The Straits Times, 9 April 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    Lock icon CARTER BREAKS TIES WITH IRAN
    811 1 Khomeiny: Iranians will jump with joy 4 THE Iraataa nmmeat eaa M baser cat-apt fall iiimimWI Ityfer Uclag heate* tke mUltute at Ike emkusy...I mb mwlWnl to nmMkj this crteU. I mi fniilltrJ to the safe retara ef the Am«rle«a hestegea umI Ike preservaHea «f
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    Lock icon Support from Italy and Australia
    562 1 Support from Italy and Australia TWO US allies, Italy and Australia, yesterday gave encouraging support to President Jimmy Carter's economic and political sanctions against Iran while a third, Japan, was non-com mital in its response The other major allies, like West Germany, have not yet reacted officially to the new
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    Another 2 deaths raise road toll to 88
    221 1 Another 2 deaths raise road toll to 88 TWO iwdwtrlai died ea tke raada yesterday brlHlag tke deatk tall taSfartar tkto year. Tbetr Meatfttea were net kaawa. la tke Brat aeddeat In Pay a Lekar Way at I p.m., a WMnaa, aced aaaat It, was k— eked dawa by a
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    Tito has a relapse
    48 1 BELGRADE, Tues. President Josip Tito appears to be suffering a relapse of his pneumonia, the official medical bulletin on the 87-year-old leader's health said today. "After several days of abatement, signs of an inflammatory process in the lungs are again evident," the bulletin sabi-UPI.
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    Lock icon IRAN THREAT TO CUT OFF OIL SUPPLY
    338 1 TEHERAN, Tues IRAN will not supply oil to any country which joins the United States in imposing economic sanctions, Oil Minister Ali Akbar Moinfar said today. He told a press conference that Iran had declared many times that its general policy was to
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    Lock icon Oman turns down US
    66 1 KUWAIT, Tues. Sultan Qaboos bin Saeed of Oman has rejected a United States proposal for the installation of tactical nuclear weapons in Oman as part of the US military presence there, a Kuwait newspaper reported today. Quoting unidentified "well informed sources," the newspaper Al-Anbaa said the
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    Lock icon Made in China
    35 1 TOKYO, Tue«. China, keeping pace with the United States and Japan, has developed a computer that can recognise several hundred orders given by human voice, the Xinhua news agency reported today. AP.
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    Lock icon Peer held
    34 1 PARIS. Tues British peer and raincoat magnate, Lord Kagan, wanted in Britain on fraud charges, was arrested outside the stock exchange here today. He was detained on an international arrest warrant. AFP.
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    Five doctors face 53 charges Night tour
    532 1 Five doctors face 53 charges Night tour FIVE doctors all general practitioners were yesterday charged in a magistrate's court on a total of 53 summons charges for failure to report to the authorities the particulars of their patients whom they had reason to believe were drug addicts. Under the law
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    Lock icon The 10,000 refugees who pack embassy grounds
    422 1 HAVANA, Tuesday THE heat was stifling, the smell was appallingly fetid; there was virtually no sanitation and there was scarcely any food. But for the 10,000 Cuban refugees crammed in the 2,000-square metre grounds of the Peruvian Embassy here for the past four
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    DRUG HAUL AUSSIE ARRESTED
    78 1 DRUG HAUL AUSSIE ARRESTED CUSTOMS officers at the Woodlands checkpoint arrested a 24-year-old Australian man yesterday and seized 19 kg of gania with a street value of $63,333. He arrived at the checkpoint on a motor-cycle and was picked for a "100 per cent check." A Narco dog was called
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    Two generals killed
    53 1 RAWALPINDI, Tues. Radio Pakistan said today that Afghan rebels shot down a Russian helicopter last week killingtwo Soviet generals. The radio, quoting "reports from Afghanistan, said an Afghan army divisional commander and two brigade commanders were also killed in the incident near Chigha Sarai, in Afghanistan's Kunar
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    Lock icon Poisoned by sweet
    40 1 MILAN, Tues. Two hundred people were hospitalised in the north Italian town of Lodi, near Milan, reportedly poisoned by a traditional Easter Monday sweet which had gone bad. Doctors reported today none were in serious condition. AP.
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    Lock icon TORNADOES HIT 9 STATES
    61 1 NEW YORK, Ties. At leant SS tsraadiea hit rammanltiea la alar stoles tote yesterday aad early today, aeatraytag sceres el kernes ana bastaeme*, kllllag at least twa per— an and iajarlag at least 76 The NatUaal Weather Service said that since neea yesterday, Urnadaea had hit
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      Lock icon Unaccustomed speed
      41 2 MOSCOW, Tues. Soviet television today reported with unaccustomed speed the decision of President Jimmy Carter to expel all Iranian diplomats from the United States. The evening news programme reported the decision as it appeared on wire service machines. AFP.
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      TIME FOR VERBAL FIREWORKS
      177 2 TIME FOR VERBAL FIREWORKS 7T WAS a time for verbal pyrotechnics as Americans and others reacted to President Jimmy Carter's new moves to get tough with Iran over the release of the hostages: A sampling: IT IS »bo«t time. It It wen Ntlirkk rectectl— r**l". thlak Cirter w«i!d have let
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      Lock icon Jimmy has no time for Ted
      86 2 TOP: Where's Jimmy? Net that Senator Edward Kennedy hi complaining. He was the only speaker at the eittien-laboor energy seminar la Philadelphia on Monday. Bat then he would have loved te lambast the Carter administration's energy policies with his Democratic presidential rival personally at
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      Lock icon Japanese caught in the middle
      303 2 JAPAN, which depends on Iran for about 10 per cent of its total crude oil imports may not immediately follow the United States in taking economic sanctions Against the Islamic country This was the impression Japanese government offl»ve B t«toy after US President Jimmy Carter
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      Lock icon TEHERAN THREAT TO CLAIM BAGHDAD
      202 2 TEHERAN THREAT TO CLAIM BAGHDAD TEHERAN, Tuot FOREIGN Minister Sadeq Ootbzadeh has threatened that Iran will claim ownership of the Iraqi capital Baghdad if Iraq presses its claims to three Gulf islands taken over by the Iranian military nine years ago. "If our territory continues to be a target of
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      In other words...
      80 2 I DID not Insult them, the Iranian revolution or anybody. I W characterised his (Iranian charge d'affaires All Agah) remarks In a folk tradition observed In some of the rural areas of oar country. I responded to him, in a businesslike and probably not a very a
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      Sanctions will have no real impact
      260 2 Sanctions will have no real impact AN AP ANYALBIB WASHINGTON, Tuesday EVEN White House officials are predicting US President Jimmy Carter's four-point package of sanctions against Iran will not have any tangible impact on the hostage crisis. The moves Mr Carter announced yesterday serve mainly to formalize what was already
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      620 2 H PHILIPS Philips in Science and Industry: Automation to withstand two decades of change Rght from the start, process. At Italsider HHHnHUJS m\il lIH LSLL if s^L^HHHHil 'U air and water P° llulion measurement, Philips team of Taranto, Philips Pro- y/ Hl^ 4 X ray fluorescence spectrometers engineers explored un-
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      Lock icon Japanese reject Iran's oil price rise
      221 3 Japanese reject Iran's oil price rise TOKYO, Tim*. JAPANESE oil refiners, with government backing, have refused unilateral crude oil price increases by Iran. Government sources said today major British suppliers such as Shell and British Petroleum are moving to take similar action against Iran. Iran notified Japanese refiners of its
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      Lock icon CHING CHING GETS DOSE OF BEST WISHES
      204 3 CHING CHING GETS DOSE OF BEST WISHES LONDON, Tues. A Japanese gentleman phones every day from Tokyo, hundreds of getwell cards have arrived and thousands of visitors flock to her pen they all want to know how Ching Ching, London Zoo's ailing Chinese panda, is getting on. She was under
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      Lock icon Bus tragedy
      32 3 MEXICO CTTY. Tue«. A crowded bus carrying some 80 passengers blew a tire and plunged off a bridge north of Culiaran yesterday, killing people, including four children, authority said UPI.
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      Lock icon Instant diagnosis at push of a button
      313 3 WASHINGTON, Tuoa. THE computer is going after sore throats, headaches and a host of other common complaints that patients deliver to doctors' offices. What's more, a computerised medical aid developed by three University of Virginia scientists is not one of those giant things
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      ACCORDING TO DIPLOMATS: Son S aim's bid for asylum at embassy
      253 3 ACCORDING TO DIPLOMATS: Son S aim's bid for asylum at embassy BANGKOK, Tuesday ANTI-COMMUNIST Khmer Serei leader Son Sann recently sought political asylum at a Western embassy here because he feared being kidnapped and flown to Beijing for talks with the Khmer Rouge to discuss a possible link between the
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      Lock icon Kampuchean amazons create own legend
      445 3 Kampuchean amazons create own legend EFFICIENT and unsmiling, dressed in the black shirts and rubber sandals of Kampuchean guerillas, a corps of Khmer Rogue women warriors waits patiently in a Thai refugee camp for an order to return to battle. Inside Kampuchea, an estimated 2,000 to 3,000 or their sisters
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      Lock icon Truce agreed
      40 3 PARIS, Tues. Feuding factions in Glad agreed to a cease-fin- starting 11 a.m. today after Togolese President (ihassingbe Eyadema engineered a cautious truce in the 17-day civil war which has killed more than 1.500 and wounded thousand*. UPI.
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      Lock icon Asean to ask again for UN watch on border
      177 3 Asean to ask again for UN watch on border KUALA LUMPUR, Tees. Aaeaa hi expected to reiterate Ite raaaeat far the atatUaiag of Halted Nattooa observers aloag the llaMUmpMhMa harder to moaltor aay laeaxalaa aereas the ■■Tier, Aaeaa diplomatic a»areca said here today. A sew ■aaraara to the UN Seer
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      Lock icon Police on trail of 'con angels'
      119 3 Police on trail of 'con angels' MANILA, Tues. Philippine police are hot on the heels of a multi-million dollar all-female swindle ring, which has come to be known as "Mirla's Angels," published reports said today. Based on numerous complaints of fraud, one involving some 1.5 million pesos (US$200,000) worth of
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      Lock icon No political ambitions, says Zia
      90 3 No political ambitions, says Zia LAHORE, Tues. Pakistani President Zia Ul-Haq said today that he had no political ambitions and no plan to form a political party. In an address to munkipal councillors at Sheikhpura, 35km north-west of Lahore, he said the main objective of his military government is to
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      Lock icon Sukarno widow is a healer
      64 3 JAKARTA, Tiea. Farmer ladeseaiaa First Lady, Mrs Fatmawatt Sakarao, has heesaae a healer, treattag alek people mystically, It ww reparted today. Mrs KaUnawati, for mer wife af the late Praddeat Sakarno, has received many people who aaked her to emre then «f their various llhstoana,
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      Lock icon Easter arrests
      40 3 LONDON, Tues. British police arrested nearly 400 youths of the mod, punk rocker, skinhead and teddyboy gangs during their annual Easter holiday rampage at the beaches. Hundreds more were put on trains back to their home cities. AP.
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      Lock icon New York coped somehow on Black Monday
      302 3 New York coped somehow on Black Monday NEW YORK, Tues. NEW Yorkers converged on the city yesterday in the greatest numbers since a transit strike began, but fears of a nightmare fell short of catastrophe. On the seventh day without their buses and subways, millions of commuters swarmed into the
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      Lock icon Terrorists admit stealing secrets
      168 4 PARIS, Tues. A terrorist group today claimed it had stolen French military and intelligence data in a raid on data processins offices in Toulouse. In a phone call to Agence France-Presse, the group Action Directe claimed responsibility for last weekend's sabotage and data snatch at the
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      Lock icon One voice for the 10,000
      57 4 One voice for the 10,000 AN UNIDENTIFIED Cuban in Miami, Florida, shMttng support an Monday for the IMM Cuban retagees seeldag political asylum in the grounds of the Peravian Embassy la Havana. The big Caban population In Miami, the nearest major United States city to Cuba, has rallied to the
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        Lock icon Knot-tying on the air
        55 4 AFTER a long-distance (8,515 km) romance and an eight-minute shortwave radio wedding ceremony, US coast guard radio operators Steve Nix and Diana Hadfield are husband and wife. Now, if only the coast guard would transfer her back to California from Guam so that the US$4OO (*****)
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        Lock icon Keeping abreast
        55 4 FABERGE, the firm that manufactures fragrances, reported yesterday It is buying Into a home Breast cancer screening device designed for wearing In bras. The device, which Faberge described as newly-patented, is a chemical heat sensor, which measures temperature difference, enclosed in a wafer-thin pliant material. Cancerous tissue is
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        Cockroaches ground jet
        70 4 COCKROACHES grounded a loaded Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet at Sydney Airport on Monday. Passengers arriving aboard the Singapore Airlines flight from London told guarantlne officials they had spotted cockroaches on the Jet. Quarantine officers cleared the plane and fumigated it for an hour with a special bug
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        Lock icon Frog-raising campaign
        64 4 PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday Launched a nationwide project to raise bullfrogs commercially for export to the United States, Europe and Japan, where their meat is in great demand. An official government statement said the president presided over the ceremonies launching a national bullfrograising and dispersal project in
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        Lock icon Hang gliding first
        63 4 A SWISS yesterday claimed to be the first to cross the Alps in a motorised hang glider, nghting strong winds and an engine that faltered briefly Marco Broggi. 40, piloted his 15 kg hang glider from Altdorf in central Switzerland over the Gotthard Pass to Ambripiotta in
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      Lock icon BRITISH RIDERS BOYCOTT GAMES
      144 4 BRITISH RIDERS BOYCOTT GAMES LONDON, Tues. Britain's horse riders today broke ranks with other athletes and accepted government advice to boycott the Moscow Olympics in protest against Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. The British Equestrian Federation said it would not send teams to compete in the show jumping, dressage or three-day
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      Lock icon ANTI-PUFF GROUP SUES JAPAN RAILWAYS
      106 4 ANTI-PUFF GROUP SUES JAPAN RAILWAYS TOKYO, Tues. A group of four Japanese nonsmokers today sued the Japan National Railways (JNR) and the state for violating their right to breathe clean air in trains. They demanded the staterun JNR to pay them 10,000 yen _(SP2) to 100,000 yen (Ss92o) in compensation
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      Lock icon Cigarette ad blitz on Third World
      302 4 Cigarette ad blitz on Third World More 'ashes-to-ashes' victims UNITED NATIONS, Tims. AMERICAN cigarette companies, faced with lower per capita smoking rates in the United States, are stepping up their advertising in developing countries, a World Health Organisation expert said here. Dr Daniel Horn, a member of the UN agency's
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      Lock icon Suicide trend
      34 4 JAKARTA, Tuet. Suicide has been a common thing on the Indonwtan tourist Island of Bali where at least two people kill themselves In a week, the Armed Forces Bulletin reported today. AFP.
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      Lock icon New Zealand shuts door on cosmonaut
      216 4 New Zealand shuts door on cosmonaut WELLINGTON, Tuesday NEW Zealand has refused Soviet cosmonaut Vladimir Shatalov a visa, Prime Minister Robert Muldoon announced today. Lie v t c n a n t -Gener a 1 Shatalov, a veteran of three space flights, was to have visited New Zealand as guest
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      Lock icon Save energy or face blackouts, Thais told
      273 5 BANGKOK, Tues. The Thai Government today ordered major electricity conservation measures, including the curtailing of evening television programmes and compulsory peakhour factory stoppages. The measures were announced after a cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda approved conservation proposals to avoid possible
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      Lock icon Woman soldier jailed for molesting GI
      164 5 Woman soldier jailed for molesting GI NUREMBERG, Tuesday IN THE first such application of its new sexual harassment rules, the US army has sent a female soldier to jail, demoted and fined her for sexually harassing a male GI, an army spokesman said today. A US military court at Nuremberg
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      Lock icon Tope suffers from blood disease'
      81 5 Tope suffers from blood disease' ROME, Tues. An Italian magazine said today Pope John Paul n has been suffering from severe mononucieosis for 22 years, requires frequent blood transfusions ana has worked himself to near collapse. The copyrighted story by the weekly magazine L Europeo was the second report In
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      Lock icon Top Turkish official shot by terrorists
      127 5 Top Turkish official shot by terrorists ANKARA, Tuesday TERRORISTS shot and critically wounded a top-ranking government official and his driver today in an attack observers said marked "a new dimension" in Turkey's political unrest. Mr Bulent Ozturkmen Deputy Undersecretary for Trade, was shot in his car on a busy downtown
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      Lock icon Spassky and Portisch draw
      96 5 Spassky and Portisch draw MEXICO CITY, Tues.— Chess grandmasters Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and Lajos Portisch of Hungary played to a draw on Monday in the fourth game of their quarterfinal match in the Work) Candidates Tournament. The Hungarian won the opening game on March 30 in Mexico
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      Lock icon 'LEANING' TOWER OF NORTH SEA
      118 5 'LEANING' TOWER OF NORTH SEA THE ■•tel platform, Hearik Ikm, listing mare thaa degrees la Stevaager la N arway «a Sunday. The rig wu tmgntuti to realaee the Alexander KkUMd which eapstMri la the Narth Bea last nMath tomdag 123 people. Ob M««day a spake*maa far the Stevaager Drllllai Company,
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      Lock icon Raid stiffens Israel's stance on autonomy
      368 5 Raid stiffens Israel's stance on autonomy JERUSALEM, Tims ISRAEL today cited the Palestinian seizure of child hostages at an Israeli farm settlement yesterday as a fresh reason for limiting Palestinian autonomy and keeping a tight grip on occupied Arab land. Prime Minister Mena chem Begin denounced the Palestine Liberation Organisation
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      Lock icon Sadat vow to settle Palestinian issue
      257 5 WASHING ON, Tues VOWING to put the Palestinian issue "on the road to a just settlement," Egyptian President Anwar Sadat opened talks today with US President Jimmy Carter on how much self-rule Arabs are to have in Israeli-held territory. Guarantees for Israel's security were
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      114 5 BEIJING, Tues. A curtain rail has appeared above a controversial mural at Peking's new international air terminal which depicts nude and half-naked women splashing water over each other in an Asian Garden of Eden. The mural, one of a set devised by a group of
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    $370,000 TO BRING IN THE TOURISTS
    133 6 $370,000 TO BRING IN THE TOURISTS PROMOTIONAL activities costing US$l6l,OOO (*****,000) were approved at the 17th general meeting and 22nd marketing committee meeting of the East Asia Travel Association which ended yesterday. The two-day meeting reviewed the past year's activities and studied ways to improve marketing programmes of the six
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    Swing to metric
    66 6 THE Housing and Development Board has announced the conversion of all its ex-gratia compensation rates for resettlement cases to the metric system of measurements from this month. Assessment notices sent to squatters being resettled are related to the areas they occupy. A spokesman said last night the
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    Teachers' fete
    31 6 DR TONY TAN, Senior Minister of State (Education), will attend the annual dinner of the Science Teachers Association of Singapore at the Merlin Hotel on Saturday at 8 p.m.
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    Woman who 'reached out for the stars'
    402 6  -  LIHGPOONWAH By ADVENTURE Ugh la the sky was Mas Jeaa BattoPs Idea of Me at a time whea other womea were happy to he dona-tp-earthasaau wiles. "I reached for tke stars aad I ■unost gat them," said Maw Battea, oae of the few
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    Papers' views on when TUN can be set up
    445 6 THE proposed Technological University of Nanyang should be set up as soon as the Nantah campus measures up to Kent Ridge, even before the targeted date for establishing TUN in 1992. —.^^hh Making the point editorially on Monday, the Naayaag 9aag
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    Police seize posters
    33 6 POLICE yesterday seized several posters in Kallang Park scrawled with messages on the current Nanyang University issue. The posters were later taken away by officers of the Internal Security Department.
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    *****92 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep
    248 6 *****92 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep TICKET No. *****92 won '"1 the first prize of $500,000 in the Singapore Sweep drawn last night. The second prize of $150.000 went to ticket No. *****60. Third prize of $75,000 went to ticket No. *****88; fourth prize of $50,000 to ticket No.
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    3 young suspects held
    94 6 3 young suspects held DETECTIVES from Jurong police station yesterday arrested three youths believed to be responsible for a spate of hoMsebreakings and motor-cycle thefts in Jalan Teck whye and Mar- I siling housing estate. The youths aged between 16 and 17 were arrested in a predawn ambush following a
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    Films at museum
    42 6 Films at museum THE National Museum will screen three colour films for the public at its premises at 8 p.m. today. The films are entitled The Modem Photcjrapher, Working with Glass, and Nollou-^k vert. Admission is free on a first-come first-served basis.
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      253 6 Straits Times Crossword iriMi 6 Commercial gipsy? (9) mnjmnrr^ 7 Non-whites? (5) 1 Villainous colour In the wool? 8 Florence custodians uke in a (3.7.3) Ml of work full of bloomers 10 Family born to insect, an unti- 7) dy creature (C-3) 9 Laid on the lyre in the manner
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    Sage job offers to members get poor response
    210 7 Sage job of f ers to members get poor response MEMBERS of the Singapore Action Group of Elders have not responded well to Jobs offered to them under its employment scheme. Dr Lim Chan Yong, president of Sage, said yesterday that not many members had applied for these Jobs because
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    Song recital at DBS
    41 7 COUNTER tenor Tay ChengJim will give a vocal recital, with Cheung Mun Chit at the piano, at the DBS Auditorium on Saturday, April 19 at 8 p.m. Tickets at $T are available at the usual booking centres.
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    New student teachers to get full-time training
    591 7 NEW student teachers will get full-time training and will be posted to schools in batches from June. This was announced yesterday by the Director of the Institute of Education, Miss Urn Hsui Mci, who said the training period for the Diploma in Education
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    Special course for creche workers
    237 7 Special course for creche workers A SPECIAL course on child care is now being conducted for 44 creche assistants at the Institute of Education's pre-school education department The course, which began on April 2, is being held at the request of the Ministry of Social Affairs as an In-house training
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    New bank manager
    45 7 MR CANOIDO BANDUCCI has been appointed Bank of America's Singapore country manager, replacing Mr Harry Garschagen, who is now group vice-president for the bank's Chicago office. Mr Banducci, who last served as senior manager of the bank's Milan branch, assumes duty today.
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    Chess AGM
    23 7 THE Singapore Chen Federation will hold its annual general meeting on Saturday at 4 p.m. at Sports House in Fairer Park.
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    President of credit club committee
    95 7 MR HENRY LAU HWEE TIANG of the United Overseas Bank Ltd has been elected president of the Singapore Credit Club executive committee. The vice-presidents are Mr Neo Khay Pin of the Algemene Bank Nederland NY and Mr Alex T. G. Tan of Export Credit Insurance
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    Family outing and picnic
    63 7 THE Tanglin community centre will organise a family outing to the Chinese and Japanese Gardens and a picnic at the Mltsukoshi Garden on April 20 fom 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fee for adults, youth group members, senior citizens and children below 12 years is $8,
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    VIP guest
    39 7 THE Minister for Law and Science ft Technology, Mr E. W Barker, will be the guest of honour at the Singaore Institute of Planners' eighth annual dinner at Shangri-La Hotel on April 18 at 7 30 p.m.
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    Lagoon closed
    17 7 THE swimming lagoon in East Coast Park wfll be closed on Tuesday for maintenance work.
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    Science talks to help Pre-U students
    161 7 Science talks to help Pre-U students TEST-TUBE babies. lasers and science and foreign policy are some of the tantalising topics of talks scheduled for pre-university students at the Science Centre. The talks, organised by the centre and the PreU Science Talks Committee, are the latest in a series prepared for
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    Lots of food for thought in ministry's hygiene push
    393 9 A MONTH-LONG project will be started soon to teach food handlers to serve cleaner food. It will be followed by tougher action against those who persist in unhygienic practices. The Environment Ministry which is behind the project said yesterday that it
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    Deed of Bravery Award: 3 factors count
    219 9 Deed of Bravery Award: 3 factors count THREE factors, among others, are taken into account in making the Deed of Bravery Award which has not seen a recipient since its inception five years ago. A spokesman for the National Youth Panel said yesterday there must be significant risk involved which
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    Family Day Care scheme launching
    125 9 Family Day Care scheme launching THE Kolam Ayer Residents' Committee Zone E is holding a get-together tea party to launch the Family Day Care pilot scheme at the constituency's community hall at Kallang Bahm on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. Residents who have volunteered their services under the scheme have been
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    Draw date
    40 9 THE drawing date of the donation draw in aid of the Siglap community centre extension fund, sponsored by the Laguna Park Residents' AaoscUtion has been extended to June 28. Results of the draw will be published on July
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    The last supper for hardware worker
    285 9 The last supper for hardware worker A HARDWARE shop worker died and one of his friends was severely injured when a gang attacked them with chairs while they were having supper on Monday night. The attack came when the dead man, Mr Sng Ah Leng, 41, of Eunos Crescent and
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    Rising US orders for Spore printers
    316 9 Rising US orders for Spore printers AMERICAN printers and publishers, pleased with the quality of printing In Singapore, are placing more orders here. An article in The Singapore Printer, a bi-monthly of the Master Printers' Association, quotes a Trade Department report as saying that US imports of printed matter from
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    Committee set up to redistribute Silo-Pieu shares
    231 9 Committee set up to redistribute Silo-Pieu shares THE task force headed by the National Trades Union Congress secretary-general, Mr Lim Chee Onn, has formed a committee to study how Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and Pioneer Industries Employees Union (Silo-Pieu) supermarkets' shares will be distributed among the 10 or more smaller
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    MAN WHO SUFFERED RASHES LOSES CASE
    149 9 MAN WHO SUFFERED RASHES LOSES CASE A FOREMAN who lost his job after he contracted "industrial dermatitis" (a skin ailment) in the course of his work, yesterday lost his civil claim for damages against his employer. Mr Dorai Gabriel Nathan, 56, suffered rashes on his palms and the back of
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    Beach tour
    24 9 THE Tanglin community centre will organise a tour to Desaru beach on April 27 from 7 30p.m. Those interested should telephone *****22
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    Club to hold party for ESN children
    73 9 THE Inner Wheel Club (Singapore East) will hold a party for educationally sub normal children tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Katong Special School in Arthur Road. The party is to cele- brate the club's fifth anniversary. The school has about 100 students.
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    Yes Sir! There's a chip on your shoulder
    121 11 IP y— Ulak, trtn IttHaf at th? atctare, that Sir Stomtert Rafflef baa a chip aa Us ahaaMer, yaa'r* right. Bat tMa tUtae Wfiwrr^ (•wUer M BMt Quur hM nwn Uuui chip m*rks trMn tke rteeT •Utar atker italM wkld k*vr mi*
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    'Complaint against 2 lawyers dismissed by Law Society'
    1392 11 ALLEGED DEFAMATION SUIT Clarification Applications Inquiry Complaints THE High Court heard yesterday that the Law Society's inquiry committee had dismissed a complaint made to the society against two lawyers Foo See Juan and C. S. Wu the complainant in both instances being
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    Gun thief theory leads to tighter security
    181 11  -  PAUL WEE By SECURITY at the Pearls Hill police baracks has been tightened because of fears that an intruder might be trying to steal firearms from detectives living there. The fears were aroused by a recent spate of barrack break-ins in which the
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    New prices for gold
    47 11 THE Singapore Chinese Gold and Silver Merchants Association raised the prices of gold by 1100 a tahil yesterday. The new prices are: $1,600 for every tahil of 240-carat gold; $1,300 per tahil of 22-carat gold and $1,360 for every tahil of pound gold.
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    BROTHERS WHO DIED IN ONE FELL SWEEP
    202 11 BROTHERS WHO DIED IN ONE FELL SWEEP TWO brothers who went fishing late one night were swept away by strong currents while wading to shore, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Jamil bin Ismail, 29, and his brother Sa'ad, 23, both despatch riders, were fishing off Pulau Terumbu on Feb 20.
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    Misadventure at sea
    100 11 A 16-year-old youth, Azman bin Hamid, died soon after a swim off Labrador Beach on Dec 26, a coroner's court heard yesterday. One of his six companions that day, Mr Mazlan bin Mohd, told the court Azman had gone on swimming while the others rested. But, being
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    Witness: I've got certs without injections
    559 12 THE former deputy managing director of Singapore C A E Tours, Mr Albert Hee See Yet, told a district court yesterday that he had always obtained international certificates of vaccination against smallpox and cholera without having the required injections. "I feel uneasy if I
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    Husband drowns on first picnic after wedding
    104 12 Husband drowns on first picnic after wedding ON her Brat pteaie f«w okMtfct after her wes% dbw, SHI Martan bintl Wa&iun, 21, last her ■urmad. Her husband, Mr AbdaJ Maid Makaaj. M, atowßeibMt Susty at B— t— Mm*. A Berlta HarUa rrp«rt saM tfc* cm pie had me wttfe 11
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    Asean trade meeting
    62 12 ABOUT 50 senior officials from the Ministries of Trade and Commerce of five Asean countries will attend the committee on Trade and Tourism here today. Hie three-day meeting at the Department o( Trade will review trade relations with the developed countries and will discuss Asean tariff preferences.
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    Price of going a step too far
    129 12 A SINGAPORE Air Force sergeant learnt yesterday the price of going beyond the bounds of friendship. All went well at first for Set Tan Swee Hoe, 24, when he met a woman at a bus atop in K»'**"g Road at about 6.20 p.m.
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    'Sarsi' in Chinese is the issue: Judge
    428 12 CAN the Fraser Neave claim^^B^l trade mark proprietorship wer^HPß the Chinese characters (at right) Ptt^fl for "sarsi water"? i^fl Mr Justice Sinnathuray said in ■^^H the High Court yesterday that the issue before him was not over the E English spelling, but the
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    Five ways to improve Mandarin
    78 12 Five ways to improve Mandarin THE Bukit Merah citizens' consultative committee, will organise five events in conjunction with the Promote The Use Of Mandarin campaign. They are: An oratorical contest on Friday, a Chinese chess competition from Sunday to April 19, an essay writing contest on May 25, a poster
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    Officials of Sapes
    42 12 THE Singapore Association of Personal and Executive Secretaries has re-elected Mary Ho as its president Other officials are: Mary Nan (vice-president), Yvonne Yap (secretary), Mary Chee and Sharon Ho (assistant secretaries), Catherine Tan (treasurer),' and Anne Ong (assistant treasurer).
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    Asia Marine
    31 12 MR Chua Chor Teck. president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers, will open the Asia Marine "80 at World Trade Centre on April 15 at noon. I
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      153 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp 1 SO THAT5 ALL YOU I I WAS f THAT'S I NOW, AFTER A ~> FOB&IVE THESE COMMERCIALS <5O ON HAVE TO DO- ONLY A LIKELY MCCSA6C FOQM ~?ME, DEAR, AND ON X WISH THEVto/ STARE AT THOSE WATCMIN© STORY/ OUR SPONSOR,
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Two US agents helped nab pushers
      297 13 Two US agents helped nab pushers KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday TWO American undercover drug enforcement officers helped in the arrest and conviction of four Malaysian traffickers who were sentenced to death by hanging yesterday- Mr William Feaser and Mr Michael Powers, both American agents attached to the US Drug Enforcement Adminstration,
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      Lock icon Channel survey
      65 13 JOHORE BARU, Tues. Malaysia has completed a survey of its side of the Neoas Channel of the Tebrau Straits which separates Johore state from Singapore, Johore Harbour Master Captain Hamzah Mohamed Noor said yester- Captain HimMh said the Singapore team was still surveying its side of the channel
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      Ban 'Islam' from names, says Rais
      125 13 SEREMBAN, Tuesday. CHIEF Minister Datuk Rais Yatim has suggested the government consider banning the use of the term "Islam" in the names of political parties in the country. This would avoid misunderstanding among Muslims and prevent parties from using religion for their political ends.
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      Joys, tears and pains of marriage
      248 13 K. LUMPUR, Tuaa. RIBBER Research laalttato werker, Mr Hadeaaa Jail, wha was ItifcfJ la hlsi ■ls»fiix*h by fibber* m flatf day. was all awed aat el heaattal the aext day, far a law hew to attoad hta weidtoj. At Ma weddbg, the 24-year-eld brMegrwm,
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      Lock icon OFFICIALS PROBE BOYCOTT LINK
      99 13 IPOH, Tues. The Izzuddin Shah religious school authorities are investigating the possibility of a connection between the recent unrest at the school and at the Ungku Omar Polytechnic here. State Secretary Mohamed Khalil bin Haji Hussein, who is also chairman of the school's board of directors,
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      Lock icon Auction coins stolen
      66 13 KUALA LUMLPUR. Mon. Three coins valued at $600 were stolen just before a Malaysian Numismatic Society auction was to start at in the Majestic Hotel here on Sunday The Items are a 50-cent 1890 Straits Settlements coin valued at $180, a China Klrin province silver crown valued
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      Lock icon New look
      31 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malayan Railway booking and reservations office here will be expanded and modernised by June, its Director of Comerce. Mr Abdul Rahim Osman said today. NST.
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      Wider powers to freeze land
      138 13 Wider powers to freeze land KUALA LUMPUR, Mm. Tke NatUui UMd e*4e Is to be ameadrd to eapvwer State g«vpnuneato to ■nrwre. M a drvfl«pmnt tn», aay ec*a*mleaJ-MrWt4^-Of«era7^f > Uk Federal Laid* and Mlaei DiiMiifiwt, Mr NaaraM&Baterl, mH tote/ tkat by d«v etertag tie laad m a develcpmeat are*, the
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      Lock icon Man robbed twice after winning at races
      172 13 Man robbed twice after winning at races PENANG, Tues A mechanic was robbed twice while on his way home from the races with his winnings of $2,000 here yesterday. Chua Poh Seng, 28, had earlier gone To the Penang Turf Club with a friend but decided to return home before
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      Bosses meet
      46 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuei. More than 200 representatives of the Aaean Confederation of Employers will meet here at a three-day conference starting on April 26 to look into challenges of industrial relations within the region in the 1980s, the Malaysian Business Times reported today. I
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1980 LET THEM GO
    409 14 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1980 LET THEM GO THE latest American sanctions against Iran are meaningful only as a symbol that President Carter's patience is finally running out. The measures will have little, if any, practical effect on Iran and will not bring release for the American hostages.
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    COURTING INDIRA
    393 14 ON the surface it would appear that the Russians, activists that they are on the diplomatic front, are busy at work trying to tilt India into their camp. What has given rise to this impression is the convergence in New Delhi this week of top officials from three
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    Extremist 'warriors' of Malaysia silenced
    1051 14  -  THAUNQ MYINE By POLICE say they have smashed an underground Muslim organisation accused of waging a campaign to turn Malaysia into a militant Islamic state where minority races would have no rights. An official statement last week said the police had completely disrupted the subversive
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    Doers and teachers all
    1639 14  -  r k.c. goh By THE rationale for bringing Mr Devan Nair into Parliament, explained the Prime Minister, was that he might teach the backbenchers political lessons learnt over many years as a practitioner. It was hoped that Mr Nair would pass on some pointers in the
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    There's a load of junk
    616 14  -  ANDREW LESLIE Oddities in language By. THERE Is a sign outside a shop in Tomllnnor Read which always struck me as the apotheosis of oriental rhutzpah. Entirely unabashed, It proclaims to all and sundry WE BUY JUNK AND SELL ANTIQUES. This sin set me wondering
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      A junior college to cater for the 3-year students?
      337 15 THE Ministry of Education's three-year preuniversity course is just a year old and it is now time to take a look at how this course is getting on. In most of the Pre-U centres where these courses are conducted, there are
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      Making a bogey out of boogie
      197 15 I REFER to the outlandish comments made by Mr Sidek Saniff, MP for Kolam Ayer (ST, March 21): "Those who think that discos have nothing to do with drug-taking, illegal sex and other forms of permissiveness are socially myopic." Such totally unjustified, and therefore
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      Jetty at the island is regularly serviced
      133 15 Jetty at the island is regularly serviced WE REFER to the letter, "Bedevilled by danger at Pulau Hantu, by "Safety First" (ST, March 26). We would like to inform him that the jetty is being regularly serviced and we have already contacted the Port of Singapore Authority to carry out
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      'Take it or leave it' attitude in ministry's reply
      240 15 I HAVE been following the recent debate on expaJtriate teachers in Singa■mre. My friends and I jjfclly support the Ministry ?of Education in the re•cruitment of expat teach- However, the ministry actply (ST, March 28) to ■the letter, "Throwing JJmoney away
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      Waiting for HDB to explain about 1 executive flats
      438 15 m "^HE TIME has come for She Housing Board to Mhrow some light on its executive flats. •■Many applicants who applied for these flats feel *lhat they have been taken 3or a ride by the HDB. 1 When the board first
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      Potted plants pose no peril to passers-by
      166 15 WE RECEIVED a notice of severe warning from the Housing Board forbidding us to hang potted plants along the common corridor outside our flat, We see no justifiable reason why there should be such a stringent regulation against hanging of [Sse^no danger of
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      Firms should provide for effective training schemes
      149 15 Firms should provide for effective training schemes I REFER to the letter, "How can we benefit?" by "Contributor" (ST, March 7). The fundamental purpose of the Skills Development Fund is to effect the upgrading of skills and technology in Singapore through the provision of effective training programmes which will enhance
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      Hand babies over to those who want them
      226 15 Hand babies over to those who want them IT IS alarming to read in the Straits Times recently about the increasing number of abortion cases, especially repeat abortions. Such an irresponsible act results in the deliberate termination of life. Shouldn't this life be spared and given a chance to survive?
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      Police at Turf Club junction
      75 15 WE WISH to inform your writer, Mr E.K. Sim ("It would help," ST, Feb 14), that presently there is no proposal to build an overhead pedestrian bridge at Bukit Timah Roi.d near Swiss Club Road. During days when horse racing is held at the Turf
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        H'kong
        327 16 HONGKONG: The market closed lower in thin trading yesterday, and the Hang Seng Index shed 13.16 points to close at 773.82, brokers said. Interest rate worries continue to affect the market and dealers reported rumours of possible rights from Hongkong Land and Hutchison Whampoa which both report results this
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        Sydney
        288 16 SYDNEY: Speculation on increasing tension over the US hostage crisis would see a renewal of support for commodity prices, helped push up share values on the Sydney stock exchange after one of the quietest openings of the year yesterday, brokers said. Early gains on the Hongkong gold market. promoted
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        Tokyo
        374 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday, following President Carter's decision to sever diplomatic relations with Iran, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 54.52 to close at 6.682.54 points, with a volume of 360 million shares. The New index closed at 455.99. dwwn 2.88 points. Yen Ajinomoio Aka.
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        Produce prices
        121 16 CHIN EKE Pr*«ser JTirOaagl, Bkajasan. aasa etatat arkMa par pacal yeat«r«ay: Ciiml ail: Bulk 889 sellers, old drum $105 sellers, new drum $108 sellen. Ceam: Mixed (loose) UK/Coat $58.00 buyers. t>illir: Muntok AST A white fob IW. NLW $320 00 sellers. Sarawak white fob 9T* NLW $305 00
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        GOLD
        156 16 THE KHjOBAR market far gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 139.395 aad closed at 138.624 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at USJS24 00,527 00 and was sold down on prom-uking to a tow ot (514.00, ***** In the afternoon, small buying interest from Europe helped lift the
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        NYork
        224 16 NEW YORK, Mod.- Rising international tensions and worry that the US economy may be due tor a hard (ail pushed stock prices sharply lower in slow trading. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 15.79 points to 768.34, and declines outpaced advances nearly four-to-one as turnover rose to 29 million
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        TIN MARKETS
        58 16 THE STRAITS tin price jumped another (20 to $2,320 per picul (equivalent to $38.36 per kilo, up 33 cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 49 '/j tonnes to 134 tonnes. The London market was closed on Monday. NEW YORK: Spot tin was quoted at 785.00
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        RUBBER
        344 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with April RSS One buyers quoted at 3Z1.00 cents per kilo, up two s iaid 1 Afternoon prices advanced slighUy on reserve of sellers, trade and speculative buying. Values rose further after the close on higher London opening advices.
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        Closing prices
        36 16 Closing prices sssgs.tr 118 April: 321.00 cent* (up 2.00 cents) Malaysia: April: 323.50 cents («P 0**11*") TUI: Mf 2,320 (up $20) (equivalent to $38.36 per kilo) (up 33 cents) Official offering: 134 ionneu (up 49^ tonnes)
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      355 16 AS lavMten etMtteaet! U dlspUy a lack af toterctrt at the Hagifwre st«ek markrt yerterday mm Light wlUat, t4t*k place aad kwses were dUtrib-texl irrwi a brtwd tnmt Twswver sm.ag th« varl•«s PMitera wm relatively law, apart fr«tn market leaders Haw Par aad Sin* Darhy. The
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      117 16 THE US dollar tinned la tarty tnd- l-mont* I -3215 2-mooUi THE US dollar tinned In early trading to 12.3215 .25 but eased on heavy commercial aelling to close at C-3130 40 In the Singapore torn market yesterday. Is Use with the Asian dollar deposit rate*, the
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      343 16 lj-<i i cjumuih I airs ai «j.w yin quoted y««t«rday (cfo««)p«my etmnf L*c*l d*lUn Uw ■■It If etga earreaey: JS dollar 2.3120 2.3130 2.8196 -18.00 Sterling pound 4.9475 4.9625 7.3469 -32.65 \ustralian dollar 2.4795 2.4845 3.4286 -27.68 MZ dollar 2.1535 2.1575 3.4286 -37.04 Canadian dollar 1.9455 1.9475 Laeal
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      26 16 THE average rate at which majwr Slm*a\pa)re I haaks are eurreaUy prepared to lead to their best I rastomers Is IM per ceat.
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      1371 16 THE Ual In— mil rrmOf Mir at the ckm dTHUmtm m the SMck Kickuwt et Staf» pan jwwi itaj r—f rail vttk tfce prrvkwi dWt frtm MgMtar wttk Wlf Wfk aad km Addled lor scrip hflits taw). l Hi«k Low Coapur Sal. section one INDl STIUL COMMUCIAL III
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      302 16 Cosing tone: Easier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 3,533,000 units valued at $11,158,000. Industrials accounted, for 2,027,000, finance 416,000, hotels 139,000, properties 506,000, debentures, loans and bonds 10,000, plantations 423,000, minings 12,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 396,000 units valued
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      1225 16 BID aad oiler prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown la Uackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sen". Bit Board
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      1507 16 BID and alter pricw oOclally Utttd and hininm In tod reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yeaterday with the number at aharea traded stiown In bracket! In kxj of 1.000 unlu uniraa othenraw apeciHed ■NDUSTBIALfi Am (3.006) tliiaili ll») (1) 3.M Aleaa (2O4B 2 MS) (1) 110
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      98 16 Bata (M pays 16 per cent KUALA LUMPUR: Bata (Malaysia) BM announced a pre-tax 1979 profit of MJ7.90 million ($5.34 million), on sales of 568.1 l million ($56.24 million). A final dividend of 16 per cent (14 per cent) gross, making a total of 22 per cent (20 per cent)
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      639 17 THE OVERSEAS Union BMk is fast building up a formidable 4 international investment management capability. Hot on the heels of taking a stake in an Australian investment company, the bank will soon unwrap yet another investment management venture. The new entity, this time a
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      668 17 Federal Cables' group profit triples to $8.67 m FEDERAL Cables, Wires and Metal Manufacturing came through strongly last year with record earnings to re-establish itself as a viable and profitable concern. Group pre-tax profit tripled to M 58.67 million for the financial year ended Dec 31, 1979, from $2.92 million
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      422 17 SANYO Industries (Malaysia), reporting a significant rise in earnings last year, has announced that, it -ill substantially widen its capital base through a rights and special issue. For the year ended Dec 31. 1979. Sanyo chalked up a 35.S per cent increase in pretax profit
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      404 17 Pre-tax profit at Gold Coin falls to $9.58 m PRE-TAX pram at G«M C«ui Ml to M million f»r tmt DhmW ymr tmiti Dee SI, IW, compared wtthflMS milllM prevtottty, as s> rwalt *f the higher east «f foe*mill r»w material*. Tmtb* ver tar the period me 14 J per
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      578 17 Illl m m m n m s m SmL united overseas land limited (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) PROPOSED LOAN STOCK ISSUE WITH REGISTERED SUBSCRIPTION WARRANTS As announced on 21st March 1980, the Directors have proposed, subject to the approval of Ordinary Stockholders at an Extraordinary General Meeting to
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      272 17 THE COMPAMES ACT (CHAPTER ISS) FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS CONTRIBtTORIBS Name of company: Handiware Private Limited Address of Registered Office: formerly of B-71, Golden Mile Tower Beach Road. Singapore 07)8 Number of Matter: In Companies Winding up No 49 of 1978 Date Time of Meeting Creditors 16th day of April
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      476 17 <A/f*L/A/£S IZSLS m> 4 Singapore Airlines Limited invites 4 A) TENDER FOR THE FABRICATION AND A DELIVERY OF AIRCRAFT TRANSIT Mf SERVICE CART W A (TENDER REF 393) m B) TENDER FOR THE STRESSING, FABRI- \> CATION. DELIVERY AND COMMISSIONA ING OF ENGINE WORK PLATFORM 4 W (TENDER REF 394)
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      630 18 AT YOU« SERVICE «ATES SECTION INDEX />fr X I TaNjphoiM S«rvic.: *****22 I/^ j^^^^gf\ tf\ B% Mondoy-Fndoy 830 o m -500pm Ord«orr 70 cf« pw word (mm JI 0 50) I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE 284-***** T«no»Cmr. 9Morn -500 p m ((vi^vTsi T^ VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS 1 ijp^Po^L^Ro^ y^fm'-'toO pm
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      788 18 I IHW«U.E*SHOPPIItSGUIDE LbIW BB^bB f I^cZr^ tSlanss/tdio customers r,T^^^uX^t!l^ I TOOL DIVISION JKSSJSyiJS; WILLIAM JACKS«. for sale and exchange CO. (SINGAPORE) A't™etl»e membership PTE LTD S?wfaa.tßr sole agents Bg™ FOR JONES SH'PMAN counts ror memDers I GRINDING oi'prsvr*- H machines e-P"~'-I'-: .T HAS COML TO OUR NOTMNIVno PT- LTD Ul
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      790 18 11 HEMPLOnWIT K A r>.wlv *.t.bU»hod Buudlna~liuin~ AH ESTABLISHED COMPANY rr ssisszsßr- lfif§^§s —JT SKSSKsSrt Knowlid^e orixpVrlence In A***** BSft. H rEMALEmEXOJ.RATO.CUhelpful TYPIST 25-40 years of age. o^,u»-_-«i. t,.o^^^^."::^ rTTL—.-^ 38-S^-tt« S2£ A^.'W.r'fSKSS'ia. Z.Z^V~2ZngZ 3 hook-keep'ng livrty is •sswillal. H. mu.t bo »sH- Prevloui experience neces r*'^s^fc2S« ,JL IvL^^ .*x?
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      747 18 II II EWPtOYHWT I AUOIT CLERK 8 REOUIRED ur CLERICAL ASSISTANT REOWREO Si=,~? S^=|s;» SSrSSS S'Ssr"'"»; »«°.V nJL SrtlPrr''V" b'r r"^ female book-keeper > jgg-—— E"rer,cer w 2 *JJ^2, 10"^ 81 "S^ S«JSSU 3 £«?SSSS experl- WHo H- K,^,, Good command of English T ltL:2Z»m ed^'an" S^eS?S? typewriter Must be
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      719 18 I lIEWIOYMtNT r»r»pOPT riFHItR BFr ITpTn'^^^^*™"""*"^"*""— |sS£H| s»s«js=s SSSrSS r,,„.,.,:„ ««ry. Spore M3B <P.,r01., the post app.led for Maxwell Road Post Office. s a'j»'y commensurates wrh Spore qualifications and experience SSSS2S^ ssfiassawr -^^Sa!?l^^ THE ADVERT..ER Room Prlnsep Street. Spore MAXWELL ROAD.O^BOX „n FEMALE CLERICAL ASSISTANT KSir«»:T«saVr15sr: m'"lm'"1 G°Wh"lG°Wh"1 FEMALE CLERKS
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      2935 19 II EMPLOYMEMT j II EMPLOYWEUT E^LOYWEWT II EMPLOYMENT [~1l EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant W——^^ SSSr 1"' i-leriCMl a*. Z^ requires FEMALE mvi^d to appry for the aeove ?Ol<!r.rm,?.S CE l-evel CerUflcate. 2) Able to type at a speed Of ♦5 W.p.m. «2Ss&3ff' saaaßsaa.^crroirnDDK. 'MOBTP^^ P(B) o 9M9^°n *>FOsrra r *0ulr*s
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      305 19 UKI l^B I ■■■>■ lm, -^SSSSr* wall Corporation u.S A We Invlle applications from sultably qualified candidates ror the following positions MAINTENANCE SSffi! SSSff m maintenance preferably on K*S Auto Bonder and must be willing to work on rotating sh.fu Salary shall commensurate with qualifications and experience Intere,ted candidate, please
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      426 20 II EHFLOYMEMT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT W) r.^ai.j^.l laP^^^^^^^^^^^H d> r*ctajc«i I AIWA/ATLAS 1 ff^^^M^m QfiCW -P^ B nnrnaTAOC a9 OPERATORS >• AaV K^k. vJa |K^>4fl CM A I W«^«^^P* I aam^«i^Q^^l al^ I I \^l^*>| II llßffiHiTSiUiiyi ||KiUiUia uv'^; :^-?i:''»*^' iD^^ffi^^^B "^^^Ki iHfflMriM HTfnmV Q..
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      364 20 rnWUUI»IIWn K^aVJaa^vf OPERATORS KAyl M 4- jSiSS^K lllO** a^^T\*J«|C^ aTl^Wt*"^^ a^^L! «ftVD I imtfF^ amm %*JttV V kl^^ JVJ^| Yl"^ «<Q Ckam. 4^» ■bW^"> tCW^ l^r^^ afca^^^ l^T vie I «TiN I ftkV^ I mmmmmmmmmmmmmd I S"DAYWORK IrTst;;:r-,: O crnoc u/noif SCOP^ ORK .^•^""^'•W. I Iwbr/il^^) VKAn// i TELEVISION P»T-M
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      476 20 invitaa applicant* (of th« ■^■^■■^B wiowinfl:- j^p^^c^,,.. '^s^" :i§iF (2) MALE/ B MALE^EMAt E Expartanea net mcm- **STT M*"V TK>9 bul mal •PP»- Uniforms allowance, attendctnti mull htvt com- ance incentives special job pl.l»dNS allowance. special/ promotional/ annual (3) LORRY Increment EKC*rkmc not cVrnp^lon?".^ Exp»rMmc» net naeas Aircondltloned canteen tary
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      385 20 "3 B 3 j Hf J J^r^ |.3 j j~ftf JOf VO** t 1 jS^T A\ f^ 3 U M L_ J^m P"" A^B^^ MmJ M M ij-f^ i^Tsf IbT4^bWP^ H 3» j IXtZ^ B^^"^ i CT^^r^Br KafaJ fi Q H »y.*lr H O^^*s»> ff^aaM •JfJ 5 9 <>^ \^L\.
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      528 21 1 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT II Wa^aamamlmoftha 31 Situation. V^nt H.^h, Group GENERAL WORKERS «i «_^._^j tor our Jurono Factory I) Production R*quir*m*nl. Age 17 years and above. a Candidates must be pre-n»^onp»o-ENT«.,,teltd pared to do 3 shifts. wtMtly requires -AL.f^oocTK.wo^.R. home pay up to Applicants should
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      684 21 e.^orT™^"?'g££. Sport. Or 'WKTSSSSffii*™" j-J^gteßK p?-nuSS«^{?-?^V plax invitaa appticaltons Box A***** »'om auitabla qualiliad Clinic NURSE WANTED in Tan candkialaa to HH lha tol- gl,nTre!T^i£"e^no[ e2SI lowing poaitkm*:- "al but must be able to type Tel BM A) TELEPHONE COLEMan coffee HOUSE re OPERATOR/ rS^SE^ RECEPTIONISTS ai.ppiSTSSi X B, POOL
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      608 21 ouiEsV*,HWha^°u,Pr;sNMTn- I-• --k JSSI"^-.,*^^^^ r^^^^^^ CLEANER and able to ride motorcycle Sal- I f »ry $280 Apply personally at: 602- I a Cleaning of offices 10 M»"h»^" ."<>"«• Chin tolleU. etc. Swe« Road. Spore 0316. T«l a Must be honest and hardworklne I "n^'^.r^Tk^mV GENERAL &ffiXr» WORKERS -ES32S3S al resume,
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      655 21 "*PIWO 'oot( SE^ER > SoVi!' m's^hoo.^bookThop^ L JB_ ~I -^I^'^^ IHffitfa-S JiSoS?f9oVi% fc—^m»^mm»mm»»»mi invites aDDlications for applications for PAPER SORTER w ■> (F«mal«\ -JlAlll ITITTI .n o«, pSdlli rtm.n, C"# JtUO R^.iZlT-^^^"" 1 Able U, read.speak and write jWSUJ M Applications are Invited for the "mama:- following posts: Starting salary
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      497 21 EMPLOYMENT f f,f',^l iARL 1113^ V 1 invilaa applicanla Irom SirvgaORIENTAL RESTAURANT P<»»« eilixana lo fill lha lollowiant udkioi in 0 positions ?BEdSk (CLEMEnI,, 1) RESERVATIONS rt^,^«"—-"" CLER*S 'js?*"", *""J!^, (D m ,tJlii/M« OuaHHcationr FLOOR SUPERVISORS M-aZT- ,k k Sssr_ gSSBKT: X» te» -Ug;^- DS w^rte^m^dTnLl^ Bedok.Clementi Uonal Service need
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      785 22 H WLOYIKMT j II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES I BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS HI VEHICLES BOATS M*^^^^M^^^^^^MM* "ART-TIME WAITRESSES REOLHREO at The Captains Cabin. 65. 31 Situations Vacant Serangoon Oarden Way T-l SI Bmwnona VBCani gosm. Call penonally for interview BBBb»BB«d»d»d»d»d»Bd»bb»»Bd» PtMtic Iniocnon MoMkkng Factory A) G*mmrml r^m— *****rmM ROTATION SHIFT
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      744 22 f/^ ~Bk wanioo f 1 captains I STOREKEEPER a WaTtrMSES DISPENSERS I Local branch of foreign firm with experience I needs experienced and rellI able Storekeeper Appl, paraonally al: DE CASTLE COFFEE MOUSE Dulles involve stock invento- RESTAURANT PTE LTD J?^ptckmg Vl«. fTrde- BSS-67.K^on, Shoppy C^lr. spatfh. packing for export
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      431 22 BBBk I BBM J^^a afaVH W W V UTmJr^S I BW RaQL iS'^B^^^^ >g""*iTf W *_ll^ii^taj^ WKcV^^BbT -"iiiriM Tffi) «f9I ■■■a-l V^-IBmAI ISJ l&f TT^^_^ f-TaWaWt^ 1 IM| UM I-.M X Lft- -a^B««ifca»la-— «W_rS™IBllBBIB#^^!^^^ V Jl^^ I _¥"fa_Ma_BTli aVfl-fP HtS B_C?"B^»aa».____B_____l B___ ~aW 18% I lUUIIdI rTi ji_ i wLm
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      975 22 BEAUTIFUL 1876 BMW 520 Casselle po Wer amplifier aircond. 43 Vehiclas For Hira selling $39,000 ono Contact VeniClM I-OC Mirt LATE 1874 BMW 520 Cassette, air—.——^^—^^^MBB cond. eligible for PARF $26,000 AIRCONO CARS ANO DaLsun C2O No dealers Mrs Telly. *****92 pickups for rental Tel *****20/ .MnMTM.-,n.MnMTM.-,n 2X*'** SMi^l,i, o
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      535 22 1673 124 SALOON SporU rims aircond. new paint, private owner $8,600 ono View: Blk 30, 49 K.mKeal Avenue. Spore 1231 1874. FIAT 130. Automatic Limousine Power steering, power windows, new tyres o,"^'™->,Co?«,,Co?«,,l!°? n?f/ c" t. U> *****2 ***** *****1 0 Pauline Xlnesse Enterprises Pte Ltd 103. Ist fir. Central B.dg.
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      505 22 LATE 1672 MERCEDES 280K One owner, accident free, aircond. Mirhelin tyres Tape and radio $9,500 Tel 456i:«2 MERCEDES BLNZ 230. 1970 AIrcond. original tyres, tape $8200 ono Contact *****47 «K"CEO€S 1871 200 Oood condlt,on Tel *****97. $13,300 "«"«DE« M MWLI IJ7 ,A and road lax $68 500/- Tel -i^"" owner,
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      2856 23 111 VEHICLES I BOATS 111 VEHICLES 4 BOATS 11 IV ACCOWMODATIOW A PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 1070 TOYOTA CEUCA liflback. 1 owner, alrcond. radio/ cassette. 45 v.hicto.Fors^. ax t>utld i.r.TOYOT..TARL«T I) Mlts.MsMCfr o^owner I H&aSL. s^jutsruna SSSL and'tjre, S?w. Bellln. $IWOO CondlUon Uk. New. T^cToMßcoLToaiantHL A^cc^dTad^cls^t'^Net 14
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      360 23 BARTLEY ROAD. (Jalan Labu M.inn). beautiful single-storey £rKZ3Lfr;si(, bu ,TaS.ReSsr.iK'aSiS" 00-<Kur-SZai^jyaE l^Z^'X^™™ Iss^rs?: ca^s 447.977/*****59 BOMOALOW. «nole-.torey Pa^jang SEo^HS %K2Z£&S£"~"™ »J:lSS£s?!££L.* uSSSn^n 3/5 bedroom, furnished/ partly furnished Immediate occupa- UNIVERSAL REALTY PTE LTD R.-E.l.l.»rt.«v*m S4O Cupp^. C«ilr. M Cupp^. Ro«l TELS23totn%°LMES) choiceresioentularea hollanoroao.dist ,o d^'S. SS^r Kully furnishedl. 4 bedrooms.
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      406 23 TREVOSE CRESCENT detached bungalow, partly lurnished !n,J:r±^ir!tf3£s "^ST,, llqur(?'^di.^Tf n^^,^ K»WK «"~7^" ..^i^^.^... at 7^TM^?^!t!«r *t 71/2 m,,SorPr?:t PP*hjang w .^2^^- ™<™ »> Flats LEONaI TOWERS. Oik A. luxun ou^ centrally airconditioned apartment with 4 carpeted bed rooms, split-level marble living l-TkSn wrarj!? 1" 1!'! S3JOO pailhjhirnlahid!" P°° t.-aag iSm'SSrtVn
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      775 24 =fi^rK,Tsr^ f'""" 1"" rcJ?* "l^SfKf"' M FlMt* pareh'?nTve P R ne.Uyp2TS COm B) FlmtS P""""'JS" 'LhTnH p,. r.rt^ nf^s Ho^l? lii^R? i V»is™m^ aiSrtmin^ sir. 2n^57o^m PtilU ?urn^hed «.TRK:T. S&2SS*TSI> M'LICOO*T .^^rFu^nVsred",I.^Please call:- KATONO. STANGCE PLACE, large iS5s 44Z1433 DIST. osn. FULLY FURNISHED 3 KBJO MANSION. HIGHEST floor 3 aircons.
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      1164 24 E^pjoT: jest 15x^0^^^^,^ l™™i^z zt, I ?.VH..B^ir?.,rsi.D, Agent* Tel. awWMB nlshed apartment dlsts 5. 9. 10. A BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSE at Call: *****54 J,1™?* 1 t'^'CHT,' s^rvant^^Tso H Te^d'/ WtT CONDO-BBUM SPLIT uV?H!LU}£m2Ln?* vt7Snt Dossesslo^? ilce?v fur L«VEL 3 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms Rooms Homeland *****34/*****14 vacanj^possession .nice. ly fur- living/dining. 2JOO
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      428 24 s TU FU AVENUE 2 1/2-storey ter- race house for sa.e Tel: 25.6M1 1) DISTRICT I*. BRANO new double-storey bungalow. 5.000 ,q ft $370,000 2) District 16. d 0U ble-storey terrace. 2.400 sq.ft. UStZASiJ" I KM. SEM.AWANO. Ja,.n ieAOTlFuu. y DECORATED furnished maisonette with 3 squwh swimming pool Th? VllSge
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      42 26 I Wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to relatives and friends Tor their kit d assistance, condolences, wreaths, donations and attendance during their recent bereavement GOD BLESS YOU ALL Tht Fsmily of tn# btfovod ALAN KOH JOO SIANG
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      38 26 wish to express their sincere thanks to doctors and nurses of > Ward 4*. S.G.H.. friends and relatives for their kind attendance. donations, wreaths and assistance during Ihew recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MAOAM LIM SEOK CHENG
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      37 26 wish to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends, business associates and colleagues for their kind assistance, prayers, condolences, wreaths, scroll! and donations during their recent be reavement. The family ol the late Mdm: Scan Khar Hiang
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      55 26 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. LIM CHEW MOK Wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to M.P and CCC Members of Farrer Park, relatives, friends for their kind assistance. attendance, condolences, wreaths, scrolls and donations dur- ing their recent bereavement. Also thanks to DotMfl ami I Nurses ol
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      111 26 HANNAH GAREH passed away peai'Hfully on 7th April aft*r a long illness bravely born Funeral on 8/4/80 No flowers please Mdm. Ngem Jee Muay passed away peacefully on 7-4-so OSttaga taanaa Block 83. 453-K. Lor 2. Toa Payoh at 10.30 a.m. on AprH for Bright Hill C'rriiutoriThough we
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      389 27 Watson tries out Nicklaus' tactic for the Masters AUGUSTA, Georgia, Tues. Tom Watson says he usually can tell when he's going to play well in a golf tournament, but he refused to say yesterday whether he has that feeling about this year's United States Masters tournament, starting on Thursday. "That
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      Sociedad set new national record
      161 27 Sociedad set new national record Sffi? 1? 1 J"? §a?^he S|£tah pK DMriM so^LeZ leaders, set a new national record of 28 consecutive matches without defeat when they beat Espanol, <* Barcelona, 1-0 yestero*/-, <^__«. rJiJ?TfcT2£? iT!Sd Young Bow BernV'last seT son's losing finalists, defeated NeuchatelXamax 1-0 in the semi-finals
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      20 27 klein denies Signing HAMBURG, Tues. -sv HamI*llll*0"*"11*"? 10 %«*£*> denied S£SH^Tsta^o^u2S po^s Potash inteSialtoSl Kenny DalglJch to replace Kevin Keegan.— UPI.
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      205 27 Mya Aye will take part in British Open JAKARTA, Tues. Veteran Burmese World Cupper Mya Aye will be making his debut in the British Open golf championship in June this Mya, currently the second-placed golfer in the overall Asian circuit standings behind Taiwan's Lu Hsi Chuen, said in an interview
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      174 27 KUNGALEV, Tues. Australia won the world Junior squash championships here, beating Pakistan 2-1 in the final. New Zealand beat England by the same margin, in the match for third placing. The United States won the women's tournament. ATHLETICS Britain's triple world record holder Sebastian Coe won the 7.202 kilometre
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      477 27 Brands Hatch, when she became the first woman to win a Formula One race. She drove her Wolf WR Four to victory in round two of the British national Formula One championship at an average speed of 183.33 kilometres per hour. Second
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      1054 27 MCQUEEN FIRST DIVMON Bolion 1 Mil hsslsr United 1, Brighton 0 Bristol City 1. Coventry 2 Derby 1, Winchester aty 1 AMoa Vina 1. Norwich 1 Crystal Palace 1. Southampton 0 WoJverhampton 3. Tottenham 1 Arsenal 2. Weat Bromwlch 0 Ipswich 0. Nottingham For est v Everton poctponcd
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      289 27 LONDON, Tut*. MANCHESTER UNITED, six points adrift of Liverpool at the start of the Easter holiday, moved to within two points of the First Division leaders with a 3-1 away win over Bolton in the English Football League yesterday. Bottom club Bolton shocked United
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      346 27 LONDON, Tues. H bookmakers here are to be believed, English holders Nottingham Forest and Real Madrid, of Spain, will meet in the European Cup soccer final in Madrid on May 28. Both will start hot favourites to build up first-leg leads in tomorrow's
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      Insider points to his chances
      271 28  -  FAIRWAY By PENANG, Tues. Insider stands a good chance of winning the Class 4, Division 3 1,200 metres race here on Saturday. The Royben four-year-old has benefited from his two races at Bukit Timah last month and showed this in a dashing workout on the
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      When the whole squad are behind you
      202 28  -  DHARSAN SINGH By THERE may be only nine players going to the Cathay Pacific-Hong-kong Bank international seven-a-side rugby championship in Hongkong but Singapore coach Natahar Bava has been having a full turnout at training sessions. It's not that there are places still available
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      24 28 BATH beat New Zealand Juniors 12-9 in a friendly rugby match at Dieppe Barracks yesterday. New Zealand Juniors led 9-6 at half-time.
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      SASA divers for Jakarta tourney
      204 28  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By THE Singapore Amateur Swimming Association nave accepted an invitation to take part in the second international agegroup and Open diving championships in Jakarta from June 23-26. The meet, organised by the Indonesian swimming authority, will feature top age-group divers from Japan,
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      Shaytan is the pick of Class One newcomers
      792 28 PENANG, Tues. Four-year-old Shaytan is the pick of the four Class One newcomers entered for the Penang Turf Club April meeting starting here on Saturday, reports FAIRWAY. A bay American gelding by Advocator out of Opening Act, Shaytan was unplaced in his
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      Less dollars a roll for bowlers in Singapore
      446 28  -  WILFRED YEO By SINGAPOREANS can carry on bowling, happy in the knowledge that they are paying one of the lowest rates fa the world for their games. Their $2 a game is a the $11 their Tahitian counterparts cough up for the
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      Thomson beat Anglican
      37 28 THOMSON SECONDARY beat Anglican High 81-55 in the national schools secondary boys' basketball championship at Thomson Road yesterday. Otter rtvalta: Secondary: Balestier Hill Technical bt Yock Eng 51-50. Post-second-ary: Hwa Chong bt Raffles 6963.
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      Easy for SC
      20 28 SPECIAL Constabulary trounced Bukom Club 5-0 in their Singapore Squash Rackets Association's Fl grade match last night
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      170 28 Thailand capture team title BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand piled up 25 points to capture the team title in the sixth King's Cup boxing tournament which ended here last night. Kenya (24 points) were second and the Soviet Union (22) third. South Korea's bantamweight Hwang Chul Soon was named "Best Boxer" of
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      Rain worries coach Thava
      150 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia's hockey squad are taking no chances in their preparation for the international quadrangular, with the rainy weather here. Chief coach C. Thavanayagam has started to put the players through their paces with workout sessions in the morning. Explained Thava: 'The move is
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      PARC held
      22 29 TAMPINES ROVERS JUNIORS drew 1-1 with Port Authority Recreation Club Selection In a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermln yesterday.
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      Warders win
      18 29 WARDERS B beat Officers B 34 in the Prisons inter-rank volleyball competition at Changi on Monday.
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      SCC stun Jansenites for first triumph
      193 29 SCC4 JANBENITES I SINGAPORE Cricket Club stunned Jansenites on 'he Padang yesterday to chalk up their first success in the Singapore Hockey Association Premier League, reports PETER SIOW. Even more stunning was the fact that, until yesterday, SCC were languishing at the bottom of
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      Willow rally to victory
      70 29 WILLOW SECONDARY beat Sang Nila Utama 9-6 In the Police Cup lower secondary rugby match at Willow Avenue yesterday. Sang Nila led by a penalty in the first half. They regained the lead with another penalty after Willow had levelled with a penalty. Willow, this year's
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      SOF runs
      28 29 THE Singapore Orienteering Federation are to organise two runs on Saturday at Nee Soon Camp and on Saturday fortnight at woodbridge. Both start at 2.30 p.m.
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      Indonesian pair among youngest for world meet
      194 29 Indonesian pair among youngest for world meet JOHNY PATTINAMA and Bahrun Dahlan are the only familiar names in the inaugural AS3AN taekwondo championships this weekend at the Gay World Stadium, repsrts PETER SIOW. Though only 17 and still at school, the two Indonesians have been around for some time on
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      Lock icon Shukor to miss Negri match
      100 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Midfielder Shukor Salleh will miss Penang's Malaysia Cup-tie against Negri Sembilan on Sunday after he sustained a right shin injury in the pre-Olympic Games Asia Group Two soccer final at the Merdeka Stadium last Sunday. The deep cut needed three stitches. "It
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      116 29 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON: National schools tournament secondary boys quarter-finals (New Town, Anderson 2); post-sec-ondary girls and boys. BASKETBALL: National junior c'ships (PA 7.15 p.m.). HOCHETT SHA EHv 2 SAFSA C v Prisons (IA 5.15). SEPAK TAKBAW: Inter-con tourney (Gay World 7.30 p.m.). SOOCBB: President's Cup Tlons Bahru v Bukit Pantans,
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      Jitta to field regulars against Perak
      432 29  - Jitta to field regulars against Perak JOE DOR AI Newcomers are not yet ready for Malaysia Cup, 50... By SINGAPORE soccer coach Jitta Singh is not planning any surprises in the selection of his squad for this Saturday's Malaysia Cuptie against Perak in Ipoh. This, of course, rules out the
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      Victoria in last eight
      44 29 VICTORIA SCHOOL qualified for the quarter-finals of tte national schools post-second-ary soccer competition when they beat Raffles 4-0 at tte Victoria School pitch yesterday. In another match, also at the same venue, Tauhonc Katoog Technical beat NaUoiaJ Junior College 20.
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      Police 2-0
      24 29 POLICE beat Jalan Besar Constituency Sports dub 3-0 in a National Football League Div 3 match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night.
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      Third win for Mehta
      201 29 NAIROBI, Tues. Kenyan businessman Shekhar Mehta yesterday became the second man in 28 years of the Safari rally to win three times, when he drove his Datsun 160J to a comfortable, halfhour margin over Rauno Aaltonen, of Finland. Mehta and Aaltonen, also in a Datsun, led
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      Favourites triumph
      67 29 LOTTO, one of the favourites, beat Associated Packaging 4723 in the National youth basketball tournament at the People's Association last night. Other results: Choon Huan 69 Yeu Melng 51, Yio Chu KanK (Track 14) 73 Katong 47, Jalan Petua 63 Yong I.ian 47. Bartley 49 Moulmeln 37, Tons
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      Immigration help Salati to enter the Big Walk
      246 29  -  By PETER SIOW NOT many people have anything nice to say about immigration officials, but Italian Salati Gianolini, I'm sure, would disagree. At least, where Sinn- r pore's immigration officials are concerned. For they have agreed to extend Salad's stay by a
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    Lock icon Boy watches as father dies in fight
    202 30 By AN 11-YEAR-OLD ■eawalaay watcaed aelptoasly m his tatter wm dabbed te death yesterday evcatfag tufas a Oght with aa SBS driver ver the driver's friwishii! with his Crmehed beside a p»Uce ear. the b«v, G«h H«eh Leaas, sabbed qai«Uy and taM pdttee
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    27 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«. Fire destroyed (our helicopters and spare parts stored In the hangar of a private company here, causing losses worth IT million Reuter.
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    120 30 NEW YORK, Tues. A week-long transport strike here has led to a big reduction in crime, except murder, according to the police. They said serious crimes such as assaults, bank robberies and burglaries were down 20 per cent over the previous week. This was
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    MOVES TO GET INDIA TO TOE SOVIET LINE
    408 30 MOVES TO GET INDIA TO TOE SOVIET LINE NEW DELHI, Tuesday TOP officials from Vietnam, Cuba, the Soviet Union and Tanzania have converged on New Delhi to sway India towards a more pro-Moscow line concerning the puppet governments of Afghanistan and Kampuchea. After stepping off a Russian-built TU-134 plane yesterday,
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    Lock icon Resigning to pave the way
    68 30 SAN SALVADOR, Tue«. The acting archbishop of San Salvador who temporarily replaced slain Archbishop Oscar A. Romero said yesterday he has resigned his post to speed the election of someone "authorised to guide this suffering archdiocese and country?^ In a telephone Interview, Monstgnor Ricardo Urioste
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    Lock icon LDP approves spy bill
    60 30 TOKYO, Tues. Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) today approved the outline of a controversial draft anti-espionage bill. The nil, designed to protect defence secrets, was proposed by the LDP following Japan's worst post-war spy scandal In which a retired major general and two serving intelligence
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    Lock icon Samrin rebuffs Sihanouk
    157 30 BANGKOK, Tues. Former Kampuchean head of state Norodom Sihanouk, who recently said conditions in his homeland were better now under the pro-Vietnamese Heng Samrin regime than they were under the proChinese Khmer Rouge, has been rebuffed by the same people whom he has favourable impressions. The Heng
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    Late CLASSIFIED Death
    59 30 Late CLASSIFIED Death JOHN PANG TONG HAK age 74 passed away on 8-4-80 leaving behind two son*, two daughters-in-law and six grand-children Cortege leaving 18 Thomson Heights on 10-4-80 at 1 OOpm for Church of the Holy Spirit and then to Chua Chu Kang Cemetery No wreaths and scrolls please
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    Lock icon Firyubin's failure
    345 30 NEW DELHI, Tutm. Ssvlet Depatv F*nign Minister NOtalal FlryiMn failed to persaade Ncsalese leaders to mm their critical stand •a the Soviet tntorventton la Afghanhrtaa. After talk! with Mr Plryabia. Nepaleae F»relga Minister K.B. Shahl said hi Kathmanda that he had mrged the Immediate withdrawal *f Soviet trMna
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      561 30 Trend examines a tug o£ love The story-line of Kramer vs Kramer is not something thought out by a clever script writer. It is one that is played out often in real life. Trend brings the issues home by examining the problem in a Singapore context and tells what factors
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        Art for learning more than appreciation
        749 1  -  KWANZI By •'EXHIBITION is a bad thinking, and finally introword." Artist Tang Da ducing the object to peoWu said: "It is showing P* oft your ability "They have philosoph JL-L >„ k* l implications behind An artist should intro- them please the eyes or
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        41 1 Att»ft*-# Bfl£t4tf) -«)«♦«»»fi* Peoples, like planets, pomew the rlgnt to an eclipse. And all is well, provided that the light returns and that the eclipse does not degenerate lato might. Hugo ts*^Wttfc&A!Kffltfj*n Soft pity eaten at an Iron gate. Shakespeare
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        Chinese without tears
        50 1 %X yu yuzu prison guard yeyu escape from prison For example, you may fuyl be imprisoned say, it** imfcn^w Jnru Ta ylh bei pan you zul rTTjAJW: o jionyu prison er ruyu. Sa5E meaning, "He was >,» j found guilty and senyWi prison officer, |orier fenced to
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        15 1 Guoposhinhezai. Thosrh the crnntry is destroyed, the imutalM umk riven rtmaim laehaiged ever.
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        64 1 Mm%x% Yi: prison; jail THIS ideograph places speech between two different forms of dogs (J and It represents a lawsuit: It*, with the two suitors bark in* at each other like dogs, ilt also means prison for the loser. And, for the winner "Win your lawsuit,
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        Life of an 'ugly duckling'
        636 2 The Life and Times of Hans Christian Andersen National Museum Art Gallery Saturday (April 12) to April 30 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Preview by QERALDINE TANG GREAT men are sometimes eccentric. Famous Danish folk and fairy story teller, Hans Christian Andersen, used to carry
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        PICK of the DAY
        765 2  - PICK of the DAY lOHN DE BOUZA By, QUITE a number of watchable programmes come your way from all directions today, but let's start off with Ch Bs Jut For You at 7.30 p.m. Taiwanese singer Jenny Tseng sings in English and Mandarin in her special show, Scintillating Star, and
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        New series on power and its role in history
        382 2 POLITICAL charisma, sonalities of the 20th the manipulation of Century like Churchill, parties, governments De Gaulle, Hitler, Mao and even nations, and and Roosevelt. the meanings and impli- Later programmes in cations of power in the series will include turbulent times.
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        128 2 FILM SHOWS for the EXHIBITION BY public at the National EMBASSY OF THE Museum at 8 p.m.: The DEMOCRATIC PEOModern Photographer, PLE*B REPUBLIC OF Working With Glass and KOREA at the National Nollouvert. Free admis- Libary lecture hall from sion. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. On till EXHIBITION OF Saturday.
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        1275 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by What's My 7.30 News and Nevmeel (Malay) Line 7.55 Happy Days 3.25 Wary of Events (Malay) J-JO CJtural W»y (Enffch) 330 Mechanism* 130 Hawai Lion In The 3.55 The New Ed Men Show 9.30 News (Enjfeh) 4.15 Intermission 9.50 Portraits
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        785 3  -  R.D. GERSH Byl THERE are no babies and few test tubes in the room known as the test-tube baby laboratory at Norfolk General Hospital. The laboratory does contain an incubator, a microscope and a stack of half a dozen small plastic petri dishes,
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        613 3  -  HIRONO SEKI in Tokyo JAPANESE children study hard but they are often spoiled and only superficially obedient to their mothers, according to a government report. The report, prepared by the Prime Minister's Office, is the Japanese part of a comparative study of child behaviour commemorating the 1979
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        762 3  -  DRL.H.S By MANY parents have asked me what paediatricians look for during the routine post-natal examination in hospital. In to-day's article I would like to give all parents an idea of what we try to do during the postnatal examination of the baby,
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