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Title Section13 1980-07-01 1 The Straits Times Estd TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1»8I 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/8013 words
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Article733 1980-07-01 1 'Viets to play on world's sympathy* KUALA LUMPUR, Monday VIETNAM and the Heng Samri* regime in Kampuchea plan to use starving Kampucheans as an excuse to woo international food aid to feed their military forces, Singapore's Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S.AFP - 733 words
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525 1980-07-01 1 'Muskie found serious problems in Asia' WASHINGTON, Mon. US Secretary of State Edmund Muskie has found serious problems developing in Asia, but was satisfied that they have not reached a crisis. This was stated by American officials who returned here last night with Mr Muskie from a trip that tookReuter; UPI - 525 words
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Article72 1980-07-01 1 BEIJING. Mon. China said today that a number of Vietnamese "armed provocations" along the border with the China* province of Yunnan have caused "numerous" death* among the Chinese population since April A Peoples Daily report today said that the Chinese militia "hit back on June 11 whenAFP - 72 words
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Article54 1980-07-01 1 i STOCKHOLM, Mon. The Soviet Union yesterday detonated its biggest underground military nuclear explosion so far this year in the Semipalatinsk area in western Siberia, the Upsala seismological institute reported today. Spokesman Klaus Meyer at the institute north of here said the blast was registered 6.5 onAP - 54 words
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330 1980-07-01 1 Portrait of Mao to bo hung up again BEIJING, Mon THE huge portrait of the late Chairman Mao Zedong, which was removed from the entrance to Beijing's "Forbidden City" in early March, is to be rehung shortly, the Beijing Evening News reported last night The news came two days beforeReuter - 330 words
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Article78 1980-07-01 1 ICAIRO, Mon. The Suez Canal is being enlarged to allow giant American aircraft carriers to reach the strategic Gulf area more quickly, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported today. The paper, which recalled that the carrier Nimitz had taken several weeks to reach the Indian Ocean viaAFP - 78 words
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Article29 1980-07-01 1 NEW YORK, Mon. Republican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan is estimated to have a net worth of between {2 million and $4 million, Time magazine said yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article141 1980-07-01 1 CAIRO, Mon. The deposed Shah of Iran underwent surgery today for the removal of pus in his left lung, medical sources said. The surgery took place at the armed forces hospital where the Shah, 60, was admitted on Friday with a fever The sources said theUPI - 141 words
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Article89 1980-07-01 1 BAHRAIN. Mon. Several oil producing countries are set to raise prices tomorrow under a new Opec agreement, but Saudi Arabia, the largest exporter, today kept the world guessing about its policy on pricing and output. The decision by Saudi Arabia, which produces about a thirdReuter - 89 words
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347 1980-07-01 1 JAKARTA, Monday PRESIDENT Suharto and Mr Lee Kuan Yew will meet this week to talk about tension in South-east Asia and a free economic zone on Batam to attract foreign investment. "It will be a meeting about hopes and concerns forAFP; UPI - 347 words
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Article, Illustration147 1980-07-01 1 ASSOCIATE Professor 8.Y. Tmn kM been apC luted Deaa of the w Faculty at the Natlonal University of Singapore tram today. Her two-year appolntment by Dr Toay Tan, the uriverstty's VlceChancellor aid Education Minister, was announced by the oatgolag Dean, Professor Si Jayaknmar, at147 words
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Article71 1980-07-01 1 BEIJING, Mon. More than 1,600 ageing Communist Party officials in the south-western Chinese province of Guizhou have either retired or left their posts to become advisers to make way for younger people, the Worker's DaDy said The Chinese authorities have recently been strongly pushing the IdeaReuter - 71 words
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133 1980-07-01 1 Surprise Israeli raid on guerilla base TEL AVIV, Mon. ISRAELI commandoes staged a surprise raid into southern Lebanon last night and wiped out a Palestinian guerilla base that military officials termed a significant target. The commandoes surprised the guerillas in an encampment 8km north of coastal Tyre. They blew up133 words
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Article34 1980-07-01 1 MANILA, Mon. Police yesterday shot dead the leader of nine prisoners who escaped from the provincial jail in the southern city of Cotabato list week. Police arrested five of them today. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article29 1980-07-01 1 MANILA, Mon. The Philippines' 81-year-old Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo left for New York today to become president of the United Nations Security Council for July. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article70 1980-07-01 1 Conserving energy MANILA, Mon. President Ferdinand Marcos today ruled out the possibility of elections in the Philippines in the near future, declaring that the people's concentration was needed to fight the energy crisis. "With the crisis as it is, do you think any leader would think of an election? WeReuter - 70 words
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Article30 1980-07-01 1 JERUSALEM, Mn. Israeli Prime Minister Meaacnein Begin was hospital Uday after eomptalalmg of general weakness, his offlee aaMuced. Mr Begin was la the Knesset (parliament) assemhJy lullWheahe30 words
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271 1980-07-01 1 MOSCOW, Monday WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt arrived today for two days of talks with Kremlin leaders that will include the sensitive topics of Afghanistan and Nato nuclear missiles in Europe. Mr Schmidt and Foreign Minister Hans Dietrich Genscher were met at Vnukovo AirportAP; UPI - 271 words
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Article244 1980-07-01 1 Soviets mount big naval exercise OBLO, Mon A SOVIET naval exercise involving about 20 vessels, including aircraft carriers and cruisers, was carried out in the area between Scotland and Iceland and in the Norwegian sea, the Norwegian Defence Command said 'oday The exercise was accompanied by widespread Soviet air activityReuter - 244 words
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Advertisement112 1980-07-01 1 40 pages today I PROPERTY BOOM TO j GO ON: VALUERS Page 13 RUSSIA plays the baiting game to boost image I BUYING frenzy hits high note in Iran 3 V lETS still hope for friendly ties 4 GETTING quality students to do law S WATCH your step! Bigger fines112 words
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Article56 1980-07-01 2 A SKW chairman, Mr lan MacGregor. 67, takes over at the British Steel Corporation today with a huge cost-cutting exercise as his main priority. The British government is paying Ll.B million SW.B9" million for his release to the New Yorkbased banking firm Lazard Freres inReuter - 56 words
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Article53 1980-07-01 2 THE Ford Motor Company will probably lose money this year although US car sales have begun to show some improvement, board chairman Philip Caldwell said. Mr Caldwell said yesterday on TV that the decline in US car sales, which began last year, showed some improvementReuter - 53 words
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Article67 1980-07-01 2 PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter does not want a tax rut now but might support one next year if inflation and government spending are restrained, US Secretary of the Treasury William miller said. I.ast week, Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan proposed a 10 per cent tax cut thisReuter - 67 words
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Article58 1980-07-01 2 GOLD closed at US$655 per ounce on the Hongkong Gold and Silver Exchange yesterday, up US$4 from Saturday's close. The price held steady throughout the day after opening at US$652.5 per ounce. Sources attributed the firm prices to pessimism caused by grim predictions for the world'sUPI - 58 words
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Article, Illustration79 1980-07-01 2 A SOVIET guard standing by his telephone booth yesterday was surrounded by towers carrying electronic sensing devices set op around the Olympic Village. The "beaming fence" is a novelty in the Russian security measures for the protection of the athletes attending the 1181 Moscow Olympics. TheAP - 79 words
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300 1980-07-01 2 LONDON, Mon. A LEADING economic forecasting group today predicted a general world recession over the next year, with industrial production falling about 5 per cent. The prediction by the London Business School is one of the gloomiest in recent months. Other f;roups. including theReuter - 300 words
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Article36 1980-07-01 2 MADRID. Mon. Police evacuated hotels and restaurants in the village of Miias, just north of Suain s Costa Del Sol holiday beaches, after Basque guerillas said they would explode a bomb there today. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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218 1980-07-01 2 FORT SMITH (Arkansas), Mon. Two men who have done business with each other for the past 15 years learned last week they are brothers. Mr Elmer Vincent, 49, a mechanic at Wortz Biscuit Co had always wondered what became of his kid brotherUPI - 218 words
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Article143 1980-07-01 2 Drop in spot oil prices NEW YORK, Mon. Oil prices on the spot or open market have fallen below some official Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries' levels for the first time since 1978, the Petroleum Intelligence weekly said today. The oil industry newsletter said the drop in open market pricesReuter - 143 words
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605 1980-07-01 2 ALEXANDER PAPENBERG - ALEXANDER PAPENBERG By Political Editor of Die Welt writing for the Straits Times BONN, Mon. Trips to Moscow by statesmen of the non-commu-nist world have been difficult undertakings at the best of times. Today, six months after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan,605 words
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181 1980-07-01 3 Algerian PMis out in pared Politburo ALGIERS, Mon. The Algerian ruling party said last night it had cut the size of its politburo from 17 members to seven and dropped the current prime minister from the group but kept a former foreign minister who was once one of the ArabReuter - 181 words
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Article41 1980-07-01 3 CAMBRIDGE. Mon A 16-year-old schoolboy was given a new heart today in a transplant operation at Cambridge's Papwowrth Hospital. Richard Brittain is the youngest of 14 patients who have received new hearts in Britain since 1968. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article37 1980-07-01 3 TOKYO, Mon. Eighteen Japanese thoroughbreds that have been declared unfit for races left for Burma aboard a chartered Japan Air Lines < JAL) cargo plane today to be used for making blood serums against vipers. AFPAFP - 37 words
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191 1980-07-01 3 JERUS ALEM. Mon. A KNESSET (parliament) bill to declare Jerusalem the eternal and indivisible capital of Israel today passed an important stage on its way to becoming law when it was approved unamended by the Knes- i set law committee. The bill stirred world controversyReuter - 191 words
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154 1980-07-01 3 JERUSALEM. Mon. The Israeli Cabinet today approved new budget cuts of US$l2O million (5J254 million) after hearing an attack on its economic policies by the Chief of Staff, Lieutenant-General Rafael Eitan. According to cabinet sources. Gen Eitan shocked ministers by charging that theReuter - 154 words
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Article, Illustration77 1980-07-01 3 PRAYERS AND TEARS FOR EX-SHAH A TEARFUL woman praying for the deposed Shin of Iraa at a prayer meeting outaide the Egyptian Embassy la Loaioa on Sunday. Ike ex-Shah lie* very ill la a Cairo haraftal aad Egyptian Prflafleat AnwarSadat haa aaked for prayers far hit Mr Sadat said theUPI - 77 words
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Article33 1980-07-01 3 ADDIS ABAAB, Mon. Traditional medicinemen in Ethiopia are to be integrated into die country's health services, Health Minister Teferra Wondie said Traditional healers would no longer be regarded as "quacks." AFPAFP - 33 words
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176 1980-07-01 3 Khalid talks with S. Yemen chief hailed JEDDAH, Mon. King Khalid of Saudi Arabia conferred with South Yemen President Ali Nasser Mohammed in weekend talks which are hailed here as beginning an era of friendship and cooperation involving conservative countries of the Arabian Peninsula and the Marxist state. A three-dayReuter - 176 words
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Article60 1980-07-01 3 PORTLAND. Mon. Former Alabama governor, Mr George Wallace, has been hospitalised for "excruciating pain in his flank and yesterday doctors said that they may treat his condition with the controversial chemical DMSO Mr Wallace, a one-time presidential candidate paralysed from the waist down by a would-be assassin'sUPI - 60 words
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373 1980-07-01 3 CLAMPDOWN ON 'VULGAR MUSIC SOON TEHERAN, Monday "I WISH those mullahs would come here to see just how thirsty the people are for music," said Masoud, surveying the small crowd crammed into his Teheran cassette shop. Jostling customers were snapping up tapes ofReuter - 373 words
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137 1980-07-01 3 Incurable illlness sapping Botswana president GABORONE (Botswana), Mon. The president of Botswana, Sir Seretse Khama, is "suffering from an incurable illness and his condition is deteriorating rapidly," a senior government spokesman said yesterday. Acting President L.M. Seretse said in a national broadcast that Mr Khama was being treated for theUPI - 137 words
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Article107 1980-07-01 3 NORTH AND SOUTH MONETARY TALKS DAR ES SALAAM, Mon. A North-South conference on the international monetary system and a new international economic order began today in Arusha, northern Tanzania today, the official news agency Shihata said here. An estimated 50 policymakers and economists from the Third World and industrialised nationsAFP - 107 words
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Article31 1980-07-01 3 JERUSALEM, Mon. Militant rabbi Meir Kahane was sentenced today to seven months' jail for forcing his way onto a university campus to deliver a lecture on Israeli Arabs. UPI.UPI - 31 words
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Article69 1980-07-01 3 TEHERAN, Mm. First secretary at the Soviet embassy, Mr Vladimir Galvanov, was declared "persona non grata" today and ordered to leave the country within 24 hours, it was announced here. Mr Galvanov was arrested last week after "he swopped spy documents with a foreigner," Radio Teheran, citingAFP - 69 words
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Article101 1980-07-01 4 Spate of new violence in Tripura NEW DELHI, Mon. Native tribesmen and Bengali settlers in the northeastern state of Tripura fought and burned villages and two people were killed in the renewed ethnic clashes, the Press Trust of India said today. Quoting officials, the Indian news agency reported from theUPI - 101 words
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Article22 1980-07-01 4 BALTIMORE, Mon. A tornado struck a Baltimore zoo yesterday, injuring several people and setting some animals loose, police said. UPI.UPI - 22 words
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424 1980-07-01 4 Viets still hope for friendly ties. DESPITE THE ASEAN RAPPING BANGKOK, Monday VIETNAM said today it still hoped for peaceful and friendly relations with neighbouring non-communist countries, despite their reaction to fighting last week between Vietnamese and Thai troops on the Kampuchean border. The five Asean members ended a foreignReuter; AP - 424 words
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154 1980-07-01 4 Only rice and seeds to pass through Thailand BANGKOK, Mon. Thai authorities have banned the sending In of all relief other than rice and rice seeds to PlMm Penh through Thailand, the Romebased Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said today. Following reports from Knafa Lam par that the organisation hadAFP - 154 words
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Article, Illustration87 1980-07-01 4 A WEST German "mystery girl" won the hearts of hundreds of Chicago men last week after her picture appeared in the Chicago Tribune in Chicago. Some CM men called the Tribune and the West German consulate in Chicago to propose marriage to Karin Sontog, aUPI - 87 words
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178 1980-07-01 4 JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian Government has dismissed charges that its programme of sending soldiers into the villages has a political purpose for general election campaign. "The programme of the 'military enter the village' has no political motives for the 1982 election campaign. ItAFP - 178 words
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Article55 1980-07-01 4 MICHAEL Warren and Kathleen Seff parachuted to their wedding. The two Sky High Pioneer Parachute Club members arrived in style at Phoenix, Arizona, on Friday, bailing out more than a kilometre above their guests. The couple stood quietly in matching jump suits as Judge John MelvinAP - 55 words
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Article63 1980-07-01 4 A 85-YEAR-OLD peasant woman gave birth on Sunday to female sextuplets within 45 minutes at the town of Tema, about 480 km south of Cairo, the newspaper AJ Ahram reported. The woman, Mrs Fatma Abbas, and her sextuplets were reported in good condition. The firstUPI - 63 words
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Article71 1980-07-01 4 CHINA'S cities are among the noisiest in the worlds partly due to the incessant blaring of vehicle horns. But a solution may be on the way. The People's Daily newspaper yesterday reported that the Beijing car horn factory, with considerable help from various governmental and labourUPI - 71 words
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Advertisement662 1980-07-01 4 At the bottom, the Rollei electronic exposure system But the real virtue of this evt y amateur and professional 35 SE, latest in the 35 S series with illuminated diode highly professional little £Z Hk nee d including the the most successful mini- indicators just like the ones camera is662 words
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Miscellaneous262 1980-07-01 4 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB Ilons Of superiority (4.3.6) 6 Ljmb perhaps may try Its ef1 Something fantastical In as- f^ (g sault <* playwright (8) 7 n means one may go ahead 5 Watch parts o( borders (6) with new knowledge (5.5) 9 Had rather be promoted (9) g go262 words
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Article, Illustration370 1980-07-01 5 MAY HO - MAY HO By LECTURERS from the Law Faculty of the National University of Singapore (NUS) will be visiting junior colleges in the next few months in an effort to r 'sell" the faculty to students. This will be part of a concerted effort370 words
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Article106 1980-07-01 5 NUS GETS 3,000 READY FOR COURSES THE National University of Singapore began its five-day matriculation exercise for about 3,000 students yesterday, with 950 engineering, architecture, building and law students among the first batch to receive their matriculation papers at the Kent Ridge campus. Business and administration students, totalling 600, will106 words
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Article82 1980-07-01 5 1 TWO people were slightly injured when a SBS doubledecker bus hit a tree metres away from a bus stop at Farrer Road yesterday. Police said a woman commuter, Madam Mah i Choon Kam, 55, who was waiting at the bus stop, was I injured82 words
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258 1980-07-01 5 TOURIST arrivals in the first four months of this year jumped to 793,905, almost 14 per cent more than the same period last year. Singapore saw 198,860 tourists in April this year up 11 per cent over the figure for the same month258 words
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Article78 1980-07-01 5 $1.9 m to firm THE High Court yesterday awarded a consent judgment for $1.95 million to Hong Leong Finance Ltd., plaintiff in an admiralty suit against "the owners" of the freighter Lido. The judgment represented the loan and interest owed to Hong Leong, under a deed of mortgage dated Dec78 words
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Article, Illustration273 1980-07-01 5 Three new-look designs for schools PRIMARY and secondary schools built under the School Development Programme from this year will be in three new designs introduced by the Public Works Department. The new designs are the Type B7, the new Type P4 aid the Type PS designs. A secondary school to273 words
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188 1980-07-01 5 Two merge to form new employers' group today A NEW body called the Singapore National Employers' Federation will be formed today by the merger of the Singapore Employers' Federation and the National Employers' Council. Disclosing this at a General meeting of the ingapore Employers' Federation last night, Mr Jack Chia,188 words
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Article, Illustration236 1980-07-01 5 Canadian minister meets Singapore leaders INDOCHINA and a review of the Asean Foreign Ministers' meeting in Kuala Lumpur figured prominently in the meeting yesterday between Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs Mark MacGuigan and Singapore leaders. The discussion with the Foreign Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan, the first call of236 words
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242 1980-07-01 6 TRAFFIC Police are considering a heavier composition fine for jaywalkers to cut down the number of fatal road accidents involving pedestrians. No decision has been made on the amount of the fine although this is likely to be in multiples of $10,242 words
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306 1980-07-01 6 Woman fined $500 for kicking daughter CHOW Ec liaa, M, a housewife, was yesterday fined $51* or a month's Jail by a magistrate far kicking her seven-year-old daughter In the pelvic region en July 23 last year. Asst Ba.pt Glan Singh, prosecuting, told the court that aa that day, Wang306 words
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Article34 1980-07-01 6 THE acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar will open the extension to the Home for the Society for the Aged Sick in Jalan Payoh Lai on Saturday at 3 p.m.34 words
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Article60 1980-07-01 6 ANG Tan Jin was yesterday jailed three years for taking her >in while under supervision. Ang, unemployed, was convtcteo for drug consumption last September and fined $900. He was also placed under a two-year supervision. On May 15 when he underwent a urine test at the60 words
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Article43 1980-07-01 6 ANOTHER 18 Vietnamese refugees arrived here yesterday on board the British tanker, Eberlina, after they were picked up from the South China Sea earlier. They were allowed to come ashore following a resetL'ement guarantee from the British High Commission here.43 words
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Article24 1980-07-01 6 THE glass display windows of Bobby-O department store in Stamford Road were smashed by vandals early yesterday morning Damage was not estimated.24 words
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198 1980-07-01 6 JTC plans to buy milliondollar computer JURONG Town Corporation will spend more than a million dollars to buy its own computer. This will put the corporation in the same league as other government bodies such as the Defence and Finance ministries which have their own "in-house" computers. JTC's decision appears198 words
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Article65 1980-07-01 6 PHOON Yiow Heng, 22, was yesterday charged in court with housebreaking and theft of $700 and cigarettes worth (300 at a shop in Admiralty Road West on May 28. Phoon, who is accused of committing the offence together with Kwek Chee Kok. Ng Peng Soon and an unknown65 words
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Article133 1980-07-01 6 SINGAPORE Jus Service plans to have its fleet of buses operate on automatic gear transmission in future, to upgrade its service. All new buses will now be fully automatic, a company spokesman said. She said automatic transmission will simplify driving ano greatly reduce drive"133 words
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171 1980-07-01 6 PRICES of leafy vegetables, cabbages, cucumber, cockerel and pull?t dropped las* week, whereas fish cost more due to a shortage in supplies. The price of kai lan dropped later last week by almost 35 cents a kilo from $3 to around $2.65. Bayam and kang171 words
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93 1980-07-01 6 AUSSIES TAKE IN SIGHTS THE QUICK WAY THREE hundred and twenty-five Australian tourists from the cruise ship Fair Star took the short cut yesterday in familiarising themselves with Singapore. With only a two-day stopover here on their 20day cruise round Southeast Asia, the only solution to "see" Singapore was through93 words
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Advertisement595 1980-07-01 6 Ttoee public announcements from Ounces Grams I_. 2_ 3_ Silver and Proof coins from the People's but were unable to do so because of informed of any future precious coin issues Republic of China from us last week: unprecedented demand: in advance of public release, please You will be gratified595 words
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Article, Illustration252 1980-07-01 8 TRAFFIC slang the new link road between JaUn Boon Lay aid Dementi Road has been flowing smoothly because few vehicles are usln X It. The road which was opened on Saturday to help alleviate the traffic bottle-necks at the Jalaa Ahmad Ibrahim/ Upper Ayer252 words
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311 1980-07-01 8 Underwater Medicine Conference Hazards of taking the plunge MANY inexperienced, uninstructed and immature youths are going diving with apparatus they do not understand, a senior ear, nose and throat surgeon has said. Their inadequate training and poor physical fitness account for more diving casualties than any other cause. 'Amazing' Dr311 words
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201 1980-07-01 8 'SPECIALISE FURTHER' CALL TO DOCTORS DOCTORS were yesterday urged to further specialise in underwater medicine to take advantage of Singapore's position as a logistics centre of South-east Asia's oil and gas search. This call was made by the Permanent Secretary (Health), Dr Andrew Chew, when he opened a three-day Underwater201 words
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Article58 1980-07-01 8 NATIONAL Cadet Corps Day will be celebrated at the National Theatre with a concert today. A prize presentation will precede the concert. Dr Tony Tan, the Education Minister, will present prizes to winners of the best NCC boys unit, the best NCC girls unit, the best NCC58 words
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Article54 1980-07-01 8 SIBUN bin Kasman, 49, a security guard, and Goh Chok Kian, 40. a smelter, were yesterday jailed a day and fined $2,000 each (or stealing a total o( 327 pieces of aluminium ingots valued at $10,000 on June 21 from the die-casting division of Rollei Singapore (Pte) Ltd,54 words
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Article24 1980-07-01 8 COMMEMORATIVE postage stamps (or the 25th anniversary of the Central Provident Fund Board will be on sale at all post offices today.24 words
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255 1980-07-01 8 Suit goes on despite claimant's death A WIDOW'S civil suit against her chartered accountant son will come up for continued hearing in the High Court despite her death during a court adjournment last November. Madam Ng Swee Kee, 83, was until her death (our months ago, the plaintiff in the255 words
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Article273 1980-07-01 8 Mint wants to handle coins sales THE Singapore Mint wants to act as the local agent for the sale of proof coins from overseas mints. The company which acts as the national mint of Singapore is now actively negotiating with mints abroad to play this role to keep the interest273 words
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227 1980-07-01 8 Time off from trial to 'judge' coins... A HIGH Court judge, Mr Justice T. S. Sinnathuray. yesterday took time off from a murder trial to examine something close to his heart coins. As chairman of the Assay Commission, Mr Justice Sinnathuray led a five-member team to verify a total of227 words
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204 1980-07-01 8 THREE women, two I Singaporeans and an Indonesian, were yesterday fined a total of $2,600 when they pleaded guilty to being involved in the departure of illegal Indonesian immigrants from Singapore on June 28. The court was told by Deputy Asst Controller of Immigration,204 words
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336 1980-07-01 9 Bigger roles for fishing. farming KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE government will concentrate on developing the agriculture and fishing sectors, now that the industrial and trading sectors have been developed and are expected to grow smoothly. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzati said here today that it is important that the agricultureNST - 336 words
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Article33 1980-07-01 9 KOTA BARU. Mon There is an urgent need to stockpile tobacco to maintain the quality cA tobacco leaves and stabilise prices in Malaysia. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesv:d.iv NST.NST - 33 words
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Article, Illustration106 1980-07-01 9 By George! It's 'Muskie's Angel SNAPPED! The mystery l*dy nick-named "Miskle's Angel" wh« had been seen driving Inlted States Secretary •f State, Edmund Moskle, arwunl Koala I umpur during the Asean-Plns Five dialogues last weekend. Bat Mr Mute's aide* had kept denying ker existence. When tke IS Embassy's First Secretary106 words
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Article242 1980-07-01 9 EX-RMAF MAN TO GET RETRIAL KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The High Court was told today that a former Royal Malaysian Air Force personnel had been charged and sentenced under a wrong section of the Arms Act in the lower courts. DPP Mohamed Shafiee bin Abdullah, asking for revision of the charge242 words
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343 1980-07-01 9 FELIX SOH; AHMAD OSMAN - Ugly American rears his head in KL FELIX SOH and AHMAD OSMAN By THE ugly American lived i up to his image in Kuala Lumpur last week. Case In point No. 1: i i Coca Cola bottled in I Kuala Lumpur is obviously not the-real-enough thing for the nearly 100man343 words
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Article39 1980-07-01 9 JOHORE BARU, Mon. Alj most all the three million share-units of the second Joi hore Investment Fund have been taken up by bumiputras in Johore ana other states, a spokesman for the fund said yesterday. NST.NST - 39 words
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Advertisement458 1980-07-01 9 Ths 1980 Geld Procf Sossrdgn New available! The Royal Mint is strik- ml I carat gold, weighs 7.98 ing a strictly limited m j^Jr^- t '^sX grammes and measures issue of 100,000 gold X I MM 22.12 mm in diameter. sovereigns in proof mkf* l'£jk&&~f ik !t s Benedetto quality458 words
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Advertisement574 1980-07-01 10 0 SILO mmU SUPERMARKET EMPORIUM HCMEAPPUANCES CENTRE v Sharp Video Recorder VC 6300g v Sharp Optonica Hi Fi 6600 Series Sharp (51 cm) 20SDC-536 Console CTV (j J Sharp (51 cm) CTV C 2083 E yj Sharp Optonica Hi Fi 3000 Series Sharp Washing Machine E C 370 4 Sharp574 words
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262 1980-07-01 11 J. D. INDRAN - Discovery of kaolin sparks drillers' interest J. D. INDRAN By THE discovery of some kaolin deposits in Singapore waters, off Jurong, has sparked off interest among drilling companies h«»re that there might be more. This is the first time that kaolin has been found in Singapore waters during drilling tests262 words
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271 1980-07-01 11 THE current c >urt«-«y campaign Is not only meant for those In the service wrtor bat al«« for factory workers and those who do not have extensive contacts with the public, the acting Culture Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cbeong, said last night. Mr271 words
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Article26 1980-07-01 11 CLASSES in beauty culture, dressmaking, rookery and lantern-making will begin at the Whampoa community centre this month. Telephone *****60 after 3 p.m. for details26 words
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254 1980-07-01 11 NINETY-SIX per cent of Concorde passengers on the Singapore-Lon-don route say they would fly the supersonic aircraft again, according to an independent inflight survey conducted by British Airways and Singapore Airlines. The survey also found that only 4 per cent254 words
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Article24 1980-07-01 11 ALL community centres in Singapore and the People's Association headquarters In Kallang will be closed today to observe PA Day.24 words
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257 1980-07-01 11 Answering the call of courtesy at all Times THERE will soon be many calls on the staff of The Times Organisation to be courteous. Courtesy is to be extended down the line and literally, too via the telephone. In line with the national Courtesy Campaign, a telephone courtesy contest which257 words
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Article99 1980-07-01 11 Mountbatten courtesy drive MOUNTBATTEN constituency will hold a series of activities in conjunction with the national courtesy campaign. The MP for Mountbatten, Mr Eugene Yap, will pay courtesy calls on hawkers and residents at the Old Airport hawkers' centre on Sunday at 10 a.m. There will be a story-telling competition99 words
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Article35 1980-07-01 11 MINISTER for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, will present Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sislr) mark licences and quality certificates at the Shangri-La Hotel on July 12 at 8 p.m.35 words
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266 1980-07-01 11 Fares to help pick polite cabbies TAXI passengers will be given printed assessment cards to fill in, during the coining weeks, to help identify polite drivers. Also helping in the assessment will be a team of judges who may be posted at various pickup points such as the airport and266 words
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Advertisement43 1980-07-01 11 Opening tomorrow: a place to buy international gold at prevailing world market prices over the counter. Our new premises ire located on the ground floor, Ocean Bui Hin&dinectlv opposite the head office oftheHSßG ■i^Sk s ASCORp TE) vr° &%?£> Singapore Bullion Division SC46 806MDA43 words
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Advertisement451 1980-07-01 11 LANGUAGE TEACHING INSTITUTE (A SUBSIDIARY OF RELC) ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSES NEW TERM COMMENCES ON 28 JULY 1980 INTERMEDIATE GENERAL ENGLISH ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS A ADMINISTRATION CAMBRIDGE FIRST CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH GCE O' 'A' LEVEL ENGLISH BETTER SPOKEN ENGLISH These courses are offered on a part-time and full-time basis. Part-time courses451 words
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Advertisement376 1980-07-01 12 push »:an l HSHHIHBIPHPIHHMMi ft tune •♦> fader I t jl^' a*. &t^^s^ I HH 1 ''I^hHk it- t i PUSH PROGRAM I a 1 J^R^^wSwß I C RECALL IfF I U|MHifi|r>a|| Ipl I STOP I U U ON-VOLS>BAL 1 B*i&^^^| taifl l^Zl L^K h^ She's here today The Perfect376 words
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437 1980-07-01 13 SOH TIANG KENG - Property boom will go on, say valuers SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE'S property prices have doubled during the past two years and valuers have predicted the boom will continue for at least another three years. Five real estate agents said yesterday that prices of residential housing in districts 9. 10437 words
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Article36 1980-07-01 13 THE Communications Minister and MP for Kirn Keat. Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will flag off a mass courtesy cycling rally organised by Kirn Keat community centre on Sunday at 8 am from the centre.36 words
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Article, Illustration116 1980-07-01 13 PROF 4 A JANSEN (above). 91, retired yes- tertoy m head of the department M PrwtfceOc Dentistry, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Singapore after holding the port for II years. Bora in Singapore, Prof Jansen made history la August IMI when he116 words
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Article61 1980-07-01 13 THE Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy, will open a five-man art exhibition at the National Museum Art Gallery today at 5.30 p.m. The works of Chen Wen Hsi, Urn Tze Peng, Tan Choh Tee, Cheong Soo Plene and Hou Hsi Ching61 words
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153 1980-07-01 13 $1m property tussle Final submissions on Friday COUNSEL for an estranged couple involved in a $1 million property tussle in the High Court will make their final submissions on Friday. Mr Justice Chua yesterday granted their applications for an adjournment to give them time to go through all the evidence153 words
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186 1980-07-01 13 'Singapore role as shipping point will grow' SINGAPORE'S role as a trans-shipment point for Indonesia's export products and the import of goods will continue to grow, according to an official of the Indonesian Embassy here. Mr Arifin Lumban Gaol, commercial attache, writing in the May issue of the Ibas (Indonesian186 words
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Article97 1980-07-01 13 Youth fined $500 in outrage case A TRAINEE at the SAF Air Engineering Training Institute, Selvamani Uthirapathi, 18, was fined $500 by a magistrate yesterday when he pleaded guilty to outraging the modesty of a 23-year-old married woman on Sunday. Inspector Michael Tay, prosecuting, told the court that Uthirapathi repeatedly97 words
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Article36 1980-07-01 13 THE Minister of State (Defence), Mr Bernard Chen, will be the guest-of-honour at the fourth installation dinner and dance of the Rotaract Club of Temasek at the Holiday Inn on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.36 words
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Advertisement227 1980-07-01 13 W I r discount flr MM 1. 1 p^ A Bo? S"~"S II .^ssl sar" ssssMsam a an Sags* sloes from $75 90 HiVIR Fl SION. Jade Lounge ~^T!TThl!\\!ir!o!l\\^rc Before I P^S®*^ 'Naturally.- international entertainer L\ m^jA Cino Pallavicini r f-\ -.0: p^. <• r Before M /t\ tofe A227 words
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Miscellaneous254 1980-07-01 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp HO&fOttSf X T WAS NOW REST DEAR. I JISSS.OID >OU YEAH -A I SOME BUM WHAT DOWNTOWN I CALLED DR. ARMAND HEAR ABOUT THAT V THEY \y> PICKED A HAPPENED, AND &OTH/T I LEO© TQ MAKE SURE NEW HEAVVWEK3HT CALL HIM FI6HT254 words
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Article387 1980-07-01 14 IT CANNOT by any means be said to be a propitious time for West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt to be calling on Moscow. The West German leader's visit comes on the eve of the Moscow Olympics which Bonn is boycotting in protest against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.387 words
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Article373 1980-07-01 14 LAST Saturday night at the Merdeka Stadium was a triumph for youth. The young blood forming most of the Singapore team which succeeded in snatching the much-coveted Malaysia Cup from the defending champions, Selangor, simply proved too much for the old guard. It was a success so sweet373 words
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Article, Illustration379 1980-07-01 14 BANGKOK: Thailand has turned to rubber trees as the most promising solution to destructive droughts that hit vast areas of the country every year, particularly in the north-eastern region. Until recently, planting rubber trees in dry areas was not encouraged. Planters believed that rubber trees379 words
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Article296 1980-07-01 14 IN reproducing the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) Mr S. Rajaratnam's speech to the National Press Club of Malaysia on this page yesterday, several errors and omissions were committed. Quoting a Polish schoolboy's essay on the elephant, he said: "To understand elephants we must first discuss296 words
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Article, Illustration904 1980-07-01 14 RODNEY PINDER - RODNEY PINDER By in LONDON PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's government is expected by defence analysts to announce soon that Britain will remain in the front rank of nuclear powers by buying a new generation of ballistic missiles from theReuter - 904 words
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Article, Illustration961 1980-07-01 14 MASAYOSHI KANABAYASHI - MASAYOSHI KANABAYASHI By miring ror tne Asian mil street Journal TOKYO, Thurs. Even as Japan overtakes the US for world leadership in vehicle output this year, its industrialists are eyeing other fields to conquer. Now it appears that tne Japanese aerospace industry is preparing961 words
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Advertisement7 1980-07-01 14 s Our tmdttiltespflce* PERKIN ELMER Ring *****60.7 words
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Advertisement590 1980-07-01 14 mW&I THE HARVARD CLUB OF SINGAPORE V%F) IN CONJUNCTION WITH PROFESSORS FROM \#V THE HARVARD BUSINESS LAW SCHOOLS PRESENT A ONE DAY CONFERENCE ON TUESDAY JULY 22. 1980 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FINANCIAL CHALLENGES IN THE 1980s" Venue Tanglm Jurong Room Shangn la Hotel. Singaporp Fee US$2lO lor Ss4soi Time 9 00am590 words
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225 1980-07-01 15 Popularising Hanyu Pinyin is not that easy a task I AM glad that Xv YongWing has taken enough interest in my article on Hanyu Pinyin to write to your Forum Page (ST, June 18). Unfortunately, he seems to have missed the main point of my article. I would have thought225 words
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129 1980-07-01 15 I AM delighted to hear that SBC s FM stereo service will be extending its broadcasting time to 18 hours a day very soon. I believe this extension will allow various types of music to be played, instead of the hour-long classical129 words
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470 1980-07-01 15 IN SUPPORT of the ongoing government-pro-moted. "Speak More Mandarin" campaign, I recently made an effort to learn the language. After scouting around, I decided that the best place to study the language was at a Vocational ana470 words
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516 1980-07-01 15 I FULLY agree with Joseph Lee's recent assessment of the position of Singapore Government pensioners and his justified complaint over the delay in the revision of their pensions. I have been waiting till now for some favourable response from the government,516 words
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Letter98 1980-07-01 15 Hardly a place for a picnic RECENTLY, I was invited to a picnic at a Public Utilities Board bungalow at Block 55, Upavon Road (Junior Staff). With the lack of recreational facilities in Singapore, this sounded like a good invitation which I readily accepted. Imagine my surprise when I when98 words
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Letter98 1980-07-01 15 Depends on places available I REFER to the letter, "Is it possible for my son to stay on at this school?" by "Disappointed" (ST, June 18). The principal of Cairnhill Primary School will be writing to parents of Primary 1 to Primary 5 pupils requesting them to choose schools for98 words
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119 1980-07-01 15 YOU run a "Don't Be Shy" slogan as part of the CMflnulng ''Speak More Mandarin" campaign. The message is not to be hesitant in speaking in Mandarin, Instead of dialect. It's encouraging; bat is it really a matter of shyness? I have seen people119 words
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127 1980-07-01 15 Let time-keepers set example at bus interchanges AFTER the launching of the "Speak More Mandarin" campaign by our Prime Minister last year, banners were hung up at the Jurong Bus Interchange urging people to support the campaign. Unfortunately, until today, not even a word in Mandarin is being spoken by127 words
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Advertisement183 1980-07-01 15 w™ I 1 r 1 March 24-28, 1981 World Trade Center, Singapore Over 100 companies from 14 countries participated in SIBUS 80. More than 30,000 buyers and users (from 29 countries) VISITED THE SIBUS 80 Office Equipment Typewritere with calculators Typewriters Other Business Machines Copying Machines Laminators Duplicatory Printing Labelling183 words
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Advertisement402 1980-07-01 15 NTUC INCOME has increased its bonus rates to A bonus of $38 per $1 ,000 sum assured will be added to each with-profits policy for 1979. In addition a special bonus of 25% of accumulated bonus is payable when the policy becomes a claim on death or maturity. This makes402 words
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Article354 1980-07-01 16 SHARE prices flatted ea a mixed note la erratic tradIng at the Sugapere stoek market yesterday. After attempting a string run-ap, aeveral counters skewed slgas ef exhaustion as profit-taking pared seme of the day's strongest galas. Although tke market had i set eat ea a firm footing354 words
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Article319 1980-07-01 16 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market succumbed to persistent profit-taking after a strong start to close on a slightly higher note yesterday. An early wave of buying swept prices moderately higher but then after sellers emerged and nibbled away the early gains. The market moved into minus territory early319 words
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Article338 1980-07-01 16 CurrancM* Nominal nlH Smithtonicn P*rc*ntag« quoted yMtwday (crou)parity Chang* lx>o»l dollars to one unit at foreign currency: US dollar 2.1150 2.1160 2.8196 -24.98 Sterling pound 4.9791 4.9830 7.3469 -32.23 Australian dollar 2.4460 2.4482 3.4286 -28.66 NZ dollar 2.0871 2.0902 3.4286 -39.13 Canadian dollar 1.8402 1.8416 lMC*i dollars to338 words
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Article35 1980-07-01 16 ssKliS-MT *d" Overnight: 4-65 16'; Call deposits: 6■. 6 Chxiag Buviax Selliai 3-montii Treasury bills 6. 6 KSu „3/...,,/,. 3 months CD 9 3/16 91/16 6 months CD 91/16 815/16 Source: National Diacount Co35 words
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Article31 1980-07-01 16 Mon ey market (.losing interbank rales (01 Singapore dollars on June 30 Offer Bid Overnight 4 3 1 month 9. 2 months 9 3 months 9 3/16 91/16 Overnight mode 831 words
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Article25 1980-07-01 16 THE avenge rate at wkich major Sln(r.aporr banks are rorrently prepared to lend to their best cutomen b 114 per cent. I25 words
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Article45 1980-07-01 16 M Hanking Time* Pub DBS Paper .Product* J Cement Prim* M.i.n Fmilla Strain Trading Tractora FAN C Sugar. Tan Chonc 1200 434 490 400 276 416 170 1410 840 770 715 880 30 24 20 20 20 16 15 10 10 10 10 1045 words
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Article21 1980-07-01 16 M V I PMC Berjuntai Magnum Corpn K I. Induatriea Krmpn 1080 885 1080 950 2S6 too -is -12 -1021 words
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Article19 1980-07-01 16 Pah Cons 498.00C DBS 420.00T City Dev «2,0« Total turnover: 9.12m Total value: $33.02m Source: SES19 words
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Article29 1980-07-01 16 B.T. Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels Properties: Minings: Plantations: :>CBC: jun 11 jun 5778.02 5963.40 544.58 545.83 957.09 974.74 472.42 473.04 397.31 397.79 342.48 342.16 907.56 906.72 540.07 550.0529 words
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Article234 1980-07-01 16 HONGKONG: Stocks closed sharply firmer across the boards in very active trading yesterday, as the Hang Seng index reached a new sevenyear high of 1066.84, up 25.41 points on the day, dealers said. The day's combined total turnover volume was valued at $33.25 million. A'.MK'l.Hni llolrls kmlffl STeST ill234 words
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Article158 1980-07-01 16 SYDNEY: Stock prices closed firmer yesterday, on stronger gold prices and improved test flows from the Woodada gas discovery In Western Australia, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries r05e.5.13 to 903.97 points, on a total turnover volume of 18.49 million shares. N I P \I Alhpi.l IV! H II I' II.158 words
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Article142 1980-07-01 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed generally higher yesterday, on selective buying of low-priced constructions, paper-pulps and chemicals, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 33.27 to close at 6870,70 points, with a volume of 280 million shares. The New index closed at 472.77, up 1.69 points. Major advances included S»u142 words
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Article160 1980-07-01 16 Closing tone: Steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready totalled: 8,664,000 units valued at $30,950,000. Industrials accounted for 4,332,000, finance 2,249,000. hotels 163,000, properties 784,000, debentures, loans and bonds 348.000, plantations 267,000, minings 521,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 456,000 units valued at160 words
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Article199 1980-07-01 16 SINGAPORE (NTT TR1 ST (Mawcen' prleea far ill 1) The Commerce 2.69 2 83»d The Savings Fund 1 75 1 84 Spore Prog Fund 1 29 1.35 Spore Sec. Fund 2.13 2.24 Spore Invest Fund 1.67 1 75xd S pore Equity Fund 1 25 1.31 ASIA UNIT TRI199 words
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Article150 1980-07-01 16 CHINESE Preaaee Kxraaagr, Singapair. aaea rtaatag prkaa per IN kg yeatorafcy: CaeaMl all: Bulk fob 137 sell ers. old drum (in second hand drum) fob 1147 00 seUen. new drum fob $153 00 sellers Capra: Mixed (loose) $84 00 buyers Pepaer: Munlok white pepper fob Asta NLW 1455150 words
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Article31 1980-07-01 16 Mas sat Hongkong 654.50 H *****8 *****S *****S Singapore (li 655 M8 650 006 *****S *****S EUport prires in nun sterling areas In US dollar per ounce (1) average price31 words
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Article35 1980-07-01 16 THE STRAITS tin price fell another $17 to $2,150 per picul (equivalent to $35.55 per kilo, down 28 cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 101 j tonnes to 3264 tonnes.35 words
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Article40 1980-07-01 16 Rubber June 30 Singapore: July: 289.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: July: 293.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 52,150 (down $17) (equivalent to $35.55 per kilo) (down 28 cents) Official offering: 326 Vi tonnes (up lOl'/i tonnes)40 words
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Article366 1980-07-01 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 289.50 cents per kilo. down one cent on last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up about one cent on higher London and some buying interest, they said. Afternoon prices366 words
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Article82 1980-07-01 16 WIN SSR H and SMH pncaa yaauwlay RAS v* 11 MRELB SMK( -MB *mrc;h -MH 10 SMR A) si, iCtni Mlkl 1 hu.fr. Srllrr. i Illoo^mi 2670U 2e»U)l/ IIU«|Mlkti W4U> 2M0DN Jaly I Ion pallrt i :< I S U>> *****N II t.m pallet! w-.. Itunp^kll *****82 words
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Article1397 1980-07-01 17 THE last tran.sa.-ted ready sale at- the close of busines on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with nT79 high and km 1 Adjusted for s-np mthts taaue) 6 3 5 1 5 6 2 8 3 2 7 2 71,397 words
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Article1776 1980-07-01 17 RID and offer prk-es officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big Board1,776 words
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Article1800 1980-07-01 17 BID md otter pners oHirially lisird and tuMimis in and reported Io the KuaU luimpur Slock Exchange yes lerda- »uh me number of shares IradX shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 imts unless otherwise speciM INDCBTBIALB Una (2 198 2205) (1) 2.20 (2) 2.18 2 > 21,800 words
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Article23 1980-07-01 17 THE prime lending rate of Bank Negara Indonesia is 12 per cent and not nine per cent as published in Monday's paper.23 words
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Article73 1980-07-01 17 MALAYAN Breweries Ltd announced an unaudited group net profit of $11.69 million ($9.51 million), for the six months ended March 31, on a turnover of $186.52 million ($157.43 million). i The parent company's net profit was $1.76 million ($2.93 million) An interim dividend of 10Reuter - 73 words
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Article53 1980-07-01 17 KUALA LUMPUR: Central Securities (Holdings) Bhd announced an unaudited group net profit after-tax of Ms7K>.000 (loss $1 53 million), on a turnover of $29.91 million ($25.88 million), for the halfyear ended March 31. The company's net loss aftertax was $350,000 (profit $170,000). on a turnover of $1.31Reuter - 53 words
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235 1980-07-01 18 Exchange wants details on Keng Soon takeover SUPREME Corporation has been, asked by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange for more details on the Keng Soon group acquisition as well as an explanation for not giving indication of the acquisitions when queried earlier on the share's sharp price and volume jumps.235 words
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239 1980-07-01 18 Higher costs lower JCE (M) earnings JACK CHIA Enterprises (Malaysia) has reported lower earnings for the year ended March 31, 1980, following poorer results from subsidiaries. Group pre-tax profit fell 33 per cent to $2.02 million on a 6 per cent decline in turnover to $18.43 million. Higher costs contributed239 words
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Article, Illustration382 1980-07-01 18 RIDING on the back of the construction boom, Sigma Metal hopes to make a healthy recovery this year and to broaden its bases. The company plans to diversify both locally and overseas. With a number of local building projects already in progress and more in the382 words
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313 1980-07-01 18 TONG MENG Industries staged a further profit improvement last year despite being plagued by unfavourable market conditions and keen competition. Buoyed by a better second-half, group pre-tax profit for the year ended Dec 31. 1979 jumped by 73 per cent to $688,368 despite a marginal313 words
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306 1980-07-01 18 THE cessation of loss-mak-ing commodity trading activities has helped Central Securities (Holdings) back into the black in the first half of the current year. Group pre-tax profit i including associates' contributions) for the six months to March 31. 1980. amounted to $567,000 compared306 words
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Article633 1980-07-01 18 IMX'STRIAL Oxygen Incorporated is floating 2.13 million new ordinary shares of $1 each at par to increase the level of bumiputra participation in the company's equity as well as to facilitate its plant expansion. The new shares, which will increase Industrial Oxygen's paid-up capital from $6.37633 words
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Advertisement268 1980-07-01 16 OMRON m PROGRAMMABLE SEQUENCE CONTROLLER C3 12 KINDS OF INSTRUCTION 12 i/o points g^^m MAXIMUM 64 STEPS :r: I' NO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING B&S9 I I B»M KNOWLEDGE IS NEEDED^ (0 m 74) (CD -Si APPLICABLE ZIj^^^^J I TO INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY, PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT BUSINESS-USE EQUIPMENT, ETC. CONTACT US OMRON siwriPriRF268 words
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Advertisement256 1980-07-01 17 liba dorit buM a name in banking overnight.Wfe\€ been hard at it nearly 60 years. International banking wasn't the correspondent account relationships last thing American Express thought with banks around the world. of. It was one of the first. And a worldwide investment In fact, financing international banking capability, trade256 words
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Advertisement691 1980-07-01 18 I CHANGE OF I I COMPANY'S NAME I This is to inform the public that with effect from 1 st July, 1 980, Soonly Ann Trading Co., shall henceforth be known as SOONLY ANN PTE. LTD. Henceforth, all past business dealings and transactions with Soonly Ann Trading Co. will have691 words
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Advertisement236 1980-07-01 18 ANNOUNCEMENT P.T. KALIMANTAN SARI In the course of transfer of shares of P.T. Kalimantan Sari, domiciled in Pontianak/Jakarta, Indonesia, third parties whosoever who might have legal civil relations with this limited company, are hereby requested to confirm their respective receivables or to forward their objection within 2(two) weeks starting from236 words
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Advertisement3931 1980-07-01 19 RATES Od-ory 70 ct» p*f word (m $"10 50) S*m >-Onploy $12 00 p*f column cm ,<*V> $36 00) Strom T«*n $13 10 p*< column cm <m- $39 30 Sundoy Tract Onp<oy $1500 p«r cotomn cm IMn $45 00) Slroits Tom $16 38 p*r column cm ittr. $49 IS) Suodoy3,931 words
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Advertisement586 1980-07-01 19 SECTION INDEX I PERSONAL SERVICES A MERCHANDISE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES ft OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUCATION ft INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL ft TOURS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS ft PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES Engineering Firm in Jurong invilei applicant* for th* poet of JUNIOR EXECUTIVE Requirements586 words
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Advertisement703 1980-07-01 19 A LARGE EXPANDING organisation has vacancies for Ihf posts of Clerical Assistants. Minimum qualifications: 3 GCE O' level with credit In English and a typing, spred of 30 w p in Interested applicants are requested to write with personal resume, contact telephone number and recent photograph (non-returnable) lo: ST Box703 words
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Advertisement5140 1980-07-01 20 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant b) Secretariat U Clerical An expanding Company najialies a FEMALE CLERK with knowledge nf Accounts. Invoicing and stock keeping She must be hardworking We offer the Mowing a a Hants: 1 1 Attractive salary 2) Annual increment5,140 words
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Advertisement769 1980-07-01 20 -11. d PAR GOLF PTE LTD Orchard Road k, Singapore urgently requires |o 1) EXPERIENCED le OUTDOOR SALESMAN v Age 25-35 Must have forcee. (ul personality, self-molivat-n ed and able lo communicate W with customers. Must tornd plete NS and possess Class 3 I- driving licence 2) EXPERIENCED INDOOR SALESGIRLS769 words
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Advertisement765 1980-07-01 20 nil TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES A Europe en Company seek a J the above position for Ha ex- J pending Trading Division. *The Product ♦An established make of? 1 Polyester lifting and lashing* a> webbing bells for material*" handling. n<Quif+) i \m nn I fj 4 Minimum OCE 'O' Level and765 words
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Advertisement3705 1980-07-01 21 I II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT Jl II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT |j II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant d) Technical A leading Japanese Inaction Moulding company requires INJECTION MOULDING TECHNICIANS (Male) Hi its eipansion programme. Requirements: Above O yean a Al least Ito 2 years' experience in Injection I moulding field Knowledge3,705 words
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Advertisement331 1980-07-01 21 [STARTING^**? 1 SALARY _A I $8.30 +$0.60' +$0.70 J Immediate Vacancies FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age between 1 6 and 35 5 day week Transport allowance $0 60 Attendance benefit $0 70 1 3 month bonus Increment on confirmation Annual leave, sick leave. compassionate leave, etc > The Personnel Dept NIKKO331 words
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Advertisement246 1980-07-01 21 Has Immediate Vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS LmUs>u*9 i NON SCOPE WORK NO SHIFT 5-DAY WEEK Plus many other fringe benefits Requirements: 16 years and above Singapore/Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents i Applicants are invited to call personally with their NRIC on Mon-Fri: Bam -spm Sat 9am 12pm at ROLLEI246 words
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IX OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration330 1980-07-01 27 Remembering with love our d*)ar**t mom MRS. TAN LEY CHEE who left us on Ist July 1978 Sadly misted and always remembered by loving husband Chee Fong, children, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. MM. N. ALEX GOMEZ Son of Naponaa Gomai Paaaad away on Thursday 26th Juna 1910 in330 words
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Obituary, Illustration349 1980-07-01 27 PRAISE THE LORDI The family or the lute Mr. Anthony Too Chong Kial alias T«o B— J— Uiank relatives, friends and rolleagues (or their visits, condolences, flowers and gifts. JESUS said lo her. "I am the resurrei lion and the life: he who believes In me. though he349 words
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Obituary, Illustration211 1980-07-01 27 IN -EVERLASTING MEMORY of Harldas s/o C B Nalr who passed away on 1-7-68. Sadly missed by his parents, brothers, sister and relatives. In Loving Memory Of DR. PETER CHIAM KOON NAM catted Horn* I.t July 1971. Dearly missed and forever remembered by his wife, daughter and211 words
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Advertisement109 1980-07-01 27 COMMODITY BROKER We are a well established international fats and oils brokerage company in Kuala Lumpur with headquarter* in U.S.A.. dealing in the physical market. We invite applicants for commodity broker. QUALIFICATIONS Minimum of 2 years experience in commodity trading /brokering, preferably in palm oil. A University degree is preferred109 words
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Advertisement372 1980-07-01 27 rf3SS!fIHTH^THI Assistant Division Managers Join the professionals at Singapore Shui Hing We are a newly established luxury department store on Orchard Road. The atmosphere is warm and friendly and the staff are among Singapore's elite. Now we are looking for Assistant Division Managers with a minimum of GCE 'O' level372 words
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Advertisement451 1980-07-01 27 IN TIIK MATTKR OF THE COMPAMKS ACT (CHAPTRR ISS) AND IN THE MATTER OF SI'PREME REALTY PTE. LIMITED (lnr*rp*ratrd In tke KrpuMir «f Slat;apafc) (la Liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING IT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, (Chapter 185) that the Final General Meeting of451 words
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Advertisement801 1980-07-01 27 ASSOCIATED PLASTICS INDUSTRIES BERHAD (hereinafter referred to as 'API') Announcement to Shareholders The Board of Directors ('the Board) of API requests all shareholders and beneficial owners of API shares to RETURN IMMEDIATELY all share certificates in their possession to the Company's Registrar, namely. Sec unties Services (H) Sdn Bhd Tingkat801 words
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Advertisement752 1980-07-01 27 MTUMMKMCXS inonwo (hwporated 11 Mataysa) wncf of mwk aim vim NOTK B hflBBY OVEN Ail the Eajith Annual Gerard Meeting ot lie Canary ai be hek) it 14th Hoar. Lee Yan Lan Butt*. Uv Tin Per*. Kuril Lumpur an Thurs d»y. 17th My. 1980 at 1100 un tor Us tofaMni,752 words
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Advertisement401 1980-07-01 28 Push-button telephones for new subscribers in Orchard and Sembawang telephone exchanges areas With effect from today, new telephone subscribers served from the Orchard and Sembawang Telephone Exchanges will be provided with standard push-button telephones without extra charge. It is part of Telecoms' "Push-button Telephones For AH" Programme. The offer of401 words
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Article, Illustration1055 1980-07-01 29 ROYAL SALUTE GALLOPS INTO DERBY PICTURE, BUT... IPOH, Sat. Equus Stable (Choo Kok Leong and family), more than anyone else, must be keeping their fingers crossed, hoping that all Classics in the Malaysian-Singapore racing circuit will, in future, be run on a weight-for-age1,055 words
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Article532 1980-07-01 29 FAIRWAY - FAIRWAY REVIEW.By IPOH, Mon. Pasir Puteh n stormed into the reckoning for the $106,000 Perak Derby with an effortless win in the Class 1 Division 2 1,900 metres race here over the week- m vision i l.suu metres race here over the weekend. Pasir532 words
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Article605 1980-07-01 29 BRIEFS Lp CASTELLET. Mon Australian Alan Jones regained command of the trouble-torn wprld Formula One champion skip with a fitting triumph in the French Grand Prix here yesterday. The 33-year-old Williams driver, "robbed" of nine firstplace championship points in Spain earlier this month because theAgencies - 605 words
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Article238 1980-07-01 29 MEMPHIS, Mon. Lee Trevino shot a three-under-par 69 in the rain-delayed final round of the Memphis Classic to win his 24th Professional Golf Association tournament by one stroke here yes- terday. Trevino finished with a 16-under-par 272 total with rounds of 67, 68, 68 and 69. Leading scores:AP; UPI - 238 words
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Article156 1980-07-01 29 ROCHESTER, Mon. Nancy Lopez Melton won I the U*****,000 ($247,000) Sarah Coventry Classic i when Pat Bradley missed an eight-foot putt and bogeyed the final hole. Pat, 29, the third-round leader, and Nancy were i deadlocked going into the 18th hole. But Nancy par- 1UPI - 156 words
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Article, Illustration157 1980-07-01 29 LONDON, Mon. Britain's Alan Minter, the undisputed world middleweight boxing champion, is set to meet the official No. 1 challenger, American Marvin Hagler. Minter retained his crown by stopping Vito Antuofermo in the eighth round of a 15-round contest here on Saturday. Contract Hagler has signed aReuter; UPI - 157 words
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71 1980-07-01 29 SEOUL, Mm. World Boxing Association flyweight champion Kirn Tae-Shlk, oF Sooth Korea, retained his title by a mi anlmona polnte verdict over Filipino I Arael Arrosal here yesterday. The 15- round match, held before an 8,111 crowd who packed the MetropolitanReuter - 71 words
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Advertisement265 1980-07-01 29 VA "i *1 k l kfk\ i I Hi ''^mHH£' Tv W T T TvT _v A* jjflw r Viß For sun and sea lovers, visit Langkawi ■#£^o^ «ACd9£lL or an lC ea outc oor holiday. A group v '^.J ■^^flj^SflKfl °f 99 beautiful islands, unspoilt and T^^^S^By' i U^m265 words
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422 1980-07-01 30 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By i ABOUT 10,000 tickets, including more than 600 for covered seats, for last Saturday's Malaysia Cup soccer final between Singapore and Selangor, at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium, were unsold. This made officials of the Football Associations of Singapore and Selangor422 words
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356 1980-07-01 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian national soccer squad, who won the Olympic qualifying Asia Group Two tournament in April, will leave for a tour of Europe and Brazil on Friday. They will spend a week in London before heading for Brazil for twoNST - 356 words
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392 1980-07-01 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Men. Oh Saturday night when SeUngor had to eaaeel their victory celebrations after losing the Malaysia Cap to Singapore, they would have realised If not dramatically, at least definitely the comparative mediocrity af their line-op. Defeating some of the teams easily laNST - 392 words
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Article381 1980-07-01 30 I KEN JALLEH Jr - I KEN JALLEH Jr. By THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association have launched a massive recruitment drive to boost their membership and base of boxers. The association's coaching and tournament committee have been hard at work and, according to SABA secretary X Thiruganasothi, it is beginning381 words
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Article, Illustration142 1980-07-01 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian national soccer team captain Son Chin Aun had a double cause for celebration yesterday. Hours after he was named Malacca's soccer Player of the Year, the national association paid him a similar tribute. The Football Association of Malaysia CouncilNST - 142 words
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162 1980-07-01 30 China to take part in Lion City Cup CHINA have agreed to compete in the Lion City Cup under-16 soccer tournament at the National Stadium from Aug. 23Sept. 6, reports JOE DORAI. And their first match will be on Aug. 24 against Iraq (8.30), after the Singapore A versus Malaysia162 words
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Article24 1980-07-01 30 TAMPINES ROVERS. Singapore's National Football League Division champions were beaten 1-4 by Muar District In a friendly match at the Muar Stadium.24 words
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Article19 1980-07-01 30 TELSTARS edged out Hunters 1-0 in the SAEOL inter-depart-ment soccer final at the Toa Payoh Stadium yesterday.19 words
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Article34 1980-07-01 30 KO Advertising beat Goh Tan 4-1 in the Anchor Business Houses Squash league (or men at Fort Canning yesterday Other results: Mm: Electrolux 4 ICL Wwnea: Philips Securities Hongkong Bank 134 words
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Article79 1980-07-01 30 THE Jurong inter-compa-ny Ovaltine League soccer tournament starts today with defending champions Marathon Letourneau playing Union Carbide Asia in Division One at the Jurong Stadium (5.15). Fifteen teams have entered for the competi tion. They have been divided into Divisions One Two and Three. The tournament ends79 words
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Article38 1980-07-01 30 SEMBAWANG beat Leng Kee 4-1 and Kreta Ayer defeated Kuo Chuan SO in the interconstituency badminton tournament at Delta Sports Complex last night. Other results: Tanglin 3 Jalan Besar 2; Jurong 4 Chye Chee 1.38 words
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Article70 1980-07-01 30 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL National championship final round (Gay World Stadium. 7.15). GOLF Tengah women's Open (Tengah. 7) SEPAK TAKBAW Div. Two: Kampong Kembangan CC v Mayfair (Jalan Eunos. 8). SOCCER SBHFL (various venues, 5*7); SGSFL: Div. Three PUBRC A v SGSE (Woodsvule. 5.15); SIA Group inter-department League (Tanglin Mountbatten. 5.15).70 words
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Article19 1980-07-01 30 BEDOK beat Nusantara 34 in a PERSES Division Two sepak takraw match at Jalan Eunos last night.19 words
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Article123 1980-07-01 30 THE Singapore national boxing championships will be held on Aug. 1 and 3 at the Gay World Stadium (7.30 p.m.) This was announced after the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's tournament committee, headed by Major James Tan, met last week. There will be 12 divisions from pinweight123 words
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Advertisement295 1980-07-01 30 WE NEAN IT At 51.450 this quality ROXY Colour TV is the most economical 66cm set in Singapore. Modern TV technology encased m this cfSi Grobthis ■SJJS Perfect I progromme button I lnww%i %WnMrß^^ I o instant sound I ff I reliable Roxy ay Button for I g%W% CkV MAIAf295 words
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Article, Illustration413 1980-07-01 31 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By LEX KIM YEW, aoa-pUylag captain of Stagapore's Patra Cap golf team, who finished last la Papaa New Guinea last week, hopes to produce a wlnalag side wfaer the cnampioasalp Is held la the Republic la 3E Said Lee, who413 words
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393 1980-07-01 31 WIMBLEDON, Mon AMERICAN tennis starlet Andrea Jaeger, just 26 days past her 15th birthday, became Wimbledon's youngest quarter-finalist with a straight-sets victory over former champion Virginia Wade, of Britain, here today. Andrea, seeded 14th, beat the seventh-seeded Virginia 6-2, 7-6, clinching the second-set tiebreaker 7-2Reuter - 393 words
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211 1980-07-01 31 WIMBLEDON, Mon. Batch Buchholti, executive director of the Association of Tennis Professionals, said that there may be a boycott of the United States Open tennis championships at Flushing Meadow by some players because of a dispute over who will run the tournament.UPI - 211 words
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Article238 1980-07-01 31 MraStngles, fourth rtud: Gene Mayer (US) bt Colin Dibiey (Aust) J-6, 7-5, 4-4, 6-1, 6-2; Iteaece Turner (IS) bt Nick Savlano (IIS) 7-4, *4, 63, 6-4; BrUn Gottfried (US) bt Phil Dent (Aust) 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. Doubles, serond round: Francisco lionzalei (US)/Belu Prajonx (Cnll) bt AJvln GardinerReuter - 238 words
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Article, Illustration419 1980-07-01 31 KEN JALLEH Jr - KEN JALLEH Jr. ST. ANDREWS 19 ACS 9 THE last minutes of the national schools secondary division rugby final must have been for St. Andrew's School and their boisteros supporters, what the Malaysia Cup final was to Singapore's football punters. For those 60 secondsUN SENG TIONG - 419 words
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Article231 1980-07-01 31 WIMBLEDON, Mon. Tennis on grass courts? "It was like playing on a chopped up mud pile," said Tracy Austin as the first rain-ruined week of the Wimbledon championships ended yesterday. Martina Navratilova, hoping to ward off Tracy's challenge and keep the women^ title, said: "IAP - 231 words
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Article18 1980-07-01 31 SERANGOON Gardens trounced Bedok 30-11 in the final of the inter-constituency netball tournament at Delta Sports Complex.18 words
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Article319 1980-07-01 31 KOTA BAHRU, Mon. Rabuan Pit almost had his triple sprint dreams cruelly dashed here today. After winning the 400 metres in style at the Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union championships, he pulled up in pain during the 4 x 100m relay, then staggered across theNST - 319 words
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Advertisement356 1980-07-01 31 For business leisure SPOREX-ASIA and BOAT-ASIA Two Great Leisure Trade Events 6-10 AUGUST 1980 WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE rpOTCM S.E. Asia 3rd International •^vf* Tal*^ Exhibition of Sports rt \e< c i Equipment *S<>*^ L^ll-««.« Good. .^cP* c o v With enlarged international participation, leading to,^clrjo( <v *-cA>' tC manufacturers356 words
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Advertisement503 1980-07-01 31 five Holiday Life-Sty Ses for you to choose from #|ft \M Holiday Resort Ak S^JJlJ*!— rVr- Penawar, B\ f J Johor, Malaysia. M^ the last unspoilt corner of SouthEast Asia BB^™^^^l Family Chalet V Deluxe Chalet Kasafl Standard Chalet Laaßßasßßßßaffi Ok^l ♦Dormitory EsBBB Camp Site Lai !>PaaiaaßßVaßaaaj aBBBBBBa! Esfl bbN503 words
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Article34 1980-07-01 32 JAKARTA. Mon Gas explosion!, thrusting rocks 333 metres into the air, have occurred in Bromo volcano in east Java, indicating the possibility of a major eruption, the Vulcanology Institute said today. UPI.UPI - 34 words
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Article63 1980-07-01 32 Iceland gets woman president REYKJAVIK (Iceland), Mon. Mrs Vigdis Finnbogadottir, director of the Reykjavik Theatre Company, has been elected President of Iceland. Mrs Finnbogadottir, 50, won yesterday's election by a narrow margin. In a 90 per cent turnout among Iceland's 145,000 voters, she received 33.6 per cent of the vote.AP - 63 words
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Article, Illustration121 1980-07-01 32 AUTHORITIES bringing late Naples part yesterday tke •■!> sobeUntUl plec* of debris fr»m th* IUvU DC-I aircraft that cnahed late the Mediterraacai! Sea last Friday. N« survivors have bee» feud aad, m far, reseae b*ats have recovered 42 bodies of the 81 people aboard theUPI - 121 words
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85 1980-07-01 32 Blistering heatwave in US kills 42 WASHINGTON, Mon. The week-long heatwave blistering the southwestern areas of the United States has caused the death of up to 42 people and millions of animals, authorities said today. The heat killed millions of chickens at Arkansas poultry farms, ruined the peaches on the85 words
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Article79 1980-07-01 32 In Texas, temperatures soared to new records across the sun-baked state. Wichita Falls' 45 C reading shattered a 56-year-old record. The mercury soared to 42 C at the Dallas-Fort Worth regional airport. Heat stroke has claimed six lives in Texas, state medical examiners said. Another 28 people diedAP - 79 words
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Article46 1980-07-01 32 BRASILIA, Mon. Pope John Paul arrived here today to start a 12-day visit to Brazil, the longest of his pontificate. The Pope's visit to the world's most populous Roman Catholic country will take in 13 localities and a gruelling 30,000 km. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article44 1980-07-01 32 PARIS, Mon. Prance's recent disclosure that it has conducted tests on components of the neutron bomb is expected to be discussed tomorrow in a meeting between US Defence Secretary Harold Brown and French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, official sources said today. UPI.UPI - 44 words
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Article31 1980-07-01 32 NEW YORK, Mon The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks dropped 5.29 to 876.34 in tne first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.AP - 31 words
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Obituary49 1980-07-01 32 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MR. THOMAS LIM BOON TECK, aged 71 passed away peacefully on 30/6/80 leaving behind wife, only son, five daughters, only daughter-in-law, four sons-in-law, five grandchildren. Cortege leaves Church Of Saint Teresa Kampong Bahru at 330 pm on Wednesday 2 Jul 80. thence to Mount Vernon crematorium.49 words
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235 1980-07-01 32 Mochtar denies reports of Asean split JAKARTA, Mon INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja today denied that Asean was splitting. "The reports are not true They (the reports) might have been made by those who do not want to see unity within Asean," Dr Mochtar said. He was speaking to reportersAFP - 235 words
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363 1980-07-01 32 'Russians preparing for long stay in Kabul' ISLAMABAD, Monday THE Soviet Union is building permanent facilities for its troops in Afghanistan and conducting tests on equipment there despite Moscow's announced partial withdrawal, said a US military report received here. Dependents of Soviet military staff were being brought into Afghanistan, permanent363 words
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Article97 1980-07-01 32 PTI said Mr Karmal made the announcement on Saturday at a Kabul conference sponsored by the Cairo-based AfroAsian People's Solidarity Organisation, a ,^-o-Mos-cow outfit. "The (ruling) People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan believes that the participation of all national democratic forces I representing anti-reaction-ary and anti-imperialist forces in the countryAP; UPI - 97 words
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Article70 1980-07-01 32 TOKYO, Mon. A joint I Xn-US fighter jet exercise I be held beginning July 8 in the waters off northern Kyushu, Japan's southernmost main island, the Air Self-De-fence Forces said today. ASDF said F-4 Phantom jets from both the US marine airbase at Kwakuni in western HonshuUPI - 70 words
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Advertisement319 1980-07-01 32 Learn the Guitar with inn and begin IUU playing the very first day m V No previous musical knowledge required A ICS helps you master the guitar at home and at your own pace. to-^ln fact, the very first lesson teaches you to read and play simple tunes. The course,319 words
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Advertisement523 1980-07-01 32 t BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. THE subject of labour productivity is high on everyone's mind in view of the last NWC guidelines. LIM CHEE ONN speaks to Business Times on how productivity can be raised. Other items: Singapore Paper Products in a joint-venture in Malaysia. CPF celebrates523 words
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Miscellaneous188 1980-07-01 32 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers In a few places In early morning. TEMP. (C) op to 6 a.m. tomorrow: S2 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 1.44 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: «.32 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 13-16 C Cloudy LmA^cIn 27-31 C Cloudy Athens 24-33C Oar MaarM 10-18C Clear Baarala 30-45C188 words
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The Straits Times
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Article, Illustration688 1980-07-01 1 KWAN Zl - KWAN Zl By WHICH description gives a clearer picture? "She is a pretty girl." Or, "The moment she entered the room, all noises died down. Everyone's attention was drawn to her." Surely you will be interested to read on if the latter is followed688 words
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Article167 1980-07-01 1 #isa&je.*n«# <**ttJB is£ fttfftfUSA* ttftnaafctt* ttCft&ftiflxWnttft *Qtfr<l*£ tf)Bß* «*Kii**i*Us) Bf]*i*ift#f]ilß*fi *g«f]«*JAL ftttHtf] R»2>flH»l ft ft* *f]«ft9i* fttt «)«^ne ihftflVf DEAR REAPERS, THE Bilingual Page was first published three years ago and we have been receiving gratifying support and encouragement from many readers, both local and from overseas, since then. This167 words
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Article280 1980-07-01 1 LIN SHAN - MANDARIN BY RADIO LIN SHAN [H=:z::=:Compiied by This IS-minnte programme will be broadcast over the English Service of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation tonight at 7.45 p.m., and the coming Sunday at 9.M a.m. Lesson 27 of this series will be repeated on Thursday at 6.45 p.m. over the FM stereo. Lesson280 words
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Article85 1980-07-01 1 HJ§«f-'Mfc£ tMkbngdi) .GSj!! *$**<» ifefcj- 'Cvlf«v**fi® Ug (bO zhong) i jft(DT iffiJs 1*1 W^g «ifflfll_i ft tfcf*«fn wan Explanatory note: THE CULTIVATION of new lifes gives the writer much hope and joy. Life grows with hopes and vitality increases through joy. 1 huongwu lie in waste 2. youron85 words
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Advertisement224 1980-07-01 1 inW^r 1 MW mL MM I M M SELECTED ITEMS I yk l^gtf jF 9118 Rhomberg Short Sleeves p^^^^ —Austrian Fabrics V^V^B^% ■■^^^■sak wup.a. SHIRTS FOR 510 WJlll(Wfca) m I nnn 1 1 P 99A Rfl^^n^nl .^CBfenW 1 1 P Q4fl fill P 1 ft Art nW^^^^Bfc nH P N224 words
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Advertisement67 1980-07-01 1 INSIOrA Singapore originals W Benny Ong Is among the artistic Singaporeans who have left home. Bat he Is now looking Into the possibilities of production In Singapore. Controtproad Pages 4, 5 ftpvj I: Absurd weepie Our reviewer found the historical inaccuracies in last Saturday's Hong Lim Park Cantonese opera, Knblal67 words
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Article, Illustration644 1980-07-01 2 TAW 3UAT LIAW - PICK OF THE DAY TAW 3UAT LIAW By SBC TV ALL aboard for another light and fantastic trip to GUllgan's Island (Ch 5, 3 p.m.)- The colourful inhabitants there promise lively if admittedly,undergraduate fun. Howeli's wife receives secret love letters during the night. To palliate the irate millionaire, the Professor644 words
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Miscellaneous117 1980-07-01 2 FRENCH FILM: On 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Last N'Enterre Pas Le Di- day. mane he (No Burials on IMAGES OF CH ILK Sundays) at the RELC a photographic exhibiauditorium at 6.30 p.m. tion at the National Mutoday and 9 p.m. tomor- seum Young People's row. Film in black and117 words
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Miscellaneous1168 1980-07-01 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Giigan's 6.35 Scooby Doo And Scrappy Doo Island Lovey's Secret Admirer 7.00 Cultural Diary (r) 7.05 Kidnapped 3.30 Diary of Events (English) J-Jj [J^ 5 Mala V> 3.35 Afternoon Matinee Kiss Of Fire gg™ Qf Terrof ft J l) o1,168 words
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LEISURE
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Article, Illustration954 1980-07-01 3 LEISURE An absurd weepie Kublai Khan (Cantonese opera) Hong Lint Park; June 28 Review by GRACE WONG CANTONESE opera is well-known for being innovative, and for its success in absorbing, from other opera traditions, a wide range of melodies, sometimes several hundred years old. It is also the first localAlbert Sim - 954 words
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Article, Illustration299 1980-07-01 3 LEONG WENG X AM - A new star show, from SBC to you LEONG WENG X AM From Me To You (Chinese musical variety show); SBC Ch 8,7.55 p.m. every Friday From July 11; Preview by THE title of a popular Mandarin song, From Me To You, is the name of SBC's new Chinese musical299 words
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Advertisement410 1980-07-01 3 FOX BA POWDER ARMPIT DEODORIZER r>== yft^L Sweat body odor z^l I\r P ro d uce offensive y J 2J smell. 1 SPJ' I WHAT'S TO BE mf<x done? \X Use FOX BA f I N your worry is over. jQj Just place a little ffa— a I 'Fox Ba'410 words
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Advertisement152 1980-07-01 3 UOIIBHI Li' W ifl w Th's is c Cockroach Killer. /U Sflfv One spray directly on to a I /M W\ I cockroach and it is dead I M^^t moments later. From time to ~^T f M time, spray areas where you might find cockroaches-such as drains, backs of cupboards152 words
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OUTLOOK
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Article, Illustration881 1980-07-01 4 A Singapore orig original IT IS said that a car, a Wife and a pot belly are the three tell-tale sit™ r>f cn^oeef l of successful men. Benny Ong, designer extraordinaire who originated from Singapore loses out on at least two counts rie isn't married and he doesn't have a881 words
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1142 1980-07-01 4 tuesday To smile or the court tuesday colums smile or not to smile... e courtesy question WE HAD been evicted from the restaurant because there were no varant tables. However, we had been si 1 ting there after a most satisfying dinner for quite a long while discussing our mutual1,142 words
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Article, Illustration336 1980-07-01 5 Production plans for launching second collection Benny Ong is best known in Singapore for his elaborate creations. But that was the old Benny, and gone are the days of the floaty chiffon dreams. He is now more involved in experimenting with new fabrics; his lines are clean, and timeless. In336 words
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Advertisement187 1980-07-01 4 M^J Vt^mmm^m B^^ %k BP 1 BP' jljfc^^. B3«J Wr B^^B^J^B F W jj* 9 rt^B^Bpr^ a *r^m^£^~ wk i W\. A 'I M Bj| M >BJ j«F Teen rebels, growfiup, i If? -^awv am ct ill finht ir«/i </4r VBe mm Mm are still righting f<Jr 13 The Right187 words
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Advertisement291 1980-07-01 5 ANNIVERSARY lifelj«**kvr SHERATON SHIRTS (Australian) $15.00 WHITMONT SHIRTS $22.00 up VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS 20% to 40% OFF ARROW SHIRTS (ODDMENTS) 20% t040% OFF MANHATTAN SHIRTS 20% OFF GUY BERAC SPORT SHIRTS $7.90 KILROY, MOFFI TEE-SHIRTS $8.90 HOLLY GREEN TIES (Australian) 20% OFF BYFORD MERIDIAN SOCKS $3.20 GUY BERAC PYJAMAS $1291 words
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Advertisement143 1980-07-01 5 B2H Rw) TA ANOTHER REASON TO BUY HARPIC you've been using and trusting %^fc*^_ _*t^% it to keep your toilet hygienically clean. So you'll be pleased to N^HL know there's another fresh reason to choose Harpic: Harpic Flushmatic. Hjlffllf It's a toilet cleanser that deodorizes Ifll IJiL while it cleans143 words
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Advertisement219 1980-07-01 6 JADE: LAST 2 DAYS! B (***** M) 11am, 2.30, 6.15 9.15 FRAVoZEmRKLU Romeo j A W J 1 UET d OLmAHUSSEY^ LEONARD WHITING MimOSHM MICHAEL TORK c«& LIDO: NOW SHOWING! AT NORMAL PRICES! ,*****14) Due to film's length 4 SHOWS DAILY 11am, 2.15, 5.30 8.45pm No Free List M MM-219 words
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Advertisement565 1980-07-01 6 Mr. James Wong has a lot to smile about. He's discovered new ORBIT bond. Mr. Wong, Purchasing Manager, has just ORBIT bond is readily available in a discovered a new and better bond paper for number of sizes including A4 boxes to his company. It is called ORBIT bond. suit565 words
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Advertisement387 1980-07-01 6 In the Beginning food was meant for men 7 Today, men choose good f00d. and Now we serve you with our best with Local Specialties minimum $1.50 Tue Wed Thurs Nasi Lemak Nasi Brani Ayam Mcc Soto Mcc Siam YTF Rojak Buah-Buahan Mcc Siam YTF Tahu Goreng Poh-piah Ayam Soto387 words
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Advertisement348 1980-07-01 6 ORCHARD: NOW SHOWING! Ij I (*****88) 4 SHOWS: ***** 30 9 1 5pm X "Death is not everything. It is more > ojjJ'nonobeMieto&ljJrjj^^ iE aa-Ba-affflfy+iriß Iw_[ s 'aV^K^ a¥aTA,v c I ■k.^.AxlT >_ -al S iH^fc iL-L. ass P *-fl HI i 'J AmhTM 7_L V_| I salf^ SWT^&A I348 words
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Advertisement521 1980-07-01 7 METAL BOX SINGAPORE LIMITED With the new computer-controlled con making department comming on-stream soon, we require more ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS The prospective candidates should satisfy the following requirements Possess ITC m Electrical or Electronic Engineering or their equivalent Have I 2 yeors industrial electrical experience Have knowledge ot basic electronic components521 words
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Advertisement675 1980-07-01 7 feJl Apprenticeship with the Bud Economic Development Board Earn as you Learn The EDB offers 2 years full-time training at the Tata -Government Training Centre and the Japan-Singapore Training Centre followed by 2 years inplant attachment with an approved factory leading to nationally recognised craftsman certificate at the end of675 words
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Advertisement405 1980-07-01 7 I PERSONAL SECRETARY I (Above $12,000 pa. Merit Bonus) JOHNSON JOHNSON Singapore, leading health care company, invites applicants for the position of Personal Secretary to the Managing Director. The Appointee will be responsible for the secretarial and administrative efficiency of the Managing Director's office. The position would suit an experienced405 words
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Advertisement400 1980-07-01 7 Slbk»p»it Hold Powrr Engineers (Pte) Ltd which is engaged in precision metal engineering requires a Sales Engineer The person we are looking for should have a diploma in Mechanical or Production EngineerIng with some years of experience in marketing, particularly machine tools and. or metal fabrication parts. He should be400 words
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Article, Illustration490 1980-07-01 8 ROBIN SMYTH - No place like home but not in Paris ROBIN SMYTH By in PARIS IF you are a young Parisian with a secure, well-paid job and you are planning to become a home-owner, you will be in a state of despair. The soaring cost of apartments is turning Paris into a490 words
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Article488 1980-07-01 8 DUBLN ARCHAEOLOGISTS are rushing to meet a deadline requiring that they end their digging in the next few weeks in an area where Vikings once settled. The excavations have turned up 30,000 artifacts from the 9th to the 14th Centuries in a part of DublinNYT - 488 words
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Advertisement531 1980-07-01 8 BBfe^Q ißi That's right, Philippine Airlines has a special noon flight B^ BBkT^fi B^^BBI tor busy bustness people PR 502 The Executive BKwJ Ifck^^fi h«^ Luncheon Flight. A leisurely lunch with a champagne -HBlgJ BB^^fi Bk starter Then. 2 hours of perfect peace Time B^ Bl^T^^^QJl enough to work on531 words
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