The Straits Times, 11 June 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1181 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    REFUGEES TO BE SENT BACK
    747 1 'Too heavy a burden' for Thailand BANGKOK, Tuesday THE Thai Government and the United Nations are organising for the first time a mass repatriation of Kampuchean refugees to their battered homeland from camps in northern Thailand. UN and Thai military officials said today that as
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    Lock icon S'pore for UN panel
    71 1 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. A UN committee designed to make the Indian Ocean a zone of peace yesterday proposed membership for Singapore and 10 other states. The chairman of the 31nation ad hoc committee on the Indian Ocean, Ambassador Nadarajah Balasubraniam of Sri Lanka, said that besides
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    Cosmonauts honoured
    65 1 MOSCOW, Tues. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev presented awards today to two cosmonauts, including the world's first Hungarian spaceman, the Tass news agency reported. Soviet cosmonaut, Valery Kubasov, was awarded the Order of Lenin. Hungarian cosmonaut. Bertalan Farkas, was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union and
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    Lock icon No Opec accord on common prices for oil
    453 1 No Opec accord on common prices for oil ALGIERS, Tim*. OPEC ministers meeting here have so far failed to achieve any significant progress on the unification of crude oil prices, delegates said today. Mr Nahi Belkacem of Algeria, who is the conference chairman, said the ministers were no longer aiming
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    Lock icon Those telltale ties
    73 1 LONDON, lues. Barmaids in English pubs where customers wear ties claim to be able to tell a man's drink by his neckwear, British Tie Manufacturers said today. A survey by the manufacturers allegedly snows that a grey tie indicates a gin and tonic, a flowered tie a
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    Lock icon Students held
    24 1 MANILA, Tues. About 20 Philippine university and college students suspected of anti-martial rule activities have been arrested, apposition sources said today. AFP.
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    Road deaths: 120 now
    124 1 TWO more people have died on the roads, bringing the death tall sa far this year ta Itt. Driver Men bin Zalaal, 48, died tt minutes after his van hit a traffic lights past at the Junction of Upper Paya Lebar Road and MacPheraea Road at
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    Lock icon Reunion seen by millions on TV
    102 1 EDWIN lUMhsod, 82, ku every rami to be happy he b literally Melnc his graaddaaghters for the first time dace they were born. Mr R*blnß«a, wh* regained Us sight and heariag when struck by a lightning belt last week, flew to New York from
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    Lock icon Stay-at-home hubbies
    55 1 BRUSSELS, Tues. The Belgian government has recognised the right of the husband to remain at home and claim social security benefits while the wife goes out to work. The decision, due to be gazetted soon, follows finding by two courts in favour of husbands who claimed social security
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    Lock icon Actor burnt
    40 1 LOS ANGELES, Tues. Film actor and comedian Richard Pryor, 38, was listed in a critical condition last night with burns covering his face, arms and neck after a cigarette lighter exploded and set fire to hfe clothing. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dollar falls
    35 1 TOKYO, Tues. The US dollar fell sharply to a 10-month low rate of 215.60 yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange market today, losing more than two yen from yesterday's close of 217.70. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Russia 'buying up teams to Games'
    482 1 Expenses paid trips for 40 countries LAUSANNE, Tuesday FORTY of the 86 National Olympic Committees going to the Moscow Olympics will have their expenses paid for them by the Soviet Union, Count Jean de Beaumont, a member of the International Olympic Committee's executive board
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    Lock icon Killer squad sent to Paris
    245 1 Killer squad sent to Paris TEHERAN, Tues. AYATOLLAH Sadeq Khalkhali, dubbed the "Hanging Judge," said today he had sent a squad to Paris to kill former Prime Minister I Shahpour Bakhtiar and his followers. In an interview with the Teheran Times, Iran's I roving Islamic judge also said that if
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    Lock icon Free arms
    46 1 KUWAIT, Tues. The Soviet Union is to supply Syria with heavy, sophisticated weapons I worth US$3 billion (5J6.4 bil 1 lion) without charge and exempt Damascus from 80 per cent of its debts, the Kuwaiti newspaper Al Watan said today, quoting reliable sources. UPI.
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    Lock icon LATEST SECOND ISLAND REVOLT
    62 1 LATEST SECOND ISLAND REVOLT I POBT VILA (New Hebrides), Tues. Trouble broke oot tonight on another New Hebridean Ulaad Taaaa when I more than l,tM rebels tareateaed to take over the police stadea aad the eeatral government's district commission Some of them were armed with shotguns and rifles, police here
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      154 1 40 pages today BEARING BRUNT OF BROKEN MARRIAGE -Page 6 BATTLE (or power in Labour Party S 'DEAD city' plan to mark Soweto riots 4 CINEMA firms give scenario for higher ticket prices S ORDER to ship out crockery with nigh lead content 7 VIGILANTE Corps cuts intake of parttime
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      Lock icon SPD endorses detente with Moscow
      340 2 MANIFESTO TAKES A CAUTIOUS LINE MUNICH, Tuos. WEST Germany's ruling Social Democrats (SPD) today approved an election manifesto which coupled a strong commitment to East-West detente with an appeal to Moscow to take up a Nato offer of arms talks. The vote, at the end
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      Lock icon Order to close
      31 2 MANILA, Turn. Mayor Ramon Bagateing has ordered the closure of some 75 overseas labour recruitment agencies for operating without licences, charging exorbitant fees and violating tax laws. AFP.
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      Lock icon Payoffs report: Malik threatens to sue
      168 2 Payoffs report: Malik threatens to sue JAKARTA, Tues. VicePresident Adam Malik today denied a report that he had received secret payments for helping an American firm land a US$lO million (5J21.3 million) oil development contract with the governmentrun oil company Pertamina. Mr Malik threatened to take legal action on the
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      Lock icon Appearance o£ food is enough to liven spirits
      70 2 IT MAY be only a few dried fish bat the appearance of any food, fresh or semi-fresh, in the central market of Phnom Penh is enough to bring delighted smiles to the people of the famtoh- edclty. Dealings in this "cashless" city
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      Lock icon Marcos to allow use of Arabic in Muslim schools
      305 2 Marcos to allow use of Arabic in Muslim schools MANILA, Tuos PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos today ordered the Speaker of the interim Parliament to prepare a bill authorising the use of Arabic as the medium of instruction in all Muslim schools in southern Philippines as well as the release of more
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      In other words...
      73 2 In other words... 6 THEY were asking for so many papers. Actually, what they wanted was a different kind of paper the kind with the Central Bank's name on A It 7 A Filipino professor who wanted a building permit to add a small room to his house, and was
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      Lock icon Hopes up for end to Aussie newsmen's strike
      162 2 Hopes up for end to Aussie newsmen's strike MELBOURNE, Tues. Hopes rose today that an end was in sight to the month-long strike by Australian journalists over extra pay for using electronic editing equipment. Newspaper publishers were making a new cash offer today at a closeddoor meeting with journalists' representatives,
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      Lock icon Inflation dips
      42 2 MANILA. Tun. The Central Bank has reported an inflation rate of 19.7 per cent in May for metropolitan Manila, slightly lower than the 19 8 per cent recorded during the same period last year, a bank spokesman said today UPI.
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      Lock icon Tripura riots claim 300 lives
      171 2 Tripura riots claim 300 lives NEW DELHI, Tues. About 300 people have been killed in five days of bloody communal violence •n India's north-east state of Tripura, its chief minister said today. The death toll is expected to rise as fighting continues to sweep the state. Hundreds of people have
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      Lock icon 'Toothpaste that helps fight flu'
      79 2 BEIJING, Tues. A Chinese researcher in a remote provincial town has developed a new toothpaste that helps prevent colds and flu. The Beijing Information magazine said people were "flocking" to Duy the new product. The magazine said it was developed oy a researcher in Xining,
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      Lock icon BATTLE FOR POWER
      533 3 Labour feud may result in new centre-left party LONDON, Tuesday A BATTLE for power, of a kind not seen for 20 years, is under way in the British La- bour Party, feeding I speculation that the party may break up I and see a new centreleft party
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      Lock icon Thatcher's assurance
      51 3 Thatcher's assurance LONDON, Tues. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday assured China that Britain is ready to play a big part in its programme to exploit coal and off-shore oil resources. Mrs Thatcher gave the assurance when she met Chinese Vice-Premier Kang Shi 'en at her office here. British officials said.
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      Lock icon Iran insists on public apology from US
      401 3 Iran insists on public apology from US SLEG IN TEHERAN DAY 227 ALGIERS, Tueaday THE United States must publicly apologise to Iran, free its frozen assets, and end all trade sanctions against the country before any progress can be made towards the release of the American hostages, Iran's Oil Minister
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      Lock icon GOVT'S FOREIGN PRESS DIRECTOR SACKED
      158 3 GOVT'S FOREIGN PRESS DIRECTOR SACKED TEHERAN, Tuesday ABOLQASEM Sadegh, the official responsible for accrediting foreign journalists in Iran, has been dismissed from his post as foreign press director at the National Guidance (Information) Ministry, a spokesman for the ministry said today. The spokesman said it was not immediately known who
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      Lock icon More TV sets in Beijing
      47 3 Beijing BEIJING, Tues. One in three Beijing families now owns a television set, a Beijinsnewspaper said today. The Beijing Ribao repotted that the majority of the 420,000 families purchased their sets in the last three years when 383.000 luwe been sold. UPI.
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      Lock icon Jail, fine for mastermind
      63 3 VIENNA, Tues. A Japanese businessman was found guilty yesterday of helping mastermind an alleged large-scale smuggling operation involving cigarettes, perfumes and caviar. Toshikazu Seklne, 42, manager H a restaurant here, was said to have received the smuggled goods from North Korean diplomats who frequented the restaurant.
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      Lock icon Visit to China
      27 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. A delegation from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration will visit China from next Sunday to June 28, NASA announced yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Proposed EEC budget up 12.7 pc over last year
      183 3 Proposed EEC budget up 12.7 pc over last year BRUSSELS, Tues. The European Economic Community commission has proposed a 1960 budget of US$23 billion (Ss49 billion), an increase of 12.7 per cent over last year, an EEC spokesman said yesterday. The commission's latest 1980 budget draft must be agreed by
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      Lock icon Camel tour of inner Mongolia
      88 3 Camel tour of inner Mongolia A MONGOLIAN aad Us camel paase far a breather aa the graaalaads daring a Uur to laser M*ag»Ua where a number af neapie have visited slace the ragJaa was •fflcisily opened last year. The trip may aaud ramaatle to aarne, bat a hardy aaal eaa
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      Lock icon Ireland wants eventual Ulster pull-out
      299 3 Ireland wants eventual Ulster pull-out LONDON, Turn. IRISH Prime Minister Charles Haughey yesterday called for eventual British military and political withdrawal from Northern Ireland to ensure a stable Ireland working in close political cooperation with Britain "We look forward to the day when Britain will withdraw from any active participation
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      Kidnapper who crippled victim gets 15 years
      198 3 MUNICH, Tues. A tf-YEAR-OLD West Genoa* wt» Hiaapptia 1 a mllll— aire'g aaa ud kept Unlit eeffla-Uke hex iitoe he mi cripple* by electric sascfcs, was Jailed yesterday for IS yean. Meter Zl«f wm Itud guilty ef abdactlag Richard Oetker, mm ef eae
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      Lock icon Carter pledges help for troubled Miami
      225 4 Carter pledges help for troubled Miami MIAMI, Tues. President Jimmy Carter, his visit marred by a boisterous crowd of blacks and a •beer bottle that struck his limousine, yesterday pledged help to a city troubled by racial unrest and burdened by Cuban refugees. He told black and white businessmen and
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      McNAMARA TO RESIGN FROM WORLD BANK
      99 4 McNAMARA TO RESIGN FROM WORLD BANK WASHINGTON, Tmo. Mr Robert MeNaman. nretUft of the WorM Bank since INS, aaaowMed yeoterday he will reals? aoxt year whea he reaches the age of tf. He oald that at that age, It was the traditional time of retirement. The WorM Baak, In a
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      Lock icon MINISTER REGRETS THAT 'SLOW THINKERS' REMARK
      148 4 MINISTER REGRETS THAT 'SLOW THINKERS' REMARK CAPE TOWN, Tuoo. A SOUTH African cabinet minister, who caused a nationwide uproar when he said blacks were slow thinkers, told Parliament today that he unconditionallywithdrew his remark. Post and Telecommunications Minister Hennie Smit said last week blacks were excluded from direct involvement in
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      Lock icon Dead city' plan to mark Soweto riots
      329 4 CAPE TOWN, Tuesday PAMPHLETS have been widely distributed throughout this city, urging blacks and coloureds to turn 1 it into a "dead city" j on June 16 and 17 the anniversary of the 1976 Soweto riots as coloured students, i boycotting their schools,
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      False alert can't spark nuclear war: Brown
      160 4 False alert can't spark nuclear war: Brown WASHINGTON, Tuesday AMERICAN Secretary of Defence Harold Brown has asserted that false alarms in the United States Strategic Air Defence System cannot set off an accidental launching of nuclear weapons. In a letter released yesterday, Mr Brown wrote to Senator Mark Hatfield: "I
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      Lock icon Three-nation drug swoop
      74 4 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Police in three countries have dealt a heavy blow to a South American drug-smuggling syndicate, seizing 510 kg of cocaine and making nine arrests, police said today. Argentine police said they arrested three Colombians and seized 60 kg of cocaine, while a similar operation
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      57 4 In other words... 6 IS IT all Soviet plat to discredit the capitalist computers, so that whea they (the Soviets) do strike nobody will take any notice? Let's hope they do not have to rewrite the old story and call It The Computer That Cried W»lf. 7 The Daily Express
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      113 4 In LONDON yesterday, leftwing Labour politicians angrily questioned the British Government about the two false alarms of a Soviet missile attack on the United States. During an emergency question session in Parliament, several opposition left wingers said the mistakes could have started a nuclear war, with British cities being
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      31 4 VICTORIA (Seychelles), Tuea. The Indian Ocean Republic of Seychelles will gradually close down all its embassies abroad as an economy meat ure, the Foreign Ministry announced yesterday. Reuter.
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      25 4 BEIJING. Tues. Beijing factories that waste electricity now face the threat of having their electricity cut off, the Beijing Daily reported yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Kitchen duel with fork and a wheel brace
      100 4 DENVER. Ties. A wmu wm tlartrii her buhud with a f «rk aad th« buhud wlm r«Uil•ted with a wheel brace have bees arrested aad cb*T«ed with doelllax, pattee said yesterday. Jamea Seals. JJ, aad Mary Seais, il, were aaw eaarged with
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    'Pyramid' for Singapore
    104 5 'Pyramid' for Singapore SEE the pyramid of Singapore! And stay la Well, this will be made pewHible when the Malaysian Federal Hotel map builds Its pyramid-shaped hotel nerr. The million Singapore Federal Hotel, to be sited In Scotta Road, will nave 255 rooms ana suites In Its It-storey building. It
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    Boon Teck CC classes
    58 5 THE Boon Teck community centre management and women's sub-committees will jointly organise a number of classes soon. They include classes in Sze Oman cooking, Jelly-making, restaurant cooking, padang curry preparation, crochet classes, bread flower making, flower arrangement and Mandarin (part two). For de- 1 tails, ring
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    Beaming with hope in China? Thanks to Feba
    278 5  -  JUNE TAN By CALLING China! This is the Bible School of the air! Every day the Far East Broadcasting Associates, a Christian organisation, beams radio waves from the Philippines to China, broadcasting programmes produced by Feba's office here. In turn, the Chinese
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    Outrage of modesty: Dad helped nab man
    151 5 Outrage of modesty: Dad helped nab man A FATHER helped police arrest the man who had outraged the modesty of his 13-year-old daughter, a court heard yesterday. Salleh bin Abdullah, 51, an odd Job worker, was fined $500 for exposing himself to the girl at a bus stop in Ang
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    Cruise date
    30 5 THE Khe Bong community centre youth group will organise a Southern Islands cruise and picnic on June 22 from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. For details, ring *****85.
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    Invite to sit on WHO vaccine panel
    244 5 Invite to sit on WHO vaccine panel THE World Health Organisation has invited an anti-TB crusader to 6in a panel of specialts in Geneva to make a fresh international vaccination policy. The person is Dr N. C. Sen-Gupta, medical director of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association (Sata). He also represents the
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    Scheme to deter job-hopping not on cards
    239 5 A RECOMMENDATION by some employers which, among other things, called for the legislation of a card identification system to check and penalise recalcitrant job hoppers has been deemed unfeasible by the authorities. Sources yesterday said the government was cool to the scheme because
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    Man charged with robbery
    63 5 PUNG Chye Hai, 21, was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with robbing Miss Goh Tok Jong of $49.50. a S4O key chain, a $120 leather handbag and a gold tie-pin on the ground floor of Block 119, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh on MonNo plea was
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    75 MORE VIETS ARRIVE
    48 5 ANOTHER 75 Vietnamese refugees arrived here on Monday night aboard the supply vessel Smit Lloyd 14, after they were picked up three days ago off the Vietnamese coast. They were allowed to come ashore yesterday following a resettlement guarantee from the Dutch Embassy here.
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    Cinema firms give scenario for higher ticket prices
    333 5  -  CYNTHIA WEE By MAJOR cinema operators are thinking of seeking government approval for an increase in the prices of cinema tickets. This was disclosed yesterday by a spokesman for six operators who met recently. The companies Shaw, Cathay, Eng Wah Film, Golden
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    Brunt of broken marriage falls on single mother
    755 6 GRIM PICTURE OF THE ONE-PARENT HOME EMERGES A SINGLE mother appears to bear the brunt of a broken marriage, according to the findings of a survey. She is in arrears of rent, trying to hold down a full-time job and yet not
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    Balloting of Clementi stalls
    78 6 Balloting of Clementi stalls BALLOTING for 156 stalls in the market and cooked food centre at Block 448, Clementi Central will be held tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. at the Clementi North Area office at Block 444. Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Environment) and MP for Bukit Timah, Mr Chor Yeok Eng, will
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    Free legal advice
    53 6 FREE legal counselling service will be held at the Crawford community centre on the second Wednesday of even months from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., for residents of Kampong Glam constituency. Volunteer women lawyers from the Singapore Association of Women lawyers will conduct the sessions. Those interested
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    Rider critically hurt in head on crash
    97 6 A MOTORCYCLIST was seriously Injured after his machine collided head on with aa SBS bos at the Junction of I'pper Thomson. Sembawaa* aad Ylo Chu Kaag roads at 7.55 p.m. Mr Khor Boon Siak, 19, was admitted to Toa Payoh Hospital with serious
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    Driver asleep at wheel in middle of road
    155 6 Driver asleep at wheel in middle of road A VAN driver was found "cuddling" his steering wheel in a deep slumber in the middle of a road, with the engine still running, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Wong Wing Kay, 53, a contractor, was fined $800 and disqualified from driving
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    3 charged with parkway robbery
    111 6 3 charged with parkway robbery TWO men and a youth were charged in a magistrate's court yesterday for two armed robberies at East Coast Parkway on June 2. Tan Chui Chiu, 21, Tan Chin Meng, 23, and Yeo Ene Kaing. 17, allegedly robbed Mr Tan Leong Heng of $15 and
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    Show that will be a treat for young and old
    245 6 THE five-day horticulture and fancy fish show to be held at World Trade Centre in September is expected to be a crowd-pull-er and a treat for the young and old. The show, the biggestever organised by the Ministry of National
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    A MACHINE TO SEND A BOY'S HEART RACING...
    177 6 JUST the maefclae for derring-daf Sleek aad fitted with a alrea aad multiple flashing lights. And mast Important of all, an 89 horsepower englae that can send the machine zooming on the roads. No wonder two-and-a-half -years old Eugene Cheng feels the
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    Seoul firm signs $12m deal with Telecoms
    192 6 Seoul firm signs $12m deal with Telecoms A SOUTH Korean firm, Taihan Electric Wire (TEW) has won a $12.3 I million contract to supply telephone cables to TeleI corns of Singapore. This is the firm's bigl gest deal in Singapore i since it started supplying equipment to TAS, Public Utilities
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    $200 fine for negligent driving
    75 6 $200 fine for negligent driving YONG ON MENG, 41, a .lorry driver was yesterday fined $200 by a magistrate's court for negligent driving along Upper Serangoon Road on May 26. The court heard that Yong made a turn into Tampines Road in a negligent manner and caused a motorcyclist. Mr
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    Swim course for youths
    81 6 KIM Keat youth group will conduct a three-month youth swimming course for beginners early next month. The lessons will be held at the Toa Pavoh swimming complex, and the fee is $18 per person. Successful swimmers who pass the various tests to be held after the
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    S'pore helps Sri Lanka to go container
    259 6 S'pore helps Sri Lanka to go container SINGAPORE will extend its expertise in shipping to Sri Lanka next week when Neptune Orient Lines helps the state-owned Ceylon Shipping Corporation to start a full container shipping service to Europe. The republic's national shipping line has leased two container ships to Ceylon
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      246 6 £r Mr. Khaw at Penang had been growing more and more unhappy about the way he was losing his hair and decided that looking bald wasn't tor him. He d orten seen advertisements put out by the SVENSON HAIR CENTER about theSvenson method of hair replacement, so rang up and
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    S'PORE TO HOST WOMEN'S TRAVEL EXEC MEET
    174 7 S'PORE TO HOST WOMEN'S TRAVEL EXEC MEET SINGAPORE will be the first Asian country to host the annual convention for women executives in travel agencies from all over the world. For it has been chosen as the venue for a convention of the International Federation of Women's Travel Organisations in
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    No exit permit: $1,000 fine
    100 7 No exit permit: $1,000 fine A FORMER seaman was yesterday fined $1,000 for being away from Singapore for nearly two years without a valid exit permit. Hia Chye Kiang, 26, was arrested after he was deported by Australian authorities in January last year. The court heard that Hia became a
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    Order to ship out crockery with high lead content
    223 7 THE Ministry of the Environment has ordered certain stocks of crockery with high lead content to be sealed and reexported. Samples of some China crockery taken for testing by ministry officials from April to May have shown that the lead content
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    Malaysia tour
    29 7 JOO Chiat community centre will organise a tour of south Malaysia on June 29. For details, ring *****6 or *****7 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. daily.
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    Standing invite for Thach to visit S'pore
    268 7 Standing invite for Thach to visit S'pore VIETNAMESE Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has a standing invitation to visit Singapore but Hanoi has not responded so far. Contrary to a report in the New Straits Times that quoted Mr Thach as saying that nobody has invited him to Singapore though
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    French team here
    36 7 A 16-MEMBER French mission, sponsored by the Toys Manufacturers Association of France, is in Singapore on a three-day visit. They will tour various toy companies and have discussions with the Economic Development Board.
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    Op Ferret nabs 24,140 drug suspects
    225 7 Op Ferret nabs 24,140 drug suspects MORE than 24,144 ycatlK betweca Mm agea •f l( *mA l\ have bees arrested for suspected cMsampttoa «f drags dace the laueUag «f Operattw Ferret la April im. Ai FrMay, 4JK *r 25.8 per eeit «T tfcem skewed iMlttiu remit* M having take* drop.
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    No £an-£are £or Osmonds
    49 7 OSMONDS' fans will not get a chance to see the singing family at the airport today because they will be cleared through a different channel. The stars are arriving within the airport's peak hours and the workers may not be able to handle a crowd.
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      195 7 fbmflies who eat Mora marcarine know what's good for them. _r^ How will eating the light, delicious spread called FLORA affect your family? Very beneficially. \J FLORA PROVIDES PURE GOODNESS 1 We all know a balanced diet is essential for the best of health. FLORA margarine contains mainly I m^
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      278 7 Straits Times Crossword ACBflflß f* quarrel (I) 4 The pain, roughly ipxlcing. 1 QuleUy go bmU dealing with might bt a problem in addition the letter* one receive* (7) to the platter (6) 5» in the vehicle; 10. with BUI. 5 You'll have to take the motor coming back (7)
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      Lock icon Weed out corrupt traffic cops: Judge
      225 8 Weed out corrupt traffic cops: Judge KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A HIGH Court judge, Mr Justice Mohamed Azmi, yesterday hit out at traffic policemen who took bribes. He said it was openly known that some traffic policemen collected money from drivers, and something should be done about it. He added corrupt
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      Lock icon City Hall's flat 'no'
      71 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. City Hall will not budge from its stand on the leasing out of low-cost flats to the occupants so as to discourage these type of flats from being owned by the rich. Datuk Bandar Tan Sri Yaa kob Latin* said the government would
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      22 8 KUALA KRAI. Tues A $100 million road project in Ulu Kelantan is expected to be completed in two years. NST
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      Lock icon Viral fever and gastroenteritis hit children
      239 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday TWENTY-THREE new cases of gastro-en-teritis, an infection which has claimed the lives of five babies in Ipoh where it is prevalent, were reported in Perak last Saturday. Some 393 cases have been admitted for treatment to the Teluk Anson and Tapah
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      Lock icon 'ATTEMPTS TO SPLIT ASEAN WILL FAIL'
      105 8 'ATTEMPTS TO SPLIT ASEAN WILL FAIL' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Home Affairs, Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie, has warned that any attempt to create cleavages among Asean will fail as the Asean governments are in close consultations with one another. Whatever else is said about the organisation, it is
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      Lock icon $15m of fakes
      44 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Trade and Industry Ministry enforcement unit has to date seized more than $15 million worth of imitation cosmetic and pharmaceutical products In 145 cases, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Lew Sip Hon told Parliament today. NST.
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      Brazil trip
      33 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Land and Regional Development Minister Abdul Kadir Yusof will lead a delegation for a week-long visit to Brazil to study its oil palm and cocoa cultivation programme AFT.
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      Lock icon Forceps removed from womb after 20 years
      144 8 PENANG, Tues. A pair af IS-cm forceps left Inside a woman's abdomen tt years age was remaved by dsetors at the general hcspital last week. The patient, Madam Wong Kwee Eng, it. Is reeeverug aad naopitaJ anUtaritJe« said her oandltian was sattsfac- torv.
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      Lock icon Oil firms seek bigger price increase
      163 8 Oil firms seek bigger price increase KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The government has received another application from oil companies for an increase in the prices of petroleum products. Deputy Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said in Parliament today. He said the oil companies had expressed their dissatisfaction with the price increase approved
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      Lock icon Fatal fall from train
      63 8 TAIPING. Tues. An RMAF technician returning to Taiping for an engagement ceremony was killed when he felled off the train near Bukit Berapit. about 24km from here on Saturday night. Suhaimi Arift bin Falwi, 24. who boarded the train in Kuala Lumpur, was believed to have
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      Lock icon Metal that claimed two lives
      61 8 THE chunk of metal that killed two women in the Port Klang Ore wm taken by investigating officers to the Chemistry Department for analysis on Monday. The two women killed in last Thursday's Ore and explosion in the sooth harbour were Madam Ho Ah Moy,
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      Lock icon Gonzales IV soldier killed by log
      73 8 KANGAR, Tues. A soldier involved in the "Gonzales IV" military exercise near here died last night when a log fell on him. Private Mohamad Zain bin Abdullah, 35, from the 12th battalion of the Royal Malay Regiment in Penang was at the time helping
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      Lock icon FIRE WITH A BANG SENDS FAMILIES FLEEING
      167 8 FIRE WITH A BANG SENDS FAMILIES FLEEING KUALA LTTMPUR, Tues. Several families, mindful of the Port Klang port i disaster six days ago, fled from their homes when they heard a loud explosion during a fire at a motor workshop in Seta pak here early today. Most of them were
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      Tough fight at Umno Youth polls expected
      298 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A tough fight is expected at the coming umno Youth elections to be held at the party's general assembly on July 3. The incumbent Youth president, Datuk Haji Suhaimi Kamaruddin, is challenged by former Umno information chief Haji Suleiman Palestine.
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      712 8 I KUALA LUMPUR I I COMMODITY EXCHANGE I Our client, the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange, is expected to be fully operational during August 1980. We have been assigned to assist the Exchange in the recruitment of the following key personnel to be based in Kuala Lumpur I Chief Executive I
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      87 8 WHAT MAKES OCE THE BIGGEST SELLING EUROPEAN COPIER IN THE WORLD? Find out any day this week when we demonstrate two Oce plain paper copiers at the Oce showroom, 900 Dunearn Road. From 9am spm. We'd like to show you why so many companies have switched to Oce copiers. In
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    VC cuts intake of part-time NS men by half
    310 9 THE Vigilante Corps reduced its intake of parttime national servicemen by more than half because of the shortage of leaders in the organisation. A mass promotion exercise is now on to pick those with the potential to fill the leadership void.
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    21 pc rise in cargo handled
    149 9 JURONG Port and the wharves of the Port of Singapore Authority handled 6.9 million tonnes of cargo between January and March this year a 21.6 per cent increase over the same period last year. The volume of bulk cargo nandled rose by 48.5 per
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    $4.9m compensation
    112 9 $4.9 m compensation THE government has paid compensation of $4.95 million to the management committee of the Cantonese Peck San Teng cemetery, off Upper Thomson Road, for the acquisition of the cemetery. The Housing Board is to use the 121-hectare land for its low-income housing and light industries. About three
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    Two yards win $41 m foreign deals
    209 9 Two yards win $41 m foreign deals TWO 8lB8»p«re shipyard*, Pramet 8lag»mn ami Paa-Aste waa eaatraeto wcrth Ml-* mliliM to MM vessels far fardga firms. PrMMt HagapM-e, la Jaraas, w*a etatraeta w»rtfcsM mlllU* f»r the nartiarttoa «f mbbMlemtti veaMti tor fordo •U drlllUx oMopaalea, ■nlart sttt Mmpettttoß tram verattM firms.
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    'Singapore a lesson in historical phenomenon'
    299 9 'Singapore a lesson in historical phenomenon' THE most important thing one can learn from living in Singapore is the value of the pursuit of excellence and witnessing a historical phenomenon. This was stated by the American Deputy Chief of Mission here, Mr Morton S. Smith, at the graduation ceremony of
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    SHOCK FOR MUM ON RETURN FROM MARKET
    152 9 SHOCK FOR MUM ON RETURN FROM MARKET A HOUSEWIFE returned from market one morning and found that her five-year-old son had fallen to his death from their seventh floor Oat. Madam Kayoko Ogawa, 28, told a coroner's court yesterday that her son Makoto was alone in their Cairnhill Gardens flat
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    Grandma took her own life
    103 9 THE coroner's court yesterday recorded a suicide verdict on the death of a grandmother whose body was found at the foot of a block of Oats two days after she was discharged from hospital on March 17. Mr Wong Peng Cheong testified that his grandmother.
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      449 10 If s easy. All you need to do is purchase a j,**** 0000 5. Incomplete or illegible entries will NordMende Colour TV. On cash or be disqualified. through our easy payment HP. Scheme. tmm* 00 6. All entries must be sent to:And you'll stand a chance to win the 3rd.
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    Capital cases: Another call for views
    329 11 Capital cases: Another call for views THE Law Society will again be inviting members to give their written views on whether the present system of assigning counsel for capital cases ought to be changed. So far, more than SO lawyers have submitted their opinions since the society first wrote to
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    For seniors
    24 11 A FIFTH Moon Festival dumpling dinner (or senior citizens will be held at Kota Raja community centre on Monday at 6.30 p.m.
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    $lb jump in foreign investments to $6.3 billion
    413 11 FOREIGN investments in Singapore snowballed to $6.3 billion at the end of last year after an increase of $1 billion during the year. For the first four months of this year, investment commitments from foreign and local sources totalled $400 million. This
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    Plea to kin of dead man
    69 11 Plea to kin of dead man PAYA Lebar police are looking for the relatives or friends of Mr Ng Ah Siong, 80, who died in Woodbridge Hospital on Monday. His last known address was 11, Bandar Street. Mr Ng was admitted to the hospital in 1967. Those who know him
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    CC courses
    25 11 RADIN Mas community centre will bold courses on folk dance, children's piano, taekwon-do, swimming and keep-fit training soon. For further details, ring *****a.
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    Golf course to make way for Tengah base
    256 11 AIRCRAFT, not golf balls, will fly from the fairways when Tengah Golf Club closes in October. And when the moment finally arrives, it will be one of happiness as well as sadness. For the gallant men of the Republic of Singapore Air
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    Patrols stepped up after vandals strike
    168 11 POLICE kave stepped ■p p*>tr*te la Daver iMafIUK estate where vaatela recently damaged Mean aadaet a m*Ureyele mi Hre. A snap at raUeata aaa all* teamed op to keep vigil la Ike estate. Qaeeaattwa pattee whe Interviewed the victim* have Mt ruled •at tke
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    Association officials
    48 11 MR KOH Choon Hui has been elected president of the Singapore Association of Pharmaceutical Industries Other officials are Messrs Henry Koh, vice-president, Francis Cbu. Leong Chee Meng, Thla Stow Knee, Ton Peck Hiang, Yeoh Jin Beng, Miss Chew Galk Hean and Mrs Lynette Lee, committee members.
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    Holiday outing
    40 11 THE Boon Teck community centre women's sub-committee will organise a holiday outing to the Mitsukoshi Garden on June 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Charge* are (4.50 for adults and $3 for children For details, ring *****01
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      227 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp I MAY BE >- ATE GETTING OH.PFAR-I ILLSU»WSE\ JUST LOO* AT MB -V' I HOPE IT HOME DEAR IT TAKES SO J I FO»©OT /V>V /WA<3<3<E ANP III NEVER SAW A POESN'T LONG TO SHOP j*^~— CREPiT CARDS// WATER THE--/ I SHOWER
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY,JUNE 11,1980 DON'T CALL US'
    406 12 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY,JUNE 11,1980 DON'T CALL US' NEXT time you dial 103, make sure the number you want is not in the phone book. That's the message Telecoms would like to get through to phone users. Based on an April study, it found that an incredibly high percentage (80)
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    WRONG TRACKS
    374 12 DEAR JRTS fan, thank you for your off-the beaten-track views in our Forum page on the search for "that elusive Singapore MRT system." You urged the authorities to adapt the "grossly under-utilised" railway line running across the island into a suitable transit system. When completed, you envisioned convenient
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    All those beastly names
    587 12  -  ANDREW LESLIE Oddities in Language By ALAS for the poor animals! No greater disservice is done to them than the fashion in which we use their names as emblems of the disgust we feel towards our fellow man. How often do we call some piece of
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    Events that soured tenuous ties
    1858 12 This is the final article of a threepart series by our special correspondent LUAN PHUONG, a student of Vietnamese affairs, analysing the events that have soured relations between China and Vietnam. Hanoi regards the Sino-American rapproachement as a stab in the back' while China interpretes
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      173 12 VJ Thursday JK EasbJari Extravaganza By popular demand, Thurs[^Bß^^^J day Fashion Extravaganza at La P^^mml Ronde has been extended till the end of July. Every Thursday, keep in ki P^^Hj vogue with the latest fashions while you enjoy La Ronde's much talked-about buffet spread of western and local favourites. This
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      Keeping walkers and traffic apart on our roads
      144 13 Keeping walkers and traffic apart on our roads PLEASE refer to "Segregation's" letter. "Keeping walkers away from wheels" (ST, May 3). The Public Works Department is aware of the need to segregate pedestrians from motorists on public roads. With this in mind, the PWD is providing footpaths alongside roads wherever
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      Temple was having a celebration
      104 13 PLEASE refer to the letter, "Temple built too close to nouses," by "Aquarius" (ST. May 14). Our investigations showed that the temple was having a three-day celebration from May 9 toll. We have advised the temple owner to keep the premises clean at all times
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      Trend lately to downgrade the Singaporean
      543 13 4 As with the Singapore advertising field, is it to be also free, uncontrolled entry of foreigners into the stockbroking and legal fields in Singapore? 7 THE trend lately, as reflected in the press, is to downgrade the Singaporean. Two groups of Singaporean professionals
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      Preparing students for exams not for living
      277 13 Preparing students for exams not for living I REFER to your editorial, "Lively Minds" (ST, May 30), in which you lamented that schools were just not teaching and cultivating the habit of inquiry. As usual, teachers were to blame for this "sad fact," according to you. But the really sad
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      Take more care evaluating school textbooks
      204 13 RECENTLY, there has been an increase in the number of locally written textbooks prescribed for use by the schools. There is an allegation that many "selected authors" are incompetent, and their books are poorly written, in style and content. There is a tendency to
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      Let us live in a brighter environment
      221 13 I REFER to the letter, "Parked cars at bend", by "Safety First" (ST, May 17). Being a resident in that area I fully agree with the writer and hope the Traffic Police could be more attentive. Besides the above I wish to bring
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Market closes on softer note
      306 14 MOST OP the preview day's star perfermers came aader pressare as putlt tsa-wi emerged la BUahers at the BUgapere Stock Eiehaage yesterday. Arrtw Ikf btard, Hrm epealag prlees were seea (creed tower. Amaag the faUea (avearites yesterday were the "InseparaMr tmu" la the Khee Kay
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      Kuala Lumpur
      289 14 THE KUALA Lumpur stock market took a dip yesterday H profit-takers moved in j after more than a week of continuous advance. Prices, however, closed off their day's lowest, i thanks to good support at the base level. Reflecting the downturn, the New Straits Times industrial ordinary share
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      Money and exchanges
      235 14 THE US Sing dollar at C 1210 20 aUghtly off tram Monday's level The market was later traded to a high or 8 1220 30 on some light commercial demand and closed near the low at O 1190 I L2OO The tone of the market was bearish
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      NOMINAL RATES
      338 14 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 10: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Quoted yaatwday (cro«a)pai!f| chang* L*e*l dollars to mm unit «f fort-inn currency: US dollar 2.1190 2.1200 2.8196 -24.85 Sterling pound 4.9530 4.9580 7.3469
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      Discount
      49 14 RANGE (X price* ottered by dl* count houaei on June 10: Overnlfbt: M -tlS/lfft Call deports: «v. 6 H* OHkf B.m|S«Uiaf J- month Treasury bUU 615/16 613/16 3 month EtnkbllU 10 V16 103/16 II months CD 1 15/16 913/16 6 montlu CD BV. 9H Soarc« Natlraal Diwwul Co
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      Money market
      29 14 Ckwlnc interbank nut foi SI igapore dollars on June 10 Offer Bid Overnight 9W 9^ ln:onth 913/K 911/U 2 months M u 3 month* 8 Ovcrnlcht mode
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      Prime lending rates
      27 14 TUX ■vermge rate at which m»j»r SUgapwrr I IbMks are earreaUy prepsnxS to lend to tkelr \mt I tcastomers U 12.1 per cent. J
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        H'KONG
        308 14 HONGKONG: Stocks continued their firm trend of the last few days In active trading yesterday, although technical profittaking In the afternoon session slowed advances, dealers said. The Hang Seng index moved up for the seventh time in the last eight sessions, closing 5.89 points up at 965 94, but
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        Tokyo
        348 14 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower on sporadic liquidations in energy-related issues, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 39.80 to close at 6783 24 points. with a volume o( 220 million shares. The New index closed at 463.93. down 1.18 points. Y»n Asahi (hrm Asahl Glass Bank Tk
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        Sydney shares easier
        294 16 SYDNEY, Tues. Stocks generally eased on selling pressure, dealers said. Energy stocks were hard hit and the mood spread to the industrials. BHP lost 30 cents to AJ14 65 and CSR 18 cents to $6.50 while Coal and Allied gained 20 cents to $12.20. Gold miners eased
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        New York narrowly higher
        233 16 NEW YORK, Mon Precious metal and oil issues scored good Rains but overall the New York stock market moved only narrowly higher in active trading Analysts said expectations that interest rates will continue to fall provided market support but the Opec oil pricing conference in Algiers
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        Amsterdam mainly firmer
        267 16 AMSTERDAM, Mon Share prices closed mainly firmer, with Philips losing CIO. Unilever gaining 2.10 and Royal Dutch 1.80 guilders in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Nedlloyd rase two and banks firmed markedly with ABN up two, Amro 1.20 and NMB 3.50. Investment funds were narrowly mixed and insurances
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        Zurich closes mixed
        276 16 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices closed mixed with an easier bias on light selling, reflecting a weakening dollar and stronger interest in precious metals following the surge of gold, dealers said. Swissair eased in transports and banks edged widely lower while in mixed financials Sika Finanz and Interfood
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        494 16 LONDON. Mon. The market closed higher after a moderately active session and at 3.00 pm, the Financial Times index was up 5.3 at 433.8 Early overseas interest in government bonds prompted by the strength of sterling pushed longs and selected shorts as much as M point
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        52 16 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 434.4 Friday 428.5 Week Ago 412.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday M 0.87 Friday 881.52 Week Ago 847.35 H.K.HANG SENG Tueaday 855.94 Monday 950 05 Week Ago 809.39 BYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tueaday 857.85 Monday 880.74 Week Ago 852.40 ALL ORDINARIEB Tueaday 889.89 Monday 877.48 Week
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        339 14 Closing tone: Barely steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 12.078,000 units valued at $35,780,000. Industrials accounted for 6,734,900, finance 1.342,000, hotels 360.000, properties 1,368.000, debentures, loans and bonds 1,469,000, plantations 438,000. minings 146.000 "Settlement" contracts totalled: 327,000 units
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        145 14 CHINESE Pr.rfiec Exekaagr. ■muri. am eatatag artoat ptr latkgjittniar CiriMl «fl: Bulk lob 132 00 >rU en, old drum (in tecond hand drum) fob tlCOO tellen. new drum fob n« 00 «Uen Capra: Mixed (kxmei $7« 00 bujrers. Pcfper: Munlok white pepprr fob AsU NLW I48S 00 tellers.
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        136 14 j THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened «i ta.m ud cia«d m w.m renter day In the Far East, (old opened at USH18.00O0.00 ud moved down to km of KU 50 (16 before aome buylAg emer(cd la the mutet. helping to subiiae tbe price. In the
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        132 14 THE STRAITS tin price recovered IS to $2,1(9 per picul (equivalent to $35.86 per kilo, up ten cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down M tonnes to 191 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling £100 to £7,250 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on
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        30 14 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous In brackets). Wlrebar Spot £873 (£B9l. SO); sellers £874 (£892). Three Month buyers £894 (£909.50); sellers 18W.50 (£910). MuMMt: Easy Sales: 17.525 tonnes
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        437 14 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed firmer yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 297.50 cents per kilo, up three cents on Monday's close (or the position, dealers said. The afternoon market was slightly firmer in early dealings but levels eased back later on profit-taking, they added.
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        54 14 NOON SSR mi SMK pnem ym—4*T BAS tCmmmt Mtki SHRCV IIW|«> MMJ JJJ-JJJJ sim r.p mi^mJM) UNQ UNO i u Sm) "»oo m oon i-mpSm woo moon Aiful (F.rw.r* Mlk) ■•IinMUri r»oo aoooN rsoo rn oon JM.00 33O.0ON 317SO 3HS0N aoso «4on UNO UNO TTsoS mooN niU
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      39 14 Rubber June 10 Singapore: July: 297.50 cents (up 3.00 cents) Malaysia: July: 299.00 cents (up 1.50 cents) Tin: MS2.169 (up $6) (equivalent to $35.86 per kilo) (up 10 cents) Official offering: 191 V* tonnes (down 7V4 tonnes)
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        38 14 VI flafauai Corps Praetor* IbaBfri-La lei Prop*rtiei > M C lelaafor Dmlf "a»»k Ce«nl Ikcll ItralU Trading ferinatai 1IHV 970 S10 10tO an 800 595 sao 480 lao 900 -40 2D -20 -ao -20 ■15 -12 -10 -10
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        Most active stocks
        21 14 UOL Warrants 1.3(8,000 S Darby 737,000 UOB 580.000 Haw Par 553.000 Total turnover: 12.41m Total value: $36 83m
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        33 14 Hone Leoaf Tronoh Minea M Binkin« VIC M Cable* Sin Chew Primi To.h.b. Nuim 412 1330 1140 545 228 436 438 408 370 24 20 20 20 20 16 16 16 16
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        32 14 BTIndicator Industrial!: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: S.ES.Ind Jun 9 Jun 10 5384.71 SJ77.52 536.65 ***** ***** ***** 468.01 4(6.71 407.40 ***** 300.63 300.46 914.48 914.06 525.10 523.36 ***** 495.93
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      1439 15 THE last trmmarwd rwdy ulr a» U* clow of buunrs on thr Stoct Exrhaaf* of Sinfaporr ywiitoy romparrd wit* thr prrvious day's prtets tofMhtr with Wl% Mfk ud low I* Ad)u««J for itTip njjtiu taw JMO L.it Hift Low («■•••> Salt «or SECTION ONE 310 223 1« l«3
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      1920 15 BID and offer piicct officially luted and buiinnt In an reported to the Stork Exchange ot Singapore yesterday with the number ol shares traded ahown In brackeU In lou o* 1,000 units unless otherwise spedlied. All Times Settlement Contract* are quoted alter the word "sett". Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1985 15 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INMWRUXa IJmimiIi (3 UB) (1) 3 22 atom (ZJOB) (7) IX id ton
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      Bonus issue of l-for-2 from Singapore Glass
      356 16 CONTINUING its profit uptrend, Singapore Glass (1974) Ltd reported higher earnings together with a one-for-two bonus issue. Group pre-tax profit for the year ended March 31, 1980 rose by 26 per cent to $7.27 million on a 15 per cent increase in turnover
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      702 14 KIM SENG g|: CENTRE v L Tbblbb^^bbbbb! Bkaaaal f^T J Msl^Ba-^- I«^U%^^^^^^^^^^^ ""V^Vaßßa^b^ a^M-A^Ba^v «BBS> *"^^^a#^f* the first of big things fo come From the frontage, an impressive stair- way leads to the superbly appointed en- 4 aj| dji&J trance. Enhanced by a captivating facade. I©S the shops clearly seen
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      85 15 Teisseire FROM FRANCE Announce the appointment of y||] Jebsen& Jessen as sole agent for their leading pure fruit juice concentrates, in Singapore infill £~g I 4aV 1 _^mM ftr^ r y T(PI irop orange 1 t 1 r~^ k BmaaHssrCat l^Bssmi [%ff|LAAI ORANGE LEMON MINT GRENADINE GRAPEFRUIT STRAWBERRY RASPBERRY Tff^M
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    316 16 Metal Box romps home with sparkling set of results CLEARLY benefiting from the buoyant demand (or its products, improved profit margins and technological changes, Metal Box Singapore Ltd has romped home again with a set of sparkling results for the year ended March 31, 1980. Group pre-tax profit rose by
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    218 16 Oriental reports 44pc rise in profit REFLECTING the continued good demand for its Honda cars and motorcycles, Oriental Holdings reported a 44 per cent rise in group pre-tax profit last year. At $28.58 million, the group pre-tax profit is the best ever achieved by the company and about $8 million
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      511 16 Ijfc. Jp. .....,<*mJ I mmm^^^ lL m| Vs °p v.s.o.p j j !%l! %l MEDAILLON SPECIAL RESERVE MM fHt M LI QUEUR COGNAC BLACK '^■■P^^ M* m Not eligible for *Wmfi^ltt^\*St§fr any cash priie R"> \V VII I fi \A7 I LLL.UW *!«^i(^Ml% BLUE WHITE $5 000 2500 GREEN $10,000
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      2823 17 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION MOEX t Telephone Service: *****22 pcraonai cnuirM <^ Mondoy Fr.doy 8 30 o m -500pm OAnory 70 c« p~ -o, d Ira, fi 0 501 iWlCHANDISE t(i A vL V>^N^ V^^ I H 'I i*^^ I I li /^-^l I IbV\ counter service *ml »V»
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      563 17 A LEADING LOCAL BANK b) Secretmrial ft invH«a applications toi> Cterlcmi PERSONNEL/ PAYROLL ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT RE OUIR ACCICTAUT CO Instantly by navigation sur- AOOlO I AN I vey company Preferably male between 24 and 30 years with LCC bookkeeping, accounting At ktaat 5 'O' Irrah of H8C able to handle
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      1266 18 II EMPLOYMENT A well safbllahsa TraoHng/wivsel46 Situations Vacant m#< m RECEPTIONIST as^ i^^^^™^^^^^ l^^^ Presentable female to oper- ale PMBX Able to converse fluent Engf>i <«rp»»rlal M llsh and Mandarin. 9*vrwwmnmi tr Typing essential, no expert Cl eric Ml ence needed Interested, please cH MISS KOH, 1.1 An importer ol
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      1401 18 II EMPLOYMENT ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT IB co^ny" 'in J^^'Town'SU j Mat* or Fwnate ffi »'<•» pm" with th Wtowlng n quaMlcations and axpartanca fin lo apply lor tha peat of: with LCC Higher Bookkeeping fi Accounting Certificate and a n FcMALc few years of related working n irr/MIUTC experience Preference will
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      919 18 I II EMPLOYMENT xdbs r MK CLERK /TYPIST |7 \Tz\ QUALIFICATIONS: \tM WW S OCE O level credits In- Wr eluding English Ability to type al a minimum speed of 35 wpm METAL BOX Preference will be given to QIMftAPORP I lillTPn those with previous working SINGAPORE LIMITED experience rsquiraa:
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      1221 18 II EMPLOYMENT Looking tor H* opportunrttaa wttti PERSONAL ASSISTANT "'comptlnLy" 9 T0 O*-**** 1 MANAGER loin Of S W#M 9CteMMO#O d#*tf ttMltlOO company We are expanding fast and have vacancies for the following post- Mln.mum -A levels with uons principals In Maths and English 1. TRAINEE DRAFTSMEN Between 23-30 years
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      1205 18 II EMPLOYMENT TYPIST SU Management Consulting Company hae vacancy for above position Apply with contact telephone RECEPTIONIST umb COLOMBO COUNT P.O. BOX 2M llltf* V PefSOn SINGAPORE #117 1 year working T» P e n e WANTED A SENIOR Book-keeper/ Tactful Administrative Assistant for a PMBX experience commercial firm Must
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      1241 19 II EMPLOYMENT COSMETIC OUTDOOR SALES Kxerutivrs required High salary a£ eihiatiMi and commission Please send e» situations vacant application stating resume and photograph to Colombo Court m^^^—— as^ m PC) Box 452. Spore 91 17 COUNTER SALESMtN/SALESGIRLS wanted (or camera shop ma c.r~, I with experience Contact Folo•V SMleS ironic
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      722 19 II EMPLOYMENT I ,^B>^B*k W^K~ w» IB ADLERBUSINESS MACHINES «e*e.ltoM 10, tha eh.l- 4 Xngp-mon.^ A) SALESMEN/ /e-n.Gafi***. SALESGIRLS B) fRifNEE SALESMEN/ BEAUTY ADVISORS cai ccrißl c onLtauinLO Working experience and beauty Sm^crd'tfy^uc.tlon a Able freely ?n%%Vc'omn?ta!o^K!d oiher p °wsslon of driving licence ben«"< J1 Is an advantage Interested phone:
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      670 19 II EMPLOYMENT I WANT PEACE. HAPPINESS. Ser%~ lc'. Joln Francis *****02 CULs I strongest team for sincere guld- ance In insurance selling Aver- MmwttO&IBSBX&SEBSm age 800. ConsUnt training Wgfflil ">fl"e">ClM B-^SiHHH RETAIL VAN ■l"iMlil!lVll!Wi#il3 CAICCaJCaJ ■{SB&lillMilMiill SALESMEN VAN DRIVERS PUMMHaI R c^p^ed^tVna*? O^ Service and be below the age IHiiffIMPPIHI^M
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      699 19 II EMPLOYMENT w E.tabliahad Smgapor. MMKn tJ^HL^H^!*' 9*^n*n 1 Surveyor, raquir.. v v ASSISTANT SURVEYORS /Wl\ rS3rF^ n?er <-LLL> MaTe "nZls must be fam.l HUGHES TOOL COMPANY fir wltri?lSlsyartTprweSuVes (FAR EAST) PTE. LTO. and have 3- 4 years of experl- 20 GUL WAY SStfW"p-?-,."SST Singapore^ tlal Candidates are required to
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      633 19 II EMPLOYMENT 'IW*■ ■sa^»aaqa)w| fm^^^^^^^"m^f^fC^K^ UNITED ENGINEERS I tfuMTT^^ I (S) PTE LTD p» '1) MACHINESHOP I MARKER requlrM I «le to 1) ELECTRI- I dd P;aw,rTgs hn M C A aLEmOßh^ CIANS I MALE applicant, with SK%SSS.%SS. Sff^ -o'^'S-': SH^H FABR.CATOR^ v«ars relevant experi- 2) FABRICATORS enc« 2) FITTERS/
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      530 20 II EMPLOYMENT A w»M ••t.MnlMd Brrtwh cmmw, 46 Situation, Vacant J-^Mj-e-- "rSSSSSST 1 d> rec/.nic*i Tr-mgwm be provided for Se^ssarSd .-b... dired lunches provided Attractive wage, m..,^ .pp-^u pfM cm V***.. in M •c^7, c cr.^r -TOK-s-Ki-A^ SENIOR Ju,oo«To-n A>! E u N»'N°r R ,Tv ™r=. c,r EE v FFo
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      493 20 II EMPLOYMENT FACTORY MbHbBbBbHbHbHIbI WORKERS rij|ii™ reqU'ee4froVnTenr at H^^l^^H Abov. 16 rM r. oW hr?| U Juj o°«t_r** ..i.ry plus bonus PWVWI c Shift allowance Idd J. f'l I Incentive allowance ■UiMMidlß ro^.^itSiJ'" 1""*"1""*" |MifiISULS|iSU| ESpS^.nvite. H3J Sfflg toapply IPIIIBH ■^s^rssu L~~~a 227. Upper Bukit Timah Road. I 8m», Singapore
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      568 20 II EMPLOYMENT Ab^bb CQBTER i^ #^FOST6R requires Company in Jurong SUPERVISORS -0— Pref.rabH.t, Degre./ MALE rr:'lE,eS L. production Engineering. Those with ■»w«»ww «wi^ HSC A relevant expert- OPERATORS ence will also be consld- v Ex^rience knowledge aii-m salary tS&saSS 5 ;E— Age 23-28 years Transport provided at C 0""""'INS jg-jaeasa.-as
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      558 20 II EMPLOYMENT AJ*. Airtreighl Forwanten fK» expeje^jed class r. 1 MESSENGER wrm class CPlaCe OUC^C Ct*M lOTVOU vAdT^oA^. a^BSblw Please call personally to ai_ V^V^ ««C alfko pte ltd %|KV__K\ "^mZZRZ***" 9 T^-rtF ""SST" \W_i H^^_f^kVm Hint rift rn-r—t-r rrflh Mtl tails at 'JAIRSIS?- -^SSr _HKb>_ b*f-ew» iaoo am le
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      697 20 II EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANT l^Jll*"*' "^>-rt^ c"^»-^c STORE-KEEPER r__ At least I-2 years experience (A) WELDERS l P— can personally Jg Jg-g-gJ. M vSo^c^^T^" •7As.^:Kr^ si- Sinoapor. OSI3 '•c"° T* 77M011 S T box Atiss7 a w^iEaubtt-dC^kiail^i; I^*^?, ggSS,'" -=r=r ESSSrrH 2,h.fU3.30 7pm;B 114Spm woJk dutt«^nd ovemm^ iaffg" 1-—1-— ss~=r' »as~sg!tem
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      3689 21 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT [I II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 1^^^^-^--^,^-^-^-,^^ i^^ m^^^^ m^^^^^_ SALESGIRLS AMD ALTERATIOM VACANCIES FOR PETROL Pump WE PAY OOOO salary (or experl- »-v r ngtranspopit a iuvmi»i oirls required by boutique shop Attendants Oood pay Apply enced offset operators Able to u V iUkl
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      952 22 111 VEHICLES MATS I^V B I ■__HH__^_ r f fl f PS M V ___fl V MB Oiiir rnnil ma t/1 aa/> save from 50% to 90% OF RPIIPHDI CTPRIkir mCTC ncurnULOlcmrm^USlb MOW IFT fUR FXPfRTS Rfrni DR OR RFPIR vTIIB \mn \TkTUni«»l_iVrVnißririV YOUR VtIYL, LEATrtP, NAUGHYDE QUICKLY AND WTPfN*UVf
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      1295 22 111 VEHICLES BOATS I*7l DATSUN MOA PARF eligible Tax September radio/ cassette Excellent condition $5,400 ono HondM Tel *****8.*****1 nonom 1.71 DATSUN 1200 Coupe New paint, excellent condition PARF eligible $6,700 Ring *****68 1*72 DATSUN COUPE with tax ATTENTION CAR OWNERS sports rims rVdlo/ c_Jtte' ATTENTION CAR OWNERS Excellent condition
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      1116 22 111 VEHICLES 8 BOATS j tf77 MERCEDES 200 Aulomatlc. m» 72 TOYOTA Corolla 1200. I I °"c o "ner. In very good condl- owner. PARF. new tyres/ paint U^IL o 55. n lng Tip top condition $BJOO Tel *****4 Robert *****52 Can loan $6,000 J» 77 ""CEDES 2SO Accident MUST
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      1106 22 111 VEHICLES BOATS HIGH VALUATION OFFERED for 1*73 VOLVO 1445, alrcond. showyour used vehicles Hire pur- room condition, no PARF chase arrangeable Tal Thong $10,000 New tax/ insurance ExLee Trading Pte Lid. 17 18. change considered Phone *****7 Nankin Street 43.765 ***** Blk 1J.36-K. Marine Terrace IMPORTED I*7* VOLVO 144
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      624 22 111 VEHICLES«BOATS ~^Z—_^_!__^__ZZ_T attractive offer ___h J° ra" cars 'rom. lfr. b 57 Scrap Vehicles ?egTsUat.on Tc«ptes A.P,c! ?e quired all PARF export doruments and scrap cars of any engine capacity SCRAP CARS BELOW 1000 $4,100 ilJuunrmrn Tel *****85 Blk 44. 1444. BTndeiillil2i«R_? meer Road sinoiocrtOaM wurffD umihti« tru> p.,
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      985 23 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES —^~—"M>^— IZ7ri7Zri7Zrr7TZ ifiSfT? 0 60 Accommodation indibt. ninen OU ACCOmmoaailOn Slng,e.sU,rey 3 bedrooms plus VaCMt siud> servants amenities Onirally alrcondllioned Nice Mas^^^^g^SSS^SSi lure garden with maximun l'r'^"> un.u.n,.^ »4.500 INTER-HOME .c...T«.H y,^, DETACHED BUNGALOW. HUGE SS^ISSS aSS^aiSST! t^Txec^sTa.,^^ No "'-'T I '.Vooo' "co'nlici agen.p,e.se g^J- H^ng
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      945 23 I IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES SMELFORD APARTMENT 1 fully T*»TEFULLY FURNISHED walk c^wtedbedTodrr^mng dm- up apartment, just 5 minutes me with laree baiconv swim- 'rom Orchard Tanglin 3 bedm,L p^| furnTshed rooms with 3 baths, fully carjninjpooi. rjeauuiuiiy lurnisneo peted living/dining and parquet A».H.til. Aprtmsnti wntif •Ln,00"^ C 10° 'urr"*ried
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      935 23 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES WST 9 BRAND NEW apartment. —■^M—^—■—— 2.800 sq ft. luxury furnished with central alrcon. 4 bedrooms with c< Accommodation bathrooms attached Contact B1 *CCOmmoa«lK>n Owners. *****34 Wanted OIST 9. CAIRNWLL PLAZA, off Orchard Road. 3 bedrooms/ servanfs amenities, furnished =HH™^^ $4,300 Meng Housing *****49 o,«T CAMWMLL
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      1018 23 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES I COUPLE REOUWES ROOM In Ju- I rong Contact Judy Tan. Tel WST. 10 *****55 during office hours. WORKINO STUDENT REQUIRES 2 l^^rey detached bungalow "oaclou^ T urifurmshed Toom on 9.000 sq ft of freehold elevatseparate entrance/ 2-roomed t?}^ m1JtX"!^J°?^}f° t2 flat Dlsts 15. 5 Will
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      935 23 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES A BEAUTIFUL CHOICE of Apart DIST 1130 SURREY TOWERS i ments Calrnhlll Plaza $595,000; IWItHWII. BWIWi Hoorten In IH Calrnhlll Garden $320,000: ing dining. Wall-to-wall carpel Qrangeford $275,000 to $600,000- ing in all bedrooms 21 Oalle'la $450,000; Hlllcrest Area- Swimming pool and security fa dla $360,000
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      520 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES __C 63 ZZtSSr*"' fWBBnffM flMFofSal€ Illliri tt. n.hri |1 Jlij- Jl__J I r(°^^ J-?J-?e Tr°n"hfiro CC r 0o?0o?? f: APARTMIMTS 1,,5, 10 w,ih,n walking distance WESTVVOOD v. Shangri-la Hotel and Orchard ""'"wu R»ad Quiet surroundings Built- $680,000 in area approx 2.500 sq ft 4 bed- (...ins with
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      328 24 IV ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES d> P?SS/e S 65 SSS/SKId properties Vacant/Wanted Ug^J^^jg, prejer- *****24 $4 Residential BK AND HEW 2-BTO~-V Corner Pron«rli«« Wantad Terrace Factory in Upper ThornKropenWS *»ani—J Roa<J Area 6700 fl (or rental Principals only Tel *****77 aSTSTBR—SSK: KMKS^SrS: .mmeda lease a.und^e IJ^n.restSwne?s tefephone *****.5 for JennyCheong A
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      333 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES \W* J*.'m'm^'~*r~:*% C' .'T^n^f.r1?" W, !J Fr«»ghl Forwarder f ,S ,m.,m. a "EQU.REB i '---^cirn^^ur"- merl»i «.aza 550 «,.(t ornc EXTRA WAREHOUSING for rent $300 ps f mclus.ve o Jff c^numers*" 1"'55 rentaT HUltopDevelopment Pt I CALL I LU1.*****98/*****66 \I i OFFICE SPACE FOR rent a 1
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      311 24 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES GRACE HOUSING 22J4SM. K^s, l Coast Road 2-storey shop- <> ksi^ssk?.^ 1-'"1 e KrJiJ^il'a1110? f A OCNUMC CUEKT urgently re- Vacant ~™ss?on En?umel «—o*.^- SSTy^S groundf.oor un,, tw«n j.ooo and 8.000 sq ft El- ?n'\ ther In/out of CBD ps.f Principals contact: *****8/ t s «""C*
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      273 24 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES COKO«ATK)H 8HOI»P1HG PLAZA PENINSULA PLA2A B£ST tied for rent 2nd floor, choice local- shop on 2nd floor facing front y_.ft»sf^rsi*£sgsa; awi PrtlKl|-1 »««i» w«> Colombo Court Complex Inter«__tf£_ T^N*^JSST^-t^S Wll. consider sale K.5crHS?.™. grounJ"o£ COWTACT MM. TAt* shop Best 10-atlon. 875 sq ft. ZXUm. $3600 00
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      36 26 Would Ilk* lo think Doctor! 1 M*dic«i sun oi Ward 1*. S.O.H.. c«i»ti«»» in«ndi and Pnaal lor thwr kind aaawtanc*. prayors, at Undanc* and donaliona during MR MICHAEL QUEK KENG NGEE
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      The Family of the Late
      43 26 wish to express their heartfelt thanks to Brother Charlie Tan. relatives and friends for their donations, wreaths, attendance, condolences and assistance during their recent bereavement. MDM. TAN KIM SAI wit* ol th. I*l. MR WILLIAM LEE AH TEE
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      The family of the late
      51 26 would Ilk* to •ipr*si lh«if h»«[lt»ll nd imiifi thanks to Doctors and Nurses ol Ward 1 ENT and Ward 10 ICU ol Singapore General Hospital, friends and relative* lor their condolences, kind assistance, wreaths, donations and attendance during their recent bereavement. MISS CHRISTINA CHOONG MCE
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      120 Deaths Deaths
      108 26 120 Deaths Deaths CHARLES BURTON (CARLO) WEBB former Managing Director SINGAPORE CASKET CO. (PTE) LTD. passed away peacefully 10.6 1980 in South Grafton. Australia Mm at St. Joaaph's Church (P.M.) at 7 a.m. 13.6.19 M. JOHN (BARKER) HODRIGUtS Atfrd 78 passed away peacefully on 10/ 6/80 at TTSH leaving behind
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      198 26 paaaad away auddanly on 10 Juna 1910. leaving behind wit* Toh Swong and daughtan Lai Bmg and Pa* Bmg C'ort«ge will leave his residence 73 Hythe Road, murnlng Singapore 19 on 14/6/80 to Mt Vernon (or cremation pa.vsed away 10/6/80 leaving behind sons Murphy. Dougla-s. Maurice, daughters Olrlle. Rita. Shirley.
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      123 Acknowledgements
      51 26 The lamily of the late MDM MARGARET HENG TECK VIM wish to aipceaa their prolound gratiluda to the stall ol Ward 24 Tan Tock Seng Hospital, members ol lha SI Joseph's Dying Aid Association, relatives and Iriends for thair assistanca. condolancas. donations, wreaths and attendance during their recent
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      124 In Memonam
      57 26 FIRST YEAR THAVASAM IN EVERLOVIMG MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER MAOAM KRISHNASAMY PAPA DEPARTED 13TH JUNE I«7t SADLY MISSED AND ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY HER LOVED ONES THE THAVASAM PRAYERS WILL BE HELD TODAY AT THE SRINIVASA PERUMAL TEMPLE. SERANGOON ROAO SINGAPORE AT 7 P M ONWARDS. ALL
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      102 26 Shirt»y Chang Fong Choo O*p*rt*d on 11 77 Gone from among us. how we I miss you I Not till life ends shall we ever forget you Words just cannot express how we feel To lose some one like you means a great deal The silent tears in our eyes,
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      106 26 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 PERSONAL EVENTS 113 Greetings We. Michael Yap Eng Thong and Lea Sung Mang wish to congratulate THE FRENCH EMBASSY and THE ALLIANCE FRANCAISE DE SINGAPOUR on thaw official opening ol an art ihibilKKi today MICHAEL YAP ENG THONG LEE SUNG MENG Design Canecraft 101. Jalan Jurong Kachd
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      690 26 I GADEK (MALAYSIA) BERHAO NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the second Annual General Meeting of the company will be held at the registered office, lodang Pinji, Lahat, Perak Malaysia on Saturday, 28th June, 1980 at 12.00 noon for the following purposes 1 To receive and consider the
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Tanner beats Frawley
      359 27 LONDON, Tues. American Roscoe Tanner, building up to go one better at Wimbledon this year than he did last year he was the losing finalist had his preparations threatened in the first round of the Queens Club men's international grasscourt tournament here yesterday. After a struggle, Tanner
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      615 27 WARSAW, Tues. World record-bolder Grazyna Rabsztyn, of Poland, clocked 12.73 sec., the fastest time in the world this year, to win the 100 metres hurdles in a women's triangular athletics international competition between Poland, West Germany and Hungary here yesterday. BASKETBALL Harvard University beat Uaoning 86-84 in Shenyang. BOXING
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    • THE MILLION TRANSACTIONS
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        Lock icon Maradona: My word means more than money
        213 27 Maradona: My word means more than money BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Diego Armando Maradona, the most famous Argentinian soccer player for the past few decades, said here yesterday that he intends to leave for Spain on July 23, to join Barcelona, the club who contracted him for a record US$9 million
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        Lock icon United to bid for star Brady
        139 27 United to bid for star Brady LONDON, Tie*. Maacaeater I nlt*d are ready to break U* British sweeter fiiaatin reeara with a bid far Arseaal aaa RepaaUe af Irelaaa mMOeM player LJam Brady. Deal* Hlli-Waad, caalrmaa «f Earapeaa dt-fUMn* CaaflnaUsta AneaalT saM here yeateraay that he had glvea Ualtea pennlasJaa
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      Greenwood jigsaw pieces take shape
      161 27  -  GODFREY ROBERT By Deputy Sports Editor LONDON.Tues.— The 36 jigsaw pieces finally fell into place and it took England's soccer manager, Ron Greenwood, 30 days and about 60,000 kilometres of travelling to complete the task. And, as he sets out with his party of 22
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      Lock icon Ramayah wins award, $2,000
      324 28 Ramayah wins award, $2,000 IPOH, Tues. To cap a very fine foray on the Asian golf circuit, Royal Perak Golf Club professional M. Ramayah has been selected the winner of the Kirn Hall Memorial Award for his sensational six-under 65 round at the Singapore Open in late March. With it
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    Changi stay ahead
    296 28 Changi stay ahead CHANGI GENTS retained their lead in the Singapore Darts Association Division One League when they edged out Otis 5-4. DIVISION ONE Otto 4 Changi Genti S. SHEB 4 Prartr Expra A 5. SIA Engineers A 6 Hell Orient 3, Sinn* 7 Sundstmnd 2. Scorpion DC T Cobras
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    India to send 6 for Asian meet
    136 28 SIX brown-belters from the Kokino Kobushikan Karate-do, of Madras, are training in Singapore in preparation for the Asian Shitoryu championships in Jakarta from Sept. 3-8, reports PETER SIOW. They are S. Kothandan. C. S. Machaiah. K. Prakash, M. N. Soundrapandian, R. Jayaseelan and
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    Loh —the new sailing sensation
    415 28  - Loh the new sailing sensation PETER SIOW PROFILE... By HE peered far ahead like an accidentprone pedestrian looking out for a on the free highway. Only Loh Hong Kwee, Singapore's new sailing sensation, was focusing his sight on the tiny boats that dotted the horizon. A wind wafted across the
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    Tengah to close down in October
    567 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA By THE Republic of Singapore Air Force Tengah Golf Club will close down in October. The club's chairman Wing Commander John Walters, has been told by the RSAF that the club must cease operations in four months' tune. Wing Commander Walters, who
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    Ang sets mark for 200m breaststroke
    196 28 Ang sets mark for 200 m breaststroke MELVYN ANG swam a superb race in the 200 metres breasts troke for men to establish a record of 2 mm. 51.7 sec., clipping 1.5 sec. off the previous mark, on the second day of the Singapore Swimming Club Open championships at Amber
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    Bee Khim gets clear way
    136 28 WITH Diana Williams not takingpart in the Seletar Golf Club women's Open championship, which starts today, the way is clear for Kee Bee Khim to capture the title, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Diana is not among the 105 entries received from eight clubs. Bee Khim, who
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    Lew and company's record
    105 28  - Lew and company's record WILFRED YEO By PETES LEW, Le«a Llm, Jafcnny Lee, Tony Llm aad S. Y. L»h wooJd be w«rld anuUear nemri k»Uem had they bawled their S.ltt-pin-bUl flve-auw team total (average 211 per b*wler) la the FIQ World championships. The FIQ world mark •f J,M» was established
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    Chris back in hunt for title
    254 28 CHRIS ONG, the bubbly 1975 South-east Asia Games four-gold medallist and national Masters' champion who "retired" from competitive bowling in 1976 to concentrate on her job, is back to spread her infectious joy, and, perhaps, to reclaim her national title, reports WILFRED V KO.
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    Zee and Ong triumph
    79 28 BARRY ZEE beat Reggie Lee 3-1 (5241. IM7. 58-ir 55-18) and Ong Teog Keng beat Anthony Vim By the same margin (70-16. 34-58, 48-9, 5213) in the national snooker championship at the Katong Billiards Saloon, Lav's Arcadia, last night On Monday. Sum Yee Seng and Richard
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    Muhibah 111 does sparkling gallop
    424 28  -  FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Muhibah HI did a sparkling workout here today. With a ridtagboy astride, the Pass The Bottle four-year-old was striding out keenly on a tight rein over 600 metres in 44.2 sec. Though the going was good, all fast work was
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    The right details
    271 28 BECAUSE of an oversight beyond our control, we Inadvertently published wrong details of three Class 5 races in yesterday's Kuala Lumpur weights. They should have cts« f ot«. a i torn t Chef dt MlMlon 57 8 Rarity MJS 7 Suncel Wans IV 56 12 FarHomon 55
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      FAS to decide on tour reward tonight
      254 29  -  JOE DOR AI By THE national soccer team may visit Australia or the Middle East, as well as Europe, if they win the Malaysia Cup on Saturday fortnight in Kuala Lumpur. The Football Association of Singapore Council will decide tonight whether or not
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      Jita hits out at absentees
      141 29 NATIONAL seeeer team maaager Jita Sugh was apset aad dteappetated by the absence ef skipper Samad Alapttcfey frem yesterday's morning training sesstea, repstts JOE DORAI. Samad's ahseaee prempted Jita to stop training fer It mlaates to give these present a toagae-lash-He said: 'These ef yea
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      WI scramble to victory
      193 29 NOTTINGHAM, Tues. The West Indies scrambled to a two-wicket victory in the first Test here today, after Bob Willis bowled his heart out in an heroic attempt to stave off defeat for England. With the West Indies 129 for five chasing 206 to win, the match
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      Hitachi team stronger this time
      192 29 HITACHI Fastball Club, sf Japan, are likely to be stronger this time than they were la the last tws yean as four sf their national players are available fsr the tow. Hitachi, whs finished third la the Leane last year, will meet Slagapsre at the
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      Floodlights can solve a nagging problem
      369 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By THE nagging problem of Singapore athletes not being able to find sufficient time to train will be a thing of the past if the Singapore Sports Council adopt the suggestion made by Australian coaches Tony Rice and Colin Smith. The coaches,
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      60 29 A SECTION «f the $t■traaf water pel* yeath squMl (ram the Heag Lmm •eheme la traialic fer their West MaLyalaa tow »t the T*» P»y»fc bml yesterThe plajera were §lvea brieflMg by lngkparr Am»tpor Swimming Aitriitlw vtce-preildent T»n OWW DVCK* They leave (er West MaUyu Sunday ud wUI pUy iteto
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      95 29 ENGLAND Ist 1NN8: MS WEST INDIES Ist INNS: SB) ENGLAND tad INNS: tU WEST INDIES tad INN 8: (•vcnlgat 1«M) UraeeMge c Knott b Willis 6 Hayaes run out 62 Bleaards lbw Botham Barest* c Knott bHendrick 19 Kalßeaarraa c Knott b Willis > Lteyd lbw Willis S Him;
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      Police lose
      60 29 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association Red beat Police 3-0 In the national table tennis Junior men inter-team league at Poi Cheng School last night. Other results: Keppel Shipyard A 3 Kampong Glam 0, venaco Trading rCombined Schools A 1, Polytechnic B 3 Kwong Chau B 0, SAFRA A
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      Forces win
      30 29 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association beat Combined Schools 91-72 In the national basketball league at the Gay World last night. SIA beat Asia Electric 81-70 in another match.
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      Samsir nets 4
      37 29 SAMSTR RAHMAT scored all four goals in Police's 4-0 win over Jurong Town In a President's Cup soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. In another Cup match, Kiki Bukit beat Cairnnill 2-1
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      Senior players to handle squad
      226 29  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By THE senior members of the national rugby team will handle the squad until the Singapore Rugby Union appoint a suitable coach. The move follows the resignation of Natahar Bava. who quit as national coach on Monday because of "professional committents". Surprise
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      Gurkhas 3-0
      29 29 PRISONS Gurkha Unit beat Medium Security Prison Moon Crescent Jalan A wan Reform atiw Training Centre* 3-0 In the Infra-prisons League volleyball tournament at Moon Creacent yesterday.
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      TODAY EVENTS
      115 29 BADMINTON F and N Inter-centre tournament lemifinals (Delta Complex. 7 15). BASUTBALL Nanyanj? Slant Pau invitation champlonttipt (Ttong Bahru CC. T.X>). GOLF Seletar women's Open (Seletar. 6.45). HOOEY SHA Div One SAFSA B v Univenlty (lA. 5 15). Friendly: The Straits Times v Texas Instruments (BatoOer, 5). SNOOEBB
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    Lock icon OPPOSITION WANTS OHIRA TO STEP DOWN
    426 30 OPPOSITION WANTS OHIRA TO STEP DOWN JAPANESE opposition parties today pressed Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira to step down from power after doctors yesterday said he should not go to the Venice Economic Summit later this month. The Premier, in hospital with heart trouble, has already cancelled all campaigning for the
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    Lock icon Grave act
    38 30 BANGKOK, Tues. Three robbers were killed and (our others injurtvi early this morning when they were caught in an abortive bid to steal bodies from a private cemetery in order to demand ransom, police reported. AFP.
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    Holiday job at worksite led to boys death
    358 30 DONT let your children take on jobs without knowing for sure the sort of work they are going to do. This was the warning given to parents yesterday by the family of a 16-year-old schoolboy, Loh Yap Meng, who died on Monday,
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    Lock icon $2.7m in bets
    39 30 $2.7 m in bets HONGKONG, Tues. Hongkong punters spent more than USJII billion (5J2.76 billion) betting on horse races in the past year a 22 per cent increase over the previous year, a Jockey Club spokesman said today. AFP.
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    Lock icon ONE-MAN SNUB FOR CARTER
    114 30 RED INDIAN delegate Clyie BeUaeMrt sits with Us arms (aided as he pays m attention U President Jimmy Carter being greeted by black leaders la Miami. Mr Carter was arrlvInn far a meeting on Monday with community leader* as part of his »-h»ur visit to Miami
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    Lock icon Refugee arrivals in HK pass 900 mark
    118 30 HONGKONG, Tues. A total of 327 Vietnamese refugees landed in Honekong during the past 24 hours, pushing the number of arrivals here this month pass Uie 900 mark, officials said today. "The Vietnamese refugee exodus is picking up. There's no denying that," an
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    Lock icon Afghan rebels reject Soviet call for talks
    536 30 Afghan rebels reject Soviet call for talks PESHAWAR, Tuo«. GUERILLAS fighting Russian troops in Afghanistan have rejected proposed talks with the Soviet Union to resolve the crisis. Mr Abdur Rasul Sayyaf chairman of the five-party Islamic Alliance for the Liberation of Afghanistan, said in a statement here yesterday that "Afghan
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    Lock icon Smiles Down Under tops with tourists
    241 30 Smiles Down Under tops with tourists SYDNEY, Tims, AMERICA has the Grand Canyon, France the Riviera, England Hyde Park, and Australia the Bit; Smile. According to an Australian Tourist Commission survey, foreign visitors said they were never told in tourist brochures that friendliness was a national trait. Nearly 25 percent
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    Lock icon 100th round of failure
    51 30 ANKARA. Tues. The latest round of voting to choose a Turkish President was abandoned today when too (ew members snowed up to convene parliament. The speaker said balloting would continue tomorrow with the 101 st round of voting. All other rounds so far nave proved inconclusive.
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    Lock icon Great Wall
    46 30 BEIJING, Tues. The latest official report on the damage being done to the Great Wall has got Chinese authorities alarmed. It revealed that one 50km section of the wall had been virtually destroyed by farmers hauling the stones away for their personal use. UPI.
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    Philippines angry with Malaysia
    158 30 MANILA, Tuesday SOUTHERN Philippine authorities are indignant over reports that Malaysian armed forces officers escorted Muslim rebel leader Nur Misuari while he was in Sabah this year. Several protests over reported Malaysian support for the secessionists In the southern Philippines have been made, but Malaysia has
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    30 30 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 0.86 to 859.81 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Lock icon EEC slashes subsidies
    53 30 BRUSSELS. Tue«. The European Economic Community (EEC) today slashed the export subsidies it gives traders to sell dairy surpluses on the world market In an effort to save money. The EEC Commission said rebates on butter, skimmed milk powder and butter oil would fall by about 40
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    Lock icon Fatal landing
    41 30 TOKYO, Tues. An FlO4-J jet fighter of Japan's self-de-fence force overshot the runway at the Naha air base here and caught fire while attemptins a landing today, killing its pilot, a spokesman of the Defence Agency said today. AFP.
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    Late Classified DEATH
    45 30 Late Classified DEATH MR. OiJ. MUAMKMU aged 70. pasied away peacefully on 10 880 Leaving behind wire Lily. 8 ions, 7 daughters, 3 soru-in-law, 3 daugnte»-ln-law, 7 grandchildren. Body rest at Blk 13, 20A-U Teck Whye Lane 20th Fir. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow
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      227 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Pnc* SOt Annual Subtcnptnn tISS For ujbtcnplion. call *****11 Kit 231 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The calculation for capital allowances will be changed from reducing balance to straight-line method, it was announced in the last Budget statement. But some companies fear this will put them at
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      164 30 UP TO 1 p.m TODAY: Mainly fair. TEMP. (C) up to I a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 25 min. SUNSET today: I.Mp.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: CJS8a.ui. GLOBAL weather i I— IfNai 11-20C Cloudy Lm Aagetea 18-29C Clear Atkeas 18-30C Clear Madrid 11-26C Clear Bakrala 29-34C Hazy Mtrito 23-32C Cloudy BugM 28-32C Clear
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        370 1  - Bookshelf Malay legends successfully retold TAN JONG SEE Reviewed by THIS bilingual series published by Federal Publications comprises four volumes of Malay folktales. The titles of the volumes are The Magic Basket, The Princess of Gunung Ledang, A Drum of Lies, and The Buffalo's Victory. Most of the stories are
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        23 1 luotuo camel luotuorong cornel's hair material For example, you may say, Zheshi danfeng luotuo. meaning, "This is a one-humped camel."
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        17 1 A wise man will make more opportaalties than beflada. Bacon Wltaoat coatraries U no progression. -Blake
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        91 1 II Jl THE illustrated word is >* jg pronounced bei, meaning ge| h ready or equipped on m puf on record It has been reduced to wfr only eight strokes from its rt regular form, in brackets, X °(i ma yiibei prepare 23^^^^S^2 KB biizhon prepare for R
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        31 1 Nian nian sui sin hua xiang si. sui sui nian ruin ren bu long. Flowers bloom year by year in same beauty, bat man changes from year to year.
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        1139 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opera* flowed by What's My 7.30 News Newsreel (Malay) Line 7.55 Happy Days Fonzie Loves Pinky 3.25 Diary Of Events (Malay) (Part 2) 3.30 Chemistry 825 H*"" Five -0 A Shallow Grave 3.55 New Ed Afcn Show J -JJ **Li E fa !'i
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        221 3 Body-snatching pods in remake of Fifties' classic Invasion of The Body Snatchers (sci-fi thriller); Singapore Film Society Tonight, 8 p.m.; Cultural Centre Membership available at the door THIS film is a remake of Don Siegal's Fifties' classic, a science-fiction thriller about pods from outer space which take over the minds
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        629 3  -  MARLENE KITTS Star Trek (sci-fi) Showing at the Prince Review by LIKE many good films, Star Trek works on two levels. You may enjoy its magnificent special effects, and or the human drama in its storyline. Innovating and exciting explorations of sound
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      1179 5 Arab funds to rebuild Lebanon are at last starting to flow into Beirut, once the proud financial capital of the Middle East. About US$2 billion has been promised over the next five years, half of which will be spent on the South Lebanon region.
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        246 5 Ladies dept/T^ Furnishing dcpt 40T y\so T DISCOUNT L^^ L DISCOUNT /jT DISCOUNT <»Vi6jCAV J Children's dept Tby*depn#^t| rrrzC/Y/o -OC%I cfeSt \J\J \J\J m «W s\q/ DISCOUNT DISCOUNT [Tfl \/O yfc Household dep^^^^^A „•>/ j H *WjIIX!* COiOM.OCOU.IS~OPP.NC Q,t\-** This is not a washing machine. It is an Air Compressor
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        1290 6 A hypochondriac's cry for help Whenever we hear continual complaints of aches and pains from a friend or relative, we're often quick to dismiss them as "hypochondriacs". But hypochondria in itself is an illness, and deserves proper treatment. JANE BRODY reports on the problems that hypochondriacs face
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        403 6  -  DR L.H.S By Parents should develop a normal healthy attitude towards the sexual awareness of their children. I HAVE had many cases where the anxious parents bring their offspring to me to see if anything is wrong because the child keeps on
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        49 6 ■^PAKISTAN fU| mm crafts Pi l|9 EXHIBITION HI ■JtCI World Trade Centre Singapore K^Ji Ln%| Carpets, Jewellery, Wooden Items, W' IVm] Brass ware. Crockery, Copperware, |E^yi KyjM Lacquerware and Leather Goods. [j^vl .fxM Export Promotion Bureau of Pakistan If^ n I fw^fl Embassy of Pakistan, Singapore (Tel *****21) ■w^Tl
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      637 7 Gold, glamour and glory? -Bull! Bullfighters are generally seen as men who collect huge sums of money to face death In style for a few minutes. But that Is only true of the men at the top. The others chase fewer and smaller contracts, fight In village bullrings which sometimes
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        184 7 kk i i If mi Tiki H tMßt'^'.'-j^ Ml till N fl^/JK lllliii lL> > _Li 1 w^^H Ij v V I '^^BBbbbbb^H^bbb^bbb* bb^^^^^^^ I\ bmbmK^bO^SBlb^^*K^B 1 5- BYiBBMBv^Wat M iw. J Bs fl Monica iHIK MLh!e. CONSUMER (S) PTE LTD. »>»■■»■ <*tm minijwa«»«icu m in 1009, 10th Floor. Supreme
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        774 8 PAPER PRODUCTS (MALAYA) BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) The Board of Directors of the Company has recommended a first and final dividend of 10%, less ¥t'< Malaysian income tax, for the fiscal year ended 31st December 1979. Subject to sharpholders' approval, the dividend will be paid un 25th July 1980 to
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        719 8 EU VAN SANG HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Seventh Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at 4701 OCBC Centre, Singapore 0104 on Saturday, 28th June, 1960 at 12.00 noon to transact the following business: (1) To receive, consider
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        532 8 Hamper Scott English Ltd, a subsidiary of Haw Par Brothers International Limited is seeking the appointments of the following to further expand market penetration both locally and in the region in Flow Measurement Control Systems, an advanced technological system widely used in oil refineries and having high growth potential. SALES
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        555 8 QofleiM^Si Our Purchosing Division requires urgently tor immediate plocement following categories of personnel SENIOR BUYER (Raw Materials A Packaging* The incumbent reports directly to the Purchasing Monoger and have under him a group o t 34 staff The man we ore looking for should preferably possess a Degree in Business
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        702 9 M PUBLIC BANK BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) I NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Fourteenth Annual General Meeting of Public Bank Berhad will be held at 5th Floor. Bangunan Public Bank. 6. Jalan Sulaiman. Kuala Lumpur on Monday. 30th June. 1 980 at 1 2.00 noon for
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        323 9 TENDER NOTICE TENDERS ARE INVITED FROM SUPPLIERS OF AKFLOWN AND FROZEN MEATS, EGGS, SEAFOODS, VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND OTHER DRY GOODS TENDER DEPOSIT $500 00 CLOSING DATE June 18, 1980 NOTE Tender to start 1 .7 80 for 3 1 /2 months. TENDER FORMS AND OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION ARE OBTAINABLE FROM:
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        373 9 THR BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) IN THE HIGH COURT OP SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY no. ne of itee RE: NEO HEO TECK EX PARTE: MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD CREDITORS NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF BANKRUPTCY NOTICE FILED ON THE 24TH DAY OF MARCH, 1980. To: Neo Heo Teck No. 702 Upper Serangoon
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        489 9 PERNAS CHARTER MANAGEMENT SDN. BERHAD KUALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates for the undermentioned companies under the management of Pernas Charter Management Sdn. Berhad and its associates for the month of May 1980 are t* follows: Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad Group of Companies Piculs Aver Hitam Tin Dredging Malaysia Berhad
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        580 9 Production Engineer The Company is engaged in high-precision machining work, and we are looking for a top-calibre Production Engineer to join the production team. The man we want should: Have a degree or professional diploma in Production or Mechanical Engineering Be familiar with factory floor management Have practical experience in
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        17 9 SUO a GQMFQRTC is a q^ P house or flat from The Straits Times Classifieds I s
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