The Straits Times, 11 July 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    Lock icon U.S. CALL TO CHINA, JAPAN
    433 1 'Meet Soviet threat together' TOKYO, Thursday PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter said today that China, the United States and Japan should cooperate in meeting Soviet military power, but ruled out any formal alliance that could threaten the Soviet Union. Speaking at a television interview here, Mr Carter
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    Shock for Fraser
    66 1 Shock for Fraser TOKYO, Thurs. (hi aese Chairman Hna Gnofeng startled Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser shortly before the two leaders attended the memorial service for former Japanese Prime Minister Matiayoshi Ohira yesterday. Mr Hua asked how Mr Fraser was feeling. "I feel very well," the Aastrallan premier replied. ''That's
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    104 1 AS I grew up 111 thf molU-raouUr nvlranmeit of Singapore, I have heard these swear werdi and vilgar expre—leas la all the varl•as laagaaaes and dialects spahea here. I know many Singaporeans who an tri-lln-gaal, qnadrl-Ungual and even qnln-Ungnal hit unfortunately their linguistic talent U limited this field of
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    Lock icon Iran's charge
    32 1 TEHERAN. Thurs. Three Iraqi aircraft penetrated Iranian air space last night and one "probably crashed and caught fire" as a result of Iranian anti-aircraft fire, Teheran radio said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Waldheim's reply
    77 1 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Secretary-general Kurt Waldheim has told Thailand that its request for United Nations observers to be stationed on its side of the border with Kampuchea should be dealt with by the Security Council. Diplomatic sources said any move by the Thai Government to have the council
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    Lock icon New capital
    39 1 DAR ES SALAAM, Thurs. Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere has given final approval for work to begin next year on a new political and administrative capital at Dodoma, 500 km inland, the government Daily News said today. Reuter
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    Yugoslavia criticises India
    372 1 Yugoslavia criticises India RECOGNITION OF SAMftIN YUGOSLAVIA, today criticised India for its recognition of the Vietnamese-backed Heng Samrin regime in Kampuchea. Borba, the official newspaper of the Yugoslav leadership, said India's decision ran counter to efforts led by the interna tional community and the non-aligned movement to uphold the principles
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    Road toll now 149
    50 1 THE death toll on the roads m far this year has g*ne ■p to 14*. Thf latest victim. Mr Ang Hach Thlam, 21, of Boon Lay Drive, died instantly when he loot control of the pickup be was driving and crashed Into a tree in Road
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    New HK serial won't be dubbed
    548 1 New HK serial won't be dubbed DIALECT programmes over radio and television will be phased out completely and replaced by Mandarin ones only after next year. The government is working to a target of completely Mandarin progammes by 1962 and nas thus given the green light to the Singapore Broadcasting
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    Lock icon Spore in top 10
    74 1 TOKYO, Thurs. Singapore ranks among the top 10 countries that have won the confidence of Japan as the least risky for investment, according to a survey published today by the influential Japan Economic Journal. The survey, which covered 75 countries, rated the United States as the
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    Wages up, but work attitude down
    1195 1  -  TOH THIAN SER THE Singapore worker is in danger of losing his reputation as a hard worker and quick, cheerful learner. Two years of higher wages and the prospect of more to come in the wake of full employment have helped to bring about,
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    Times Pub to take over British publisher
    303 1 Times Pub to take over British publisher TIMES Publishing Bhd and British publisher Marshall Cavendish have agreed on terms for Times Publishing to make a general offer for the snares of the British publishing company. An announcement made in London yesterday by J. Henry Schroder Wagg, acting on behalf of
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    Lock icon USAF jets in Egypt
    57 1 CAIRO, Thurs. A squadron of United States Air Force jets arrived here today to lake part in the first joint Egyptian- American air training operations The 12 F-4 Phantoms will remain in Egypt for about three months, learning n operate in the harsh Middle East desert
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    Lock icon U.S. MOVE ON MISSILE TALKS
    65 1 WASHINGTON, Than. US Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher ha* invited Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobryatn to seek confirmation of Soviet President Leonid BrethJMv's offer to discuss limiting medUm-raag? missiles In Europe. State Department officials said today the Dabrynln-Chrtstopher meeting represented the first US move to
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      171 1 nw3S3EJSH 48 pages today MD ON $4.6 m CHEATING CHARGE Pag* 9 INDUSTRIAL nations (ace lean 12 months, saysOECD 4 U US N-plants to shut down (or safety test 5 KEEPING the PARF o( stolen vehicles NTS students list critical thinking as their main aim 1 LIVESTOCK (armers set up
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      Lock icon Welcome £or car bomb mayor
      82 2 FRENZIED Palestinians carrying Mayor Balaam Skaka on their shoulders into bin home la Nablna on the West Bank on Wednesday after he returned from a month's stay In hospital in Jordan. The mayor was maimed In a ear bomb attack on June 2 In Nablus
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      Lock icon Asean-Japanese development firm accord
      270 2 Asean- Japanese development firm accord TOKYO, Thurs. Business leaders from Japan and Asean today agreed to set up a Joint development corporation, a Japanese spokesman said. About 60 businessmen ended a two-day meeting here by adopting a joint communique stressing the agreement. The communique said the corporation, acting as a
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      Lock icon Vietnamese keep up shelling of Pol Pot stronghold
      190 2 Vietnamese keep up shelling of Pol Pot stronghold BANGKOK. Thurs. Vietnamese gunners continued pounding hillside positions of Kampuchea's ousted Pol Pot regime today, skm from the border with Thailand, the Thai Supreme Command reported. A spokesman said the Khmer Rouge guerillas appeared to be holding their own in the fourth
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      Lock icon SUHARTO: DON'T FAN RACIAL FEELINGS
      251 2 SUHARTO: DON'T FAN RACIAL FEELINGS JAKARTA, Thurs. President Suharto today warned Indonesians against fanning racial sentiments in efforts to achieve a more equitable distribution of wealth. In an obvious reference to the Chinese minority who control much of the nation's economy, the president told a national chamber of commerce seminar
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      Lock icon Escapee gives up after 10 years
      158 2 LONDON, Than. A prlaaatr whe escaped Irani Laadaa'a Warmw.ad Benha Jail II yeara aga to laalde acala. Gearge Henry Wieka, 41, kaaeked aa the gate aad asked to he let back la, the British Hame Office said Uday. He remained aaeaptared ever stawe eaeaping
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      Crucial talks on aid to border Khmers
      595 2  - Crucial talks on aid to border Khmers LEE KIM CHEW Thais and relief groups meet next week By Our Bangkok reporter BANGKOK, Thursday A CRUCIAL meeting between Thailand and the international relief agencies here next week will decide how the hungry Khmer refugees stranded at the ThaiKampuchean border are going
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      641 2 MERLIN'S TAVERN 6 Good Reasons Why Merlin's Tavern Is More Than Just A Cocktail Lounge First, let us introduce you to Mr. Foo. .^aPsaW. Mr. Foo is a bartender in the c.da^B^^^B^Bafaa^B^Maa^BMßaaa^l tradition, he mixes the drinks and heMp *^R listens to his guests. UU^| A Jjf Then there is
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      Lock icon BLOSSOMING LOVE
      39 3 LOVE Is nourishing all round the modernised city of Shanghai these days. The young Chinese lady was recently seen resisting her boyfriend along the tree-lined boulevards In the old French concession area of the city. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Minister among 232 sacked in big Seoul purge
      206 3 SEOUL, Thurs THE South Korean milltary authorities said yesterday that at least 232 high government officials, including the Minister of Commerce and Industry, had been sacked or re- moved on suspicion of corruption, incompetence and I misconduct. The purge was announced by
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      Lock icon More than half continue class boycott
      231 3 More than half continue class boycott NEW DELHI, Thursday LESS than 50 per cent of students have returned to their classes at Kabul University since anti-Soviet student demonstrations in the capital last April and May, travellers arriving here from Afghanistan said today. A Westerner working In Kabul since last year
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      Lock icon Minus 1.9 pc growth in S. Korea
      114 3 SEOUL, Thurs.— South Korea's economy, which boasted a more-than-10-per cent annual growth in gross national product, recorded a disappointing minus 1.9 per cent growth in the first half of this year, the Economic Planning Board reported today. Economic Planning Minister Kirn Woun-gie said
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      27 3 ROME, Thurs. Fierce snowstorms yesterday hit the Italian Alps, causing a landslide near here. No casualty was reported, but the national highway was blocked. AFP.
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      Lock icon THIS IS THE WAY TO LIVE YOUR LIFE...
      169 3 THIS IS THE WAY TO LIVE YOUR LIFE. BEIJING, Thurs. Young unemployed Chinese should stop gambling, having love affairs, drinking, and reading pornographic novels and have more respect for their elders, according to a list of rules drawn up by the Communist Youth League in a Beijing district. The Beijing
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      Lock icon Factory ruins history
      131 3 BEIJING, Thurt THE management of furniture factory has been fined far partially destroying the remains of a Snang Dynasty town dating tram IMI to itfJ BC, the People's Dally repartod today. Thry bnllt several warebMses and work ■tops am«ug the ruins •f the ancient town of ZhrnfTzbou
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      Lock icon Australian pilots ban ministers' flights
      76 3 CANBERRA, Thurs. Australian pilots are banning flights on which ministers travel, claiming that they are a burden to the airline industry. The Australian Federation of Air Pilots this morning ordered the ban to take effect from midnight tonight. The pilots claimed that the flights by
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      Lock icon MG closure
      27 3 LONDON, Thurs. The Brit ish Leyland motor company yesterday formally announced the closure of its MG sports car factory at the end of October Reuter.
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      Lock icon Assam students spurn Indira offer
      314 3 CAMPAIGN TO DEPORT BENGALIS TO CONTINUE NEW DELHI, Thurs THE Assam Students' Union today spurned Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's offer to hold talks on the tangled Broblem of three mil- i on Bengali settlers in the troubled northwestern state. Union president j Prafulla Mahatna said
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      63 3 In other words... L NO ONE can say who will win the IM-metre dash or the pole vault at the impaired Moscow Olympics. Bat there can be little doubt that In the security competition, the KGB and the other Soviet police agencies will run away with the m gold. 7
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      Lock icon Fraser's fear of Soviets now stronger
      157 3 Fraser's fear of Soviets now stronger TOKYO, Thurs. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said today his view of the threat posed by the Soviet Union in Asia had been reinforced in discussions with world leaders here. Mr Praser, speaking at a press conference, described the Soviet Union as the "imperial
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      Lock icon Industrial nations face lean 12 months'
      481 4 MARKED DECLINE IN GNP PARIS, Thursday INDUSTRIAL countries will face recession, continued high inflation and over three million more jobless in the next 12 months, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development predicted yesterday. The "Big Seven" economic powers, except Japan and France, stand
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      68 4 In other words... 6 THE truth needs to be faced that protection can never remedy the competitive weakness of many British industries, a weakness mainly to do with low productivity resulting from longestablished restrictive laboorfj practices. 7 the Conservative Daily Mail in an editorial comment on a pledge by Nissan,
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      Lock icon Menten in coma after hearing of sentence
      118 4 Menten in coma after hearing of sentence ROTTERDAM, Thurs. Octogenarian millionaire Pieter Menten collapsed into a diabetic coma yesterday after being sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment for helping direct the wartime massacre of Polish Jews, Dutch Justice Ministry sources said. The 81-year-old art collector, who suffers from a serious form
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      Lock icon Teargas raid on court over extradition Uiearino
      198 4 Teargas raid on court over extradition Uiearino- PARIS, Thurs. Violence erupted today in a Paris court after it had endorsed an official West German request for the extradition from France of four West German women accused of terrorism. Members of the public tossed miniature self-de-fence teargas grenades and fought police
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      Lock icon Killer baby disease in Lisbon hospital out of control
      264 4 Killer baby disease in Lisbon hospital out of control LISBON, Thursday A KILLER disease is raging out of control in Portugal's biggest maternity hospital and 25 of about 400 infected babies nave died, a senior doctor said. The mystery disease has been sweeping through Lisbon's Alfredo Da Costa Hospital since
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      Lock icon Space date with comet
      75 4 PARIS, Thurs. In what it hopes will be an extraordinary space first, the European Space Agency announced yesterday it will try to send a spacecraft to explore Halley's comet in 1986. The scientific objective of the mission will be to measure the components of the comet's
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      Lock icon 80 YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE
      77 4 80 YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE JOHN and Harriet Orton, aged 1M and 112 respectively, celebrating their Btth wedding anniversary in Great Giddlngs. Britain, on Wednesday. They are holding a card specially made for them by the pupils of the village school In Great Giddlngs. John met Harriet in 18M, at
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      Lock icon Bonn to build big warships, subs?
      152 4 LONDON, Thurs. Western European countries may lift restrictions which j were imposed on West Germany after World War Two in the building of large warships and submarines, sources here said yesterday. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation has already held preliminary discussions on the matter,
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      42 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. General Motors yesterday announced plans to introduce an electric car by 1984. GM pres. dent EM. Estes said the company hoped to have a car powered by a zinc-nickel oxide battery ready for the 1984 model year. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Australia's sexy sea slug
        71 5 THE Australian Government has discovered a market in Asia for its "sexy" escargots and is moving into the aphrodisiac business. It hopes to exploit com- 1 mercially the purported aphrodisiac properties of the i large Great Barrier Reef sea slue. the Minister for Primary Industry, Mr
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        Lock icon Jailed for hubby's puff
        74 5 A WOMAN was sentenced to a month in jail in Jakarta on Wednesday for not reporting to the authorities that her husband had smoked marijuana. In a recent raid, police found dry marijuana leaves in a house at KJender, some 23kms east of here. Mrs Ashari
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        Lock icon 'Luxury' exploration
        73 5 ANTARCTIC exploration has certainly changed since the days of Scott, Amundsen and other legendary pioneers. The British Antarctic Survey advertised yesterday for a central heating engineer. An advertisement in the Daily Mail said the survey has a 22-month vacancy for its Antarctic substations, starting in September. It invited
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        Lock icon Charles' fairy tale sale
        76 5 COPIES of a fairy tale written by Prince Charles for his younger brothers 10 years ago are to go on sale this summer to benefit a trust fund in honour of the late Lord Mountbatten. The innocent 48-page story of an eagle and an old man,
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        Lock icon Swedens wolf dilemma
        47 5 THE official Organisation for the Care of Nature said on Tuesday that there was broad agreement that the country's almost extinct wolf stork should be increased. The problem is that none of the Swedish provinces is anxious to play host to the wolves. UPI
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      Lock icon 24 US N-plants to shut down for safety test
      421 5 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE United States has ordered 24 of its 67 nuclear power stations to be shut down within the next 17 days to test a major safety system like the one that failed in a plant at Alabama two weeks
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      Lock icon Prisoners go on strike
      260 5 Prisoners go on strike CAPE TOWN, Thurs. Fifty-seven political prisoners have begun a hunger strike to protest their detention without trial at Paarl, near Cape Town, the South African Department of Prisons announced today. The department ,aid the prisoners had begun fasting on Tuesday. It gave no other details. The
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      Lock icon Dies at peak of his life
      77 5 BAY BROOK, Thurs. A Canadian who set out to climb all mountains In New York's Adirondack Range died of a heart attack near the summit of the final peak, police said today. The body of Keith Solomon, 58, of Meadford, Ontario, was found on
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      Lock icon Mauritius right to Diego Garcia not disputed
      191 5 Mauritius right to Diego Garcia not disputed- PORT LOUIS, Thurs. Foreign Minister Sir Harold Walter yesterday said the British Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia would be returned to Mauritius when it was no longer needed for defence purposes. The island was part of Mauritius until it was handed to
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      Lock icon Population rate down
      52 5 WASHINGTON, Thurs. World population growth slowed in the *****, the US Census Bureau said yesterday. The rate of growth declined from an average of 1.9 per cent during the first half of the decade to 1.7 per cent from 1975 to 1979, the bureau said in a
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      36 5 SALISBURY, Thurs. More than 1,000 traditional healers, witch-doctors and spirit mediums are expected to gather in Salisbury at the weekend for an unprecedented congress aimed at forging them Into a single professional group. Rcuter.
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    Parentshave yet to take up Dr Goh's offer
    314 6 Parentshave yet to take up Dr Goh's offer NO PARENT has so far i accepted the invitation by the First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, to discuss the con- j troversial anti-snobbery campaign in the AngloChinese group of schools, i The principals of the Anglo-Chinese Junior College, the
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    Swimming pools
    23 6 THE Katong swimming complex will be closed from Monday (or maintenance work. The Geylang East swimming complex will reopen on Wednesday.
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    Keeping the PARF of stolen vehicles
    391 6 Keeping the PARF of stolen vehicles MOTORISTS whose vehicles were stolen on or after Jan 1, 1976 and who have been unable to recover them after a year can now apply to the Registry of Vehicles to retain the preferential additional registration fee on the vehicles they lost. Applicants, however,
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    $100,000 CBT REPORT: PROBE ON
    109 6 $100,000 CBT REPORT: PROBE ON THE Commercial Crime Division *f the CD) Is Investigating a report alleging criminal breach of trust Involving %mjm by a local bask employee. The report was made by a senior officer of the bank in mid-April, a police spokesman said yesterday. He declined to elaborate,
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    Called to Bar
    36 6 FOUR lawyers were called to the Bar at the High Court on Wednesday. They were Mr Lim Tow Wah, Mr Tan Kar Ghee, Mr Yong Yoon Fook and Miss Mabel Lee Kirn Neo.
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    Jailed for cheating bank of $37,000
    148 6 A FORMER managing partner of a firm cheated a bank of $37,275 by submitting false evidence about a shipment of "pure" cloves to Aden. The International Bank of Singapore negotiated a transferable Tetter of credit and consequently released the money, which was later paid
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    Father of four believed to be axed to death
    267 6 A FATHER of four, who was treated at the Toa Pavoh Hospital on Wednesday night for facial injuries, was found murdered yesterday morning. The body of Mr Son Chin Leong, 46, unemployed, was found in his hut located under a cluster
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    On Chinese customs
    47 6 A PUBLIC relations consultant, Mr C. K. Tseng, will speak in Mandarin on interesting Chinese customs and traditions at the National Library meeting room tomorrow at 3 p.m. A documentary film on Chinese festivals celebrated in Taiwan will also be shown. Admission is free.
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    NUS students list critical thinking as their main aim
    453 7 INDEPENDENT and critical thinking is the primary aim of most students in the National University of Singapore, according to a Joint Students' Union protem committee survey. As many as 70 per cent i of the students surveyed stated this as what
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    Man fined $300 for stealing rambutans
    107 7 WHILE rag-and-bone man Lav Poh Teng was collecting old newspapers from a house in Namly Place one morning, his colleague Toh Beng Sun, 21, was outside on top of their pick-up truck picking rambutans from a tree in the compound of the house. Unfortunately
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    Troubled flyover on road to completion
    135 7 Troubled flyover on road to completion THIS sectlM ol the JftUn Bums flyover, which colUpsed on Feb 12 last year while under construction, Is now ■tearing completion. A PnbUe Worka Department sp»kf*m»n said 71 per cent at the work on ike flyover wh completed by the «ad of iMt moath.
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    20 hurt as lorry crashes into drain
    121 7 20 hurt as lorry crashes into drain TWENTY people were injured, four seriously, when a lorry sending them home from work went out of control and crashed into a monsoon drain in Yio Chu Kang Road on Wednesday. Police said the crash took place at about 5 p.m. when the
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    Bosses who grudge that extra 3 pc rapped
    306 7 EMPLOYERS who feel that the 3 per cent extra pay for above-average workers should not be considered part of the salary, and that such workers be rewarded only if they prove consistent, are unwise and narrow-minded, said a unionist yesterday. Mr Laurence
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    Charged with dangerous driving
    89 7 Charged with dangerous driving LORRY driver Chan Ah Loke, 49, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with causing the death of motorcyclist Hay Chiat Hang, 18, by dangerous driving at the junction of Napier, Grange and Tanglin roads on March 4 last year. The charge said Chan, while turning
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    Livestock farmers set up firm to cut costs
    330 8  -  NGIAM TONG HAI ABOUT 100 livestock farmers have set up a company to buy raw materials for animal feed, veterinary medicine, breeders and farm equipment in bulk to reduce production costs. They also plan to set up a chain of modern selfservice
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    Promet clinches $29 m more orders
    140 8 Promet clinches $29 m more orders PROMET Shipyard in Jurong has won another $29.4 million worth of contracts to build four vessels for overseas companies. These new orders follow closely several other multi-million orders it won recently for the construction of vessels and oil drilling rigs for foreign firms. The
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    Tip-off led to unmasking of his false claim
    140 8 Tip-off led to unmasking of his false claim AN ANONYMOUS letter, to the PUB set off enquiries which eventually revealed that a licensed electrical technician did not have the educational qualifications which he claimed. When applying for the licence from the PUB in July 1975, Tan Kwang Lam, 40, stated
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    Surgery exam dates
    51 8 THE Royal Australasian College of Surgeons will conduct its Part n examination in general surgery on Nov 10. Orals and cunicals are tentatively fixed from Nov 11. Applications should be made to the Secretary, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, Spring Street, MclBourne. The closing date is Aug
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    Mat tar to be chief guest
    53 8 THE acting Minister for Social Affairs, I> Ahmad Matttr, who Is also Minister-ln-Charge of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board, will be guest-of-bonour at the prUegiving ceremony for winners of the Top of the Trade competition series at the PUB auditorium, Somerset Road, today
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    Snake charm wows the girls
    179 8 Snake charm wows the girls SHRIEKS of excitement, not fear, marked these girls' attendance at a snake session at the zoo. And the more adventurous of the rJrto even came to grips with their newfound Interest with bo holds barred. You may say that they got a Hte of theaettoa.
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    Priority for children within 2-km radius
    245 8 CHILDREN living within a two-kilometre radius from the school they are applying for under primary one registration will automatically get places provided there are vacancies. This is a new feature introduced by the Education Ministry this year, aimed at getting children to enrol in
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    Man hanged himself after tiff with wife
    107 8 A TOBACCO company I foreman told a coroner inquiring into the death of his father that his parents had a heated argument on the eve of his brother's wedding. Mr See Koon Chow, giving evidence, said his father, Mr See Chin Hock, 76,
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    Robberies in lifts up 28 per cent court told
    147 8 Robberies in lifts up 28 per cent court told LIFT robberies have increased by 130 cases or 28.2 per cent, so far, this year compared with last year. There were 591 reported cases up to July 7, and 461 cases during the same period last year. In view of this,
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    IT'S HOME SWEET HOME FOR CHINATOWN BEAUTY
    206 9 IT'S HOME SWEET HOME FOR CHINATOWN BEAUTY "OH! It's cr«»t to be home. I can't wait to go swimming;, sunbathing, see the familiar sights and eat the food we have," happily said Ml.** Chinatown UK IMI (ab*ve) as she landed at the airport last night. Miss Wang Tin Sue (Sue
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    SAF reservist was killed by lightning
    81 9 SAF reservist was killed by lightning SERGEANT Scow Keng Seong, 26, a Singapore Armed Forces reservist, was killed by a bolt of lightning while on a mapreading exercise at Chestnut Drive on March 31, a coroner's court was told yesterday. The court heard thai shortly after the exercise began at
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    Rahim: Cut out those swear words!
    312 9 THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr Rahim Ishak, last ■If it called on Singaporeans to drop the senseless habit of using expletives or swear words in their speech. H« said some of these expressions relate to cer- tain parts of the anatomy
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    MD charged with cheating bank of $4.6 million
    615 9 MANAGING director Teo Jin Yong, 56, who reported to the police that he was cheated of $4.6 million by a company in Penang, was charged in a district court yesterday with cheating a bank of the same amount. The prosecution alleged that
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    KEPPEL'S $9m DEAL TO REPAIR RUSSIAN TANKER
    134 10 THE government-owned i Keppel Shipyard has sign- ed a $9.3 million contract with the Russian trading agency Sudoimport for the repair of a 20,000-tonne tanker. The contract was signed at the shipyard premises in Telok Blangah. Present at the ceremony was the Russian
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    Govt acquires land
    38 10 THE government is acquiring 35,489 so metres of land In Toa Payoh district (near St Francis and St George's roads) for the Housing Board. The land is occupied by squatters' homes and private, old houses.
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    Car loans for civil servants but with new rules
    396 10  -  RONNIE WAI By CIVIL servants can now apply for loans under the car loan scheme which was shelved in March when funds allocated for such loans were exhausted. But the Finance Ministry has imposed new conditions on car loan applicants. Only
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    Films at PSA museum
    61 10 Films at PSA museum THE PSA Maritime Museum will screen the film. Great Clipper Race, every Sunday this month at 10 a.m., 12.30 p.m. and 3 p.m. On weekdays and Saturdays, it will show La Pollution (TO «.m.), The Gathering Flame (11 a.m.), London Bridge (noon), Via Singapore (2 p.m.),
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    $500 reward for info on missing schoolgirl
    105 10 $500 reward for info on missing schoolgirl MISS Anuarm Begum (above), U, has been missing from her Snngel Road home since Friday. Her brother, Mr Saik All, M. said Ms sister, a Secondary 3 student »t Hwl Yah Seconday School, had left for school at aboat (.31 a.m. that day
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    Charged with stealing lorry
    76 10 Charged with stealing lorry A 19- YEAR-OLD youth, Tng Sze Ann, was charged on Wednesday with stealing a lorry worth $2,000 from a carpark in front of Block 34, Jalan Bukit Ho Swee on June 27, at 1.35 p.m. He is accused of committing the offence with two unnamed men.
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    Computer plant to be set up here soon
    231 10 Computer plant to be set up here soon SINGAPORE will soon have its first computer manufacturing plant when Digital Equipment Corpoi ration finalises negotiations to set up production facilities here. The US company is the world's largest manufacturer of minicomputers and is even ahead of IBM in sales. Sources said
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    Witness denies loss of most good agencies
    403 10 Witness denies loss of most good agencies EX-DIRECTOR'S CBT TRIAL A FORMER executive director of an Inchcape Berhad subsidiary, testifying against his predecessor in a criminal breach of trust case, denied yesterday that the subsidiary lost most of its profitable agencies after nis predecessor was dismissed in December 1977. Mr
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    Sana plea for VAOs
    54 10 THE Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association is urgently appealing for volunteer aftercare officers (VAOs)as less than half its drug supervisees and those released from rehabilitation centres are receiving vital aftercare services. Those who are 21 years of age" and above are urged to register for a VAO course.
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    Oil rigger on cannabis charge
    64 10 Oil rigger on cannabis charge THE trial of Barry John Gooch, 33, accused of trafficking in and having cannabis at the Paya Lebar Airport, will be heard on July 25 in Court 8. Gooch, an Australian oil rig worker, denied trafficking in 901.2 gm of cannabis and possessing 11.41 gm
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    Photo contest
    24 10 THE Henderson citizens' consultative committee will hold a photographic competition on the courtesy theme The closing date for entries is July 27.
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      221 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Demonstrator ne*ds a bath (6) 7 Black to appear in court case 5 Ghost-writer holds a party (6) after hir( j o f sept (6) 6 Backing Britain to remain an g jj^ covering for Etna' (8.3) oil-producer (6) M looj, through his works (or
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    Appeal Court told of C J's remark over $500,000 bill
    751 11 HARRY WEE-HPBIL CASE THE COURT of Appeal heard yesterday that the Chief Justice had in a judgment, given in chambers, expressed the view that there was validity in the allegations by Haw Par Brothers International Ltd that its one-time solicitor,
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    Welcome badges of courtesy at supermarts
    242 11 Welcome badges of courtesy at supermarts SOME 600 employees of the NTUC Welcome supermarket chain yesterday received courtesy badges from the Welcome chairman and chief executive, Mr Baey Lian Peck, at the DBS auditorium. Launching NTUC Welcome's courtesy campaign, Mr Baey said the badge for all management and staff would
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    Schoolboy loses accident claim
    213 11 A SCHOOLBOY. 16, who was knocked down by a car when he dashed out from between two stationary buses, lost his accident claim at the High Court yesterday. Chew Chuan Foo broke his left leg, which is now i 2.5 cm shorter, following the accident on
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    AUTOMATIC CASH MACHINES AT ALL ICB BRANCHES
    153 11 AUTOMATIC CASH MACHINES AT ALL ICB BRANCHES THE Industrial and Commercial Bank will operate automated teller machines (ATMs) for up to 22 hours a day from the end of this month for both its current and savings accounts. Its ATMs will be placed outside its branches to enable depositors to
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    UPF man told to get permit for pamphlets
    134 11 ONE of the three proposed United People's Front candidates in the coming general election, Mr Lee Mun Hung, yesterday said he was stopped by police from distributing political pamphlets at Connaught Bridge, near Empress Place on Wednesday. Mr Lee, 73, who will
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      25 11 (HH ORGANS &^fc. pianos nßpN^ I 18'hvv 2B I Car. t»'pi*te<:^H| "laiicaiit I^V^l everlasting tone 4 the iwitnmemor>i 'ight tuu, OK 880 above SS3 300*,'
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      452 11 This could bethewonst investment Ihe slightest flaw in adiamond, mvisibletotheuntrainedeye, diamond, so you can compare characteristics for yourself rr r~^ 1 can mean the difference of SIOOCs in valueandthuscan make Of course, you're also welcome to seek independent Mf ~-ta— all the difference between a good investment and a bad
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 1
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      Lock icon Four food factories lose their licences
      147 12 Four food factories lose their licences KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. City Hall is withdrawing the licences of four food factories here because of poor sanitary conditions. The director of City Hall's health division, Dr Rosman bin Kass, said today the owners of the factories would be prosecuted. The factories, producing mcc,
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      Lock icon The golden rule to a man's heart...
      159 12 PENANG, Thurs. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach that's exactly how the new Malaysian Airline System flight kitchen at the international airport here won the heart of South Korean President Choi Kyu Hah. After two stop-overs I during their
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      $750,000 tin ore seized from fish boat
      205 12 $750,000 tin ore seized from fish boat JOHORE BARU, Thursday MALAYSIAN customs scored their biggest success this year when they hauled in about $750,000 worth of tin ore from a fishing boat at Tanjung Ayam off Penggerang on the east coast of Johore, the National Echo, quoting Bernama, reported yesterday.
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      UMNO POLL RUMPUS OVER 2 VOTES
      149 12 UMNO POLL RUMPUS OVER 2 VOTES IPOH, Than. I mno headquarters has directed the chairman of the Bagan Sent Division to rive a full report en whether he and his deputy had cast their voles In the recent divisional electten, the National Kcho reported yesterday. Ike directive was bwaed after
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      Lock icon Refugee camp closes
      92 12 KOTA KINABALU, Thurs. The camp for Vietnamese boat people in East Malaysia was I closed down today and all hi- I ture arrivals would be sent to I peninsular Malaysia pending transfer to third countries, a representative of the United I Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
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      Social security plan may cover old age
      258 12 Social security plan may cover old age- KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The social security t organisation (Socso), is considering improving and broadening the social security scheme to cover maternal and old age benefits. The organisation is also planning to introduce its social security scheme 1 to fanners, fishermen and others who
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      Lock icon Malaysia calls for pullout
      57 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia yesterday again called on Israel to withdraw from all occupied Arab territories, including Jerusalem. The call was made by Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hashim before leaving for Amman where he will lead the Malaysian delegation to the two-day special conference of
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      228 12 SUM-SAVE I HYPERMARKET I* Jurong i F ree Parking Everyday) i Yuan Ching Road. Jurong. (former Jurong Ice Skating Rink) Tel *****82/*****95 Everyday from 10am— 10pm Robina House (Basement) Shenton Way. Singapore 0106 Tel *****76 MontoSa; 10 30am— 7 00pm Sunday 1 0 30am 5 30pm LOW PRICES EVERY DAY!
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      76 12 latest pocket collection Embroidered, ribbon-trimmed or copper-disced. In heavyweight denim or corduroy. The choice is yours. So get in on the action. Pick a Levi 's pocket today 1 ■> r H. I V s 1 1 y^ ft^" SIGNATURE ~^M^^ Mark of *he original •■^> w jean-maker, .^snP^Bßßßßsni. nVIH
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      253 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp ITV tv .ar> E -4, KmERES A f-ON.'.v ONE I ,v^'sY T"T "A TI!E*.NJST l!E*.NJS f J <b&S VC^ C^AV^ HAVE TO GO OUT JSO A t»U' VRD VVES7 ThE I ME-WE mA\,E V SOu^H AND 1.. M435iE /AM I MARRtED A
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 2
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      Lock icon Seventh Agung installed
      278 13 KUALA LUMPUR. I Thurs. Sultan Ahmad Shah picked up the state kris and raised It to his forehead in the Istana Negara here to be formally Installed the seventh Yang Dipertuan Agung today. The ceremony was called an "Installation" and not a coronation be- cause the height
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      Lawyers who write 'mystery' letters
      340 13 Lawyers who write 'mystery' letters JOHORE BARU, Thursday HIGH Court judge, Mr Justice Mohamed Yusoff bin Mohamed, criticised lawyers who sent anonymous letters to magistrates to vent their anger after they had lost their cases, the Star reported yesterday. He said: "Lawyers should not resort to such unethical practices even
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      Lock icon STUDENTS SKIP SCHOOL
      104 13 STUDENTS SKIP SCHOOL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Many students skipped school today to watch the king's installation live on television. There was an overall low attendance in most schools in the Federal Territory. It was not a holiday for the morning schools today. But schools whose students had been chosen to
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      Lock icon Progress of border study
      65 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian and Indonesian surveying teams have mapped about half the 1500-km land boundary between the two countries, officials said today at the seventh meeting of the Malaysia-Indonesia boundary committee. The teams began work five years ago. and have surveyed 722 km or 41
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      Lock icon Frogmen find wreckage of 'treasure ship'
      259 13 Frogmen find wreckage of 'treasure ship' KUALA TRENGGANU, i Thurs. Navy frogmen have found a wreckage believed to be a treasure ship sunk by a torpedo during World War Two about 12 km off Chendering, near here. The ship, said to be laden with gold, jewellery and ceramics, was found
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      449 13 Meet Hor Kwong Seng at Eastern Watch. Peninsula Plaza He's managing our new showroom~and the best collection of fine watches in town B^Bk_hAßiMi^^__ I Bf Come and meet some famous I names today from 9.30 am to 7.30 pm I Wr^ B^^V at Eastern Watch, Peninsula Pla/.a. I Wj Names
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  • The Starits Times FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1980
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      PRICKLY TIER
      398 14 EMPLOYERS have not exactly welcomed this year's National Wages Council recommendations with open arms. The two-tier wage guideline is by no means a simple one to implement. But it appears that it is the second layer of the NWC cake to reward above average workers that may prove
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      NOT JUST A MYTH
      349 14 HAVE we underestimated the undergraduate in Singapore by assuming that he is in the university solely to get a good job? This may have been the popular assumption, which was also aired by Dr Tony Tan, the Vice-Chancellor of the National University of Singapore, in his
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    NWC and tHE Multinationals
    1155 14  - NWC and tHE Multinationals TOH THIAN SER and QUEK PECK LIM By "THE new worker has the potential he can do it The question is whether he'll apply himself to the job." The boss of a Japanese shipyard looked concerned. His worry, however, was not the higher wages recommended by
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    Bosses will pay but will workers work?
    1686 14 Bosses will pay but will workers work? According to Japanese manufacturers, Tokyo industrialists are now keeping an eye on what happens after 1981. If, with higher wages, Singapore's workers are still competitive because of their increased productivity, they will come to invest. But theirs Ls a wait-and-see approach. The question
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      61 14 Ik OE9LOVA Wages: The gap is closing fast soo West Germany 460 4', Japan 438 /^T*\ United States 418 j United Kindgom 297 H V Singapore 100 V yx I Hong Kong 91 "F«» >« 7 //T^3Vv\s. BO. SouthKorea 70 Ai(, //I™/ Vl tt%*wz& XT V g Km^ |^|^^iit^^H^BaHaalliBB*>*iBMLaaaaaaaaaaaBHH MANUFACTURING
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      258 14 uUBnuM-^ li JwJmJKri^kt A v. Bh W Jr. pBuWnWI pßufJafJ puVufJuVJ pßn"^nw un» '/wfwWwJAm^* n^Buß m snc3T ArMKiAr^M^^^r^ BBS? HH mdH fl nW w m rJS/&\J^'J^tiw wAySk 4bP fl H Mil yV^9 n^nt ■nsnununn^B^rVA^^^k^^^^^^ YtJ if M t mfw /J»SI r|Bll| B^|i^^a®^^^ssa*i^nn»^iss^inßjnn**iinujyi2 M&UJmm^M jsjnnJfjJyS^ *mi.' jj BSSbs "^^ts§!L p 3?'
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    Inflation: Can we contain a wage explosion of 20 p c a year?
    33 15 1 i Singapore still has one of the lowest rates of inflation compared with developed countries Chart by NENG SULAIMAN
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    Blue and white collar jobs: Wage disparity a bad sign
    1088 15 THE average Singapore wage earner has gained more out of last year's NWC award than the officially recommended 20 per cent increase. Industrial figures show that last March, the million-man working population in Singapore received 22.5 per cent more than
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    WAGES: A COMPARISON BETWEEN MONTHLY RATES BEFORE AND AFTER THE 1979 NWC HIGHER WAGES INCREASE
    106 15 CATEGORY 979 1980 1 (M salary froups) (Below $1,000) Teitks Electronics SNpbuMnf ft Repairs Construction Department stores/ supermarkets Retail shops Storafe/warenousinc Finance Banking Hotel ft Catering 284 320 13% 300 340 14% 475 510 7.5%
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      VITB has organised conversational Mandarin classes
      473 15 THE letter, "How VTTB can play a more effective role in the 'Speak More Mandarin' Drive," by "Mandarin Enthusiast" (ST, July 1) has reference. We would like to congratulate the writer on his interest in learning Mandarin and on his willingness to travel 11
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      Choice very limited
      53 15 THE Educational Publications Bureau is to be congratulated for having good Chinese story books printed in simplified characters. However, there is still an acute shortage of such books in the market. The choice is very limited, as many books are still written in the old form. BILINGUAL
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      Those criticisms are unfair and groundless
      239 15 I REFER to the letter, "Many other schools do just as badly in Chinese exam", by Y.Q. Xv (ST, June 26). Our record shows that English medium pupils on the whole have done better in their Chinese language (second language) than their English language
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      Renovation exercise
      69 15 I REFER to the letter from "QC" ("Hardly a place for a picnic", ST, July 1). The board's holi- j day bungalows are rented out to staff on a weekly basis. The buildings and the sanitary fittings are old. The bungalows have been repainted recently and the fittings
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 15 IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      1071 16 ?Dr. OW CHIN HOCK, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture and MP for Leng Kee, has kindly consented b*BBM M%m m A mc lg The official opening of ASAHI TV-GLASS PTE. LTD. Profil6 Of thanks to their advanced manufacturing technology and ASAHI TV"GLASS W* experience. Steps have been taken
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      287 17 CONGRATULATIONS TO ASAHI TV-GLASS PTE. LTD. ON YOUR OFFICIAL OPENING THE BANK OF TOKYO, LTD. SINGAPORE OFFICE Hong Leong Building, 16, Raffles Quay. Spore 0104 Tel: ***** 1 1 ©THE DAI-CHI KANGYO BANK, LTD. SINGAPORE BRANCH G2 Hong Leong Building 16, Raffles Quay Spore 0104 Tel: *****55 <& HITACHI ELECTRONIC
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Gains across a broad front
      314 18 LED BY firm advaaees amosc aiiiriai aaattty stocks, the Wagspirr stock market Raised farther grand yesterday with sabstaattal gatoa posted arrow a araad fraat Altaoaga a Ught wave at praflMaUag emerged la mld-«easioa, share prices were geaeraily re-rated higher aa bayers cuaWamd Udomlaatf. Taklag the
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      Kuala Lumpur
      305 18 SUSTAINED buying interest gave the Kuala Lumpur stock market a steady close yesterday. Trading was active but fairly selective. Interest was focused on the overnight leaders, namely the motor issues and glamour stocks which produced good gains for the second consecutive session. The New Straits Times industrial ordinary
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    • Money and exchanges
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        NOMINAL RATES
        343 18 NTERBANK rales at 3.00 pm: Cwrwelii Hamlm*n*m tmtMwontwi Pwcwitoji quoted faatontoy (croaa)pailty cfcont* j»c*l ttolUn to aae wit M I *reljpi cnr«aey: JS dollar 2.1078 2.1083 2.8196 -25.24 >terUng pound 5.0018 5 0044 7.3469 -31.92 Australian doUar 2.4465 2.4482 3.4286 -28.64 sIZ dollar 2.0854 2.0881 3.4286 -39.18 ?anadian
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        Discount
        41 18 RANGE at prices oflend by discount houwi on July 10. Overnlfbt: «'<» 1S/1M Call depodto: (V. CkKtac 3- month Treasury bUli 6H 8V. 3 month Bank bills 8'i 9H 3monthiCD 89/J8 87/18 8 months CD 8i 8H Source: National DUcout Co
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        Money market
        31 18 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on July 10 Offer Bid Overnight 9 8V« lmonUi 8 15/16 813/16 2 months 8H 8 3 months 8W SH Oemlght mod« V*
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      Prime lending rates
      24 18 THE average rate at walea majar Slagapare baaks an eaneatty areparal ta lead to taelr Mat castomers is 11.4 par <*at.
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    • Rises
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        Rises
        47 18 Corp* awt Per*k ••rlU PUnl Itbn Klnl. M C »»bltc B«ak C B > C B C lei Propcrti** ■«n Choaf Lea* l«ab Sbipy.rd 1060 1200 473 l«S0 886 440 51S 1080 too 890 33> 316 75 +ao 90 30 30 +a 21 30 30 1( U
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        Falls
        28 18 thn Malayan I K Laad ractort lone L«ong Ind I Flour I Mala lia« Court 2700 610 840 230 210 344 344 50 -35 -10 -8 -8
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        Most active stocks
        22 18 [nchcape 500,000 H Par 494.000 DMW 428.000 rat Lee 392.000 Total turnover: 8.03m Total value: $27 .76m Source: SES
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        Indices
        33 18 IT. Indicator: ndustrials: Inance: lotels •roperties: linings: 'lantatlons CBC: WS Iiwl6076 48 6168.93 550.15 557.00 977.96 992.27 479.12 479 39 ***** 395.63 341.05 349.99 906.58 906.72 547.21 590.26 mb r> tat 19
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        H'kong
        428 18 HONGKONG: Strong selective buying took the market generally higher in active trading yesterday, and the Hang Seng index recovered from an early loss to close 2.35 points higher at 1083.79, dealers said. Buying interest was centred on Hutchison-Whampoa and the Swire group which led the afternoon rally as investors
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        Tokyo
        471 18 TOKYO: Share prices clo»ed slightly higher yesterday, with late profit-taking paring early gains, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 4.53 to close at 6794.24 points, with a volume of 270 million shares. The New index closed at 470.24. up 1.34 points. Vehicles led the market on news that
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        Produce prices
        142 18 CHINESE Pr*aace Exeaaage, SUx&pwr, a*«a eteaiag artcea per Mkgyeattfte;: Caeaaat aU: Bulk fob ***** seller*, old drum (in second hand drum) fob 5149.50 sellers, new drum fob 5155.50 sellers. C.pra: Mixed (loose) $86.50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW 5445.00 sellers. Sarawak white pepper fag fob
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        GOLD
        261 18 THE KTLOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 545.280 and closed at S4S.IZ yesterday In toe Far East, gold opened at UStSBS/Mt.SO and was traded lower to KSS 50 660 50 at one stage before closing the morning firm at (660 50 661 50 The market re-opened
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        138 18 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $5 to $2,136 per picul (equivalent to $35.32 per Ulo, up eight cents) In Penang yesterday, on an official ottering up 26 tonnes to 195 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling £105 to £7,175 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on
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        36 18 Rubber: July 10 Singapore: Aug: 288.50 cents (down 0.60 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 292.50 cents (unchanged) Tin: M$2,136 (up $5) (equivalent to $35.32 per kilo) (up 8 cents) Official offering: 195 tonnes (up 26 tonnes)
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        30 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets). Wlrebsr Spot £SOl (till); sellers £902 (£311.50); Three Month buyers £924 (£933); sellers £925 (£933.50). Market law: Steady. galas: 10.000 tonnes
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        485 18 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 288.50 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent on Wednesday's close, dealers said. The afternoon market was quiet with prices fluctuating within narrow margin, with news of China's offtake for sheets reported, they
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        91 18 NOON SSR aad SMR pnot mtardar ■AS Amml 9*a4*aib«r (C«SSllitfc) IF«.rJ Mia) B«y«r« Ballara B«jf«r« Svltors SBRW (luapallM) M 6.00 287 00 N MBOO W-OON SSRM llloapaUMl ***** 284 OON 2*300 JB6 OON MBELB Aiihi S*p4Mk*r SMRCV lltopalM) 307.00 JOB OON 308.00 IIO.OON SMRL 11-wpdatl ***** *****N
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      436 20 SENTOSA Plywood's profit this year would depend very much on the market situation, both locally and overseas, and on the availability of log supplies. This was disclosed by its chairman Datuk Nik Hussain bin Nik All in his latest annual review. He says the
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        305 20 SYDNEY, Thurs. Stock prices closed lower with market disappointment about a quarterly report from the Ashton joint diamond venture offsetting encouraging news from the oil sector, dealers said. Ash ton partner, CRA, finished 30 cents down at ASS. 30 while Ashton Mining lost eight to $2.70 despite
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        225 20 NEW YORK, Wed. The stock market rose in the heaviest trading since late March but profit-taking eroded a broad rally and left prices only narrowly higher. Analysts said early strength came mainly from institutions switching funds from maturing short-term debt issues into stocks. The Dow Jones
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        236 20 ZURICH, Wed. Prices eased on profit-taking, dealers said. Ciba-Geigy participation certificates, Sanikn Bearer and unofficially quoted Hoffmannla Roche fell along with the bearer shares of Nestle, Georg Fischer. Alusulsse, Von Roll. Oerlikon-buehrle, MotorColumbus and Schindler. Swissair, however was steady along with Elektro Watt. Holderbank and Moevenpick in
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        256 20 AMSTERDAM. Wed. Share prices closed mixed to lower with Hoogovens and Unilever 0.10 guilders higher each and Philips unchanged in otherwise lower Dutch internationals, dealers said. Constructions closed lower with HBG losing 0.60, investment funds were easier apart from Rodamco which closed unchanged, while in mainly
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        545 20 LONDON. Wed. The market closed mixed after a Limited recovery from a weaker opening, dealers said. At 3pm, the FT index was up 2.5 points at 496.2. Leading industrials were generally 2p to 4p either side of last night's closing levels, though Ferranti extended rerent gains
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        55 20 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 493 0 Tuesday *M.7 Week Ago 463.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 897.27 Tuesday 897.96 Week Afo 876.03 H X HANG SENG Thursday 1063 79 Wednesday 1081.44 Week Ago 1067 32 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 601.93 Wednesday 604.02 Week Ago 678.76 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday oioso
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      174 20 Chemical raises stake in Juta CHEMICAL Industries (Far East) has acquired a further 8.34 per cent of the equity capital in subsidiary Juta Properties, bringing its total stake to 91.67 per cent. Chemical said on Wednesday the purchase of an additional 250,000 ordinary shares of $1 each in Juta at
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      183 20 8DKMFOU UNIT TBU8T (HHWtf artBM tar Jti 11 TV Commerce 2 Tl US UK Saving. Find 1.15 1 84 Spore Prof Fund l.S 135 S pore Sec. Fund 2.13 1M S'pore Invert Fund 170 1 78xd S'pore Equity Fund 1 26 IB AJUlMrTTBUBT miMtni' prim tar Jai II
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      39 20 PACIFIC Development Credit Bhd announced an unaudited group pre-tax profit of Ms 4 29 million ($3.07 million), for the six months ended March 31. The parent company's pretax loss was $1.30 million (loss $1.43 million). Reuter.
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      1584 19 THE t»M tn— did ready nlr at ihr ckme <* tKmtmrm <m tfcr Stock Btctaacr o« Sliwa parr TcMrrday raapantf wtthth* prrvtan A4|M«M) ror .crip rfcha taurv I*M Um H«k U- C«pu. 8.W Hi SECTIOS ONE dosing tone: Steadier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of
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      1715 19 BID and offer prices 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 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1848 19 BID and oflrr prices officially listed and busines* in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified DTDUnVlALfi Aoaa l 3 168) (1) 3 20 kMim*. (3.306) Una (MOB) (1)
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      86 19 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from July 10, until further notice: Ratter: 296. cents a kilo; Catm: MJ816.67 a tonne; Pal* kerael: $955.75 a tonne; Watte peptwr: $3,960.00 a tonne; BUck pepper: $2,772.00 a tonne; The rate* of duty payable are:
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      322 20 GOVERNMENT OP THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap m, iro Kd, THE MASTER PLAN RULES, IIC Notice utter Rale 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposal for alteration to the Master Plan was submitted to the Minister for National! Development for approval. Rezoning of Lois 3404,1
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      320 20 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Mr. Chan Kok Onn, Mr. Lim Beng Chuen Mr. Lee Chee Seng have resigned from Chubb Malaysia Sdn Bhd and are no longer authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on behalf of Chubb Malaysia Sdn Bhd. SELANGOR DREDGING BERHAD (Incorporated in
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      858 21 V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES c EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS num.»»i™MroiiMiit CLERK/Typist to solve your InBARGE A I come Tax/ typing problems BuMt: 1976 I *****20. Monday lo Saturday Dimonwon: OFFICE/ SECRETARIAL FACILIt^wpti, 2700 M TIE* available at reasonable BroadMi 14 OOM Prlcr ln rllv arpa- Suitable for Dop»h2.soM expatriate on temporary
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      955 22 II EMPLOYMENT FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK able to work independently handling Aft l| llati-n. Vacant full set of books up to Trial Bal•O aillMlrOflS vacant ance Contact ***** during office hours for interview FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLEHK cum Typist Applicants with OCE O level with LCC Intermediate Book-keeping and typing Interal Pf~foc«J~fia/
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      769 22 II EMPLOYMENT GML FRSDAV REOUMED Prefer- ably with experience in florist aS^ trade AttracUve salary and /_a_il a_s__x allowances for the right person __Bb\ Duties Include administration as AM ||I>^M\ w«» assistance to Sales Man- ■■C-M ager Tel *****97 or call person- H Si, 5 ally 5247. Ist floor. Woh
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      910 22 II EMPLOYMENT LIU-BW* W M> «1 TEMPORARY ACCOUNT. CLERK required immediately by US company for about 2 months dI Our eltenl. major Japanoo. Must be able to type reasonably g chain momitecturtng company. wen AttracUve salary offered M op.r.ting m Sing.por. ro- "ase call Petereter 1# or Cindy X omro.:
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      763 22 II EMPLOYMENT J a A MAJOR BANK CONFERENCE A OCCirc r»qu.r»a UhMUt SECRETARIAT otc I TP» DFRQfiMMFI PTELTD rtngunn.L/ requires PAVROI I CTCUnrDaDUCDC rNinwLL 91 CriUWINrnCHS A<t<tIQTANT who are able to do temporary as«j<juiniii slgnments please call personally .At .east .O' .eve.s or con^ence offk:e u<?P with rr»rilt« In Fnu-
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      891 22 II EMPLOYMENT AN ENOMEERSNO COMPANY re IA WE LITsTABUSMED hirt quires a Secretary Must possess company requires Experlenctd Private Secretary's Diploma or Bilingual Salesmen and Salesi shorthand 100 wpm with typing girls for their branches at Peoj4swp m 2 years' relevant ex- pies Park Centre. People's Park i perlence 23
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      3986 25 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT I II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT COOKS WANTED FOR n.w res GENERAL WORKERS WANTED OFFICE/MESSENGER BOY reg lauranl Salary commensurates Basic pay $950 to $1050 per day >^fl^BK 4 f^~*\ /7}T^\. Ed in Jurong Tel *****5 Required *<»."<»•»— gar^^S F a^ iA -1 %> I
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      1009 26 II EMPLOYMENT I 111 VEHICLES 4 BOATS 2 SITE SUPERIOR. 46 Situations Vacant r~*Hr#d „Mrt; nCce m nr,^rL dXd X, nn v g pvi CerTlfirat^'holder. Ahi. t« «h. ™tfi^.- ,1 MMM, w-C-3,,cence —^^^!ZZ^r CAV.BUH.***** PRODUCTS CO ur^Hrr^d. "asssffisr 0 TEL SaisoTT P^7- ~LLE.TABU.HE, TRANSIT Must be able to understand Shipping
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      381 26 111 VEHICLES I BOATS I f.^-up^orTre o Road Tel *****2/ *****42 ATTRACTIVE/ COMPETITIVE RATES offered for dally from $25. weekly from $150. monthly from $500 Singapore Car Rental. Ring PfIIIJJJII l'l ITTri I iißJiViii 1 II bWT^^^T7>H K^iMftJ W I^^ 111 l M .1-. IlJj MM B^T^^rPWPf^Bl I EASTERN UNITED
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      377 26 1 W^ USA COMPUTfRggD Wl**VllUj>llL EQUIPMENT .^W" 1"*1"*"1 for motor VEHICLE TUNE UP WHEEL BALANCING ImmlD ■CV FT I Jl Wk^--^-k\ -—-fl M ..I Ib^B^B^bM B| bV^bl SBr-—IH I W£z3m bMH V H|^ W .^f^HPV V^| ■PP^PSSiBpn^W B^&ffSPElff^fSl WSfSt^Qf^^JlfSilf^ -B€2^J>€lsiM BESSf^BffQP^B^BP Ql*!s#i?Si^^B^^ BWHWHH!IHI^r-^« KSKmb&P^^ B>>^^ are the analysing your Car
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      471 26 I 111 VEHICLES BOATS W ownerjrood condition $14,400 Tel *****08 BEAUT»UI 1.72 DATSUN 1200 Coupe, alrcond. sports rlms. console box. radlo/cassetrf. tyres g»? seftj'^or"," r°. m'/Ton t."t 35£.ks. v i OATSUN 1400, m Very good i;wTPz^lhz -^52^^. PARF eligible Alrcon Sport rlms Showroom condition Kon'g.wsfe. -aHHl,7vauio owner.meuillc bluesports rlms, j
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      528 26 FORD CORT-A 2000E AUTOMAT^ (Odd AM^fwry mo<M) lsL expatriate owner alrcond. radio, cassette, new transmission, many new *«9«i«i' FORO CORTINA 20OOE. Automatic ixxKxr^. a $9MO JUNE 1.7. FORO Cortina. 16 OL .One private owner, mileage S'n^XfiibSStt m"'* 10 To^^^^^ NOV. IW2 FORD Escort. 1098 cc ttSU^^aMr'^ so^uuo^n.orview a, upnir Koao.
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      981 26 111 VEHICLES BOATS T.^X^^^l&?\£l^^ offer secures. PARF^eI *****W for PA^^r^Wneg^labl. Tel. after 2.00 pm 1573 MAZDA ISSO cc New tyres, COLT QALANT 1400 c c with cassette Oood condition Selling alrcond. sports rims, cassette J8.200 Tel *****58 insurance/road tax new itDJOO M^A^.S new^nd^. im MAZDA t» rcond eligible i"""' o
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      1371 27 1 ■—.■Hi i LIAN HUP SENG 55 Vf>hirle>« For <?»!• motor trading CO. vemcies for baw 1M g,***, p^,. Thomson Road. S'pora 1130 T»U 2S*****, 254(703 2M3929 1tr»: Ford CorW 1.6OL SUtxm- wagon A/C J) Toyota ist* Datsun imv ol a/c F i.l 131S 1*00. Aulo A/C Diliur 120Y Stationwagon
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      792 27 sr! I»w5S?<PflVSiS!i.^S i SJ V.hictes Wanted sette. up top condition Please M call *****81 2 r^orfissTt^r^d.'eTeT AA ACCOUNTANT REO««, any grncondiuon $.1,800 ono .Tel romVanV/prWaiwe"^''^' W7S SUBARU. 1400 Cassett*. new ««l" William. pajrit selling $7,800 on o Tel: a 0000 offer W4 AUSTIN 1300 mkiii New o. Dr J^Voo o'^o'
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      1367 27 fi, nrnnrrtrrJ ff##fc*j fr fiUf 1/f//C^f/c/Ilc3 IbTCDDCI JHI ICC -/-^JJiy^^^PWP^lT^Tr^ R L MUU^t fc-Sl| I^^-^^'ll S SHOWROOM/ BANK NG PREMISES FOR LEASE BbBBBBBBBBbIHIIHHUHHBBIHB^HIHB^^MBH Prominent Building at the junction of Keppel Road I Paaca Cantr» Tong Eng Building Orchard Plaza mtses on OrouiS/ Meisanlne noors. Suitable for I Upper °°r W"h
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      908 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES WELL FURNISHED ROOM to let at Bedok South for working bache- lor/ foreign students Food and I laundry can be arranged Call Mdm L1m.*****22 2 EMPTY ROOMS with alrcond. bathroom attached Please tel. 9H378 Accommod.,ion Wanted _^=========Si W.R«iuir. gevERAL UNITS OF DETACHED/ gEMI-DETACHEO BUNGALOWS. APARTMENTS BIDISTS../10/11/ l&^&^VX^
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      971 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES A BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-STOREY Terraoe at Hong Leong Harden Tenanted till March 1981 Selling with tenancy and fully furnished Asking price. $258,000 Please contact Agent *****08 A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Seml-r>tached: Grove Drive ii^'nrl^^^i'^'s 1 'l rruX^= of houses: Ash Grove $850,000: Duku Road M%& =^^^^^1^ Greja $310,000; Jalan
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      305 30 Fate smiles on Europe's big soccer names ZURICH, Thura FATE smiled on all the big soccer names when the draws for the three European Cup competitions were made here yesterday. England's Nottingham Forest, seeking their third successive win in the premier trophy, the European Cup, start their campaign in Bulgaria
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      607 30 Zl RICH, nan. Draws far the first rtond of tae <fcree mala Earapeaa dab ■aeeer eampettnaaa far IIM/81 were made here yeateraay. The tint aamed dabs «y the first lee at bame. first ]ff In uV draw by UEFA la Zwieb will be played as s*pt. 17 aad
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      311 30 VIENNA, Thurs. The International Tennis Federation yesterday adopted a proposal to change the Davis Cup into a two-tier competition with a 16-nation top group and the rest playing in zones. The annual meeting of the ITF here approved the new proposal submitted by the
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      129 30 LONDON, Thurs. All eight world title-holders crowned last May in Jakarta at the Interna- tional Badminton Federation championships will compete in the second world Masters tournament in London in September. They include Indonesian world men's and women's singles champions respectively, Rudy Hartono and
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      326 30 Get together. And get ahead with Vespa. aataW Lam^^ 4 aY a^BsaVaWr Jk B^ jiaift_ Eft I VK <^^^ 14 tH^^\ T^^aH Ba^a^^^^^^^^^ 4b>lb>H Ba^BaV *1H Baß^Sal P^^^^^^^B J* Laftk. I aH La^iW ./f Ba^BF at You know you're right with Vespa. i^aaaa- 1 Young. Exciting. Dynamic. The ideal companion.
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      106 31 JOHN TAY HEE KENG AGED S3 YEARS Called to be with the Lord on S.7 JO. tosvmg D#nifMl WIFE: Annie SONS: David Andrew GOO-SON: Daniel Koh DAUGHTER Esther SON-IN-LAW: I.im Tau Cheng DAUGHTERS WL VW Nancy Gan L Ellis Er 5 grandchildren, 2 god-grandchtl-Of Ail sfifl mI lov#d
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      115 31 RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES $10.50 lor 15 word* (run-on style) $36.00 for 3cm. x 1 col. (semi-display »lyle) $45.00 for 3cm x 1 col. (display •!>!•> GOH SENG KEE (AOEM) peacetully deperted on tth July ISSO. Leaving behind wife, sons, daughters, daughters-in-law, sons-in-law, grandchildren and brother Cortege
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      123 Acknowledgements
      95 31 The family of the late MR. JOSEPH TAN CHIN K WANG wishes to eipress thanks to all rale tive«. ineoda business associates. priests and sisters lor their kind 1 1 #ndatfYc# •■■ittanc*), condolences. prayars. donations, arraalhs and eeroNs during their recent be- ORATTTOOE AND APPRECIATION are due to
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      124 In Memoriam
      64 31 In Loving Memory MR. PAUL TEO KAH KWEE pa>Md away in London 11/7/7t, crcmatad in Singapore 19/7/79. THE MORROW MEETS THE UNKNOWN THE FUTURE WILL GLOW ITS RAYS ON ENDEAVOURS OF ONE'S OWN." Requi»m High Man 10 wn Sunday Church, Qunmlown and Suntal Maaa Holy Family Church.
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      MRS ANN TAN
      78 31 JULY 11 1976 In aver loving mtmot y of you NEITHER TIME NOR PLACE CAN EVER ERASE THE MEMORIES OF THE TIMES WE SPENT TOGETHER GEK IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY of Mrs. Alice Paul who died on 11/7/ 74. Remembered by husband, children and loved ones. FRANK BATCHELOR
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      Lock icon Robbie wins first cap for Lions
      292 32 KIMBERLEY. Thurs. Stylish Irish scrum-half John Robbie wins his first cap for the British Lions in the fourth and final I Test against the South African Springboks in Pretoria on Saturday. Robbie replaces injured i compatriot Colin Patter- son, who suffered torn knee ligaments
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      Lock icon Age Quod Agis scores comfortable victory
      214 32 NEWMARKET, Thurs. American-bred Age Ouod Agis, trained in England and owned by Paris art dealer Daniel Wildenstein, comfortably won the July stakes here yesterday. In a disappointing turnout of three runners for the £13,966 ($69,250) purse, Age Quod Agis pulled away from the others
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      Lock icon Whitecaps triumph
      50 32 NEW YORK, Thurs. Results of yesterday's North American Soccer League: White, ips 4 Chiefs 0, Cosmos 2 Fury 1. Rowdies 4 Earthquakes 1, Lancers 2 Timbers 0. Strikers 3 Express 1, Kicks 5 Roughnecks 4, Tornado 4 Sting 2, Aztecs 3 Surf 2, Sockers 2 Diplomats 0. Reuter.
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      Johnston has wide experience
      73 32  -  EPSOM JEEP By PHILJP G. JOHNSTON (above) the new Malaysian Racing Asso-laUon stipendiary steward for the Singapore Turf Club has wide experience as a racing official. An assistant to one of the top handicappen in England, he was in Australia for a short while before Joining
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      Newcomer Khyber Pass does fast gallop
      794 32  - Newcomer Khyber Pass does fast gallop FAIRWAY Sharp Edge three-year-old shines By NEWCOMER Khyber Pass drew attention to his chances in Race Nine at Bukit Timah on Saturday, with a dashing workout yesterday morning. Ridden by Masruhen Masjuay, the Sharp Edge three-year-old was pulling hard and yet clocked a fast
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      Hegemonist put down
      95 32 PROMISING stayer Hegemonkt has been pot down. The Amber Rama four-year-old, who ran a Kame second to Vaaron In the Perak Derby in Ipoh last Sunday, broke down and had to be destroyed a day later, his trainer, Teh Choon Seng, told me yesterday, reports FAIRWAY. Hegemonlst
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      Four mass events in Pesta Sukan
      67 32 THIS year's Pesta Sukan festival of sports, the 17th in the series, will be held from Aug. 1-Sept. 7. Brig. Gen. Patrick Sim, of the Singapore Armed Forces, is chairman of the organising committee. Four mass events the national jog (Aug. 17), walk (Aug.
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      Tomorrow's card
      2239 32 DAfr 1 I.3OCLASS3DIV6 1.200 M lVr\^£j X ($15,000 $10,500 to winner) 1 23x0x5 Jingo a (Malik) Daniels 57 <<j2 +l.S)3acF lan 1 2 32x7x0 EvarPaac* a (Rani) Rodgers 56.5 «J3 4)«lrg K.W. T» 6 3 Hwtuna (Tjakr») Bougoure 55.5 3 nig Dmmlt 11 4 «xx Continental N (Agasam)
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      82 32 0^ 4/ JBHfc Our Commemorative Gold Medal Kecent Market Issue of (■old Coin I Price S7HO each Price $127J5 to $15(X) each Weight of Medal 16.8 gm Weight of Coin 8 gm lineness 22k Fineness 22k Our Set of three Commemorative Silver Medals Keeent Market Issue of Silver Coin I
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      Boxer Selva to return
      251 33  -  R. MANORAJ By FORMER national featherweight and lightweight boxing champion K. Selvarajoo is to make a comeback. Selva, 30, a non-com-missioned officer in the Singapore Armed Forces, quit the ring a year ago because of career and family commitments. But he told me yesterday: "As much
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      'Mr Fitness' Clark keeps up the trend
      148 33 THE trend among executives these days is towards physical fitness If the large number of top exeou- j lives nulling to krep-flt centres Is anything to go by, i re parts KEN JALLEH Jr. Sam Clark (above). 34, Is one of them. Vice-
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      Australian offers to train diver Leow
      241 33  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By SAMUEL LEOW, Singapore's only medal-winner at the four-day international age-group and Open diving championships in Jakarta in May, has received an invitation to attend a coaching clinic in Australia. Leow won a bronze medal in the 15-18 agegroup springboard event
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      Four O'Clock looks best of newcomers
      1211 33  -  FAIRWAY By CONSISTENT Four O'Clock IV (late Famoso) looks the pick of the newcomers entered for the Singapore Turf Club July meeting starting on Saturday. He has been placed in Class 2. A three-year-old bay New Zealand gelding by Adios I out of Rain
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      Great response to plate event
      318 33  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE proposed Anchor Business Houses' plate squash competition for losing teams seems like overwhelming its parent tournament the Anchor Business Houses' League by the looks of things. More than 20 of the 32 teams who failed to qualify for the recent AJBHSI.
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      Police unlikely to repeat success
      328 33 POLICE Sports Association, who made a clean sweep of all but the F3grade men's events in this year's National Squash League, are unlikely to repeat their success next year, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. This is because the Singapore Squash Rackets Association's league committee are planning to
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      371 33 Before your games or exercises, LOOSEN UP MUSCLES WTTHELLIMANS Ellimans has special penetrating and stimulating ingredients that spread a soothing warmth, as you massage. It helps keep your muscles toned and invigorated, during games and even after! Ellimans also provides swift relief for lumbago, sprains bruises, tired feet and muscle
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      Timely gift to boost basketball
      207 34  - Timely gift to boost basketball PETER SIOW By THE Straits Times Group have given basketball a fillip by donating $50,000 to the sport. The money will be used to sponsor the Pesta Sukan basketball invitation tournament next month, the Asian Basketball Confederation women's championship in Hongkong in September and the
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      Different roles on demand
      232 34 SINGAPORE will play a different brand of basketball in the ASEAN schools' championships, starting on Monday week at the Gay World Stadium, reports PETER SIOW. Like total fooioall, the p|ayers have not been given any fixed positions they are expected to assume different roles if and
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      SBA brass may face fireworks
      296 34  -  BERNARD PEREIRA COMMENT By GUY FAWKES DAY falls on Nov. 5. But where the Singapore Badminton Association are concerned, it could be tomorrow. The occasion: Their 45th annual meeting. The venue: The National Stadium Theatrette. The time: 2.30pm. Hopefully, the gathering will give the SBA
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      St. Andrew's triumph
      83 34 ST. ANDREW'S Junior College beat Slglap 24, in a boys' oostsecondary A division match of the national secondary srnools' volleyball championships yesterday. Other results: BOYS: Seeaatery A 1)1 vlatea Hwi Yon bt Mukit Pan iang 2-1; B Divfaov* Presbyterian bt Rangoon 2-0; Past srraadary D Olvlslaa Temasek
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      Handball exhibition
      61 34 TAIWAN'S Chung Hwa youth handball team will play two exhibition matches this weekend at the Dunman Government Chinese Middle School in Dunman Road. The visitors will then leave for Italy to compete In the world championship. Says Tan Yen Nen. the Singapore Handball Federation secretary: "They're a topclass
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      League tourney
      51 34 SPORTING WESTLAKE are inviting entries from all affiliates of the Football Association of Singapore to take part in their soccer league tournament for the Ghazali Caffor Cup. Entry forms are available from M. Hamim (*****63), Wahid (*****53) or Sadiq Shah *****285). The closing date for entries is July
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      Ingersoll 31
      17 34 INCERSOLL Rand beat Electrolux Pte. Ltd. 3-1 in a friendly soccer match at Gloucester Barracks.
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      Lock icon Badminton champion sacrifices tour for job
      301 34 NATIONAL champion Lee Ah Ngo is out of the Singapore badminton team to tour Thailand and Penang from next Monday until Tuesday week reports BERNARD PEREIRA. The four-time national singles title-holder last month quit his Housing and Development Board job to take up a
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      Geraldine breaks the first record
      286 34  -  SARA UDUWELA GERALDINE JELTES, of Temasek Junior College, cleared 1.51 metres in the post-secondary girls' high jump to set the first championship record in the 21st national inter-schools' track and field competition at the National Stadium yesterday. She erased Lee Tew Guan's 1.50 m record,
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      91 34 ATHLETICS National schools' championships (National Stadium. 2). HOCKEY Sikhs v Punjab Hawks, of India (Balestier ftd. 5.15). SOCCER SU*ap«rr But■M n«—f Leagae: Mandarin Hotel v Singapura Forum (Geyalng). The Straits Times v Nestle (Toa Payoh), F. E. Levingston v Hongkong Bank (Tanglin), KeppeT Shipyard v OCBC (Farrer Park), AngloThai v
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      Soccer fracas: Thailand are winners
      284 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. Following last night's soccer fracas between Malaysia and Thailand at the Merdeka Stadium here, Thailand were this morning awarded the match. The game, an ASEAN youth tournament tie, had developed Into a fight after the regulation 81 minutes, when Thailand were leading
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      Women finish joint champions
      180 35  -  PETER MARTINEZ By MALACCA 1 SINGAPORE 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. i Singapore retained the Tun Sharifah Rodziah trophy for the fifth year running. But, this time, they had to share it with Malacca. The teams were declared joint champions after they drew 1-1 in the final
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      Lock icon Singapore win, so Malaysia in
      335 35  -  WILFRED YEO KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysians were saying "Thank you! Thank you!" ever so gratefully to Singapore, after the Republic had scored this deserving win over Indonesia in the last preliminary round match of the Asean youth soccer tournament at the Merdeka stadium here
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      39 35 liland laysla taper* ooetla Upplnn P W D L F A Pt. 4400 9 0 8 4 2 0 2 12 3 4 4202 4 4 4 4202 4 7 4 4 0 0 4 1 It 0
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      Edged out
      41 35 WOODBRIDGE Hospital edged out Armed Forces A 2-1 in the Singapore Government Services Football League Division Two match at Farrer Park yesterday. In a Division Three match Vigilante Corp SC beat Alexandra Post Office 6-0 at the same venue.
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      Electrolux's title hopes hit by ruling
      348 35  -  JOE DOR AI By ELECTROLUX'S strong I bid to win the Singa- pore Business Houses' Football League Division Three title in their first season has received a severe setback. The SBHFL have ruled that the club cannot field more than four of their eight
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      Asian sides ask for dates
      174 35 THE Football Associations of Japan and Thailand want to play Singapore in friendly matches at the National Stadium, reports JOE DOBAI. The two associations have written to the Foot- ball Association of Singapore, suggesting the dates and match-fees they expect. This is the first time
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      Republic's drivers lose lead in rally
      275 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Singapore's Cliff Zimsen and Soloman Fang, driving a Daihatsu Charade, lost their lead in the Tour of Malaysia motor rally as confusion reigned in Selangor today. Zimsen, the 1977 champion, and Fang had put themselves in the leaders' spot after Tuesday's
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      England on rack, then fight back
      288 35 MANCHESTER, Thurs. The West Indies sent England crashing to 150 all out on the opening day of the third cricket Test at Old Trafford here today. England collapsed dramatically after lunch and lost their last seven wickets for 24. Once again, the West Indian
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      119 35 ENGLAND lrt INNS Boycott c Garner b Roberts S (roooh lbw b Roberts 2 Raw b Marshall 70 Larklw lbw b Garner U Gstttag c Richards b Marshal] 33 Battuun c Murray b Garner 8 WUley b Marshall 0 Kaatt run out 2 Emlmrey c Murray b Roberts 3
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    168 36 500 arrested NEW DELHI, Thurs. Police arrested about 500 pickets in India's north-east Assam state as a mass picketing campaign against foreign immigrants paralysed government offices For the fourth consecutive day. -Reuter SEE PAGES THE need for companionship led a 73-year-old gardener, Mr Kndon bin Hafl Kassim,
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    Lock icon Saudis make veiled threat to use oil weapon against US
    436 36 Saudis make veiled threat to use oil weapon against US WASHINGTON, Thursday SAUDI Arabia, annoyed over US reluctance to sell it more sophisticated military equipment, has issued a veiled warning that it Mill use the oil weapon against the United States. A Saudi statement said yesterday that if the US
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    Lock icon 500 BARRELS OF OIL A DAY OFFER TO INVESTORS
    149 36 BAHRAIN, Thurs. Saudi Arabia is considering giving foreign firms SOO barrels of crude oil a day for every US$l million (Ss2.l million) they invest in its heavy industry projects, the vicechairman of Saudi Basic Industries Corporation said today. Mr Abdulaziz Alzamil
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    29 36 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 2.99 to 894.28 in the first-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Lock icon Warsaw Pact offer
    63 36 VIENNA, Thurs. The Warsaw Pact countries today proposed withdrawal of 20,000 Soviet troops from central Europe In exchange for a 13.000man withdrawal by Nato forces. The proposal could mean a withdrawal of American troops, although the Eastern bloc said it would not insist on force ceilings for
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    Raja: India broke basic rule...
    337 36  -  J. D. INDRAN By INDIA has breached the basic principle of the nonaligned movement by recognising the Heng Samrin regime and has become the "odd man out" in Asia by doing that. The Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, said this yesterday
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    Lock icon IRAN TAKES OVER EUROPEAN DRUG FIRMS
    483 36 IRAN TAKES OVER EUROPEAN DRUG FIRMS Retaliation for trade sanctions? BONN, Thurs IRAN has taken over at least six Europeanowned pharmaceutical companies in a move seen here as an Iranian response to European trade sanctions. The West German Pharmaceutical Industry Federation said today that the Iranian authorities were blocking access
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    144 36 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MR JOSEPH LOW MEMO KWMK passed away peacefully on 10.7.80 leaving behind his beloved wife Teresa Tan Hoe Neo. 3 sons, Stephen, David. Joseph and only daughter Sr Celine, 3 daughters-in-law Maria, Orace and Theresa and S grandchildren to mourn his loss Cortege leaves 116, Buklt Teresa
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      206 36 Ismail on Harun From his prison cell last week, Datuk Harun Idris put up a strong performance in the election for the Umno Youth presidency. He did not win, but the narrow margin by which he lost showed that he still has considerable influence in Umno politics. Regional correspondent ISMAIL
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      280 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Kinanrial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Cor sales have jumped by a high 42 per cent despite tough govern- ment measures to keep the car population down. CATHERINE ONG reports the latest sales figures which betray the affinity of Singaporeans for cars. Other items: Times Publishing has made a
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      168 36 UP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Showers In a few places. TEMP. (C) up to 1a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 2S min. SUNSET today: p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.34 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 12-17 C Rain Lm Aagele* 18-30C Clear Atfcea* 22-34C Gear Madrid 7-20C Goody lUhrala 30-39C Clear Maaila 22-28C Rain Baa«k*k 28-33C
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        1316 1  -  U LIENFUNG A Song poet (1) By THE Li family has the honour of producing three of the greatest poets in Chinese classical literature: Li Bai *tt 701-762), Li Yu 937-978), and the magnificent Li Qingzhao (*rt»!«) of Song dynasty. They are often referred to as "The Three
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        89 1 Sstt? THE illustrated word is pronounced lv, meaning record or register or employ. It has been reduced to only eight strokes from its regular form, in brackets, ofN. Here are some common combinations of the word ft* luqu recruit ft* luym sound recording luyo'ng employ chaotu copy yulu
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        21 1 Jin xin shu, bu ru wu shu. It is better to be without books than to believe them entirely.
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        67 1 IHSIK Shopping through mail orders What are these girls so busily sorting oat? They are part of a mail order business. Find oat more on Centrespread Pago 6, 7 Keeping you posted on latest movies These artists would be shy if you classify them as creative artists, bat their work
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        283 2 SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with soloist David Lewis (clarinetist) and Toh Chee Hung (pianist) at the jingapore Conference Hall at 8.15 p.m. Tickets: $3, $6 and $10. On till tomorrow. THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF SINGAPORE'S SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION a talk by Mrs Linda Seah, lecturer, Department of Economics and Statistics, National
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        1202 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by House- 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) wives' Matinee Iron Fiddle (r) 7.55 Out Of The Blue Random's 4.35 Intermission Arrival (Part 1) 5.55 Opening folowed by In The Wid J jj L Wanna Be A Ck)wn m Harry But* The
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        Redford turns rhinestone to real cowboy
        485 3 Redford turns rhinestone to real cowboy The Electric Horseman Opens today at Lido Reviewed by MARLENE KITTS THE Electric Horseman is an amusing, entertaining film, a tender tribute to the American cowboy of the Old West who is an anachronism today. ''My heroes have always been good cowboys," sings country
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        Wilde wit and Barnes sparkle
        488 3 Wilde wit and Barnes sparkle Brian Barnes a* The Provocative Oscar Wild* Wednesday night Reviewed by DELISLE SCHWARTZ THEATRE reached a peak on Wednesday night when Brian Barnes presented his one-man show, The Provocative Oscar Wilde, to a capacity audience at the DBS auditorium. Written by Christopher Denys, from Wilde's
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        Keeping you posted on the latest movie
        716 3  -  GER ALDINE TANG By FINE art purists may turn up their noses at the garish giant cinema billboards, but the work of poster painters demands a good sense of proportion and a good eye for colour. The first is needed to get the
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        147 3 Armstrong Corlon turns your home into a palace. if 111 I «4^^ 4^ I JrNj^^Bt f -^B^A^ I <**^ L m y Armstrong Corlon s richly textured floorings give that extra touch In colours that range from light tints to warm cosy hues In designs and patterns that will compliment
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          180 5 RESEARCHERS at the Battelle Laboratories in Columbus, Ohio, using genetic engineering techniques, have developed bacteria that ingest the compound 24-D, a defoliant, and then become an innocuous product that may be converted into saleable items such as fertilisers. The experiment was one of several studies the scientists
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        2051 6 Shopping without park rking problems YOU'VE had a gruelling day at the office, and so you decide to pamper yourself by splurging on a new dress... something that will help perk up your spirits. Then you think of the hassle of getting a parking space; the innumerable racks of dresses
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        526 7 A little something for everyone in the family PHARMACIES sell much more than pharmeceutical goods; it's quite surprising, the number of goodies you can uncover (sometimes they come in different guises, but you can always adapt them for your own uses). Seton produces little tubes of foam rubber railed Tubifoam.
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        680 8 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the followmg:(A) Construction of Two Primory Schools (Type P4 1974) at Bedok North Rood (Site 12) Eligibility: Building $5,000,000/and above Closing Dote: 31 7 80 at 10 30 am (B) Construction of Bridge Over M.O.E. Droin at Changi Airport.
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        816 8 DIIDB Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the followlng:(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF 3 Blocks of 9-Storey 3/4-Room Flats (Total 424 Units) at Ylshun Neighbourhood 1 Contract 5. (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF 2 Blocks of 10-Storey 4/3-Room New Flats, 1 Block of 11-Storey 4/3-Room New
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        592 8 (Ir| KEI)EVEU)PMENT^ TENDER I Tenders are invited for: CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF I PROPOSED ORCHARD ROAD RESETTLEI MENT CENTRE COMPRISING FIVE (5) I STOREY PODIUM BLOCK WITH FOUR (4) I FLOORS OF SHOPS, ONE (1) FLOOR OF I OFFICES AND 275 CARPARK LOTS AND I FIVE (5) STOREY TOWER BLOCK
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        772 8 Far Eastern Hotels Development Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore Notice of Annual General Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Far Eastern Hotels Development Limited will be held at 4th Floor, Singapore Hilton, Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 on Tuesday, 29th July 1980 at
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        427 8 THUMB The following tenders are Invited by the Chief Supplies Offlcler, Central Supplies Department, a Wooden Art Craft Furniture for 3 new secondary schools, Ministry of Education Closing date and time: 16.7.80 (12 noon) b Chair and Bench, polypropylene for new Singapore General Hospital Closing date and time: 30.7.80 (12
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        552 9 JURONG ALLOYS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. requires I) PRODUCTION MANAGER Candidates should possess at least a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Metallurgy from a recognised institution. We are looking for a person with experiences in a manufacturing concern, with an ability to control effectively a labour force of about 60 to
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        500 9 I TECHNICAL SERVICE I REPRESENTATIVE 3M Singapore invites applications from Singapore citizens who possess the following qualifications: Age range 21 28 Completed National Service Possess a Diploma/Certificate in Electronics Engineering Possess a Class 2 or Class 3 driving licence Possess qualities of tact, maturity, and be able to communicate effectively
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        480 9 r Owing to the re-orgomsation and expansion^Bk of its engineering activities, a large and well- 1 established Singapore Company invites both I MALE and FEMALE applicants to fill the I following positions (1) STRUCTURAL DESIGNERS Degree in Civil/Structurol Engineering I with at least 3 to 4 years designing I experience.
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        502 9 EMPLOYMENT A IN SAUDI ARABIA INTERNATIONAL FIRM REQUIRES MALE PER SONNEL FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS AUDITOR In addition to academic qualifications, successful candidate will have proven capabilities perform internal aduits of payroll, procurement, supply activities and general accounting systems ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Must be experienced in general office duties Typing skills
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        903 10 r^Msbil__. We have a vacancy for the position of MARKETING EXECUTIVE -Special Products Chemicals The Job The successful applicant will be assigned responsibilities in the sales of the Company's special products and chemicals. His duties will include the analysis and investigation into client's organisation needs and the recommendation and follow
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        495 10 MARKETING MANAGER (ELECTRONICS) An established manufacturing company requires a qualified and experienced person to promote its range of audio electronics products in Europe and United States. He will be responsible for the entire sales and marketing activities. He will be expected to develop and implement an on-going sales plan to
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        590 10 p*ggps** Applications are invited from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for the following appointments(A) Assistant Research Planning Officer A recognised University Degree in Economics, Statistics, Business Administration, Industrial Systems Engineering or Operational Research. Some experience in economic research or feasibility studies will be an advantage. (B) Assistant
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        816 10 A large European Company invites applications for the I following vacancies: 1) Warehouse Supervisor Candidates should have at least 5 years' experience as a storekeeper hut must not be more than 35 years ok) and able to write and speak fluent English The person selected is required to work closely
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        580 11 V^ ANG MO KIO BeO*^ TOWN CENTRE MOSQUE 6m 715 ANG MO KIO AVENUE 6 c£\ fCA y i.t..,i <„ ,,.,,i i>. v. y.-.y <— SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION^^ TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for: A) The removal ol sta{in( waste from the Smjapore Broadcastkij Corporation compound at the CaMecott Hi
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        424 11 I SALES DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVES For Parts And Engines The Cummins Distributorship Organisation, a division of Scott English, is seeking suitably qualified Sales Development Executives to further expand its market share of Parts and Engines both locally and in the region. Candidates must possess a minimum of a Diploma in mechanical
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