The Straits Times, 21 April 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    Lock icon JAPAN DEFIES OIL CUT-OFF
    964 1 Iran snubbed 'no' to price hike TOKYO, Sunday JAPAN, at the risk of a complete oil cut-off by Iran, has rejected a proposed Iranian oil price increase, the Ministry of Trade and Industry announced today. In immediate response, Iran has said that supplies will be cut
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    Lock icon Feud declared
    198 1 BKIN1 JEBAIL (South Leba non). Sun South Lebanese villagers who claimed responsibility (or murdering two Irish soldiers serving with the United Nations today declared a blood feud and vowed to kill any Irish troops they mieht rapture Reuter JERUSALEM, Sun. The entire 700-strong Irish contingent in the United
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    3-0 WIN OVER SABAH
    61 1 3-0 WIN OVER SABAH SINGAPORE defeated Sakak S ta tkelr Malaysia Cap saecer match at tke NaUaaal SUdlnm last Bight. Tke SMM-Htraa*. cr»\*d, who taraed ap to saapart tke aatlaaal side, were rewafsted: wltk gaals frwn Llm Taag Baaa (Mtk and 84th mlaates) and Leaag K*k Faaa (44tk). Tke vlctery
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    Lock icon More hit by drought
    52 1 ADDIS ABABA, Sun A government investigation has found that another 780.000 Ethiopians are being affected by a drought in the northern province of Wolo This brings the number of drought victims in the country to 1.780,000, with a million more facing famine in the eastern Harrar
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    Lock icon 60pc want out
    45 1 LONDON. Sun. Nearly 60 per cent of Britons want their country to pull out of the European Economic Community, and most think the partnership is dominated by France and West Germany, according to a gallop poll published in the Sunday Telegraph AP.
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    Lock icon EEC bloc I likely to impose sanctions
    176 1 EEC bloc I likely to impose sanctions BONN, Sun. Common Market countries will probably impose economic sanctions against Iran in support of US efforts to bnng about the release of American hostages held in Teheran, West German Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff has said in an interview. Count Lambsdorff said in
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    Lock icon Nearer to solution
    64 1 LONDON, Sun. Britain is moving towards a settlement of its dispute with the European Economic Community over its financial contribution, according to the Sunday Observer newspaper today. The paper said a package deal foresaw an annual cut of 1.350 million pounds (5J1.750 million) in the annual contribution
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    Lock icon $20m tea loss
    38 1 DARJEELING, Sun. Tea crops worth almost US$9 million (SJ2O million) were destroyed by hail storms in West Bengal last Thursday, industry sources said today. About 1.8 million kgs of high quality tea were lost Reuter
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    Lock icon Moments before the crash.
    57 1 Moments before the crash THE ill-fated US Navy P-3 Orion aircraft moments before it crashed into the Rainmaker Hotel (right) in Pago Pago Harbour on April 17. Six crewmen and one civilian was killed on the ground. The crash occurred after the plane had dropped a group of skydivers daring
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    Lock icon START OF IRANIAN CULTURAL REVOLUTION
    520 1 START OF IRANIAN CULTURAL REVOLUTION TEHERAN, Sun Leftists joined devout Muslims, who abhor Marxism as a godless ideology, in the anti-Shah revolution led by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny. But since its victory, friction has grown between the two factions, and early this month the ayatollah called for a purge of anti-Islamic
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    Lock icon 'S. African jet shot down'
    60 1 BERLIN. Sun. The Marxist regime in Angola claims to have shot down a South African fighter-bomber in the southern province of Cunene. the official East German News Agency ADN reported today. ADN quoted the Angolan newspaper Jornal Oe Angola as saying the plane had apparently
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    Stop it! Muslims who spread lies told
    191 1 MUSLIMS who are spreading lies about the position of the Islamic community in Singapore should stop their sinister activities, the Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr A. Rahim Ishak warned yesterday. Opening the An-Nur Mosque in Woodlands, he said these Muslims had
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    Hitler's errors
    47 1 VANCOUVER, Sun. Adolf Hitler s massive ta. ncal blunders in the closing stages ol World War Two may have been because he was "hooked" on amphetamine drugs, Americ.in psychiatrist I)i U-uii.iiil Heston told a semi nar at lh>- University of British Columbia here this VMS.
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    Lock icon Where you can either drive or drink it
    159 1 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun. Bra/i. s ambitious plan to run millions of cars on homebrewed sugar cam' alcohol instead of Opec crude oil has run into a slight snag. Some people are drinking the new fuel. Broil's, favourite intoxicating beverage b> a
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    Lee and Prem pledge to follow Asean line
    417 1  -  THE KAMPUCHEAN QUESTION By FRIEDA KOH of The Straits Times Foreign Desk TALKS between the Thai Prime Minister, Gen Prem Tinsulanonda, and Mr Lee Kuan Yew yesterday reaffirmed both governments' adherence to Asean's broad plan for solving the Kampuchean question. While answering
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    74 1 AMERICA to a sleeping gUat. It is time to wake op that giaat, to deflae his pur p«se, restart his streagth and revitalise Us will. S.Ulbk less wL'l save tke West Md tke lastltadaas «f free•Mi uwaad tke w*rid tnm tke merciless bar barism tkat tkreat- easanaU. 7 From
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    Lock icon LATEST PULLOUT FROM E. GERMANY
    67 1 LATEST PULLOUT FROM E. GERMANY BKKIJN, Sun. The Soviets withdrew mere tr««pH trta Ea*t Germany Uday, the fifth Ustalmril of mllltftry redaction Prrsldent Le«nld BrrxJiwy said would tatal M.IM men »nd l.NltMks. Tke afflrUl aews unry ADN saM fr*m HmUe that II, III Eftat Germain* gftvt the S*vieU a "hratherly
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      New flow of US arms to Indonesia
      206 2 WHEN giant Galaxy transport aircraft carrying Tiger Jet fighters from the United States arrive tomorrow, it will mark the start of the new flow of Western planes into Indonesia which has previously depended on the Soviet Union for arms. Eight F-5E Tiger jets
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      Lock icon Widodo: No politics in my replacement
      145 2 JAKARTA. Sun. The outgoing Indonesian Army Chief of Staff, General Widodo, has dismissed rumours that his replacement has certain political motives, Antara News Agency reported today. Addressing a farewell reception with senior army officers in Medan, North Sumatra, last night, Gen Widodo was quoted
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      Lock icon F-5E JETS TO REPLACE GROUNDED MiGs
      187 2 another eight Tiger jets is expected to arrive in Iswahvudi Airbase in July, he said. Indonesia has also ordered two squadrons of Skvhawk fighters from the US ana one squadron of Hawk trainers from Britain. The air force has received two squadrons of Sabre
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      Lock icon Jakarta-Lisbon talks in pipeline: 'Antara'
      199 2 JakartaLisbon talks in pipeline: 'Antara' JAKARTA, Sun. The foreign ministers of Portugal and Indonesia may meet soon, four years after Lisbon broke off diplomatic ties with Jakarta over the East Timor issue, Antara news agency reported today. Antara said it learnt from "reliable sources" that Dutch Foreign Minister Van Der
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      Lock icon Stampede at Sartre funeral
      59 2 PARIS. Sun. Several people were injured yesterday and many women fainted as some 50,000 people trampled over graves to reach the site where the body of philosopher JeanPaul Sartre, who died last week, aged 74, lies at Mont Pamasse Cemetery The body will be cremated on
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      Lock icon STRICTLY FOR THE YOUNG ONES
      43 2 STRICTLY FOR THE YOUNG ONES ITALIAN children swinging away la the country's first discotheque for miners which opened In Rome on Saturday. Anybody older than 14 yean is not allowed late the discotheque, which Is •pea on Thursday,Saturday and Sunday afternoons. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Sand storm hits China
      57 2 BEIJING, Sun. A darkish yellow sand storm packing 56 km h winds will continue unabated (or another day over northern China, Xinhua news agency said today. The storm started with the sky changing "abnormally yellow" as duct from China's western loess plaint and inner Mongolia got
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      Lock icon 'BETTER THAN NOT AT ALL'
      102 2 HANOI, Sun. Bangkok s decision to schedule Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua's visit to Thailand ahead of the Vietnamese foreign minister's was better than allowing only a Chinesvisit, an unofficial spokesman for the Vietnamese Communist Party central committee said yesterday. The spokesman, Mr Hoang Tung,
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      Beijing blasts Viets for meddling
      187 2 BANGKOK, Sun BEIJING today accused Vietnam of seeking to re1 vive India's disputes with China and Pakistan so as to scare the New Delhi government into recognising the Vietnamese-back-ed regime in Kampuchea. The charge was made in an editorial from the Xinhua news agency here
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      Lock icon Ties not pre-condition says Samrin regime
      235 2 THE Vietnamese-backed Heng Samrin regime In Phnom Penh said today recognition of It by Thailand was not a pre-condi-tion to talks with Bangkok on the repatriation of Kampucheaii refugees in this country. The official news agency SPK, in a commentary accusing Thailand and other
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      Lock icon Karmal virtual prisoner of the Russians
      235 3 Karmal virtual prisoner of the Russians ACCORDING TO BRITISH REPORT: LONDON, Sunday AFGHAN President Babrak Karmal is a virtual prisoner of the Russians and no longer has any control over his country's destiny, the Sunday Times said today in an article from Kabul. The writer of the article, claiming to
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      Lock icon Assamese defy army to continue oil blockade
      422 3 Assamese defy army to continue oil blockade MILITANTS fighting to expel migrant workers from Assam state today continued their blockade of oil supplies to the rest of India despite attempts by the army to eject them from the oil installations. Police today arrested hundreds of demonstrators picketing oil installations at
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      Lock icon MARCOS: WILL U.S. MATCH WORDS WITH ACTIONS ?
      334 3 MARCOS: WILL U.S. MATCH WORDS WITH ACTIONS HONOLULU, Sun. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said yesterday that world leaders are questioning the power and intentions of the United States Marcos told a news conference that it is unclear what President Jimmy Carter meant when he said the US might resort to
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      Guerilla chief weds his compatriot
      79 3 BOGOTA, Kaa. C*mmaadaate N* 1, eklef W the gaerlllaa t»ldi B g 17 dlpUmata aastage la the D*mlalcaa Republic's Kmbtmy here, mi married yesterday v gaerllla No (right), aeewdlßg to the Caracal Kadi* aetw*rfc. Gaerrllla N* wm mM to be the gaerlllaa' sp*keaw*inaa la charge
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      Lock icon Indira acts to supply water to dry areas
      169 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has called for special arrangements to ensure that drinking water is available in India's drought-hit areas. Particular care should be taken of villages in remote areas, she said in letters to the governors of Bihar.
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      Ship held
      29 3 officials are holding a Soviet commercial ship with 33 crewmen in a Philippine cental port, apparently for lack of cargo-supporting papers, a report published today said fiPI
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      Lock icon MASS DEMO BY CUBANS OUTSIDE PERU EMBASSY
      206 3 M ASS DEMO BY CUBANS OUTSIDE PERU EMBASSY HAVANA, Sun. Hundreds of thousands of sign-carrying Cubans chanting out with delinquents, trash and parasites," marched down embassy row yesterday past the Peruvian embassy where thousands of their countrymen have taken refuge in a bid to leave the island nation. The daylong
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      WATCH THAT RUNS ON BODY HEAT
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      Lock icon Death over TV set
      54 3 MANILA. Sun. A family quarrel over a television set resulted in the death of a little girl who drank the cup of poisoned chocolate intended for her mother. Press reports identified the poison victim as Jocelyn Amasola. 2. whose sister, Jonalissa, 10 months old. is in
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      Lock icon 20,000 children in mass weddings
      60 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. About 20,000 children were married in mass ceremonies in the west Indian desert state of Rajasthan, the Times of India newspaper reported today. Child marriage is now banned in india, but the old custom persists, and the mass marriages take place each
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      Lock icon Zimbabwe unveils poor man's budget
      257 4 Zimbabwe unveils poor man's budget SALISBURY, Sun. Zimbabwe's new government today announced a minibudget aimed at helping the poor in its first major political move since independence from Britain two days ago. Sales tax, a burden on many ot the country's seven million blacks, was cut from 15 to 10
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      Lock icon U.S. REJECTS SAUDI REQUEST FOR MORE ARMS
      253 4 U.S. REJECTS SAUDI REQUEST FOR MORE ARMS WASHINGTON, Sunday THE Carter administration has turned down, a major new arms request from Saudi Arabia—a move likely to further erode already strained relations between the two countries. Administration officials made the decision apparently for election year reasons to deny the arms purchase
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      Lock icon Mystery Paris trip by Qotbzadeh
      350 4 BID TO SOLVE CRISIS THROUGH THIRD PARTIES? PARIS, Sunday IRANIAN Foreign Minister Sadeq Qotbzadeh has concluded a mystery trip to Paris where he reportedly met men said to have acted as intermediaries in the US-Iranian crisis negotiations. The exact nature of his mission was not
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      Carter goes back on statement
      91 4 Carter goes back on statement WASHDHGTON, Smb. PreaMeat Jimmy Carter tMM-k-sttppea yeitera»y from stetemeat ke maa« la m tartervtew m Pritey that he had aeveraJ n••rU that Irsalaa rrll- leader AyateUak BakattaJl Kkametay had a* nteattM to tree tke US BMtßgea la Tekeraa katarc tke Navemkcr ■rflltatlai tlefttiM la tke
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      Lock icon Coup bid didn't get off
      89 4 WASHINGTON, Sun. Senior administration officials say the Carter administration attempti ed to lay the groundwork for a military coup in Iran in the event that the pro- Western eovern- ment appointed by the Shah early last year was swept aside by forces loyal to Ayatollah
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      Iran move to sell more oil to Reds
      92 4 Iran move to sell more oil to Reds TEHERAN, Sun. Iran is negotiating to increase its deliveries of oil to several socialist bloc countries, Iranian Oil Minister Ali Akbar Moinfar said here today. He told a press conference that Iran was ready to (ace any economic sanctions and, in the
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      I can beat Begin in Israeli elections, says Arafat
      168 4 PALEBTINE Liberation Organisation (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat quipped last night that even among the Jewish community he could beat Israeli Premier Menachem Begin In elections In Israel. Illustrating PLO popularity to French member of parliament Jean-Yves le Drian. Mr Arafat explained
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      Lock icon Binaisa blames killing spate on criminals
      204 5 Binaisa blames killing spate on criminals KAMPALA, Sun. Uean dan President Godfrey Binaisa has admit t ted that people in Kampala have been murdered at an alarming rate in the last few weeks, and blamed the rk»aths on criminals using illegal firearms. In a rare nationwide broadcast last night, President
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      Lock icon Logan wins song contest
      62 5 THE HAGUE, Sun. Australian-bom Irishman and cabaret singer Johnny Logan won the 25th Eurovision song contest yesterday with his ballad What s Another Year. Logan, heavily tipped by the 300 music writers covering the glittering song festival, picked up 143 points, ahead of West Germany's Katja
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      Lock icon E. GERMAN DANCER SEEKS ASYLUM IN AUSTRALIA
      180 5 E. GERMAN DANCER SEEKS ASYLUM IN AUSTRALIA SYDNEY, Sun. A dancer with the East German Komisehe Opera Ballet remained in Australia after the troupe left Sydney today to return to Berlin, a theatrical organiser said. Sources said the woman, aged about 20, had flown to Melbourne and was seeking asylum
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      Lock icon 140m illiterate
      52 5 140 m illiterate BEIJING, Sun. An estimated 140 million Chinese, or 14 I per cent of the population, cannot read or write, Xinhua News Agency reported today in a review of the country's education. Figures published in December showed that 120 million of China's illiterates were under the age of
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      Lock icon The monkey-like youth
      145 5 THE skeletal remains of a yeata, wk« resembled aad lived like a maskey, are being examined by Shanghai scientists, a leading Shanghai newsdpaper said yesterday. Xa YubM, whe died ia IM2, was recerded as having a shall with aaly an eight centimetre (3.2 Inch) diameter *n birth.
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      Lock icon Soviet professor 'under British probe' resigns
      266 5 A LEADING Soviet psychiatrist has resigned as a foreign member of Britain's Royal College of Psychiatrists ahead of a threat to expel him for practising on jailed Russian dissidents, the Sunday Telegraph reported. The newspaper identified the psychiatrist as Professor Andre Snezh nevsky, of
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      Lock icon Agnew tells of 'quit or else' death threat
      294 5 'ORDERS CAME FROM NIXON' BALTIMORE, Sun. Former US Vice-President Spiro Agnew claimed in a newspaper article published here this weekend that he resigned in 1973 because he was afraid of being murdered on instructions from President Richard Nixon. The allegation is contained
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      Lock icon Cossiga wins confidence vote
      140 5 Cossiga wins confidence vote ROME, Sun PRIME Minister Francesco Cossiga's centre- left government today won a vote of confidence in the Chamber of Deputies, completing parliamentary approval of the new cabinet. The coalition of Christian Democrats, Socialists and Republicans formed on April 4 after a 16-day political crisis, received «5
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      Lock icon Liberia coup leader's brother slain
      113 5 Liberia coup leader's brother slain MONROVIA, Sun. The one-week-old military government issued a nationwide alert today (or an American-trained former military leader accused of killing the brother of the new head of state, former Sgt Samuel Doe, in an attack in northern Liberia. Col Isaac Juwor, 33, a newly-named commander
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      Lock icon Pope's blast
      44 5 VATICAN CITY, Sun. Pope John Paul II said today terrorism is a modem barbarism that cannot be justified by any political cause and condemned an assassination attempt against the Turkish ambassa dor to the Vatican as a "vile. I edatory act." UPI.
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    Use same care, volunteer docs told
    117 6 Use same care, volunteer docs told LXX IX)RS who volunteer iheh services in free clink's must not adopt a I ntude in treating patients although they do not charge, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary Affairs). Mr Chan said. "Some doctors think i hat in giving their serv- cc, they can be
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    10-min blaze
    48 6 i N took less than 10 io put out a (ire which broke out in a vacant house In Aljumed Road last night Po- nobody was injured in the blaze MADAM Be»w Lea, 77, mapping op the bed after It had been drenched by the water
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    Residents not 'tank-ful' for water
    210 6 Residents not 'tank-ful' for water IT WAS wet day for several residents of HMudJiK Board Mack In QaeeasuwH yesterday when a water task atop their M*ck averftowed. Water dripped Into the bedrMUM and Uvtag ravins tfcraagh the wtadawa af their threeraam flata immediately below the tank aa the 14th, 13th
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    CC courses
    18 6 THE Alexandra Community Centre will organise restaurant cooking, tim sum and children's art classes next month.
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    Devan to Hindus: Give more for religious projects
    357 6 Devan to Hindus: Give more for religious projects HINDU religious projects in Singapore require a greater degree of popular contribution and involvement by Hindus here to make up for the relative lack of wellheeled "godfathers" in the community, the NTUC president and MP for Anson, Mr Devan Nair, said yesterday.
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    We're doing our bit for culture, say traders
    315 6 We're doing our bit for culture, say traders THE Indian business community here said yesterday it is already doing its bit to promote Indian culture in Singapore. Mr D. D. Sachdev, vicepresident of the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society, said: "It is wrong to say that Indian businessmen are not
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    Teng Cheong flies to Jakarta today
    133 6 THE Minister for Communications. Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will leave for Jakarta today fcr a three-day visit to discuss bilateral and Asean cooperation. He will be the guest of his Indonesian counterpart, Mr Rusmin Nuryadin. Mr Ong will be accompanied by senior officials, including
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    No let-up in film censorship
    300 6 No let-up in film censorship AGAINST OUR VALUES, SAYS GOVT SEXUAL liberators, go find your "dream paradise" elsewhere as the government will not relax its censorship of films and publications here. This was the message from the acting Culture Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, yesterday when he said censorship would
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    Complaints of long wait groundless: Teh
    258 6  -  POON KEEN MUN By THE National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan yesterday said complaints by HUDC applicants that they have to wait a long time for their flats were groundless. He said the average waiting period for Housing Board flats was two-and-a-half-years and it
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    Better educated
    118 6 Mr Teh said: "This is far from the actual situation. At present, there are slightly more than 3,000 applicants on the HUDC waiting list and 40 per cent of them are single. "Many of these are very young people who have just graduated from the university and are
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    HUDC gets $70m bank loans for new projects
    351 6  - HUDC gets $70m bank loans for new projects CHRISTINA RODRIGUES By THE Housing and Urban Development Company has obtained more than $70 million in two separate loans from local banks to launch its accelerated building programme, it was learnt yesterday. The money is for HUDC's third phase developments in GUlman
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    A year's ban and fine for teenage rider
    109 6 A year's ban and fine for teenage rider A TEENAGER was fined a total of $380. in default 20 days' jail, and disqualified from riding Class Two vehicles for a year by a magistrate on Friday on three traffic offences. Chua Boon Hee. 17, was caught riding a motorcycle along
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    On cooking
    32 6 THE Eunos Crescent com mumty centre women sut committee will hold a coura on Malay cooking every Tues day For details, ring *****61 from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
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    Forge closer links to meet challenge of 80s, RCs told
    874 8 RESIDENTS' committees should embark on activities which bring about social cohesiveness among the residents in housing estates, the Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Chok Tong, said I yesterday. The challenge of the 80s for RCs is to work
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    $26,000 ROBBERY: TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED
    69 8 TWO men are helping police in their investigations into a $26,000 armed robbery in Kirn Chuan Road on April 1. Sources said Paya Lebar police arrested the suspects over the weekend one in Ayer Rajah Road and the other in Geylang Road. In the hold-up,
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    Bull's eye again for Whitley boys at NCC rifle meet
    246 8 THEIR target was to win. Bat these Whitley Secsaiary Schaal sta- dents had started off as under-dogH to archrival St Patrick's School. By dint of sheer hard wark, team effort and concentration, they managed to clinch the flaal vletary and
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    First deal for new computer services company
    129 8 First deal for new computer services company A NEW computer service company, PRC-SGV Goh Tan. has clinched its first contract with Prima Flour Mills. Mr Anthony Tan, executive director of SGV-Goh Tan, yesterday said the company, to be inaugurated today, will be advising Prima on computerisation operations here and at
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    Stop those lies about Muslims here: Rahim
    603 9 THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr A. Rahim Ishak, yesterday hit out at some Muslims here who wrote to foreign organisations and publications about the alleged op pression of Muslims in Singapore. Speaking at the official opening of the An Nur
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    Cookery courses
    43 9 Cookery courses THE Geylang East community centre will hold courses on fruit and vegetable carving, vegetarian cooking, restaurant rooking, ice-cream making, cake making, tim sum, padang curry cooking, Jelly making and Sichuan cooking, at the centre. Those interested should telephone *****S for details.
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    Film show
    27 9 THE Singapore Science Centre will screen two films The Shadow of Progress and Energy in Perspective at its lecture hall on Sunday at 3 p.m.
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    Yard to build more medium-sized container ships
    241 9 Yard to build more medium-sized container ships SINGAPORE Shipbuilding and Engineering Ltd intends to build more medium-sized cargo container ships here, its chairman, Mr Cheong Quee Wah, said yesterday. He was speaking at the christening ceremony of a $23-million locally-manu-factured container ship, the Gloria Express, at its shipyard in Jurong.
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    Alleged chopper attack: Youth shot
    181 9 Alleged chopper attack: Youth shot A YOUTH wh« allegedly attacked tw« men with a chopper and thea turned on a detective wh* Intervened was sfc*t and wcuded in Slm» Aye- ■c *n Saturday ■HgHt. A pallor ■pafcesnuui said yesterday that the yaatfc was shot la the chest and was warded
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    Students show lack of good concert habits
    393 9 Students show lack of good concert habits STUDENTS and teenagers have been pinpointed as the main culprits among concert audience who show a lack of courtesy. According to Courtesy News, a Ministry of Culture publication, a recent check showed that some of these youths displayed an utter lack of concern
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    Singapore worker through the eyes of the
    172 9 camera THIS years NTUC Labour Day celebrations will feature for the fir°t tinne a photographic print competition ana exhibition. The contest focuses on the theme, The Singapore Worker Past and Present. Mr Wong Lam Wo, chairman of the organising committee, said: "Through it,
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    Yoga course
    39 9 CHIM Moh community centre will hold an elementary yoga class on every Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the centre, from May 6. The fee is SlB for the three-month course. For more information, telephone *****0.
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    Beware the diamond frauds, says assn
    385 11 THE Diamojid Importers Association of Singapore yesterday warned buyers to beware of fly-by-night operators who may strike as investment companies mushroom here. In a statement, the association said some fraudulent practices by these operators elsewhere include: QUOTING diamond price increases of investment grade stones
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    Firm awarded judgment sum in pounds
    350 11 Firm awarded judgment sum in pounds A MERCANTILE firm here, which asked for its damages claim to be computed in gold or its equivalent value, was awarded a judgment sum in British currency by Mr Justice Sinnathuray on Friday in the High Court. The nature of the claim, r made
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    Convicted lawyer made bankrupt
    117 11 Convicted lawyer made bankrupt FORMER lawyer Tong Kok Kong, 33, convicted on two charges of criminal breach of trust in December 1978, was made a bankrupt on Friday in the High Court. Overseas Union Bank brought the suit against Tong who was unable to repay a $7,458 debt to it
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    Tioman tour
    37 11 THE Geylang East constituency youth group will organise a tour to Pulau Tioman from May 30 to June 1. The charge is $100 a person. For details, ring *****$ between 2.30 p.m. and 10.30 p.m.
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    'Upgrade skills' advice to modern
    213 11 'Upgrade skills' advice to modern secretary SECRETARIES who do not upgrade themselves now face the risk of losing their jobs in a highly modern office. For although the functions of secretaries will remain unchanged, the technology surrounding them at work will change dramatically. On their part, secretaries of the future
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    A third language helps
    220 11 KNOWLEDGE of a third language would be a boon to secretaries and their employers, said the general manager of Deutz Far East (Pte) Ltd, Mr D. Gumpert, yesterday. Referring to a scheme the Education Ministry introduced about two years ago for students proficent in their first
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      ISA rap man sent to mental hospital
      123 12 ISA rap man sent to mental hospital \M>R STAR. Sob. A m»n charge* with arms p— em l— aider the Interaa! Secarlty Act waa yesterday aeat to bMpital far a month for mental •baervatiaa and treatment. Vermicelli seller Son Chwee Mia, 37, waa sent to the BahagU Haspital at Taajug
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      Tough luck
      23 12 Butterworth, Sun. A Jobless man, Moktar Sinch. 2s, was robbed of $8 by a man posing as a detective here yesterday.
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      Lock icon KL hospital a monumental blunder, says medical assn
      267 12 There is a lesson to be learnt' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE planning of the mammoth released by the association's general hospital here was a committee of council says hospimonumental blunder from which tals have grown in size and large lessons could be
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      Lock icon Five accused in baby-for-sale racket jailed
      278 12 MALACCA, Sunday IN WHAT is believed to be the first baby-for-sale case before a court in the country, five people were given jail terms ranging from four months to a year by the the Alor Gajah magistrate court yesterday. Two of the five were
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      Lock icon Report suggests ways to lure home 'brains'
      101 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. I Malaysian medical spe- cialists and consultants now working overseas some in disciplines the country is desperately short of should be offered contracts on terms and status they are now enjoying as a means of attracting them into the governI
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      Lock icon Thach's visit: Hope for positive ideas
      184 12 Thach's visit: Hope for positive ideas K. LUMPUR, Sun FOREIGN Minister Teng- ku Ahmad Rithauddeen expressed hope that his Vietnamese counterpart Mr Nguyen Co Thach would bring along "positive" proposals to end the Kampuchean problem when the latter visits Malaysia early next month. "I am looking forward to such proposals,
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      Lock icon Boatload of 36 lands
      43 12 KOTA BARU. Sun. A boat with 36 Vietnamese refugees landed at Pantai Dasar, Sabak. 10 km from here, at 8 p.m. yesterday The immigrants, comprising 24 men, eight women and four children, were sent to Pulau Bidong today. NST.
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      Close watch on union investments by registrar
      256 12 Close watch on union investments by registrar KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Registrar of Trade Unions is keeping close tabs on the funds of trade unions invested in commercial and industrial ventures. This is to ensure that the returns accrued from such investments are properly accounted for, Deputy Registrar B. Nithiananthan
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      Lock icon Healthy aim
      34 12 MIRI, Sun The Ministry of Health aims to provide primary health care service to the whole population of Sara- wak by 1990, its Deputy Minister, Dr Sulaiman Haji Daud said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon ALL-OUT HUNT FOR MAN WHO DRUGGED GUARD
      123 12 ALL-OUT HUNT FOR MAN WHO DRUGGED GUARD PEKAN, Sun. A nationwide hunt is on for a man who drugged the watchman of the Bank Bumipu tra branch in Bukit Ibam, 80 km from here, before stealing $724,000 from the bank's strongroom early last Thursday morning. Police said the man knew
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      Lock icon What deer' destruction
      59 12 KOTA BAHRU. Sun. Deers are causing sleepless nights to settlers in several land schemes in Tanah Merah and Kuala Krai. Kelantan Land Development and Rehabilitation Corporation manager, Haii Ahmad bin Haji Osman, said yesterday the deers, which come out at night, were eating the bark of rubber
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      Lock icon 3-nation tour
      29 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leong Khee Seong today left with an economic and technical delegation for to China. South Korea and Japan. NST.
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      Wild elephant stops short of killing man
      142 12 GRIK, Son. A piece of wood saved a worker from being trampled to death by a wild elephant In a forest near here when the worker fell while running away. The Incident happened about 7 a.m. when Mr Boon Sal Min. 31, was
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      44 12 lil ills I Jill m 5 2 I i m? is c SB ve^vvc I** mmM S s«i' m ft z hi i 3 IE sis S 'I! 3 so "BtfB" Btf8 3 Ut yi W »"J r* r "?l cliii f 1 I
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      217 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp t u^inrnA/' IT MUST ll 56-57-58- I THAT'S WHAT DID YOU QEMEMBER >j ijj?^ A BE THE C*"E j l^-. x I THINK OP L N VTD PUT SO X SO? e^» /V OODEQED P R M YOUR HUMOQ.'jf €J) yCANDLES ON
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    Walking tall in the sunshine...
    638 13 Walking tall in the sunshine New Nation Big Walk Picture Special By WONG MAI YUN Photos: MAZLAN BADRON and ANTHONY WYE THE New Nation Big Walk made a great comeback yesterday after a lapse of seven years since the first one was held in 1973. About 2.128 men, 876 youths.
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    NO SWEAT? NOT ANY MORE!
    481 13  -  WALKING comprttUMUi are B*t Mtnetklig to aemtt »t. Thlc I tmuti Mt when I teak part la the New Nattoa Big Walk yesterday. Being the xparty type in HrbMl, I was Ml «f eanfMenee whea my editor toM me a inMrtk ag« to take part
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  • The Straits Times MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1980
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      HOW WE LOOK
      384 14 IMAGES of Singapore by outsiders are many and varied. And invariably coloured by the viewer's perspective. In the same way we also have stereotyped pictures of others. But whether it is prejudiced or not, it is nevertheless useful to know how others look at us. Ironically, while
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      NOTE OF CONCERN
      361 14 COME now, President Castro, you cannot expect us to believe that the at least 10,000 wouldbe emigres who entered the Peruvian embassy in Havana are "homosexuals, deviants, playboys and anti-social elements" among other alleged things. By all accounts, the refugees represent a cross-section of Cuban society. What's
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    Lock icon Is Zhao to fill shoes of Hua?
    768 14  - Is Zhao to fill shoes of Hua? RICHARD PASCOE By in BEIJING SENIOR Vice-Premier Deng Xiaoping has placed a question mark over the position of Premier Hua Guofeng by naming the newlyappointed Vice-Premier Zhao Ziyang as the man in charge of the Chinese Government. The official Chinese text of an
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    Japan's supermart rip-off
    567 14  -  JACK RUSSELL By Our Tokyo reporter SCHOOLCHILDREN and housewives are ripping off Japanese supermarkets in a shoplifting wave which is worrying police and raising questions about the Japanese reputation for honesty. Japanese police recently reported that the number of shoplifting cases had doubled in the past ten
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  • Across the Causeway
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      No-one is above law
      280 14 THE sentiments expressed by Tun Suffian in his judgment on four policemen found guilty of causing hurt to a 16-year-old suspect will be shared by the police force as well as all right-thinking Malaysians In the face of the greatest difficulties, the police have established an
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      Fate of English
      154 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from Malmysitut newspapers this week. Bahasa medium is complete. But we can expect a sharp drop in the pass rate in the English paper when this year's Form Five pupils sit for their examinations. New Straits Times PESSIMISTS will see dread portent in
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      Robberies by CPM?
      219 14 IX3OKING at the pattern of robberies committed at goldsmith shops recently and the modus operandi of the robbers, we feel that the statement of the Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Haniff Omar, is most reasonable. Tan Sri Haniff had said that the robberies were carried out in
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    Certain images in our heads
    1056 14  -  ROBIHAN ANWAR By Our Jakarta reporter EIGHTY per cent of the Bandung tourists who were set to travel to Singapore last March were reported to have cancelled their trips. The reason, according to the news agency, KNI, was because they had seen telecasts of the
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      12 14 See what you've been searching for fl Sony Betamax Sir C 7
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  • FORUM
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      I'll pay the fee but don't tax my memory
      385 15 I'll pay the fee but don't tax my memory KINDLY allow me to voice my dissatisfaction and disappointment with the way the Inland Revenue Department handles the collection of television licence fees. My TV licence expires in February. Last year, which is my second year of payment, I did not
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      Special use of words needs good reason
      888 15 DR TAN Chin Kwang, in his letter, "Let's be careful not to end up captive minds" (ST. April 2), suggests that I have a tendency to regard the norms of my culture as universal and implies that I have the intention to turn
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      More than maxims in fancy dress
      248 15 P. SELVADURAI. MP for Kuo Chuan, presents Shelley as one of the good poets, non-depraved and non-decadent, the very symbol of what a Singapore poet should be ("Where Singapore poets have failed," ST, April 2). Since there are a number of students in Singapore
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      Views not given in an interview
      163 15 I WOULD like to refer to the article, "Family service centre has 50-50 chance of survival" (ST, April 11). Following the publication of this report, I have been contacted on several occasions by people inquiring about this nonexistent interview with your reporter. This article
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      Why weight power just won't do
      184 15 I WONDER if the article, "The latest idea to beat the fuel crisis weight power" (ST. April 7), had not been intended for use six days earlier, on April Fools Day If it is a serious suggestion then it is based on the same
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      That Haw Par Villa offer...
      324 15 That Haw Par Villa offer I REFER to your article, "Haw Par Villa plans run into a snag" and your editorial ("STPB's Gift Horse," ST, April 19). About one year ago, Haw Par Brothers (Pte) Ltd offered to donate the Haw Par Villa to the government. As the villa is
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      338 15 We serve your business interests across Southeast Asia. 8.12 L In Southeast Asia, our network goes about I ißiwVf I ooking after your business interests in the most I B^^al K*bl efficient way possible. Whether it's supplying important data for V^ Lv ;eener judgment of a new venture, talking financng
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      S'pore exchange
      364 16 A MOOD of ration and uncertainty prevailed at the Singapore stock market last week as Investor sentiment was dampened by the latest Increases In loral bank rates. While lookinn for confirmation of peaking Interest rates, traders managed to entertain same hope of Improvement In local conditions. Meanwhile, share
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      102 16 THE following la a list of the 11 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover In thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for ISM L» Haw Par JC MPH Sime Darby BATS
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      Kuala Lumpur
      434 16 DULL and featureless. Thats what conditions were like on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. Prices moved within narrow margins to close on a mildly steady note. Investors seemed too engrossed with the many, as yet unresolved issues, on the international scene to be able to trade
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES
      208 16 SINGAPORE Apr 14 Apr II Apr I* Apr 17 Apr It •BT Index 4130.97 4115.12 4108.33 4101 33 4096.58 •Industrials: ***** 467 86 465 33 468.40 467.86 •..Finance: 840 27 837 54 836.91 836.81 837 44 ••Hotels ***** 413.01 413.01 412.57 413.18 •Properties 329 21 327.98 327
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      Lock icon Overseas markets
      303 16 LONDON: The market was firm last week, dealers said. The FT index closed up 7.1 at 442.7 points. Government bonds advanced by as much as 1 1 '4 points on relatively strong demand amid hopes that international interest rates have reached their long awaited peak. Equities were generally
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    • COMMODITIES ROUNDUP
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        Rubber eases
        169 16 LONDON: Rubber Futures ended a quiet day 0.70 to 0 55p per kilo lower in Three Month spread positions against an average morning decline ot 0 55p jn Friday. Turnover was 143 lots of IS tonnes including 10 Kerbs plus four lots of five tonnes. Traders said the
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        No change in prices
        302 16 THE MARKET fluctuated within a seven-cent range in seesaw conditions to finish the period about unchanged on balance, says B*iM*>. Caller, Baik CMspsoy in its review of the Malaysian and Singapore rubber markets for the week ended April 17. Similar to last week, thin trading persisted
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        Tin, rubber closing prices
        54 16 •Tin Tonnes Rubber) S) Rubber! M) April 14 $2,305 153 Closed Hosed April IS April 16 $2,302 $2,323 147 192 327.00 ***** 329 00 331 SO April 17 April 1« $2,346 $2,341 192 187 ***** 323.50 329.50 326.50 April 19 $2,321 185 •in M$ per pirul
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        Tin price falls
        126 16 THE STRAITS tin price plunged $20 to $2,321 per picul (equivalent to $38.38 per kilo, down 33 cents) in Penang on Saturday, on an official offering down two tonnes to 185 tonnes. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £42 for Cash and 1.65 for Three Months
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        LONDON STOCKS
        602 16 LONDON. Fri. The market closed mixed after moderate trading, dealers said. The FT inilex was up 0.1 point at 442.7 Government bonds rallied from early technical weakness after the tender for the new 131 2 per cent Treasury 2004 08 stock The issue, which was 20 per cent
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        New York
        259 16 NEW YORK. Fri- Paced by weakness in toe automakers, I stock prices declined in moderate trading as investor concern grew that the recession will be worse than expected. The market finned briefly in the morning after a further cut in the prime rate but the benefit was short-lived
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        Amsterdam
        230 16 AMSTERDAM, Fri.- Share prices closed mainly lower, with I allever (ailing 1.10 builders and B«g*veaa 0.70 in otherwise narrowly mixed Dutch i internationals, dealers said HetBekea closed 0 40 higher after being down by the same amount in the early afternoon. State loans were little changed. APR 18 Fl»
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        Zurich
        221 16 Uirich. Fri.— Prices closed ligher underpinned by a firm lond market but share volume emained thin, dealers said. Foreign bonds rose up to hree and four per cent in irge volume with most recenty issued 5.5 per cent bonds md even some five per cent bonds bought at or
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        COPPER
        30 16 I MDOM \>pper pn.t-, on Friday i previous in brackets) Spot 1930 sellers C932 11.929). Three Month buyers '956 (1954 50). sellers «5> Market Iw: y Salea: 12.000 innnn
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        WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
        1975 17 AS A service to readers. Straits Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The year's high and low, are followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio ana the volume of busiMMB. ■MM Hick
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      • Money and exchanges
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          DOMESTIC
          463 17 THE US dollar continued to be traded erratically in nervous foreign exchange markets last week, dominated by the latest tensions in the Middle-East Reports of Soviet troops' built up in the trans Caucasian military district, north of Iran and that President Carter was to order new sanctions against Iran
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          DISCOUNT
          98 17 AFTER a week of spontaneous response lo the rereni announcement of rise in rediscounting rates by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), last weeks interbank over night and term rates opened higher, only to slacken towards the end of the week The Three Month term rate was seen lo
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          Local money market
          99 17 lUX PKK1OI) o( hiffh and sublr ilomntk- interbank overnight rales took a crash last Wednesday, with rales rasing by some 4 per rent throughout the week Trading on base day I April 15) was ralher stiff with the mode at 4 per rent The overnight rate ilosed
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          ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
          173 17 ASIAN eureaey avenge dcowrit rates far fee week eaded April 18: USIfBWpriew) H,«k Lew 7 days 18 9/18 1711/16 1 month 19. 17 5/18 2 months 18H 1711/16 3 months 18 7/16 17' t 6 months 18 13/16 16' > 9 months 16 159/18 12 months 169/16
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          Short-term
          44 17 FOR ™E wttk ended Saturday April 19. the range ot call rate received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: t"mt: 2 PC <*»< to 5 per rent. O—tril tmt: 2 per cent to 4.375 per cent. Navesaewss of funds totalled $1.027 million.
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          Banks' Prime Lending Rates
          345 17 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, April 18, 1980 BANK'S tPLB Algemene Bank 12' i American Express 12' 2 Am'dam R'terdam Bank 12' 1 Asia Commercial 11 Asien Pazifik 13 A NZ Hanking Group 13 1 Ban Hin Lee Bank
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          Produce prices turn easier
          275 17 Produce prices turn easier IN THE absence of fresh factors, the Chinese Produce Exchange went through a session of reluctant activity last week. While volume showed no marked changes, prices were generally easier all round and traders observed that although interest was evident, no firm deals were contracted. Prices of
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          119 17 CHINESE Preface a~. Ssagapm, mm cmjmi frim par DtrmlMfetarfey: rmwl Ml: Bulk 997 sellers, old drum $103 sellers, new drum $107 sellers. Csft»: Mixed (loose) UK Com $56.00 buyers. Papaar: Muntok AST A white fob 100- NLW $312 50 sellers. Sarawak white fob NLW $297 50 sellers. Sarawak special
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          52 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 442.7 Thursday 442.0 Week Ago 435 6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 783.40 Thursday 788.86 Week ago 791.56 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 822.88 Thursday 814.71 Week ago 800.20 SYDNEY INDUBTRIALB Friday 801.86 Thursday.... 801 18 Week ago 800.81 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 783.10 Thursday 782.34 Week
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          155 17 IN THE Far East, gold opened in Singapore on Saturday at US$5ll 00 514.00 and dropped to $509 00 512 00 before closing at $510.00/513.00. Trading was extremely dull and featureless. Gold was Hz in London on Friday moring at US$5ll 75 Trading remained very quiet until some buying
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      1493 19 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical INTERNATIONAL TRADING COMPANY requires General I Clerk Must be able to type well Interested ring *****31 for inter- REOUtRCD ONE FEMALE Stock < Clerk by garment manufacturer Preferably Mlingual Experience not essential Call *****4 for Interview from 9 am lo 5
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      574 19 II EMPLOYMENT Eelebliahed and expending Company requires MALE/ FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Minimum UCE'U' Level c Huent In both English and Mandarin c Hardworking and aggressive c With 2 years experience in sales line c Possess driving licence Salary and attractive commission are negotiable Interested applicants please call i Miss
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      503 19 FEMALE SALES STAFF required wi'.h minimum Secondary education Fluency in 2 Chinese dialects and a pleasant personality Please wnle in own handwriting, enclosing recent photograph (non-returnable), telephone number, school certificates, testimonials and references to: 33— 39F, Jalan Tenteram St. Michaels Estate 6th floor JTC Flatted Fty Singapore 1232. QUTHRIE SINGAPORE
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      676 19 II EMPLOYMENT SALES REPRESENTATIVES WITH <>' level i re, lit in Knglish and preferably an oral proficienc y in a second language Appointment on full-time or part-lime basis with opportunity to earn as i much as $1,000/- p in No age limit so even retirees can apply. Please write (giving
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      536 19 CIVI_ /STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMEN A Singapore firm of Civil li Structural Consultants has 3 varanc les for post of Draftsman Applications are Invited from candidates with a minimum of 4 years experience in X C drawings Please apply with full particulars and telephone contact! lo The Advertiser Houkehua Consulting Engineers 401.
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      572 19 j II EMPLOYMENT I COOLING SYSTEMS ft I FLEXIBLES PTE LTD ELECTRICIANS c Computed Natlotaal Service c Possess NTC (irade j in Klec inial KlltlliK c 1 t.i 2 years m industrial concern c Those without trade certl I icate but with practical experience will be considered c .Salary (350
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      491 19 ||PSA saVttea applu at". us Ic.r the jxisl JUNIOR TECHNICIAN (AUDIO- VISUAL) Requirements c A National Trade Certificate Urade 111 in Graphic Reproduction. Advertising or any olher relevant subjects in the field plus I •eats' relevant experience. OR c Those without the above qualifications but with 5 years' relevant experience
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      1023 19 II EMPLOYMENT ■Mi (1) ELECTRICIANS c National Trade C ertlfli ale in electrical Kitting and lnslallaln.il plus 2 >r.,s eiev.uit lapartanca (2) FITTERS/ ASSISTANT FITTERS a National Trade Certificate Grade 3 in Maintenance Killings. Bein h Fittings or Tool and Die. plus 1 to 2 years' relevant experience OR c
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      116 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant Production A afl BEN HWA NEW INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. has uiiniedi.it> secajM las toi TRAINEE PROCESS OPERATORS c lmtiui salary 5220 Bat uii. if. leshseaMea PROCESS OPERATORS c Initial salary $280 rselSU] DavettaMs subject to relevant experience) secondary 4 education Pkase apply personally to: 12.
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      334 20 FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS U.S.A. PERMANENT 2nd SHIFT 4.03 pm 1.16 am c $11.79 daily c Clean A Airronditloned factory c FREE TRANSPORT Interviews: Mondays Fridays 8 am 4 30 pm GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) CONTROLS PTE. LTD. 10 Lokyang Way. Singapore 2262 Tel: *****6 The following buses slop just outside our
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      160 20 II EMPLOYMfcNI rAIWA/AILASTi eLtCFRONICS (SINGAPORE) has immediate ffl vacancies for: H M)PtRATORS^| I H4w2LlM|^Laaaaaal IPvMsMmHH I ImßmbotmJsll *****iC»f»3l 16 years and above Primary sduca>iori Mou.,iiam may else apply Ftaasc fast stet aunally with i.C. 2 photo graphs and school leaving certificate to: THE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT 1094 LOWER DELTA ROAD SINGAPORE
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      295 20 ■HONEYWELtSYNERTEK a subsidiary of world wlo© Honiyyw^ll Corporation USJK. To meat our expansion program, we have immediate vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (2 rotating shifts and permanent 3rd shift) in the following areas 3rd Opoca. (Plsatics Ii Ceramics) Die Attach We offer a minimum packaged pay of $260/— p.m. Higher
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      298 20 II fcMPLUTMtNI A Urge watch sMaajßßNai ir. s BeMHajastl requiids: FEMALE PRODUC riON OPERATORS Requirements: \u.r it) and above I riniai> SbOM p 'in .hi nol m ICOBM WE JFFcR: AlUactlw alan. No shift work stai training. I Paid ton iaJ leave, om pussionuU I -i, wvs. ysarly ssJaxj uw
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      343 20 PHILIPS bciuiie. FEMALE KHUUUI MON OPERATORS Applicants should be: c In age, 16 years old and above c In education. Primary 4 lo Sec. 4. (Any language stream). You will be happy to work fcr PHILIPS since we offer Ihe follcwiny taeMMK t Sood 3iarling pay $i iC p.:... mi.
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      391 20 II kMflUriVlkNl I A Koyo requires MALE MACHINE OPERA rORS Require.a.ii;: :iion. iV i AaeMtoK de.ielits: c lonsd m ..I c Annual i \wc 13th nionlh pay 1 c Other inrentiv.-.i. alli,»■acM and inline benenu c RecreaUonaJ facilities tin u>ulball. badiniiuuii. laatt, m ii..k lakrav and lubli- tennis hi. r>mp
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      185 20 |/V\l MAR I S vacancies exist for hEMALfc PHOOUCTKJN OPERATORS U otaiior, shift,) Basic salary allowance $250 After 1 year 280 MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 1 2 or 3 .-citation shifts I Completed National Service a Basic salary c allowance $300 After 1 year $340 We also provide good benefits and
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      316 20 II EMPLOYMENT Qollei invites applications for MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS STARTING SALARY L^APWIOX I $270 ON I CONFIRMATION L^^^ UP TO _J $305 WITHIN ONE YEAR YOU CAN EARN UP TO $320 Rollei provides good wages and benefits as: c A healthy and safe working environment c Free transport provided at
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      206 20 fdctiirer of InlenvaDorialK Renowned Autorrumt Lathes has the following immediate vacancies: MACHINE FITTERS c Preferably holder of NTC in General Fitting or Maintenance Fitting c Mi.st be able to interpret blue pnnt independenUv c Some working experience in the aisembls of automatic lathes or other precision machinen is essential MACHINISTS
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      252 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant I) Production PtAtTIC BAG FACTORY requires skilled Semi-skilled Kxtruders and Printers Call in-rsonally at 101 Ist t lory 621 Mjumed Koad suimono We are fast expanding and urgently require: PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Male Female) We offer REVISED STARTING •ALARY 10.56 per day (Male) and »8.71 per
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      655 21 'vJt PELMEC A raw sutetfbry cornpMf ol NMB to (M heated in jurMjfor nwutataai hjj beAesrißgs'. We are now recruiting (a) MACHINISTS 4 (b) OPERATORS (Mates onfy) Requirements: for a) Completed Tecfmical Four b) Compteted Primary/ Secondary Education Age: between 18 and 25 years Candidates must have completed N.S. or
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      1124 21 II EMPLOYMtMT j A newly form resi.iiir.ini opening soon urgent!) re1) Nasi Padang Cook Specialised in curry-fish head. 2) Waitress 3) General Helpers Interested applicants please call personally for an interMew 160, isl. Floor, People's Park Centre Singapore, 0105 Tel: *****7. AN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY requires Active and Intelligent Men lo
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      606 21 II EMPLOYMENT DRIVER REQUIRED uilh expert ence In clrmng Mercedes Hen/ L'HON Contact ■23HX20/ I Michael HCHUI DRIVERS. ABOVE 25 years old with minimum .1 years qualified licence required Call at A l4. Hotel Miramar. Havelock Road MM CUM DELIVERY Clerks required urgently in Jurong Interested, call *****1 8M940 BBw
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      573 21 GARMENT FACTORY REQUIRES I Bllkscreen Printers. Ezperl enced/ Inexperienced 2)OeneraJ Workers Apply in writing to (inn international, xth floor. Room 807. Tong l.cc Building, lilk II Kallang I'tiddnur Koacl oft Aljumed Road, s pore 1334. Tel *****09 GENERAL DELIVERY ASSISTANT required Able to ride motorcycle an advantage Please rail at:
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      543 21 II EMPLOYMENT International Company requires immediately 2 DRIVERS/DESPATCH CLERKS Apphc ants must hold Class land i driving licence with at least 5 years of driving experience and ahle to work Irregular hours when requested Should r>e ahle lo converse fluently in English Interested applicants are required to submit personal details,
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      511 21 ELECTRONICS PTE LTO (A subsidiary of THOMSON BRANDT. French Leaders in High Technology Electronics and Household Appliances) We invite applications from suitably qualified persons lo till the following positions STOREKEEPER Ai pile ants must have compieied Secondary 4 education and he familiar with plastic components He must h.ueat least i
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      524 21 II EMPLOYMENT Tractors Singapore Limited A SUBSIDIARY OF TRACTORS MALAYSIA BERHAD Singapore Citizens or permanent residents for 1) ELECTRICIANS Minimum a NTC 2 or Sin electrical installation and fittings Some working experience wilh At'/ IM' motors and generators a great advantage 2) WELDERS To cut. weld, shape mild or high
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      605 21 FOOOSISIPTtLTQ requires 1) EXPERIENCED WAITERS A WAITRESSES c Monthly tacotJM c,f approximately mo 2) ICE CREAM SERVERS Please apply personally lo Mr I im al WISHBONE RESTAURANT LGS. Bukit Timah Plaza Lower Groundfloor after 2 30pm Jk SINGAPORE FUJITEC ELEVATOR CORPN. LIMITED requires lor Toa Payoh Maintenance Centre: 1) MAINTENANCE
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      459 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant h) General mi *I I METALS A ORES PTE LTD (Of the Union Carbide Group) invitet applications tor the post ot: BUYER Requirements c Minimum OCE o level with redll in Maths ts piirchasiMK experience a Ability to speak local I'hinese dialects c Some technical
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      489 22 We require OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATORS You Should: i«- plnsn.iii) in and healthy and have hckkl eyesight a he between .'1 and 40 >. Mrs old he prepared to „r k rotauna sinits c prefcnibl) have somees> penence 111 t Me iiimt.H 101 l ol cranes WeOrler c W.ekU production Incentives
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      678 22 II EMPLOYMENT Motor firm with workshop in Sin Mm Estate requires 1) GENERAL WORKERS to dismantle panels, fn panlet and clean cars. Bsuet salary SLT-SO On com- pletion ol I months tram- inn an additional allowance oi siid pin a payable Alter c i much as $:t.S(I. excluding overtime 2)
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      363 22 MACHINISTS c Minimum VITB Metal Machining a At least 2 years' working experence in the modrfication and making of mechanical parts in high precision industries Should be familiar with the operation of milling machines QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIANS a Minimum Trade Certificate or ITC in Electronics or Me- j chamcal Engineering
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      553 22 II EMPLOYMENT PROGRESS WITH US!!! SUMIDEN (Manufacturer ol Enamelled Magnet Wires) As A) GENERAL OPERATORS (Mai* Female) Commencing salary: $11 30 per day Requirements: Completed N S Preferably completed Secondary education c Previous working experience preferred but not essential o Performing shift-duties essential B) PRODUCTION FOREMAN Applicants must possess: a
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      850 22 Steel furniture and metelwork manufacturer requires WELDERS. SPRAY PAINTERS a GENERAL WORKERS Plaa.a call at: BLK 2, NO. 1367 LORONG 6. TOA PAVOH IND PARK SINGAPORE 1231 TEL *****61 STEEL MILL URGENTLY requires (I) Electricians who are able to read drawings (2) General i Workers Applicants must have completed full-time
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      458 22 II EMPLOYMENT drivuiK experience and knows drivers by well-established hi-fi luronii roads well (lease call at md radio company Good workI IN) south Bridne Road Km io:v m v eondtUona with ajanerowi Ist Moor rook llai PeHMlng fruiKe beneflU Applicants must WANTED DRIVER. AOE 30 50 'nass^orV-sf.e'phmoKr^ years, salary m.n.mum
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      204 22 HOE HONG TRADING offers Aircon car. truck van for hire. 1 Dunlop Street *****51 *****73' *****01 KANOA ENTERPRISES CO. Pickups cars for hire Tel *****80 *****96/ *****52/ *****35/ *****84 *****85 NEW AIRCOND MERCEDES 20C automatic for hire. Conlaci Joseph Car Rental tel *****15 *****16 NEW USED tirconditioned can Mitsubishi pick-ups
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      733 22 111 VEHICLES 4 BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sale a) Mini MORRIS MINI SPECIAL in top condition First Registration in 1975 Telephone *****9 Zagel 14 King s Walk Singapore ***** 1966. MINI 690 •< PARK eligible Very good condition $4,800 Tel *****37 1972 MINI ESTATE Clunm.m Ml 1 c c (iood
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      685 22 1977 6 1976 hord Cortll Automatic, concealed aircond and s how room con I I ompanj reKI-lered 3 t) Honda BUYING NEW HONDA Contact S.N. Tan for reliability Trade-in most welcome Tel: *****4 1975 HONDA CIVIC BaTCOnd radii raaasttl New t>r.-v .mil battery ("all Mrs Ann;. *****2 1977 2 DOOR
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      712 23 111 VEHICLES 4 BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota C P^" %al VU* v OkO I tlak Ik V^ &P I*7* 1*73 Toyota .Super Crown, both fully automatic Interested raU33nM for details H77 TOYOTA CORONA 1200 One priv.ite owner Aircon caaaett* radio Iniiii.uiil.ilc condition $IT.Woono 25.) 1 867 I*7*
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      806 23 1972 JAGUAR XJ* tl lull) .into WU'eliKlhlf 522..500 Tel 1*73. PEUGEOT 304 PAR 1 eligible MVhelln tjres .isst-iif Excellent condition ■MM firm "IM.C 1973. TRIUMPH DOLOMITE I vp.i mate owner Aircond radio ..s sefte I'AKI- eliKihle SII.LISI linn Agent maintained Beautiful condition Mirui.* 1»73. VOLVO 144. Ist owner Aircond. nr«
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      763 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 'wa ss# —S"s&' ■■f<*^*y»M| LV^BT ar m J& Freehold land, prompt handing over of houses, easy instalments available. For enquiries bookings: Far East Land Housing Development Co. Ltd. 15th Floor, Far East Shopping Centre, Orchard Road, Singapore 9. Tel: *****11 (12 lines) Freehold Land Expected Date of
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      1216 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES A?S5S^t? R #fc^ GMBH OFFICES OR CollyerQuoy SHOPS? Singapore OloV Ifep* V OFFICE Wr^^ v t Rental: From $2. 80 y per sq.ft. (inclusive) l[>; SHOP I- iiV Rental: From $6.00 per sq. ft. (inclusive). 1., *fr jm^h <•*' **1 i^aW»a«a,ti.^BC'*Sl f" M^m^gß*^^ _=H SINGAPURA DEVELOPMENTS PTE
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      788 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ARCADIA APARTMENT. OIST. 11 I'.drooms split-level living din ing high floor Panoramic view lurmshed unfurnished .*****2 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 1 BED ROOMED li.chelor i|iartment in Him. rest Arcadia for immediate occupation Rental furnished $1800 Wee *****9/*****2 DEVONSHIRE COURT I bedrooms with servants $2,200 partially furnished $2,500 fully furnished
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      656 23 PENTHOUSE With private roof garden -p... ions living dining I bedrooms with Natiis attached swimiiiinx pool and other recreational facilities RENTAL $3,500 BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSE with pool split-level living' dining. 3 bedrooms with aircond, modern kitchenette servants amenities RENTAL $2 800 METZ PROPERTIES PTE LTD TEL: ******* (3 LINES). c)
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      963 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES SPRINGLEAF GARDEN (Along Upper Thomson Road) i ndoubtedl) me best m*lginil nouses in Singapore Brand m a lorey semi-detached i bedr.Him^ servant's splu-level ceramic parquet 3,*00 sq It. freehold Vacant possession. $335,000 CHELSEA HOMES TEL: *****23/4/5 A BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE STOREY semi-del. i. lied Dist 111 1 1100
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      719 23 DIST 21 HOOVER PARK, double- -I'.ri-) Intern.. near mark.-i shop i bedroonu s.rvarn Menu Housing OIST 21 JALAN KAKATUA single ~iore> 3-bedroomed detached bungalow Area hjk-, Andre* Leong Housing Agency DIST 2* SELETAR HILLS double slore> del n hi In. bedroom huge hVlnf dlnlni rooms terrain) noorinn Built-in cup- board
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      1678 24 W AttOHMOOATIOW I PBQPaTttS 54 Properties For Sale b) Flats A BEAUTIFUL LUXURIOUS Townhouse in Dlsl 11. Wat ten Estate. 2 bedrooms, split-level living/ dining, luxuriously furnished, vacant possession. Foreigners ran buy $280,000 Holland Housing *****04 A BEAUTIFUL HIGH floor apartment. Cairnhill Mansion. 2.300 sq ft 3 bedrooms, living room
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      707 24 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES LUCKY TOWER BLK C Flats available. Facilities squash courts, tennis court, swimming pool. PA TERSON TOWER Low and high floors flats. Facilities tennis court, swimming pool. Contact: Mrs Chan -*****11/ *****95 For Graeaoua Living, Contact: 734 MM An Executive brand new PENTHOUSE situated near American School
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      704 24 LUCKY TOWER Off Grang* Road Luxurious new development with swimming pool, tennis court clubhouse and squash court. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, study, split-level living/dining and servant's amenities. Price: $660,000/ HILLCREST ARCADIA Off Adam Road New development with swimming pool, squash court and tennis (courts, sur rounded by lush greenery.
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      1467 24 IV ACCOMMODATION I PROPERTIES A GROUP OF Middle-east Buyers MBBBjßaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajV require Apartments' Penthouses BV^aaaaaTVßJßaSaßaaTVPaaVßJivvW ($lBO,OOO to $500,000). ($600,000 lo VV T t£l T~.M'» aTI $1 5 million) Richard Ix>w Hous- BaPv^BaMBBWvVBWaI I ing *****81. am JtH A INOUSTRALIST FROM Hong- iff JTaH kong wishes to purchase either Pvt™ l^^^^f^T houses
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      1568 24 IV ACCOMMODATE. A PBOPERTKS OFFICE SPACE NEEDED 1.000 to 1.500 sq ft preferably CBD main area Near banks, central alrcon Budget 552.250 pm Immediate occupancy Contact: Hyall Regency Spore Rm 1330/ 1337. Munnawar/ Jamal between 8.30a. m lo 1030 am and after 530pm OFFICE SPACE IN Central business district area
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      1171 24 V SERVICES A BUSINESS PETER ft GUYS one of the biggest AMERICAN IMPORTERS ■ntarastad in Iha following: cubeb berries wh. fennel seed powder cumin seed wh powder, patchouli leaj. licorice root, lixorlce powder, onion granules and powder, star anise, fenucreek seed wh. Juniper berries Relevant exporters for the abovemenlloned products,
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      626 28 LONDON, Sun. The English First Division championship, which for so long Liverpool threatened to turn into a procession, looks set for an exciting finish. While leaders Liverpool failed again to impose their will on resilient Arsenal at Anfield yesterday, Manchester United cut
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      1381 28 FOURTH DIVISION AMershol 1 Doncaiter 1. Crew* 1 Storkpon 0, Darlington 1 Newport 1, Halifax 1 Portsmouth 2, Hartlepool 0 Lincoln 0. Hereford 1 Huddersfield 3. Northampton 1 Wigan 1, Peterborough 2 Bournemouth 0, Port Vale 1 York 2. Torquay 3 Tranmere 1. Walsall 1 Bradford 1 Walsall
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      64 28 LONDON, Sun. Arnold Muhren, Ipswich's influential Dutch midfield player, has decided to stay with the English First Division club instead of returning to continental football. Muhren. signed from Twente Enschede for £140,000 (J690, 200) in August 1978, has been persuaded to sign a new contract by Ipswich
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      191 28 Workers halt train, but brawl erupts LONDON, San. Brawling soccer fans, brandishing knives, wrecked two carriages of a London underground trail yesterday as transit Workers halted tube services at II p.m. for the second straight day to pretest violence. The rival fans caased thousands of poands damage to the carriages
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      342 28 BELGRADE, Sun. Buducnost Titograd beat Red Star Belgrade 2-0 in the only Yugoslav First Division soccer match yesterday. Other First M-urion results: West German Bayer Uerdingen 1 Bayem Munich 3, Fortuna Duesseldorf 4 Schalke 04 1, Borussia Dortmund 2 Hamburg 2, Cologne 2 Duisburg 3, VFB
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      249 28 FAVOURITE Gene Mayer and unseeded Brian Teacher advanced to the singles final of the U*****,000 ($386,750) Jack Kramer Open tennis tournament by scoring hard-fought three-set victories yesterday. Mayer overcame upsetspecialist Bill Seanlon, who stretched him to two tie-breakers, 6-3, 6-7, 7-6, while Teacher rallied for
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      301 28 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. Gerrie Coetzee, of South Africa, knocked out American Mike Koranicki in the first round of their scheduled 10round heavyweight bout here yesterday. Three of Coetzee's blows were very heavy a left, a right and another left and they combined to send the American crashing to the canvas.
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      484 28 In LJabM, Spain beat Britain 91-73 ana Bulgaria outplayed Portugal 109-65 in the European junior basketball championships yesterday. BILLIARDS Canadian Jim Wych battled through a 10-hour marathon before knocking out Briton Rex Williams in the final qualifying round of the world professional snooker
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      65 28 LONDON, Sun. Liverpool's David Johnson, with 24 goals to his credit, is the leading English Division One League and Cup goal-scorer after yesterday's soccer matches. Others: 23 Phil Boyer, of Southampton, Alan Sunderland, of Arsenal; tt Glenn Hoddle, Tottenham. Division Two Zf Clive Allen, Queen's Park Rangers; 23
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      160 28 AMELIA ISLAND (Florida), Sun. Top seed Martina Navratilova ousted Rumanian Virginia Ruzici in straight sets to set up an all-Czech final in the US$lOO.000 ($221,000) Women's Tennis Association tournament here yesterday. Martina's 6-2, 6-2 victory placed her in today's final against 18-year-old Czech
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      Lock icon Tully, King and Oerter give outstanding performances
      571 29 WALNUT, Sun. Polevaulter Mike Tully. hurdler James King and 42-year-old discus thrower Al Oerter were outstanding at the San Antonio College meet here yesterday. Tully won his pet event at 5.59 metres, the highest mark recorded in the world this year. King's 49.24
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      1764 29 RACING ...with FAIRWAY PENANG, Sun. New Zealander Alvin Tweedie found his top riding form at Bukit Gantong here today to score a treble on Scaramouche 11, Camberly and Bahagia IV. Camberly, trained by Lee Seng Hap, captured the $25,000 Committee Cup for Class
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      353 29 JOCKEY L. Millington was suspended two race days and jockey S. H. Chew four days by the stewards of the Penang Turf Club. Millington *as suspended for careless riding on Frond in Race 7 on Satur- day, while Chew was suspended two days for dropping his hands well
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      58 29 HONGKONG, Sun Favourite Kxcalibur. ridden by Hongkong's leading Jockey, Gary Moore, won the HKIIOO.OOO ($44,000) Hongkong Derby yesterday by a length from Skimwit Wallv Hood). ExcaUbur, an Australian chestnut gelding by Baguette out of Torphins. led afi the way to win at odds of two to one.
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      452 29 Baee I: The state of track changed to soft. Cameron J Highlands IV was slowly away. Jockey A. Tweedie explained < that the gelding jumped awk- wardly and brushed the gates. Three Bell (W.Y. Chee) was < slow to begin. Baee S: The sute of track changed
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      Lock icon Monteverdi fails again
      172 29 NRWBURY. Son. i Irish-trained Monteverdi's classic asptratloM* were farther depreciated when be was beaten In the Greeaham Stakes here yesterday his second defeat la two races this season. Robert Saagster's colt, the top-rated two-year-old In Britain last I year, failed by half length to hold James Wlxan's
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      Lock icon Chinese sides put politics aside
      175 29 WALNUT, Sun. Nationalist and Communist Chinese athletic teams competed against each other for the first time at the San Antonio College meet here yesterday. The atmosphere was congenial and the chief of the Beijing squad said that Nationalist teams "would be welcomed" on the mainland.
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      422 29 Mya Aye's title by two strokes GIFU, Japan, Sun Burma's Mya Aye today won the 54-hole US$4O,OOO ($88,400) Gifuseki Open golf tournament by two strokes, shooting a final round 73 for a six-under-par 210 total. The Burmese veteran, i who finished second in the Indian, Singapore and Indonesian Opens on
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      Lim triumphs on experience
      630 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By LIM CHOO BENG returned a perfect second nine to edge out P. M. Samy and Tan Ah Leh for the Changi Open golf title yesterday, after they had each registered a gross four-over-par 73. Veteran Lam, drawing upon his wealth of vast experience,
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      Bravo for Police
      328 30  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By As they dig in and weather tackles AMID the sheer tension and emotion of the Blacks 10-a-side rugby final, Police reigned supreme over Bravo, winning the K. T. Ooi Trophy 21-10 at Farrer Park yesterday. But they had to claw, literally, with their
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      SHA coach plan begins
      237 30  -  By R. MANORAJ me programme follows hot on the heels of an annual camp, which will be organised by the SHA from May 28-31, and is also part of the Hockey Plan for 1980. SHA secretary M. Param said yesterday: "The coaches' programme is based on
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      Q'stown A retain challenge trophy
      117 30 Q'stown A retain challenge trophy QUEENSTOWN A, with four internationals, retained the Chan Chee Seng challenge trophy for water-polo when they defeated arch-rivals Armed Forces A 8-5 in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's knockout competition at the Toa Payoh pool yesterday, reports KEN JALLEH Jr. Queens town, who won the
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      Surjit scores winner
      8 30 Surjit scores winner IA 1 SIA GROUP 0
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      55 30 PENANG, Sun. Pakistan defeated Malaysia 3-1 in their third hockey test at the City I Sadium here tonight Pakistan led 2-0 at half-time. It was their third straight win Pakistan's goals came from Manzoorul Hassan (12th minute). Afdar Abbas (15th) and Manzoor Junior (56th), while Colin Sta Maria
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      24 30 MEDIUM Security beat Gurkha Unit 4-2 on penalty-dicks after a goalless draw at fulltime to win the Intra-prisons six-aside hockey tournament in Changi
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      Aggressive Cocera
      155 30 MARK COCERA 'S aggressive 47 not out ena- bled the Singapore Civil Service Sports Recreation > Club to beat Ceylon Sports I Club by four wickets in a Singapore Cricket Associ- ation's junior tournament match at the Tanglin Oval yesterday. CSC could only manage to score 136 for
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      Amir the key to team tennis title?
      162 30  -  By WILFRED YEO THE side aspiring to be Cathay Pacific team tennis champions, it seems, should have Amir Leow. the Singapore captain in their line-up. Leow, 45, who led Lotto to the title last year, did the same yesterday for Fila, when he
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      Lock icon All's well that ends well for Singapore and their fans
      625 31  -  That shock 0-3 defeat by Perak should be just a memory now ALL'S well that ends well. ..in this case, for the Singapore soccer team, who beat Sabah 3-0 in their Malaysia Cup-tie at the National Stadium last night, and
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      238 31 KELANTAN 0 MALACCA 0 KOTA BHARU. Sun. was the toast of Mali scoreless draw with Xi Cup soccer match here Gallant Lim Chuan Chin icca after they fought a »lantan in their Malaysia tonight. The lanky, well-built Lim's reflexes saved Malacca time and again.
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      35 31 BANK AMERICA edged out Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 2-1 In the Anchor Business Houses women's squash league at River Valley Road yesterday. In the men's match, Foo and Quek outplayed Digicon Kxploration 4-1.
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      37 31 .M.I. Katong residents, who are interested in representing the constituency in swimming. badminton and netball, are requested to call Seow Boon Kwong (*****11 during office hours) or Tan Kok Boon f *****8 after 10 p.m.).
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      149 31 Sarawak's late rally fails to stop Trengganu SARAWAK 2 TRENGGANU 3 KUCHING. Sun. A late rally by Sarawak failed to stop Trengganu from this win in their Malaysia Cup soccer tie at the Jubilee ground today. The half-time score was 1-1. Trengganu took the lead in the fourth minute through
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      63 31 TONG WHYE advanced into the final round of the national youth basketball champion ships when they beat Choon« Huan 75-70 at the Peoples Ass <iation last niffht Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association joined them, thrashing Friends 70-42 Other rcaalta Thomson bt I/)tto 60-57, Zenu? Chye bt
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      NZ Force for fourth time
      61 31 SKRIA. Sun. New Zealand force South-east Asia won the I'anaga seven-a-sib> rugby tournament for the fourth sur «siv- year when they defeated host team Panaea 22-9 in the final here yesterday <>n their road to victory, the Kiwis beat Miri. Shell Recrea tion aub and
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      250 31 SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Ishak Mohd Amin, of Johore B, won the overall individual title of the fivestage 629-kilometre fourth Tour of Johore cycling championship, which ended here today, with a total time of 16 hrs. 2 mins. 27.32 sees. Yusof Lumno, of South Sulawesi, was second with 16
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      146 31 SINGAPORE SABAH RESULT Urn Tang Boon 40th and 84th; Laong Kok Fann 44th 8corors (with goal-timaa) Shots on targot 11 Shots off targat Cornar-klcka 10 Fraa kicks 12 [offaMai 18<offsida8) Tttmi, with parformanc# marks out of ton. Each star ptayar in capital lettara and Man of tha Match with
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      281 31 NEGRI SEMBILAN 0 SELANGOR 2 SEREMBAN, Sun. Selangor, taking their cue from the national team, pushed Khalid All to the frontline and he turned out to be their trump card against Negri at the Station Padang here today. Khalid underlined his scoring
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      137 31 TODAY EVENTS DIVING SASA Open championships (Toa Payoh pool. 5.30) HOCKEY FrleaaJy: Singapore Selection v Johore ißalestier Road, 5.15) BHA Dlv t Uane: Police C v Singapore Airlines Group B (Police Academy); Port Authority RC v Marine Parade (Balestier Road), matches at 5.15. National schools' championships (various venues, 8.30. 2.30).
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      Referee fails to show up
      108 31 YESTERDAY'S Football Association of Singapore youth tournament match between Ayer Rajah Jumbo and Jalan An PC at Farrer Park was postponed because the appointed referee failed to turn up. Results of other matches: Jubilee SA 9 Delhi Jr. AA 0, Marine Crescent 1 Realty Park
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      NO LET-DOWNS...
      591 31  -  COMMENT. By DEREK WILD NO let-dawns at the National Stadium last night after all. la the cad, the faas did not let down the players. And the players most of them, anyway certainly did noflet down the faas. Though only IUN tickets for Singapore's Malaysia Cnp-tie against Sabah
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      278 31 Not all copiers are created equal. Nor is the paper they copy on. What kind of paper Can it copy on things What about copy How does it manage cantheSF-740 that aren't paper? sizes? to do what other MMiinnO Yes Even on materials like acetates. All sizes ranging trom the
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    40 32 TOKYO, Sun. A new study by the Japan Statistics Bureau reports that Japan's population grew by 960.000 last year. It was the first time in 16 years that the annual increase dropped below the one million mark. AP.
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    97 32 They're off THE much-heralded New Nation Big Walk yesterday was a stomping success as this picture Indicates. W*men walkers and the veterans, all togged ap to walk their IS-km route starting from Bnldt Paajaag, turned ap In large numbers about I ,2St women and 2M veterans. Another mass start was
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    328 32 MRS CMU SHEH KUAMQ (nee Kathleen Hwang Yen Tao) passed away peacefully on 19th April 1980 leaving behind her husband S.K Chu. son Nal Po. daughter Pearl, son-in-law Manlcam 3aravanamut.hu. daughter-in-law Trudy and three grandchildren, brothers Y.K. Hwang and Y.S. Hwang, sister Mrs Nellie Hsu sister-in-law Mrs
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    608 32 Fate of Games and Olympic movement in the balance THE fate of the Moscow Olympics and the whole future of the Olympic movement will be on the line tomorrow when the nine-man executive board of the International Olympic Committee begins three days of crisis meetings T l? e l O(^!
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    173 32 NEW DELHI, Sun. The Soviet-backed regime obviously believes that the way to win the hearts I of minds of the Afghan people is through the j country's flag because it has announced the intro- duction of yet another change in the
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    24 32 MANILA. Sun. United Nations General Assembly president Salim Ahmad Salih today left for Singapore after a fourday visit to Manila. UPI.
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    144 32 NEW DELHI, Sun. Troops and police seized control of the Narengi oilhead in Assam today and arrested hundreds of pickets who have blockaded vital oil supplies from the state to the rest of India for four months. Security forces threw barricades round the oil
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      237 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cov«f Pnc» SOt Annual Subtcnphon SISS For tubtcnption. cmll *****11 fill. ON TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Countless books written by the likes of Dale Carnegie and Napolean Hill tell us how to succeed and back up their prescriptions with tales of Western millionaires and billionaires. But according
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      358 32 Big Walk pictures galore Whether you were a spectator, serious competitor determined to win a prize or just went along for kicks, relive the fun you had yesterday in six pages of Big Walk pictures and stories. Also... GLORIA CHANDY has some pertinent points to make about the continuing courtesy
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      1247 5 O lord... California's cult centre offers include trip to Mars or Venus by soul One sect offers travel to Venus or Mars by soul! In California's cult centre there's spiritual competition between Eckankar and Est, Moonies and Hare Krishna plus a stash of guns to guard a deity. FRAN Watson
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        1165 6 Do you live near a construction site? Do you have to live with noise pollution? With urbanisation, many Singaporeans do and you are not suffering alone. WEE BEE LIM talks to fellow sufferers and also to the contractors who are often blamed. IN THE hub of town stands a
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        520 6  -  WEE BEE LIM By THE contractors make easy scapegoats, but shooting every contractor that comes within earshot will certainly not solve the problem. Complaints may keep piling up, but the piling will still go on. The piling has to go on, at least
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      The crops that Grew-al within a year
      1048 7  -  DAVID WINDER in LUDHIANA, By With a population increase of around a million a month, India's food needs constantly escalate. But thanks to men like Mohinder Singh Grewal, four to five crops are grown on one hectare in a single year and now
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      1637 8  -  i NOT LONG ago I asked Dr Edward Teller, who is often called "the father of the hydrogen bomb," what he thought things would be like in the United States in the year 2000. He thought for a long while, and then
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      56 8 By and large, the people of the Soviet Union are warm, generous, good, and very able in many respects. Many of the Soviet leaders are capable of behaving with great charm, and they can become genuinely emotional when they discuss their hopes for the next generation or the devastation
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      Time for US power elite' to wake up
      718 9 Time for US power elite' to wake up tion; in Uganda the heads of black Ugandans were beaten in with hammers, their legs were chopped off, and they were forced to eat the flesh of their fellow prisoners before they, too, were put to death. But fashionable outrage is directed
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      52 9 The US-Soviet contest is a straggle between two opposite poles of human experience—between those represented by the sword and by the spirit, by fear and by hope. Their system is ruled by the sword; ours is governed by the spirit. Their influence has spread by conquest; ours has spread
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      490 10 SOARING oil prices and a curious loop-hole in French law are coaxing a new breed of vehicle onto Paris streets in increasing numbers. The makers call them cars, but they are so small you need no licence or number plates to drive
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