trounced Law 33-15 in the inter-Ministry netball tournament at the National Stadium yesterday. In another match, Home Affairs B beat Envtroment 35-7.
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      Lock icon Council: Delay Games reply
      127 31 Council: Delay Games reply LONDON, Tnes. BritAla's Sperts ChmII yesterday arged the eeaatry'a Olympic a»sactfttlaa to defer, far m leag m peaafMe, their acceptance the Invltattea U send a team U the Olympic Gamm la Meeeew, la JaJy At meeting here yesterday, the Sparta Ceaaell pawed ft reaelatfcM aapMrttag the
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      Lock icon Gomez to meet Ndukwu
      53 31 NEW YORK, Tues. Former world Junior featherweight boxing champion WUfredo Gomez, of Puerto Rico, fights Eddie Ndukwu. of Nigeria, over 12 rounds in San Juan next month to deckle who meets world champion Salvador Sanchez, of Mexico. The organisers did not give an exact date for
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      Lock icon American Olympic Games trials on as planned
      188 31 INDIANAPOLIS (Indiana), Tues. The United States Olympic Games track and field trials will be held as planned in Eugene, Oregon, from June 21-29, whatever decision the country reaches about competing in Moscow, Jimmy Carnes, president of the Athletics Congress, said here yesterday. The
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      Veronica and Delia make men rethink
      233 31  -  WILFRED YEO By THE men who reckon they have a chance of winning the Kenwood Doubles marathon, scheduled for Saturday week at the Kallang Bowl, had better think again. And their thoughts should Include the names of two women Delia Milne and Veronica Bourinet.
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      Ng's out in the cold
      140 31 Ng's out in the cold RONNIE NG, winner of the recent Asian Bowling Circuit's opening leg in Bangkok, will not be able to represent Singapore in any overseas competition this year reports WILFRED YEO Ng's sponsors, CKS Bearings, have not been able to field a team for the fortnight-old National
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      SJF may have to pay for mats
      247 31  -  PATRICK B ASTI AN S By THE Nippon Budokan Japan's centre of martial arts is giving 100 pieces of tatami mats, worth $13,000, to the Singapore Judo Federation. But the SJF may not be able to receive them, because the mats may be
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      303 31 ICLThe paint used on 9 out of 10 ears assembled in Singapore. UaMA9o WWrfl^wr* To give you an idea of how much ICI repaint jobs cost, here's a l^f WW 11% guide. Prices include costs of paints and thinners. 1^ TYPE OF ICI PAINT SMALL MEDIUM LARGE ICI quality is
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      499 31 THE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SECURITY CORPORATION We are the leading security organisation in Singapore. Our personnel are armed and they are auxiliary police officers. We wish to invite suitable candidates who have the interest and inclination for security work to apply for the positions of WARDEN CONSTABLE QUALIFICATIONS Age between
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    • THE BIG MATCH
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        Promise of a great end to soccer feast
        839 32  -  JOE DORAI But Iranians look better bet for Moscow PREVIEW...By 6 WE'RE the underdogs. But I've confidence in this team. They've proven that they can rise to the ocassion, such as when they played North Korea and China. The players have overcome
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        THE SINGAPORE LINE-UP
        20 32 System: 4:3:3 Colours: Blue Edmund Hasn Samad Jeffrey Hashim Syed Tang Boon Nor Far,.-; Rahim Kwok Cnoy
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        THE IRAN LINE-UP
        18 32 System: 4:3:3 Colours: White Hejazi Khatwi Nalchegar Dmvarzadeh Parvm Hedayat Sanjan Barzegari AMoosti Fariba Molayadolafaraki
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        Final table
        51 32 Iran Singapore China North Korea India Sri Lanka P W D L F A Pt 5 3 2 0 18 2 8 5«01 8 4 5 2 2 1 11 i 6 5221 U 5 6 5 10 4 5 6 2 5 0 0 5 0 32
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        Chia We've outside chance
        198 32 SINGAPORE have only an outside chance of winning tonigh t's pre-Olympic Games soccer final against Iran at the National Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. This is the opinion of Singapore team manager Chia Boon Leong, a one-time idol of the Republic's soccer fans. Said Chia: "There's no
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        Iran superior, says Nasser
        200 32 IRAN'S team manager, Lt. Col. N. Nasser, is not a man who believes in diplomacy or soft-talk. He delivers the punches where they hurt. Ask him about his team's chances against Singapore tonight in the pre-Olym-pic soccer final and his immediate reaction is: "We have a
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        Penalty kicks to decide
        60 32 IF tonight's pre-Olympic Games soccer final between Singapore and Iran at the National Stadium (8) ends In a deadlock, the teams will play two halves of IS minute* each to decide Should the deadlock remain at the end of extra-time, the teams will take five mandatory
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      Lock icon Malaysian selectors trim squad to 22
      275 32 KUALA LUMPUR Tuesday MALAYSIA national selectors played it safe, as usual, and dropped four players, who, with the exception of midfielder G. Toralraiu, are vying for national colours for the first time, from the Olympic Games soccer training squad. Torairaju, the Negri Sembilan midfield
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      Lock icon Australia-Pakistan Test ends in draw
      95 32 AustraliaPakistan Test ends in draw FAISALABAD, Tues. The second cricket Test between Australia and hosts Pakistan ended here in a draw with the score, Australia, first innings 617 all out, and Pakistan 382 runs for two wickets. Pakistani opener Taslim Arif, who was 210 not out, was declared Man of
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      Lock icon SCOREBOARD
      61 32 AUSTRALIA Ut Inns 111 PAKISTAN Ist law MM Artf not out 210 RaaaM lbw Dymock 21 Abba* run out 19 MUated not out 106 Extras 26 Tatal (for 2 wkts) 382 Wkte (ell »l: 87. 159. Bawllag: Lillee 21-4-91-0. Dymock 20-&8-1. Bright 33-9-71-0. Border 3-2-34). Chappell 6-3-b-O. Laird 2-1-M.
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      S and E 18-14
      68 32 SCOTT and English overwhelmed United Motor Works 18-4 in the Singapore Business Houses netball League at the National Stadium. Other rcMlta: POSB bt Fairchild 17-3. Carrier bt Comet 9-8, United Motor Works wo. Straits Times, Gecon bt Getap 21-13, UA bt RoUei 22-7. Comets bt Fairchild
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      Coaches beat Secretariat
      34 32 COACHES of the teams taking part in the pre-Olympic Games qualifying round beat the Football Association of Singapore Secre'ariat 8-1 in a friendly soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday.
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      SBC-FAS wrangle hots up
      770 33  -  DEREK WILD By On day of big kick-off THE Singapore Broadcasting CorporationFootball Association of Singapore wrangle hotted up last night when the SBC said that they would be telecasting, live, tonight's preOlympic final, while the FAS suggested that, if they did, they might be "breaking the
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      Kick-off at 8
      40 33 THE kick-off of tonight's pre-Olympir Games Merer final between Singapore and Iran at the National Stadium has been pot off until 8 Instead of the scheduled 7.M at the request of the managers of the two teams.
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      How they got there...
      219 33 Dote Reult Scorers Sot 23 Feb Singopor* 3 Sri Lonko 0 Lmi Tong Boon. Wong Kwok Choy (2) Sun 24 Feb Ch.no 1 IndM 0 Huong Xiong-don Mon 25 Feb Iran ON Korea 0 Turn 26 Feb Singapore 1 Ind'O 0 Fond. Ahmod W*d 27 Feb
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      Only one loser -and it leaves a nasty taste...
      358 33  -  DEREK WILD COMMENT ...By WELL, who'll win the Big Fight? That was the question everyone was asking yesterday. No, not Singapore versus Iran! I mean the BIG fight. That's right! The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation versus the Football Association of Singapore. On
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      Nobnon to score a double first
      211 33  - Nobnon to score a double first JOE DOR AI By AUSUKONT NOBNON, the FIFA referee from Thailand, will score a double-first when he takes to the pitch tonight to officiate the pre-Olympic Games final between Singapore and Iran at the National Stadium (8). Because this the first time that he
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      SRC bow out to NSCRC
      67 33 SINGAPORE Recreation Club's advance in the Malaysian Hockey Federation's six-a-side hockey festival at the Malacca Club in Malacca was halted at the quarter-final stage by Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club, who beat them 3-0 The Republic's other representatives Singapore Airlines Group and Ceylon Sports Club
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      SAFRA 5-0
      27 33 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Reservists' Association beat New Zealand Force 5-0 in a Singapore Squash Rackets Association D Grade League match at Dieppe Barracks last night.
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      Today's events
      83 33 BADMINTON Singapore Badminton Association Junior individual championship (SB Hall, 7.30). CRICKET Slagapcre Cricket Aaaietollia Carnival: Kelantan Trengganu v Sabah Sarawak. Negrf Sembilan v Federal Territory (Balestler Road); Kedah v Selangor (Police Academy); Singapore v Perak (Padang), matches at 10.15. GOLF SLGA Leant: Keppel v Seletar (Seletar, 1). NKTBALL
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      Lock icon Local 'Iranians' in ticket hunt
      236 33 Local 'Iranians' in ticket hunt SINGAPORE, Tues. The Asia Group Three Pre-Olympic Games soccer final here between Iran and Singapore tomorrow has suddenly brought to light an Iranian community in the Republic. Baffled Singapore officials could not believe this when the Iranian team manager, Lt. Col. N. Nasser, approached them
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      Velappan outlines AFC plans
      237 33  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By PETER VELAPPAN, secretary general of the Asian Football Confederation, said last night that self-discipline, integrity and strength of character were qualities that work to enhance a referees' image. He said that the referee had an important task and that money could not reward
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      Tay wins tough battle
      254 33 DAVID TAY beat Robert Han 8-15, 15-10, 15-13 after a tough battle in the men's singles preliminary round of the Singapore Badminton Association's junior individual championship at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. Other remits Staika: Khalid Ismail bt Steven Oh 158. 15-13; Hamid Khan bt
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      Radin Mas whipped
      148 33 TANJONG PAGAR whipped Radin Mas 3-0 and Kampong Clam edged out Nee Soon 3-2 to qualify for the final of the Inter-Constituency table tennis tournament at the Gay World Stadium last night. Results Taniong Pagar bt Radin Mas 3-0 (Tanjong Pagar first): Lim Whye Sheng bt Goh
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      Sepak takraw
      19 33 SIXTY-THREE teams have entered for this year's interConstituenry sepak takraw tournament, starting on Monday at various venues.
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    Lock icon PIPELINE GOES UP IN SMOKE
    64 34 SMOKE billaws (ram a pipeline damaged by an <-xpiwd»n aear Ahwas, In the Iranian pravtaee of KiKttu. The rxpla>lon, which caused rxtenalve damage, was attributed to IrMl-back-ed "antl-rrv«latl«ii-artoa." Iraq and Iran have redaeed their respective embassy staflt aad are cMtemplatlag the withdrawal af amhaMadTi ac
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    Lock icon And now, a word from the sponsor...
    130 34 And now, a word from the sponsor... LONDON, Tues. Nick Akers, British-born distance runner, announced today he has changed his name to Nick vladivar and is being sponsored by the Vladivar Vodka Company to compete in the Moscow Olympics. The 24- year-old bank clerk said he plans to compete for
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    Lock icon Tito's state
    24 34 BELGRADE. Tues. The condition of Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito remained unchanged since yesterday, the regular mid-day medical bulletin reported today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Somare loses motion of no-confidence
    255 34 PORT MORESBY, Tuesday MR Michael Somare, 43, Papua New Guinea's first Prime Minister, was today ousted after losing a parliamentary no-confidence motion by 57-49 votes. He will be replaced by Sir Julius Chan, 40, who leads the People's Progress Party. Sir Julius is expected to
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    Lock icon Muslim gang leader shot
    57 34 DAMASCUS, Tues. Bassam Arnaout, leader of the fanatical Muslim brotherhood gang, was shot to death last week by traffic policemen in the Central Syrian town of Ha ma. government sources said today. The extremist brotherhood organisation has been blamed for several assassinations and sabotage acts against
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    Lock icon Troops maintain tight security in Kabul
    246 34 Troops maintain tight security in Kabul KABUL, Tuesday SOVIET and Afghan troops kept a tight grip on Kabul today to deter possible fresh anti-govern-ment demonstrations. Security measures in this city of 800,000 were heavily reinforced after violent demonstrations two weeks ago against the Soviet intervention. About 500 people were killed
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    Lock icon Prisoner still paid by UN
    68 34 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. Alicia Wesolovska, imprisoned in her native Poland on grounds of spying, remains on the payroll of the United Nations, a UN spokesman said yesterday. Ms Wesolovska, a member of the UN development programme staff, was sentenced By a military court on Friday
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    Lock icon Chinese view of American
    55 34 BEIJING, lues. The American pays a fortune for rent, higher education and medical service. He is frightened of unemployment, lonely old age and crime. He is plagued by income tax. Such is the picture of the average American presented to Chinese readers by a Beijing newspaper
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    Lock icon 'Shah ill again'
    78 34 NEW YORK, Tues. The deposed Shah of Iran is ill and must be admitted to a US military hospital in Panama for emergency surgery, friends say, but the Carter Administration is resisting the step, the Daily News reported today. He is now said to be suffering from
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    Bigfoot in China, too
    48 34 BEIJING. Tues. China has its own version of northern California's mysterious Biefoot monster and the Abominale Snowman of the Himalayas. There's a tall, shaggy monster on the loose in the mountains of Hubei province in central China, said the Beijing newspaper Evening News today.
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    Lock icon UN body condemns violations of human rights in Kampuchea
    427 34 GENEVA, Tuesday THE United Nations Human Rights Commission today condemned "flagrant violations of human rights" in Vietnamese-occupied Kampuchea and the "invasion and occupation" of the country by foreign forces in a resolution referring clearly to Hanoi without naming it. The vote
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    38 34 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, off 37.54 points in the last four days, recovered 6.23 to 825.17 in the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. -AP.
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      328 34 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Price SOt Annual Subtcnption SliS For wjb»cnp<K>n. nil *****11 Ext 231. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. ANYONE expecting early implementation of the MRT system had better think again. Latest indications are that this much anticipated development is still some way off, if it is to be built
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      375 34 4-page soccer special The pre-Olympic soccer final between Singapore and Iran is on tonight! And to tell you how the finalists will perform, we bring you a four-page pullout. Inside: Opinions of people who matter, ratings of all the players, and JEFFREY LOW'S preview. Something to dear the air Two
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  • Page 34 Miscellaneous
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      174 34 j UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Mainly falr.TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: «.48p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.41 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 6-8C Goudy Lw Angeles 15-19C Goudy Athens 7-14C Rain Mexk* City 13-30C Clear Bahrain 15-2SC Gear Manila 22-33C Clear Bangkok 26-3SC aear
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  • The Straits Times SECTION 2
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        The political ideas of Socrates and Confucius
        1256 1  -  Dr MARTIN LU (Part Two) By Philosophy Department, University of Singapore MORALITY quite naturally leads to politics for both Socrates and Confucius. After Socrates was sentenced to death and put in prison, his friend, Crito, arranged for and persuaded him to escape. Socrates
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        Fun with Chinese Characters
        81 1 [^JJ shave JfVj *'J combln«N (younger brother) with 'J (knife or raior). A the phonetic, depicts a thread round a spindle and means, by extension, a succession of brothers or younger brothers. The grcwing hair is suggested by the thread being unwound from the spindie and
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        The man who did not trust his feet
        236 1 Proverbial anecdotes IN the state of Zheng, a man wanted to buy a pair of shoes. He measured his foot with a blade of grass and then merrily went to the market. The market was full of bustle. There were all kinds
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        Chinese
        26 1 Ch ine se fIJJ tidoo razor titou hoircutting For example, you may say, Ta yong tidao thou. meaning, "He uses the razor to shave his head."
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      PICK of the DAY
      652 2  - PICK of the DAY JOHN DE SOUZA By C SBC TV IMAGINE a hungry crocodile wanting to have you for breakfast, and you being able to stop it. Or you, just by yourself, sitting down on a prickly holly without the plant's spikes hurting you. Well, such things do happen,
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    • LEISURE
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        Ronnie Corbett: A little big man
        432 2  - Ronnie Corbett: A little big man JOHN DE SOUZA By CROSS a toothy Lilliputian with a short-sighted comic, and what have you got? Why, that diminutive firecracker of British comedy, Ronnie Corbett, O.B.E. of course, and star of British TVs hugely popular show, "The Two Ronnies." And, if you're a
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        Marcel's pupil to do mime show here
        118 2 TOMORROW we will have the chance to aee Nola Rae mime and clown. Miss Rae comes highly landed for her "remarkable versatalItv, enchanting and highly Individual poetry" (Dally Telegraph, London). The programme she has planned will certainly display her considerable talents. There Is
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        136 2 FILM SHOWS for the THE IMPORTANCE RAPHY: THE PATH TO public at the National OF NUTRITION IN PARADISE at the NaMuseum at 8 p.m.: CHILD CARE a talk tional Museum Art Ruth and Harriet- in Ma^y b y Fat0 Gallery from 10.30 a.m. sr* Fr admis pRw-saas a r sw
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        1223 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Operinc and Please Don't Eat 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) The Daisies -The Day The Play 7.55 Happy Days -Richie Fights Back Got Away (r) 8.20 Cultural Diary (Engfsh) 3.25 Diary of Events (Malay) 8.30 Ve(as -Death Mountain 3.30 The Special Child 9.30
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    • OUTLOOK
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        Breast feedingthings to know
        939 3  - Breast feedingthings to know Dr L.H.S. By 6 Breast milk not only contains the correct amount of protein, fats and carbohydrates for optimal growth, hot other essential nutrients as well such as minerals like iron, and all the essential vitamins, which are necessary for the growing baby. Cow's milk Is
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        Lock icon Here's a taste of what it takes to like hot stuff...
        840 3  -  DAVA SOBEL By in NEW YORK IN matters of the sweet tooth, the love of sweets precedes even the first hint of tooth. A human fetus in the fourth month of gestation already has taste buds, and infants register
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        Lock icon It's time to get rid of all those misconceived ideas
        1035 3  - It's time to get rid of all those misconceived ideas JANE BRODY By in NEW YORK Miscarriage is a natural selec- tion process in most cases, not someone's fault. A healthy pregnancy continues whether you hang curtains or stay in bed. This is particularly true of miscarriages during the first
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    • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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        Lock icon Japanese MP: Firm broke govt ban
        186 4 BUILDING OF NAVAL BASE IN MALAYSIA TOKYO, Tuesday A JAPANESE construction firm has been building a naval base in Malaysia in defiiance of a government ban on arms ex- ports, it was alleged in Parliament today. Opposition MP Tadao Miki said at an Upper
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        For smuggler
        35 4 JOHORE BARU. Tues. A Singaporean, Wee Kwee Huat, 20, was today fined $3,740 in default eight months' Jail by the magistrate court on two charges ot trying to smuggle electrical fittings by boat.
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        Lock icon Malik's call to keep dialogue with communist powers
        286 4 Malik's call to keep dialogue with communist powers KUAXA LUMPUR, Tuesday INIXJNESIAN Vice-President Adam Malik today called on non-communist South-east Asian countries to maintain dialogue with communist powers whom they had reason to fear. Mr Malik was speaking at the presentation of Malaysia's Tun Abdul Razak Award for his contribution
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        Selangor the most polluted state, says society
        188 4 Selangor the most polluted state, says society KUALA LUMPUR, T»f*. Aa eavtrasjneataiiat haa feaeribed Seiaagar aa Matoyaia's "mart pallate*"' ctato aa4 la arglag aetlaa te slap damage la IU eavlraamcat, tie Malay Mall repert"The" festraetlea at Bata caves, psltatlea af the kUag River, lack at greeaery la lewis, peer raaalaa
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        Lock icon Students stage demo at hostels
        133 4 TAIPING, Toes. About 400 students, staying in three hostels of the Vocational Secondary School in Kamunting, staged a fourhour demonstration here today. Banners, with religious tones and also criticising a few senior staff members, were displayed by the students as they gathered outside their hostels.
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        4 ROBBERS WHO WERE MISTAKEN FOR COPS
        140 4 4 ROBBERS WHO WERE MISTAKEN FOR COPS BUTTERWORTH, Tues. When four robbers called at a construction site at Kepala Batas last night, they were mistaken (or the police by a group I of workers gambling in an unoccupied building, the Star newspaper reported. The gamblers ignored an order to stay
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        14 men on rape charge
        62 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Fourteen men, aged between 16 and 29, were today charged I in lhe Sessions Court here with raping a 16-year-old girl. They were alleged to have committed the offence in an unocccupied house at Jalan Sekayu. Tanjung Putat, in the Ulu Trengganu
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