The Straits Times, 14 October 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    NUS TO SET UP CENTRES ABROAD
    619 1  - NUS TO SET UP CENTRES ABROAD JUNE TAN Big drive to recruit lecturers By THE National University of Singapore will open offices in Britain and the United States this year in an aggressive drive to recruit expatriate lecturers and double its academic staff in five years. Later, recruitment offices will
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    HDB 'taps' rain water for plants
    287 1  - HDB 'taps' rain water for plants TAN BAN HUAT By BOFTENING the harefc■m m" tmmtnUi by planting tltwen, Arabs and creepers ■Jon* the earrMcn «f blghrUe bUek* «f flaM la all very well, bat It ala* mean ■King more water. N«w the Hmulnx rU»rd ■as tine up with prajeet that
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    Lock icon Siem Reap uprising
    58 1 BANGKOK, Mon. Kampucheans in the western province of Siem Reap recently rose up against Vietnamese rule amid "conflicts" in Hanoi's occupation army. Radio Thailand reported tonight. The government -run radio said the uprising in Siem Reap marked an evident denial of Hanoi's claims that the presence of
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    Lock icon Oil production, from major fields put off
    197 1 Oil production from major fields put off KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Malaysian Government has decided to defer to three to five years the extraction of oil from major fields, Datuk Hussein Onn told Parliament today. The Prime Minister said this move was in line with the government's efforts to conserve
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    For the birds and mammals
    65 1 BEIJING. Men China, nome at the giant panda and the Peking ui*k today set up the Society (or the Study of ■■■■■•i* and the Ornithology sori«y^ Xinhua News Agency It said the two societies were set up on the last day ol "national symposium on
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    Lock icon Cairo study
    35 1 JEKISALEM. Mon For Ihr tint time sin<f the signing <* the Egyptian Israeli pear, a<t-onk. an Israeli .-itimi hu been auihorwed to nud> in K-icypi the Arab-U^puKr Israeli newspaper El A ported yesterday AFP
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    Lock icon Refinery to be set up in Malacca
    103 1 Refinery to be set up in Malacca KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Datuk Hussein Onn today announced in Parliament that the national oil corporation Petronas would set up an oil refinery in Malacca to process local crude. Another refinery has been earmarked for Trengganu, lie said in reply to Mr Lee Lam
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    Lock icon Wynne nears Japan
    62 1 rOKYO. Mon Some 10,000 lir passengers were delayed n south-western Japan today is powerful Typhoon Wynne, vnh centre winds of 162 km h. hreatened to hit mainland Japan tomorrow, the meteoroogical agency here reported. The typhoon, bringing torential raw, forced the cancelation of ISO domestic flights is
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    Road toil 207
    58 1 THE death toll on the roads so far this year rose to 207 yesterday when motorcyclist Au Sing Wau. 38, died on-the-spot after he was involved with an accident with a van in Tanjong Pagar Road at 12.30 p.m. Those who saw the accident are requested to
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    Lock icon Hard lesson
    31 1 MOSCOW. Mon A Soviet court has sentenced a college principal to six years' hard labour and confiscated his property for rigging entrance examinations and taking bribes from applicants. Reuter
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    Lock icon Tunnel fire
    29 1 ■lONGKONG, Mon. A firenan died and ten other peo>le, including three Japanese were injured in a unnel fire in Kowloon today, he Fire Department an Kxinced. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Big jump in ship orders
    58 1 TOKYO, Mon. Despite widespread European criticism that they are monopolising the world shipbuilding market, Japanese shipbuilders today announced a big jump in their orders last month The Japan Ship Exporters Association said its members received orders for 19 vessels, compared with nine ships in August
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    WORKERS: ARE WE THAT BAD?
    220 1 WORKERS: ARE WE THAT BAD? TAIWANESE leaders have aa great passion for critical selfexamination as do Singapore leaden. No leas an authority than Premier Son V an-Nuan last month directed KbUr attention at what considered to be •IgM of Taiwan's waning productivity. The Premier compared the export performance of three
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    Lock icon Blast kills 5
    25 1 ATLANTA, Mon. An explosion ripped through a day-care centre for children here today, killing five people and injuring about 15 others AP.
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    Lock icon Iraq gets backing from Jordan and Saudi
    325 1 AMMAN, Monday JORDAN and Saudi Arabia have agreed on the need to support Iraq in its conflict with Iran, Jordanian Prime Minister Mudar Badran said today. Speaking to reporters shortly after King Hussein returned from a 24-hour visit to Saudi Arabia and talks
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    Lock icon 'Iraqis halfway to Abadan'
    541 1 'Iraqis halfway to Abadan' BAGHDAD, Mon. AN Iraqi armoured column has pushed south from the besieged city of Khorramshahr almost halfway to the blazing refining centre of Abadan on banks of the disputed Shatt Al-Arab waterway, Iraqi military sources said. But Iran, bringing helicopter gunships and 175 mm heavy artillery
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    Jail takeover
    32 1 DACCA. Mon. More than 900 piisoners have taken over an overcrowded prison in northern Bangladesh demanding jail reforms and fast deri sions on raw* against them. offiriaLs said today. ll'l
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    Lock icon BID TO END THE WAR
    62 1 BAHKAIN, Men. The secretary-general of the Islamic Conference, llablh Chattl, will travel to Iraq and Iran In the next 48 hours in a further attempt lo end the Persian (iulf war, the official Saudi presw agency said. The report, which quoted source clone to Mr
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    Turkish plane hijacked
    38 1 1ST AN HI I., Mun. A Turkish Airline* Jet on a Night from IsUnhul U. Ankara wmo hijacked b> unidentified ptrsuns Ui the ensUrn Turkish In of IM.varbaklr, Turkish Airlines sourrrs reports tudmy. A I'.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Mayor's threat if Japan dumps 'death ash'
      288 2 Mayor's threat if Japan dumps 'death ash' TOKYO, Monday A MAYOR of the Marianas Islands threatened today to throw five monuments to Japanese war dead into the sea if Japan dumps nuclear waste into the Pacific. The warning came from Mr Felipe Mendiola, Mayor of Tinian, the Pacific speck that
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      Lock icon Twin dies
      30 2 REEDS SPRING (Missouri). Mon. Identical twin collided on separate motorcycles in a freak accident that killed one of the 13-year-old boys and injured the other, authorities said -UPI
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      Lock icon SHIPS WILL BE SAFE, ASSURES TEHERAN
      115 2 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. Iran today told the United Nations it had no 1 intention of interfering with peaceful shipping in the war zone, adding that it was not responsi- ble for any of the casu- alties or damage suffered so far. Iranian President Abolhassan
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      Lock icon 1 m barrels more by four
      236 2 BEIRUT, Mon. Saadl Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Qatar have Jointly agreed to increase their daily crude oil production by one million barrels, Saudi Arabian Radio said yesterday. The Increase will belp cover oil shortages caused by the war between Iran and
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      Lock icon War powers for Bani-Sadr
      220 2 BEIRUT, Mon. AYATOLLAH Ruhollah Khomeiny yesterday gave the Supreme Defence Council, headed by President Bani-Sadr, exclusive powers for the conduct of the war. He also gave the council full powers over the media and ordered that all official statements be submitted for clearance. Teheran Radio said
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      Lock icon Schmidt raps East Berlin for raising travel cost
      321 2 EAST BERLIN, Monday WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt angrily accused the East German leadership Of trying to seal off its population from' Western influence by sharply increasing the cost of visiting East Berlin. Speaking in West Ber- lin yesterday, he said the
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      Lock icon US and Soviet talks teams absent
      193 2 US and Soviet talks teams absent GENEVA, Mon. Dele- fations from the United tates and the Soviet Union have not arrived for preliminary talks on limiting their tactical nuclear weapons in Europe, which were thought likely to start here today. An agreement to hold the talks was announced M Sept
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      Lock icon Tel Aviv minister off to Washington
      109 2 Tel Aviv minister off to Washington TEL AVTV, Mon. Israeli Interior Minister Yosef Burg left today for Washington, where he is due to resume negotiations with Egypt tomorrow on Palestinian autonomy on the West Bank of the Jordan and Gaza Strip. The talks, under the auspices of special US envoy
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        Lock icon Bite for freedom
        68 2 IT WAS not really a case of biting the hand that feeds you; rather a possible case of biting the hand 1 that steals you. Arizona police said a US$1,200 (S$2,5O8) talking macaw stolen from a bird farm on Sunday was recovered when it bit the hand
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        73 2 THE BUFFALO a tough, dependable worker in the fields of Asia must be better protected and cared (or, the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation said yesterday. A meeting last week of the Animal Production and Health Commission for Asia, the Far East and the southwest Pacific stressed that
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        Lock icon Mailer's double knot
        71 2 AMERICAN Pulitzer Prize author Norman Mailer, whose divorce from his fourth wife was recently finalised, is reportedly preparing to tie the knot again twice. He will marry jazz singer Carol Stevens, the mother of his nine-year-old daughter Maggie, divorce her and then marry his current companion, Norris
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        Lock icon Fate of mummies
        73 2 Fate of mummies THE Middle East news agency said Egypt will set up three committees of specialists to decide on the fate of pharaonic mummies. President Anwar Sadat said in a cultural gathering last Wednesday that it was against all religious beliefs to exhibit the mummies of the ancient kings
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      Lock icon Premier to stay on just for Queen E
      131 2 ROME, IHon. Italy's current government crisis has created a protocol problem for the visit of Britain* Queen EUsaheth and consort Prince Philip, which begins tomorrow. Bat the problem ha* been resolved by aa j aasnal agreement he- tween tke ontgolnc Premier, Mr
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      Lock icon 'Tito obsessed with pomp of power'
      297 2 'Tito obsessed with pomp of power' NEW YORK. Monday PRESIDENT Tito of Yugoslavia was a man obsessed with the luxury and pomp of power, according to his one-time heir apparent, Mr Milovan DjUas. He never thought up one great idea of Yugoslav communism but was expert at stealing others' ideas.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Tanzania troops hit back at Amin forces
      232 3 Tanzania troops hit back at Amin forces KAMPALA. Mon Tanzanian tank and artillery units have launched a counter attack in Uganda against remnants of the army of former dictator Idi Amin, informed sources said today. They said the Tanzanian troops some of the 10.000 who stayed in Uganda after helping
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      Lock icon Not 'adequate'
      49 3 MONTREAL. Mon. Canadians are increasingly coming to believe that the Queen of England (and of Canada) is not "an adequate head of stale." according to Gallup public opinion surveys conducted between 1978 and thLs year The results of the polls were published here at the weekend AFP
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      Lock icon One-way ticket to Moscow for Karmal?
      466 3 NEW DELHI, Mon AS SOVIET-BACKED Afghan President Babrak Karmal prepares for his Moscow trip this week, the first out of the country since he was installed last December, the question on the lips of observers is: Will he be returning to Kabul? The nervous,
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      Lock icon Air-con cell for Jiang Qing, says paper
      206 3 Air-con cell for Jiang Qing, says paper HONGKONG, Mou. Chairman Miii wWUw and leader of the Gang of Four, Jiang Qing, Is betag held la BeljUg la an air-conditioned cell with walls lined with heavy leather, the independent Hongkong newspaper Daily News reported today. When she heard news of her
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      Lock icon In danger
      50 3 LONDON, Mon. Thousands of lives are endangered each week by the regular transit of nuclear waste through London, the British Ecology Party said here yesterday, adding that 6.000 Londoners could die a lingering death from cancer if one of these containers should be Involved in an accident. AFP.
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      Lock icon New tremor holds back rescue in quake-hit town
      245 3 New tremor holds back rescue in quake-hit town EL ASNAM, (Algeria), Mon. A new tremor struck north-western Algeria early this morning, hampering rescue workers searching for survivors of the massive earthquake that killed an estimated 20.000 people here. The tremor, which j registered between 4 and j 5 on the
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      Lock icon Spies expelled
      29 3 ROME, Mon. An estimated 50 spies, mainly from Soviet bloc and Arab countries, have been expelled from Italy since 1978, the newspaper I-a Republica disclosed yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon President again with 99-99 pc of votes
      107 3 President again with 99-99 pc of votes ABIDJAN, Mon. Ivory Coast President Felix Houphouet-Bolgn) was retained to office In presidential elections yesterday with M.H per cent of votes, an Improvement over his JS.SX per cent figure In lfJ5. There were no other candidates. It will be the 74-year-old Ivorian leader's
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      Lock icon Parts of Soviet rocket in Alaska: Reports
      271 3 Parts of Soviet rocket in Alaska: Reports TOKYO, Mon TOKYO, Mon. A fragment of the propulsion rocket of a Soviet atomicpowered Cosmos satellite fell in Alaska on the night of Sept 12, according to checks conducted by amateur Japanese astronomers. They said today that the fragment would have landed somewhere
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    "Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten."
    871 3 American Express, in conversation with Cardmember Dr. Aldo Gucci. His name has become an emblem of the elite and the elegant. Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Economics. The proud inheritor of a Florentine tradition dating back to the Medici princes, Dr. Aldo
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      Lock icon 'Reagan likely to field moderates in top posts'
      567 4 US PRESIDENTIAL RACE WASHINGTON. MonMr Ronald Reagan could select men who have previously held senior White House posts and are already well-known internationally (or the top economic posts in his administration, if he wins next month's presidential election. This is the view
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      In other words
      32 4 In other words PRESIDENT Cftrt- er has secued me •f Mag ln-wp»M tbto. Well, I urw Mm «f bWajr, rtmpmtAklt far tke mesa we m Mela. 7 Republican Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan.
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      169 4 CARTER IS FAVOURITE ONLY IN NEW YORK: SURVEYS AN Associated Press survey of the 10 big battleground states for President Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, holding a combined total of 256 of the 270 electoral votes needed for victory on Nov 4, shows Mr Carter with a clear lead in
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      Lock icon 'Start economic revival'
      231 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. President Jimmy Carter, running behind in opinion polls against Mr Ronald Reagan, said yesterday the troubled economy had brightened as he appealed to voters to keep him in office to start "an America n economic Renaissance." From the White House Oval Office, Mr Carter made
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      Lock icon Use of governor in TV ad sparks off protest
      182 4 Use of governor in TV ad sparks off protest CANBERRA, Mon. The use of the Queen's representative, the governor general, in a television advertisement promoting the government for next Saturday's Australian general election today sparked off an outcry from the opposition. Opposition Labour Party leader Bill Hayden described the advertisement
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      Lock icon FREE FOR ALL IN APPLE WAR
      104 4 FREE FOR ALL IN APPLE WAR LONDON, Mm. Lhdoners are going to receive free apple* this week, m growers launch a campaign to fight massive Imparts of (•olden apples tram France. The Organisation of British Apple Growers which has been granted a large financial boost by the government to launch
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      Lock icon Botha visit
      35 4 TAIPEH. Mon. South African Prime Minister P. W. Botha was given a 19-eun salute on arrival here today lor a five-day official visit aimed at linking his country even closer to Taiwan. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bike deaths up after helmet laws repealed
      222 4 Bike deaths up after helmet laws repealed WASHINGTON, Monday THE Transportation Department said yesterday motorcycle deaths nationwide climbed 46 per cent since the repeal by many states over the last four years of mandatory helmet laws. "Motorcyclists who refuse to use protective helmets are tripling their risk of death in
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      42 4 KATHMANDU, Mon. King Birendra will fly to Bangkok later this month (or a genera) medical examination, a Royal Palace communique said today. The King will be in Bangkok (or one week. His departure date (or Thailand was not announced. UPI
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      Lock icon We set off blasts in 3 cities: Armenian groups
      230 4 We set off blasts in 3 cities: Armenian groups LOS ANGELES. Mon ARMENIAN organisations have claimed responsibility for the simultaenous bomb explosions which occurred yesterday at the Turkish Mission to the United Nations, the Turkish Airlines officp in London and a commercial building in Los Angeles that housed a Turkishowned
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      71 4 PASADENA, Mon Voyager 1 will race past the giant ringed planet Saturn nearly a billion km from earth on Nov 12, send back thousands of pictures and reams of data and then leave the solar system. The space probe, one o( two Voyagers, has been cruising towards
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      Lock icon Thai move to boost investment
      306 5 RED TAPE TO BE CUT: BOONCHU DEPUTY Prime Minister Boonchu Rojanasthien, who has overall responsiblity for the economy, said today he was cutting red tape which kept business from being conducted in a free atmosphere. "Foreign investments, while welcomed, have nonetheless been saddled with too
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      Lock icon Slow trade growth despite agreement
      164 5 MANIIJV, Mon Asean has expanded its preferential tariff arrangements among its members but trade officials here say littie improvement in trade among the member nations has been noted. I-,., Wfvk Asean'committeTon trioe and tourism added 750 more items to the list of producu which could
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      Lock icon 'Double Ten' joy a first in Jakarta
      87 5 'Double Ten joy a first in Jakarta JAKARTA, Mon. Government officials attended a, Taiwanese National Day reception ■ere, the first time the event was commemorated In Jakarta. The reception, held on Friday at the Borobudnr Hotel here, was rignlHrant In the light of Indonesian reluctance to normalise relations withßeUUg. The
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      35 5 SEOUL, Mon. South Korea's Council (or National Security announced today that 46,117 violent criminals and hoodlums have been rounded up since Aug 4 as part of President Chun Doo-Hwan's social purification drive. AFP
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      HK police shift war on drugs to small-time operators
      221 5  - HK police shift war on drugs to small-time operators JUDY WALKER By our Hongkong reporter i HONGKONG police have shifted the war on ■I drug smugglers to the smaller operators trying to build up to the big time. The switch follows a change in the pattern of drug smuggling from
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      Lock icon HOTELIERS MEET DESPITE BOMBINGS
      103 5 HOTELIERS MEET DESPITE BOMBINGS MANILA, Mon. The Paris-based International Hotels Association (IHA) opened a five-day meeting here today despite bomb threats by terrorists. About 400 members from 120 nations are taking part. In a message read at the conference, First Lady Imelda Marcos called on delegates to develop a hotel
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      40 5 BERLIN, Mon. A West Berlin court today found five men guilty of being members o( The Movement of the Second of June terrorist group, and participation in the dramatic 1975 kidnapping of a leading West German politician— AP.
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      Paternalism and other spurs to work
      1466 6 LIFE in Taiwan revolve* around the teachings of Confucius. Hi* thoughts on family ties and human relations are practised widely, sometimes to extremes. While some firms like the giant, Tatung, pattern employer-employee relations on traditional family obligations, some traditions may actually weaken the social
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      Jobless but not too sad
      188 6 THKSK are Mine of the SM workers wfc* were rendered unemplovwi late laat month when a Talwaact company, Univrraal I'nton Kleetronlra, went oat of htLslneMN. Employees returned from a f oar-day holiday to find the prembwH padlocked Mid Up management gone. The sudden collapse of
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      Confucius lives in the daily lives of Taiwanese
      760 6 Confucius lives in the daily lives of Taiwanese When Taiwanese find themselves fac- Ing a problem, be it settling traffic summonses, getting a contract or improving business prospects, they rely on ren qing human relationship or people-to-people contact to solve it. Obligations are created and men of influence cultivated. This
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    Vance calls on Raja
    143 7 KOHMKK I sited SUtea Secretary af States ('vnw Vance had extensive talks aa Kara park** with Mr S. Rajarmtaam veaterday. Leeklag refreshed and saave la a Mac Halt, Mr Vance called aa the Second Depot) Prime Minister (For elga Affair*) at (lty Hall la the morning.
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    Man fined 8 years after the offence
    111 7 Man fined 8 years after the offence A MAN, Ramasamy Ayavoo, 62, was fined $50 yesterday for disorderly conduct eight years after he committed the offence. The court heard that Ramasamy and another man, Govindasamy Nathan, were arrested at the Singapore General Hospital on Oct 14, 1972, for shouting at
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    Chopper charge
    53 7 SIM KOK Sl'A. 29. appeared in a magistrate's court yesterday on a charge of unlawfully having a chopper in a bark lane beside Ruby Theatre in Halst-tier Road on Sunday afternoon He was allowed bail of $2,000 and his case will be mentioned again on Oct 21 in
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    Talk at the library
    47 7 PROFESSOR Nafeesa Koleem from Fiet College, Madras, will give a talk In Tamil on "Kambar Ramayana" at the National Library meeting room on Thursday at 6 p.m The talk is organised by the Central Adult Section and the Association of Singapore Tamil Writers.
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    Machine Asia
    36 7 THE Chairman and Ministerin—charge of the Voctional and Industrial Training Board. Dr Ahmad Mattar, will open the Machine Asia and MetalAsia '80 Exhibition at the World Trade Centre on December 8 at 10 a.m.
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    Buckle theft
    43 7 EE KIM SHENG, 30, a store supervisor, was jailed for a day and fined $600 by a magistrate yesterday after he pleaded guilty to stealing a belt buckle worth $125 from Metro Grand in Lucky Plaza, Orchard Road, on Sunday evening
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    12 oil execs cannot join union rules the IAC
    305 7 12 oil execs cannot join union rules the IAC Conflict of interest would arise THE Industrial Arbitration Court ruled yesterday that 12 executive employees of a local oil company are ineligible for union membership or office. In passing the decision, lACs president, Mr Tan Boon Chiang, said that these employees
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    7 for Asean shippers' meeting
    74 7 THE Singapore National Shippers' Council will send a seven-man team to the 15th meeting of the Federation of Asean Shippers' Councils in Kuala Lumpur today and tomorrow. It will be led by Mr Sia Yong, the SNSC chairman. The meeting will discuss the proposed 8.5
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    Aussie meat exporter sues for $244,000
    316 7 Aussie meat exporter sues for $244,000 AN AUSTRALIAN meat exporting company is suing a shipping company for AS9S,I9T (*****,000) for breach of contract. A director of Gardner, Smith (W.A.) Pty Ltd, Mr Geoffrey John Bull, told the High Court yesterday that Reefer Lines Pte Ltd's vessel, Harvest Gold, left Fremantle
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    Do not plunge headlong into a hair clinic, says Case
    508 7 Do not plunge headlong into a hair clinic, says Case STAY bald and save money. This is the message in the latest Consumer Bulletin, a Consumers' Association of Singapore publication. It advised men to stay bald for the "most natural look," for it is pointless to go to hair clinics.
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    Calling for relatives
    46 7 PAYA LEBAR police are look ing for the relatives or friends of Tan Gek Chiang, 70, who died at Woodbridge Hospital on Oct 10. Those who knew him are requested to contact Set Wee Chung Hua of Paya Lebar police station, telephone *****4
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    Islands trip
    38 7 THE Alexandra community centre youth group will organise a tour to the southern islands on Oct 19 at 8 a.m. The charges are HI for members and $14 (or non-members, excluding lunch. Those interested, telephone *****1
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    Man, 71, in hospital after accident with SBS bus
    61 7 A PEDESTRIAN. Low Chong Bee. 71, was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital after he was involved in an accident with an SBS bus near the junction of Tanjong Pagar Road and N9ui Road on Sunday. Those who saw the accident
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    Centre to control tropical fish exports
    395 8 Centre to control tropical fish exports THE government is setting up an aquarium fish export centre to control the quality and I sale of ornamental fish. The value of aquarium fish exports has in- I creased from $3 million to $35 million in the last 11 10 years. The Assistant
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    Fined for soliciting
    68 8 ABU SAMAD bin Kidin, 24. was yesterday fined $100 by a magistrate after he admitted a charge of soliciting for an immoral purpose in Bugis i Street on Sunday after midnight The court heard that Abu Samad, who was clad in female attire at the time, went
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    New PO
    33 8 i jhe „„> for BeMll m^ s^. f j D Tadin, will open the j Bedok Central post office at i Block 218. 49 Bedok North Street, today at 8 p.m. r
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    Sailor's wife falls to her death
    128 8 Sailor's wife falls to her death MADAM Wong Kirn Eng. 53, was found dead at the foot of Block 149, Lorong 2, Toa Payoh early yesterday. Her husband, Mr Ho Kwong Hua, 58, a sailor, said his wife had earlier accused him of having another woman. "I arrived home two
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    Tar wan Firms seek tests pact
    211 8 THE nicotine and tar war I between the local tobacco industry and the Consumers' Association of Singa- pore is to go behind closed doors. The industry has called for talks. A statement issued yes- terday read: "The publication of figures or tables (relating to
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    Boulders abound but they are no stumbling blocks
    250 8 Boulders abound but they are no stumbling blocks A SOITH Karma c*astrurtion firm has romr op against more sandstone hoalders thaa It bargained for at thr 35,7M-«h| metre site of the prep—fd Raffles City complex In Bras Basah Road. It had been estimated that 2* per rent of the 384,1
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    Prof Rao's student
    67 8 A PICTURE in The StraiN Times (Oct 7) of a model fo-solar-induced ventilation i i high-rise buildings was incorrectly captioned as constructed by Professor K.R.Rao, head of the National Universi ty of Singapore's Department of Building Science. It was built by Mr Wei Ser Tuan who got
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      401 8 Limited but excellent retail opportunities at Parklane for rental Suitable for a small retail shop to a large departmental store Only a few units left Shops and offices in Parklane from the Ist to 9th Floors have already been either sold or rented out. Lower Ground and a few units
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    Developers want fair payment plan
    862 9  -  AHMAD OSMAN By Scheme will speed up development of rent control units THE Singapore Real Estate Developers Association has called on the government to work out an equitable compensation scheme to speed up the development of properties subjected to rent control. Its secretary, Mr Lee
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    Acting manager of the HUDC
    131 9 MR CHAY Peng Cheong, 32, is the new acting manager of the Housing and Urban Development Co (Pte) Ltd (HUDC). His appointment, effective from Oct 1, follows the resignation of the previous manager, Mr Lim Poh Guan, 40, who joined a private developer. The HUDC
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    Seamstress 'dulled' by collision gets $80,000
    164 9 Seamstress 'dulled by collision gets $80,000 A W-YEAR-OLD se unstress, whs became mentally dull and gaffers tram poor memory following a traffic accident, was awarded $M,W In i consent Judgement la the High Court yesterday. Madam Khoh Mey Lay was a paaaenger In a ear Involved In a collision with
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    Tan had no avaricious thoughts, says counsel
    534 9 FORMER Singapore Sports Council supervisor Andrew Tan Soun Guan, 33, would have had monetary gain foremost in his mind if he had instigated a married woman to commit criminal breach of trust of almost $340,000, his lawyer submitted yesterday. Mr Loh Lin Kok
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    590 motorists booked
    26 9 THE Traffic Police booked 590 motorists for various traffic offences between Oct 6 and 11. Thirty-one were warned and 559 taken to court.
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    Former cop and son attacked
    72 9 A FORMER Superintendent of police, Mr Sardar Singh and his son were injured when two men armed with parangs burst into their home in Jalan Jarak. Seletar Hills, last Saturday. Police said Mr Sardar Singh was later treated as an out— patient while his son,
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    Million dollars sitting and waiting
    347 9 Million dollars sitting and waiting FOR six years this house (left), said to be worth $1.5 million, has been unoccupied. Located in Pasir Panjane Road, it has been neglected for so lone that major repairs would have to be carried out if anyone wants to move in Except for the
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    14,000 kids subnormal says doctor
    346 10 ABOUT 14,000 children in Singapore between the ages of six and 17 are subnormal, the president of the Association for Educationally Subnormal (ESN) Children said yesterday The problem, said Dr Dixie Tan, is in identifying them as they are not handicapped in the usual concept,
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    Some precious moments together...
    254 10 Some precious moments together 1 THESE eMMrea have every 1 I reaaaa to he happy, tor they eaa aplaah ahaat aad Beat fat the pMI, while aa Irnaa I they are artptam aad c**m»\ walk aatep. Oa the ateaaa Maaaay at 1 each atMta, the eMMrea I aaa~ their BMthen
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    Dances with S'pore flavour
    146 10 Dances with S'pore flavour THE National Dance Company has choreographed three dances which may soon be accepted as community dances, Singapore Broadcasting Corporation reported last night. They have been set to the music of some of Singapore's community songs like Di Tanjong Katong and Singapura. Another song yet to be
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    Dirty dozen plus one along the S'pore River
    273 10 THE Ministry of the Environment has identified 13 spots along the Singapore River where pollution is believed to have been caused by lighter operators. However, the Singapore Lighter Owners' Association (SLOA) denied that lighter operators or lightermen are responsible. Ministry officials identi-
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    Teachers angry at new ruling on no-pay leave
    479 10 Teachers angry at new ruling on no-pay leave TEACHERS who go on no-pay and half-pay leave are angry at an Education Ministry ruling that such leave will be deducted from the school holidays. The new ruling, which came into effect in May last year, states that if a teacher takes
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    Jobs bill
    23 10 THE Minister (or Labour, Mr Ong Pang Boon, will be introducing an Employment (Amendment) Bill at the next sitting of Parliament
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    Diamonds stolen with a forged signature
    156 10 A pulick report has been made that a man last week forged the signature of a trading firm's director and took a parcel containing 25 diamond rings worth $10,000 from the Postal Services Department in Nelson Road. Mr Koh Kee Mong, 46. a director
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    'TEACHERS UNION STOPS ENGLISH CLASSES'
    66 10 THE Singapore Malay Teachers Union has stopped running English language classes for its about 300 members. Quoting sources, Berita Harian reported today that one of the main reasons was that the instruc- tors and union members were "extremely busy" with extra-curricular activities. Attendance at the
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    Law partner repaid $110,725 to former clients
    556 11  -  T.F. HWANG COURT TOLD By LAWYER Joe Chellam, 39, repaid $110,725 out of $900,000 appropriated by another lawyer, Patrick Ong, while they were partners in the former law firm of Ong and Chellam, the Supreme Court heard yesterday Mr HE Cashin, for Mr
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    Free legal advice
    40 11 WHAMPOA community centre i is providing free legal consultations for residents of the constituency on the last Tuesday of each month, from 7.30 to 9.X in the evening. The next session will be held on Oct M.
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    Beer and dances, but no oom-pahs
    193 11 THE reception party strained to hear the first notes from the band which was to emerge from the plane playing their flutes and blowing their horns. The hotel and airline officials, reporters and photographers had been waiting in readiness on the Singapore Airport tarmac
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    Times grant for Apples Project
    185 11 Times grant for Apples Project THE TUn«a community service scheme h»s graated Ito first award of UJ* U the Apple* Protect. The project, carried •at by a volanteer groap, aims at providing, a supervised playKT*u4 that will sumsla.tr the creativity aad Imariaatlf af schoolchildren and pre-matwe school leavers. The adventure
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    Certs for pupils who excel in traffic games
    252 11 Certs for pupils who excel in traffic games PUPILS who excel in traffic games at the East Coast Parkway's Road Safety Park when it opens in December will be awarded proficiency certificates. The Traffic Police and the Education Ministry are jointly proposing to issue the certificates to encourage pupils to
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    Trader who stood surety to pay $425,000
    210 11 Trader who stood surety to pay $425,000 BUSINESSMAN Peter Wong Tak On yesterday lost nis appeal against a summary judgment (or $425,383, plus interest and costs, in favour of Asia Commercial Banking Corporation. His appeal was against the decision of Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin who in August last year
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    Proof coins on sale next month
    108 11 Proof coins on sale next month THE 1980 proof set of coins issued by the Board of Commissioners of Currency will be on sale from Nov 17 at $120 a set. Among the seven proof coins in the set is a $10 silver coin which depicts two satellite earth station
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    Extramural course
    59 11 Extramural course A 10-LECTURE course on Personal Motivation and Self Development will be conducted by the Department of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore on Fridays at 7 30 p.m. at its Buklt Timah campus The first lecture wUI be held this Friday. Application forms may be obtained
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 1
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      Last plastic surgeon quits so unit conies to a halt
      131 12 Last plastic surgeon quits so unit conies to a halt K. LUMPUR, Mon. THE pUstlc surgery ■■It of the general bMoitel here is temporarily eleaed following the radnnaUon of Its last snrgeoa, Dr Lai Kmnir, last month, Benama reported yesterday. The hospital's actiag director, Dr Lee Cheeng Hlng, said yesterday
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      Lock icon DAP plays covert race politics says Hussein
      381 12 K. LUMPUR, Mon. MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn said today that the opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) was actually playing racial politics although outwardly the party might seem non-racial. The racial politics of the DAP, he told Parliament, were more "intense" compared
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      Lock icon OFFICIAL STAND ON VISITING VlPs' GUARDS
      136 12 OFFICIAL STAND ON VISITING VlPs' GUARDS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Security measures taken by visiting foreign dignitaries are only complementary in nature and done with the full cooperation of local authorities. Parliament was told today. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Foreign Affairs Ministry, Mr Kas sim Ahmad, confirmed in reply to
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      Timber producers get some relief
      125 12 KOTA KINABALU, M*n. Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh toda\ temporarily abolished the timber development charge of St cents per cubic foot effective from Thu.sday. The Chief Minister made the announcement after he met a delegation from the Timber Association of Sabah, headed by Its chairman,
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Solar power for villages
        46 12 HOUSES in villages in Tenom, Sabah, will soon have electricity generated by solar power units. The Sabah Government has ordered 500 units, costing $1.5 million, for installation within the next four or five months, Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh announced here. AFP
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        Lock icon Woman, 65, gets life
        70 12 A tt-YEAR-OLD Malay sian woman was sentenced to life imprisonment by a Kangar court yesterday for trafficking opium. Goh Kim Suan was found guilty yesterday of trafficking 2.3 kg of opium at the Malaysian-Thai border town of Padang Besar last year. The judge said a mandatory
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        Lock icon Rapist loses appeal
        67 12 A COOK, who was sentenced to 10 years' jail and ordered to receive six strokes of the rotan for raping his 13-year-old sister, today lost his appeal in the Kuala Lumpur High Court. Mr Justice Mohamed Azmi, in dismissing it, told Teh, 31, that rape by itself
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        Lock icon Sweet problem
        70 12 EFFORTS will be made to lower the sugar content of soft drinks, Health Minister Tan Sri Chong Hon Nyan said in Kuala Lumpur today. This is in view of the "high" sugar content in commercial drinks, he said. His ministry is starting a two-pronged "attack" against the sugar
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        Lock icon VD strain 'here to stay'
        57 12 PENICILLIN-resist ant strains of gonorrhea have established itself in the South-east Asia, Dr VS. Rajan, consultant veneriologist and head of the Middle Road Hospital. Singapore, said in Ipoh on Saturday. He said the gonococci bacteria had developed a resistance to penicillin, which is the cheapest
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      Lock icon Mr Thirty Percent image must go: Minister
      215 12 Mr Thirty Percent image must go: Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Bumiputras were told yesterday to strive and correct the "Mr Thirty Percent" image they had been labelled with. r Agriculture Minister I Datuk Abdul Manan Othman said that by virtue of certain privileges accorded to bumiputras, in the form of
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      237 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp WHAT'S V^ 1 WAS !NSULTED AND VVM6N I WOULDN'T YOU IT ALL I- ON HOW OLD VrVROM©, I BY MQS WASINTDN&OF! TOLD HER SHE CONSIDER THAT '(DEPENDS- I YOU TOLD HER MAGGIE A SHE ASKED /WE HOW SAID I LOOKED V AN
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 2
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      In other words...
      285 13 In other words... MALA YSIAN Deputy Prime Minister Oat uk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad was recently interviewed by the New Straits Times. Excerpts of the articulate Minister's comments on a variety of topics: On not being nice: Krlaß alee d«ea not Ukr one very far. There la ft dr fwt
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      Kit Siang calls off oil talks
      94 13 PENANG. Mon. DAP Secretary -General Mr Lim Kit Siang said yesterday that he was calling off his meeting this Wednesday with the Chairman of Petronas, Tan Sri Abdullah Salleh, to discuss oil production by Esso off the Trengganu coast. "1 will give my reasons
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      MIC plan for students
      59 13 PETALING JAVA, The Malayan Indian Congress (MIC) today signed an agreement taking over the privately-owned Vanto Academy here today to provide preuniversiiy education to Malaysian Indian students. MIC acting president, Datuk Samy Vellu. said that the MIC aims to provide places (or at least 200 Indian
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      New post
      36 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The former Governor of Bank Negara, Tun Ismail Mohamed All, has been appointed chairman of the Commodities Trading Council, the Minister of Primary Industries. Datuk Paul Leong. said yesterday. The Star
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      Lock icon For teachers
      39 13 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon Three teachers training colleges are to be set up in Peninsular Malaysia under the Fourth Malaysia Plan, the Dir»vtor -General of Education Tan Sri Datuk Murad bin Mo named Noor said on Saturday NST
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      Lock icon New breed eyes the giant companies
      997 13 TAKEOVER TREMORS IN BOARDROOMS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday Will Dunlop be next after Sime Darby and London Tin? A NEW breed of Malay businessmen intent on taking control of large foreign-basedcompa-nies operating in Malaysia is causing tremors in London and Singapore boardrooms that they might
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      Lock icon Priorities for news agencies in region
      391 13 Priorities for news agencies in region KUALA LUMPUR, Monday NATIONAL news agencies in Asean should give the highest priority to manpower and software development in facing challenges in communications, Mr Dol Ramli, general manager of Malaysia's national news agency, Bernama, said here today. This should be so because it was
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      Lock icon Education gets $2.8 b
      49 13 IPOH, Mon The operational expenditure of the Education Ministry next year will amount to $2,800 million. Datuk Musa Hitam said on Saturday. The allocation, which would be made in Budget to be presented on Friday, would be mainly to meet the salaries of teachers. NST.
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      174 13 BOAR ON THE HOOF IN REST A URANT PONTIAN (Johore), Mon. People having lunrh •i s resUunuit In the Mam bolldliiß heir Mattered In all dlrrettons when a wild boar dashed Into thr premise* on Saturday. The boar had been oeen earlier In the compound of the building, near the
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      332 13 '""^^^^^A J^^L "^"*dff BflH^H^ mmmm nmf^BSßmmW nln^Bnlßl "tyilfg&n' Hh £r^ v i VaS I^^^S B^n^HnMHHI :'s&?■ H '^HK J laa^^^^^Baßaai ■> *Jj9^Hn# .5 anß>^^^^ I Technological advances made by Ricoh has resulted in the DTIBOOR and in even greater savings in cost and storage space for you. When sizes of
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  • The Straits Times TUSEDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1980
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      FARE HIKE?
      415 14 CLEARLY, there will be two views about the report, let drop last Saturday by the general manager of the transport co-operative, NTUC Comfort, that there wUI soon be a hike in taxi fares. Many commuters, their nerves already frayed by the long waiting time, especially on certain days
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      PETTICOAT MANAGERS
      398 14 MAN has his will but woman has her way. Small wonder that the vice-president of the American Management Associations International, Mr John Mac Arthur, was moved to say that "most women would make better managers than men." It is even less surprising that it should come from an
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    Hormuz Straits: Jugular vein of industrial West
    1129 14  -  ROBERT CHEW By A year ago, Saudi Oil Minister Sheikh Yamanl, sent shudders through the Western world with his prediction that one day soon the PLO terrorists might sink a tanker in the narrow straits, thus blocking off M per cent of the
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    STRAITS OF HORMUZ
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    Debate in Japan over teaching kids 'patriotism'
    649 14  -  GEOFFREY MURRAY By in Tokyo AN impassioned debate is underway in Japan on the definition of "patriotism." On one side is the Education Ministry, which thinks the time has come to nurture "the will to defend our country" in the classroom. Ranged against
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      Man behind the world's biggest croc farm
      535 14 BANGKOK When Uthai Youngprapakorn started working to help his parents earn a living 43 years ago at the age of 10. he earned a measly 2 baht a ■nonth At today's exchange rate, that's 20 cents. Now he earns several millions of baht
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      Lock icon Dilemma of the treesi Timber or ecology?
      300 14 MANILA Early this century the Philippines was often described as the nation of the emerald isles. Today, experts say, 70 per cent of that green forest cover has disappeared. The National Environmental Council said in a recent report that i( existing patterns of
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    Scenario tor a disaster
    470 14 ONE hundred or so tankers a day pass through the Strait* of Hormuz at roughly 15mlnnte intervals. If travelling cautiously at half speed, this would be somewhere between 5 and I* knots. Reportedly, stepping distance for these behemoths, even on a panic basis, Is up to
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      15 14 *****12 W W*^. CLASSIC W A KahV collection m X r BULOVA F BENNE SwrrZEHLAND
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      164 14 Not every illness is detected at a glance. a Jyftfc jflf ..I fi I IP" m m For the successful treatment of a patient (he doctor's diagnosis being constantly improved With their help the doctor can must be exact, and expedient. Some diseases are easy to recognise infectional. blood, or
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      Shock to find my name not in polls register
      439 15 ...despite my having reported address change 3 years ago IN SINGAPORE a general election is preceded by the opening for public inspection of electoral registers showing an updated list of eligible voters. Depending on the cutoff date, the registers should reflect
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      The terror-on-wheels who play dodge 'em with park strollers
      339 15 The terror-on-wheels who play dodge 'em with park strollers MY FAMILY and I recently returned from an outing which turned out to be a nightmare. As it was a very hot day we decided to bring the children to the East Coast Park where we hoped to enjoy the peace,
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      Out of bounds to the public, so no phones
      165 15 WE REFER to the letter "L*t us have phone box that is easily accessible" by "Naval Reservist" (ST, Sept 30). As "Naval Reservist" would know, the military post at the entrance of Bedok jetty is an out of bounds area to
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      Honesty a positive work attribute
      150 15 Honesty a positive work attribute SINCE my recent relocation U Singapore, I have read a number o( negative report* regarding the work ethics and attitudes of Singapore workers. I would like to say some words on the positive side. Two days ago while making a purchase In an electronic goods
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      Proposed CPF life scheme a must
      144 15 Proposed CPF life scheme a must WITH reference to the report "CPF finalises proposals for life policy scheme" (ST, Oct 9), I would like to thank the government for its concern for the public especially the common wageearners who live from hand to hand and have little means to provide
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      Plea to finder of handbag
      141 15 ON SEPT 24, at 9.30 p.m. my friend from Taiwan and I alighted at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4 after shopping at Peoples' Park. I left behind in the NTUC taxi my black handbag containing a total of almost 5J4.000 (5J2.000 belonging to my Taiwanese
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      3 months and still no word on fees for flats
      202 15 3 months and still no word on fees for flats IN JULY this year, the Housing it Urban Development Co (Pte) Ltd wrote to us the second phase HUDC applicants who had our legal fees (or our flats paid for in cash in January this year informing us that we
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      WHY PRIVILEGED TREATMENT FOR DEALERS?
      381 15 WHY PRIVILEGED TREATMENT FOR DEALERS? THE Registry of Vehicles issues from time to time directives to various workshops concerned with vehicle modifications or additions with a view in the main to improve tyTwo of the latest additional requirements are the fitting of a steering booster and twin-circuit master cylinder to
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      Couldn't letters like this be posted earlier?
      78 15 MY SON received a letter from the Ministry of Defence, to report on Oct 8 at 11 a.m. The letter was dated Sept 25, postmarked Oot 5 and received on Oct 7. In the third paragraph the following is stated: "If you fail
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      Welcome way out of floods until this
      153 15 WHENEVER there is heavy rain, a long stretch of Yio Chu Kang Road near Avenue 6. Ang Mo Kio, becomes flooded with muddy water and is impassable to all but heavy traffic. This is due to earthworks in the nearby HDB estate. Recently,
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      164 15 High-growth, secure investment property in Canada and the USA Montpelier International Properties invite you to a slide and film presentation at the Bokhara Room, Marco Polo Hotel, October 16 and 17, 1 pm to 8 pm. Montpelier. Palm Beach Polo and A well-established Country Club; and international group other properties
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      368 15 WW^^ VMKKICAN INSTITUTE u4Si§££/ OF MANAGEMENT M) 7 Boylston Street at Co[>le\ Square Boston, Massachusetts 021 16 ISA. The American Infinite of Management, dedicated to the development nf excellent management f or <>\er !O years. invites membership inquiries from interested manager* and executive^. The I nstitute offers its members an
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1417 16 THE IM iimmiiiiI r*»dy air at Uw rkar taMMB am t*» 9Mr* Eactaaar- af 9af>■ar* j «ay iipiiiil vttk tar pi 1 1 Um •ayi prim MfMarr wMa Wt Mgk ud low Adjianwl tar «mp r1(M* aaari ■0 Uw Cm>ii; Sola +«•>- MH'TION ONE IMH STRUI COMMUTIAL in
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      159 16 Closing lone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange o( Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 4.857.000. units valued at 00.527.000 Industrials accounted for 3,142,000. finance 391.000, hotels 226,000. properties 441,000, debentures, loans and bonds 124,000. plantations 168,000, minings 3K>.000 "Settlement" contracts totalled: 78,000 units valued at
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      191 16 MNGAFOBK UNIT TBU6T (Mi—gmi' prim tar Ort M) The Commerce 288 309 The Savings Fund l 82 1 91 Spore Prog Fund 1.30 1.3tzd Spore Sec Fund 2 02 2.12 Spore Invemt Fund \M 1 77 Spore Equity Fund 1 31 1 33 AMI A I NrTTBlHT (MiMfi-
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        50 16 Austral Anil 1350 1» C Properties 318 4« G I Hldis 420 +36 Troloh MIdn 1730 +30 Jacks Int 250 30 OUI «35 *2S Mil 1280 10 Manila forpo 1210 +10 PMC 1060+10 Tractors 8W +10 G«nlin(s 740 10 8 T P 1»75 700 +10 B Raya 630 +10
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        28 16 Keek Seat 300 -30 O C B C 10W -20 M T C 470 -18 Pr i M.i. 890 -10 Oriental Hldf. MO -10 PAN MS -10
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        Most active stocks
        25 16 Sup Corp 271,000 C 4 C 268.000 Malayan Tin 216.000 B Raya 207.000 Total turnovw: 4.93m Total value: Cl 03m Source: SES
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        40 16 Ocl 10 Oct 13 BT Indicator 9797 69 9757 95 Industrials: 608.85 608 90 Finance: 1116 91 1113.95 Hotels ***** ***** Properties: 508.28 512.21 Minings 402.21 405 33 Plantations 863.67 864 38 OCBC ***** ***** SESInd: 552 70 *****
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      933 16 BID and ofl*r prtr*s officially Usttd and businna In and rrportrd to Ul» Stock Eirhantp o( Sincaparr jn*ttrday with in* numhrr of sham tradPd shown In brackru in lou of 1 000 unit* unlna otherwise spn-i-L All Time. S*,.l*m*n. Contacts B^S 521T l^olToOD S5. .tiJ^fh, Ji« units)
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      808 16 Bll> and dlrr nr*« oflirully listed and bu-sinrx in >nd reported to the KuaU Umpur Stork En-hang* y« ■rsss] »nh in.' numhrr ,4 sh.irrs lr»drd shown in brarkrts in lot* al 1 UUi unit.s unlmk othmw snn-i SSS Ai? B*M''eß> i2T'nl^' *I"'lTf' «0« s» ill. 0(7 Ol ■as
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      Shares end on mixed note
      258 16 THE Stapnm itoek m»rket l*ps«l l.v Imll yester**y Tft '*teeVT v" lag wttkia Mrrsw minim. TUMver remalsttd m the ■#r MuNI IMIBM pssVrtlCß-uriv^.-d.cutu.p^ Pd BeNDf tMlilsih •ttsf*sslH#*. fairly rtejWy. As «c bnker p.t It, there were M wIM Hiet—Us— aod the market aafMsBMMl to he
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      356 16 SHARE prices drifted in quiet trading to close mixed to slightly easier at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. There was again little inclination to deal, given the generally unconducive market background continued fighting in the Persian Gulf, heavy scrip deliveries, light money market and margin requirement on
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      Money and exchages
      127 16 THE US Sing dollar opened at 12 0945 60 and was traded in the narrowrugeof t2.0U2.42 Injackustre trading to close at 8.05J7 42 tatt. Singapore rorex mar*,, ye^ The US/Sing unit continued to be under pressure from inflow of foreign funds and the firmer interbank rates in
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      436 16 Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: BM Offer 1 month 1Z80 12 80 2 month! 13.00 12 90 3 months 13.10 13.00 4 months 13.10 13.00 5 months 13.10 13.00 months 13.10 13.00 Source: Merrill Lynch Interactional (Asia) Co. Discount RANGE o( prices ottered by
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      25 16 I THE avenge wWch mmj»r SUg»p»re I buki ue cirreatly prepftred U lend U their beat I cnUmen Is 12.1 per e*mL
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        H'kong
        390 16 HONGKONG: Stocks closed firmer In active trading after losing ground in the early session yesterday, dealers said. The Hang Seng index row 11.64 points to a new sevenyear high of 1368.82 The Index shed over 10 points when the market opened j as operators took profits following the substantial
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        297 16 SYDNEY: Stock prices eased in nervous trading on pre-elec-tion uncertainty yesterday, dealers said. Market leaders, which led the market's two-day (all and subsequent rise last week, bore the brunt of the selling after a generally firm start although several gold stocks continued to gain. Among gold leaders, GMK rose
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        225 16 TOKYO: Share prices rose sharply in active trading yesterday, with the Dow Jones average closing at a record 7160.260. up 15.22 points, dealers said. Buying interest was stimulated by anticipated increased foreign demand Trading volume was a heavy 500 million shares. The New index rose 1.06 to close at
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        GOLD
        85 16 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $46,080 and closed at $46,211 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$682.00 683.00 and remained in quiet trading around that level before closing at $684.00 685.00. Gold was fixed and done at US$683 50 in London yesterday
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        37 16 Krt Tkum New York a JOB X 75B 21 SOS 21 O&S Zurich 21 «OB 21 SOB 21 90S 2200S M«a Krl Sinxapon 21 SOB 22(06 21S0S 22 00S Clodnrprlcts In US dollars troy ounce
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        148 16 CHINESE Predate Exckaagr, SUxaperr, mm cleel«g price* per IN kg yesterday: Cm—I *0: Bulk (Ob 120 00 arilera, old drum (In second hand drum fob $130 00 sellen. new drum fob $136 50 sellers. CafMI Mlied (loose. $71.00 buyers Ppiprr: Muntok white pepper lob Aju NLW $425 00
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        STRAITS TIN
        33 16 THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at $2,080 per picul (equivalent to $34.39 per kilo, unchanged) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 29 tonnes to 181 Vi tonnes. i
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        RUBBER
        351 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with November RSS One buyers quoted at 304.00 cents per kilo, down 2.50 cents on last Friday's close, dealers said. The afternoon market was dull and featureless with prices unchanged from its lunch time close, they ad*^ Operung quotations were
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        SSR and SMR
        88 16 ■AS S8RJ0 SSRSO MBILB SMRCV SMRL sMK SMRGP B i SMH II uapallMi I1U»|>1M> II loopallMl ,1 uopaltetl II too palltli U U>p«UM< w>p^w<: II ton p^btl Nnnbr (< «rr..l Mlki B«r«r« 8«ll«rs 29*00 Ml 0ON 2U0O 2M.00N 1M00 2M0ON mOO 2M00N 283 50 JM SON UNO
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        74 16 Rubber Oct 13 Singapore: Nov 304.00 cents (down 2.50 cents) Malaysia: Nov: 308.00 cents (down 2.50 cents) Tin: M$2,080 (unchanged) (equivalent to $34.39 per kilo) (unchanged) Official offering: 181 '-i tonnes (up 29 tonnes) fluctuating narrowly due to lack of fresh incentive, they added. The market had opened
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      Temerloh expects lower profit
      533 17 OIL palm and rubber company. Temerloh Rubber Estates, expects a lower profit for the current year ending April 30. 1981 in view of lower commodity prices, particularly for palm oil. However, chairman Mr HTM. Grumitt assures shareholders in the latest annual report that the company is
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      Magnum to take over SPS
      270 17 MAGNUM Corporation is acquiring the entire issued capital of Syarikat Perniagaan Selangor Sdn Bhd (SPS) for $2.28 million. The 400.000 shares of SPS were purchased at a price of $5.70 from three vendors Manex Sdn Bhd, Layman Sdn Bhd and the Kenneison Brothers. SPS's main
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      No offer for rest of Bovis S-E Asia
      289 17 BRIAN Chang Holdings does not intend to make an offer for the remaining shares in Bovis South East Asia. The private holding company of Brian Chang chief executive of marine contractor and oil rig builder. Promet recently bought the entire issued capital
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      Sharp downturn at SMCB in first-half
      275 17 SHELL Marketing Co of Borneo (SMCB), Shell's marketing arm in Sabah and Sarawak, experienced a sharp downturn in earnings in the first -half partly because of a change in accounting policy. Shell said in a circular to employees that SMCB's net profits after tax
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      SHGB is now wholly owned
      236 17 SHGB is now wholly owned SHARIKAT Harper GUfillan Bhd has become a whollyowned subsidiary of Harper Gilfillan (Netherlands Antilles) NY. Harper Gilfillan NY announced that it has compulsorily acquired 14,401 shares in SHGB, representing the interests of dissenting SHGB shareholders. Harper Gilfillan NY earlier made a cash offer to purchase
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      Earnings fall at Ajinomoto
      134 17 Earnings fall at Ajinomoto DESPITE an increase in its sales, Ajinomoto (Malaysia), the food seasoning producer, reported a downturn in profits for the first time in years. The group's unaudited pre-tax profits for the six months to June 30, 1980 fell to $2.07 million from $2.70million. The drop made on
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      Tractors' acquisition move
      347 17 TRACTORS Malaysia Bhd, a 75 per cent owned subsidiary of Sime Darby, is to acquire China Engineers' principal operating subsidiary in Malaysia for $3.5 million cash. The move appears to be a rationalisation exercise and well in line with Sime s current consolidation of its property and
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      627 17 KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) The Company is pleased to announce that a first and final dividend of Ml less W. Singapore income tax. has been recommended for the fiscal year ended 30th April 1980. This dividend will, subject to shareholders' approval, be paid
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      603 17 THK BANKRI PIXY ACT (< H UTKK |i) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held at the Official Assignee's Chambers 4th Floor Supreme Court Building Singapore 0617 on: 21st day of October 1980 In Bankruptcy No« 960/76 Kang Hwl Wah
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      324 17 IfSlff: 0m ass®*© 1 1 PPHOTO CONSUMER PRODUCTS [PTE] LTD Suite 522 sth Floor. Plaza Singapura 68 Orchard Ro.id I Singapore 0923 Tel *****55 *****35.*****40 Rapid p -omotion in your present job a step up with another company an independent career of your own. The way to achieve it? With
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      4295 18 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX -A Telephone S«rvK« *****22 Hl nntn I PERSONAL SERVICES Q I .^aaraw. .^aaaasaaa. .assssssssas Moodov Fndoy 830 a m 500 p m Ordxwry 80 cts per wor<l(rr«n JI2 00) MERCHANDISE t^ 1(C /^fri^f2Mll I Mini I ft? IJ9 )w^l JJj S tSSss? 1 7dl~-Z^
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      489 18 ALFA ELECTRO-LUBE REFINERS (S) PTE LTD requires suitably qualified person nal lo fill the following vacancies 1) STENOGRAPHER Knglish c Shorthand 80 100 wp m c Typing 35 -45w p m a Working experience preferred but not essential 2) GENERAL/ACCOUNTS CLERK c OCE ii level al least LCC Bookkeeping Intermediate
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      536 18 AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY re quires .Secretary Cum Bales Promoters age 20 It i vacancies Balarj allowance $400 $700 Interview Puni In tenor. Basement 826 Hong I-eong Building. Rallies Quay An astablishad Insurance Co invitee applications for the post ol CLERK/TYPIST a",a <", iK Oor A' level c Kxpenence not ne.
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      636 19 W rwplifwiiH ijlA II employ I iA II Employment Ijjl^ II Employment ili II Employment ili MaX CiliiaiiiUta U *>iiuaitons Tvcvm 1 m) Secretarial tV Clerlcal Aa»l'c«lia"s are mvileel let Mm poet TYPIST Slngapiirr citizen i) l.evrl with credit In Knglish Able lo lype al 40 wp m Knowledge of
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      647 19 CLinewTYFtsT wanted immediately Preferably living in Jurong Tel *****76 for interview CLERK/TYPIST URGENTLY required by directory put ...,ner Minimum OCI O lev. pay offered Please call 33*2321 for interview CONFIDENTIAL *f CRETARV I* R«*i»nel Manegsr Emery Aw Freight Corporation, one el the arorld'e lerijeet International eir luight forwarders, has en
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      722 19 required Must be able to type Interested applicants, please call 45M530. Donne Ng for appointment FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ Typist with some experience Advantage to those with knowledge of operating telex Please apply personally at 161-A. Goldhlll Shopping Centre. Thomson Road Tel *****15. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by finance company Interested
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      491 19 CAREERS FOR YOU Do not just gel a job but Marl a c»re*c Wr have good job opporlooking for that challenge or still undecided about the Job they want to do Work at Business Owl c4e* a TYPIST ACCOUNTS CLERK TELEPHONE OPERATOR TELEX OPERATOR and start a career from here.
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      489 19 ATTENTION NATIONAL SERVICEMEN who** ROD is coming soon This is a good opportunity for you. especially If your vocation In the army Is Storeman. to be on a right footing of a career after your ROD for you can pursue a progressive career with our fast expanding company post of
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      390 19 TEMPORARY FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS Singapore citizens Completed secondary four education Able to type at least 35 wpm Please call personally for Interview today at: Times Centre 1 New Industrie! Road off Upper Para Lebar Roed Singapore 1953 w TEMPORARY PLACEMENT START TOMORROW WITH PEOPLE WHO CARE SECRETARIES TEL. OPERATORS GENERAL
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      745 19 REQUIRED ACCOUNTS CLERKS with ability to type Please apply with full details stating qualifications, salary expected and contact telephone number to Maxwell Road PO Box IBS 7. Spore 9037 REOUIRED A FEMALE Office ilerk Experience not necessary, preferably from disl 1232 Apply S T Box A***** REOUIRED AN ACCOUNTS Officer
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      735 19 SINGAPORE REINSURANCE CORPORATION LTD requires ACCOUNTS CLERKS With LCC Bookkeeping and preferably with GCE A' level Male applicants must have completed National Service Pleeee apply giving full particular*, salary •"peeled and contact telephone number to: THE GENERAL MANAGER SINGAPORE REINSURANCE CORPORATION LTD.. TOWER 1102. DBS BUILDING. 6. SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE
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      639 19 WELL ESTABLISHED TRAVEL cum Office Hoy c.ir' Please cintai t tel 220M70f0r interview WELL-ESTABLISHED FIRM tnvttoi ippltctntt from SECRETARIES 4 COPY TYPISTS Commencing salary together with meoical and other benefits commensurate with the experience and qualifications of the applicants Apply with lull particulars and telephone contact number to The Senior
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      584 19 BE A NUTRSMETICS i ■.m,iilt.int today and enjoy free training on •kln-cmre and make-up plus r»-.uil> kit worth $260 lucky Consultants can win trips u> Hongkong and .I.tnlla Tel 1^430 CHINESE SALESGIRL WANTED In a Kurniture Shop at Ps.nd.an VaUej Sunday- off Ha-l.- taw 468'-tiHol EARN $10 00 DAILY in
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      538 21 »tmm4oymm Mft II bnplu|iMiit 111^ II Emptoymant 111^ II Employment 111 X II Emptoyment fj[|i i i i i 1 1 46 Situation* Vacant c) Males MOOOR FEMALE SALE PROMOTERS Resjuirad Te Wort In o*pailinsnl Staree tUaneJ Brands of M-n s Perfumeries and ToileTRAMeMG PROVIOED Ixpected AroPLEABE PHONE 2MM7S LAOeZS
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      661 21 SALES TRAINING On* sure way fo atari building a successful If >„v rr mature responsi r personable and piTsuulve with a Mr Tin desire to succeed and the drive lo make it happen Perhaps you have an added advantage a Od A level certificate and for male applicants should have
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      523 21 STEPFAST MARKETING SERVICES ioa Lm Tec* Kern Road Singaporeans Tet ******3 unites application* from suitably qualified persons for the [HiMtionof 1) MARKETING ASSISTANT 2) SALES REPRESENTATIVES 1) VAN SALESMAN 4) FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS Preference will be given u> those with experience In supermarket' I [>n>v isicin shop sales Apply personally
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      510 21 E/ttfC I Europe Asia security manufacturing pte ltd manufacturer ol ft slocks bicycle, locks Requires TWO MALE ASSISTANTS to our Quality Controttor Requirement*. GCE O level, technical stream in metal work Not less than 2 years experience in metal working industries 21 years and above Completed NS or exempted We
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      481 21 require* 1) ELECTRICIANS c National Trade Certificate in Electrical Fittings and Installation plus I year's relevant experience 2) FITTERS/ ASSISTANT FITTERS c National Trade Certificate Orade 3 In Maintenance Killings or Bench Killings or Tool and Die. plus few years relevant experience c Those with qualiflcapleted rull-tlme NS but without
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      475 21 TAKASAGO THERMAL ENGRG. CO. LTD. Rm 106, 15t floor Central Building Magazine Road Singapore 0105 urgently require* MALE PROJECT SUPERVISOR c itc In Alrcondltlonlng c Age 20 -25 years. Pieeee contact ***** (Jackie) for an appointment. Top wage* benefit* and onorttmo allowance for the following wecenajaaj 2 FMST CLASS WELDERS
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      278 21 liSl JOHNS-MANVILLE SPORE (PTE) LTD invites applications for the position of: PRODUCTION WORKERS (MALE) c Primary or Secondary School education. c Age between 17 38 years. c Healthy, willing to learn and work hard. c No experience required but must be willing to work on 3 rotational shift duties and
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      153 21 LOOKING FOR A JOB? WE ARE A LARGE SEAFOOD PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION COMPANY AND HAVE IMMEDIATE VACANCIES FOR We offer the following Starting salary of $B. SO per day $9.00 per day on confirmation Conversion to monthly rated after a year's service Prospect of promotion to processing leader as monthly
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      285 21 O SANYO IUOnOMCSISIPTI ITD JOIN US AS PRODUCTION OPERATORS PLUS ATTRACTIVE ALLOWANCES. BONUS. LIBERAL LEAVE ANO OTHER FRINGE WELFARE BENEFITS FEMALE OPERATOR IS poreans/M siansl Age 16-35 years MALE OPERATOR (S'porean) Age 16-17 years Please apply with your identity card at 160, KALLANG WAY SINGAPORE 1334 SBS NOS 61. 85.
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      259 21 Has immediate vacancies for INormal Rotating Shiftsl FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS LbV^pv^p'pp'l'bbsLs! NON SCOPE WORK Choice of 5-DAY WEEK or alternate 6 Day Week Plus many other fringe benefits Requirements: 1 4 years and above Singapore /Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents Applicants are invited to call personally with their NRIC at
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      1099 22 II imptoyiMnt iji H EiNfrioyment 1^ H Empto-MMrt ill II Employment (ll II Employment ill JTT; I ITTiI r.TTJ I I. IT lIT A) PASTE-UP 46 Situation* Vacant ARTISTS B) PROOF READERS urgently rttjuirtd by an eipeodan* cempeny in diet. Oan t) Miscellaneous I Ole\el > i reilll II A
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      703 22 Oofgn Contracting firm reQUKea F A. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST c (iCI-' O level Certificate f c Must be able to type accurately c Experience not necessary hut willing lo learn B. JUNIOR o DRAUGHTSMAN C. ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN c VITB Certificate g Applicant! lor Poet A. plstss caM personally lo 63-B.
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      501 22 umrture company rsojutros: I roftCMASIMC CLERK It at I mi ("hu Kang Road FURNrTURC DESIGNER EXPCMENCED SALESGIRLS or appointment, please call TEL *****57 tiler 1030 am lENERAL WORKERS WANTED laslc pay $9 50 per day Interest d please come personally to 41. lam 1 1 ion Road Spore 0820 iENERAL
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      581 22 swmnno A leading bicycle components lor the potts ol 1) LABORATORY ASSISTANT (FEMALE) GCE O Level with credit In Chemistry and Mathematics c Preferably with related experience in electroplating process mil your applications with telephone number lo the below ad 2) PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE A FEMALE) a starting salary for
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      433 22 Qollei invites applications Irom Singapore'Mal.i> slat) Citizens and Permanent Residents for the following positions TECHNICAL TRAINEES c G.C.E. 3 "O" Level from Technical Stream or NTC 3 c No experience required as training will be provided Completed NS or serving part-lime TRADESMEN/ SENIOR TRADESMEN c GCE. 3 'O' Levels m
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      436 22 METAL BOX 1 SINGAPORE LTD requires: 1. Q.C. INSPECTORS OC-EO' level Must be prepared to work shifts No working experience required SALARY: $260 $300 PER MONTH >>• Shin a Meal Allowance not less than $70 per month. 2. SPOILAGE RECORDERS Secondary education Must be prepared to work shifts No working
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      474 22 1. GENERAL WORKER (MALE) Above I Prepared to do general duties in the plant 2. SECURITY GUARDS (MALE) Age below 4f> years old Prepared to perform shift I" duties M Commencing salary would 6! be »350 per month T Interested persons plea.se call The Pertonnel Depl. Newton (Pie) Ltd Block
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      492 22 SHAKEY'S PIZZA PARLORS require: PARLOR MANAGER Kxperien.e m running anal Ity restaurants or m the catering husmes- absolutely essential Ane I Education QCI O al least r rti.ti catering training preleraM. iteretted candidates pleate call DR. HUMPHREY TIO AT ***** or write to: rHE OPERATIONS MANAGER 20TH CENTURY-SHAKEY'S PTE LTD
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      575 22 ///fnf/<'/f<n UJ C 'tff^M-ff requires ROOM STEWARDESSES (CHAMBERMAIDS) Age: 18 years above. Qualifications: Must have Primary 6 education (English). Benefits: i Free meals Annual leave Free uniforms and laundry Free medical benefits j SATA insurance scheme Please call personally at The Personnel Department Basement 1, New Wing Mandarin Hotel 333
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      567 23 mm 2. aW V I V tmamrfmmm \m A m KW^^jwmwm m\ a hi ■/■jaVU** ■OtTU U U 111 VMUCIM BOStt 111 VBMCJ6S BOSO fcj" ITT I HIT. I li^T I I" 1:" 46 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SANWA (S) FOOOS MOUSTRKS PTI LTD raqwra ASSISTANT VAN REPRESENTATIVE Invini Contact
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      703 23 wong'S catcurrs SBtGAPOftE A joint venture between WONG'S CIRCUITS (HK) and TOSHIBA CHEMICAL (JAPAN) rtf vacancies '1 Singapore 1) PERSONNEL OFFICER (Famato) a OCS'A' level a Mm 2 years experience a Age 20 to 28 2) STORE CONTROL ASSIST ANT a Se.on.lary education a Strong physical buill a some rx|ienence
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      1055 23 WANTED PART TIME TYPEWRIT- LIVE OUT CHINESE COOKING II •rs Working hours 6 Amah for small family Dlst II Ipm U> 9p m Call personally 208. Please call ***** or ***** beUueensway Shopping Centre tween 9am to spm or *****6 after •0 TUTORS REOUaWO urgently by n lr nours Hongkong
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      903 23 •O PLATE" BMW 520 Manual Mid 1978 model Excellent condition Contact Peter Cheong. ***** SEEING IS BELRTVMQIt Beautiful 1977 3201 for sale Accident free, with spoiler, sun roof. Alpina gear, hl-fl stereo. 5 new tyres, sports rims Very special number B 888 Road lax till March 1981 Enthusiasts only Please
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      33 26 FRANCIS YEO JUI SIANG thank Rev. Fr. Fossion. Holy Spirit Church member*, relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind assistance, attendance, night visits, prayers, donations, scrolls and wreaths during their recent bereavement.
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      54 26 WONG CHIN YONG, CHIN POH, AH LOKE, EUNICE, JENNY WANG AND FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. WONG TAI KEE (AH ANN) wish to express their grateful thanks to all relatives, friends and colleagues for the messages of condolence, donations, wreaths, scrolls, night visits, attendance and valuable asistance during their
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      120 Deaths
      330 26 passed sway peacetully on 13th October. 19*0. Dearly missed by Wila: Milm Chew Lay Hua Son: Tan Sion(j Jin. Jimmy Daughters: Tun !>oh Khun Tan Poh Tin Tan Poh Krng Son-in-law: David I.un Choon Km* and 6 Kranrii hlMren Cortege leaves 332-J Blk 195 Kim Ke*t Avenue. Toa
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      57 26 DATO SIEW QUI WONG Cortege leaves his resi- dence, 10 Caimhill Circle, Singapore 0922, on Tuesday, 14th October. at 11.00 a.m. for St. An drew's Cathedral and thence to Mt. Vernon Crematorium at 12.30 p.m. No wreaths or scrolls please. Donations to Anglican i Church Charity Fund or
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      30 26 To Mr. Peter Wong Our deepest condolences to you I and your family on the demise of your father Dato SO Wong Tsn Kok Choo a Associates i
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      265 26 (depurU-d pt-aielully 12 111 lawn With to thank rslalives and iriends lor Iheir kind condolences and generous donations. We also wish lo thank Doctors and Stall ol Wards 49. 43 and 7 ol the Outram Road Singapore General Hospital lor their kind attention May Almighty Allah bless his
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      107 26 CHILDREN IN LOVING MEMORY ol (i.in Ens Thlam departed on n m N Alwajn remembered and cherished by loving wife, children .mil grandchildren In Loving Memory ol William Ho Wai Leong Departed 14/ 10/78 Two Years Today Because we mis* you badly. The world would be like
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      262 26 114 Lost Found LOST ONE MALE Ms.itl.m ill.A 12 months .it I akm. street area on 8 10S0 Finder pla«at cootact 4W2SH 115 Personal Messages YOUNG CHINESE COUPLE aTtahea to nu-et paraaanl and sincere mends S I K..\ A***** 118 Car Pools A LAOY REOUIRES lift from Serangoon Oarden Waj
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      376 27 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. II ir» ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY no. m m im Re: 1)1 TA TRADERS Brm) Ex parte: MORRIS VULCAN (SALES) UMITED «(rr*Ur In the matter of a Bankruptcy Notice Issued on the 1st day of September. 1980 To Nah Hul Yee
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      371 28 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. IS im ED.) IN THE HIGH til K I Oh SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY no. m «i um Re: DUTA TRADERS Una) Ex pule: MORRBVULCAN (SALES) LnOTED ...•Creditor In the matter of a I Bankruptcy Notice Issued I on the 1st day of September. I 1980 Nah
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      982 28 MIMHWB TENDER NOTICE I SYARIKAT PERUSAHAAN KAMAR v Mrf SDN. BHD. riiQßr A I CTDIIf NFPAPA Tenderj ore invited from Controctors Registered Lt MB AbA Lt I Ml\ ntUHrtn wifh MARDEC Goss B Heo d II or JKR Class B Head II TAN AH MELA YU »<°<* °»<* <*<»*• Tl*
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      273 30 Malaysia plans new motor rally KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A new motor race the Winston-Eagle Rally 500 with a total purse of $12,000 will be held in Malaysia from Jan. 16-18. It will be run along the lines of the RAC rally in England, and will be an international event to
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      358 30 WELLINGTON, Mon. New Zealand Foreign Minister Brian Talboys has accused the country's Rugby Football Union of deliberately ignoring the Gleneagles Agreement by inviting a South African team to tour New Zealand next year He made the accusation in a letter to NZRFU chairman Ces Blazey
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      73 30 PARIS, Mon. The French Rugby Union Feder- ation today announced a 25-strong squad to tour South Africa from Oct. 29-Nov. 8. The controversial tour will be the first by a French team since 1975. It replaces one the Springboks were to have made last year in
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      Lock icon Ritchie triggers off transfer deals
      678 30 LONDON, Mon. A £2 million transfer merry-go-round is expected to start in England today when ManchesteUnited striker Andy Ritchie signs for First Division rivals Brighton for a club record fee of £500,000. Brighton manager Alan Mullery said yesterday that Ritchie had agreed to the move,
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      Vandenbrouke steals show
      78 30 CANNES, Mon. Jean-Luc Vandenbrouke, of Belgium, stole the spotlight with an upset here yesterday in the professional cycling Grand Prix Des Nations when he raced against the clock over the 90-kllometre course in 2 hr. 06 mm. 03 sec. Dutch star Joop Zoetemelk. winner of the French
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      Takahashi's title
      55 30 HONG KONG, Mon. Masatomo Takahashi, of Japan, came from behind to win the flyweight title from China's Cai Juncheng in the Shanghai international weightlifting championships last night Takahashi totalled 237.5 kilogrammes to win the 52kg. event from Cai Juncheng, who had 2325 kg Hidemi Mjyashita, another Japanese flyweight,
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      Lock icon First setback for Aussies
      56 30 AMSTELVEEN. Mon Holland scored (our goals in a 15minute second-half blitz as they cruised to a 5-2 win over Australia in a men's hockey international here yesterday. It was Australia's first defeat on their four-week tour of Europe They have beaten Ireland, Canada. Wales. Belgium and
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      Lock icon McEnroe edges ahead...
      342 30 BRIBBANE, Mon. John McEnroe edged a shade farther In front of Btorn Borg In the Volvo Ornad Prix points with a thoroMhly prsfß— lsaal demolition of Australian Pall Dent In the UBHMM (I11SJM) Robin son's Sooth Pacific tennis classic at Milton Coarts here yesterday. McEnroe was to*
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      Lock icon Philadelphia qualify for world series
      163 30 Philadelphia qualify for world series HOUSTON, Texas, Mon. Doubles by Del Unser and Garry Maddox in the 10th inning gave the Philadelphia Phillies an 87 win over the Houston Astros and the National League baseball championship today. The victory, in the fifth game of the best-of-five series, placed Philadelphia in
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      Lock icon $300,000 gym for Malacca
      198 30 MALACCA, Mon. The Malacca Amateur Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Association will boast a modern three-storey gymnasium by next year. When completed, facilities at the $300,000 gymnasium will also serve I other sports. Datuk Tay Boon Giow has donated $10,000 to the building fund. The site The gymnasium
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      Lock icon Tjiko beats No. 2 seed in final
      276 30 Tjiko beats No. 2 seed in final i NEW DELHI, Mon. Indonesia's Tjiko Kai Kit' yesterday toppled second-seeded Syed Modi, of India, to capture the men's singles title in an international badminton tournament in the south Indian city of Kottayam. The Indonesian, who eliminated England's No. 1 2, Kevin Jolly,
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      Lock icon Easy for Moses and Sara after layoffs
      316 30 BUENOS AIRES, Mon. World record-holders Edwin Moses, of the United States, and Sara Simeoni, of Italy, won their events at an international track and field meet yesterday, despite layoffs from intensive training. Moses, the 1976 Olympic champion in the 400-metre intermediate hurdles, finished
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      Lock icon Mountjoy triumphs
      67 30 LONDON, Mon. Doug Mountjoy, of Wales, beat John Virgo, the British champion. 10-8 in the final of the Champion ot Champions snooker tournament, which ended here early today. In an exciting finish. Mouniioy trailed by 29 points in the 18th frame with only the colours remaining, but managed
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      Lock icon Australians fail to shine
      78 30 BERLIN, Mon. Australians Danny Clark and Don Allan failed to make any impression on leaders Patrick Sercu. of Belgium, and Gregor Braun. of West Germany, as the West Berlin six-day cycling classic entered Its fourth night henyesterday. The Australians, recent winners of the Skol six-day event
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      156 30 X. S^ *"!nß'a B afc %i^^^^^^^^ Will you be there when they look for you The Yellow Pages of the official At only $1.68* per thousand, the Malaysian Telephone Directories Yellow Pages put you at the finger have the immediate answers to tips of 700,000 subscribers in all business enquiries.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      BLIND RAGE
      314 31  -  EPSOM JEEP By Backers of Keep The Faith hope for refund KEEP THE FAITH 11, carrying nearly $100,000 in bets on the win and place tote in the Class 1 Division 2 2,200 metres race at Bukit Timah on Saturday, never even gave his backers a run for
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      Who says Saas Fee was first past post?
      53 31 IT'S a dog's life! Sam Fee wasn't the first ***fT** 1 past the winning post In Sunday's Singapore Gold Cup race at Bukit Timah ami here's FRANCIS GNU'S picture to prove It! Bat this stray dog didn't stay around long enough to
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      Lock icon Recitation's nose does it for Starkey
      160 31 LONGCHAMP, Mon. English-trained Recitation, ridden by Greville Starkey, narrowly won the 500,000 franc ($262,500) Grand Criterium. France's top race for two-year-olds here yesterday Recitation won ma photo-finish with Irishtrained Critique, mount of I Pat Eddery The favourite, Dunphy, finished third a length beCri^rium^n^er0!1^ Cn
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      Brownlee reaches last four
      130 31 Brownl ee reaches last four oflS? 2? and u^ po^ Mon, temng Britain s PhU Kenyon. the ftfth oted, in a hard-fought auarter-flnaJ of the New Zealand men's squash Open championships here today He eventually won 9-2, 5-9, 9-2, 6-9. 10-8 and will meet Australia's Glen Brumby in tomorrows semi-finals
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      Saas Fee now in ranks of Three Rings, Jumbo Jet
      610 31  -  FAIRWAY By THE names Three Rings and Jumbo Jet crop up everytime punters debate on who was the greatest racehorse on the Malaysia-Singa-pore turf. Three Rings won three Singapore Gold Cup races and the Penang Gold Cup twice in a
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      369 31 Sataniay ((*od) I Race I: Khyber Pass I He^beea^ tT"ose PerP er ound from the half-^aV mark andcame ™Ser% whj before the straight was reached Ram t- Pin 'N' I imp <£&*££«£*}£?. ly after the start and again at the 800 m turn. Race 3:
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      1414 31 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Wrights (or this mtad's race* here. SATURDAY Claw Otv. t 1 JOOm 1 Pride of Nell 57 0 b Leader n 57 0 4 The Scorpion 54.5 17 Softly Spoken 54.0 18 DoubleBUl 53.5 13 Drum Major 53.5 13 Gunong Tahan m 53.5 12 Magna
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      642 31 v Jfr ai mt WF LSiMI a^s^LW Mr .^t^T'^^B^B^B^B^L PENGUINS A(J WCHARn private life f BEND IN THE RIVER: A BENf) T\T W C(\Dt\/\lkf FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE: V.S.Naipaul l^HFPnrr, TuJ^^HJN Richard Gordon When Salim is offered a small *f*^s WUVATE I JSt An Florence Nightingale's exploits business in Central Africa he
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      Promoter Teo comes up with a dream idea
      509 32  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By Pros to meet Singapore stars in curtain raiser TOMORROWS exhibition match between squash professionals, Hiddy Jahan, rated the world's fourth best player, and Gogi Alauddin is on at the Kallang complex. Like Avis, the international car rental firm that
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      BAS announce team for ABC youth tourney
      286 32 THE Basketball Association of Singapore yesterday decided on the team for the Asian Basketball Confederation youth championships in Bangkok, starting on Nov. 1, reports PETER SIOW. They are Chong Yew Seng, Chua Poh Huat, Onj» Choon Boon, Tan Lip Leong, Goh Kirn Huat,
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      Loo, Lau will not stop-over in Sydney
      159 32 LOO YAP LONG and Lav Weng Yew, Singapore's representatives for the world amateur snooker championship from Sun- j day week to Nov. 9, will travel to Tasmania, instead of stopping over in Sydney, reports WILFRED YEO. Business commitments have forced Loo, a 52-year-old
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      SGA reject Jurong's claim for walkover
      252 32  -  WILFRED YEO By THE month-long Singapore Island Country ClubJurong Country Club dispute is finally over. A Singapore Golf Association committee, comprising club captains and SGA secretary Low Kee Pow, last night unanimously rejected Jurong's claim for a walkover for their Premier League match against
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      'I' not beaten yet' says Rahim
      177 32 'I' not beaten yet' says Rahim TODAY is S. M. Rahlm's 3«th day In hospital. Exactly a month ago, the local athlete had his second attempt to run from Johore Bahra to Kuala Lumpur marred by a motorcycle accident. The Incident happened 11 boon after he had begun Ms assault
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      Lock icon Norman beats Lyle for match-play title
      297 32 WENTWORTH, Mon. Australian Greg Norman beat Britain's Sandy Lyle by one hole to win the U*****,000 ($483,000) Suntory world match-play golf title and a prize of U5569,000 here today. Bernard Gallacher, the j local professional, beat Peter Jacobsen, of Portland, two and one in
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      Lock icon Dunk triumphs in tense battle
      97 32 BRISBANE, Mon. Australian Billy Dunk scored a tense one-stroke victory yesterday in the Queensland Open golf tournament at Brisbane's Pacific course. Dunk defied a strong challenge by New Zealand's Richard Coombes to finish with a two-under par 70 for a 72-hole total of 279, nine
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      Lock icon Halldorson's Open by two strokes
      317 32 Halldorson' s Open by two strokes PENSACOLA, Mon. Dan Halldorson, of Canada, won the US$2OO,OOO ($428,000) Pensacola Open I golf tournament with a final round 70 yesterday for a 72-hole total of 275, 13-under-par. Halldorson, who had four birdies and two bogeys in his round, finished two strokes ahead of
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      Sweet-sour day
      96 32 TELEREC whipped the i Singapore Sports Council R<Jn>Qiinn r'luK nntholi ,^T A?F X. itl team 41-7 in the interstatutory board games yesterday. But Telerec tasted defeat when their soccer team lost 1-2 to Public Utilities Board Recreation Club. Other results: Rfidmlatf Port Authority RC 5 Jurong Town Corporation
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      Poly event of the Year
      36 32 NINETY-FIVE teams compnsing more than 900 competitors have been entered for the Singapore Polytechnics top event of the Year -the Poly 50 race on Friday (3.30) at the Dover Road campus
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      Amano's way to success
      108 32 THAT'S the way to success! Former Japanese prof ass tonal bowler Madoka Amano watches as Janaen Chan, Singapore's representative (or the World Cap championships starting in Jakarta on Saturday week, goes through Us paces, reports WILFRED YEO. Amano, whose vast credentials Include the I*7B Singapore International
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      Firm offer new football boots for old
      140 33  -  DEREK WILD I IN the «Wr> af Al*Ml>. toaanww. The raaa eehlad the ■fhft la feraier Tlme«p«rt writer Rr.c.t PTMa, •parti ar.i»U.a executive lar Ha* Sparta. "Well kaeefc fll aff the "Aid we tatead aaaalag aver all the *M fcaSato Stenpere'a vtrlm eharitawTUatati-.
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      Brooke to lead Sweden's Gias against Singapore
      419 33  -  JOE DORAI By GARRY BROOKE, Tot- i icnham Hotspur striker, will lead Swedish Division Two side Gias in a friendly soccer match against Singapore at the National Stadium on Nov. 4. Gias. who train with Spurs, the English First Division side during the
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      Stars to fight for coveted trophy
      174 33 Stars to fight for coveted trophy INTERNATIONALS Manx Shooa Keat and Bernard Taa and farmer aadmlatea atam Hoe Caeaa Seac, Rich ard Caee, Irene Lee and JaUana Lee will he amen*; the attract}*** at the later Pecplr's Artten Party branch hadmlntonrnampionshlpt starting today (7 p.m.) at the Delta Complex. Wang,
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      149 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Chow Chee Keong, arguably the best goalkeeper to have donned national colours, will make a comeback in the Merdeka soccer tournament starting tomorrow after an 11-year "exile" from the national team. Chow, who played in the 1969 tournament before making a shock dccision
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      Just reward for SlA's training
      213 33  -  PETER SIOW By TWO months ago, Singapore Airlines Group began intensive training for the inter-airlines table tennis championships at Genting Highlands. Two days ago, they re- turned with the men's title and the women's runner-up trophy their efforts amply rewarded. The men beat Japan Airlines
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      CCK lose
      23 33 MOUNTBATTEN defeated Chua Chu Kang 2-1. while Radln Mas beat Bedok by a similar score in inter-constitu-ency volleyball matches last night
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      Shwarzenegger is Mr Olympia
      97 33  -  PATRICK BASTIANB By ARNOI J) Shwanenesger, aoler and bodybuilding's greatest muscleman, woa the Mr OlympU title far a regard eighth time in Adelaide, Australia, recently. The Mr OlympU title, unlike Mr Universe, I* anly far prefeaaieiials. Schwarzenegger, an Austrian, wan the title after a two-year lay-eff.
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      Forces VC in final
      54 33 ARMED FORCES beat Noncommissioned Officers' Club 54 on penalty kicks following a 1-1 deadlock at full-time in a Singapore Government Services' Football League Division Three semi-final at Farrer Park yesterday. In the SCSFL junior knockout semi-final, at the same venue. Vigilante Corps A beat Port Authority
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      Rugby squad look forward to clash
      370 33  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By 'THREE cheers for Singapore! Hip-hip-hip hooray!" roared the 20strong national rugby team with throats all sore and hoarse from a twohour training session. And, as dusk fell over 1 the weather-beaten Police Academy pitch yesterday, i they did two more
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      Golden Gloves will begin next month
      123 33 Golden Gloves will begin next month IT'S confirmed. The long-overdue Golden Gloves championships, the premier event of the local boxing calendar, will begin on Nov. 16, reports KEN JALLEH Jr. But the venue has yet to be fixed. All other details have been worked out by the Singapore Amateur Boxing
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      SCC prove too strong
      49 33 THE Singapore Cricket Club beat Western District club 15-0 in a friendly rugby match on the Padang. The SCC match against the Kowloon RFC tomorrow has been cancelled because of injuries to several Kowloon players, who competed in recent Cobras rugby tournament in Kuala Lumpur
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      Caroline seeks goalkeeper Wee's services
      218 33 Caroline seeks goalkeeper Wee's services CAROLINE HILL, the Hongkong professional League club, are now seeking the services of Singapore's first-choice goalkeeper. Edmund Wee, in the hope of ending their losing streak. Caroline want Wee to turn out for them in the I next two League matches as a guest as
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      Goals decide
      32 33 INCOME SINGAPORE, despite fotag down 0-1 to Maralhorn «gourneau in their final match at the Jurong Stadium last night, won the Jurong inter-company Ovaltine League on a better goal difference.
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      Mokhtar hurries home for Merdeka
      372 33 PKNS 1 GEYLANG 0 MOKHTAR DAHARI, Malaysia's former ace soccer striker, last night left for Kuala Lumpur in a hurry after a friendly match at the Jalan Besar Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. He was happy with his condition and hopes to regain his first-choice rating
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      93 33 GAMES later rtatafry baara: netball (PUBRC. 5.15J. soccer volleyball (PARC. 5.15). GOLF SLtiA Ln(w: Tengah v Keppel (Tengah). SOCCEB Wfpirc Ga»mmril Servteea' FaattsOl iMfae: Senior knockout semifinals: Telerec v Armed Forces. Port Authority Recreation Club v Customs (Farrer Park. 5.15) *■■>»■ Hats Trapky •urter-OaaJ: Lanjut United v Singapore Cable (Fairer
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    Lock icon Big grain deal with China: Good headway made, says US
    451 34 BEIJING. Mon THE United States' chief negotiator said today he had made considerable progress in concluding one of the biggest grain deals in history with China during lengthy and secretive discussions which at times resembled a covert Central Intelligence Agency
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    Lock icon Delegation to KL, S'pore
    76 34 CANBERRA, Mon A high level Australian delegation left here today for a week's tour of Singapore and Malaysia to discuss joint military exercises and other defence issues, officials said. The delegation comprises the Chief ot the Defence Force Staff, Admiral Sir Anthony Synnot, Secretary of the
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    Lock icon Great bell of China
    54 34 BEIJING. Mon- China's largest bell was opened to public view yesterday at the Great Bell Temple in Beiiing's western suburbs, Xinhua News Agency reported. The bell, which is 500 years old and dates back to the Ming Dynasty Emperor YungLo, is 6.75 metres high and weighs
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    Lock icon NOBEL PEACE PRIZE TO HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST
    327 34 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE TO HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST OSLO, Mon MR Adolf* Perot Esqnivrl, 41, an Araeßtliie human rights activist, won the ISBI Nobel peace prlte today, the Norwegian Nobel committee announced the winner of the USS2IS,IM (SS44MM) award. Mr Perei Eaqnlvel Is leader of the ChrlcUaa peace organisation, ServlcU Pax
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    256 34 $77b treasure: 'Soviets have no rights' TOKYO, Monday 1 JAPAN decided today that the Soviet Union has no rights to a sunken Russian Dattleship containing an estimated US$3B billion i 5577 billion) in platinum and gold treasure. The government said i the sunken treasure, now in the process of being
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    352 34  -  LIM HUI KIAU LAWYERS TOLD By LETTERS from lawyers which are couched in strong and abusive language are to be avoided, the Law Society has told its members. The society had received complaints about the language used by certain lawyers in their letters to
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    220 34 NICOSIA, Mon. IRAN is contracting to buy 5C.000 tonnes of aircraft fuel, diesel and fuel oil, the authoritative Middle East Economic Survey, said here. The oil industry weekly said the fuel would be unloaded at Iran's Lavan Island terminal at the southern end
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    31 34 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks (ell 1.53 to 949.15 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock exchange today. AP.
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    37 34 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MOOfITHY f t 82 retired govt servant formerly of Ministry of Environment passed away peacefully Deeply grieved by wife, sons Sathyanlthi. Sathanlthy. Bro-ln-law Ratnasarmpathy. relaUves and friends Contact *****6 for funeral arrangeSeranf oon Oardens
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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        volume two of radio lessons now on sale
        80 1 volume two of radi o lessons now on sale cAiLUNt.«ji"**,«»•«-tTS^A-r 11^ Have y---»J-«-SSS tt hUIT-TwlS j^ pß)eepB)ee y,^ gerirwf SSS? The bMk, MaUy pabitahe. by Feierai P.bUillT'fSmwSL. 11 v ?Ht to. cJ^aU W the It— im p.bUsa*d In The Stralfa Tlm«i "STlSTwiu y«« ehaaee U stmly the kwu at ymr
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        46 1 Milk- V;niunai Soft drink- /^qishui Soy-bean milk a dou Jiang Stoat "?m\f\ heipfjiu Sugarcane Juice /tfiizh^zhT Te»= cha Tn wltk mllk= niu nai cha' Alm*od= xlng rer. Bcm cnrd «tlek= UVt fu zhu 4 Bean vermicelli f,) dong f?n BUekbeaa- .'f: hei dbu
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        MANDARIN BY radio
        180 1  -  Lin Shan By Thin pnmfflmf will be brs..t—t .ver the KBRllrtSirvW Sl.gap.re Br^dcarttag CarparatlMi twdght at 1« p.m. and the Mmug Sudayatla.m. «J3^-ji!S.sr^ar---Lesson 5«: Can I have a discount vocabulabv-l»'Ji^,-;fJnanzhuin Rbu »e.'.4epartme.t 2) aillttf* »»«Bfa-_..pM. 4, .fficheVg-t.hNH.r travel by fxU 6)«ifey*n*-«lw B)ftf«nio>i.v-nMHBte 9)^jgheshl=«Hahie,mtia, ,n w*c*n^ k. 10HTffr?Q««*el«o«-
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        157 1 [fj^ B4J P^||J^^|^^s^i^j^^ B|^^^[ »jS6cure Future Awaits Hou At SBS b^m ,M _.X. i tm I jSx* b^Lt 537^^1 If b^LW. VM.Mr X<^^^!V^ %g >^ Ar^hTCagf If v b^bT^^ b^bT^^^^bß L^l B^L^B^Btt.^ '^^^Ns^S^*/ 9 T^^l f^ |^^BL^b^ V<^3hyy j4 B^BbT BUS DRIVERS CONDUCTORS Bc^^'^^^SS Salary ranges from $15.20 to $21.20
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        84 1 Eastern herbs A revival In the use of natural herbs mad fowls has led to ft great Interest la herbal beauty. Find •at what the East baa to offer en Controsproad Page* 4 and S Body beautiful The figures of Miss Universe or Mr Universe may be the envy «f
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        Bodies beautiful on paper
        474 2 Art Exhibition by Sondra Jollet Alliance FrancaiM, 11-24 Oct 9 a.m.- 12 p.m., 5-8 p.m. By TOH WENG CHOY "I LOVE human feet and hands," declared Sondra Jolles. "The extremities of the body. she added, "are important to me." She once borrowed a book on anatomy
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        A chance to dance to fame
        487 2  -  JOHN DE SOUZA By FANCY yourself a new John (or Jane) Travolta, or even a local Urban Cowboy-type, dancing your way to tame and fortune? Well, the forthcoming Singapore Disco Dancing Championship 1980 will give you the chance to wiggle, jiggle, boogie or just
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          SBC 8
          317 2 LAST week saw the end of Cribb that excellent detective drama series set in London ln the 1880s Tonight, the slot will be replaced by The H««ac Of C*rMu(Ch 8, 7.40 p.m.). The story is about a long-established and highly respected family firm of auctioneers, the House Of
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          311 2 SB C 5 AFTERNOON Matlaee (Ch 5, 4.35 p.m.) Many Rivers To Cross is about a trapper bound for Canada who is helped by a sharpshooting girl, and who in turn, saves her from marauding Indians. It is a simple-minded, cheerful and quite refreshing Western with a good balance of
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          41 2 TWO items on Papular Ctaarica (AM, 3.05 p.m.) today. They are Dvorak's Piano Quartet In A Op. 81 by the Vienna Philharmonic Quartet /Sir Clifford Curzon (Piano) and Mozart's Serenalta Notturna K239 by the English Chamber Orchestra/ Benjamin Britten.
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          BBC
          120 2 IN M Years «f the BBC Symphony Orchestra (6.15 p.m.), Andrew Keener traces the history and achievements of the orchestra's first half-cen-tury. Get to Know David Jacobs on David J»o*b's Albwn Time (7.45 p.m.) Though David Jacob may not be as familiar to World Service listeners as he is
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          TV MALAYSIA
          32 2 Family (Ch 3, 7.33 p.m.) In tonight's episode Lifeline, Nancy tries to help Suzie, a potential suicide victim when she learns that Suzie's lover, a married man, has left her.
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        54 2 'YOUNG ART IN ASIA NOW EXHIBITION organised by the Hongkong Art Centre at the National Museum Young People's Gallery. On tfll Oct 20. Admission free. HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI EXHIBITION organised by the Ministry or Culture at the Singapore Conference Hall exhibition hall concourse. Daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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        318 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Floor-covering, left Inside, 1 Sympton of canine distemper that* useful when brewing (4) difficult tiling to write on 7 Type of mining we're to' (4 3) begin to get rid of (4-4) 5 Leave prison and enter society 8 Edwards around in that place. ,4
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        1108 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 m Openint folowed by The Your* 73 Mala^ And The Restless 7M Talentime '80 4th Quarter Final 3.25 Just For You Palace of Joy (r) I Kii L VE CiU w 8.45 The Rockford Fles With The 4.Z0 Inertia French Hee Back 4.30 Diary
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        The Indonesian way A brew a day... ay to beauty
        1542 4 The Indonesian way A brew a day... ay to beauty THE mysterious East is steeped in traditional practises. About 75 per cent of the population of Indonesia tenaciously believe in the seemingly curative abilities of jamu or Indonesian herbs. Jamu has been used for centuries and has generations of ardent
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        101 4  - Sea loc TENG JUAT LENG »y THE idea of making a ba breaking journey to Ku Lumpur doesn't appeal most distance-shy Singa reans. To have to do it cv otier wick is to be avoi almost like the plague. But former school teac Miss Jennifer Auw did that commuting to
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        Eastern in Fren cosmet
        237 4 KdR years women ever scious of the beauty routi to follow, have been i brands of cosmetics and s which Western science pn Tes, science has a lot i marvellous complexity women. But in recent ye houses have been retr;u 1 baric to the days when
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        Unwavering faith in the Singaporean
        812 5 There has been so much exposure given to the rudeness, selfishness and materialism of the "Ugly Singaporean" but does he really exist, or is it just •elf-criticism and witch-hunting blown out of all proportion? SHIRLEY LOW, with a touching faith, in human nature, finds out.
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        Eastern herb in French cosmetics
        308 5 FOR years women everywhere, conscious of the beauty routines they have to follow, have been using various brands of cosmetics and skin care lines which Western science produce. Yes. science has a lot to do with the marvellous complexion of many women. Bui in recent
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        Searching for local recipes
        306 5  -  TENG JUAT LENG By THE idea of making a backbreaking tourney to Kuala Lumpur doesn't appeal to most distance-shy Singaporeans. To have to do it every other w«.«k is to be avoided almost Idee the plague. But (ormer school teacher Miss Jennifer Auw did just that
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        Quest for beauty
        384 5  -  BHARIFAH UJANG By "MIDDLE-AGED women who appear as young as their daughters are not uncommon in rural Indonesia. "A woman who knows how to take care of herself in the traditional Javanese way will look the same whether she is 35 or 53," says Mrs Affendi, wife
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        337 4 mnW Th£ Family VpII!LF TT Magazine Almost 80,000 families have been reading GROW this year, in English, Chinese or Malay. WHY? What did they get out of it? What could YOU get out of it? Authoritative Information on the Munition System how it works, what's happening now and what will
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        421 4 Don't decide on any copier until you have seen the MINOLTA EP 310 And hare's why: Plus All These E> elusive Features: Short straight paper path minimising The outstanding copy quality of the Minolta Microcomputer controlled I paper )am a perennial problem with EP3IO plain paper copter is due to
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