The Straits Times, 30 April 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    Lock icon MURDER BID ON QOTBZADEH
    588 1 Shots at motorcade miss him KUWAIT, Tuesday IRAN'S Foreign Minister Sadeq Qotbzadeh escaped an assassination attempt here today when a hail of bullets from two cars was fired at a motorcade taking him to meet the Emir of Kuwait. Kuwaiti authorities said today that police have
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    Lock icon 'US fighters opened fire on Iranian plane' claim
    526 1 'US fighters opened fire on Iranian plane' claim BUT REPORT DENIED BY WASHINGTON TEHERAN, Tues. The Iranian. Armed Forces said US fighters today opened fire on an Iranian aircraft over the Sea of Oman. A spokesman for the office of the Joint Chief of Staff stood by the report after
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    Lock icon MEETING WITH GROMYKO IS ON
    109 1 MEETING WITH GROMYKO IS ON WASHINGTON, Tues. The head of the US State Department will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Vienna on May 15 and 16 as planned despite the resignation of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. State Department spokesman Mr Hodding Carter said it was "very probable"
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    Lock icon Higher wages for workers
    62 1 OSLO, Tues. Norwegian public employees went to work yesterday at salaries 11.3 per cent higher than when they went home for the weekend. In a session on Saturday. union leaders for the more than 300,000 workers accepted an annual increase of 11.3 per cent, removing the
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    Lock icon For 'dumping'
    45 1 WASHINGTON, Tues Twenty-two importers and sellers of Japanese rolnui tele vision sets will pay US$7O mil lion (SJIS2 6 millioni to settle claims that the seis wars "dumped" or sold at unfairly kW prices in ihe IS. Ihe roy ernmenl s.iid yeslenl.iy Renter
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    Lock icon Haddad hurt
    38 1 TKI. aviv. Tues Christian milma commander Major Saad Haddad injured loday when pf\> in which he w.is 111 1. 'i veiling struck a mine in south l^hanon. Israeli fust aid personnel at the hsrSM reported Router
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    27 1 NEW DELHI. Tues More than 50 people have died in a heat wave in Northern India over the past two weeks, officials said today. Reuter.
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    42 sites picked as likely MRT stations
    278 1 42 sites picked as likely MRT stations FORTY-TWO sites have been identified as likely Mass Rapid Transit stations, a Ministry of Communications MRT Unit spokesman said yesterday. He declined to give further details as he said it had still to decide how many stations are to be built within the
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    Lock icon 'Murder bid failed'
    57 1 BEIRUT, Tues. The Voice >f Lebanon radio station of the rightist Phalange Party said yesterday Iraqi President Saddam Hussein escaped an assassination attempt early this month. The would be assassin, described as an Iraqi of Iranian extraction, was executed along with five Iraqi officers who were accused
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    Lock icon Two killed in F-111 crash
    65 1 LONDON. Tues. An US Air Force F-11l swing-wing fighter bomber crashed in southern England today, killing both crew members, officials said. A USAF spokesman said the Fill, belonging to the 20th tactical fighter wing stationed at the Royal Air Force base at Upper Heyford near
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    Lock icon Migrant problem
    60 1 HONGKONG Tues. Authorities in China's Guangdong province have made arrangements to deal with the huge exodus of illegal emigrants into this territory bordering Hongkong A Radio Canton broadcast last Friday, which was heard in Hongkong today, said the Guangdong provincial committee held a three-day conference on April 18
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    Lock icon Ban sparks violence
    58 1 ANKARrt, Tues Violence erupted in Ankara today as leftist students and workers protested against a government ban on May Day rallies Troops and police detained Mm left-wing high-srhool stu ilents after a gunbattle and Ihe explosion of a booby-trap-ped political poster in the shanty town. At least
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    Lock icon Hunt brothers mortgage $6.9 b of holdings
    193 1 Hunt brothers mortgage $6.9 b of holdings WASHINGTON, Tues. The billionaire Hunt brothers of Dallas, Texas, have mortgaged at least US$3.2 billion (5J6.9 billion) of their oil and gas holdings to settle huge debts incurred last month in the silver market collapse. The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that the
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    Lock icon Tanker adrift
    41 1 CAPE TOWN. Tues. The 173,000-tonne oil tanker World Mandate is drifting helplessly 40 km off Mossel Bay, Cape province after engine failure and has asked to be towed into Cape Town for repairs, it was learnt here today. AFP.
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    Lock icon The born winner
    80 1 LAS i:<. \S, I ins. A man who recently won the world's largest jackpot at Harold's Casino in Ki'im has taken a one-armed bandit for at least another I S*II,M» (S$95,M»). Bill Kagland, who won I 553 M,711 on April 8 at Harold's, collected I SSI2,M« yesterday
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    Lock icon WRECK AFTER TEHERAN BLAST
    94 1 THE scene at a car park In downtown Teheran where a bomb went off as shoppers, office workers and street vendors crowded the area on Monday. The Mast followed another one which devastated a cinema abent 111 metres away. A series of rxplo- slens erupted around
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    'Welcome the expats' call to teachers
    537 1 'Welcome the expats' call to teachers THE Singapore Teachers Union has called on members to welcome expatriates to the profession, as a hostile attitude towards them could be harmful to the staff and pupils of schools and affect the quality of teaching. Making the call, The Mentor, an STU publication,
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    Lock icon May date for meeting
    69 1 WARSAW, Tues. A summit meeting of the Warsaw Pact military alliance will take place in the middle of May in the Polish capital, the communist party organ Trybuna Ludu said today. This was the first official announcement of the summit although it has been rumoured for
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    Lock icon Demo in Male
    44 1 MALE, Tues. Thousands of people held demonstrations in the Maldivian capital of Male today burning effigies of expresident Ibrahim Nasir. one of whose relatives Ahmad Nassem was named in parliament for hiring mercenaries to assassinate President Man moon Abdul Gayoom. Reuter.
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    Lock icon LATEST 'BODIES BOUND FOR ZURICH'
    75 1 LATEST 'BODIES BOUND FOR ZURICH' HKKNK, Tues. The bodies of the I S marines who died In the Iranian desert on Friday will he flown to Zurich this week, the Swiss news agency reported today. It Mid a spokesman of the Swiss Embassy In Teheran told the agency the flight
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      Lock icon Fraser ahead
      73 2 SYDNEY, Tues. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, who must call an election this year, has overtaken the leader of the opposition in a popularity poll published today. Twenty-seven per cent of voters saw Mr Fraser as doing a good or very good job, according to a survey of
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      Lock icon Joint leftist move to oust Zia?
      328 2 BHUTTO'S SONS IN KABUL NEW DELHI, Tues. THE Press Trust of •India reported last night that Murtaza Ali Bhutto, son of executed Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, is currently in Kabul, trying to set up a joint Afghan-Pakistani leftwing front. Observers noted the
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      Lock icon GUERILLAS KILL PRO-SOVIET WOMEN
      113 2 GUERILLAS KILL PRO-SOVIET WOMEN ISLAMABAD, Tuot AFGHAN guerillas have announced that they have broken the traditional sexaal barrier fer Afghaa warriors by attacking female sympathisers of the Soviet-backed Kabul Government. The Hlshe Islamic nerllla organisation based la the Pakistan herder town of Peshawar said they tossed a grenade Into a
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      Lock icon Beware Viet trap, China warns Asean
      228 2 Beware Viet trap, China warns Asean HONGKONG, Tuesday CHINA today implicitly told the Asean countries not to fall into the trap set by Hanoi in its current diplomatic moves towards them. It said this in a commentary in the Xinhua news agency, anticipating Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Ihach's imminent
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      Lock icon Mao's Red Book replaced by 12 new rules
      168 2 Mao's Red Book replaced by 12 new rules BEIJING, Tues. The "little red book" which ruled the conduct of 900 million Chinese until the death of Chairman Mao Zedong in 1976 has been replaced by a new set of rules which have been creating a mini-revolu-tion in internal party politics.
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      Lock icon Cancer eye girl home with slim chance
      109 2 Cancer eye girl home with slim chance NEW DELHI, Tues. A three-year-old Indian girl, whose good eye was removed by doctors instead of the cancerous right eye, returned home to Hyderabad yesterday after an artificial cornea giaft in New York. But a doctor accompanying Nasreen Banu said her chances of
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      Lock icon 1,000 dead
      26 2 SAN SALVADOR, Tues. Political violence claimed more than 1,000 lives in the first three-and-a-half months of this year, Catholic Church officials said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon BIRTHDAY CHEERS FOR HIROHITO
      85 2 BIRTHDAY CHEERS FOR HIROHITO EMPEROR Hlrehlte respsads to cheers from the palace halo ny as taeaaaads of people, many in their holiday best, waved Japanese paper flags to wish him a happy birthday. The emperor, la Us S4th year on the throne, became It years old yesterday. He appeared fear
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      Lock icon Sinclair to stand trial for fraud
      138 2 Sinclair to stand trial for fraud SYDNEY, Tues FORMER Primary Industries Minister lan Sinclair was committed for trial today on charges of fraud and making false statements. Chief magistrate Clarrie Briese found that Sinclair had a case to answer on nine charges of "making and uttering false statements on the
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      Lock icon Ex-IRA chief hired to stage Maldives coup
      211 2 MALE, Tues NINE European mercenaries led by a former Irish Republican Army chief were hired to stage a coup in the Indian Ocean Republic of Maldives, President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom told Parliament here last night. The President alleged one of the main people
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      38 2 TATPEH, Tues. The Hongkong English-language newspaper, the South China Morning Post, has been banned from circulating here for four days as of today because it romanises Taipeh as Taibei, using the Chinese communist pinyin system. AFP.
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      187 2 V J THE NEW ENGLISH PM's May Day LMIMUUMUt Message MRA/QPAPPR Govt. reprieve IlLflO T HIH I C fl for car own-pre? The Singaporean is the new news%o vwireio- paper that ref )ects the thoughts of this nation's new generation of citizens. "j|^^ It's the paper that deals with the
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      Lock icon 'Purge navy, air force'
      166 3 TEHERAN, Toes. Iranian Judge Ayatollah S&deq Khallkhall today called for a purge "at the highest level" of the Iranian Navy .and Air Force after the "failings" they had shown daring last week's abortive United States attempt to rescue the IS Embassy hostages here. The newspaper Bamdad
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      Lock icon THE HOSTAGE RESCUE FIASCO Russia offers radar for wrecks swop
      113 3 THE HOSTAGE RESCUE FIASCO Russia offers radar for wrecks swop KUWAIT, Tues. A Kuwait newspaper reported today that the Soviet Union has offered Iran an advanced radar system in exchange for being allowed to examine the wreckage of the United States aircraft abandoned in Iran during last week's abortive hostage
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      Lock icon Coherence of US policies now in doubt
      373 3 IN WAKE OF VANCE'S MOVE WASHINGTON, Tuesday SECRETARY of State Cyrus Vance's abrupt departure from the government is likely to have a serious impact on American relations around the world, reinforcing doubts in allied capitals and in Moscow about the coherence and constancy
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      Lock icon Strong case now for bigger arms budget
      297 3 Strong case now for bigger arms budget WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE US Defence Department will probably try to use the current controversy surrounding the aborted Iranian raid to seek budget increases, observers here believe. The Pentagon will point to difficulties arising from budgetary constraints to better its position with Congress and
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      Lock icon No Asean sanctions against Iran, says Mochtar
      220 3 No Asean sanctions against Iran, says Mochtar JAKARTA, Tues. —Indonesia and other Asean members will not enforce economic sanctions against Iran, considering such measures ineffective. Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today. In a meeting with seven ambassadors of the European Economic Community, Mr Mochtar discussed the nature and impact of
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      Lock icon Moscow's view of Vance's quitting
      119 3 MOSCOW, Tues. Soviet television last night portrayed former United State* Secretary of State Cyrus Vance as a far-sighted figure who straggled to save the policy of detente bat lost as the Carter administration swung to the right. la the first major Moscow commentary on Mr
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      Lock icon Hasty trip to US
      50 3 MOSCOW. Tun United StalM AmbaaMdar Thomas WatßM, an old friend of [orrnri Bin 111 I of State Cyrus V.mc left here today for Washington on personal busi m-ss An embassy spoki-sman said Mr Watson's tup was hastily arranged and it would last a tew days Reuter
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      23 3 KATMANDU, Tues Nepal decided yesterday to recognise the Palestine Liberation Or ganisation as the sole representative of the Palestinian people AP
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      Lock icon 'CIA warned 60 pc of captives would die'
      104 3 'CIA warned 60 pc of captives would die' SAN FRANCISCO. Tues. The hostage rescue bid in Iran was approved despite a Central Intelligence Agency warning that fib per cent of the captives could be killed or wounded in the rescue, a radio station here reported yesterday. It said its information
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      Lock icon Hostage's mum who went to Iran heckled on return
      200 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. MILS Barbara Tlmm arrived home from Iran under police eaoort yesterday and was greeted by some heckling over what she calls her personal apology for President Jimmy Carter's attempt to rescue the I nIWMI States embaiMy hostages. Law enforcement
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      Lock icon The handover plan
      78 3 TEHERAN, Tues. Greek Catholic Archbishop Hilarion Capucci arrived here early today to take charge of the bodies of eight United States marines killed in the abortive mission to rescue the Teheran hostages. The official Pars news agency quoted him as saying: "We plan to take the bodies
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      Lock icon EUROPEAN LEADERS EXPRESS REGRET OVER DEPARTURE
      404 3 EUROPEAN LEADERS EXPRESS REGRET OVER DEPARTURE LUXEMBOURG, Tues. WEST European leaders have expressed regret over the departure from office of United States Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, who was widely respected in Europe as a moderate influence in President Jimmy Carter's inner circle. The heads of government of the nine-nation
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      Lock icon Crisis poll
      43 3 NEW YORK, Tues In the wake of the abortive military attempt to free the hostages in Iran, Americans reject thp idea that President Jimmy Carter has manipulated the i isis for political K<»in. according to an Associated Press-NBC news poll AP.
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      Lock icon Chief mate was crash tanker's skipper
      182 4 Chief mate was crash tanker's skipper MANILA, Tues. Philippine Coast Guard officials today discovered that the skipper of the govern-ment-owned tanker, which collided with an inter-is-land vessel and killed 116 of its passengers, is merely a licensed chief mate and not a master mariner. This twist surfaced during the investigation
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      Lock icon Shootout with 16 convicts
      68 4 UNIFORMED and plainolothes policeman take cover behind ears la Shootout Monday with 11 convicts who had shot their way out of Milan's top security San Vlttorr M A lea4«r of the Rod Brigades guerilla Kroup and the boss of gMg of kidnappers were among five of
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      Lock icon $12b Thai budget
      83 4 BANGKOK, Tues. The Thai cabinet today approved a proposed national budget of US$6.6 billion (5J14.3 billion) for fiscal year 1981, a sizable 16 per cent increase from the current year. Budgets for hanHHng the economy and national defence each shared 20 per cent, while education topped the
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      Lock icon CALL FOR PROBE AGAINST AUSSIE CJ REJECTED
      160 4 CALL FOR PROBE AGAINST AUSSIE CJ REJECTED CANBERRA, Tues. The government today rejected opposition calls for an inquiry into allegations that Australia's Chief Justice may have been influenced by family shares in companies involved in cases before him. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser told Parliament that facts did not support the
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      Lock icon Resistance still flickers in Vietnam
      388 4 Resistance still flickers in Vietnam WASHINGTON, Tues. Five years after the communist victory, resistance still flickers in Vietnam, US intelligence sources said today on the fifth anniversary of the 1975 capture of Ho Chi Minn City by North Vietnamese forces. The sources said the resistance network extends widely throughout South
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        Lock icon A licence to kill?
        74 4 SOME say they want the pleasure of "pulling the switch." Others say it would be like Jury duty. They are volunteers a minister, a funeral director, a born-again Christian looking for a job as executioner. Hundreds of letters have poured in from around the country and
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        Lock icon The stamp of a hoax
        89 4 A MAN in Melbourne, who hoodwinked stamp collectors around the world in a US$2OO,OOO (*****,000) confidence trick, was sentenced to one year's jail in Melbourne yesterday. Police told the court that Kevin Daly who operated under the name of John Rosse advertised a wide variety
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        Lock icon Dogs still top nippers
        84 4 CATS outbit the rats, skunks and parrots in New York last year but dogs remain the champion nippers in town. City Health Commissioner Reinaldo Ferrer reported on Monday there were 17,290 animal bites reported by the city's human population last year. Of that total, 15,814 were
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        Lock icon Delay of 61 years
        95 4 LYDIA Warren, 87, of Quincy in Massachusetts, has finally received her honourable discharge from the army 61 years after she left the service. She volunteered in 1917 with 335 women and served 16 months in France during World War I as a bilingual telephone operator at
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        Lock icon Awaiting world's end
        60 4 LELAND Jensen and his small band of religious followers headed for their fallout shelters in Montana yesterday to await the destruction of the world by nuclear war they say will come today. Leland and his members of a splinter group of the Baha'i faith have been planning
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      Nugan Hand inspector is named
      308 4 By RODNEY HOBSON Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Tues. An inspector has been appointed to examine the books and records of Nugan Hand (Hongkong), the deposit-taking operation of the Sydney-based Nugan Hand empire. Mr D. W. Gairns, of Peat, Marwick Mitchell accountants, and two others were
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      US-Asean talks expected after June KL meet
      381 4 US-Asean talks expected after June KL meet By MILTON CHASE Our Washington reporter WASHINGTON, Tues. Preliminary plans are underway for the holding of the fourth annual USAsean dialogue at a high official working level this year. No specific date has been scheduled nor a site chosen, but it is expected
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      Lock icon EEC deadlock in crucial talks
      390 6 ROW OVER BRITAIN'S BUDGET OFFER LUXEMBOURG, Tuesday THE European Economic Community has failed to settle crucial economic issues dogging the community at a time when member states wanted to adopt a credible common approach to the tense international situation. An EEC summit here broke up
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      Lock icon Acquittal of war veteran a 'legal landmark'
      196 6 Acquittal of war veteran a 'legal landmark' KALAMAZOO (Michigan), Tues. The acquittal of a Vietnam veteran in a drunken driving case could be a legal landmark because of his defence based on the dangers of exposure to the herbicide agent orange, according to the man's attorney. "I think we were
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      31 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. More than 300 anti-nuclear protesters were arrested yesterday after they tried to block entrances to the Pentagon and burnt nags of countries known to possess nuclear arms. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Exiles to pay visit
      48 6 NEW DELHI, Tues. The Dalai Lama's younger sister will join a delegation of Tibetan exiles visting their homeland next month, Tibetan sources said yesterday. Ms Pema Gyalpo, the sister, and five others will spend four months studying life in Tibet under Chinese rule. UPI.
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      Lock icon Away from the House, Thatcher minds the home
      261 6 LONDON, Tues. Mrs Margaret Thatcher still manages to find time for housework despite her busy schedule as Britain's first woman Prime Minister, according to an interview today. Woman s Own magazine quoted Mrs Thatcher as saying of her year at 10 Downing
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      Lock icon Ships order
      26 6 KUWAIT, Tues. Iraq has reportedly ordered five warships (or delivery in 1983 from Italian shipyards, the Kuwait daily paper As Siassa said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Scotland Yard: Gaddafi's hit team on prowl
      302 6 Scotland Yard: Gaddafi's hit team on prowl LONDON, Tues. Scotland Yard yesterday warned that a threeman hit team wanted for the assassination of a Libyan journalist two weeks ago may be stalking other opponents of Libyan Leader Muammar Gaddafi for liquidation. H Police also formally charged a 28-year-old Libyan yesterday
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    Team on tour to gather ideas for science park
    255 7 Team on tour to gather ideas for science park TWO senior Jurong Town Corporation officers and the chairman of the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir), Dr Lee Kum Tatt, are on a month-long fact-finding tour of industrial parks overseas. The director of JTC's Architectural /Planning Division, Mr
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    Art in Action
    37 7 THE National Museum Art Gallery, in its Art in Action series, will feature the surrealist paintings of Singapore-bom artist Mr Rosihan Dahim on Saturday at 11a.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission is free.
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    Emperor's birthday
    55 7 THE Environment Minister, Mr lim Kirn San (left), and the Japanese Ambassador, Mr Toshijlro Nakajlma, at a reception to mark Emperor Hirohlto's 79th birthday at Mr Nakajhna's residence In Tyersall Road yesterday. Mr lim was one of the SM guests, who included members of the International diplomatic community
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    242 NTUC taxis for ballot
    91 7 242 NTUC taxis for ballot REGISTRATION of applicants for balloting of 242 new NTUC-Comfort taxis, to be released on the road for the second half of this year, will be held at its premises at Sin Ming Drive from Friday to May 8. In the first half of this year,
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    'Tripartism the key to restructuring of economy'
    402 7 May Day messages TRIPARTITE cooperation between the government, unions and employers which has made economic growth possible in the last two decades will ensure the successful restructuring of Singapore's economy in the Eighties. Making the point in a May Day message, the Minister
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    LABOUR NEWS MAKES WAY FOR NEW PAPER
    216 7 LABOUR NEWS MAKES WAY FOR NEW PAPER A NEW fortnightly newspaper, The Singaporean, wiu be launched by the Singapore National Trades Union Congress on Labour Day tomorrow. It will replace Labour News and, in its new and upgraded version, it aims to reflect even better the aspirations of all Singaporean
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    Police Week activities
    62 7 THE police will boat a series of activities (or Police Week 1980 which is scheduled to begin in the first week of June. The highlights include an open golf invitation competi tion.an open bouse at Police Academy, a band display, a carnival and food fair, a children's
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    'Singapore is pirate centre of the world'
    269 7 FOR every copyright cassette tape made by recording companies here, more than 20 pirated units are sold on the market. Singapore has become the "pirate centre" of the world, according to the music industry yesWith pirates taking over 185 to 90 per cent
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    Officials of science assn
    46 7 PROFESSOR Ang Kok Peng has been elected president of the Singapore Association for the Advancement of Science. Other officials include Prof Saw Swee Hock, first vicepresident; Mr Stephen Sim, second vice-president Prof Anne Johnson, third vicepresident and I)i R. S. Bhathal. secretary.
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    'MPs have no power in the allocation of flats'
    150 8 'MPs have no power in the allocation of flats' SOME applicants still Ulak tfcat MPa have the pawer to help them la ike aUacattaa af Hmuing BmH flata. said Mr Hwut Sm Jla, the IMF for Jalaa Kaya, yesterday. ''BalUtlag aa the mnaaa to eaaare fair allinUMa haa heea la
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    CC courses
    38 8 THE Ghim Moh community centre will hold courses on padang curry, tim sum, crochet and knitting, elementary, intermediate and advanced dressmaking, yoga, tai chi chuan, restaurant cooking and pianica. For further details, call at the centre.
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    Sentosa will build a new jetty to cut ferry time
    292 8 Sentosa will build a new jetty to cut ferry time THE Sentosa Development Corporation wi 1 1 build a better and more efficient jetty and landing plaza on Sentosa, opposite the World Trade Centre, to reduce ferry time to the resort island. It will also appoint a consultant to look
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    Exhibition of prize photos
    73 8 Exhibition of prize photos A PHOTO exhibition, Women of Asia, consisting of 72 prizewinning photographs will he held at the National Museum Young People's Gallery from Saturday to May 18 daily from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. The photographs were selected from 3,325 entries for the Fourth Photo Contest in
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    A meeting of religions
    243 8 MAJOR religious groups in Singapore will meet at a seminar next month to discuss the topic, Religion and Justice. The seminar will be held at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hall, Race Course Lane, on May 11 from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. It is organised by
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    Sleeping baby died of natural causes, court told
    166 8 Sleeping baby died of natural causes, court told A BABY died shortly after she was put to bed, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Dr Wee Keng Poh, a pathologist, said such cases of sudden infant death is internationally recognised as a "natural cause of death" Housewife Mrs Shoko Egawa told
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    He's honorary chairman
    53 8 IN the International Leather Fair supplement published in The Sunday Times on April 27, Mr Ong Leng Chuan was described as chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers Association. This is incorrect. He is honorary chairman of the association. The chairman of the association is Mr Michael Yeo. The
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    'Race course' cabbies may lose licence
    481 8 'Race course' cabbies may lose licence CABBIES who persist in parking their vehicles at the race course either to bet or to pick up passengers at fixed fares on race days will stand to lose their licences if they are caught, the Registry of Vehicles warned yesterday. This warning followed
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    It's up to the firms to employ retirees: Chambers
    211 8 CHAMBERS of commerce here feel that it is a good idea to re-employ retired people but the matter is up to individual firms to decide. That was their response to a suggestion by Mr A. Rahim Ishak, the Senior Minister of
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    SBS drive for part-time survey staff
    202 8 SBS drive for part-time survey staff The Singapore Bus Service has begun recruiting part-time staff to help it conduct surveys on its bus services. These part-timers will form a ready pool of staff from which SBS can draw whenever surveys including passenger count surveys and bus stop interviews are needed.
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    Blood donor centre closed
    53 8 THE blood donation centre at the Singapore General Hospital will oe closed on May Day but will remain open on Sunday from 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. The mobile unit of the blood transfusion service will be stationed at Lucky Plaza on Tuesday from 10 a.m.
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    To Genting
    26 8 THE Ghim Moh community centre management committee will organise a five-day tour to Genting Highlands. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Malacca and Penang on June 8.
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      261 8 Straits Times Crossword IfaTOflfl 6 A depression yel to be reme7 Sobers made a run inside the died by an attendant (7) slore 7, 9 Head guard takes credit for 8 Forbidding the winner to tree another's in the storm (S10 Grade applied to dog and bird 15 Popular music
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    Board raises land award by $191,280 after appeal
    236 9 THE Appeal Board (Land Acquisition) yesterday awarded $483,280 to Cathay Agencies Pte Ltd for its land at Handy Road, acquired by the government for urban renewal on Sept 17, 1975. This sum is $191,280 more than the amount awarded by the Collector
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    HOUSEWIFE MISSING FROM HOME
    79 9 HOUSEWIFE MISSING FROM HOME MADAM Tay Cbw Hoon (above), M. has been reported miastßg from her home In Jalaa Taai, •ff Upper SeraagMM Road, dice April 14. Her daaghter, Nin Chia Sock Hum, 23, a clerk, told The Stralto Tune* that her mother had •n several »ccari»M left home bat
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    Anti-puff sessions achieve 80 pc success
    147 9 Anti-puff sessions achieve 80 pc success THE Singapore Cancer Society's clinic to help smokers kick their habit is enjoying an 80 per cent sucess rate. Since the Smoking Cessation Clinic started therapy sessions about one-and-a-half years ago, 20 people have successfully undergone its courses. The chairman of the society's education
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    Delta CC courses
    36 9 Delta CC courses DELTA Community Centre will conduct nonya rooking, fruit-farvinfj. bridal make-up, tim sum. guitar, social dance, folk dance and conversational Knghsh courses soon. For details telephone *****0 between 3 p m. and 10 p.m.
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    NJC Alumni Assn to start fund
    101 9 NJC Alumni Assn to start fund THE National Junior College Alumni Association is to start a scholarship and bursary fund for needy NJC students. The fund, which now stands at $1,600, will be awarded to students in financial difficul ty The association plans to raise $85,000 initially for the fund.
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    If you're calling Morocco...
    69 9 If you're calling Morocco. NUMBER-to-number telephone service will be available to Morocco from tomorrow. The charge (or a number-to-number call is $27 for the first block of three minutes and $9 for a subsequent one-minute block. For a person-to-per-son call, the charge is $45 for the first block of three
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    Salim leaves after a four-day visit
    61 9 MR Salim Ahmed Salim, president of the United Nations General Assembly, ended his four-day official visit here yesterday. Mr Salim was seen off at the airport by Senior Minister of State (Foreißn Affairs), Mr A. Rahim Lshak He is now visiting Kuala Lumpur, and
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    Chee Onn hands out study awards
    66 9 NTUC secretarygeneral I Jm Chee Onn presenting a scholarship to a young recipient at the Conference Hall Monday. The Singapore Industrial labour Organisation scholarships, totalling ICSM, were presented to MS recipients. A committee comprising educatiMiiate and profession* I was appointed by Silo for the
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    International leather fair at WTC
    73 9 International leather fair at WTC SINGAPORE'S World Trade Centre will be the venue of the International Leather Fair from Friday to May 5. Some of the latest in leather goods, equipment and machinery, all kind of leather, synthetic materials and accessory items for fashion goods will be on display by
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    Caning order of six strokes is lifted
    371 9 Life-term prisoner medically unfit A PRISONER had a caning order of six strokes, made against him last November, lifted in full by the High Court yesterday because he has been certified to be medically unfit to receive the caning. Bhupatrai Uttaram, 42, who
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    Concise tax course
    54 9 Concise tax course THE Inland Revenue Department will hold a full-time nonresidential course, the Concise Tax Programme 1980, at its seminar room at Fullerton Building from Nov 10 to 29 The tuition fee is $700 a participant and certificates will be presented to those who are successful. Closing date for
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    Viet arrivals show seven-month high
    86 9 NINE-HUNDRED-AND-THREE Vietnamese refugees, rescued from the South China Sea by passing vessels, have Men brought here this month the largest number of arrivals in the last seven months. This includes 78 refugees on the Esso Orient, which was expected here last night. All the refugees
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    JAIL AND SIX STROKES FOR $670 ROBBERY
    218 10 JAIL AND SIX STROKES FOR $670 ROBBERY ROBERTS William Asirvatham, 21, was yesterday jailed for 18 months by a district judge and ordered to be given six strokes of the cane after he admitted robbing a shop-assistant of $670 at the President Hotel car park in Kitchener Road on April
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    Woman prison inmate jailed for theft
    120 10 Woman prison inmate jailed for theft A WOMAN Inmate of Changi prison, Javinder Kar, 22, was jailed for two years by a magistrate for stealing a gold chain, bracelet ana ring valued at $900 belonging to Mr Kevin Dunstan Rodrigues, 37, a manager. Mr Rodriguet had advertised for a domestic
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    PAP members need a dose of zeal, says Dr Koh
    514 10 THE successes and unrivalled position of the People's Action Party in recent years have led to a slackening of zeal among some party members and MPs. So says the MP for Nee Soon, Dr Koh Lip Lin, in an article
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    Genting tour
    50 10 SILAT Avenue community centre will hold a three-day tour to Genting Highlands from May 30. A fee of l» per adult will be charged. Children between four and 12 years old will get a 25 per cent discount. For details, telephone *****49 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Brothel manager fined $1,500
    124 10 POLICE raided a flit on April II and (mud nine Thai women aad their manager In it. Lee Ah Km, 33, yesterday admitted using the flat In Bl«ck C, Pacific Mansion, aa a bratbel and waa fined $1,5 M by a district ASP Derrick de Sooza
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    Long-term airport parking scheme starts tomorrow
    266 10 Long-term airport parking scheme starts tomorrow THE Urban Redevelopment Authority will start a pilot car parking scheme for air travellers I at the airport from tomorI row. It will allow the travellers to leave their vehicles I at the car park for long periods without using coupons, which are now
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    Timber load death
    48 10 FORKLIFT driver Son Cheong Yin, 22, died when a pile of timber he was trying to load fell on him at a Umber company, Far Ocean, in Sungei Kadut yesterday. Police said the timber was not properly secured. Mr Son was pinned under the pile.
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    Que sera sera, the future's rosy for this chick
    176 11 THIS dr»b-looklajr, chick may leek like tke proverbial igly duck tug now bat ft wUI soon pew late a lovely reay flamlage like Its eempaaleaa. Tke little bird Is one •f two flamlan chicks that hatched ta Fekraary at tke Jareag
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    2 more Aussie airlines to fly here
    151 11 SINGAPORE can expect more Australian visitors here, particularly from Queensland, because two domestic Australian airlines plan to operate here. Trans-Australia Airlines, which has adjusted its flight schedules to provide the link, will join hands with Qantas, the national Australian airline, to fly to
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    Youth camp
    23 11 THE Lorong Napiri community centre wul hold a three-<lay youth camp at the Paslr Rls Holiday Camp on Saturday at sp.Tn.
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    Air Nauru to begin weekly flights here by June
    266 11 Air Nauru to begin weekly flights here by June AIR NAURU plans to operate a weekly Boeing 727 service to Singapore by June this year, said the president of the Nauru Islands, Mr Hammer DeRoburt, yesterday. Some officials from the airline are expected to arrive here two weeks later to
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    Flat owners' assn posts
    46 11 MR Peter Tan has been reelected president of the HUDC Flat Owners' Association of Farrer Court. Mr Henry Lint has been reelected vice-president and Mr Chua Chew Yong, secretary. Other officials are: Mr A. Rahim, asst secretary and Mr Eric Tan, treasurer.
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    Overland tour to US
    32 11 THE Overland Club of Singapore will organise a lour to the US in August. A briefing will be held today. Those interested can tplephone *****77 for more details.
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    Dilemma of firms with foreign participation
    539 11 INCORPORATION of a proposed company can be delayed by as long as three months once there is foreign participation, the Business Times reported yesterday. And this is embarrassing to lawyerr and accountants who find themselves unable to give foreign clients a firm idea of
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    UNDER UNION'S WINGS
    48 11 THE Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union has won the right to represent General Telephone Directory Company workers in the production, accounts and general service departments. Fifty-two of its 72 employees opted to join the union. The union now has 15,300 members and 291 branches.
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    Marsiling kids enjoy a gala night
    123 12 Marsiling kids enjoy a gala night THEY tkMght he'd have trouble making it. But this little bay turned the tables neatly aa his taller friends by crawling agilely through the obstacle course. He was one of s*l children below 12 yean of age who attended the Children's Night organised by
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    TARLING LEAVES BEFORE APPEAL JUDGMENT
    144 12 TARLING LEAVES BEFORE APPEAL JUDGMENT BRITISH businessman Richard Taring, 45, left Singapore on Monday night without waiting for the judgment of his appeal against conviction on five charges under the Companies Act. It is understood that he had received word from the High Court that a judgment would not be
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    Vocation institutes under Science Ministry
    203 12 Vocation institutes under Science Ministry By POON KEEN MUN ALL vocational and industrial training institutions have come under the Ministry of Science and Technology for better co-ordina-tion of their activities. The Vocational and Industrial Training Board came under the purview of the ministry from April 1. The budget for VTTB
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    Two films
    32 12 THE Singapore Science Centre will screen two films, The Laving Mountains and The Uving River, at its lecture hall on May 5 at 3 p.m. For further details, telephone *****16.
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    2 HURT IN WHITLEY ROAD PILE-UP
    124 12 TWO motorcyclists were seriously injured in a seven-vehicle pile-up along Whitley Road, opposite the Police Academy, early yesterday. One of the iniured, Mr Low Yau Hau. 28, a ciane driver, was admitted to the Toa Payoh Hospital. The other. Mr Suhod bin Mohamed, 25,
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    US firms to help train VITB staff
    132 12 US firms to help train VITB staff THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board and a number of American companies are to draw up a training programme for VITB staff to gain experience either here or overseas. A spokesman for the American Business Council told SBC that the move followed a
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    133 want to be apprentice of the year
    194 12 133 want to be apprentice of the year THIS year's Apprentice-of-the-Year contest has attracted three times the number of entries compared with last year. A total of 133 entries in six trades from 66 companies and the Joint Government Training Centres were received for the contest organised by the Vocational
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    113 people booked
    61 12 TRAFFIC Police and the Registry of Vehicles on Monday stopped 124 people of whom 113 were booked and 11 warned. Twenty -eight were booked for speeding and four were warned. Twenty-one others were booked (or Inconsiderate driving Mid II for careless driving. There were 61 "road hogs"
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    That permed look to cost more
    189 12 That permed look to cost more WOMEN who want to have their hair permed, washed or set may have to pay a dollar or two more from tomorrow, a spokesman for the Singapore Permanent Hairwavmg Employers' Association, which represents 100 members, said. A permanent wave would cost about $27 and
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    It's Lee
    39 12 THE name of the officer in charse of Malayan Banking Berhad at Robinson Road is Mr Lee Siew Phian. not Mr Tan Siew Phian as reported in the Straits Times on April 26. The error is regretted.
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    PIE ABATTOIRS ARE OPEN TONIGHT
    62 12 THE two abattoirs in Jurong and Kirn Chuan Road run by Primary Industries Enterprise will remain open tonight. A PIE spokesman said. PIE is owned by the Ministry of National Development She was commenting on an announcement by the Singapore Pork Merchants Association that there
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      Lock icon PC: Minister's son took my gun and shot boy dead
      446 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A CORONER'S court was told today how the 10-year-old son of a government minister took the gun of a security guard assigned to guard his father, and fatally shot a seven-year-old boy. Police Constable Reduan Shah bin
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      Lock icon Society gets $4m for care of refugees
      175 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian Red Crescent Society today received $4 million from the United Nations Commission for Refugees regional representative, Mr I. Alimohamed, for the upkeep of Vietnamese refugees temporarily staying in Malaysia. Under the agreement signed, the donation will augment the
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      Lock icon Leong flies on
      35 13 BEIJING. Tues Malaysia's Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leong left for south China's Yunnan province today after a week of talks in Beijing which he said had been successful and fruitful. Reuter
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      Lock icon Sea zone Manila ready to talk it over
      176 13 Sea zone Manila ready to talk it over MANILA, Tuet THE Philippines Is willing to negotiate any conflict with Malasyta over their respective 32tkm economic zones, Foreign Ministry officials said today. A 32tlun economic zone proclaimed by Malaysia last week overlaps In some areas the "exclusive" 32»km economic zone being
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      Lock icon KL concerned over pace in solving Khmer crisis
      304 13 KL concerned over pace in solving Khmer crisis KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIA today expressed serious concern over the lack of progress in implementing the United Nations resolution to resolve the Kampuchean n; Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen told the visiting UN General Assembly president, Mr Salim Ahmed Salim, that Malaysia
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      Robbers took them for ride
      55 13 PETALING JAVA, Tues. Two bogus police officers took a couple for a 16-km ride last night before robbing them at knife point of $400 and other valuables. At Taman Rasnah, a kilometre from Klang town, the robbers gave the couple $10 as taxi fare before
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      Good riddance
      42 13 KLANG. Tues. The brownhopper menace in Selangor has been sharply curtailed only about $2,000 worth of padi was destroyed last year compared with a $2 million loss in 1977, the Agriculture Department's statement was reported by the National Echo yesterday.
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      Lock icon 5 cheated of $20,000 cash and jewellery
      121 13 BATU GAJAH, Tues. Five housewives were cheated of $20,963 in cash and jewellery in the past six months by a woman in Kampung Tengah, Parit. Most of the jewellery has been recovered from goldsmiths and pawn shops in Pusing and Parit after the
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      205 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp /ANO YOU TUQNEO WERE YOU ABLE FINAL.LV/ AND IN YOU RE TTJBNiN© p, &HT WHEN I SAID A TO RECONCILE MY YOU ADDED ANOTHER LEPT ITOLD V. LEFT.' STUPID, YOU DO BANt^ STATEMENT, I vVHEN YOU PLACE YOU YCXJ TOTUPN V^_ EVERVTWING
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    Murder plots lend spice to books on Watergate
    800 14 Nixon, Agnew and Liddy touting their memoirs By RICHARD THAXTON in Washington THREE spectres of Watergate have suddenly reappeared to remind voters in this rather tame election campaign of the days when men were men and American politics was a game without
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30,1980 CLEAN FOOD
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      RED TAPE BLUES
      351 14 IT IS curious that foreign investors are being forced to wait a period of three months by the Registry of Companies before their proposed company is incorporated. Curious because it apparently takes about two weeks when the directors and the shareholders of the' company to be incorporated
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    WHAT OTHERS SAY
    484 14 Editorial from the Hongkong newspaper M.nßao THE cancellation of the rescue ordered by President Jimmy Carter is the best outcome. In a remote Iranian desert, some of the rescue aircraft experienced engine breakdowns. This made President Carter call off the mission and order a total withdrawal of
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    Roots of currying favour
    525 14  -  ANDREW LESLIE Oddities in Language By THERE exists a nice little idiom in English for use when someone is trying to ingratiate himself by flattery in order to gain something he wants. He is said to be "currying favour." Now you might think that this idiom
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    All systems go as Ohira settles Upper House polls date
    742 14 Last year, Mr Ohira bulldozed others and carried out the Lower House general elections on the "Day of Buddha's Death." A devoted Christian, the Prime Minister ignored Buddist beliefs. The day was marred by a torrential downpour, one of the
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      Bring back the good old films with morals
      579 15 A FEW days ago, I happened to hear an old song sung by the late Lin Dai over the Rediffusion. It is a song about orphans and the film depicts the life of orphans and poor kids in the streets. This brought
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      OPera was a big letdown
      336 15 OPera was a big letdown WE HAD waited enthusiastically for the Beijing opera to be broadcast. We expected SBC to present to us a Beijing opera troupe of high standard. It turned out to be a big disappointment. In the play, "Gu Sao Bi Jian," there was hardly a trace
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      Not enough time given to 'The Proud Twins'
      158 15 I AM writing on behalf of a group of avid viewers of the Mandarin kungfu drama serial, "The Proud Twins," shown every Thursday at' 9 p.m. over Channel 8. We are very glad that SBC has been improving and screening a lot
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      Sometimes one has to be 'cruel' to be kind
      457 15 Sometimes one has to be 'cruel' to be kind READING the report, "Blind school head loses her post" (ST. April 17) leaves one with the impression that the headmistress was a monster to treat the blind children under her charge the way she did. Can Mrs Chua Moon Soon really
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      Please alter times of Indian shows
      181 15 WILL THE SBC kindly, graciously, more considerately consider changing the time slot of Indian movies and programmes? This is because there is always a clash between the programmes and Indian shows in Malaysia. I will give you two examples. Firstly, the movie slot on
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      British series jolly good
      99 15 I REFER to the letter from Mr Loh Ah Leng, "Wrestling is lagging far behind" (ST. April 24). While I agree wholeheartedly that the present "Stampede Wrestling" telecast by SBC is uninteresting, I do not agree with him that the series from Britain is "rather repulsive."
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      80 15 THE English-educated Chinese Singaporeans are always deprived of the news in English over TV because it clashes with the ever popular Mandarin drama serials over Channel 8 almost every night of the week. May I suggest that the SBC reschedule the news presentation, perhaps interchanging
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      152 15 More sessions of Dondang Sayang to be held WE REFER to tke letter, "Dandaag Sayang a dying art,' r by "Entautest" <BT, April 1). We would like to laform the writer that our association has over the years tried to promote tktiuUng Sayang among the younger aad older generations, bat
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      Good gains by properties
      329 16 PROPERTY sham* mw signlflrant galiu In light tradIng at the Stack rCxrhaage of Singapore yesterday with risea af to M cents In Malayan Credit, City Developments, Singapore Land and Selangor Pnpertien. Actively pursuing the uptrend, Singapore Land leapt another 14 cents to $4.X on good volume,
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      307 16 SHARE prices continued to rule steady in moderate trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Attention was focused on the industrial lower-liners which forged strongly ahead of other counters on keen buying interest. The New Straits Times industrial index put on 1.83 points to 549.J5 while the
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      193 16 THE Singapore dollar opened at C 1670 80 and closed at B 1760 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. The market firmed against the general trend of the US dollar In other centres on short -covering Trading range for the day was $2.1660 ***** Interbank rates at
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      1677 17 Unit trusts THE lam transacted ready ukr al the clow of hull— on the Slock Exrhang* o( Sing. pore yaaterday compared with the previous day i prices tofeiher with M7» hlffh and km I Adjusted for arrtp ri(tiu Imiv JMO Ual Higa Low Toaiuajr Salt 'or- Closing tone:
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      1478 17 BID «nd offer prices officially lilted and business In an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of iharrs traded abown la brackets In Ms of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      48 16 fiAmjE. prices mieieu oy ai count houses on April 29: Overnight 3 7 Call deposits 6 7.'. Ckxiag Buyiif Sf IIid, 3-month Treasury bills 7'. 7'. 3 month Bank bills II U 1 3 months CD US/16 113/16 6 months CO 115/16 ***** Source: National Diacount Co
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      37 16 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on April 29 Offer Bid Overnight t 5 i 1 month 11 10 2 months 113/16 11 1/ 18 3 months 113/16 11 1/ 16 Overnight mode 7 1
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      348 16 CufrvncMs NoHNnw rsM# Smithsonian P#fCOf)UQO quo<»d r«*t»f day (cro(t)panty Chang* Local d*Uan to one ult of forrlun currency: US dollar 2.1760 2.1780 2.8196 -22.83 Sterling pound 4.9775 4.9845 7.3469 -32.25 Australian dollar 2.4110 2.4155 3.4286 -29.68 MZ dollar 2.1020 2.1065 3.4286 -38.69 :anadian dollar 1.8330 1.8355 Loe*l dollars
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      22 16 THE average which ra»Jor Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers la 12.? per cent.
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        53 16 Sel Properties M Hanking D Krr.mil Strain Trading Mat.u.hil. Spore Land Tone Meaf S P Teitile Pcrak Carbide Magnum Corpa LIC (I I H Public Bank 800 900 1370 1090 585 402 115 170 88 740 484 440 346 30 25 20 20 15 14 14 13 11 10
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        34 16 B.T Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: S.E.S.Ind: Apr 28 Apr 29 4157 97 4194.83 ***** 471.34 837.45 843.99 416.15 417.11 334.79 339.52 ***** 280.36 844.31 846.31 464.11 467.46 425.06 426.22
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        23 16 S Land ZH.UUU 3 Darby 196,000 Sty Dev 192.000 Inchcape 158,000 Total turnover: 4.24m Total value: $11 58m Snurre SES
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        30 16 i I. Induitrin A T "imn Pub <«t Iron lei Coconuts I polio >ub!od lad 295 143 378 590 300 200 478 -1! -7 -6 -5 4 -3 -2
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        137 16 THE STRAITS tin price plunged $77 to $2,288 per picul (equivalent to $37.83 per kilo, down 127 cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up six tonnes to 179 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers falling £160 to £7.560 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        38 16 Rubber April 29 Singapore: May: 300.00 cents (down 10.00 cents) Malaysia: May: 306.50 cents (down 11.00 cents) Tin: M$2,288 (down $77) (equivalent to $37.83 per kilo) (down 127 cents) Official offering: 179 tonnes (up 6 tonnes)
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        32 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot E922 (£951): sellers C 924 (C 953): Three Month buyers £940 (£972). sellers £942 (£974) Market Istw: Steady Sales: 13.700 tonnes
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        248 16 Rubber output down last year KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian rubber production eased to 1.60 million tonnes in 1979 from 1.61 million in 1978, reflecting output falls in both Peninsular and East Malaysia, The United Planting Association of Malaysia said in its 1979 annual report. Quoting preliminary Statistics Department figures, including those
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        114 16 CHINESE Praduee ExchMge, Siag»p*re, na*a clewing prices per pieaJ yesterday: C«MMt (41: Bulk $89 sellers. old drum $95 sellers, new drum $99 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) UK Cont $52.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob lOO", NLW $305.00 sellers, Sarawak white fob 96. NLW $290.00 sellers, Sarawak special
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        244 16 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 135,966 and closed at $35,758 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at US$512.00 515.00 and was traded in fairly active conditions to close the morning session at $513.50 515.00. In the afternoon, the price opened at $512.00 *****
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        595 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed lower yesterday, with May RSS One buyers quoted at 300.00 cents per kilo, down ten cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices fell further on stoploss selling, stale bull releases and trade selling, values recovered slightly, however, after the close on
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        83 16 MOM Hi and SMR prioa vnUrdtv HAS M«r (Currr.l Mlk> B.y.r. S.ll»r. ilUdpdkli 2*100 28.1.00N "K illonpalktl JTHili MKH K May SMK('\ 1 1 l..n p«lkl. MM SMK I. II M l-lkll US1.VI SMRS II ton pallrll IIM>> 117 (WN SMRliP i. ixllrti UNO < MV SMR
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      1720 17 BID and after prtces officUUy listed and businns In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchuge yesterday with the number of share* traded ihown In brackets In lots o( 1,000 units unka otherwise specl (led. INDUSTRIALS A<in« (3.10S) Aleaa 1 2 I6B1 (1) 2 16 (2) 2.18
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      58 17 SUPREME Corporation Bhd said it has agreed to acquire 1.28 million shares, or 31 9 per cent of the issued capital, of Mega Chemicals Bhd at MJ2 19 per $1 nominal share. Mega Chemicals, quoted on the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, manufacturers agricultural and
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        H'kong
        434 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed higher in heavy twoway trading yesterday, following cuts in US prime rates on Monday night and the strength of the Hongkong dollar, leadi ing some speculators to expect i a cut in local prime, dealers said. The Hang Seng index rose 12.70 points to 875.85.
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        9 16 The stock market was closed yesterday Eraperior's birthday.
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        286 18 SYDNEY, Tues. Stock prices closed firmer yesterday except oil shares which (ailed to participate in a late rally, dealers said. Hartogen Energy, which reported a 430-barrel now at its Kincora No 18 well, finished 10 cents down at AS3.440, Santos 20 down at $8 40 and Woodside
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        Broad advance in New York
        218 18 NEW YORK, Mon. Falling Interest rates helped the New York stock market to a broad advance in moderate trading despite the resignation of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. But concern over Mr Vance's resignation and the tense Middle East situation kept Institutional investors on the
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        Amsterdam prices higher
        273 18 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices closed higher with Dutch internationals extending gains and Unilever finishing 2.30 guilders higher and Royal Dutch 2.70, dealers said. Banks were firm with ABN climbing two, NMB 2.80 and FGH 1.90 while insurances also put on one to two guilders. Boskaiis rose 4.20,
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        Zurich closes mixed
        277 18 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices closed mixed with a firmer bias in quiet trading reflecting political tension in the Middle East and uncertainty over interest rates, dealers said. Swissair held steady while in a mixed banking sector Swiss Qank Corporation edged higher but Union Bank fell. Financial*, and
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        London market ends firm
        529 18 LONDON. Mrn The market closed firm led by a strong government bond sector, dealers said. At 3pm, the FT index was up 3.6 at 431.1. The lower trend in US interest rates, highlighted by Morgan Guaranty's lowering of prime rate from 19' I per cent to
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        56 18 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 432.1 Friday 4275 Week Ago 441.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 805 46 Friday 803 58 Week Ago 759 13 H.K.HANC SENG Tuesday 875 85 Monday 863.15 Week Ago 840.12 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 601.82 Monday 601.10 Week Ago 600.10 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 787.51 Monday
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      Ben shows more confidence
      912 18 BEN A Co looks towards the future with more confidence now that it has salvaged itself from its persistent financial problems of the past few years. The financial year just ended was significant for this food-based subsidiary of the giant Straits Steamship group. For a start,
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      384 17 HOUSEWARE WE ARE OPEN ALL DAY tomorrow I (ICLOOAM) FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. -^^y^ .^^T^^W 3-bar Towel Hangers U.P. $3.30 fe^atf r4 A NOW: 2 30 Vs 7 J Han 9 ers U. P. $1.95 PHILIPS Oven Toaster 1, S HL-2425 U. P. $60.00 w \l A I NOW: $51.00
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      932 18 Our client, an Asean Bank with a rapidly expanding international operation, invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions in its Singapore offshore operation (a) Accountant ($lB,OOO $24,000 p.a.) Reporting directly to the Branch Management, the successful candidate will supervise the operation of the Accounts Department and will be
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      393 18 SALES MANAGER (EPABX) A major U.S. based multinational is introducing an advanced range of EPABX into the Singapore market. The Sales Manager will develop a strategy to penetrate the market. He will be responsible for the recruitment and training of a sales force, all promotional and market development activities and,
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      246 18 THE BANUM PTCY ACT (Cktftar 18) IN THE HIGH COIHT OP THE REPUBLIC OP SING APOKK la BMknptry Ns. K3 1 I7» Be: LDf BENO WAN tnrftag I M CAMWAY INTEBNATIONAL Ex-fwto: ATLAS INTERNATIONAL DBTBBUTOBS PTE. LTD. Creditors NOTICE OP ADVEBTBEMENT To: Llm Beng Wan (trading as Cam way International)
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      3533 19 tAT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 3 n out #16 3c p^' coKjt>o cm WtCanfrc 9 00am 5 00pm IM*> $40 15) Sunday Trm« VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS I New Industrial Rood oft (Monday Friday) Upper Po,o L.bo. Rood 900 om -100pm Bo. Charg.^ $5 00 (cotectedl Vl
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      578 20 I II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 1 1 II EMPLOYMENT 1 1 II EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t» Secretarial and Clerical Urgently requires DELIVERY CLERK c With Secondary education c Completed National Service c Possess Class 3 driving licence Please apply in writing stating full reaume to: THE MANAGER Hitachi
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      543 20 CLERK/ TYPIST a MIN. 3 GCE 0 LEVEL PASSES INCLUDING ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS c TYPING SPEED 3S to 40 WPM c ABOVE It YEARS OLD. c PREFERABLY WITH 2 YEARS' WORKING EXPERIENCE IN SHIPPING/ DOCUMENTATION. Benefits a) (tood starting pay b I Free meal and tea. c I Transport provided
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      756 20 RECEPTIONIST with good command in English and pleasant personality required, c Must be able to type well a s.ilary negotiable Kindly write with photograph to: MANAGER 204, Cantonment Road Singapore 0208 or call. *****95 for an interview. RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST REOUIRED by expatriate educational organisation In district 0513 Must have previous office
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      675 20 Trading Company requires recent school leavers to till several posts Ot: FEMALE CLERK/TYPISTS Starling salary $200 p m and training will be given l'le;;se apply personally to »-C. Hongkong Street Singapore 0105 TROPICAL TIMBER INDUSTRIES LTD. urgently requires OFFICE GENERAL CLERK CUM TYPIST I. Applicant must be able to type
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      540 20 ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVES required Advertising sales experience necessary Basic salary $1,000 plus ullractlve commission Call 2W:iomi *****W for interview A taat eipanding frozen carbonated drink Company reqinrea several PROMOTION REPRESENTATIVES (FEMALE) 11 Possess out-door sales experience. 2) Initiative and willingness to work hard. 3) Able lo start work immediately Attractive
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      550 20 C.K. TANG LTD requirea MALE/ FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS lor immediate employment Must i* Singaporean: Between 16 25 years ol a*,e Kducat«d up to Secondary level preferahly In the English Stream c Pleasant and polite hy nature. c starting salary $220 (Inclusive of overtime). We close on Sundays and some msior
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      580 20 LADY SALES CONSULTANTS Requirements: c Singapore citizens OCt XT Level and above Hardworking and self-moti-vated c Sales orientated We oder o Average WOO p.m c $1,000 plus on promotion c Good Incentives c Promotion to managerial level Call personally at: Suite 224, Stamford House 39 Stamlord Road Singapore 0617. Tel:
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      695 20 GIRLS. WHY NOT join us for a challenfini raahlon careei 'Call person.iliy.il O-98,BukH limih Plata, between HCIOam and 6 30pm HURRY. HURRY. HURRY Just rail M locl.n You will have a clianre to become Qualified Beautii i ins Advisors to promote budget price cosmetics during your spare tune No investment
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      669 20 SALESGIRLS WANTED AT DOWUqUC Call personal!) l.ucky Plaaa Ind iii«ir Orchard Koud.. S'pore 0023 SALESGIRLS WITH/WITHOUT perience required for boutique in Tanglin Shopping Centre and Lucky Plaza Interested apply at 211. 2nd floor. Tanglin Shopping Centra 19 Tan«lin Koad. S pore 1024. lpm loSpm SALESGIRLS REOUIRED BY houtlqUC Shop Interested
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      456 20 Decorative panels manufacturer requires a QUALITY CONTROL SUPERVISOR Applicants must: 1 Have al least I years ixperlence In furniture, veneei preferably plywood, or related wood industries 212 1 Possess at least an ITB Certil 3) Be hantworktna. and have Salaries negotiable according to eaperience. THE MANAGER. 464 GEYLANG ROAD SINGAPORE
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      507 21 II EMPLOYEE)!! 31 Situations Vacant d) Technlcml ENGINEERING COMPANY RE OUMES Driver rum Kilter and Apprentices Interested, call at Blk 7. 3 7. Kallang Place, during office hours International Engineering Company requires to engage Immediately a COSTING AND PURCHASING ASSISTANT to handle project costing and purchasing .suitable applicants will have
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      410 21 MPM requires MACHINE KEEPERS 2nd Shift 3 pm 11 pm R#QtHT#fTl#Ara: a Age between 22 -27 c Certificate In Machine Maintenance from Vocational Institute c Knowledge of basic electricity c Completed NS We Otter: c Basic salary: $350 c Shift Allowance: $75 c Perfect attendance bonus: $10 c Free medical
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      926 21 II EMPLOYMENT Major Food Manufacturer in Queenstown invites applications for the post of 1) MECHANICS c Singapore Citizen above 23 years of age c ITB Trade Certificate In Mechanical/ Maintenance Fittings or Machining c Completed NS c Experience not necessary 2) BOILERMAN c Class II Boiler Certificate c Preferably with
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      1874 21 I II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT J II EMPLOYMENT Factory in Jurong requiree: MALE WORKERS Age below ffa. Physically fit. willing to do manual work. 3 rotational shifts, transport provided Starting salary *3SO per month On confirmation. $470 per month Apply personally CROP PROTECTION (S) PTE LTD as. OUL STREET i
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      297 21 Metal Box Singapore Limited requires Requiramants:- NTC 111 in General/ Maintenance Fitting or Bench Fitting 2 years experience as a Machine Fitter in a manufacturing concern Completed full-time or serving part-time N.S. Be prepared to work shift You can earn up to Pki» Ottw Banarfrts 2 months' bonus Free uniform
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      463 22 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant f) Production onco A nearly established American preclelen tschnotOQkal industry Invitee appMcsHons Irom young Singaporeans keen lo be trained on c career In a unique industry MOULD CRAFTSMEN c Eiperience en lathe. mMNng. grinding macMnee c »relerebr>
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      264 22 We ara a wall established Company In manufacturing stactrolyttc capacitors. If you ara looking for iteedy employment end battar futura, join us now as: We Offer Good starting monthly basic salary Excellent merit and annual Increments An attendance allowance of $20 par month. Shift and transport allowance* High Incentive scheme
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      313 22 sssssssss^^SsffvSSssf UWfl OALTRQN CPTEJ LTD MALE OPERATORS urgently required tor 2nd Shift. 3.4spm to 11pm, Mondays to Fridays 11.4 Sam to spm, Selurdaya Call personally at 647, Ang Mo Kio Ind. Park 2, Blk 5049, Ava 3 Singapore 2059. from 5 30pm to 7pm, Wed. 30th April S 2nd May
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      800 22 WANTED PART TIME INSTRUCTORS lo teach Radio T V Servicing It Electrical Fitting Installation Apply with full particulars 801/602 People's Park Complex. Spore 0105 h) General AIR FORWARDING COMPANY (Airport) requires forkllft Drivers Able to speak English, age above 21 years, able to work shift duties and overtime. Must possess
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      721 22 DRIVER CUM DELIVERY Clerl wanted Immediately Class 3 II cence required Apply to: S.T Box A ***** DRIVER REOUMED FOII compan) car Preferably over 40 years ol age and living around Ang Me Klo or Toa Payoh Please rln| *****08 after 9a.m. for Interview. ELECTROLUX S.E.A. PTE LTD. One to
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      519 22 GREASERS URGENTLY REQUIRED Preferably with experience Malaysians acceptable Interested ring: ***** M HOTEL BENCOOLEN REQUIRE Male Room Service Applicants call personally at 47. Bencoole Street between 10.30 a.m. an spm IF YOU ARE Interested to mak Dental Nursing your career am are 17 to 19 years old, please ring *****55
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      510 22 I CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for: PROCESS TECHNICIANS OCE O' level with 1 2 years working experience OR fresh OCE A' level holders Preference will be given lo those from Science or Technical Stream. Candidates must be prepared to work 2 rotating shifts and male
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      468 22 In view of our expansion programme, we. a large prestlgeous printing company Invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the following posts: (A) MALE PRODUCTION CLERK Candidate should possess OCE O' level or Technical 4 education and must have completed National Service. Working experience In a similar capacity Is preferred but
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      566 22 Malaysia ((1) DOORMAN t- Minimum: $292/5 (2) CHAMBERMAIDS 1 Minimum $312/- (3) WAITERS/WAITRESSES I— Minimum: $312/1(4) COMMIS COOKS I- Minimum: 5312/- (S) KITCHEN PORTERS/ J KITCHEN 5 MAWS t- Minimum: 1248/ MS) WASH-UP MAID I- Minimum: $243/ (7) TELEPHONE/TELEX OPERATOR I- Minimum: 5357/- Free Duty Meals Free Uniform Laundry j
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      555 22 Jh SINGAPORE FUJITEC ELEVATOR CORPN. LTD requires 1) TECHNICIANS c ITC In Electrical Engineering from the Singapore Technical Institute 2) CLERKS c OCE. 'O' level, preferably with credits In English and Mathematics c Able to type 35 wpm 3) DRIVERS tor Telok Siangan depot. c Possess class 3 driving licence.
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      616 23 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant m) General We require: SECURITY GUARDS (MALE) I You Should: a be able to read and write simple English i a preferably have Police. Military or Security experlenre a be prepared lo do shift i work I a be physically strong and healthy a be
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      770 23 REQUIRED URGENTLY FEMALE I'rilltrrs [ur rolour photo (Illlsh ing laboratory Trl M 4126 SALESGIRL ANO DRIVER wanted Pleas* rail at 2407. Shaw IViUrr SrotU Road. S'porr 0922 Tel ■MM SERVICE BOYS REQUIRED Able to sirvire motor vehlrles Interested appllranLi please rail personally for an Interview at OM-232. 11... k Soon
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      206 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS I SAVE FROM 50% TO 90% OF REUPHOLSTERING COSTS NOW LET OUR EXPERTS RECOLOR OR REPAIR YOUR VINYL, LEATHER, NAUGHYDE QUICKLY AND INEXPENSIVELY BY THE EXCLUSIVE &pQXsdoSi'f\ process No time loss. Repairs done without dismantling furniture Repaired cuts, welts, holes, cigarette burns, etc., ore strong, flexible and
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      611 23 111 VEHICLES I BOATS ALL NEW MITSUBISHI Datsun Pickups 190 Tanjong Kalong Road Tel *****21/ *****36 day/ night service Contact Ricky ALL NEW MITSUBISHI, Datsun Pick-up for hire 324 D Changl Road Tel *****2/ *****42 BLUE SPOT CAR Rentals, newly registered self-drive cars, available at reasonable rates Contact: *****03/ *****06
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      835 23 1974 BMW 520. Alrcon. cassette eligible for PARF Price $26,000 *****8 Mr Nick No dealers 1975 AND 1974 BMW 2002 Til Mimlite rims, aircond. cassette. PARF. Both In excellent condition Asking $22,500 and $19,800 View: 331 Bedok Road. Shell Service Station, Spore 1646 1977 BMW 320 In very good condition
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      1682 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS 1974 FIAT 124 Sports 2 owners excellent condition Aircond. sports rims, PARF eligible $16,600 Contact Mr Khoo ***** C or Mr SY Hon *****7 1t74 FIAT 130 Coupe (Plnlnfarlna) with Ferrari engine Fully automatic, excellent condition PARF eligible Tel: *****65 ItTS FIAT 124 Special. Alrcon Tape.
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      824 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS DECEMBER 1970 COLT (ialanl I 1500 Very good condition Tel *****57. 468. Sims Avenue 1438) ENO 1973 COLT (ialanl ISO) SL One private owner, aircond. sporLi rims, metallic paint Tax/ insurance till u/80 $10.6000n0 King *****4 JULY 1t79 COLT 1600 GS 2-door 1 private owner Perfect
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      921 23 ALMOST 1t74 RENAULT 16TS. aircond. radio/ cassette. PARF eligible Very reliable $9,000 Office *****63. home *****77 A 1200 C.C. car for PARK Will sell immediately at highest price offered Tel *****58 BELOW I*oo C.C. and 1000 cc scrap cars available $6,600 $4,600 including ROY transfer *****5 Come. View And Test-Drive
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      74 27 1 p IS I MBOAtA m^^ CAWANGAN IPOH Kfiv I 'm^aTlSh I PtA TAWAtAN ~~T~^ PaWborong-paroborong; yang K-* J-K-JJ- I oalaaji Mut BX (Kapolo 1/ p-cokon kapaki l 2) dun I dipriowa onfwk I "••ndapolkon kebenaran I "*^il7,."r*"? 'T?0? j^lANGwSEl^^ GARA Malaysia CAWANGAN IPOH PERAK MaklumoMnoklumoi dan rfc23LJTldartß^lo an 'T
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      624 27 Lfi^JJ»li:iaf.M^^Bl>^ THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY OF I MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. invites application* from suitably qualified Malaysians to fill the following positions: APPRENTICES/TRAINEES (Preference Bumiputras) Candidates must be between 18-22 years and must have an MCE/SPM qualification with good aggregates in Science subjects, or be holders of MVSC/SPVM or Technical Institute
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      227 27 ARJANDAS KHEMCHANO SABHNANI DIRECTOR MEENA-ARJAN PRIVATE LIMITED hand away paacahis)|i en 27th AprH 1M0 titling behind Ma wMe M»#n«v SOfM AftM Md Hunoft MotH** er. BraMMn and Water* and ratetiv#*i to fnouffi Me lotaV Mra. Arlan a FamHy ExpfMa Miatr gratttuda and thanks to tha Doctors and Ststt
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      24 27 OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCE TO KMM MAM fAm^ LV ON THEM RECENT BEREAVE mMJ FROM TUB STAFF OF ELECTRICAL BRANCH. PWO KALLANG ~^^^^^^^^^m^mm*m>
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      122 27 KM SOOSAI AMMAL (MOM MARY VINCENT) *OCO PASBED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON M APRIL ISM LEAVING beh»no ch»loren. daughtersin law sons-h»-law grand CH*U>«EN ANO RELATIVES. CORTEOe LEAVES 1.00 PM ON 30.4.at> FROM BLOCK 27A 2SS-O COMMONWEALTH AVENUE TO CHURCH OF BLESSED SACRA'"EJJ T TMENCE TO CCX CEMEa^BSBB^BIB^BSB^B^BaBV ajjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj WIWH
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      BHOG CEREMONY
      63 27 I I I IsARDAI SHAM SINGH Jl, |°9*^ lono^ima rwidant of iPanong pouad awoy peocetulty lon 23rd April at 10.00 a.m. at [mo G.H. Malofco. Uoving batiind Ibatovad w*» and three tone Sordo. SoM> Sinoh Sordo, S^^rth^nd Sordor iT^j^i*^. cZI L«v4ow. twK. grondcMrW, P" 0" on«H|rondchildnm kTsa^GXrCdCoro" Ma'kikt
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      84 27 In loving mwnory ol ow dMf mothw MDM. TAN SUI NGOH Wl «thra. fr. *o Always ramomtooioO by all who krvodrtar. In Loving Memory (X MH FtRUKAfrUPOAM RAMANATHAN (RAMU) "ho P****4 on 30/4/7*. Lovingly ramombarad and doapry miaaod by bolovod Mum, Dad. Srata« and brothaf and all
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      373 28 HINO MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. invites suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following posts: PARTS STORES SUPERVISOR 1 vacancy Must be able to organise regular stores check and reconcilliation of stock. To supervise receipt of shipments and delivery of parts. To possess a sound knowledge on the usage of spares on
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      Lock icon Last-ditch Dalglish goal earns replay
      962 29  -  JEFF POWELL By ARSENAL.. 1 LIVERPOOL.. 1 after extra time: 1-1 at 90 mm BIRMINGHAM, Tues. The richest semi-final in FA Cup history was reignited last night by one of the fastest goals on record and Arsenal, at last, were in front for the first
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      Fourth try
      24 29 LIVERPOOL aad Arsenal m*et at Coventry «a Thursday la their foartfc attempt to resolve their English Football Association Cap semi-final deadlock. Beater.
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      22 29 LIVERPOOL. Taea. LJverpaal yesterday signed aa 18-year-old striker lan Rash from Third Division Cheater far vm,m ($1,485,a*t). AFP.
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      Lock icon WI tour may hit county tourney
      180 29 WI tour may hit county tourney LONDON, Tues. The English county cricket championship opens tomorrow with several teams likely to be hit by the West Indies' tour of England. West Indian stars have enjoyed an important place on the English scene in the last few seasons. Some counties rely heavily
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      Lever and Smith shine
      129 29 Lever and Smith shine LONDON, Tues. England fast bowler John Lever, and wicket-keeper Neil Smith, played major roles for Essex as Cambridge University struggled to take their firstmnlngs total to 277 at Cambridge yesterday. Lever took five wickets for 66 runs in 32 overs off toft-arm seamers and Smith took
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      Bribery scandal: 38 for trial
      302 29 ROME, Tues. A Rome judge signed a decree yesterday ordering 33 Italian soccer players, two officials and three businessmen to stand trial on charges of taking part in a soccer bribery scandal. The formal signing of the decree by judge Francesco Mazzacane, president of the
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      Lock icon New Cup if Burma win
      76 29 JAKARTA, Tues. The annual Marah Halim tournament in Medan will continue even if Cup-holders Burma win the title for a third consecutive time next month, making them its permanent owners, North Sumatra governor E. W. P. Tambunan said. If the Cup (made of six kilogrammes
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      22 29 NEW YORK. Tues. New England Tea Men beat Memphis Rogues 3-1 yesterday in the North American soccer League. Reuter.
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      $410 a minute for Reeves' services
      217 29 LONDON, Tues. Kevin Reeves' playing services are costing Manchester City £83 ($410) a minute! That's the price the First Division club were prepared to pay to sign the former Norwich City striker on a four-year contract at a cost of £1.25 million ($6.19 million).
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      Lock icon Rusev improves own lift records BRIEFS
      576 29 Rusev improves own lift records BRIEFS BELGRADE, Tues. Janko Rusev, of Bulgaria, bettered his world lightweight snatch and Jerk records at the European weightllfting championships here yesterday. The 21-year-old student of the Institute for Physical Culture of Sofia snatched 147.5 kilogrammes and Jerked 190 for a total of 337.5. ATHLETICS
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      Lock icon Soccer match turns into a rowdy brawl
      189 29 HONGKONG, Tues. What wm to have been mi exciting tussle turned InU "aaecer Drawl" yesterday In the HtagkMg Football Associatl«n Cap quarter-final when players exchanged pouches, kicks, and efcased each ether all ever the pitch. Two pUj era w ere take* to hoapitoi,
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      Lock icon Ali, Holmes to share $26 million purse
      316 29 NEW YORK, Tues. Muhammad Ali and Larry Holmes will share a purse of US$12 million ($26.16m) the largest in boxing history when they meet for the World Boxing Council heavyweight championship in Rio De Janeiro on July 11, the promoters announced yesterday. Murad
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      St. Theresa's out to turn the tables
      100 29 St. Theresa's out to turn the tables ST. THERESA'S will be going flat out to turn the tables on Crescent In the national schools' girls' secondary division hockey final at the Jalan Beaar Stadium today (3.15). St. Theresa's, who won the title five times in a row, were beaten by
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      129 29 Fly Air Lanka t to, onclon VS^ \V^^PP^^ l' ...er^astDpoverinFiradiseonthevvay. ;X^ nSkS^^3»«sc* Let us show you a more relaxing way to travel X^^^wf^y^-sSSsßsssl i to London. Take our Wednesday, Thursday or Friday \\vtS BHtHnWi flights from Sin^ a P° I e t0 5" Lanka. Enjoy a s >X^Hs! b\ n
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      Lu's Asian title for second time
      426 30 TOKYO, Tues. The Asian golf circuit, which will br expanded to II legs next year with more prizemoney, ended this season with Taiwanese players dominating for the seventh consecutive year. La Nsl-Chuen. the sensational 2s-year-old Taiwanese rookie of last year, again won tke overall
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      Narisa on verge of centre stage
      448 30 PROFILE By WILFRED YEO LUCY LOW and Delia Milne have been the central figures among the women in the bowling scene over the last year or so, but today, if one takes a closer look at the scene again, one can spot the boyish
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      Baltarian is star track performer
      390 30 By FREDDIE KEE TPOH, Tues. Ualtarian has made splendid progress since his impressive debut in Kuala Lumpur last month. He spoilt his chances in that race, Class 3 Division 5 1,200 metres, when he took the turn wide and just failed to catch pacemaker Fu
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      Bukit Timah Entries
      1115 30 TWENTY of the top stayers in training have been entered for the Queen Elizabeth n Cup to be run over 2,200 metres at Bukit Timah on May 18. They are Added Advantage, Another Chapter, Do You Mind 11. Elegant. Euphorick, Great Wall If Hagemonist. Mallane 11, Master
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      RACING SCHEDULE
      147 30 THK schedule of raring for the May meeting of the Singapore Turf Clab: First day: Class 1, Div 2 l.iMm; Div 3 I l,2tfcn. Class 2, Divs 3, t, 5 and l,2 Mm. Class 5. IMv3- I.CMm; Divs 4 and S l,2 Mm. Second day: Class 1, Divs
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      Foo is man to watch at Malays' tourney
      180 30  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By FOO KHIAN JIN, the Fraser and Neave Scheme's under-18 singles champion, is likely to be the player to watch in the men s junior singles at the Singapore Malays national badminton champion- ships, starting tonight at the Telok Kurau
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      Junie, Khoo to receive awards from Mattar
      268 30 DR. AHMAD MATTAR, acting Minister for Social Affairs, will present awards to Khoo Teng Cheong and Junie Sng, the Sportsboy and Sportsgirl of the Year respectively, on Friday at the National Stadium Restaurant. Meritorious award-win-ners Ang Peng Siong, Brian Peter hDi, Lim Seng
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      Lock icon Stylish Nureyev seeks to emulate Nijinsky
      147 30 LONDON, Tues. Ten years ago, Nijinsky danced to glory as one of the greatest race horses of the *****. On Saturday, Nureyev seeks to follow those famous footsteps with victory in the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket. The French-trained colt, bought as a yearling for
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      144 30 on mE x( )\v to a superb conclusion, the Kent family chronicles first begun in The new generation of Kents was locked In a feverish race for wealth even as Europe's millions poured across the seas to change the face of America. It falls to young Will Kent to redeem
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      622 31  - It's Singapore v Johore, not Jitta v Choo... JOE DORAI By TODAY JOHORE v SINGAPORE (Larkin Stadium, 7.30). PERAK v KEDAH (Stadium Perak, 7.30). FORCES v PAHANG (Merdeka Stadium, 8) MALACCA v NEGRI <Kubu Stadium, 4.45) WHOEVER win tonight's Malaysia Cup tie at the Larkin Stadium, let us all remember
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      THE TEAM
      42 31 THE sanad to travel: Edmaad Wee, David Lee, Jeffrey Lazaroo, HaaU Ibrahim, S. Jalprakash, Samad Alapltchay, T. Pathmaaathan, Hashim Hosnl, R. Snriamnrthy, Rahlm Hussein, Lim Tang Boob, Aa-yesag Pal Kuan, Fandi Ahmad, Nadr Jalil, Mohamed Noh aad Leong Kok Farm.
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      NFL teams fined for misconduct
      171 31 NATIONAL Football Leane teams, Taajoag Katong Sports Club and Moantbattcn Football Club, have been fined $7* and $25 respectively for misconduct. The fines were Imposed by the Football Association of Singapore's Disciplinary Committee after the clahs had each accumulated 12 penalty points la one leagae
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      Improved Tan in Milo semi-finals
      381 31 By PATRICK B ASTI ANS ANTHONY TAN, 16, showing tremendous improvement, moved into the Milo National boys' under-19 squash championship semi-finals, defeating Yap Kok Kiong 9-1, W), 6-9, 10-8 in the quarterfinals at the Kallang complex yesterday. Tan, a left-hander who plays like Singapore's top
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      Chinese teachers triumph
      67 31 Chinese teachers triumph DEFENDING champions Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union bt Yeu Nemg 44-21 in the women's national basketball championships at the Peoples' Association yesterday. Other results: Tai Chong Set bt Tie Lee 62-30. Hardware bt Klan Hong 49-47, Combined Schools bt Jalan Kayu 36-17, SIA bt TNT 49-12, Tong
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      Mohammed president
      44 31 MOHAMMED ABDULLAH has been elected president of the Singapore Canoe Federation. Other office bearers: Goh Peng Khoon, Hong Hung Song (vice-presidents), Fong Say Kirn (secretary), D.M. Danker (assistant secretary), Tan Fock Lai (treasurer), Raymond Chua (assistant treasurer) and Kwan Yue Meng (coach).
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      Haymarajan is youngest SHA umpire
      261 31  -  R. MANORAJ TBy B. HAYMARAJAN, 13, became the youngest player to qualify when he and 17 other candidates successfully completed the recent umpire's course held by the Singapore Hockey Association and Singapore Schools Sports Council. Haymarajan, a St. Andrew's pupil, is also believed to be
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      S'pore's hopes dashed
      153 31 S'pore's hopes dashed JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Singapore's hopes in the Malaysian Hockey Association s under-23 tournament were dashed here this morning when they were beaten 4-0 by Selangor, who are unbeaten leaders of Group A. Selangor's goals were scored T>y Raymond Tio (2), Colin Sta Maria and James Murthy. In
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      Athletics records go crashing
      123 31 Athletics records go crashing TWENTY-FIVE records were broken, and one equalled, at the Gan Eng Seng School's 54th annual athletics meet at the National Stadium yesterday. The marks erased included three set in 1972: Goh Hock's 1.55 metres for Pre-university boys' high Jump, improved to 1 575 m by Daniel
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      Sia, Lee join perfect list
      48 31 ANDY SLA, of Scorpions, and Lee Tua Hock, of Fraser and Neave, both shot perfect 180s in Singapore Darts Association matches last week. Sixteen SDA players have now scored 180s this season, and Richard Lee, of Prairie Express A, has done it twice.
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      208 31 ATHLETICS Tantong Katong Secondary Technical School meet (Temasek Junior College, 9). BADMINTON NaU.n»l ■ekaoU' ace koyi' tlnaJ: AngloChinese v Buklt Ho Swee; See C' final: Crescent v Mount ion (SBA Hall. 2) Singapore Malays championships (Telok Kurau Secondary School. 7). GOLF BLGA I'anr: Seletar v Changi (Seletar Club,
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      178 31 Mystery of Johore' s missing secretary THE game is soccer, but what Johore Amateur Football Association r secretary Mustapha Said seems to be playing is hide and seek, reports JOE DORAI. For Steven Tan, executive secretary of the Football Association of Singapore, has not been able to contact the elusive
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      Cup-tie may be postponed again
      201 31 Cup- tie may be postponed again KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Osmonds Donny, Marie and the rest are coming. But it may be at the expense of the Malaysia Cup-tie between Singapore and Selangor, according to a Star newspaper report. The Osmonds show is due to be held at the Merdeka
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      33 31 SEMBAWANG Constituency Sports Club will organise a seven aside soccer tournament on June 8. Entry forms are available from Cnong Pang Community Centre or Johnny Han (Tel. *****57 after office hours).
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      No free entry
      32 31 THE Singapore Sports Council have decided that, with Immediate effect, children below school-going age will not be allowed into the National Stadium for soccer matches unless they are ticket-holders.
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      18 31 ANGULLIA UNITED trounced MWM Pasir Panjang M in a friendly soccer match at the Gloucester Barracks yesterday.
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      175 31 AM RA SRIMAL, 21, •Be of Singapore's most promising young bowlera, will replace the Injured I. Gaaachaiidra In ike Singapore team to visit Malacca for a Malaysian Cricket Association Inter-state match this weekend, reports ERNEST FRIDA. J. C. Cooke, the Singapore Cricket Association president, said
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      134 31 Soh to put off trip MALACCA, Tues. Soh Chin Aun, the national soccer skipper, and his wife, Patricia, will not be able to make the world tour, a reward for his services to the country, this year. Chin Aun yesterday expressed his gratitude for the reward, suggested by the Yang
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    464 32 KEY WEST (Florida), Tuesday FLORIDA has declared a state of emergency in the Key West and Miami areas and appealed to Washington for aid to deal with the estimated 3,500 Cuban refugees who have arrived in the state. Meanwhile, there was still
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    241 32 'Vance fears new Carter moves' report LONDON, Tues. j Outgoing IS Secretary of State Cyras Vance has told aides he fears President Jimmy Carter plans new and ''possibly dangerous military moves" in the Persian Gulf region, the Evening Standard reported The newspaper's Washington correspondent, Jeremy Campbell, said In a front-page
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    40 32 NEW YORK. Tues. The Dow Jones averages on the New York Stock Exchange at 11 a.m. today: 30 indus 807.17 up 1 71. 20 trans 239.63 up 0.34. IS utils ***** unch, 65 storks 288.92 up 0.44. UPI.
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    200 32 WASHINGTON, Ties. President Jimmy Carter today faces intense questioning for the first time about the aborted LS raid to rescue American hostages from Teheran and the resignation of Secretary of State Mr Cyrus Vance. Mr Carter's White House press conference (8.30 a.m. Wednesday.
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    97 32 ABIDJAN. Tues The vi< <• president of the recently deposed Siberian government. Hishop Ik'nnie Warner Hid today he planned to form a government in exile lo oust the new government of Master Sergeant Samuel Wne Tni 1 bishop who arrived in Abidjan last night
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    42 32 BEIJING, Tues. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua Is to pay an official visit to Thailand from May 7 to 9, about 10 days before Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach is expected to visit Bangkok, diplomatic sources said today. Reuter.
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    390 32 Japan delays action against Iran TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN has decided to delay the imposition of sanctions against Iran until at least next month because of the US hostage rescue fiasco, Foreign Ministry sources said today. The cabinet of Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira decided last week to "immediately" reduce the staff
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    75 32 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MRS MERCY COELHO. 72, pa—l (1 „*.n peai efull) .it Mi Elisabeth Hospital Btncuora on a> April ir.n.inK behind beloved husband Nelson m.i^ MerMlUi Mali oim daushUri Enid Teresa, avis Me N.in.ir.i ixirnlhy Ncinn.i Eelenka, 2 mi us in lav daughlcr-ln lav Luclll* t tr.ni'ii-tiilcir- n to
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    92 32 Reiteration of Aussie support CANBERRA. Tues. Australia will block all exports except food and medical supplies to Iran if there are no clear signs the American hostages will be released by May 17, Foreign Minister Andrew Peacock reiterated today. The affirmation cf Australian support comes in the wake of private
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      620 2 PICK of the DAY SBC TV MAY DAY is barely 24-hours away and there's lots of holiday viewing for you to catch up on on both Channels. But before the spoonfuls of sugar, the medicine. May Day *X# A Forum on Restructuring the Economy will be telecast on Ch 8
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        387 1 DURING the reign of Emperor Han Wu, there lived a very intelligent and eloquent man named Dongfang Shuo. There were many interesting stories about him. Here is one of them. Emperor Han Wu had a nanny. Once, a member of
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        One should not ask for sympathy
        160 1 HU ANGUO lived during the Song Dynasty (AD 960-1279). People of his time said he was just like winter firs and cypress because he, like the pine trees in the frost and snow, would not yield to any difficul- ty. In his younger days,
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        82 1 |£ttt3>*£ \s THE phonetic: S means to blossom, V n sprout, expand or erupt. Dog (41 with J blossom (S) like dog in a flower transgress, gardeB suggests heedlessness and yj V^ violate; transgression: Jje Through miscarriage offend of justice, many an offender gets away with
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        47 1 tfilifiS Jia pi'n chu xiao zi Dutiful children are born In poor families. Tian shi bu ru di li. d s i li bu ru ren h^. The season is of less consequence than the vantage ground; the vantage ground than the onion of men.
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        20 1 £At&m The man who aever alters his opinion Is like standing water, aid breeds reptile* of the mind. Blake
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        169 2 FILM SHOWS for the pie's Gallery from 10.30 public at the National a.m. to 7 p.m. Last day. Museum at 8 p.m.: Lure THE LIFE AND ART of Mont Blanc, Munich, OF HANS CHRISTIAN Invitation to Asia and A ANDERSEN an exhiGreat Sport With Little bition at the National Boats.
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        726 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by What's My 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) Line 7.55 Happy Days 3.25 Diary of Events (Malay) 8 20 Culture Diary (Engish) 3.30 Mechanisms 8 30 Ha Fiwe-0 Sign Of The Ram 3.55 The New Ed Alen Show !'S IT Wl
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        504 2 Mr Lim Chee Onn, Secretary General Of The NTUC 8.45 News and Newsreel (Chinese) 9.00 Just For You Scintillating Star 9.50 Deep In My Heart (Mandarin drama serial) 11.15 Close (last episode) 7.59 Azan Isyak 8.03 Fantasy Island (contd) 8.30 News And Weather Forecast 8.54 PeristiM 9.09 Han Im Oalam
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        560 3 Dances by the Pakistani Cultural Troupe Review by SURINDER SINGH THE SHOW put up by the Pakistani Cultural Troupe from The Punjab Arts Council of Pakistan last week was everything that was promised. The dances were excellent, the music enchanting and the
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        550 3 Berlioz was good but Mendelssohn failed to satisfy svTMRMQyyj^^y column April 26 concert Conductor: Choo Hoey Soloist: Yossi Zivoni Review by JOHN EDWARDS BEETHOVEN wrote only one concerto for violin and orchestra (as did Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky and Brahms), but without his single contribution to the genre, it would be difficult
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        633 3 Paintings of Gerda Petersen from Zimbabwe, coming next month at Raffles Hotel Review by RACHEL BARNES AS Zimbabwe became officially independant recently, it is interesting that we will have in Singapore (by pure coincidence) an exhibition by a Zimbabwean artist next month. Gerda Petersen's work
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      Lock icon A growing market for bronze antiques
      603 5 A growing market for bronze antiques By RITA REIF in NEW YORK AFTER the completion of its five-city American tour, "The Great Bronze Age of China: An exhibition from the People's Republic of China," will have been seen by millions and may also have affected prices in the market for
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        162 5 Switzerland Imagine. a mountainside retreat hidden among a thousand acres of unspoilt and protected countryside, but situated only 10 minutes from the famous resort of Villars a view that is astounding, even by Gregory International Real Estate Swiss standards, woods, green pastures, peace, and structures all facing South, which completely
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        297 5 Shentours ni)) Reliance HVKv The better way to a beautiful and memorable holiday Thailand-New Destinations Discover the "unexplored" tourist sights. Experience the excitement of "first-time-ever" attractions in all four tour packages. jjd'ys 8 days 8 days Bangkok/ 8 days Bangkok/ Bangkok/Pattaya/ Chiengmai/Chiengrai Natural Delights P.!" 3 3 Chiengmai and the
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      Humour — on both sides of the Atlantic
      946 7 Humour on both sides of the Atlantic The main difference between the cultures is a linguistic one, said the former Oxford scholar, who honed his funny bone in the early 1960s at Yale and Berkeley. Most of the things that move us, most of the things we care about, most
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      516 7 Saudi prince and storm over farm in NZ By GERARD HUTCHING in WELLINGTON PRINCE Nawaf bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has become New Zealand's most controversial sheep-farmer. For some years now wealthy Arab sheikhs have been snapping up desirable property in different countries around the world, and the 45-year-old prince, a
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        282 7 TWO NEWAN WERS TO THE FUEL CRISIS. The Boeing 757 and 767 arc new generation airplanes designed to give airlines important future operational economies. The 757 is a 178-passenger airplane. The 767 will carry 210 passengers. The two models are also available in higher density configurations. Both have twin-engine efficiency
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        1009 8  -  OR. L.H.S. By Every parent is quite anxious that their newly-born baby is healthy and normal. This week, our paediatrician continues to tell us how a doctor examines a new baby. THE head of the baby must be very carefully examined after birth because any
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        665 8 At what age can a foetus survive without mother? This question is the pivot point in a fierce debate on abortion. SUSAN GLASCOCK reports on the advances now being made in saving the lives of premature babies in Britain. Seeing them in the intensive
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        471 8 Tve always wanted to look fairer. And with Envi; my dream has come true." Envi'can give you a lovelier, fairer complexion "You don't have to be born with everyday as part of your w Cream thoroughly until the a peaches and cream complex- beauty routine, and seeadif- P^ M cream
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      1079 9  -  BILL ROBINSON By in Tokyo The emperor never eats Japanese food unless it is forced upon him by an unwitting host, but loves most any kind of Western dish, preferably with "lots of fat and oil." He rarely wears a kimono, unless officiating at
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        1455 10 qjj_ it m ft TAT LEE BANK LIMITED Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Issue of 15,000,000 Ordinary Shares of Ssl .oo each at 552.50 per Share Managed and Underwritten by THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED This Prospectus is dated 28 April 1980. A copy of this Prospectus has
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        1044 10 the other shareholders. The last day for acceptance and payment of the rights issue is 10 May 1980. The capitalisation of the Group as at 31 December 1979 and the pro-forma capitalisation of the Group at the same date adjusted to reflect the new issue of 15,000,000 Shares which form
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        1172 10 As at 31 December 1979, 99.2% of the Banks outstanding loans and advances to its subsidiaries and non-bank customers were secured by way of guarantees, properties and assets. It is the policy of the Bank to have acceptable forms of security against loans and advances to non-bank customers. The viability
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        1554 11 Notes: (1) Refers to the 6 months ended 31 December 1975 (2) Comprises hire purchase agency and block discounts, housing and other loans Commercial Discount Company Limited (CDC) CDC was incorporated on 23 November 1974. It has an authorised capital of $5,000,000 divided into 5,000.000 shares of $1 each. Its
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        1395 11 (b) in our opinion, no circumstances have arisen since the last Annual General Meeting of the Bank which would adversely affect the trading or the value of the assets of the Bank or any of its subsidiaries; (c) the current assets of the Bank and of its subsidiaries appear in
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        875 11 Gross Issued Share Rate of Gross Amount Capital Dividends of Dividends Year ended 31 12.1975 $36,000 000 3] -J2-1976 36,000,000 5% $1,800,000 31.12.1977 36,000,000 6% 2 *****0 3112.1978 36.000,000 7% *****00 31.12.1979 36.000,000 7% 2:5?o!oOO 7. The net tangible asset backing for each $1 share based on the audited accounts
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        1268 12 4- *J fi^ 'fr TAT LEE BANK LIMITED Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Issue of 15,000,000 Ordinary Shares of Ssl .oo each at Ss2.soper Share Managed and Underwritten by THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED Individual foreign currency assets and liabilities of the Bank's Banking Unit are stated in
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        1558 12 appointed by him. An alternate Director so appointed shall be subject to the provisions of these presents with regard to Directors and any fee paid by the Company to the alternate Director shall be deducted from the fees of the Director appointing the alternate. An alternate Director shall (subject to
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        1424 12 this Prospectus. They have given and have not withdrawn their written consent to the issue of this Prospectus with the inclusion of their Report in the form and context in which it appears. 17. CKS Auctioneers Valuers (Re) Limited have given and have not withdrawn their written consent to the
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        442 13 KUWAIT AIRWAYS TRAINING CENTRE Has immediate opening for three (3) ENGINEERING INSTRUCTORS Experienced on any of these two Aircraft BOEING 707, 747 727 To conduct training programmes on:Powerplant (1) Electrical/Instrument (1) Radio (1) CONTRACT Tax free salary of single/double Licenced CAT. Free furnished accommodation with free electricity and water. 40
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        759 13 Operations Manager Salary: negotiable around $45,000-$55,000 p.a. Our client, a U.K. based company, is setting up a new Singapore factory from July 1980 to manufacture components for the computer peripherals industry and is seeking applicants for the key position of Operations Manager. Reporting to the Operations Director, this position calls
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