The Straits Times, 26 July 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 2C, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    THIRD CHILD POLICY SWITCH
    677 1  -  JUNE TAN School registration priority restored By IN A sudden change of policy, the Education Ministry yesterday reversed its pre-primary and primary one registration ruling to give priority to the third child as well. Barely three weeks ago the ministry had announced that priority in this
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    Lock icon Nadia loses her title
    34 1 NADIA Comaneci (centre) watching an unidentified member of the Jury shouting at the Romanian coach (unseen) daring a heated dispute at the Olympic Games in Moscow on Thursday. AP pictare.
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    Lock icon HIJACKERS HOLD 40 IN PLANE TO RANSOM
    121 1 HIJACKERS HOLD 40 IN PLANE TO RANSOM KUWAIT, Fri. A Kuwait Airlines Boeing 737 landed here tonight under the control of Arab hijackers seeking a multi-million-dollar ransom for the release of 40 passengers and crew aboard. It was the third time the airliner, flown by a British captain and first
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    Lock icon JUDGES BICKER OVER POINTS AWARDED HER
    321 1 MOSCOW, Friday A JUDGES' row cost Rumania's defending Olympic champion, Nadia Comaneci, her gymnastics title last night. Rumanians among the 9,000 spectators burst into chants of "fair play, fair play," as all six judges argued heatedly in public over 18-year-old Nadia's j performance. The
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    Lock icon Iran takes back gold
    89 1 LONDON, Fri. Iran repatriated about 30 tonnes of gold worth more than US$5OO million from Britain in the first half of this year and about half of it was transferred in June, the Financial Times reported today. Similar trans fers were made from West Germany, France
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    Lock icon Rush for sea bed riches
    64 1 GENEVA, Fri. The worlds poorer nations will be pressing for their share of the ocean bed's unexplored riches when the I'nited Nations Law of the Sea Conference enters its latest phase here on Mon lay. informed sources said today. At stake are millions of tonnes
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    Lock icon Guerilla dies in crash
    57 1 BONN, Fri Juliane Plam beck, one of West Germany's most wanted women guerillas. was killed in a traffic accident near Stuttgart today The identity of a man killed with her was being withheld in the interests of anti-terrorist investigations. The car in which the pair were
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    Lock icon W. Europe move in UN dashes Arab hopes
    459 1 W. Europe move in UN dashes Arab hopes UNITED NATIONS, Friday WEST European nations dashed Arab hopes of exerting new pressure on the United States to isolate Israel when they joined the Americans last night to reject a draft resolution setting a Nov 15 deadline for an Israeli withdrawal from
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    Lock icon Slowdown in inflation
    47 1 LUXEMBOURG, Fri. Infla- tion in the European Econom- ie Community slowed down in June for the second successive month. The consumer price index rose a provisional 0.7 per cent in June to stand at 14.6 per cent above its level a year ago. Reuter
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    56 1 DACCA, Fri. At least 20.000 people have been evacuated from their homes to escape floodwaters from the Jamuna River in the northern Bangladesh district of Pabna The river, swollen by monsoon rains, crossed the danger mark earlier this week ana is still rising. Thousands more are expected
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    59 1 BERNE, Fri. Swedish police confirmed today that a man claiming to be a Soviet citizen who escaped from the Soviet Union and swam to Sweden had asked for political asylum. The man said he had been a political activist and had been jailed for his views
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    110 1 TOKYO, Fri. Oman is planning to charge fees on tankers passing through the Straits of Hormuz, a Japanese newspaper reported today. The Asahi Shimbun, quoting two Arabian magazines Arab Press Service and Al Yamama said Oman wants to start levying the fee from Jan
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    39 1 MADRID, Fri. About eight tonnes of plastic explosives were stolen from a dynamite store near the northern port of Santander last night in what is 1 believed to be the biggest explosives theft in recent years. Reuter
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    199 1 MANILA, Fri. Typhoon Kirn, the most Piwerfnl storm to hit the hllippineti this year, today killed 31 people and left IM,*M people homeless after destroying 12,999 houses. Kirn, packing winds of 186 km h, followed the tracks of Typhoon Joe, wkJca eat
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    Man on new charge of stealing air tickets
    107 7 Man on new charge of stealing air tickets HAMZA BIN GHOUSE, 30, described as a businessman, faced an additional charge yesterday of stealing 140 air tickets and 44 exchange vouchers from a travel firm. Hamza is alleged to have broken into Siakson Coach Tours in Prinsep Street on Jan 8,
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    Crash: Open verdict
    61 7 A CORONER recorded an open verdict yesterday on l»-year old factory worker ('hong Kah Buay who died of a fractured skull after being involved in an accident with a lorry. The lorry driver, Johnny Chua, 21, chose to remain silent when asked if he wished to say
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    Plan for 4 blocks of exec housing in Jurong
    390 7  -  PAUL JANSEN By I Our Jurong reporter JURONG Town Corporation will build a $15 million condominium in Jurong exclusively for expatriate and local executives working in the industrial estate. This will be located on a five-hectare plot near the junction of
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    Advice to sugar exporters
    74 7 Advice to sugar exporters EXPORTERS must ascertain whether they can get licences for the export of refined sugar from the Imports and Exports Office before they enter into contracts with overseas buyers. this is because the export of this product is subject to licensing now, an official said. But, refined
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    Conductor is fined $1,500 for cheating
    76 7 A BUS conductor, Abdul Mannan, 23, was fined $1,500 when tie pleaded E" y to cheating the pore Bus Company suing three used tickets with a total value of $1.50. A magistrate's court heard yesterday that Abdul issued the SO cent tickets to three
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    On financing
    33 7 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry will hold a seminar on the financing of small and medium-sized exterprises for its members at its conference room today at 2.30 p.m.
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    Standing tall is a new breed manning: food stalls
    1436 8  - Standing tall is a new breed manning: food stalls WENDY YANG Story: YANG Pictures: ALBERT SIM 6 We don't know English, so we cant work in *****08 or at stores. We like the work bat I am thinking of getting a part-time Job to earn more. Do you know anyone
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    SOUNDING OUT HAWKERS ON SENTOSA STALLS
    138 8 THE Sentosa Development Corporation has written to hawkers and night market operators to see If they are Interested In setting up business on the Island. A spokesman for the corporation said yesterday that this was part of the groundwork to make the island more
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    Suspect reading calmly before search
    262 9 Suspect reading calmly before search A JUNIOR technician sat calmly in a Customs office reading a magazine while Customs officers were preparing to search him and a few others for drugs, the High Court heard yesterday. Asst. Supt. of Customs Cheong Wai Yong said this at the continued trial of
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    Baby show
    26 9 THE MP for Bukit Merah. Mr I.im Chee Onn, will attend a baby show at the Bukit Merah community centre tomorrow at 9 a.m.
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    Sydney strike delays four SIA flights
    109 9 FOUR Singapore Airlines flights between here and Australia were delayed by the Sydney airport ground staff strike yesterday. An SIA spokesman said all four were jumbo jet flights scheduled for Thursday and yesterday. The strike, called by 700 flight service officers whose duties include
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    S'pore-KL fare hike of 26-37 pc
    295 9 S'pore-KL fare hike of 26-37 pc AIR fares for travel between Singapore and Malaysia are going up by 26 per cent to 37 per cent from Aug 1. These fares had not been increased since 1972. The steepest Increase from next month will be the first class return fare for
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    Relax and take it easy
    272 9 POLY COUNSELLOR HELPS STUDENTS WITH eyes closed, body limp bat hands held oat tensely, these two Polytechnic students, Winston Tan (left) and Lee Soon Chye, both 18, are learning how to relax under the watchfnl eyes of their student counsellor, Mr Sng Bock Thlan, in
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    Colourful N-Day but no bright lights
    113 9 Colourful N-Day but no bright lights NATIONAL Day this year will be just as colourful as in previous years but there will be no bright lights in the evening because the evergy saving campaign is still on. A Berita Harian report said that a directive was sent from the Prime
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    Travel talks
    32 9 THE Pacific Area Travel Association and Asean Tourism Association will organise a seminar on First Strategic Management for Travel Agents at the Century Park Sheraton on Monday at 9 a.m.
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    Builders to pay CPF for foreign workers?
    418 11  -  RONNIE DM and FONG MEW LENG By of Business Times THE construction industry is about to be rocked by a government decision to tighten up on Central Provident Fund and income tax payments for foreign workers employed by the industry. Sources said that
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    Work on danger bend to make it safer
    250 11  - Work on danger bend to make it safer PAUL JANSEN By Our Jurong reporter A PUBLIC Works Department team toiled till late on Thursday to correct the wrong camber on the sharp bend in Commonwealth Avenue West, where three mishaps have occurred in less than a month. Driving around the
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    Skilled fitters in short supply — survey
    190 11 Skilled fitters in short supply survey A VOCATIONAL and Industrial Training Board survey shows that only 46 of the 247 skilled electromechanical fitters here have VTTB qualifications relevant to their trade. The survey also shows that Singapore needs 53 skilled electro-mechanical fitters and 36 apprentices this year and an average
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    Exports up by 48 per cent
    125 11 SINGAPORE exporters have been doing well, judging from the growth of exports during the first half of this year over the y ear-ago period. Exports rose 48.7 per cent over the year-ago period against a growth of only 26.7 per cent in the first
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    Cost of six flat rejections came to $10,100
    211 11  - Cost of six flat rejections came to $10,100 RAYMOND MOSES By THE east M rejecttu six atfon «f m HDB tUt over a perl«d of SVfc years la Us derire far a OMvealeatiy Ucated unit flame to an extra IM4M f*r Mr (how KlmHaat Mr Chaw, a 39-year-•l4 milrtf awi
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    Labourer jailed
    86 11 LABOURER Teng Soo Lye, 27. was yesterday Jailed two years (or having sex with an under-aged girl at his home in Telok Ayer Street on Feb 1 and 3 and on Aug 10 last year. Tan, who admitted the charge, had invited the 13-year-old girl to stay with
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    One-way road
    26 11 KOEK ROAD will become oneway into Orchard Road (or (our months, starting on July 28, to enable the URA to carry out drainage work.
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      627 12 A DOLPHIN RBTAURANT \fk'm lal We serve mild oxtail to v/ ifihC 'J^ l^^^l I ss P Ic y cuny beef, from salty roast i&V I chicken to sweet-sour pork. I Mr <~ i^ ftdMl P^^kl A *i .jfij When you're 31 l l |l JPyfca^ >„ BT thinking of
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    2 'super' schools that have less of the best
    582 13  -  JUNE TAN Cy SEVEN super schools are facing a population explosion problem, which is leading them to build more rooms, borrow space in other schools and even to move to completely new premises. But for at least two of the super
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    Cobblers won't move to 'smelly' alley...
    311 13 Cobblers won't move to 'smelly' alley... ABOUT It eehMers, DMStty middle aged. v caadact their kail■ess aleag the sidewalk, aear Cllfferd Ceatre at Raffles Place, as they are caasMered aa ekstracttea. They da set have permits and ahaat a meath aga, several gevernmeat •fflcUls raided the area aad n— ilsrat
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    Chief guest
    41 13 THE CHAIRMAN of the National Productivity Board, Dr Lee Chiaw Meng, will be the guest of honour at the 12th dinner and dance of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers at the Mandarin Hotel today at 8 p.m.
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    Hari Raya: Police issue fireworks warning
    162 13 Hari Ray a: Police issue fireworks warning POLICE yesterday appealed to pareate Te eMie that their ehlldrea do aot bay er let aff firecrackers aad nivworu aanag uk Hart Raya Paaaa teala the paat week, the re received abeat complaint* aa cracker Drag. A paHee statemeat yesterday said that darlag
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    Buses that will be diverted
    873 13 BUS services affected by the National Day parade rehearsal tomorrow will be temporarily diverted in stages as follows: BTAOB I From p.m. aatfl after the r*ate marea Toward* City: SBS Service 41: This service from Dunman Road on reaching junction of Haig Road win be
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    Full dress parade rehearsal tomorrow
    393 13 Full dress parade rehearsal tomorrow THE full dress rehearsal for the National Day parade will be held at the National Stadium tomorrow from 6 p.m. to 7.20 p.m. A total of 59 contingents will leave the stadium at 6.15 p.m., split in two groups and march along different routes. The
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    Three SBS specials to the stadium
    269 13 Three SBS specials to the stadium THE SBS will operate three special bus services from Ang Mo Kio, Toa Payoh Estate and Queenstown to the National Stadium tomorrow. The three services will cover: Service (A): Ang Mo Kio Estate to National Stadium: Ang Mo Kio Estate Bus Terminal via Upper
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    16 strokes for a robber
    47 13 ROBBER Tan Cheng Meng, 21, who preyed on schoolboys, was yesterday Jailed for two-and-a-half years and given 16 strokes of the rotan. He pleaded guilty to three charges. Four cases of robbery and two of housebreakinn ana theft were taken into consideration.
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    Baby show
    32 13 THE Political Secretary (Science and Technology) and MP for Bukit Merah. Mr Ijm Cbee Onn, will attend a baby show at the Bukit Merah community centre tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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    Lock icon Drug case: Privy Council reserves decision
    180 15 Drug case: Privy Council reserves decision LONDON, Fri. The Privy Ceaacil 1b Leadon yesterday reserved Its ImUm aa appeals by two me* faeIbk 4e*Ui aeatoaeea far bereia trafflcklag Lard Dlpleek, Lord Keith ef Klnkell, Lord Edmaad-Davlee, Lord Scannaa and Lord RmUII wiU rale at Uter d*U" on tbe validity eMviettMH
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    Cornerstone of JTC's campaign
    324 15  - Cornerstone of JTC's campaign PAUL JANSEN By Our Jurong reporter THE staff contributions for the Jurong Town Corporation's Courtesy Corner may not be masterpieces, but almost all were originals. One may wince at the sentimentality in some of the items, or find the very idea of having two large notice
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    Old and sick people need help more, says council
    471 15  -  EVELYN NG By BEDS in homes for the aged axe going a-beg-ging while elderly and chronic sick people outside urgently need help, says the Singapore Council of Social Service. It calls for available resources to be channelled towards helping the aged
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    Kit on spoken Mandarin
    54 15 THE third book in the fourpart series on conversational Mandarin Is now available. The lessons are also recorded on cassette tapes to help in pronunciation. A study kit, comprising a booklet and three cassette tapes, is available from the Educational Publications Bureau, its branches and bookshops.
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    Three Ministers do their bit
    101 15 Three Ministers do their bit THREE ministers will take part in various events as part of the National Courtesy Campaign tomorrow. Dr Tony Tan, Minister of Education, will speak at Si San Public School at 9.30 a.m. as part of the campaign. Mr Chua Sian Chin, Minister for Home Affairs,
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    Bids for car numbers
    51 15 THE Registrar of Vehicle* is inviting bids from the public for motor car registration numbers in the EN series, from EN 6001 to 9999 from Monday to Aug 14. The minimum bid Is $250 and all bids must be made on prescribed forms obtainable jrom the
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    Free film
    20 15 SAMSON and Delilah will be screened at the concourse of Block 66. Kalians Bahru. today at 8 p.m.
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    Tone of letters can be firm, yet polite
    144 15 CIVIL servants can be firm in official correspondence without sacrificing politeness, the Parliamentary Secretary for Culture, Dr Ow Chin i Hock, said yesterday. He said: "While letters written by civil servants are generally courteous and friendly, examples of cold, blunt, rude and
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    'No' to Harry Wee deferment plea
    448 15 LAWYER Harry Lee Wee failed in an application to the High Court yesterday to have a case fixed for hearing on Sept 1 deferred by three weeks "to enable him to engage the services of a Queen's Counsel." The Chief Justice, Mr Wee Chong
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Stand-by routes for cable link
      183 16 Stand-by routes for cable link KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two alternative routes are being considered for the third leg of the Asean submarine cable network linking Thailand and Singapore since Malaysia has not decided whether to participate in the project, the Malaysian Business Times reported today. The basic route will link
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      Seminar on woes of Chinese community
      191 16  - Seminar on woes of Chinese community CHUA LEONG KIAN By KUALA LUMPUR, FrL Sensitive politic*! and economic Issnes faced by the CUhm community la Malaysia will be dtoeuaed in a seminar to be organised by the Federal Territory Malaysian CHmn Association liaison commlttoe at the Regent Hotel here on Sunday.
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      Lock icon Orange concoction leaves one dead
      139 16 A NIGHT of consuming their own concoction of orange concentrate with spirit and cold water left one person dead and landed nine others in the hospital. Police said yesterday that Azahar Augus, 18, a labourer, died in the Mentakab district hospital on Wednesday about two
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      $2 b 'autobahn' for easy driving
      222 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE final shape of Malaysia's North-South Highway will be a $2 billion autobahn-style expressway with non-stop driving, the Malay Mail reported yesterday. The newspaper said work would begin at the end of the year on consolidating the system, called the inter-urban
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      Lock icon Delays at port anger importers
      232 16 Friday TERS and shipping agents are up in arms the Port Klang Authority for delays in clearing containers. The flow of containers through the port came to a trickle over the past weeks when 11 of 16 straddle carriers could not be used because of
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      Lock icon Police detain five
      56 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police have detained five people including a woman who they believe were planning to rob a bank. They also seized two guns a US-made .22 Magnum Special pistol and a Thai-made .38 revolver and seven rounds of ammunition, CID Chief Asst Commissioner Syed Othman
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      Lock icon 102 power sites
      45 16 KUCHING, Fri. The government has identified 102 potential sites for the development of hydro-electric power. Minister of Energy. Telecommunications and Posts, Datuk Leo Moggie said here yesterday. It enlisted the services of three foreign consultants to study these sites, he said. AFP.
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      Lock icon Man slashed
      38 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A man was slashed to death by an eight-man gang armed wtth parangs and sticks at a car park near a hotel in Jalan Raia Muda here last night, police said today. NST.
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      Lock icon 'Central belt'
      34 16 IPOH. Fri. Malaysian geologists today called for a systematic exploration" of the country's "Central Belt" (certain areas in Kelantan and Pahang) which they said contained gold, silver and other precious metals AFP.
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      217 16 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp MOW WAS N i SWELL' I MOPE IT DOES\'T HOW SLOPPY CAN j SLOPPY! MW DON'T YOU TwE SCOWMAftZjf THANKS POR NEED A PRESSING, ME SET? IT'S PJLL I ASK BIMMY TO TEACH J BALL LAST y LETTING WE I HAVE TO
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    LAUNCHING OF GEM EXCHANGE SOON?
    130 18 LAUNCHING OF GEM EXCHANGE SOON? A DIAMOND exchange to encourage regional and international trading in the gem will be set up in Singapore within the next few months. Trade sources said the Diamond Importers Association of Singapore will meet soon to fix its Launching date. The president of the association,
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    S'pore-Iraqi trade pact
    79 18 SINGAPORE aad Iraq at* expected to sign a trade Agreement by the cad *f the year. Thia was announced by Trade Director Ridz- wan Diaflr who reoeat- ly led a team to Baghdad to 41SCHM the de- i tails. The agreement la the remit of a vtoit
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    Mystery of girl killed in locked flat
    344 18 Mystery of girl killed in locked flat THE murder of 16-year-old schoolgirl Ong Ai Siok found slashed to death in a locked flat early yesterday gave homicide detectives at least tu/n nii77lac tn cnlvo iwu (juixies iv auivc. The first: Why was she killed? And the second: How did the
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    Fun-fair at campus
    47 18 THE Joint Students' Union protem-committee of the National University of Singapore will hold a fun-fair at the Bukit Timah Campus today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be 7T games and (oodstaUs as well. Tickets will be on sale at the fair
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    Crash helmet was murder weapon
    198 18 Crash helmet was murder weapon A CORONER'S court yesterday heard how a crash helmet can be a lethal weapon in the wrong hands. This was borne out in the murder of Mr Ng Kay Guan, 23, who died after being beaten by a gang using crash helmets on last Dec
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    Driver hurt in crash into bridge
    78 18 Driver hurt in crash into bridge THE driver of a primemover, identified by police as Mr Krishnan A.N.K. Rajagopal, 24, of Malaysia, was rushed to the Singapore General Hospital with head and arm injuries when his vehicle crashed into the Anderson Bridge, last night. Police said he was travelling from
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    Seizure of parts sparks probe into racket
    148 18  - Seizure of parts sparks probe into racket PAUL WEE By SECURITY officers of National Semiconductor Co in Lower Delta Road are helping police unravel the theft of rejected but useable electronic components. This follows the seizure of about $20,000 worth of these parts from a house off Paya Lebar Road
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    Lighter owners' clean-up idea
    119 18 Lighter owners' clean-up idea LIGHTER owners suggested yesterday that a new body be set up to supervise cleanup operations along the Singapore River ana start new projects on its banks. This new body could be responsible for building new multi-storey warehouses along the river and repair work on the shoreline.
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 18 IF YOU can spoilt Mandarin mm! are about to ue dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1980
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      MORE TO IT
      378 19 HALFWAY through the courtesy campaign, the Defence Minister, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, has introduced a new angle to the drive towards a courteous society. In analysing the causes of discourtesy among Singaporeans, he made some interesting observations on the "tensions and conflicts" in our society. According to
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      YOUNG HAWKERS
      403 19 IF YOU haven't seen them in their T-shirts and jeans, sometimes flopping about noisily in wooden clogs, then you may have been paying too much attention to your food. They are the new breed of young hawkers in Singapore, übiquitous in the 150 or so hawker centres. We
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    441 19 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane PASS IT ON IF YOU'VE discovered anything of an old Singapore which is still there, pass the word round. Others may thank you for it. A friend, Shriniwas, did that this week, sharing his discovery with me. It was no more, I confess, than
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    Lock icon Many happy returns...
    682 19  -  ELAINE POVICH By in Washington AROUND the Washington Monument and the Seattle Space Needle, on baseball fields and football fields, like a tiny air force, boomerangs are flying out, turning around and coming back again. The ancient sport of boomeranging, which dates perhaps to the Stone Age,
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    Rangoon is only next door
    960 19 JOHN DRYBDALE, Director of Asia Research, considers the implications of the Thai Prime Minister's visit to Burma this week, following the breakdown in Thai-Laotian talks in Bangkok. The writer also discusses new factors which appear to be influencing the price of copper. THE TWO-DAY visit
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    Copper trading: Commodity market or money game?
    686 19 "US INTEREST rate cuts and the continued rise in gold encouraged a sharp rise in copper prices," stated the Financial Times (London) this week. The influence of gold prices on copper prices can be seen in the graph. This shows the relative growth
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      Towards an architecture school to be proud of...
      1343 20 4 Like other schools in other countries, the School of Architecture has room for improvement. The interest expressed by the Prime Minister is very encouraging, and the school will certainly endeavour to upgrade itself in teaching and research so as to bring
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      Danger in producing graduates just for market needs
      437 20 THE authorities have decided to produce graduates for market needs and economic demands, and will formulate undergraduate study curricula towards that end. The danger is that market needs are transitory, and continuously changing. The many or annual revisions of the local 10year
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      Why bar me from applying for flat?
      143 20 MY FATHER who purchased a Housing Board flat, using his own Central Provident Fund contributions, sold his flat after some years to his own buyer. We, bis children were tenants in the flat for the period. I was a bachelor then. After getting
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      279 20 MY SON together with fellow final-year students of the building course in the Singapore Polytechnic are given a practical project by their lecturer, the performance of which will be taken into account in the overall grading in their final examination. The project is for teams of two
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      Let us avoid any form of witch-hunt
      475 20 IN 1692 in Salem, Massachusetts, somebody cried "Witch!" That sparked off one of history's most horifying and saddest episodes, the infamous Salem Witch-Hunt. Scores of men and women were tortured and hanged as witches. Twenty years later, it was publicly and officially admitted
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      Time to cool this debate
      127 20 LETS oml It It Is time to ctose the debate *n siubbery. I wnM think that there court he many at AngU Chlneae SchMl wh« practised ■Meat ihhery, nor wmM this falling he a specialty *uy «f this seheei. If snobbery d*<« exist In aay
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      Index pushes to new high
      319 21 A SUDDEN eataant *f baylag activity la tke iflmNi ■easJaa pat tke Stagapart •toek market back m tke advaace yesterday. As *a prevUas trrti•toaa, bayert »nee again prayed tkeir raaffieace, retantag te tke market wttk laenaaei vtgaar. Ito prevliiM day'« braad leaMS were c*aaeqaeatly wiped
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      285 21 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market rebounded from an easier overnight trend to close generally higher yesterday. Early trading was restrained and still soft in view of the previous day's profit-taking but buyers made a quick come-back to take prices up again. Reflecting the upturn, the New Straits Times
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      167 21 THE US/Sing dollar opened lower at $2.1096/05 in the Singapore forez market yesterday, following prime rate cuts in the US. The market eased to a low of $2.1090/96 and closed at $2.1093/98 In quiet trading. Interbank rates at 3 p.m. 1-month 2.1093 2.1108 2-month 2.1113/2.1133 3-month 2.1113
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      345 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 25: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: CwranctM Momtnalrat** Smithsonian Pwcanteg* quo tad y#ctccofly (cross )p#rt ty ctiftOQ* Laeal dallars to »ae inlt af foreign earnty: JS dollar 2.1093 2.1096 2.8196 -25.19 Sterling pound 5.0539
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      46 21 RANGE of price* offered by dl»rount home* on July S. Overnight: 6 13/ 1«% Call deposits: 1-*% Mh 8.71 X StUimt 3-month Treasury bills 6 6. 3 month Bank bills »»/l6 8 7/16 3 months CD 813/18 811/16 tmontluCD 811/18 89/16 Source: National Discount Co
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      29 21 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on July 25 Overnight 1 month 2 month* 3 months Overnight 9 »>. 8 15/10 8 13/16 8 IV. 8*. 8H mode
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      25 21 THE avenge rate »t which m»j*r SUg»p»rr basks are r omaUy prepared to leatf to their heat CHtMMti la 11.2 per eeat
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        64 21 Sufei Beat Ma(num Corpn 31a Chew PMC Renting! Iho 9CBC Sr.li.n Hong Lmu mi H«| Clan r«o (hong Spore Baa Pacific D«v MBS M V I land Pen Sata 1480 1110 90S 925 706 810 1340 380 494 208 880 488 384 290 1280 890 330 40 40 40
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        21 21 l*rjunt.i I E A L ;u.l« Sidim lata K.w.n asck Omrnt ion 270 420 378 S2S -20 -19 -10 -5
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        21 21 am urn Wi.uuu M Works 461,000 Sup Corp 392,000 >ntings 370,000 Total turnover: 10.70m Total value: M0 llm
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        31 21 B.T. Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: XBC: SESInd: 6899.55 7105 41 5T1.57 576.18 1037.34 1062.22 500.65 505.24 430.45 437 13 362.66 ***** 918.74 919.09 576.22 579.73 531.76 537.96
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        429 21 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed sharply higher yesterday, In very active late tradIng on strong local speculative buying although late two-way trading limited the day's advances, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed 16.73 points higher at a new seven-year high of 1147.10, as investors switched to leaders after initial
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        297 21 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher In moderate trading yesterday, led by coals, chemicals and high-priced electricals, on fresh buying although there were no particular (actors, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 14.51 to close at 6810.49 points, on a volume of 260 million shares. The New index closed
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        336 23 SYDNEY, Fri. Stock prices closed lower on diminishing overseas interest and disappointing results from market leader BHP, dealers said. BHP's profit rise to U*****.75 million was much below predictions and the stock fell 45 cents to $14.60. Elsewhere, another drop in US prime rates lifted a selection
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        235 23 NEW YORK, Thurs. The stock market closed slightly lower today, in moderate trading of nearly 50 million shares. Declines led advances by a seven-to-five ratio. Analysts said each time the market started to move even lower, institutional buyers moved in from the sidelines to support the
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        236 23 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices closed mainly higher with Philips 0.80 and Royal Dutch one guilder up and KLM 0.20 down in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Elsevier rose six, ABN and WUH 1.50 each. Rodamco 1.30 and Heineken and HBG one each. VNU, falling 0.90, Nedlloyd and Ogem
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        272 23 ZURICH, .Thurs. Share prices closed mixed with Swissair bearer and registered falling in high turnover, after the ompany's recent announcement of taking measures to increase declining profitability, dealers said. Banks were barely steady on active profit-taking, with Bank Leu bearer showing an aboveaverage decline. Financlals remained steady
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        London prices close quietly mixed
        519 23 IX)NDON, Thurs. Share prices closed quietly mixed with an easier bias, dealers said. At 3pm, the FT index was down 0.5 points al 485.5. Prices turned mixed after news that the UK minimum lending rate is to remain unrhanged Leading equities were mainly a penny
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        53 23 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday «87.0 Wednesday 488.0 Week Ago 488.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 828.11 Wednesday 828.58 Week Ago 915.10 H.K.H ANG SENG Friday 1 141.10 Thursday 1130.37 Week Ago 1080.84 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 880*7 Thursday 885.25 Week Ago 888.12 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 814.28 Thursday 817 41
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        145 21 THE STRAITS tin price climbed another $11 to $2,167 per picul (equivalent to $35.83 per kilo, up 18 cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offerIng up 56 tonnes to 207 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers remaining unchanged at £7,215 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        39 21 Rubber July 25 Singapore: Aug: 287.00 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 292.50 cents (up 1.50 cents) Tin: M 52.167 (up $11) (equivalent to $35.83 per kilo) (up 18 cents) Official offering: 207 tonnes (up 55 tonnes)
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        32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous In brackets). Wirebir Spot £950 (£958); sellers £951 (£959): Three Month buyers £967 (£970 50). sellers £968 (£971). Market teae: ilarely steady. Bataa: 15.975 tonnes
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        520 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly firmer yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 287.00 cents per kilo, up one cent on Thursday's close, dealers said. The afternoon market firmed one cent as substantially higher Japanese advices stimulated some covering demand and speculative buying, they added.
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        72 21 NOON SSI ■dSMKpncaTW. SSRi' MULB SMRCV SMRL SMRi SMKGP II u*p«IWll UupdMi II toapalMI (IK. HIM) IllapdUl) Ilka MM) II urn E3m> llMpJW A«tul S*«Uafc«r ICvtmI MUl llonul Mlk) ••ran 8.1W. B.ytr. SclWn aeioo U300N moo M40on 25*00 MOWN 2W00 M1.00N 2TI0O MOON 07.00 2WO0N 2K.S0 MUON
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        247 21 THE KILOBAR market lor gold deliverable In Slng«pnre opened it 143.515 and closed at $43,766 ywter •toy In the Far East, gold opened at U***** 00 640 00 and moved up on n» buying to do* the morning al 1*43 00 644.00 It re-opened In the afternoon at 1643
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        144 21 CHINESE Pr»4*tr ExekMfe, «H»f«n, H^M frit— f Cm— l tit: Bulk rob 143.75 telJ(n, old drum (In ircond hand drum) lob $153 75 teller*, new drum fob 1159 75 aeDen C«pr»: Mixed (Iook) $M.50 buyen. Plffli: Muntok white pepper fob AiU NLW $425.00 teUert. Sarawak white pepper fag
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      1454 22 THE last tnnurttd rwwiy snie n U* clow of hudnra on thr Stock Exrhangr of Sin*, purr ycMrrday rompvrd with th» prrvioiu d«yi prtrn logMhw with m U(k and low <• Adjusted for arrlp. rights tawe) ■SO l«,i Low («pu> S.I, torSMTIon ONE 370 221 IM I'M 330
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      1874 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of snares 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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      1837 22 810 and offer prim officially listed .md business 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 IMH-CTUALH AJuhomU (3.306) Aleam (2.328 2.405) ACaar (1.406) AMD (O.9SS) (1) 0.95 (2)
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      Lock icon Berjuntai Tin pays 45 cts
      78 22 BERJUNTAI Tin Dredging Bhd announced a net profit of MJ1577 million ($17.16 million), for the year ended April 30. A final dividend of cents gross (40 cents), payable on September 4. to shareholders registered on August 15, making a total of 85 cents (96 cents).
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      F & N assets an attraction
      476 23 F N assets an attraction ANY advance in Fraser and Neave's earnings in the current year to March 31, 1980 ran only come from increased profits from associates and from growth in investment income, according to British stockbroking firm Laurence, Prust and Company. The firm has projected a 6 per
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      Times Pub acquires stake in Reed
      155 23 Times Pub acquires stake in Reed TIMES Pahttshng DM, which Is earreatly *a aa aggressive aeqalsltlea trail, kM Invested IiAH AW Reed Ltd, New Zealand's largest pebttshtaggreap. Tines Orgsahnttia's chief executive, Mr L J H«U« way yesterday signed an agreemeat whereby Times Pih wUI nhMrihe to per cent af Reed's
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      Merger off
      58 23 FOR the second time running, a proposal to link-up Syarikat Malaysia Textile Industries (MTI) and Public Textile has been called off. In a brief statement on Thursday, MTI told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that its proposed purchase of the five million shares in Pubic Textiles (representing 57.5
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      SCOREBOARD
      160 23 Closing tone: Steadier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 10,438,000 units valued at $38,852,000. Industrials accounted for 6,482,000, finance 1,344,000. hotels 574,000, properties 1.000,000, debentures, loans and bonds 87,000, plantations 664.000, minings 287,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 262. 000 units valued
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      164 23 BD4OAPOBE UNIT TRUST (Nwim 1 prim tf JU M) The Commerce 2.87 3.02 The Savings Fund 1.83 1.92 Spore Prog Fund 1.35 1.42 Spore Sec. Fund 2.18 2.29 Spore Invest Fund 1.78 1.87xd Spore Equity Fund 1.31 1.37 ASA UNITTRUBT (MiMliii' frtm tar Jtl S) Mai Invert Fund
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      481 22 Goh. Tan Co. has vacancies for the following positions in its expanding audit department. MANAGERS ASSISTANT MANAGERS SUPERVISORS SENIORS Prospects for advancement for the persons with the right calibre are excellent. Your application stating qualifications and pre and post qualifying experience should be addressed to The Staff Partners P. O.
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      966 22 THE SUNGEI BESI MINES MALAYSIA BERKAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) AUDITED MINING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 1980 1980 1979 MINING RESULTS Output of tin concentrate ptculs 33,194 38,150 Equivalent to tonnes 2^ooB 2,306 Average price per picul of tin metal $2,081 $1,822 Average net realisation per
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      668 23 1 (53 SINGAPOREJf POLYTECHNIC Applications are invited from suitably qualified Singaporeans, Singapore Permanent Residents and Malaysians to fill the following teaching positions: I PRINCIPAL LECTURER II SENIOR LECTURER 111 LECTURER/ASSISTANT LECTURER GROSS SALARY PER MONTH Post I $3745 $4688 per month II $2674 $3142 per month 111 $1580- *****/***** $1502
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      843 23 PHILIPS PROJECT DEVELOPMENT Owing to expansion in our activities regionally, we are now looking lor good calibre persons to fill the following newly-created positions in our Regional Tetecommuni cations Support Centre. Thfc Centre is based in Singapore and is primarily aimed at providing technical support to other Philips marketing teams
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      1091 24 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 pfrconai services rf»f N— I Moodoy F«Joy 830om- 500 pm O<*nor» 70 ci% p« -ord (mn TIO 50) 4MERCHANOIBE 28*^22 ftKSjSn- Rood m SJSSiJ-lniM m <M T VMI ANH^NCeSeNTS ft PERBOr:AL I I Upper Poyo Leboe Rood 9 00-om 100 p
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      535 24 I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE |E I 10 20% Discount Till 15th August DISCOVER"^ the worlds leading brands at ALBERT PHOTO You'll be more than amazed! High fashion watches and jewellery for men and women all exquisite creations to take home. Calculators that are definitely cheaper here than anywhere else 1
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      480 24 I PERSONAL SERVI 15th August WANTED TO PURCHASE secondhand pianos In any condition and brand. Reasonable price. Please contact *****8. WURLITZER ORGAN MODEL 480 (American made). 1 year old. selling at $4,000. Contact *****3 or view at: 48. Taman Warna, Spore 1027. Call from 2.00 p.m. to 6 00pm I
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      697 24 ;ES MERCHANDISE RE -UPHOLSTERY OF OLD Sofa for home, hotel, office and residence. Reasonable price. Telephone: *****8 (anytime) SENG HUP SOFA (Cushion's) set for repairing and reuphoisterIng. Contact tel: *****03 Prompt /efficient. SPECIALISED REUPHOLSTERY SOFA for all purposes Accept trade-in for new sofa. Reasonable price Tel *****40 VISIT LILIAN FURNISHING
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      1052 24 I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE I j FOR QUICK LUNCH It ReservaAfeh Hon. visit Lai Wah Restaurant, PSa 377 C. Jalan Besar (alrcondltlon). Afm 37 A. Tel *****03/ *****94 Branch: 119 JBL (Block 44) 1436. Bendemeer Road Jf/W J (alrcondltlon) Tel *****60/ "•SjSP VIDEO- B TAPE Catering H LIBRARY RESIDENTS DISTRICTS
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      1338 25 I PERSONAL SERVICES ft MERCHANDISE AUSTRALIAN TRAINED ELECTRONICS specialist Specialises <rr r.nUaiwi In colour TV and vldeorecorder 3' ueTOwfiing Rlng Te ief| X 73T0531 for day/ night service BRING ALONG YOUR tape for exchange recorded VHS video ANO GARDENING SERVICES. Con- Up e, Tel: *****57 Mr Llm tract for grass
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      1224 25 V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES SMALL MANUFACTURw*O CON- WELL KNOWN ANO popular brand CERN with approvals and con- of cosmetics from Japan are tracts to supply parts to multl- looking for agents to act as an national companies invites take- area branch office to promote over. Tel: *****18 (after 2.00
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      1115 25 II EMPLOYMENT b) Secretarial Clerical A lead Ing In t arna t kmel MbftfM Ef>flin##nnfl md con- structton company aam has vacancies for the position of: ACCOUNTS r cric/typict ASSISTANT CLERK/TYPIST ismllai at aj aa, Qa^anUlTtttWfaßWttat* w# mvnv imppnctHioffisß to* nw n*awa,j»jMw*»»^p»nß>, po > ol> a OCE •O' Le»el AN
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      1317 25 II EMPLOYMENT An established manufacturing a TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM company invitee appaeationa tor RECEPTIONIST CLERK/ TYPIST FEMALE CLERKS accounts clerk cum a Age 20 to 35 g mtMam a Good handwriting and typ- O">ce kihkwr Ing Minimum raouiraments: a Good personality a Working experience Far pgai Pleasant voice and Attractive
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      1137 25 II EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED SECRETARY ReI QUIRED Applicant should be International Firm in proficient In English, typing, Jurong requires a telex and must be able to work app 1 y HISS? CONF»CNT,AL SECRETARY writing with contact number ad- To Tha Managing Director dress to Polytex Enterprise Pte Ltd. IE Cho Bldg..
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      1166 26 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant PELMEC requires 1. FEMALE CONFIDENTIAL t) Secretarial ft CLERK Clerical 2. FEMALE FACTORY CLERKS ms.|^^| Requirements: SBBBI ft i C\CV 'O' level owENTt-wtMTD b) Typing speed 35 to 40 w.p.m. c Age below 25 Invitee applications for the foNowing vacancies: a) GCE 'O' level 1)
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      1332 26 II EMPLOYMENT I UNITED ENGINEERS I A Trading Concern, acting] (S) PTE LTD Manufacturers' Agents. L Riv«r Valley Road 1 rejqoirtra: j mvites sppHcatiens tor 2 SALES CLERK I REPRESENTATIVES I tor employment in the Spare 2 (1 fof Singapore office s 1 tori Perta Division. J Penang office) c
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      1106 26 II EMPLOYMENT WANTtD SALESMEN salesgirls I Vchard Road Boutique dealing In Interested apply to: Dah Hwa mported high fashions requires Shoe Company. 354/356 North EXPERIENCED ft Br,dge Road .close on Sunday, MATURED SALESGIRLS <*V TeduUci < Above 22 years old. I Must be able to work Independently c— A large
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      873 26 II EMPLOYMENT lv TWi *nr<C)ll An t *Mi*r>ed marine \\yr&r&' P""» diatnbutor in Jurong ■■[^■■aSHriH 111 requires MatttaiiiftJll technical BAKER FAR EAH. LTD. REPRESENTATIVES (3 Vacancies) With the newest and finest turning and °une«: milling equipment in a > J° troubieshoot probtownee now have b) T^SZ**, Several vacancies for after-sales
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      774 26 II EMPLOYMENT |PotmMbMb|| robin shipyard I F^TrWfraPWPPPI I PTE LTD |^KMlPHiPMjnipM|j_9| l j nas immediate vacancies as folI 1. GENERAL WORKERS I^Pf^^B I 2. IRON WORKERS OR METAL FABRICATION (SKMI-SKII.I.KO SKILLED) 3 PIPE WELDERS I 4. ELECTRICIAN j^Hls^Ma^aßsjas^a^ajMßJßlajas MECHANIC s welders I 1 iskmi-skii i.ki> skilled) Mmmmjhm'^amt^m I 7 technical
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      1092 27 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant d) Technlcml JQf yOU A large multi-national 'xmpany has vacancies for: y MACHINISTS (Male) c Technical/Secondary 4 or NTC Grade 3 In Metal Machining c Must have computed National Service c Preferably willing to V ART A rk on 3 rotatln X shifts PTE LTD
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      819 27 II EiPLOTKNT a. TECHNICIANS (EtecWcaV Production t^shS^m Above 18 yrs. of age Should have completed Natlonal Service <-v a, iMA 1 Far Poet A, Trade Certificate CALLING tn Electrical/ Mechanical or equivalent preferred ALL Minimum 3 yrs. experience A*%aa—«« ln maintenance and repair LADIES of Electrical/ Mechanical InslallaUons equipment In
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      1058 27 II EMPLOYMENT /"T"^~ An Eltlklllliad Traawej Fwwi UlaW RecepUoniet •AP|/>O b) Apprentice Technician Ot%JIGkKA& c > Delivery Cterk SA^gf Wkf^Bßl4 For position (a), applicants VHU should have OCE 'CV level and mj tf for positions (b) and (c) appllcants should have completed a aj v vSv a Y Secondary levels.
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      1109 27 II EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED LEOAL FMM has vacancy for Oakaaaaaaaiaaaßaaaaaßaaaaß OFFICE/DESPATCH BOY SINGAPORE BUS Plea* call SIKVICI (l»7t) LTD. MISS CMENO, et S2S2SS lor inlorviea. Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates who are above 1J CXPAMDaM COStai IK I COMPA- years of ace to fill the folNY requires 1. Driver.
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      977 27 II EMPLOYMENT LJ GENERAL OKSCL \\jQGf J 1) ACCOUNTS -»TROPOtrTANYMCA CLERK mvttea eppucetions lor me toaowino poeitiona lor It. new DuHotnQ at c Previous working experience as accounts clerk 80, Stevens Road. c OCE O' Level and LCC Singapore 1025 Intermediate Account- Sreferauyfemale A. 2 PROG^MME 2) PROCESSING B. 4
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      935 28 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant W_A I \^k I HI KGm I) Miscellaneous OISPENSERS/PANTRYMAIDS BBBIHIIBMaiBIBiaiIfIiIS Total mconw: At Im«i ***** par I |]LH3 I I J l^W Free meals, drinks and fringe j benefits famaaa^awaaawaaajaamat Interested applicants, please call I personally with recent photo- I graph at BBj»jaa*QPeWe^S>^^*/B*^BJP)B^BJ APOLLO INDONESIA
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      856 29 1*73 JULY COLT Oalant 14L. Alrcond. sports rims, road tax new. Insurance new new paint PARF eligible Nett price $10,800 Interested call *****75/6. Contact Anthony Tay from Ham. onwards 1*73 ONE OWNER Lancer 1200 c.c. Radio' cassette, good condition Selling $10,800 o no Ring: *****3. Steven Yuen 1*74, COLT OALANT
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      894 29 I*7l VOLKSWAGEN Road tax Ull August. PARK $6300 1973 Morris Marina. Road tax November PARF $7,400. Tel: *****37 1*74 OCT. TRIUMPH Dolomite 1854 c.c. Taxed and insured. 3rd private owner Body and engine In very good condlUon. $11,000 0.n.0 Ring Tony *****0/ *****80 for viewing. 1*74 PEUOEOT 804. alrcond. condlUon.
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      878 29 DEC I*7l DATSUN 1300 Pick-up New tyres/ paint. Excellent condition 84 .800^ 0.n.0 View: 1 Dunlop Street (0820). TOYOTA COROLLA PANEL Van. Only 2500 kilometres 3 months old, alrcondlUoned. never carried goods. Beautiful number plate. 814.800 0.n.0. 4528T74 *****44 ISTB. DATSUN PtCK-UT 1300. Oood condlUon $2,200. 17-F. Tembellng Road 1872
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      1011 29 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Next to Yio Chu Kang Shopping Centre Built-in area over 2000 sq. ft Garden area over 4000 sq. ft. Luxurious fittings. Freehold land. Book Now! INSTALMENTS AVAILABLE PROMPT DELIVERY. For inquiries and bookings Thomson Hill Ltd 15th Fir. Far East Shopping Centre. Orchard Rd. Singapore 0923. Tel:
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      1656 29 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ONE Us*T TOWNHOUSE Clementl a WELL ESTABLISHED Agency Road near University/ Japanese W t h wide contacts with Foreign School Rental $1300 p.m For corporation/ Investors require details, contact *****9 office Houses and Apartments In good nours residential districts Budget PACIFIC MANSION Furnished, ranging from $1,000 to
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      1272 30 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES 65 Factory Space 68 Shop Space Vacant/Wanted FOOO FACTORY SPACE required. Building area approx. 1/4 to 1/2 a) For Sale acre with own yard Please call Glna at *****21/ *****40 from 1 1a.m. to 6p.m. AREA APfHOX. M 6 sq m Suitable LrPO FACTORY AT Macpherson
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      1233 30 VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION Intensive Day and Evening Courses in JAPANESE, GERMAN, MANDARIN J commencing EARLY AUGUST v^T for further details, J^JSf please contact the school: Jr^air O Fir, Cuppage Centre, Cuppage Rd > CvV^a«l b) Language ammmmmma^^ i L^a^^^^ bbbb! N<-w Basic Courses Starting Sal Aug. 2 (».40am-12.40pm) Wl^T^^T^^^WM sat.
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      814 30 VII TRAVEL A TOURS B^aWaft^aaaaaaiaaaaa-^MB^B^alaVa^BVß^B^alß^B^B^B^B^B^BVaVa^B^B^B^B^a^ AMERICA/CANADA THE AMBIICAN EXPERIENCE (North South -East-West) Hmi Ca«MM Iwna Anna b Una San tf Waterta aaa SM if Nw Vat Dartnct tf Cajaa Honai Bntati Caakt Omra Mooch Hng Ka| 28 Days *****0/KLSS49O 10/8. u/9. 26n0 16/11 ByStASJumlioSuperß WEST COAST PANORAMA Huni Sa Fiaaa
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 Deaths
      304 31 AGE: 68 Paaaad away peacefully on 25th July 1980 Leaving behind Wife: Mdm Tan Sal Heah Son*: Klong Chlak. Ronald Klong Slah Klong Hong. Roland Klong Hua. Daughters: Phuay Hua Puay Ngln. Pauline Puay Luang. Jacqueline Daughter-in-law: Kok Mlaw Lin. Dora Som-in-law Tan Hong How Choo Seah Joon
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      44 31 Deepeat Sympathies To MDM TAY SIEW KIOW FAMILY on the loss of her beloved daughter MISS TAN 6IM LUAN from all the Staff of TAN JIN CHWEE CO. (PTE) LTD and BAN HOE SENG ft CO. PTE LTD and its branch office
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      163 31 MRS. LIM BOON SENG and family of the Late Mr. Urn Boon Seng wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues and neighbours for their kind assistance, condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations and attendances during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY OF THE LATE JOHN GAN KM
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      152 31 IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF LEONG JUAN CHEW DEPARTED 2STH JULY I«7t. TWO YEARS HAVE PASSED BUT MEMORIES STAY FRESH tt PAINFUL. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY PARENTS MR. 4 MRS. LEONG KIAH SOON, SISTERS. BROTHER, BROTHERS-IN-LAW, NIECES AND LOVED ONES. In Loving Memory of Joaaph Paog Lh Ah Iwt
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      262 31 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI PREOU ALIFICATION TO TENDER ELECT R ICAI AND AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATIONS TO OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT STATE LABORATORY, NEW GENERAL HOSPITAL, BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, BRUNEI Applications are invited from experienced contractors who may wnh to be considered for the following works. Part A Air Conditioning Installation consisting of 1)
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      225 31 JjA\ KENYATAAN \jgy TAWARAN Taworan daripada pemborong-pemborong yang berdaftar dengan Jabatan Kerja Roya don Perbaaonan Kemojuon Negeri Perak di dalam Kslas EX ke atas untuk kerjo-kerja seperti berikut: PROPOSED PLAN OF 2 FOUR-STOREY SHOWROOM AND OFFICE BUILDING TO BE ERECTED ON LO. NO. 11 12 AT JALAN MASJID, TAIPING, PERAK
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      1081 31 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI VACANCES M THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT Applkotiom are invited from suitably qualified candidate! who are subjects of His Highness the Sultan to fill the following vacancies in the Treasury Deportment, Brunei. 1. SENIOR TREASURY ACCOUNTANT: Qualifications and Experience: Applicants must possess a recognised account ng qualification and have
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      545 32 If you have a good degree or Professional qualifications in Business, Accounting or Finance and are looking for a career within a multinational organisation, you may just be one of the FINANCE EXECUTIVES I we are looking for. On joining, you will be assigned to Controller's. Treasury, Internal Audit or
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      570 32 SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD. The Company in conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualified persons for. APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC Qualifications: Singapore Citizens Completed or exempted from full-time National Service Passed at least Secondary Two Education Successful applicants will attend 6 months of
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      640 32 Wang software engineers don't follow the crowd. i ney lean n< Systems Software Development To meet the challenge of the 80's Wang requires high caliber personnel to fill the following dynamic appointments Marketing Support Analysts Applications Analyst principles and tertiary education Applicants should preferably have The incumbent must have a
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      356 32 BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGING BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) AUDITED MINING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH APRIL 1980 MINING RESULTS 1980 1979 Output of tin concentrate piculs 66,500 68,111 Equivalent to —tonnes 3,961 4,119 Average price per picul of tin metal 2.094 1,844 Average net realisation per picul of
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      725 33 A highly diversified U.S. multi-national corporation invites applications for the posts of: A) MANUFACTURING ENGINEER R) MASTER SCHEDULER I For Post (A), the successful candidate should have 2 4 1 I years of working experience in a metal machining job-shop I I environment in a technical support function. Knowledge of
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      310 33 Our client, a well established finance company is planning to expand its business activities and is seeking a suitable candidate for the challenging position of I ASSISTANT MANAGER I The successful candidate will be responsible to the Manager for planning and promoting the Company's Applicants should have at least 2
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      820 33 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING APPOINTMENTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST A Middle East country requires to recruit the following personnel(A) DEPUTY PROJECTS DIRECTOR He must be a Chartered Engineer or Architect with a wide experience in design and management and capable of representing the Division at all levels. (B) SENIOR AIRCONDITION ENGINEER At
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      1048 34 f HEAD, FINANCE DEBVRTMENT I (Starting salary 5526.000 55 36,000 p.a.) Our client is an international manufacturing and trading company located in Jurong. As a result of continued growth, our client requires a competent Accountant to assume full responsibility over the finance and accounting function of the company. The successful
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      652 34 Leading US Multi-national Organisation is seeking:SALES MANAGER An experienced Sales Manager to further expand market penetration both locally and in the region. The company's main activities are in the sales of all type of telecommunication equipment. He will be expected to develop and implement an on-going sales plan to achieve
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      363 34 We ore a large progressive ond expanding manufacturing Company in Jurong invites applications for the following posts (A) ACCOUNTANT Applicants must be in possession of recognised professional accounting qualifications with experience in an industrial environment. The post is available immediately and the salary ond fringe benefits are in keeping with
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      608 34 W SUPERINTENDENT Degree In Electronic/Industrial or Mechanical Engineering with at least 3 years' relevant V experience. W Rt«pontrbHltle«: The serected candidate will organise a given workforce to produce a set quantity at an agreed quality level at the lowest possible cost. CHEMIST Qualifications/Experience: Polytechnic Technician Diploma in Chemical Process Technology
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      2046 35  -  EPSOM JEEP By HERE'S a simple and easy-to-follow betting system: Back a horse who finished fifth or sixth in its previous start and you are likely to end up in the money. At Bukit Timah last week-end, this system §roduced seven winners: piller, Fortune's Path,
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      1766 35 RATF 1 I.4SCLASS6DIV4 1.200 M fW\l^£j X ($9,000 $8,300 to winner) 1 02*735 Oft* Two Thraa a (Y°Lim) Rodgers 57 (dd +2.5) BagF «>JM 5 2*O4*» MyatariowMpar a (Pomton)R Breukelen 57 (dd +1) 7as BT MMIm 9 3 918"8 Template iDg (Likely) Samsuri 56.5 (dd 3.5) 6 eh
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      256 35 PICK of the gallops: TUESDAY (sand good): Class 1: Bintang Timor IV 41.4 attractively; Fuiisan II 42.2 on the bit; Willshine 45 easily; Jingle Bell n 40.6; Euphorick 41 6 Class 4: Incredible Hulk 42 8 with Camarade, Remarkable IV 41.8 easily; Wonder Woman 42 on
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      26 35 MILAN, Fri. A football League disciplinary committee yesterday cleared Italian international Giancarlo Antognoni of charges in connection, with Italy* continuing bribery scandal Renter
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      521 35 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOR DISTRICT WATER ENGINEER Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of district Water Engineer in the Public Works Department, Brunei. a) Essential Qualifications Required: Recognised Degree in Civil Engineering. Fluency in written and spoken English. b) Further Qualification Desired, If Possible:
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      822 35 bm BEHN IffIEYER GROUP Of COMPANIES invite applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following positions: OFFICE MANAGER KUANTAN To promote, assist, coordinate and administer the sales activities of Mechanical Handling, Engineering, Electrical and Chemical Divisions. Candidate should have at least 5 years experience in similar field and possess
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      Hokaido set to strike
      322 36 On the track with FAIRWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Hokaido looks ready to strike in Race 4 here on Sunday. The Manacle four-year-old ran a most creditable race in his last start when he finished fourth to Slicing Sand over 1,250 metres in Ipoh early this month.
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      1710 36 DAfF 1 130 CLASS 1 DIVI I.BOOM ftrtV;L x ($lB,OOO $12,600 to winner) 1 I*l2oo CinehMMU Ma (KLChonft) Maruor 54.5 +2.5)5 spg IJOOMF Mnir 7 2 '***** Crwtontiato a Cgg (Rrno) Chong 52.5 (ud same) 4 irq 1.200 M F Im 1 3 *****5 FHtpaeM a (Brotnerhood) Samsuri
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      78 36 PARIS, Fri. The Ag» Khan* Tawnnooji, ridden by Yvea Saint Martin, won the Prix Meaaldor over 1 .SM metres at MaisMis Laffltte near here yesterday. Tassmoan snatched the USSSS,»N dollars winners parse by a neck from Sir Michael SobeU's Dtocrrtion. ridden by Maarice Phlllpperon.
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      132 36 Ali's test will be accepted LAS VEGAS, Fri. The Nevada State Athletic Commission have reversed its earlier ruling that Muhammad Ali take a physical examination here in Nevada, after the former heavyweight champion underwent a checkup at a clinic in Minnesota. Last week, the NSAC said that the 38-year-old Ali
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      38 36 TOKYO. Fri Japanese challenger Yasutsune Uehara left here yesterday for the United States, to fight World Boxing Association Junior lightweight champion Samuel Serrano, of Puerto Rico, in a title match in Detroit on Friday week. AP
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      30 36 TOKYO, Fri. Champion Shoii Oguma, of Japan, and challenger Kirn Suns Jun, of South Korea, yesterday signed contracts for their World Boxing Council flyweight title fight on Sunday. AP.
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      Malaysian girls win, but Singapore also in hunt
      379 37  -  PETER SIOW Thailand edge out Indonesia and qualify for boys' final at Philippines' expense By SINGAPORE'S girls lost 56-63 to Malaysia in the ASEAN basketball championships at the Gay World Stadium yesterday, but the result hardly mattered as both countries have already
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      280 37  -  R. MANORAJ By PAKISTANI coach Mohammed Shahnaz does not believe in mincing his words. So, when he saw the national hockey squad training at Balestier Road yesterday, he said his piece without reservation. Comments Shahnaz: "I feel that some of these players are too
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      207 37 Pint Tee 8.11 a.m.: R. Marimuthu, Poh Eing Chong, S. Kyle-Little; 8.t7 Lim Sta Seng, C. T. Urn, Tony Un; 8.13 G. Muniandy, E. Morishima, J. Martens; 8.11 Fung Hee Kwan, John Lee, J. Amran; B.SS N. Yusoff. Ong Ah Loh, Lim Ah Hong, 8.31
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      87 37 MANILA, Fri. Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hongkong and the Philippines will take part in the eighth South-east Asian water-skiing championship at the Filipino mountain-top lake resort of Caliraya. A Government statement said the Philippines' water-skiing team told President Ferdinand Marcos this when they presented him with
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      Thomson and CH triumph
      75 37 THOMSON beat Hwt Yoh 24 and Chinese High defeated Upper Alunied by a similar margin in the schools national volleyball tournament for postsecondary boys at the Whampoa Secondary school in St. George's Road yesterday. Other results: Bays R Secondary: Chung Chens 2 Jalan Teck Whye 0;
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      Lock icon 20 teams for karate meet
      68 37 HYDERABAD, Fri. The two-day international Open karate championship will be held here in South India from Nov. 8. This was revealed by Malaysia's Chew Choo Soot, grandmaster of the Karate Budokan. now touring India, yesterday. He was also reported to have said that 20 teams
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      F-graders to take first step to success
      203 37  - F-graders to take first step to success PATRICK BASTIANS By THE Ovaltine individual graded squash championships, starting at the Kallang Complex today, will begin with the 133 Fgraders. F-graders, the lowest level of competitors in squash, form the bulk of the Ovaltine meet's 300 contestants. The event has always been
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      Rosie's title for the fourth year
      105 37 ROSIE GOH won the Seletar Golf Club women's championship for the i fourth year running at i Seletar Course yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. She fired an 86 to finish the 54 holes with an aggregate of 260. Rosie, wife of Seletar captain Joe Goh,
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      Fourth ASEAN schools athletic meet is on
      318 37  - Fourth ASEAN schools athletic meet is on SARA UDUWELA By THK fourth ASEAN schools' track and field meet b on. It will be held In Jakarta at the end of the year, thanks to the Indonesian Schools Sports Council for volunteering to play hosts. The Philippine* were supposed to he
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      Sandvik lose
      25 37 VAN LEER bet Sandvik Sing pore 3-0 in the Jurong inter company Ovaltine League soc cer match at the Jurong Stadi urn yesterday.
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      Kian Tiong and Alvin overcome tough conditions
      547 37  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE Island Country Club professional Alvin Liau and Lim Kian Tiong overcame treacherous playing conditions to lead the field at the end of the first day of the $12,000 Jurong Masters golf championship with evenpar 7ls at the Jurong Course
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      Seven-a-side tournament
      55 37 THE Singapore Tankasi Muslim Welfare Society Sports Club will organise a seven-a-side soccer tournament at Dover Road sports complex on Sept. 28. The closing date for entries is Sept. 8. Application forms are avail- able from A Rahman. Block 105, Room 25-R. Henderson Crescent. The entry fee is
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      607 37 *»J l^ IB I' mw^^ e Ba^BTaS^hMß^BV^al Lw 1 ay OH BF i HjP" TSINGTAO. FjmT Aparty to any fJßrfjL h a PPy gathering. rhe srnootn sparkling taste of Isingtao beer bnghtens up if£^i^ 0 ri^^z^ an > happy occasion. A party, a cocktail reception or just a jX*?^^^^ friendly
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      ACS top swim honours again
      432 38  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By THE Anglo-Chinese School motto, proudly emblazoned on their students' badges, is "The best is yet to be." But, after their swimmers' showing at the Singapore national schools' championships at Shaw Pool yesterday, it cannot be too far off the mark to
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      568 38 Frenchman Portes shocks Connors BRIEFS WASHINGTON, Frl. Unseeded Pascal Portes, of France, defeated top seed Jimmy Connors 6-4, 7-5 In the men's singles third round of the U5J175.000 (1369.250) Washington Star tennis tournament here yesterday Connors, who had won here in 1976 and 1978. was down 2-5 in the second
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      386 38 B«y* Lswer-aeeaMUry M metres baekatrake: 1 David Lim (ACS). 2 David Soh (ACS), 3 Philip Loh (ACS) 30.8 tec; flm hreaatstrake: 1 Cheong Kwok Wing (ACS), 2 Phua Chens Teck (EPS). 3 Wong Kun Seng (ACS) 35.8; 4 x Mm freestyle relay: 1 ACS. 2 SAS. 3RI
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      Age-group badminton
      46 38 THE Fraser and Neave invitation age-group badminton championships will be held from Aug. S-Sept. 13 at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Entry forms are obtainable at the Singapore Sports Council or at Sports House, in Rutland Road, during office hours. The entry fee is 11.
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      Lock icon $3.5 m estimate for Larkin renovations
      203 38  -  LAZARUS ROKK By JOHORE BARU, Fri. The Johore Public Works Department have estimated that it will cost them about M 53.5 million to renovate the Larkin Stadium here. S. Devendran, the deputy director of the Johore PWD, said that he hadsent his recommendations to
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      32 38 TORONTO. Frl. Seattle s Mark Peterson scored two goals to give Sounders to a 3-1 victory over Toronto Blizzard in a North American soccer League here in Canada yesterday. AP
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      159 38  -  R. MANORAJ By NATIONAL champion Patrick Loh is one of two leading players, who will not be competing in the Pesta Sukan men s national hardcourt tennis championships, which start this morning at the Kallang Complex. Victor Pereira is the other player out. No
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      297 38 Gents still on top CHANGI Gents retained their lead of Singapore Darts Association Division One with a 5-4 victory over Sheb. DIVISION ONE Changi Gents 5 Sheb 4, SIA Engineers A 2 Scopkn DC 7. Siemens A 6 Otis 3. Prairie Express A t SIA Engineers A 3. Changi Gents
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      42 38 We extend our deepest condolence to the family of the late MR. CHAN CHIOK SIONG of JOHN MANNERS (S) PTE LTD who passed away on 21st July 1960 From: The Directors and Management, Sri Overa Shipping Services Sdn. Bhd., Johor Baru
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      318 39 JITA SINGH received a pleasant surprise from Swiss national soccer team coach Leo Walker last nigtat, only a few hours before he left for a two-month study tour of Europe, reports JOE DORA. Walker has arranged for Singapore's soccer team manager to be attached to
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      Kiwis keen to play in Merdeka tournament
      134 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. New Zealand have shown Interest In the Merdeka soccer competition and are likely to make their debut In this year's tournament, beginning on Oct. IS. The Foottw': Association of Malaysia will extend an official Invitation v, New Zealand soon and
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      Women footballers' new task
      173 39  -  SARA UDUWELA By SINGAPORE'S women's soccer team have done the Republic proud by winning the Puan Sharifah Rodziah Cup year after year since its inception, but, this year, they had to share the top honours with Malacca after a 1-1 draw in the final. What has
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      Toa Payoh's worries worsen
      398 39  -  JOE DORAI By GEYLANQ INTB 2 TOA PAYOH UTD 0 TOA PAYOH UNITED'S relegation worries worsened last night with they were beaten 20 by Geylang Internationals in the National Football League Division One match at the Jurong Stadium. The lines on the faces of their officials,
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      Indonesia come to Singapore's rescue
      283 39 SINGAPORE'S dilemma in the Lion City Cup under-16 soccer tournament ended yesterday when Indonesia agreed to send two teams for the competition, from Aug.23-Sept. 5, at the National Stadium. Indonesia's reserves will replace India, who withdrew from the tournament two weeks ago, citing domestic problems.
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      Match without any bearing
      193 39  - Match without any bearing ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE'S Malaysian Cricket Association match against the Royal Australian Air Force, of Butterworth, at Balestier Road today has no bearing on their chances for a place in the semi-finals. Victory or defeat in today's match would make little difference to Singapore; they have
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      England bat steadily in fine weather
      215 39 England bat steadily in fine weather LONDON, Friday ENGLAND batted steadily through the second morning of the fourth Test against the West Indies at the Oval here today in brilliant sunshine before a capacity crowd of 17.000. They took another 68 runs off the West Indies, with the loss of
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      90 39 ENGLAND Ist uuu: (Overalgit OS-J) (rtwk Ibw b Holding 83 Bayeatt run out 53 Raw b Croft 50 LarUaa Ibw b Garner 7 Gatttag b Croft 48 WUley c Lloyd b Holding 34 Kaatt c Lloyd b Marshall 3 Batkam Ibw b Croft 9 Emkarey c Holding b Marshall
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      53 39 KARACHI, Fri. The historical city of Multan was yesterday selected as the venue for the third cricket Test between Pakistan and the West Indies in the first week of November. Nut Khan, president of the Pakistan Board of Control, said that the Pakistan Test squad would be announced
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      SJIOB 8-2
      20 39 ST. JOSEPHS Old Boys trounced Singpore Recreation Club 8-2 in a friendly soccer match at the Padang yesterday.
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      More smiles than frowns at Kallang
      435 39  -  WILFRED YEO By THE smiles have exceeded frowns at the Kallang Bowl, where the 12-day pre-tournament for the Singapore international bowling has been conducted the past three days. The reason for the cheerfulness is obvious The lane conditions are suited for high scores. To
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      129 39 BASKETBALL ASEAN schools tournament boys girls finals (Gay World Stadium. 2 and 3.30). BOWLING Singapore international pre-tournament I Kalians, 4.15). CRICKET MCA inter state match: Singapore v RAAF Butter-worth (Balestier Rd, 10). GOLF Jurong Masters tournament (Jurong, 8). RL'GBY Schools White v Police; Schools Red v Dunearo Lions
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      Lock icon Stevenson's famed right smashes home
      161 40 MOSCOW, Fri. TeaOl« Stevensan, of Cuba, smaahed S*l«mon Ataga U the flaar with his famed right haad at the end at the lint round and launched Us Ud tar a third straight Olympic Garnea heavyweight boxing gald medal today. With eight aeeaads left in the
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      Coe and Ovett enter semi-finals
      356 40 MOSCOW, Fri. Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett, Britain's two celebrated middle-distance runners, breezed into the semifinals of the men's 800 metres yesterday. It was the first time in two years that the two star Britons had run in the same event, but they were not
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      LATEST Maria upsets
      89 40 LATEST Maria upsets MOSCOW, Fri. Maria Colon, a* Caha, upact the might of Kaotern Earope by winning the women's lavelln gold medal m the aeeoad day *f the Olympic Games athletic* programme today. Tkere was ne stepping the ZZ-year-old Cahaa girl after her opening throw at 18.44 metres. It weat
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      Lock icon Australians in sensational win
      331 40 MOSCOW, Fri. Australia swam to a sensational upset over the heavily favoured Russian squad to capture the gold medal in the men's 4 x 100 metres medley relay at the Olympic pool last night. In a nail-biting finish, teenager Neil Brooks swept past Russian Olym- pic
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      534 40 ATHLETICS Wmdm Sh«t pat Baal: 1 Uona Slupianek (E. Ger), 22.41 metres; 2 Sveuana Krachevskaya (Soy), 21.42 m; 3 Margilla Pufe (E. Ger). 21.20 m PENTATHLON Mea laaivMuU naal: 1 Anatolv Starostin (Soy), 5,568 pts.; 2 Tamas Szombathelvi. (Hun). 5,502; 3 Pavel Lednev (Soy), 5,382. Wanca UaivUaal
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      191 40 MOSCOW, Fri. Alexander Dityatin, of the Soviet Union, won the men's individual gymnastics gold medal yesterday after becoming the first man to be awarded perfect marks in an Olympic Games competition. But, though Dityatin was the first to collect the full 10 marks, the judges handed out
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      452 40 MOSCOW, Friday MOSCOW OLYMPICS IMO ALLAN WELLS, of Britain, finally emerged from the pack as a narrow favourite for the Olympic Games men's 100 metres gold medal when he clocked the fastest time among the eight finalists, winning his semi-final in 10.27 seconds. The
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      143 40 MOSCOW, Fri. EMt Germany, the holders, clinched a place In the qaarter-flnau of the Olympic Games soccer t— mamaat by beating Syria 5-« (haft-time: In their flnal Grasp C match In Kiev last nlrtt. W*lf-Raedlger Neti se*rai twice, while Lothar Haase, Werner Peter and Prank
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    114 41 ALL seems quiet m she glides through the water with the greatest of cue at l«Mt that's h«w It loots ia this picture c»pturr4 by Straits Times chief photographer MAX KIAN SENG at the national schools annual swimming championships at the Anglo-Chinese School pool
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    285 41 Heng Samrin regime to UN: Expel Khmer Rouge BANGKOK, Fri. The Vietnam-backed Heng Samrin regime in Kampuchea has formally requested the United Nations to expel representatives of the ousted Khmer Roug^e regime, Radio Hanoi said today. Foreign Minister Hun Sen sent a letter to UN Secretary -General Kurt Waldheim saying
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    56 41 LONDON, Fri. Britain's commercial television stations last nleht showed one of Peter Sellerss best films, Doctor Strangelove, in which he played a mad scientist, a British military officer and the US President, in his memory last night. Sellers, who died on Wednesday, will be cremated tomorrow
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    64 41 JAKARTA, Fri Indonesia's family planning programme may cut the birth rate in half by the year 1990 instead of by 2000 as originally expected, according to Dr Masri Singarimbun, head of DemoOhic Research at Gajan ja University. Improved medical services were reducing the infant mortality
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    35 41 NEW YORK. Fri. Price* moved lower today on the New York Stock Exchange and the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks slipped 6.14 to 919.97 in the first half-hour of trading. AP.
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    175 41 JERUSALEM, Friday EGYPT will recall its ambassador in Israel if Prime Minister Menachem Begin moves his office to Arab East Jerusalem, Israel Radio reported today Quoting Western sources, the radio said President Anwar Sadat viewed Mr Begins intention to move his office to the eastern
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    194 41 RANGOON, Fri. Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda had talks with President Ne Win on regional issues and bilateral relations, official sources said today. They said Gen Prem, who arrived yesterday for a three-day official visit, briefed the Burmese leader on recent Indo-Chlna developments,
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    319 41 Senate panel to probe Billygate WASHINGTON, Friday A SPECIAL Senate sub-committee has been set up to investigate ties between President Jimmy Carter's brother Billy and the Libyan Government labelled the Billygate affair and the White House announced it would cooperate fully in the inquiry. The full Senate yesterday approved without
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    174 41 PRAVDA BID TO WIN FRIENDS IN THAILAND BANGKOK, Fri. A senior official of the Soviet newspaper Pravda has met the local press here to push for the creation of a Thai-Soviet friendship society. Mr Vsevolod Ovchinnikov, political commentator for Asian and Pacific affairs, told a restricted news conference on Wednesday
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    36 41 TOKYO, Fri. Drug related crimes In Japan increased 20 times in the past 10 years, police said today Last year, there were 18,300 drug related crimes compared to only 900 in 1969. UPI
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    51 41 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH LONQ KINO a«e 41 pused away peacefully 25 780 leaving behind wife, Mabel daughter. Constance son, Nicholas. Cortege leaving 104-H Block 18 Marine Terrace at 2 00 pm on 77 7 80 (Sunday) for the Holy Family Church IKItonf). Cremation at Mount Vernon at 4 00 p
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      350 41 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Banks have decided they will give the 3 per cent NWC merit element to staff, ALVIN TAY reports. Hong Leong doubles interim profit. Times Pub buys share in New Zealand publisher. IN LEISURE TIMES LINDA CHEE examines the culture of the Babas. Top-of-the-range
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      202 41 UP TO Ip.m. TODAY: Showers in sevenl places tram mid-morning. TEMP. (C) up to la.m. tomorrow: SI max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: C.4C p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: C.3C a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 11-22 C Oar Lm Aageiea 20-30 C Clear Atfcea* 22-32 C Oar MaarM 17-38 C Clear Bafcrau 32-38 C
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      1636 1 Following the footsteps of a legend China's legendary opera singer, Mci Lan-fang, was the darling of Hollywood society 50 years ago when he performed across America to celebritystudded audiences and rave reviews. Next month his son and daughter will be among a 70 member Beijing Opera Troupe touring America for
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        77 1 INSIDt^ Coping with casseroles How do yon turn oot a successful casserole? Tan Lee Leng gives you useful tips on choosing cuts and saving your dish from being stringy or greasy. There are also tempting recipes for you to experiment with on CentreBpread Pag** 4, 5 Boredom relieved? There's hope
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      567 2 PICK of the DAY Q 2) THIS is really going to be a scenic Saturday: it seems as if half of Hollywood has trooped into town to bring you all sorts of entertainment, including a sporting classic from Britain. That classic, played only recently in that chilly English summertime, is
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      324 2  -  JOHN DE SOUZA By THE Doones are a tough, ruthless and nobly-born family of robbers and outlaws from Scotland who have come south to England's west country to build a fortified village at Exmoor on the DevonSomerset border. From here, the warlike family and their followers ride
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        179 2 the stars of the I Cologne Show I Modern and functional furniture that won the admiration of all at the 1980 Cologne Fair, one of the world's largest furniture exhibitions. Limited sets now available in Singapore from ROCCO. At Rocco's "discount warehouse" prices. Bayshore Dining Suite (exhibi'efl jt Cologne) Chester
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        271 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4 Arboreal 13's sutemcnt about 9 S°* Jl?J l d! A source 0 ter 5 H^r^Loo is a herb Is, within reason (4,1,4) (6) 10 Guns of generous dimensions 6 gt^,*^ time for the Queen's J dog (8) 11 It may be severed to be worthy
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        347 2 FILM SHOWS for students at the National Museum at 10.45 a.m.: Yuzen-Kimono and Children In Towns And Vilj lages. Free admission. FILM SHOWS at the Naj tional Stadium theatrette at 10.30 a.m.: WUI To Win, Outward Bound and Leisure. Free admission. INTER-SECONDARY SCHOOL BAND COMPETITION at the Singapore Conference Hall
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        1177 2 :TV and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Openint folowed by Sesame 635 W»T i Street 6.40 Famiy Sleeping Gypsy i 1.55 Saturday Matinee A Man Called If* K^ Cannon 35 c hiral D"'* 335 Xt*!? SfL 830 Ve as Thfcffcate Killer 1980 (Women's Single Final) (Part 2) Evonne Goolagong Cawley
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        616 3  -  LEONG WENG KAM By THE additional TV viewing time on both SBC channels from Aug 8 is certainly good news for its targeted audience nousewives, shift workers and the retired. Housewives used to complain about long boring afternoons at home, and retired people said
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        683 3 Yanka Now on at Lido Reviewed by MARLENE KITTS THE influx of millions of American servicemen into Britain in the war years caused quite a stir among the war-weary population. Some envied them their easy manner, apparent affluence and devil-may-care attitude. Feelings were mixed. To
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        247 3  -  JOHN DE SOUZA By DOES a Sherlock Holmes, a Raymond Chandler character or a Lt Columbo lurk within you? Then here's a chance for you to prove your sleuthing skills and win two free plane tickets to Thailand, or a dinner for 10 at
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        Worth watching only as the last resort
        372 3 Th« Last Resort Ch 5, Wad, 10.55 p.m Reviewed by MURIEL BPEEDEN NOW we know why they called it The Last Resort to turn to only if you were the last person left in the world and there was nothing to read. This
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        603 4  - Clever with casseroles TAN LEE LENG By WHEN the food is cooked slowly in an oven, in a covered dish with some measure of liquid, j it is known as a casserole. Some people just seem to have the magic touch their casseroles are full of flavour, with the meat
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        1177 4 More than It's a pastry shop a way of life Another of Singapore's gourmet trademarks will soon be just history. The Dong Log Wee Cake House, with its quiet leisurely atmosphere, will have to make way for progress. MARLENE KITTS pays it a visit. THE two-storey building is simple and
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        708 5  -  JOHN DE SOUZA epicure Summer in Vienna Holiday Inn July 23-Aug 10 Reviewed by RUSTIC fun and frolic overflowed at the Summer In Vienna evening at the Holiday Inn's Grand Ballroom on Thursday night. But for gourmets and gourmands alike, the attraction wasn't
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        665 5 HERE is a selection of recipes to titillate your taste buds. I have chosen recipes for different kinds of meat; it is possible to use another kind or cut of meat, but remember to take into consideration the varying cooking times. Pineapple ham casserole 500 g cooked bacon or
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        168 5 ANYONE who thinks that cooking is the mundane task of some menial kitchen hand should take a good look at the creations of pastry chef Dennis Audouard. Monsieur Audouard has concocted so many mouth-watering cakes that even the non-sweet eaters will
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