The Straits Times, 12 June 1980

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 11 M 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    RAJA TO VIETS: NOT TOO LATE
    1707 1 'Position can still be reversed' I BEUEVB that 1 enjoy the undeserved tfr reputation of being something of a hawk, particularly In respect of Vietnam. As a matter of fact, if yon get to know me really well, you will discover that I am
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    Men who fall victims to the Rooster Fallacy
    308 1 Men who fall victims to the Rooster Fallacy THE Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, yesterday used what he said was a metaphor picked from the barnyard to explain why the Vietnamese were floundering in Kampuchea. Describing it as the Rooster Fallacy, he said Hanoi's rationale for
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    Lock icon Fewer flies
    41 1 BKIJING, Wed. A campaign with sprays, fly traps and thousands of youngsters wielding fly swatters has reduced Beijing's fly population by 18 per cent and its mosquitoes by 13 per cent, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Ford plan to use robots
    56 1 LONDON, Wed. Ford in Britain and elsewhere in western Europe has major plans to introduce robots, possibly doing away with thousands of jobs, the Guardian newspaper reported today. The 10-year programme is designed to meet Japanese competition in the motor sector. The paper said that
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    Lock icon Philip is 59
    18 1 LONDON. Wed. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. celebrated a quiet 59th birthday yesterday. AP.
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    That Osmond smile ...
    50 1 That Osmond smile PLASHING their famous toothy smile are Americas pop stagers Donny Osmond and Us sister, Marie, when they arrived at Paya Lebar Airport last Bight. They were accompanied by fear of their brothers Alan, Jay, Wayne aad Jimmy and their parents, George aad Olive Osmond. SEE PAGE 11
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    Riddle of the boom heard in S'pore
    153 1 Riddle of the boom heard in S'pore A BOOM, which occurred at about 9.20 a.m. yesterday, was heard throughout Singapore, but nobody seems to know its cause. A police spokesman said numerous telephone calls were received from residents of St Michael's Estate, Jalan Bukit Merah, Bukit Timah and Circuit Road.
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    Lock icon Loot of 238 bank boxes
    73 1 PARIS. Wed. Robbers got away last night with the contents of 238 safe deposit boxes in a Paris residential suburb, after forcing a bank manager to unlock the bank's doors by taking his wife and two children hostage. Bank officials said it would take some
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    Lock icon Stealing the thunder
    77 1 Stealing the thunder NEW YORK, Wed. Thunderbid. Is it a bird, is it a plane, is it a car? Yes, all three, but it is also a graduate school of international management that gives a degree called Master of International Management. Each year, the school graduates about 1,000 men and
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    Lock icon Secrecy over arms deal
    56 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. India said today it would keep secret deatils of arms purchases it agreed with the Soviet Union in a US$1.6 billion (SJ3.2 billion) deal last month. Minister of State for Defence C.P.N. Singh told Parliament it would not be in the public interest
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    Lock icon China visit
    38 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. Indian External Affairs Ministry Secretary Eric Gonsalves will visit China from June 24 to explore normalisation of relations between the two countries unreconciled since their 1962 border war, the government said today. AP.
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    ST index hits new high
    144 1 THE bulls continued to dominate the Singapore stock market yesterday. In one of the most hectic trading days seen over the past two-and a-hali-months, The Straits Times Industrial Index shot to a new seven-year h'.gh of 538.49, up 3.41 points on the day. Activity during
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    Shares and Lee send goodwill notes to Marcos
    212 1 Shares and Lee send goodwill notes to Marcos PRESIDENT Benjamin Sheares has sent a congratulatory message to President Ferdinand Marcos on the Philippines' 82nd anniversary of independence today. President Sheares said he is confident that under the capable leadership of Mr Marcos, the Philippines will continue to prosper. He is
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    Lock icon Opec: Price hike in July
    487 1 but Saudis plan no immediate increase ALGIERS, Wednesday OIL-PRODUCING states began announcing price rises to take effect next month after the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries set a US$37 a barrel price ceiling at a ministerial meeting which ended here today. But Saudi Arabia, the
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    Times Publishing buys into Marshall Cavendish
    302 1 Times Publishing buys into Marshall Cavendish TIMES Publishing Berhad has bought a major shareholding in the British publishing company, Marshall Cavendish. In a statement yesterday the company said it had instructed London stockbrokers, Rowe and Pitman, to buy between 25 i and 30 per cent of Mar I shall Cavendish's
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    Lock icon LATEST LONDON SENDING MARINES, TOO
    78 1 LATEST LONDON SENDING MARINES, TOO LONDON, Wed. Britain In wading, a company of Royal Marines to the New Hebrides to deal with widening violence hi the Pacific group of Inlands, Peter Blaker, Minister of SUte at the Foreign Office, announced today. He said the company of 2St marine* would arrive
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      113 1 40 pages today PLANS FOR NIGHT RACING IN IPOH Pag* 30 Mt (SUE'S visit: 'Solid show of US interest in Asean' t RUSSIANS seal off Kabul 4 RUSH to buy flats before prices go up S o* per cent didn't have to pay for blood: BTS 8 BOY died after
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      'Solid show of US interest in Asean'
      423 2  -  MILTON CHASE By Our Washington reporter MUSKIE'S K.L. VISIT IS WELL RECEIVED WASHINGTON, Wed. Asean diplomatic sources here are privately hailing Secretary of State Edmund Muskie's decision to meet Asean foreign ministers in Kuala Lumpur on June 27 and 28 as a solid
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      Lock icon France flies in 60 riot policemen
      171 2 VILA (New Hebrides), Wednesday ABOUT 60 French riot policemen flew into the New Hebrides tonight as a spreading secessionist uprising in the South Pacific colony claimed its first victim. The two riot squads, armed with rifles, batons, and tear gas, were deployed to guard
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      Lock icon NOW WHO'S HELPING WHO?
      60 2 NOW WHO'S HELPING WHO? K AMPI CHEAN refugee Ukes the place of a missing ox to help move Us ox-cart and family on Tuesday to higher grauda with the start of the rainy season. Some 41,1 M refagees are being moved from the None Samet camp along the Thal-Kampu-chean border
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      Lock icon Gls held
      44 2 HANAU (West Germany), Wed. American military police seized US$2 million (SUM million) in heroin, hashish and LSD and arrested more than SO soldiers in one of the biggest drug arrests in the US Army In Europe, a military spokesman said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Troops rushed to riot-torn Tripura
      251 2 NEW DELHI, Wed TROOPS poured into India's riot-stricken northeast state of Tripura today to stop communal violence which has cost at least 300 lives in five days. Indian newspapers said Tripura tribesmen armed with bows and arrows and guns were fighting a civil war with
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      Lock icon Indira apologises for jeering in House
      128 2 NEW DELHI, Wed. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi apologised today for the noisy barracking in parliament of senior opposition leaders by young members of her Congress (I) party. A group of young legislators, close associates of Mrs Gandhi's son Saniay, howled down former foreign minister
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      Lock icon China acts to save the Great Wall
      138 2 China acts to save the Great Wall BEIJING, Wed. China yesterday announced measures to try to save its Great Wall one of the world's ancient bonders from piecemeal destruction. The government sent four teams to the 6,000 km wall on a two-week survey "to discover how it may have been
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      Lock icon Student gives up
      55 2 NEW YORK, Wed. A Rumanian student surrendered to police today after holding 10 people hostage in a bank here for 3W hours. Police said the 25-year-old student, identified as Costica Studineanu, bad unsuccessfully demanded that his passport be renewed and that Me be given a Job with
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      Lock icon EEC won't rock US efforts on M-E peace
      440 3 REVEALED IN DRAFT DECLARATION OF EUROPEAN LEADER LONDON, Wednesday THE European Economic Community (EEC), heeding President Jimmy Carter's warnings, has ruled out any move that might jeopardise American efforts to resolve the tangled issue of Palestinian autonomy in the Middle East. This
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      Lock icon US raps Israel again for new settlements
      269 3 US raps Israel again for new settlements WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE United States and Israel clashed publicly today as the State Department again criticised Israel's policy of building and expanding settlements in areas under negotiation with Egypt. At the same time, Secretary of State Edmund Muskie said Israel and Egypt had
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      In other words...
      28 3 In other words... AN advertising campaign launched by Mercedes-Benz m Britain has this as one of its slogans: ONCE ywi've driven •ac, yea 're aallkely to drive aaether.
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      Lock icon ANOTHER LIBYAN SHOT AS DEADLINE' EXPIRES
      187 3 ANOTHER LIBYAN SHOT AS DEADLINE' EXPIRES ROME, Wed. A gunman shot and injured a Libyan on a Rome street today as the deadline set by Libyan leader Muam mar Gaddafi for his compatriots to return home expired. Police said Mohamet) Bigt, 33, was attacked by one man who escaped on
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      Lock icon Ship stopped by flotilla
      55 3 IJMUIDEN (Netherlands), Wed. A flotilla of boats organised by the environmentalist group Greenpeace blocked a ship from leavinf this central Dutch port yesterday with a cargo of radioactive trash. The Andreas Smit was due to sail yesterday for a dumping site about 640 km southeast of
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      Lock icon On rubbish
      34 3 JAKARTA, Wed. Jakarta may turn into a "big basket of rubbish" in the year 2000 if the present rubbish problem is not tackled immediately, Environment Minister Emil Salim said last night. AFP.
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      Lock icon Nomination approved
      59 3 BANGKOK, Wed. The cabinet has approved the nomination of former Foreign Minister Upadit Parhanyangkun for the post of executive secretary of the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap), a government spokesman said today. The term of the present Escap head, Mr J B.
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      Garbo gift rose fetches $3,700
      133 3 SALISBURY, Wed. A faded yellaw race mcc kissed bv Greta Garb* was sold at as aaetlea today for Hit <S$J,71l). It wm eae M the cherished souvenirs ef Sir Cecil Beaton, photographer af rsyalty ud lMleraattonal celebrity, wh« died In Jann ary, axed 1«GreU Garba,
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      SWOOP AFTER SHOOTING
      60 3 SWOOP AFTER SHOOTING ISRAELI harder guard* eaesrt aa Arab saspeet to a military van after a shastlag Incident aJaag a hasy street that raas hetow the walls af the ancient city af Jerusalem »n Tuesday. A psUeemaa was injure/ In the attack la the •ccupicd Mecttoa sf the elty. Same
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      Lock icon Senate 'no'
      31 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. The US Senate yesterday rejected by 51 votes to 40 a proposal calling for the draft registration of women, made last February by President Jimmy Carter. AFP.
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      Lock icon 'Soviets turn S. Yemen into army store'
      260 3 'Soviets turn S. Yemen into army store' ADEN, Wed. The Soviet Union, which has long had military ties with South Yemen, has turned this country at the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula into what one Western diplomat f»Hg a "military warehouse." Diplomatic sources and South Yemeni officials say Soviet
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      Russians seal off Kabul to contain crisis
      298 4 Curb on road travel after ambush of convoy £v S S R NEW DELHI, Wednesday SOVIET and Afghan forces have sealed off Kabul to contain a new government crisis and prevent Afghan guerillas from disrupting life in the capital, reports from Afghanistan said
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      Lock icon ANOTHER BLOW FOR REDS IN ITALY POLLS
      154 4 ANOTHER BLOW FOR REDS IN ITALY POLLS ROME, Wed. The Italian Communist Party, its steady post-war advance at polls already reversed in last year's general elections, today emerged as the main loser from local elections at the weekend. Although the results are not expected to cause any major changes in
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      Lock icon 'Tail' removed
      37 4 CALCUTTA, Wed. A baby boy bom with a scm "tail today underwent an operation for its removal. Doctors at the hospital here said the 14-day-old infant, who was otherwise normal, was in good condition. Reuter
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      Lock icon Crash, 29 die
      31 4 LISBON, Wed. All 29 people aboard were killed when a Soviet-built Angolan airliner crashed in southern Angola on Sunday, an official announcement in Launda said last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Old Jimmy or Dry Reagan — W. Europe is stunned
      154 4 Old Jimmy or Dry Reagan W. Europe is stunned BONN, Wed THE prospect of a US presidential finale between President Jimmy Carter and Mr Ronald Reagan has stanned many Western Europeans and raised new donbtH abont the future of American leadership. In a commentary eehclag sentiment heard acraos Europe, the
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      Fatal jump
      37 4 FORT BRAGG (North Carolina), Wed. Two men of the 82nd Airborne Division were kill xJ yesterday in a practice jump when their chutes became entangled, an army spokesman said. Their identities were not released. UPL
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      Lock icon Bamboo for bridges
      53 4 BEIJING, Wed. China is using bamboo to replace steel in the construction of arched road bridges, the official Xinhua News Agency reported today. Compared to reinforced concrete bridges of the same size they need 93 per cent less steel and are easier for the "masses" to build,
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      Lock icon Carter leans towards prosecuting Clark
      255 4 Carter leans towards prosecuting Clark 61 DON'T why the hell he doesn't Just stay over there, change his name to Ayatollah Clark and grow a beard. I would think he would feel right at home. US Sena tor Barry Gold water who disapproves of former attorney general Ramsey Clark's visit
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      Lock icon Wartime flier is buried after 35 years
      114 4 COPENHAGEN, Wed. Australian wartime flier Hugh McLean, who died 35 years ago in the icy waters between Denmark and Norway, was laid finally to rest here yesterday, with full military honours. McLean and two other Australians, three Canadians, and three Britons were killed
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      315 4 Straits Times Crossword ACBOfIO 3 sute proaecutor U on rmlscd Door (4) 1 Master mariner bokfc party tor 4To make someone angry, lift one appearing in the ring (7) qok, red and battered (5.4.6) Site devil snows uncontrolled 5 Converted the tree kick and anger about Faust's end (T) survived
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      Lock icon 'Destroy apartheid' call by jailed leader
      178 5 'Destroy apartheid' call by jailed leader LONDON, Wod THE African National Congress yesterday published a call by its longiailed leader Nelson Mandela to all South African "democrats" to fight to destroy their country's system of apartheid and oust white minority rule. Mr Mandela's message, according to ANC president, Mr Oliver
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      71 5 In other words... 61 WAS a very serious child and we were not allowed to go oat to mach entertainment. Going out to a film was a very great treat. I was taught self-discipline and to help others. I couldn't have got where I am A without it. y British
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      48 5 NEW DELHI. Wed. Two suspected murderers being taken to court escaped by throwing chilli powder in the eyes of their police escorts, the Indian Express reported today. The paper said the incident happened in Bharatpur in the northern state of Rajasthan two days ago. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Class boycott: Coloureds are suspended
      206 5 JOHANNESBURG, Wed THE minority white regime yesterday suspended all mixed race students who refused to end a seven-week boycott of their classes to protest against racial discrimination in South African schools. The government action, taken despite the fact that many mixed race students had already
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      Lock icon Mugabe rejects Nkomo's offer of Soviet weapons
      221 5 Mugabe rejects Nkomo's offer of Soviet weapons SALISBURY, Wad. PRIME Minister Robert Mugabe, determined to avoid dependence on the Soviet Union, has turned down an offer from a fellow guerilla leader to bring Soviet-made tanks and warplanes to Zimbabwe. Security officials said Mr Mugabe rejected an offer from Mr Joshua
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      Lock icon ACTION SOON TO STEM CURRENCY OUTFLOW
      170 5 ACTION SOON TO STEM CURRENCY OUTFLOW SALISBURY, Wed. Finance Minister Enos Nkala today warned that he will soon take "drastic action" to prevent white emigrants draining the country" of currency reserves. "I don't intend to preside over the liquidation of my country's economy. People will either have to learn to
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      Lock icon Teacher's tussle with milk-raiding mongooses
      149 5 Teacher's tussle with milk-raiding mongooses NAIROBI. Wed. Primary school teacher Mwakio Ndau has a problem that won't go away 20 milk-drinking mongooses. The mongooses have been roaming the compound of Kalkacha Primary School in the town of Hola for the past week, and breaking into the school's milk supply. First
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      73 5 Zambia's Jack the Ripper LUSAKA, Wed. The body of a teenage girl was found in the downtown area today and police said she appeared to be the 26ui victim of a strangler the Zambian media has dubbed Jack the Ripper. The killings have occurred over the past few months, and
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    18,000 pieces of danger
    163 6 THE Environment Ministry has directed that 18,000 pieces of crockery be re-exported to their originating countrim, after finding that! the colour pigments used for decorating them have a high lead con-, tent. A survey carried out since May in 30 depart-, ment stores showed that out
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    Toa Payoh chess contest
    37 6 THE Toa Payoh community centre croup is to hold an international chess championship. The f-losing date for entries Is on July 15 Entry fees are S3 and $2 for non-members and members respectively
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    Quest for national song goes on
    134 6 SINGAPORE Broadcasting Corporation will begin popularising two Malay songs, Di Tanjong Katong and Chan Mali Chan, from next week. Recording for the two songs, with a strong local flavour, will begin tomorrow, according to an SBC spokesman. SBC will record four dif- ferent versions
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    National sound of music at the DBS hall
    199 6 National sound of music at the DBS hall THE Judging of entries (or the first National Music competition will be held at the DBS auditorium from June 22 to 26. The panel of Judges comprises international musicians, including an ABRSM Music Examiner from RngbuMi, Chinese Instrumentalists from Hongkong and Filipino
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    RUSH TO BUY FLATS BEFORE PRICES GO UP
    250 6 THE Housing Board has doubled the staff of its sales agreement department to cope with the rise In the umber of applicants wh« are rushing to bay Oats before the prices go up, possibly next month. A HDB sfkwmtn confirmed yesterday that
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    Inaugural
    21 6 THE Singapore Institute of Building will hold Its inaLjural dinner on June 28 at fM; p.m. at the Cathay Restuarant.
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    Petrol and diesel going up yet
    212 6 Petrol and diesel going up yet PRICES of petrol and diesel in Singapore may go up again in August the fourth increase this year. Oil executives last night confirmed the "strong possibility" of this next Increase barely a week after the latest round of price rises at the pumps. The
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    Ship due today with 310 'boat people'
    210 6 THE West German mercy ship, Cap Anamur, will arrive In Singapore today with 310 "boat people" it rescued from the South China Sea, the ship's agent said yesterday. But the Vietnamese refugees, rescued from nine boats in the last 10 days, will not
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    CC picnic
    21 6 GEYLANG Serai community centre will organise a picnic cum-tour to Kota Tlnggi on Sunday For further details, ring *****19.
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    Supervisors can join union — ruling by lAC
    669 6 Supervisors can join union ruling by lAC THE Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday ruled that supervisors of a toy manufacturing company could join the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation. In his award in a joint application by Silo and Snlnsei (Singapore) P«e Ltd, the court president, Mr Tan Boon Chiang, concluded that
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    Preventive detention for man
    80 6 Preventive detention for man A MAN with seven previous convictions was sentenced to five years' preventive detention by a district court yesterday for 1 housebreaking and theft. Tan Ton Seng, 38, admitted breaking into the house of Mrs Mary Lee in Mountbatten Road on April 29 at noon and stealing
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    S'pore Youth forum
    38 6 JOO Chiat youth executive committee will bold a forum on Singapore Youth at the Joo Chiat community centre auditorium on June 18 at 7.30 p.m. A mini-exhibition will be held from June 16 to 18.
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    CC tour
    45 6 ULU Pandan community centre will organise a tour to Haw Par Villa, Mount Faber, World Trade Centre and Singapore Cultural Theatre to view the Singapore Experience on June 22 at 9.30 a.m. for constituents. Fees are t for adults and $3 for children
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    'Revive the dignity of ex-addicts'
    148 6 THE dignity of ex-drue addicts must be revived in order to bring them I back into the mainstream of life, said the MP for Kolam Ayer, Mr Sidek Saniff, yesterday. Mr Sidek, who is also; the Parliamentary Secretary (Communications) and Second Parliamentary Secretary (Culture),] said
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    'COFFEE MONEY' CASE ACCUSED CLEARED
    92 6 SHIPPING clerk Philip Lim was acquitted on Tuesday on a charge of giving $4 as "coffeemoney to a Port Author- ity fork-lift driver at Godown 311 on Dec 5 last year. Lim was acquitted after his counsel Mr M. Puva- nendran successfully im- i peached
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    CASH GRAB: TRAFFIC COP GETS 4 MONTHS
    139 7 CASH GRAB: TRAFFIC COP GETS 4 MONTHS A TRAFFIC police constable who snatched a despatch clerk's leather bag containing $3,800 and 54 cross cheques for a total sum of $15,045, was jailed for four months by a magistrate yesterday. Tien Kim Chwee, 30, who has since been dismissed from the
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    Master class on singing
    64 7 THE two guest soloists performing with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Marilyn Rirharson and James Chris tiansen. will give a master class in singing at the National Theatre Club Hall on Sunday at 2 p.m. Admission is tree. Miss Richarson is a principal soprano with the Australian
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    Weather delays HUDC's Phase 2
    133 7 Weather delays HUDC's Phase 2 THE Housing aid Urban Development tmpiny yesterday said "inclement weather" has delayed the bnlldißK pragreM Its Phase two developments la Chancery Laae, AmbervUle Braddell View. Bt the delay, said a spokesman, "nas been •nly minimum" and, hapefnllv, the noosing unit* will be completed •n schedule.
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    Assn officials
    35 7 MR Ho Swee Fook has been elected chairman of the Association of Electronic Industires in Singapore Other officials are: Mr Hwang Koh Chee, vice-chairman; Mr Yancey Huang, secretary; and Mr Peter So. treasurer.
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    Reshuffle at the top in OUB group
    368 7 THE Overseas Union Bank Group has announced a restructuring of its top management with new board appointments in 14 subsidiary and three associated companies. The OUB chairman, Mr Lien Ying Chow, will retain his post in major OUB companies, but is stepping down
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    Fitness test to keep the police fighting fit
    345 7  -  RONNIE WAI By I THE police force is to introduce a physical fitness test to keep our men in blue fit and strong. The test, likely to be tailored along the lines of the Singapore Armed Forces individual physical fitness test, may
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    Saint's feast on Sunday
    57 7 THE Church of St Anthony in Stephen Lee Road, Mandai. will celebrate the feast of St Anthony on Sunday. Holy Mass will be held at 7 a.m., 8.30 a.m. and 10 a.m. There will be a food fair during the day. At 5 p.m., the procession
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    New classes
    27 7 QUEENSTOWN community centre will soon conduct new classes on photography, cookery, tailoring, children's art, beauty culture, tai chi, knitting and crochettlng. For details, ring *****0
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    French toy firms eye S'pore as base
    236 7 French toy firms eye S'pore as base FRENCH toy-makers are toying with the possibility of using Singapore as a manufacturing and distributing centre, and a supplier of electronic components for their products. A 17 member mission from the French Toy Federation has ended three days of enquiries and talks with
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      365 7 collection of fine gemset jewel lery at J* 9 Ik. W ~N^ Saturday, June 14 m Saturday June 21, 1980 This is a unique opportunity to purchase, mm^^ at very competitive prices, some of the finest and most original pieces of jeweoer> > obtainabie anywhere. Also a wide selection _^C^i
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    Biman crash: Officer to explain absence
    129 8 Biman crash: Officer to explain absence POLICE have asked a senior officer to explain why he did not report back for work to direct operations when a Bangladesh Biman plane crash-landed at the Paya Lebar airport on April 3. According to sources, attempts were made to contact the officer immediately
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    Family picnic
    43 8 ANG Mo Klo community centre women's sub-committee and cultural activity group will organise a family picnic at Panr Rls on Sunday for Zone "H" residents. The fee is $2 each for adults and $1.50 each for children. For details, call *****44
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    Fear keeps volunteers away from leprosy assn home
    335 8 MOST of the welfare agencies here which run homes have volunteers who visit the residents regularly to talk to them. But not the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association home in Lorong Buang Kok. The reason is perhaps obvious: Fear of contracting leprosy keeps
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    80 pc didn't have to pay for blood: BTS
    541 8 THE Blood Transfusion Service (BTS) yesterday said that although it levies blood service charges on transfusions, statistics show that last year, 80.4 per cent of those who received transfusions were not charged at all. These are patients in the "C" class
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    Bail set at $40,000 after verbal tussle
    294 8 Bail set at $40,000 after verbal tussle A LIVELY argument took place la court yesterday between eeaasel aad the pr— e cation on the amount •I bail to be set for Australian oil rig worker, Barry Jean Geech, S3. U aorta was charged with trafficking In awl possession of drags.
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    Basic course to be scrapped by year-end
    527 9 THE basic course in primary schools will be phased out completely by the end of this year, as it does not provide the type of education children are expected to have. Pupils in this course will be channelled next year to the monolingual
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    Top maths professor from US for seminar
    196 9 Top maths professor from US for seminar A PROMINENT mathematician (ram the I nlversity of California, Berkeley. Professor Chen Skiing -shen, wUl be visiting Stagapore from Juaelj to 28. He will ke one of the speakers at a mathematical seminar being organised by the University of Singapore's Departmeot of Mathematics
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    Stone-laying
    26 9 THE MP for Delta, Mr Yeo Chuo Kok. will attend the foundation stone-laying ceremony of the new Delta community centre on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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    'Continual tests have not reduced exam pressure'
    255 9 CONTINUAL assessments i throughout the year to j determine a student's overall performance at I school do not appear to have reduced the pressure j of examinations here, said the Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, yesterday. He said in countries like
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    Cabbie is fined $800 for five traffic offences
    196 9 Cabbie is fined $800 for five traffic offences A TAXI driver, Llm Swee Huat, 37, was fined a total of $800 when he was found guilty of five traffic offences, all committed within the parking area outside Pay a Lebar Airport arrival hall on Sept 10 last year. A magistrate
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    Quest for most courteous motorist starts on Monday
    279 9 Quest for most courteous motorist starts on Monday A SIX-WEEK national quest for the most courteous motorist in Singapore will start on Monday. During this period, officers from the Traffic Police and Registry of Vehicles enforcement squad will scour the streets to single out courteous drivers and riders. A total
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    PUNCH-AND-GRAB CASE: MAN GETS JAIL, CANE
    140 9 A MAN, Yong Wai Meng. 21, was jailed four months and ordered to be given six strokes of the cane by a district court judge after he pleaded guilty to punching and, with three others, robbing a lift mechanic. The court heard that Yong,
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      214 9 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp AOY SELLIK& hA-hA IMAGINE kVMAT I MEANT. "V" YOU'RE AAS C ACE CREAM 1 AUNT MAQGiIE DEAR 6 THAT I SWEET. I AT t mE V *gg VCL BUYING A USELESS AUNT AWc3<3/E IS PEAR.'.^. DOCS J BEAU- PUL OVER- PRODUCT LIKE
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    Abstract art preview
    61 11 A PREVIEW of an exhibition of abstract paintings by Jaafar Latifl will be held at the Alpha Gallery today from 7 .30 p.m. to 10 p m The exhibition will open to the public from tomorrow till June 28 between 10 a m and 6 p m
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    Best of the ads
    48 11 AN exhibition of the best newspaper and magazine advertisements from the Asia Pacific region will be held at the Mandarin Hotel from Sept IS to 19, during the Asian Advertising Congress The exhibits will feature the three winners of each country's national adveiiising awards
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    Boy died after fish bone punctured artery in neck
    541 11 EIGHT-MONTH-OLD Goh Kah Keng baffled doctors when he vomited blood on several occasions. The cause was only known when he died from haemorrhage following perforation of the carotid artery (in the neck region) by a fish bone 10 days after he
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    The show rolls right on the dot
    532 11 THE lWnny mh! Marie Shew started railing the moment the brother and sister singing team arguably the best known in the world landed here last night. An advance Him team set op lights far Its cameras U» record the stats' arrival. \nd the
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    TRAFFIC GUIDE TO SHOW
    105 11 TRAFFIC GUIDE TO SHOW MOTORISTS who are not going to the National Stadium for the Donny and Marie Show tonight are advised to avoid the following roads between 6.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. and between 10 p.m. and 11.30 p.m. They are: Nieoll Highway, Mountbatten Road, Kallang Road and Guillemard
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    Premarital sex mores: Findings to be released
    181 11 Premarital sex mores: Findings to be released DATA on premarital sex standards and the knowledge and practice of contraception among Singapore teenagers will be available when a survey conducted by the Family Planning Association of Singapore is released. The Survey on the Singapore Adolescent centred on the ideals of youths
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    Draughts contest
    42 11 THE Kampong Chai Chee and Kitki Bukit community centres will hold a Joint draughts 'hampionships on June 23 at 8 p.m. as part of the National Day celebrations. It is to be held at apartment block 32, Chai Chee Avenue.
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    For the old
    23 11 MAUDE Road community centre's youf- group will hold a rice dumpling party for 150 senior citizens on Saturday at 9a.m.
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    $4m paid but Lanka firm did not get goods'
    168 11 $4m paid but Lanka firm did not get goods' A SRI LANKAN state corporation is trying to recover payments for a $4 million shipment of asphalt which it claims it has not received from a Singapore trading firm. A New Nation report yesterday said the corporation had contracted early this
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    CC swimming classes
    83 11 (JHIM Moh community centre will bold a series of swimming classes next month at Buona Vista swimming pool: Adult class, every Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; elementary children's class, every Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.; intermediate children's class, every Sunday from 9 a.m.
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    Soaring rents may affect our role as finance centre
    652 13  -  SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE'S soaring property prices and rents, if left unchecked, will produce adverse effects on Singapore's development as a financial centre. This is the view of many foreign bankers who maintain the gap in local property prices and
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    Teh to visit residents of Sims Drive
    101 13 THE Minister for National Development and MP for Geylang West, Mr Teb Cheang Wan, will visit residents of Block 44, Sims Drive, on Sunday at 9.30 a.m. to look into their needs and problems. He will be accompanied by officials of the constituency's
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    Sending off NS youths
    49 13 SEND-OFF parties for another batch of youths called up for national service training will be held at four community centres on June 25 at 9.00 a.m. These are Bukit Merah, Macpherson, Tanglin and Tiong Banru. The parties will be attended by MPs for the constituencies.
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    Legal service
    25 13 A LEGAL aid counselling service will be held at Queenstown community centre on Monday at 7.30 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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    Exec kicked student and smashed windscreen
    355 13 Exec kicked student and smashed windscreen A COMPANY director, i angry tocauiae his ear was obstructed by a university student's car all the way from East (oast Parkway to Bedok South, kicked the student and smashed his car windscreen i when they stopped at a traffic InnrUon, a magistrate's court
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    Three firms fined for oil spills
    131 13 SINGAPORE Shipping Agencies, agent for the vessel, Growth Venture, was yesterday fined $1,500 for oil spillage by the vessel near Pulau Bukom on Dec 15 last year. PSA officers discovered the slick, measuring about 10 metres by one metre, formed by oil which had
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    Poison in medicine: $2,000 fine
    118 13 LIU Nam Yong, managing director of Ban Choon Hong Pte Ltd in the Peoples' Park Shopping Centre, Mas yesterday fined a total of $2,000 when he admitted to 15 summons charges of possessing medicine containing poison for sale without a licence. The court heard that
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    Trader gets 30 months for cheating
    267 13 Trader gets 30 months for cheating TAY Kim Chwee, 31, a former trading company proprietor, yesterday pleaded guilty in a district court to six charges of cheating and a seventh charge of breaching a hire-purchase agreement, involving a total of $34,452. The prosecution proceeded on two charges of cheating and
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    Sisir courses in industrial automation
    89 13 THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research will organise two training courses in industrial mechanisation and automation. The basic course will be from June 23 to 27, and the advanced, from July 7 to 11. The course leader, Mr CM Shafy, head of the
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    CC classes
    30 13 KATONG community centre management committee will conduct i luair on embroidery, cooking, cake-making, men's tailoring, dressmaking, tlm sum and jelly-raaJting, beauty culture and Mandarin. For details, ring *****8.
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      152 14 Introduced in Sept 79. Now accepted for quality styling and good sound performance. Supercompo 600 The Sansui Supercompo Series. Introduced in Sept' 79, with 6 individual high fidelity sound systems to suit your every requirement. Where each component is carefully engineered, tested and matched to provide the optimium in sound
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      Lock icon KL givesadvice on coupon parking in S'pore
      152 15 KL givesadvice on coupon parking in S'pore JOHORE BARU, Wed. Malaysian motorists visiting Singapore were today advised to find out about the coupon parking system used there ii they want to avoid being fined. The state Transport Department director, Mr Mohamed Ghazali bin Raji Maulud, who gave the advice, said
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      Lock icon KL 'yes' to MTUC delegate to Geneva
      98 15 KL 'yes' to MTUC delegate to Geneva PETALING JAYA, Wed. The government has accepted the secretary- i feneral of the Malaysian rades Union Congress, Mr V. David, as the workers' delegate to the Malaysian delegation at the current International Labour Organisation conference in Geneva. Labour and Manpower Minister, Datuk Richard
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      Lock icon Jill has her fill of beauty contests
      141 15 Jill has her fill of beauty contests KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. It's goodbye to beauty contests after October f*r Mte Jill Heng Yoke kkoon, Malaysia's repnaeatatlve to the MQm Asia Qhh Qaest held la Manila recently. JUI said: "It is about time I retire. Oae has to make way f«r ethers."
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      Lock icon It's not sports!
      34 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The government today warned it will take strong legal action against unregistered sports organisations v they persist in organising sports competitions and collecting money as entry tees. NST.
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      Lock icon Govt takes over control of sugar distribution
      235 15 Govt takes over control of sugar distribution KOTA BARU, Wednesday THE government has virtully taken over control of sugar distribution in the state. All movement of the commodity is now subject to strict supervision by enforcement officers of the Trade and Industry Ministry to ensure that there is no deviation
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      Lock icon Volunteers to match regulars in numbers
      222 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE government plans to have one volunteer to every regular soldier in order to strengthen the nation's defence capability, Defence Minister Datuk Amar Haji Taib Mahmud told Parliament yesterday. He said there were numerous volunteer units and it was the government's
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      Lock icon AIR PACT TALKS
      52 15 - KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia aad Siagapwr will none talk* m (heir air aervtees agreement at a later date, Traaspart Mlniirter Datak Lee San ('■••a said here today. He UM ParUameat tke tw* eeaatrlea aad a* tar not reached any agreement atoee the bwt nud •I talk* In
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      Lock icon WIVES 'UP IN ARMS' AGAINST CRIME
      125 15 WIVES 'UP IN ARMS' AGAINST CRIME JOHORE BAKU, Wed. Housewives in Taman Sentosa here have joined the bousing estate's vigilante corps in carrying out patrol duties to combat burglaries and robberies. y The chairman of the adhoc goodwill committee, Mr Adnan Yusof, said the patrols were carried in two groups
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      Lock icon France 'yes'
      48 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. France has agreed to provide more places for Malaysian students to pursue studies in its higher institutions of learning, said a Joint FrenchMalaysia government statement released here today at the end of a four-day visit by French Deputy Agriculture Minister Jacques Fouchier. AP.
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      Lock icon Alarming rise in use of child labour
      331 15 Alarming rise in use of child labour KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday CHILD labour is increasing at an alarming rate in Peninsular Malaysia in view of the difficulty in getting domestic help. An official of the Welfare Services Ministry said this was a distressing state of affairs because many of the children
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      Lock icon Port reopens terminal
      67 15 KLANG, Wed. The bulk liquid terminal in the south harbour of Port Klang which was closed for the last six days following a fire, was reopened today for vessels intending to use wharves 2, 3, and 4. Late yesterday, a tanker, the MV Ocean Power, was allowed
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY,JUNE 12,1980 MAKING A MOVE
    364 16 The Straits Times THURSDAY,JUNE 12,1980 MAKING A MOVE SOMETHING had to give. As a result of Thailand's "open door" policy, there are now about 174,000 Kampucheans in refugee camps on Thai soil. The foreign minister. Air Marshal Siddhi Savetsila, was reported to have said in April: "We cannot let them
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    OPEN SESAME, AGAIN
    382 16 AS AN initial reaction, we would be quick to sympathise. What true-blooded Singaporean would not get alarmed if he thought a flood of foreign professionals lawyers, stockbrokers, teachers, accountants, yes, and advertising men are descending upon us in droves on the excuse that locals aren't quite good
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    Lock icon Those data-bank secrets
    653 16 NEW YORK: I went to a mail order store to order a tire-pressure gauge. "I want to order a tire-pres-sure gauge," I said to a woman at a computer terminal. "What is your telephone number 9 she asked. *****76. I said. She played the phone number on
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    Time for younger hands to hold the reins?
    1196 16  -  JACK RUSSELL By our Tokyo reporter 4 Many conservative business leaders have voiced grave concern about the ability of the aging leadership of the LDP to cope with the economic problems of the times and have urged the LDP to turn to
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    Lock icon Spectre that hangs over Mid-East oil lifeline to the West
    697 16  -  THOMAS THOMSON Ras Al-Khaimah, By in United Arab Emirates THE WESTERN world's energy lifeline fits easily on to a helicopter's 23-cm radar screen. The electronic scanner reduces the spectacular beauty of the Strait of Hormuz to a narrow white outline,
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      586 16 |@g!e@l the harvard club of singapore tok2t in conjunction with professors from \<fV the harvard business law schools PRESENT AONE DAY CONFERENCE ON TUESDAY JULY 22. 1980 "INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FINANCIAL CHALLENGES IN THE 1980s" Venue Tanglm/Jurong Room Shangn la Hotel. Singapore Fee US$2lO lor Ss4soi Time 9 00am 5 30pm
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      Viewing Oscar ceremony — 14 months after the event
      421 17 Viewing Oscar ceremony 14 months after the event Are we to wait till next June before SBC telecasts this year's presentation? SO, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has finally telecast the 51st Annual Academy Awards ceremony on June 5, nearly 14 months after the event had taken place in Los Angeles.
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      Ensure audiences spared from being fed left-overs
      115 17 WOULD the newly-re-structured SBC consider creating a post for an overseer whose sole responsibility is to ensure that the audience be spared from being fed with left-overs of yesteryear in TV programmes of current topical interest? We had just been given the privilege
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      49 17 HAVE you noticed that the movies SBC has been offering TV viewers lately are all repeats? The Caddy, A Breath of Scandal, My Geisha, Skullduggery, Von Ryan's Express, what's So Bad About Being Good, and Harlow are repeats of 1975-77. Just what is SBC doing? G.I. ONG, Singapore 1335.
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      Not only late but cut almost In half
      131 17 Not only late but cut almost In half NOT only did SBC present the Oscar awards ceremony more than one year late, it also cut the twohour show to one hour and five minutes. SBS should remember that we viewers pay our fees to see good programmes. We are upset
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      Healthier to watch kissing scenes instead of violence
      168 17 REFERRING to the letter, "Bang! Bang! Kiss!" (ST, May 27), I was truly surprised that A. Rahman should be so upset by a little kissing scene that appeared on our TV screens. It was stated that the kissing episodes were overdone. I
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      218 17 IF A. Rahman (ST, May 27) considers the kissing scenes on TV programmes unhealthy for young viewers who watch shows like Starsky and Hutch and Hawaii Flve-O, then perhaps he should make sure his younger brothers don't watch such shows. After all, it would be equally unhealthy for them to
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      Bang! Bang!Kiss
      26 17 Bang! INIMHM M SBC Bang AbVVt MM «m( ■•BffMal^AAß ft *f f» VIS B HUdCto. VVMI 4f MM! <f MM Straits Hum, May n.
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      That's going too far to suggest licensing smokers
      319 17 AS A moderate smoker, I cannot help but comment on the letter by your reader, K.N. Achary, "Require smokers to apply for a licence" (ST. May 27). We already have adequate laws for littering regardless of what we throw. Does he mean
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      171 17 I WOULD like to respond to K N Achary's letter (ST, May 27). First, let me say that I am a smoker and although I agree with his points about littering and labelling of cigarettes, he has gone too darn far when he recommends that the government issue licences to
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      Patients who smoke in wards
      79 17 I VISITED a patient in Tan Tock Seng Hospital and was surprised to see patients warded in the Old Blocks" smoking away undisturbed. In particular the patient whom I visited was warned by his doctor not to smoke owing to his illness and I wouldn't
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      Not registered with board
      70 17 I REFER to the report in the Straits Times on May 21 that Mr Phua Seng Mok, a consultant architect was charged with receiving bribes. I would like to mention, (or the information of the public that Mr Phua Seng Mok is not registered with the
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      Not aware
      44 17 THE 65th annual general meeting of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club was held on May 25. The notice of meeting was sent only to a few selected members. The majority was not aware of the calling of the AGM. scsc, Stagaptre ICM.
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      1456 18 THE last transacted ready sale sr thr close of hmliwai oa the Stock Esrhaaje of Singapore yesMrdey compared wita use previous day's prices together wiOi I 87» Dark aad low 1 Ad)u«ed (or scrip rtgtits lasae) Hifb Ui lo«M«> 8ah SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMEBCIAL .no 245 Acma 330cd
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      335 18 SINOAPOBK UNIT TBUBT (Maaaaon* artess tar Jaa U) The Commerce 255 2 tgxd The Savlafs Fund LBB 1.78 S pore Prog Fund 1.23 I JS Sport Sec Fund 2.88 118 Spore Invest Fund 1 M 1 72 Spore Eoittty Fund 1 19 LS ASIA UNTI TRUST (Maaasarr- Brian
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1776 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1943 18 BID and oMcr prices officially listed and buslnns In and reported to the I Kuala Lumpur Stork Excnan)ie ye»- terday with the number ol (ham traded shown in brackets In lots o( 1.000 units unleat otherwise sped- j (led INMVnUAU Ayknaiili (3.18 B) Ueeai (2 188 2X6) (4)
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      Rises
      63 18 Tronoh 1500 4110 Kg Lanjut 655 +75 Castlefifld 2350 -50 Syn Resins 370 +40 M Rice 306 +22 Supreme Corp 248 +19 Gold Coin 278 +17 U M Works 231 +16 Tractors 845 +15 Sel Prop 915 +15 P Carbide 94 12 On Securities 112 +12 Cold Storage 396
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      16 18 PMC. 790 -JO M U Ind 1040-20 M Cement 570 -15 U Cables 392 -10
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        331 18 HONGKONG: Stocks weakened slightly yesterday, on profit-taking after the upward trend of ths past few days, dealers said. The Hang Seng index clowd 3.96 points down at 951.99, after having been around eight points down at one stage this morning, after which some buying support was seen, they said.
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        373 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply higher in light trading yesterday, on revived buying Interest over a wide (root following the easing of margin trading curbs from yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 42 77 to 6826.01 points, with a volume of 270 million shares. The New Index
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        340 19 SYDNEY. Wed. Shares came off their early lows in late trading but were still easier overall at the close as profit-taking continued in oil and minings and with golds down on the physical metal's weaker trend, dealers said. An exception was CSR which gained 10 rents
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        New York extends gain
        235 19 NEW YORK, Tues. The oil group and lower interest rates helped the stock market extend its recent gain in heavy trading as the Opec oil pricing conference neared Its close la Algeria. Analysts said the news from Algiers was not good for the market as a
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        250 19 ZURICH. Tues. Share prices tended steady on selective demand helped by the recovery of the dollar and lower gold price, dealers said. Swissair rose in transport on the stronger dollar but banks fluctuated narrowly and in generally higher finanacials Oerlikon-Buehrle, Motor Columbus, Interfood and Suedelektra featured
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        265 19 AMSTERDAM. Tues Share prices closed mixed to lower, with KLM falling 0 .80. lUnilever 0.10 and Hoogovens 0.20, while Royal Dutch firmed 0.30 guilders in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Nedlloyd feU one ABN lost two in otherwise firmer banks and mortgage banks. Rodamoo. expecting this year's results
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        486 19 LONDON, Tues. Government bonds closed lower and equities sharply below the day's highs following the release of UK banking data. The figure* suggest a rise in sterling M 3 of 2 per cent which would effectively rule out any cut in minimum lending rate for the
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        54 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 440 3 Monday 434.4 Week Ago 430.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 803 09 Monday 880.67 Week Ago 843.77 H X.HANG SENG Wednesday 961 M Tuesday 966.04 Week Ago MH.lt SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 867.46 Tuesday 657.86 Week Ago 66&04 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 886.48 Tuesday
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        137 18 CHINESE Predaee tTTsaaage, aaajaaste, seta etoata, prtsss par iWkgjiilirlsy: Cmaat sst: Bulk fob 13X00 seUers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $***** sellers, new drum fob $148 00 sellers Ceara: Mixed (loose) $7(00 buyers. Psaaar: Muntak white pepper lob Asta NLW fSBM sellers, Sarawak white pepper Caq
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        117 18 THE KILOBAR market for goad deliverable In Singapore opeasd at $49,847 aad closed st 140.485 yesterday In the Far East, goad opened at USISso 00 598.00 sad was traded up la close the morning session st 1888.88/881.80. The market reoptaed la the after nooa at 8568 08/800.00 and remained
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        138 18 THE STRAITS tin price edged $4 lower to $2,165 per picul (equivalent to $35.80 per Ulo, down six cents) in Penang yesterday, oa an official offering down 17V. tonnes to 173'; tonnes. The overnight London market was steadier with forward buyers gaining £115 to £7,360 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        31 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot CB6O (£873); sellers £861 (£874); Three Moath bayers £881 (£894); sellers £884(£8>U8). Marsat Uae: Steady at lower Sales: 17.300 tonnes
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        412 18 THE Singapore rubber market closed higher yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 300.00 cents per Ulo. up 2.50 cents on Tuesday's close, dealers said. The early afternoon steadiness was not sustained as profit-taking and subsequent London setback took levels 1.50 cents lower, they added. The market opened
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        68 18 •i«i.-» -v-vn mi ua BH» eato iBZL* IMRCV IMRL ,Mh IMRGP >MR 10 MR «0 1MRS0 (1-ua paltaci (luapdhl) (1-MapdhO iiSSSS! HwnW <i.».,dbt> ICvnU MU) ImnMm title M1J0N titJO Z7U0N ttiJ* uajoM m.00 323 0ON SUO J»0ON UNO UNO mio oojon niOO *****N TI*M T7UON A— (T*r«u4
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        40 18 Rubber Jane 11 Singapore: July: 300.00 cents (up 2.50 cents) Malaysia: July: 302.00 centa (up 3.00 cents) Tin: M 52,166 (down $4) (equivalent to $35.80 per kilo) (down 6 cents) Official offering: 173 V* tonnes (down 17V4 tonnes)
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        44 18 IUI ago M Hid*. 1*1 Properties 935 KRtiiu aaa Bto* an mptmmt Ceraa 248 .yer Hiiaai TU 1380 tratta Tradiag 1310 I Hides 314 M W 230 Tt«» U 1 H M(. 372 oW Storxe 390 ♦80 *45 i 18 1S >M U
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        29 18 ■a land P.. linu Corps kriuttl C B C M C Lpollo '.rli. Plaot 586 980 890 875 710 234 418 -1! -1( -1( -1( -1( -9 -8
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        Most active stocks
        19 18 >L Warrants ST6.I iw Par 570,1 )LLoan 334.1 Total turnover: 10.19m Total value: C7.91m lire*: SES
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        30 18 JTIndieator: odustrUls: totels: IOUCI DCS? Ainlngs' lAnUtkm: )CBC: i.E.S.Ind: i: S3H.S2 5428 80 535.08 ***** 927.10 927.82 465.71 471.80 402.59 406.87 300.46 302.98 914.06 912.73 523.36 524.92 ***** *****
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      334 18 BUYERS agala shifted their atte*U«a to (eras aa I a mw seketiwa af pacesetters at the Htagsaaw stark market yesterday TraaUag was dhrttacUy mare active as havers aad sellers tM far the reatral af several P-paJar tasaes. Bat the aadftisaf remalne4strsM(. After aJJa wtag far a
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      284 18 BUYING interest shifted to a new range of second and i third liners while current high-priced favourites con- tinued to consolidate at the Kuala Lumpur stock market I yesterday. Sentiment was good over- i 1 all and buyers dominated in the afternoon session, sending prices of selected issues
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      209 18 THE US Sing dollar opened cteadt- er at C.UOO 15 In reaction to the fjHia toae of the rs dollar in other ceatres. aad closed st C 1225 35 la the Singapore Bjbbj market yeatsraw Trading range from C 1200 and 12 1240 The market gathered strength
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      Discount
      47 18 RANGE of prices ofered by discount houses oo June li Overnight' 3-615 16*.' Call deposits: (v. (H% OaaesJ Barla* fcUag 3-month Treasury bills 6 15/18 81V18 3 month Bank bills 10. 10. 3 months CD 013/10 011/11 8 months CD 911/18 9 Source: National Discount Co
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      34 18 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on June II: Offer Bid Overnight 8 > 1 month 100/18 10 7/ IS 2 months 100/18 10 7/ is 3 months 10M low Overnight mode v
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      333 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 11: Closing Asian dollar certltlcates of deposit for prime names: CamactM Nominal rate* Smtthaonun Parcantaga quoted raalantoy {umtipmitf chMo* Lmi1»iUwiUim inlt a* fareiga cvreaey: US dollar 2.1225 2.1235 2.8196 24.72 SterUng pound 4.9515 4.9565 7.3469 -32.60 Australian dollar
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      Prime lending rates
      23 18 HE average ate at which majar Ibaaas are earreatty prepare, to read to their heat leaatsaitrs Is IM per eeat.
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      Hong Leong poised for further expansion
      727 19 A PROFIT increase of 20 to 30 per cent is Hong Leong Finance's target for this financial year. General manager Mr Gan Khai Choon said, "We are gearing ourselves towards suitable businesses and a diversified portfolio so that j whatever economic condi- nons prevail,
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      Pan-El's 12pc rise in profit surpasses forecast
      199 19 Pan-El's 12pc rise in profit surpasses forecast PAN Electric Industries has surpassed its own profit forecast by achieving a 12 per cent rise in earnings last year. At $6.84 million, group pre-tax profit is $340,000 better than the $6.5 million profit forecast by the company in its rights issue document
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      592 19 Singapore Electronics Engineering (Pte) Ltd. is Singapore's leading and most advanced electronics and engineering company dealing I I with the service, maintenance, sales, design I I and installation of sophisticated equipment, I is looking for a top calibre. I GENERAL MAN AGE R I to head its associate company in
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      1097 19 INCOME N.T.U.C. CO-OPERATIVE INSURANCE COMMONWEALTH ENTERPRISE LIMITED (REGISTERED UNDER THE COOPERATIVE SOOETIES ACT SINGAPQRE) 33RD FLOOR, SHAW TOWERS, 100 BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE 0718 TEL *****80 (MAXWELL ROAD P.O BOX 2467 SINGAPORE 9044.) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Tenth Annual General Meeting of N T U C
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      3644 20 AT YOUR SERVICE HATES SECTION INDEX i/'icr T#l#poOf*# S*tvkc: *****22 dcis/wai QPDvircc Q *f h^ Moodoy Fndoy 8 M o m 5 00 p m O<*nory 70 c* p« .ord Im TO 50) »|«RCHANOI8E ••4-44** I N.w Muting Rood oH (Monday Fndoy) VHI *XS2J!5S tWtN b f^HSUNAL 1 Upp» Poyo
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      520 20 A lledtng and well HliMnlNd Oroup ol CompaniM require* CONFIDENTIAL CLERK/ STENOGRAPHER Requirement*: Minimum 3 GC.E. O' level certificate with strong credit In English. Possession of a HSC Certificate will be an advantage. L.C.C.I. Typewriting Shorthand Certificates A minimum of 1 year's working experience. Able to work Independently lnter*«t*d candidate*,
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      620 20 A well ••t.bl.lh.d Printing comptwiy At KMimQ P1#C4 rvquirv* A) TELEPHONE OPERATORS O.C E. O' level Ability to handle a switchboard/ telex machine knowledge of typing B) GENERAL/ STOCK CLERK With 2 years' relevant experience and knowledge of Chinese. C) OFFICE DESPATCH RIDER With motorcycle licence. Ptasss apply in writing,
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      1356 21 II EMPLOYMENT CONSTRUCTION FIRM REOUMES Female General Clerk Cum Typ46 Situations Vacant p m c 'j£x m ESi FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK/ Typist Knowledge of accounts. typing correspondence and good in English Please tel *****4/ b) Secretarial ft ki:«m Clerical female clerk/typist it-it ably Indian required K' jwledge of accounts preferable
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      496 21 INTERNATIONAL SMNMtMG MILLS H PTELTD requires ACCOUNTS CLERK /TYPIST OuatiWcsttans: GCE O level or equivalent Knowledge of bookkeeping and Mandarin required A cl tl Interested applicants please f, apply in writing with expected salary or personally to ei p The Pwtonnd Dspsrtmonl 51 KMI Vw> Avenue. 1 1/4 milH Bukit
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      636 21 requires a MALE GENERAL CLERK ppliranis must be Singapore miens who have completed heir National Service They nould possess a minimum of rtree OCE O level passes Inluding English An ability to rpr accurately at 35 w.p.m Is ssenllal. Applicants must be repared to work overtime and n alternate Sundays.
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      379 21 TAKASAGO THERMAL ENGRQ. CO LTD urgently require* RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR Age 18-22 years Preferably experienced In handling PMBX switchboard though not essential Pleasant personality FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Age 18 22 years Pt«a«. contact, l»l ***** JUNE for an appointment I. The** who neve appliad lor •t (A) previously, mod no*
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      754 21 Mutti-Mational company in Jurong rtqmiMi TEMPORARY ACCOUNTS CLERK with pcospcc I to be p#ffnwwfrt •UK after »«of t period. Applicants must have a good Secondary education with at least a credit In Mathematics and preferably have knowledge of book-keeping. Pteese write to THE OFFICE MANAGER BABCOCK ALLATT (f PTE LTD
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      637 21 RESEARCH ASSIST ANT requited lawiiadlatoh;. Preferably Oi"E A' level or equivalent Knowledge vt Accounting and typing essential Please appty with full perticulers. a recent photograph and contact telsphons numb* to: THE COMPANY SECRETARY 22NO FLOOR. CPF 0LO& 7*. ROBINSON ROAD SINGAPORE OKI SECRETARY/OFFICE ASSISTANT required Age above 25 years. Good
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      550 21 Wall established Motor firm urgently require* 1) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK With a minimum typing speed of 3S w p.m. 2) MALE FEMALE CLEANERS WASHERS 3) STOCK CONTROL CLERK interested applicants, p forward sppHeeOons, with nenratumaMa photograph and teleTHE PERSONNEL MANAGER P.O. BOX 2849 SINGAPORE 904*. c) Salt ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVE
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      576 21 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN '•quir»d by an established building materials company. Preferably applicants should have good experience In this trade and have good contacts with Architects. Quantity Surveyors. Designers. Contractors and Developers Good personality, self-confi-dence and Initiative are essential Suitable applicants plaaaa submit lull personal particular* of qualifications experience, salary expected, together
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      728 21 INTERIOR DECORATION FIRM requires a SALES REPRESENTATIVE completed secondary education Preferably with relevant sale* experience We o**r good bawc salary phi* commission lo the right applicant Pl**t j apply to: THE ADVERTISER BLK. 2. UNIT «117«19. PSA MULTI STOREY COMPLEX PASIR PAMJANG ROAD SINGAPORE 051 1 INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NOW accepts
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      558 22 I^~~^~™~™~ o rHOO, 46 Situations Vacant SCHOOL LEAVERS earn as much as $600 PER .aalalalalaiaaialalaiaiaiaiaV MHrMTH" ,^l^Ha^HßlHaaaaaiaaaaam MUN In! JOIN US NOW AND WIN Urgently needed! Male li«h«rl imarnaiinnal aroun lil Hi OU S Dranu OI COflripT^nrn'V^ sumr r pro<T- »«M thl. «t previous experience is ope^-oT I reared but
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      344 22 i I An international insirurnenunow^uirestne^wtngper. KNNmT.CH.Cax WTANTa/TECNNicAt Candidates should poises, a E^ISSH rrren=%rrran'd wmjngness u> work hard need E The Company offer,, rewarding A and challenging career together with attractive frmge^net.t I *or^^cemen{and OU!SmnK0U!SmnK' ty struinc niation projects MSmr«r4 boning i or IZT^T^cV" 2) draughtsmen ---^r J^.,7, I^r'SSSS,.lS j| v^-Uicatea
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      288 22 LARGE FACTORY REQUIRE* MouWmg shift Leader Must be m^lnef a£V.kT£V c, i^ Road, spore i»53 or t*i c —^7- xper,enced or apprentice pply personally at NO M. TAGORE LANE aiNCAPOREMTi a -j---a ™^»ri. MECHANICAL* J JSBgSSuii draughtsman r ..t..0xa.,~ >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< n eading Construction rlrm Inites applicants for the post of
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      550 22 I laCj A p^^^^^^^^^^^^^ G}A|«l nvl jT ppllcallons for lhe »]v't*s applications for the posu We fTimod^te vacan. (A) PLANT OPEHATOH C«S for «Stt2«SSC TECHNICAL jn^^nyV.nr TRAINEES 3 Uriv- ___a^_ ing Licence and be able u> I JP*. t Preferably below 40 years of HHPH I candidates wlU.outM«»4V7|l I cmian.
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      428 22 SAf ETV SUPERVISOR RfOUMCO I HH^H VV for Building ConsUuctlon Site H aVm P-^"t'.^XbS iT\\ 4p|flH L^-ilfflSH ge^oiicoN«TmicTK>N PbWEfWSWE F°*'"H ffllfflwlEp^l |R^Se 2 =«r \7ZZ*W*sdF* £C c stTrob" RAV^|\C^ diplomat^ %Kl>Va tCAy* X A%lk\*^ 4 drlve «VVaV -*C miKantm th# -K>V. O\V %Oa\* r*Z**tm*t UT «*l6 r- ]o*s^ r^*9^ «»<*
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      175 22 I A Kfl/ iliilg^^ ■■■Kk 1 SE^lHl WxWtdjT ntllUir W^ J*^*^*A Bb* c\ 4V* jl<aC^ O^^VV O<^><o^ \P <^\^\^ o^S^L^^ v^«Fsr#^ <*C'ldP J^J&S^^^ V\ kiVC"* «|V AC^ W6 VW^A*- A»" 0 *><* •^^5^ t^^l>e^ ,»\P^' rf* -Av 1* o*. c *\cJp*^ J,* o r*>^ Q vS O V^ <^tr- yrs
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      243 22 HYMOLD PTE LTD MACH.N^T TRAINEES W.th NTC 3,n m.«.l machining 1(lHl S= sksjskiu. NO 1 FOURTH lOK YANG >» (Feeder «rvice. 250 «250A) zusspsssr* (A) M.lw»l Hwdtw »"L—<F-—> ExP'r"'nceP"'«red but not aJZT^--. p-«-r"^^ 11^^ tn.p.««-. .NTER^AT^rc^ROLS PTE LTD »C-iaC Btoek 4 100. To. P.yoh North Sing»por. 1231 I LU H^
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      723 23 II EMPLOYMENT i^—Hl^ 46 Situation.v.c.nt f^Q LJ I IQC^ •r r ilifcii^B# f#qofM c) Production FEMALE 'SSSiSS Ju>ono Co«npa«r ixiiiiim -oooc^RA.Oßs Appucnt. should b. 1 Training provided In age, 16 year. o4d and Workmg now.: above Mondays to Fridays tarn to In education. Primary 4 m .v,^ ,N,N h» S^ondtry
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      266 23 I 4bP^IL SUM(DENELECTRONICS pte.lto. a sub.,d,aryo,SumitomoE,ec--c In^Ules Ltd ..pan ,n Sk GENERAL OPERATORS a Must be Singapore citizens Minimum age v! years and I »b°v« w.0,,,,^. Waprovide. Attractive starting salary c Free transport at plci-up points Jos^llro h^huKanS to SumTden" To" Payoh to B^l^ Free tea/coffee breaks Rood working environment
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      611 23 .fffP^Jfll^I™"^1™"^ bL' PUP U •1 I I llf —11 XII Ja^^MlaT ■■bMblb^bMb^bß Has Immediate ,nv,tes .ppiicion. for Vacanciesfor MAI C rcl-.lc MftnMPTinki FEMALE PRODUCTION PRODUCTION OPERATORS a a^«»» am M OPERATORS I $TARI ING I Uinill lIIU a^a^B^B^BgBBBBBBBJBH Pl, >n\# I OALAnT ■jLlil__ M 1 APPfin* loflWTWTrrTiMll < I ■^■■■."■■■■."■■■■■S
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      387 23 BSSBSI mtmtkmm Mnairnai bt« irn rf mSm.Vc7^ th?'Jsle?gaS TRAINEE MACHINE operators (MM a F*mM| 5-dev week UnMorme provided Free retreekment AppllcanU should preferably have some experience In the textile IndusUy D1 Please apply personauy 3839A.8LK2 JTC FLATTED FACTORY JALAN BUKIT MERAH SINGAPORE 0315. Miscellaneous A.B. DICK OFFSET machine S^tMe^pE. call
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      775 23 car,ar. attendant. required Immediately by estab- QRIVFR llshed property management wn"cn 2) GENERAL ng^yp*-**-,* WORKER ACCOUNTS taK%HMM clerk '-"oSSr*' 4) !IS?2J IDIC J^ZT f ""^^nO^^™ < 1 ri cycun rnwu teiitdc aTaW .Aiu.Ki l<££t AVENUE 3 ii..m.tosp.m. I—-^—I V>>r»)C/>)C/>>ry>>ry> Applications are invited (Of Selo-O*^ pos-tion ,n Our Sngapore §ates Urnt
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      375 23 T jjj^J^^ FEMALE ICE-CREAM SCOOPERS Reojtarements: I Must be Singapore eiutfn. SE^^ 0" Ferw»»r»>a»,ri W9 iiiii.di.iiiy: NURSE HF»S MTERWR FWM MMEDIATELY reS~Sf may apply Call personally to B89- Katong Shopping Centre Time: 4to 7pm mterMtJon^ treigM »orwerd« urK">t>y require Singapore cltlzens who have completed NS. to start wore Immediately a,
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      287 23 Z/ \S Y> < ■^fekx Q3 W9 LAMIPAK SEALS THE WORLD 1--^ (aw. PSSiSS m^~ MSI \iV4W^ \rt 1 |ti*~»*l n..^ -T^»^ < J We are a leader in the field of Plastic Packaging. Due tO re-Organisation we have Created 200 vacande. tor girl. to work as: BAG MAKERS J
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      535 24 T.^ »PMPl nVUFMT CMrLUlßlLril I Cf u^n| 46 Sltl»tlOntV«C«nl M-jii a6sii====i====_ (HCV ■~"^="~^^ff^ T""T DELIVERY DRIVER 5 V^-Vs > A«r.«.T««,r TastW*"^ OPERATORS I men women lor vscsncM* in the Pecmanei* Ist sMR I*™*^ P""'"*:- r^ml.OSp.-^ai—n^Frtdn. 55.. I.aX do shift duues Nomlcroscoplc work _v *v. iinrouiinc 2) CHAMBERMAIDS Ings pas— Be--
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      275 24 -jjr //—+~'m r **t£'«-^ r-Quirw, Al FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONISTS A GCE certificate with 3 creditt. Minimum aSSSSTST" KIS 3 *HU M-.-ppM-National Service. B) FRONT OFFICE GCE O level certlf ictt With 3 Credits 52".^."personality Previous machine an advantage. sssrjsr "SSSmm— Mutt be able to speak .imp). English. MiniZ^^S^" not neewwry.
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      456 25 TKMM CHOON CO PTE LTD S'por*UMdCar*Cantr. riul n Kamponp l»ti Frl»9»C«p«li Junction O« SMkH T«»h »C««a»hRo«» T«* 7J*****V 7S7JI4S/2J***** -PRIVATE CARS lf7« Datsun 120Y GL A/C Srd Cortln. 16 EstaU A/C Ford Oranada 28 Ohla ro%ra C Crett,da 2000 ToU H, ace Commuter A/C 1877 Ford Cortina 16 GL A/C
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      1066 25 AO (TOO VESTA Sprint V. 1975 A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires New tyres, new metallic paint, any make 1973 onwards vehicles, new Insurance/tax Showroom Company or private welcomed condition *****17 T>1 *****58 Tony AN YAMAHA 100 In good condl- A BUSMESSMAN RCOUMES prl- on i?f "'H***** °n° Call Chen company vehicle
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      384 25 M a^,«mm#^.,^« ACCOfTimOMtIOn V«C«nt *> H •«SK^SSgZg{» M DISTS. 10. 11.21. S Fully, party »nd unfurrmtwd .Srl.|ford Road MJOO S™ HXno*Soad S£S Wllmonar Avenue $3,500 Chestnut Drive $3JOO .Kings Walk $3,000 !«"c",Vr"5reSf en S^2 •Sunset Crescent $2,700 m m S'£X pir i Smi*poJ» 0822 Trt^SSSls Km.) T^.: ■>.—, EXCLUSIVE PROPERTIESH
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      519 26 I APARTMENT AVAILABLE bedrooms, swimming pool squash courts Close to sSper d market, partially/ fully furnish 0; ed Rental $1 600 to $2600 Silver t green Properties 2P*****/2926«20 APARTMENTS FOR MINT ai Nn 2 e a-^SSSen^d^or v?ef- A TASTEFULLY FURNISHED walk up apartment, just 5 minute from Orchard/ Tanglln. 3
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      473 26 I WELL DESIGNED LUXURIOUS PENTHOUSE FACING SEA .aree bedroom, Large bedrooms, living/dlnlng Te'r. 'f^enTra? afr^V,* qU. Sr h Central alrcondltionlng swimrn'rVg p^rcarDa^kCd M.,mmvM.m WOOLLERTON PARK LUXURIOUS 3-BEOROOMED APARTMENT central alrcond sDlit level n. Kl»=-.",,r-.T,,»K1»=-.",,r-.T,,»;1r" greenery A»iM«bH 1-7-BD. Pnc* $3MO ineiiirtin. uT^rl... Including Maintenance PHONE: *****51 f/ KOOmS ASIAN HOUSING AGENCY
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      770 26 FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED FLATS /houses wanted In good localities for ready clients Asian Housing *****12 LOOKING FOR FLAT 3 to 4 rooms Owners please call ***** SMALL FAMH.V NEEDS an unfurnished apartment/ HDB flat, for rent Please call *****00 WANTED APARTMENTS. FLAT* terraces, semi-detached Any districts Owners please contact. lei. *****61
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      826 26 M«TMC~ 10 Solidly constructed 2-storey house on 40.000 sq.ft of elevated land Spacious built-in area comprls- Ing lounge separate dining room. r 5 bedrooms and separate servants' quarters i PRICE: S2 miNon DISTRICT 10 Extensively renovated detached bungalow on 12.000 q ft Lounge/ dining. 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, separate servants'
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      1007 27 I ?n^J,.n «T^f.!^! L? f i Tih 63 ReSldtntial PrOOtr- ed apartment with swimming tiM For Sate """^Sn^i^^S!?." titS FOr S«te s»Ute Principals on., LI. i^ W*T MBBWJ VBJ.A 6th floor (9-slorey 1. best block facing pool. 2JOO sq ft 3 bedrooms servants M) HOUSe, vn r.^'%e^ <'ss U ~c.
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      497 27 SHERWOOD TOWERS MAISONETTE high floor, facing swimmlng pool, vacant possession, $285,000 Phone *****88 ext 672 SPACIOUS WALK-UP APARTMENT in Newton Circus area. 3 bedrooms bathrooms attached Sell»ng with tenancy. $140,000 inter,$,$t«i phone *****1 <lpm to7pm) TEXT** CENTRE Tully furnishtenancy $190,000 Orchard Hous1,1.*****73/4 wlU4.i.inißlTainiltrl. r^ 3 b^o^WanV^oT sess'lon3.^^.^^^ 01 DOOMED HD.
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      924 27 AUSTRALIAN COMPANY WE- NEAJMMO COMPLETION CentraOUIRES to lease groundfloor Use aircond office space with factory. 6.000 9.000 sq ft with good location for sale at Oolden office space and around 2.000 Sultan Plaza and Auto Spare *0 compound area; for steel Parts Centre Area 500 to l\ 00 unit assembly
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 Deaths
      204 28 LEE KAM FATT Aged 29 passed away suddenly on 10/6/80 Leaving behind wife Kit Lin grandmother, mother, brothers and sisters Cortege will leave his residence 588-A. Serangoon Road. Singapore 0821 on 13/6/80 to ML Vernon for cremation Has son* Horn* to ba with Itw Lord on lilh Juno
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      1045 28 VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION INTENSIVE COACHING BY rell- I ahle. experienced bilingual II oc CHiimlinn tutors for all subjects and con- II SS tOUCBlion versatlon Tel *****00/*****03 MATHEMATICS BY TRAINED ex- I =^^i^=^=^ ,-nenrer] lad) graduate Msuicl I m) loci vf^7 nl"fT"H n rVt%; I chirje" 43? MV/ h4MTrS/ O(«40?M I
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      804 28 VII TRAVEL TOURS afafafafafJaafl MS r- 1 ™^™™*J nYoil UrT\ flfn GT\/7aMl HJI fl \\Va\vl (J j [Jl^J |_J UU^UUlji_L9J\ lM I^Wrfn^irnr^iMPf^B J L5/a\| [JJI^U Ul^LI 111^15 if Mwayiil MiMMMaMayMMaMMayiMMm T __^.^BW BEE B-^^L--| AMFRIPA flf) AA IVI t«l9^, A\ OU THE AMERICAN EXPERIBMCE (North South East-West) Hwrai»CaWoma Nwate fay—
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      IN LOVING MEMORY Of
      26 29 Departed 12.6.74 Not just today but every day. In silence we remember Deeply mlaaed by Husband. cMMren. grand-daughter MDM SEAH MEOW BWAV
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      32 29 SERVICE FOR THE late John I Barker) Rodngues will be held at st Joseph's Church Victoria street today (12/8/80) at 2 pm after which cortege will leave for CCX Cemetery
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      123 Acknowledgement* THE FAMILY Of THE LATE
      126 29 123 Acknowledgement* THE FAMILY Of THE LATE THE FAMILY OF the late Basil Anthony Nettar express their sincere thanks to the Rev Fathers, relatives and friends for their kind assistance, condolences, donations, wreaths, night visits and prayers during their recent bereavement THE FAJM.Y OF the late Quek Yong Quee of
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      124 In Memonam IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF
      96 29 124 In Memonam IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF Departed 12.6.79 Within our home when all was bright. God took from us a shining light: We miss that light, and always will. Hl* vacant place no one can fill. Al»aja ramamb*raO by hll loving wita and loVed ontt IN EVERLASTMQ MOMMY OF
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      In Loving Memory Of
      67 29 Departed 12 6T» Sadly mnwd but always remembered by wife, chi'dran and loved Departed 12.6.77 In vwriASiinQ FTisfnory of our d*)«r**t mother MRS. LEE GEOK LEONG Nm MARY LAW POH GWEK Who MM v* ihi« day 3 year* age. Sadly ml***d but dearly r*m*mtxrad lor*v*f by
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      47 29 O.p.rt»d 12th Jurva 197» a time Is coming and has now come when the dead will hear the voice of the Son of God and those who hear will live." Mb Mi Ahny* timimlwid by lovwj on**. MR. WEE BOON K I ANG
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      IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF
      27 29 IN E VERL ASTING MEMORY OF MOM. DOROTHY UM CHOON NCO CALLED TO BE WITH THE LORD ON 12 JUNE 7t. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY CHILDREN ft GRANDCHILDREN
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon Two amateurs meet, but depart angry
      354 29 Two amateurs meet, but depart angry PORTHCAWL, Wed. American golfers Jim Williams and Scott Curiel had never met before their first-round encounter in the British amateur golf championship at Royal Porthcawl near here in Wales yesterday and, after an acrimonious end to their contest, wished they never had. Things turned
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      445 29 ROME, Wed. The European soccer championship finals kick off here and in Naples today with two matches which may, at a blow, settle the winners of Group One. In Rome, holders Czechoslovakia meet West Germany (kick-off 1545 GMT) in a replay of the 1976
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      Lock icon German youths scrape through
      175 29 German youths scrape through Guangzhou, Wed. A last-minute goal gave the West German youth team a 1-0 victory over China's Guangdong Province in the Guangzhou international soccer tournament here yesterday. Centre-forward Dieter Schatzschneider scored off a short pass from Rolf Blau. In Vieaaa, Austria Wien, who had won the League
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      Lock icon Watson tipped to win US Open
      405 29 SPRINGFIELD, Wed. Tom Watson is the choice of his fellow golfers to win the 80th United States Open championship which begins tomorrow as long as he can keep out of the rough at the gruelling Baltusrol course. Said Larry Nelson, winner of the Atlanta
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      806 29 BAASTAD, Wed. Sweden boosted their chances of reaching the Davis Cup European Zone Section A tennis final by winning the first two singles of their semi-final against West Germany here yesterday. Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg crushed Rolf Gehring 6-1. 6-1. 6-2, while Kjell Johansson beat Klaus
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    MEMORIAM
    23 29 In «v«r loving memory of MR. S MANICKAM. Deported 1 1th Jurw 1972. Fondly rtmtmbcrtd and cherished by wife and cnHOfwn. roifw
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      273 29 fffUC UUELCOfTIE i SUPERMARKETS The return of the PRICEFIOHpR Win on-the-spot prizes. And a chance to enter the NTUC Welcome Pricefighter Contest. Come and get more details from your nearest Supermarket. OFFERS UNTIL 18TH JUNE 1980 •■^■■^^BB^i* ™^J^P™ VlßV^^kis^^^Blß^^Bßf^il^BkaS ■fc^V^P •(H |^^k CmT^ ribena [1 SMK M BLACKCURRANT KIWI PRE
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Bee Khim bags fifth Open title
      292 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By KEE BEE KHIM continued her winning ways when she captured the Seletar Golf Club women's Open championship with a record-breaking one-under-par 70 yesterday. Her breathtaking performance was eight strokes better than ner own mark set in the 1977 championship. But the
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      53 30 MAY we refer to Ernest Frida's report, headlined "G*M dispute over card signing ends", which appeared In Thursday's Times port. The club champion•hlp la the premier event la the Singapore Wand Cooatry Club golf calendar, and the club vlce-captaln, Mr Cheung Wing, was appointed greens snb-ccmmlttee member In charge
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      Referee's decision final?
      150 30 As the committee member in charge, aad based on past practice, one would be entitled to assume that his duties Included that of "referee" to settle any disputes and adjudicate on the rales of «olf, with the power or discretion to disqualify a competitor, who, In Us
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      Yeoh reveals plans for night racing in Ipoh
      1056 30  -  FAIRWAY ONE OF SEVERAL ITEMS ON PERAK TURF CLUB DRAWING BOARD By IPOH, Wed. The Perak Turf Club are seriously thinking about holding races at night in the near future. If the PTC do introduce night racing, they will be the first
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      Two-goal de Souza
      84 30 BRIAN de Souza netted two goals (or Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union as they beat Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union 4-1 to move into the Division Two quarter-finals of the National Trades Union Congress interunion soccer tournament at Farrer Park. Egarbaran and Sam completed the scoring.
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      Asia Electric triumph
      70 30 ASIA Electric consolidated their position in the National Basketball League when they beat Combined Schools 7M2 at Bartley Road last night. In another match, Kong Siong Old Boys' Association outplayed Police 60-57. NATC 98-50 NGEE ANN Technical College trounced Education Publication Bureau 98-50 in the Nanyang Siang
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      Geraldine upsets
      47 30 EIGHTH-SEEDED Geraldine Yeo upset lop-seeded Judith d'SUva M, 5-9, 94, 9-7 in the quarter-finals of the Stellar women's squash championships at Railing yesterday. Other results: Christine Round bt Diana Vow 34), Betty Biles bt Kama la Kandiah 3-0, Urn Siok Hui bt Lynn Hodgins 3-2.
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      Lav defeats Ong 3-1
      43 30 LAU Weng Yew beat Alan On« 3-1 (32-79, 76-15, 62-27. 61-38) in the Singapore Billiards Association senior snooker championships at Lau's Arcadia last night. In another match, So Poo San defeated Robert Chng 3-2 (60-30, 22-59, 47-58, 62-36, 70-39).
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      Whipped
      44 30 CHAI CHEE whipped Delta 4-1 in the semi-finals of the Fraser and Neave badminton training scheme inter-centre tournament at the Delta Sports Complex yesterday. In the other semi-finals, Queenstown beat Toa Payoh 32. The final will be played tomorrow at the same venue.
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      Pasla Bond puts in strong bid for King's Cup
      283 30 Pasla Bond puts in strong bid for King's Cup KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Pasla Bond strengthened his bid for the $102,000 King's Gold Cup here on Sunday with a dashing workout today, reports FAIRWAY. With Robert Ooi up, the Runnymade grey reeled off 600 metres in 38.4 sec., striding out on
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      PRO-AM ENTRIES
      545 30 ENTRIES for the Singapore Turf Club combined amatuer and professional meeting on June 21 and 22: Professional horses CUm S 1,4M metres: Ace of Aces, Actor V, Anak Sarawak n, Baccarat, Besplan, Born Siren, Brown Bomber, Chuan Jit Mah, Continental n, Country Lord n. Diamond Hill, Flortuda, Gallant
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      THE SCHEDULE
      97 30 First day (Jum 21): Pr sir—lias I ksrses Class S Dtvs. 1 aad 2 I,B*ol, MABA Clan 2 UMm, MABA Class 3 Dlv. B IJMm, MABA Class 4 Jack aad Jill Stakes Dlv. B l,lMm, MABA Class 5 4Mm bardic race J.tHm, Ladies race Dlv. B 1,BS. SecMd
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE THREE
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      Lock icon Sport receives another boost... KONI to sponsor two coaches
      135 31 Sport receives another boost... KONI to sponsor two coaches JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Olympic Committee "KONI" have agreed to help the Indonesian Football Federation (PSSI) come out of their recent slump by sponsoring two foreign coaches for a four-year period and financing the training overseas of five national coaches for
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      133 31 MALACCA, Wed. Malice* will have two mere Mink e*vte at the Aye r Keroh Country Club by the ead of March. TV $mjm project ate* Includes coMtncOoa of aWwera mad h »"C l -g rooms, a r ah tern and the groud floor will boose
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      Johore bent on beating Kelantan
      193 31 Johore bent on beating Kelantan KOTA BAHRU, Wed. Johore have reduced Malacca's fears considerably by pledging to "play their hearts out in their last Malaysia Cup soccer match against Kelantan here tomorrow. A draw or a win for Johore will confirm Malacca's fourth position in the league table, thus earning
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      156 31 TODAY KELANTAN v JOHORE (Kota Bahru Stadium, 8). Johore side set to finish fifth in the league a big improvement from their tenth spot last year. Malacca, despite their keen interest in the outcorae of tomorrow's match, have not sent any special message of encouragement to Johore. But Mustapha is
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    351 32 Go home to help regain freedom: Raja KAMPUCHEAN refugees In Thailand must go hack U their eautry and help regain Its freedom mm independence Instead of sfttlag In refugee ramps aad being fed Indefinitely by the world community, the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajarataam, said yesThey
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        79 1 INSIDe Seeing the world on rails |7j hi ~l If yaa're going to Enrape or India or Australia on a limited budget, a railway pass is jnst what you'll need. Find out more on Pag* 6 A song of solace +^^a\m The Singapore Symphony Chares has picked a composer's tribute
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      575 2  - PICK of the DAY JOHN DE SOUZA By C 8iCT¥ THE GLAMOROUS facade of Hollywood in the Thirties, that city of celluloid dreams at the zenith of an era, can be seen in the Thursday Feature Special (Ch 5, 10.06 p.m.) slot. The film is called Inside Daisy Clover and
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        138 2 ABU HASSAN a Lobby, fourth floor, comic opera by the from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. University of Singapore On till Sunday. Opera Group at the GRAPHICS IN SOVfctoria Theatre at 8.30 CIAL COMMUNICAp.m. today, Saturday TION EXHIBITION at and Sunday. Tickets: $2, the National Museum 3 and 5. Young
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        1008 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opentif folowed by Ra Trade 7.45 New Adventures Of Wonder Woman 3.30 Diary 01 Events (Chinese) The Boy Who Knew Her Secret 3.35 The Vafabond Swordsman (r) T A line c I? ti£ y 930 (English) 6.30 News In Brief 10-00 Wwthe Rftport
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        535 3  -  DELISLE SCHWARTZ Programme noU» by 880 and Chorus prw#nt Brahms' German Rtqiilwn Tomorrow, Saturday, 5.15 p.m.; Singapore Conference Hall NO MAN ever paid a higher tribute to his mother than Brahms in his German Requiem. When the composer's mother died in 1865, he threw himself into
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        259 3 Master Class in Singing by SSO guest soloists Marilyn Richardson and Jamas Christiansen Sunday (June 15), 2 p.m. National Theatre Club Hall; Admission free YOU will not be titillated with the latest escapade of the caddish Eugene Onegin, wooed by Don Giovanni, or
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        The first step for Hongkong holiday and $15,000 prize
        512 3  -  JOHN DE BOUZA By AMATEUR singers can win prizes, and a chance to perform in Hongkong, in the Pre-Asian Amateur Singing Contest. The contest, organised and presented by Rediffusion and Emeron, is actually the Singapore prelude to the lavish and glamourous
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