The Straits Times, 28 October 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 198* 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    11 MPs OPT OUT OF POLLS
    569 1  -  LESLIE FONG 'To give way to new blood' By Deputy Editor THE Environment Minister, Mr Lim Kim San, and 10 other Members of Parliament have decided not to stand in the coming general election. All have written to the central executive committee of the
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    Lock icon GIFTS FOR AFGHAN REFUGEES GOTO WASTE
    211 1 GIFTS FOR AFGHAN REFUGEES GOTO WASTE ISLAMABAD, Mon. Tonnes of useless girdles, nylon stockings, cosmetics. Bibles ami bottles of contact lens solution have flooded Af fhan refugee camps rom well-meaning donors around the world. The flow of totally inappropriate gifts to the 1.1 million Afghans stranded in Pakistan comes from
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    Some SIA flights hit by pilots' action
    584 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN By and JANIE KHOO SKVKKAI. Singapore Airlines flights have been delayed after its pilots' union reportedly decided ii work to rule because of a deadlock in negotiations ivw .1 new pay agreement. Aii line sources said yesterday that the 300-strong Singapore
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    Algeria quake toll rises
    66 1 El ASNAM. (Algeria). Mon The official casualty toll in the i vt 10 earthquakes that nearly flattened thu. oily has risen to 2.590 dead and 8.252 injured Algerian officials also reported that 98.727 people remain homeless, down from the 331.216 reported homeless on i v-i 19
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    'Baseless' tale
    42 1 KUWAIT, Mon Th. ii oil MimMiA today denied i .-(»>t i-. ih.n i! > iv imposed a Sliii pt-> barrel sur charge on tain trait oil it to mi* 1 shortfalls Iran 1t.ui wai -ii > uid ih«- report! Ill' IIIU- \P
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    Lock icon Iran won't free hostages until after US polls
    842 1 NOTE SENT TO CARTER' BEIRUT, Monday IRAN will not free the 52 American hostages until after the US elections because Ayatollah Khomeiny does not want their release to benefit either presidential candidate, senior Iranian diplomatic sources said today. A special envoy from
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    Lock icon N-blast cloud over Poland
    60 1 WARSAW. Mon The radio- active cloud caused by the Oct 16 Chinese nuclear test passed over Poland yesterday, the PAP news agency reported today. It said Polish scientists had noted that the cloud's radioac- tivity was high at 15,000 m altitude and relatively weak at i
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    Lock icon 50,000 in 'ban bomb' demo
    52 1 I LONDON. Mon. Over 50,000 people filed through the streets today in one of the biggest anti-nuclear demon- strations since the 1960's "Ban 11m Bomb" marches. A gigantic plastic mushroom cloud dominated the centre of Hyde Park and many demonstrators wore gas masks or anti-radiation
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    Lock icon Held for graft
    41 1 BEIJING. Mon Chinas latest anti-corruption drive has spread to the southern city of c.iniiin. where Huang Yinchu, the son of a senior Bank of China official, has been arrest- ed (or black marketeering in i Hongkong dollars. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Envoy on the mat
    96 1 BELGRADE. Mon. Afghanistan today stripped Unesoo credentials from Mr Akhtar Mohammed Paktiawal, its envoy to t the UN organisations! faT^turr^oun^ the Soviet occupation and sought asylum in West I Germany. The Soviet Union tried I and failed to get Unesco officials to delete the speech Mr
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    $5 m winner
    38 1 MADRID. .Won Unemployed truck driver. Anselo I-egas-pi. 35, won a record 208 5 million pesetas (Sss6 million) today on the football pools. He I said his bet had cost him apI proximately US6O cents Dpi
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    Lock icon Up the Soviet hierarchy
    48 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Mr Ivan Arkhipov, one of 12 Soviet Deputy Prime Ministers, was appointed First Deputy Premier today, Moscow Radio announced. Mr Arkhipov succeeds Mr Nikolai Tiknonov. who took over last week as Soviet Prime Minister following the resignation of Mr Alexei Kosygin. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Top Thai team to visit Moscow
    554 1 -Beijing rolls out red carpet for Prem BANGKOK, Monday THAI Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda announced today that a top Thai mission will be sent to Moscow soon after he returns from crucial talks with Chinese leaders in Beijing. He made the disclosure before leaving
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    Lock icon STORE SHIP AGROUND
    54 1 TOKYO, Mon. Wth Korean authorities haw-reM-urd the crewmen of a Singapore ship which ran aground off the North Korean coast on Saturday, Pyongyang Radio rrportrd today. The radio said some of the crewmen of the Wahe had received Injuries and had been given treatment. The radio gave
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      173 1 48 pages today NTUC PLAN TO GROOM UNION LEADERS Page 8 ITO brushes aside Soviet call to leave politics 2 POWERS to put British troops on jail 1 duty 3 ITS polls: Spotlight falls on hostages and j TV debates 6 CID men for computer crime course? 9 FOCUS on
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      Lock icon I to brushes aside call to leave politics out
      241 2 SOVIET APPEAL TO MEND RIFT TOKYO, Mon. Japanese Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ito today brushed aside Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev's call for separation of politics and economics in mending a rift between the two countries. Mr Ito told the Diet (Parliament) "there
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      Lock icon Indira sacks Tamil Nadu Governor
      203 2 Indira sacks Tamil Nadu Governor NEW DELHI, Monday PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi, taking an action unprecedented in modern Indian history, has fired a state governor. A presidential order laconically announced yesterday that Tamil Nadu Governor Prabhudas Patwari, "shall cease to hold office with immediate effect." The order gave no reason
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      Lock icon New call for return of Diego Garcia
      111 2 New call for return of Diego Garcia NEW DELHI. Mon. Mauritius repeated today demands that Britain return Diego Garcia, the Indian Ocean atoll leased to the United States as a naval base. Mauritius Prime Minister, Sir See Woosagur Ramgoolam, who arrived here today for a week's visit, made the demand
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      Lock icon CHUN PROMULGATES SOUTH KOREA'S NEW CHARTER
      312 2 SEOUL, Monday PRESIDENT Chun Doo- Hwan today promulgated I South Korea's ninth conI stitution, automatically i terminating the current 1 Parliament and dissolving existing political parties. At a ceremony in the Sejong Cultural Centre in the capital, former army strongman President j Chun said
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      Lock icon Dud cheques from a 'dud' bank
      98 2 STRASBOIRO, Men. A navel confidence trick has been discovered by police here a man rashlng dod cheques drawn on the non-exist-ent Bank of olmar (olmar Is town In eastern Franre. Nbapawoera and busl- nrwumrn havr ramplalaed of aeeeptlng Baak of Col- mar rhnqara which
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      Lock icon Pyongyang's might a threat to us says Tokyo
      259 2 Pyongyang's might a threat to us says Tokyo TOKYO, Monday THE Japanese Government said today for the first time that significant increases in the military strength of North Korea pose a potential threat to Japan. Mr Hisahiko Okazaki, the Defence Agency's counsellor for foreign relations, told Parliament that North Korea
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      Lock icon Extradition treaty to curb child kidnaps by parents
      165 2 Extradition treaty to curb child kidnaps by parents TIIK lIKil X, Mon. An International law organisation here has drawn up a treaty to curb the abduction of a child to another country by one of Its parent*. The treaty was signed by Canada, Greece, rVanre and Switzerland Immediately after It
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      Lock icon Powers to put the troops on jail duty
      429 3 LATEST BRITISH MOVE TO FIGHT STRIKE BY PRISON WARDERS JAILHOUSE BLUES NO.1 !.<>NIX>N. Mon. The government is now legally empowered to mobilise troops to guard thousands of prisoners unable to onter jails of a dispute by prison officers, the Ministry of Defence
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      In other words...
      43 3 In other words... 'THEY will be selling the Queen next.' Cartoon in the Times on the decision by Lord Thomson to sell the 196}t:it old paper beCMBV he said British unions were impossible to live nith. The paper has been plagued by strikes.
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      Lock icon 7 IRA convicts go on a fast 'to the death'
      267 3 HKI.KAST. Mon Seven ronvicted guerillas in Northern Ireland's Maze prison refused a breakfast of pot ridge today to launch a hunger strike "to the death" to force the British Government to re. (ionise jailed Irish terrorists as political prisoners Prison
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      Warders vote to continue strike
      147 3 IYBMCY, AnintlUn prl>on offlrrn. at sl\ major pri-ons In Nrw South H»l«-s vatrd to dm to rontlnuf a I .iir-dnv strikr which h»s thrown the sUI.jail system tnU rha«s. Ih. Mtiikr wan rsllrd U pratrst »Ka,ln>t m dt-iMon by atatr »v thorittrti to charier offlrrr>
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      Lock icon Time to make final decision on successor, says Marcos
      315 3 Time to make final decision on successor, says Marcos MANILA, Monday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos has broken his silence on the sensitive issue of succession to his eight-year martial law leadership by saying it was "now time to make a final decision on a deputy prime minister." He said today that
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      Lock icon Tough stand
      44 3 NEW DELHI. Mon The management of Air India yesterday announced it would not recognise its employees' guild because it called "an indefinite, illegal, sit-in strike" of ground workers that has forced the cancellation or rescheduling of several international flights since Friday. AP.
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      Lock icon Pertamina scandal
      49 3 JARKATA. Mon. Manipulation of funds involving about US$6O million (SJI24 million) has been discovered in the state owned oil company Pertamina. company manager Piet Harjono announced today. Details "will be made public within the next 10 days, he told newsmen after a meeting with President Suharto. AFP.
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      Lock icon Dhana: New DX Govt line-up likely by next year
      162 3 Dhana: New DX Govt line-up likely by next year NEW YORK, Mon. A leadership shake-up aimed at making Kampuchea's ousted hhmer Rouge administration more arreptable to world opinion was predicted by Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan, in an Interview published yesterday. Mr Dhanabalan told Newsweek magazine major changes in
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      Lock icon Union sets deadline for Polish PM
      86 3 Union sets deadline for Polish PM WARSAW, Mon. Leaders of Poland's Solidarity Trade Union demanded today that Prime Minister Jozef Pinkowski fly to Gdansk to discuss their grievances over the communist charter imposed on their movement. They gave the prime minister until tomorrow night to show up. Officials of the
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      Lock icon SEND-OFF FOR GEN PREM
      32 3 SEND-OFF FOR GEN PREM THAILAND'S Prime Minister, General Prem Tlnsulanonda, dressed in traditional Thai garb, reviewing troops at Don Muang Airport before leaving on a peace mission to China yesterday. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon CIA tried to murder Speaker says Golkar
      198 3 CIA tried to murder Speaker says Golkar JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia's majority party today accused the American Central Intelligence Agency of attempting to murder House Speaker General Daryatmo during a recent trip to North Korea. The parliamentary head of the pro-government Golkar Party, Mr Sugiharto, told reporters that a traffic accident
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      37 3 BEIRUT, Mon. A member of Lebanon's newly formed government resigned as Minister without Portfolio yesterday, only hours after the 22member cabinet was named The new cabinet was formed on Saturday night by Premierdesignate Chaflc wazzan. UPI.
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      Lock icon Asean to hold talks on energy situation
      153 4 Asean to hold talks on energy situation AKARTA, Mon An Asean meeting to discuss the oil situation over the next five to 10 years will be held in Jogjakarta on <>< I 30 and 31. the director of the state owned oil cor poration. Pertamina. said today 1i Haryono said
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      Lock icon Arabs may use oil clout if US helps Iran
      476 4 MANAMA (Bahrain). Mon. The United States would "precipi- very grave oil situation" and alienate the conservative Persian Gulf states if it supplied Iran with military spare parts during its war with Iraq, Arab officials and oil industry sources warn. Most Arab
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      Lock icon Death for 2 spies
      53 4 TEHERAN, Man. Two former members «f parliament under the regime at the late Shah were executed today on charges «f spying tor Iraq, Pars news agency reported here. Abd*ladz Raskedl aid Karajollah Naser were aroused «f having contacts with cmuterrevolutionary elements In Iran's south-western Khatestaa Province,
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      Lock icon Teheran admits loss of links with siege port
      299 4 BEIRUT, Mon. IRAN conceded the loss i of all contact with the embattled port city of Khorramshahr today, i according to Teheran Radio, as the war with Iraq moved into its sixth j i week. Iraq said its forces, backed by planes
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      Lock icon '1980 bleakest year ever for airlines'
      309 4 '1980 bleakest year ever for airlines' MONTREAL, Monday AIRLINES are going through the worst year in international aviation history, the director-general of the International Air Transport Association, Mr Knut Hammarsk- jold, said today. In an annual review of the air transport industry, Mr Hammarskjold said travel markets were being hit
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        Lock icon Wanted: 350 whiz kids
        101 4 Wanted: 350 whiz kids BALTIMORE'S Johns Hopkins University wants to help about 350 whiz kids with extraordinary mathematical talent develop their skills, to ensure that the United States has a cadre of brilliant mathematical and scientific minds. The university is conducting a nationwide talent search for children below the age
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        Lock icon Knot tied in hospital
        91 4 AN INDONESIAN couple had to marry in hospital because they were injured in a traffu accident in Purwakarta, west Java, KNI news agency reported yesterday The groom, Warta bin Mardjuki. 22, and the bride. Miss Aan binti Uho, 17, escorted by a number of guests, were
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        60 4 VOTING in Tanzania's general election on Sunday had to be temporarily suspended at a polling station in central Tanzania when an elephant strolled in. scattering voters and ofl Tanzania's government newspaper. The Daily News, reported yesterday. No damage was caused and voting resumed a short while 'ater,
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        72 4 WHILE demolition crew exploded the dynamite yesterday, the old Imperial County Building in El Centro, California, just went "klunk" and remained standing at a crazy angle Some 1.60 of dynamite blew out the ground floor and reduced the six-slor> reinforced concrete struct uro to a five-story building
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      Lock icon SADAT: I'LL PRESS AHEAD WITH AUTONOMY TALKS
      250 4 SADAT: I'LL PRESS AHEAD WITH AUTONOMY TALKS CAIRO, Mon PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat expressed determination yesterday to continue the stalled Palestinian autonomy talks with Israel and to "persistently maintain the normalisation march" between the two countries. In an exchange of toasts at a dinner held at the Abdeen Palace to honour
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      Lock icon Kaunda: 40 coup bid men from Zaire held
      155 4 Kaunda: 40 coup bid men from Zaire held LUSAKA, Mon. Zambian se<-urity forces have captured more than 40 heavily-armed men from neighbouring Zaire who planned to overthrow the Zambia n Government, President Kenneth Kaunda said today. Mr Kaunda told a packed news conference at his State House residence that at
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      Lock icon GANJA PLANT OUTSIDE POLICE STATION
      97 4 IJTTI.K ROOK (Arkansas), Mon. Aftrr staff member* at the polire headquarters here told an Inquiring reporter that the sidewalk plants outside the building were tomator*, It was only their face« that turned red. The reporter took one of the eight plants to a police laboratory
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      310 4 TOMORROW IS YOUR ANNIVERSARY^^^^*'^ YOU NEED $1000 CASH BUT THE BANKS HAVE CLOSED. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? ■PP"^ Use your I nicard. j^^^ y (Ai ye fi nanc a independence, day or night, Y^ i. every °ft"cf t"e weeK So even Lk^4 if the banks are closed. you
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      Lock icon Spotlight falls on hostages and TV debate in last week
      428 6 Two crucial 'imponderables' WASHINGTON, Mon. THE 1980 race for the US presidency entered its last week today with ffpoSSffii.? tK could swing the election the hostages in Iran and a televised debate tomorrow night Aides Of President Jimmy Carter and
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      Lock icon Arabs are keeping close eye on race, says envoy
      207 6 Arabs are keeping close eye on race, says envoy WASHINGTON, Mon. The Arab world has taken an amazing interest in the US presidential campaign, according to the United States Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Mr John West. After a week-long trip to several nations around the Persian Gulf last month, Mr
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      Lock icon OUT WITH THE GIRL NEXT DOOR IMAGE
      109 6 PRISCILLA Beaulleu has taken an a "wilder" look. The former wife of the l»te ginger Elvis Presley Is currently hostIng TV series, These Amazing Animals, far the ABC network. The network last week came np with a promotion poster showing a very different
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      Taking a swig of JR's image with new beer
      235 6 Taking a swig of JR's image with new beer DALLAS, Mon. In the most adventurous wedding of brewing and marketing since the short-lived Billy Beer, a Texas brewery has begun selling a beer named after the nefarious star of the television show, Dallas. The Pearl Brewing Co. Of San Antonio
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      Lock icon Australia reviews grain ban against Russia
      393 6 CANBERRA, Monday AUSTRALIA is seriously considering whether to continue its support for the United States embargo on grain sales to the Soviet Union after the US concluded a massive grain deal with China, officials said today The deal, under which Washington will sell China
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      Lock icon Three killed in camp raid
      184 6 ISLAMABAD, Mon. SOVIET-BUILT helicopter gunships killed three Afghan refugees and wounded seven during a strafing attack on two United Nations-run refugee camps in Pakistan on Friday, UN officials said yesterday. Reports released by the Pakistan Government on I Friday and Saturday said one camp had
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      225 6 y^9 Eft^ iH Ming Court Hotel presents at Chez Bidou October 21 November 4, 1980 Fascinating Provence is a fortnight of the best fare, especially I seafood, from the South of France. All the most delicious sea JJjJ food is flown in fresh from the fish markets of Provence. ijs
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      Learning MRT lessons
      627 7  -  ABDULLAH TARMUGI By It has been claimed that a passenger can stay In Montreal's underground stations for M days, eating three meals a day, without going to the same restaurant twice. Living, shopping and working are integrated with the stations. Shopping complexes and offices cluster above these
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      Making the metro part of daily life in Montreal
      433 7 MONTREAL is the largest city in Canada with a population of about 2.8 million. The city's MRT experience began in October, 1966. Montreal now has three lines lines 1, 2 and 4 the longest of which, line number 1, is 22.4
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      In Lille, glass doors and rubber tyres
      306 7 IJIJ.K has a population •f about one million. The Lille Metropolitan System, or the VAL, will be Rurope's first compact aad fully automatic subway system. It Is expected to begin operating by the end of There wUI be a single Uae lZ.7km long
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      347 7 LANGUAGE TEACHING INSTITUTE < A SI BSIDIARN OK RELC) ENGLISH L ANGUAGE COURSES NEW TERM COMMENCES ON 24 NOV 1980 INTERMEDIATE GENERAL ENGLISH ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BETTER SPOKEN ENGLISH FIRST CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH These courses are offered on both part-time full-time basis. I Part-time courses wilt be offered twice
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    NTUC unveils training plan to groom union leaders
    617 8  -  SOH TIANG KENG By THE NTUC has unveiled a comprehensive workers' training programme to u| professionalism and groom labour leaders. Called the New Workers" Education Pnnripi. this integrated pro gramme the first of its kind here calm for every union membei Courses
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    Now it' s Singapore Jewellers Assn
    82 8 SINGAPORE Chinese i Sold and Silver Mer■hant.s Association has been renamed Singapore Jewellers Association. I he change is to reflect its members' business more appropriately, acwording to an association spokesman. The association, which has about 300 members. was formed 41 years ago when most
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    Devotees fulfil vows by a walk of faith...
    227 8 IT WAS Intense the I heat, the crowd and the I chant of prayers. The i balronies, the courtyard and the temple were all I parked to capacity. As early as 8 a.m. yesterday, people began drifting in to the Sri Marlamman
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    Assn officials
    44 8 MR PETER LAW has been elected chairman of the Singapore Institute of Materials Management. Other officials elected are Mr Alan Lim. vicechairman; Mr Roy Lee, secretary; Mr S. Nishan. asst secretary; Mr Lim Thiam Hoe, treasurer, and Mr C.K. Tim. asst treasurer
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    Lie proved expensive
    78 8 CASUAL worker Leong Ann Hoi, 41, who made a false declaration seven years ago, was jailed yesterday for a day and fined $2,000 or four months' in default. He admitted stating before a commissioner for oaths. Mr Lim Bock Guan, at the Singapore Citizenship Registry on June
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    Reservist NCOs train to be officers
    255 8 Reservist NCOs train to be officers THE first batch of 29 reservists is now undergo ing the Officer Cadet Course at Pasir Laba Camp to become officers in the Singapore Armed Forces. Trainees who success- fully complete the course 1 will have to attend a specialist staff course in the
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    Music courses
    25 8 UPPER Serangoon community centre will hold guitar, piano and electone courses next month. For details, telephone *****61 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Bargirl who sold drug to police decoy jailed
    183 8 Bargirl who sold drug to police decoy jailed A BAR waitress who sold 20 Roche 2 pills to a police constable posing as a buyer was jailed for two years yesterday. Chua Ah Ser, 20. admittd trafficking in the drug, containing controlled flunitrazepam. at the El Amigo Nitec'ub in Kitchener
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    Migration to Australia
    49 8 AUSTRI.IA'S new regulations making emigration easier for rlose relatives of former .Singaporeans settled there, went into operation on July 1 this year. The Straits Times erroneously reported last Saturday that the new nomination procedures will take effect on July 1 next year. The error is regretted.
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    Maldives seeks joint ventures with Singapore
    191 8 SINGAPORE can export her expertise on industri alisation to the Maldives Republic by going into joint ventures with the Indian Ocean island nation. The Maldivian External Affairs Minister, Mr Fathulla Jameel, said yesterday his country is interested in setting up export-oriented smallscale industries. Speaking
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    Deepavali do
    44 8 THE Radin Mas community centre youth group will hold a Deepavali night on Nov 1 at 7 p.m. at the centre. Highlights will include a film show, lucky draw and a cultural show. Tickets, at $150 each, are available at the centre
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    CID men for computer crime course?
    215 9 THE CRIMINAL Investigation Department is planning to send several senior officers to the I nited States and Australia for training in computer crime investigation. Once approval is given by the Public Service Commission, some will be sent to the FBl's National Academy, in Vlrginto,
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    Ugly Singaporeans? Social workers disagree with Howe
    596 9 SbVEKAL social workers and volunt •ers firmly disagree with Defence Minister Howe Yoon Chunk's branding of the younger generation as "moastrous, ugly Singaporeans." lhey fee] it was unfair and that his comments were ambiguous While admitting that young Singaporeans ate generally selfish and
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    Collection
    30 9 TAMPINES Zone 2 residents committee will hold a collection of old newspapers and clothing on Nov 16 from 2 p.m. at blocks 84 to 97, Bedok North Avenue 4.
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    SISTERS AND BROTHER GET AWARD
    77 9 THRF.F sisters and their brother, who "adopted" 35 irrm.it.>>. of the Ang Mo Kio home for the a«cd. 3\srs. Ta E Cheong W;ii Hen- .md their brother Mr Kwok Wai C'heonf will receive the —rd M Ihuid.ty from I>l Urn (.Man Yi»n«. president of the
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    Canvasser was paid $20,000 says witness
    365 9 Canvasser was paid $20,000 says witness FREELANCE canvasser Ng Chee Kong, 38, received $20,000 as commission after collecting $40,000 worth of advertisements for a souvenir magazine of the Singapore United Tambourine Society, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. A messenger, Mr Rahmat bin Abdul Hamid, 31, told the court he engaged
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    Burma keen to buy coconut and palm oil
    288 9 BURMA is interested in buying palm oil and coconut oil from Singapore, and would like to export rice, timber, sheet glass, marble, tobacco and marine products including fish to the Republic. This was disclosed by the Director of Trade, Mr Mr Ridzwan
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    Children's camp
    35 9 THE People's Association will orßanise a children's training camp at Pasir Ris Holiday Complex from Nov 18 to 20. Fees are $10 for members of PAs children's clubs and $12 for non members.
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    Questions by MPs for the House on Friday
    418 9 Questions by MPs for the House on Friday MPs have lined up a series of questions for ministers when Parliament sits on Friday. The MP for Khe Bong, Mr Ho See Beng, will ask the Home Affairs Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, whether capital punishment for certain drug offences has
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    Modelling the head
    52 9 A LOCAL sculptor, Mr Urn Thian Sens, will demonstrate modelling the head from a live model at the National Museum Art Gallery on Saturday at 11 am and on Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission is free. The demonstrations are part of the National Museum series of Art
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    MINORS GET REMINDER TO TAKE OATH
    101 9 SINGAPORE citizens by descent or by registration who are minors were yesterday reminded that they must take the oath of renunciation. allegiance and loyalty within a year of reaching the age of 21. A Ministry of Home Affairs statement said those who fail to
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      Lock icon Harun's son appeals over sentence
      362 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon UMNO Youth Exco member Mazlan Harun, son of former Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Harun. yesterday appealed to the authorities to clear any misunderstanding with regard to his father's sentence. In a statement yesterday, Mr Mazlan said the first warrant of commitment served
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      STUDENT VANDALS WARNED
      112 10 KLANG, Mon. The Education Ministry will take stern action against schoolchildren who dam- age school property on the last day of their examina- i tions or the last day of the term The warning came from the Director General of Education, Tan Sri Murad Mohamed Noor, who
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      Tirebowl' sets up committee
      73 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Residents in Jalan Klang Lama here, dubbed in the newspapers here as the Firebowl because nine fires have broken out this year, have set up a 22-member Fire Precaution Committee. The director of the Federal Territory Fire Serivces Department, Haji Mohamed Vusop. said
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      Lock icon Wedding guests get a royal soaking
      244 10 WHAT was to be a solemn ceremony became the most hilarious event in the celebrations marking the wedding of Tunku Alshah, the Yang dl-Pertnan Agnng's daughter, to Tunku Kamll Ikrani of Negri Sembllan. And the man who started It all daring the celebrations in
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      Lock icon FOUR DOGNAPPING SUSPECTS HELD
      95 10 PETALING JAVA. Mon. Police have detained four suspected dognappers here over the past 36 hours. They also recovered eight pedigree puppies worth $4,000 stolen from a house near here. Dognapping has been rampant in Petaling Jaya and with the arrest of this gang, police believe they
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      Stinkbugs invade Shah Alam
      216 10 KLANG, Monday Stores here reported brisk sales of insecticides, but many residents are resorting to traditional repellents such as burned dried chillies and smoke. Other residents are simply switching off their lights early and taking refuge in bed. Eating shop operators are using candles on their
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      Lock icon No short week
      49 10 KUALA I.UMPUR. Mon The Government today rejected a proposal (or a live-day working week, when Mini.slfi in the Prime Ministers I>' partment Daluk Pengiran Oth man Raul told Parliament that the proposal was not yet appropriate at the present stage of development of the country AFP
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        Lock icon DAP ruling on assets
        76 10 DAP ruling on assets ALL Democratic' Action Parly (DAP) candidates for any Parliamentary or State Assembly seats must declare their assets and liabilities to the party in future. The Perak DAP chair man, Mr Lim Cho Hock, said in Ipoh on Sunday that this ruling was derided at the parly's
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        Lock icon No quota on Malaysians
        65 10 THERE is no quota restrict ion on Malaysians seeking entry into universities and colleges in the United States, the chairman of the MalaysianAmerican Commission on Educational Exchange, i)t Paul Blackburn, said in Kuching here yesterday. There are more than 2,000 institutions of higher education in the
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        Curbing liver infections
        59 10 MALAYSIA and Singapore have agreed to work canely 10 control liver infi< tioas in the two I WWll kl The director of Health Service!, i)i l'aiib i-iuff. said in Kuala Lumpui terday that the agreement was reached at the end ol the ninth me«'iint; of the joint
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        Lock icon Cigarette prices up
        49 10 n<«AKKTTK prices were raised between 111 and ai cents man packet terday depending on brand and packet size The in< nNisr follows thi 1 K<>vc[ nmi'ni s decision an ■Ounced in the 1HK1 Uud>; el. |O i.iim' the duly of tobacco i)> 2i) i»m ceni NST
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      347 10 The 2nd International Furniture, Machinery Accessories Exhibition Conference. World Trade Centre. Singapore 12-1 6 January 1981 Organised by ITF Pte Ltd Tel: 271 1 01 3 MM khinco J Hi f I Phone: *****61(5 lines) nutty* Lasc o i/oys > O Stainless Steel r "V Arrow y xN>-^- A^^o>^™ rSetS
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      Lock icon Refugees quizzed over Batu Pahat attack
      196 11 Refugees quizzed over Batu Pahat attack MUAR, Mon. THE Johore (ioveriiinent Is questioning all Kampuohean refageee in the state following the Batu Fahat police station Incident It days There could be a link with the rommunLst expansionist movement In South-east Asia, Mentri Besar Tan Sri Othman Saat said at the
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      No entry pass
      33 11 PENANG, Mon. An l^yearold Thai girl, Kampad Songdee, yesterday pleaded guilty to entering Malaysia without a valid pass and was fined $500 or 60 days jail, the Sunday Mail reported.
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      Lock icon 'The Kluang Ripper' behind girl's killing?
      254 11 KLANG, Monday POLICE investigating the brutal rape and killing of Miss Goh Chew Huang, 18, are working on the theory that she was attacked by a man known to them as "Jack the Ripper of Kluang." i Miss Goh, a printing firm worker, was
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      Lock icon Two-hour storm damages 100 homes
      137 11 KLANG, Mon. About 100 houses were damaged I and several roads were blocked by uprooted trees when a storm hit this town and Port Klang for two hours early today. Most of the houses in Jalan Telok Gadong and Kampung Mat Zain had part of
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      For students
      30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Selangor Mentri Besar, Datuk Hormat Rafei. said yesterday that the Selaneor Foundation is to buy buildings in foreign countries to house students overseas The Star.
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      Lock icon $105,000 CHEATING CASE: MAN'S AID SOUGHT
      87 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian police said today they are anxious to contact Rahmaf bin Hamzah, 30, to help them in investigations into a $105,714 rhpatinp rasp 714 cheating case. City Deputy CID chief (Investigations), Supt Kong Fook Yew, said a cheque for this amount
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      Lock icon Malaysia aims to boost conventional war capability
      660 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. MALAYSIA'S planned massive increase in defence spending next year illustrates its eagerness to become capable of withstanding a conventional war. Defence and Internal security spending next year take the largest chunk of government expenditure for the first time, amounting to
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      Lock icon S'pore youth drowns in Kota Tinggi pool
      77 11 KOTA TTNGGI, Mon. Singaporea telephone operator Johani Shamsudin, 19, was found drowned at one of the pools at the Kota Tinggi waterfall today. Police said he was seen getting into difficulties by his friends, who dived into the pool several times to search
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      494 13 ffi %mm&km& 6h^ratuktwns H BjjjS THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF KOREA SS •JSt The Commercial Bank of Korea on the occasion of their sgss on the Official Opening of, he,r BRANCH OPENING |2l Singapore Branch r. -i cFrom today they move ahead at 16th FlOOr, UIC Building, Singapore. :t}t! to greater
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    Evening blast rocks Marine Parade
    159 14 Evening blast rocks Marine Parade A LOUD explosion rocked I the area near blocks 60 and 62, Marine Drive, last night. Police, called to investigate, said later it was caused by a thunderflash j but not the type used by j the Singapore Armed i Forces in their military operations.
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    Mt Ophir hike
    48 14 THE Bras Basah youth group will organise an excursion to I Mount Ophir, Peninsular i Malaysia, from Nov 8 to Nov I 10 The charge is $50 for members and $56 for non-members For details, telephone *****51 or *****09 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    PUB okay needed for these plugs and sockets
    177 14 PUB okay needed for these plugs and sockets PROM Nov 1, It will be I an offence to sell, hire •r advertise for sale 13-amp plugs and socket outlets and three-pin 2-amp, samp and tS-amp plugs and socket outlets without approval from the PUB. The board said these electrical accessories
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    Geylang fire leaves lone villager homeless
    292 14 HAVING lived alone for S3 years, Malmunah binti Haji Ariff, X, was hoping to move from her wooden hot In a Oeylang village to a Housing Board flat when fire destroyed her house and almost all her possessions yesterday. "Actually, I did not have
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    Appeal for witnesses
    54 14 POLICE are appealing for witnesses to an accident in which a pedestrian, Madam Leow Chow Yong, 24, was hit by a motorcycle at the junction of Lorong Tai Seng and Jalan Halaman Kedai at 7.50 p m on Sunday. Madam Leow was taken to Tan Tork Seng
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    Science talk
    28 14 THE Singapore National Insti tute of Chemistry will hold its seventh inter -school chemistry speech contest for Secondary 4 students from February to April next year.
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    Suicide wife was not normal after trip
    190 14 A HOUSEWIFE began to talk and sing to herself after an overseas visit, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Mr Ang Eng Hong, 47, said his wife, Chua I.ian Huay, 44, started acting abnormally after visiting Sabah in 1975 and had to be warded
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    Formula for a happy and healthy child
    236 14 Formula for a happy and healthy child PARENTS who foster their children should visit them daily even for a short time. This is important to guard against emotional problems, Dr Edith H. Grotberg, director (administration and evaluation) of the department of health and human services of the United States, said
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    Focus on problem kids, say social workers
    461 14  -  EVELYN NG By MORE children are suffering from emotional problems and they should get more attention from voluntary child-care agencies. This was one recommendation of social workers who met at a workshop over the weekend to discuss the future of children's homes in
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    Look into impact of TV on the young: Dr Ow
    218 14 THERE is a need for research on the impact of television especially televised commercials on children, the Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr Ow Chin Hock, said yesterday. He urged the Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (Amic) to initiate this
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    Bursary certs
    44 14 THE Trade and Industry Minister. Mr Got) Chok Tong. will be the guest-of-honour at a presentation of bursary certificates for institutions of higher learning at the Lee Kong Chian Hall. Singapore Council of Social Services building, on Friday at 7.30 p m
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      281 14 One For One For The Road The Office MODEL JOTTO K> MODEL STENO 30 •xo rnnaiamii an Tna S»r>o X) n < planing *o"' <o ma avaaaaiißpaja*a» •t» mom m» jono W i rou- tfaai aacraurat S»a oo Bno»r K> mx ■UITTSIJ r pilaw rowaawan it not buHv bao tna
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      483 15 Everything about David Plastow represents his company's philosophy. Which is why he wears a Rolex. David Plastow is the cus- that the gear selection lever todian of a long and famous I^^^^ s doing something so engineering tradition. we engineered the 'feel' He is the Chief Execu- ac^ m^° so
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      135 16 I h*m Jri r_ A I S^^^ Wi^^^yy^y COIMTEiMTS IHrP Swm siiopping ctntres gff W A directory of all shopping centres. COIOLR ADVERTISEMENTS _b I Rmmm, This section consists of all full-page advertisements in W colour, and will be classified according to trades. Jyf W section^ ■H^P^^nS^V BUYERS' GLIDE w^
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    No exclusive rights for firms under Asean scheme
    471 17 f WE HAVE lomr U> the end of the first phase of cautious cooperation. The meetIng will mark the start of a new phase of bolder cooperation to enhance trade and A Investment among Asean countries. Mr Goh Chok Tong XhMPANlESmanufacuring items
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    Kluang trip
    42 17 THE photo club of Bras Basah youth group will organise an excursion to Kluang, Johore. on Nov 1 and 2 The charge is t35 for member and $40 for non-members. For details, telephone *****51 between 3 p.m and 10 p.m.
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    $200 chocs
    35 17 FACTORY worker Moey Soon Liang. 18, was jailed for a day and fined COO yesterday for stealing a bar of chocolates from Fitzpatrick's Supermarket in Holland Avenue on Oct 25. He pleaded guilty
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    $2,000 for crash girl's death
    151 17 THK parents of a two-year-old girl who died in a road accident four years ago agreed in the High Court yesterday to accept $2,000 from a" draftsman i<-ment for their child's death. The parents. Mr Abdul in a consent judgment to a«vpt $2,000 for the
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    'INDONESIA NOT LIKELY TO DEVALUE RUPIAH AGAIN'
    159 17 'INDONESIA NOT LIKELY TO DEVALUE RUPIAH AGAIN' INDONESIA is not likely to devalue the rupiah again, said Dr Sritua Arief, visiting fellow with the Department of Economics and Statistics, National University of Singapore, in a talk to the Indonesian Business Association of Singapore yesterday. He said Jakarta's devaluation policy at
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    Seeking the thrill and challenge of the extraordinary
    384 17 MR KUMAR ANANDAN, X, looks ordinary enough as be sits comfortably In his casual shirt aid sarong and says: "There Is no challenge In Dvlng an ordinary life, doing the same thing for M or M yean." la parsolt of the uuul
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    Judgment on $4m suit is reserved
    235 17 Judgment on $4m suit is reserved MR JUSTICE Sinnathuray reserved judgment yesterday on a $4.1 million breach of contract suit between Gold Development Pte Ltd and Peninsula Development Pte Ltd. Golden Development sued Peninsula Develop ment for allegedly repudiating its contract to sell a 1.6-hectare piece of land in Toa
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    Stole glasses
    32 17 DANCE hostess Lim Thor Kee. 21. was fined $200 yesterday after she pleaded guilty to stealing three glasses worth $6 from the Tavern Bar at Merlin Hotel on Oct 25
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      862 17 torn 'ri*imo toad >n general It is turmpd ut H tocollrrtand t' lhMangl boilrd _ay giam thcswtd It <•> a picture bt thr bo» HMW_aV HHHT it^ contents and a (pi > vpoon to ladle it out Thus <i gather the HB^^^ family to eat rr Jj lßßn^nM>al nY A
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    Some had their first puff at the age of 10
    473 18 One in 4 NS men smoke survey shows ONE in four national servicemen smoke and most of them took to it after joining up. About one in 10 of students in Secondary 3 have smoked, and 17 per cent of
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    Call to poets
    37 18 THE Ministry of Culture's publication Singa invites contributions of stories, poems and short plays in any of the four languages for publication and translation. The first issue is expected to be out in December.
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    Cane and 5 years' jail for selling heroin to CNB officer
    137 18 Cane and 5 years' jail for selling heroin to CNB officer TAN HANG SENG, 21. was sentenced to five years' jail and ordered to be given five strokes of the cane yesterday for selling one plastic straw of heroin to a Central Narcotics Bureau officer. He pleaded guilty to selling
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    Youth stole jewellery he borrowed
    86 18 Youth stole jewellery he borrowed NG YEW HOCK, 17, borrowed his friend's gold chain and pendant when they went to a photo studio to have their pictures taken. When his friend. Mr Yam Kwok Heng. went to the toilet, Ng ran off with the jewellery Ng was jailed for four
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    $100 fine for din with bin
    57 18 SUPPIAH s o Manikam. 16. was fined $100 yesterday (or beating a rubbish bin loudly outside the Sri Mariamman Temple in Pagoda Street on Monday at 2 am He continued beating the bin with his hands and creating a din even after he was
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    Study grants offer to attract workers
    452 18  - Study grants offer to attract workers LEONG WENG KAM By SOME electronic firms are offering educational grants to employees who want to do their GCE "O" Level and other courses, in an attempt to attract more workers. At least four firms offer education benefits and one is paying up to
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    Tour during holidays
    50 18 THE Aljunied Zone 'A' resi dents' committee will organist a four-day tour to Malacca Kuala Lumpur and Ontinf Highlands during the cominf school holidays. Two group! will leave on Nov 27 and 28 Application forms are avail able from the communit) centre. Application closes or Nov 6.
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    NEW TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT THREE JUNCTIONS
    95 18 THE Public Works De partment has completec the installation of traffic signals at the junctions ol Telok Blangah Road anc Keppel Shipyard Main En trance Road, Balestiei Road and Whampoa Drive, Jalan Satu and Old Air port Road. The traffic signals a Telok Blangah
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      476 18 4 ■A S r When you are a leading professional in Singapore, only the best paper for your stationery will do. conqueror The right choice of business stationery can letterheadings, business cards, report make a vital contribution to your company covers, brochures and other company image. And over the years
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      200 18 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp I WELL ©iveA /^SO<?Rr' /the NERVE OP WE HAD A CORSE"*" -T I S'VE VDU AN WELLT/VkTE I thAT WCWIAN.' SOOD MSwT.' V YOU AN I.O.U I.O.U./ vf V HE cash'/ we have alwavs now i/vhere's v- if\ \^S PAID THEW IN
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    Hard sell pays off: 2.5 m tourists expected
    455 19  -  JANIE KHOO By SINGAPORE is likely to have 89,000 more visitors for the rest of this year, bringing the total for the year to 2.5 million thanks largely to the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's hard-sell strategy in Asia. For almost every month
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    Death fall outside ex-boy friend's flat
    201 19 Death fall outside ex-boy friend's flat A MAN was awakened parly one morning by his wife to investigate a sound she had heard. And. looking out of his window, he saw a woman's body on the grass verge below his flat. Only later did he learn that the body was
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    Union' s study awards
    55 19 THE Singapore Stevedores t'nion will award 30 scholarships next year to children of its members There will be 15 bursaries of $100 each for primary students and another 15 of S2OO each for secondary stu- i dents. Application forms are available at the union and the
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    Show put off
    25 19 DUE to unforseen circumstances, the screening of The Singapore Experience for members of the Chinese Women's Association on Friday has been postponed.
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    Trade course
    24 19 THE YMCA will hold a nine- j lecture course on Import Ex- port Procedures ana Documentation from Nov 3 For details. telephone*****3B
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    Nurseries offer discounts to boost plant sales
    283 19  - Nurseries offer discounts to boost plant sales GRACE CHNG By PRIVATE nursery operators supporting this year's tree planting day are chipping in to keep Singapore green with a to H per cent discount on all types of plants to customers. Ten nurseries, seven •f them In Dnnearn R*ad area, are
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    Contraceptive use here highest in S-E Asia
    318 19 SINGAPORE'S contraception rate of 71 per cent is the highest in South-east Asia, says the latest world population growth indicator released by the Washington-based Population Reference Bureau. The high rate of contraceptive use is the major reason why Singapore has become the first
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    FIRM DENIES LIABILITY IN $222,000 SUIT
    129 19 NOMURA Trading Co Ltd, of Japan, is denying liability in a $222,684 civil claim brought against it in the High Court here by a Singapore firm of hardware dealers and traders Towa Hardware Pte Ltd is suing Nomura, which has an office here, for
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    Crash victim gets $9,000
    137 19 A GOVERNMENT driver was 54 years old when he met with a road accident which left him unfit to drive any vehicle until his retirement at 55. In the High Court yesterday, Mr Moktar bin Musa was granted $9,000 damages and costs by Mr Justice Kulasekaram.
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    Do more research, law lecturers urged
    196 19 Do more research, law lecturers urged MR Justice A. P. Rajah, chairman of the Board of Legal Education, yesterday urged Singapore law lecturers to do more research. He said law lecturers at the National University of Singapore do a lot of teaching but little research. He was speaking at the
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      256 19 Wednesday Creations is an I extravaganza of food and fashions I every Wednesday at Le Chalet. Feast on our buffet spread of western delights and local specialities while you enjoy the I fashion parade by models from the Mannequin Studio. This week: ESTABELLE FASHIONS 419 Rivet Vtllayßoad TEL 23*9851 F
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1980 PEACE MISSION
    386 20 The Straits Times TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1980 PEACE MISSION THERE can be no doubt that Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda's visit to China is basically a mission of peace. The peaceful resolution of the conflict in Kampuchea is most crucial to Thailand, the frontline Asean state most threatened by Vietnamese
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    COMPUTER CONTROLS
    350 20 NOT so long ago, it seemed unthinkable that a crime could be committed with a hunk of electronic circuitry. These days, however, computer crime is growing, especially in industrialised countries which make increasing use of these electronic marvels. The possible abuses of computer usage are in the theft
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    Media's coverage has glossed over economic issues
    1279 20 THE following has been adapted from an article entitled "Horsefeathers: The media, the campaign, and the economic crisis" in a recent issue of the Columbia Journalism Review. Asked why the candidate's economic views didn't receive more coverage, the reporter replied: "People don't want
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    Foreign policy differences between candidates smaller
    1436 20 'American elections converge to the centre, and this one's no exception' By JOHN EDWARDS, our now man in Washington, who will b« covering the political boat in the American capital for The Straits Timer Milton Chase, our former Washington reporter, has shifted his base
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      Hid to keep crocs from extinction
      304 20 DI'MAGL'ETE (Philippines) Environmentalists here have established the country's first crocodile breeding centre as part of an international programme to prevent the extinction of the rare Philippine freshwater croi odile The breeding centre, established in iate August, is operated by Silliman l.'niversity (SU) in this
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      Lock icon Tourist threat to Balinese way of life
      383 20 JAKARTA Indonesian officials and religious authorities are worried that tourism is ruining the distinctive culture of Bali. The fears about Bali's Hindu culture were voiced at a recent conference on tourism in Jakarta. Indonesia's capital city. "The coming generations might have to pay
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      3 items make up our expenditure on service and conservancy
      245 21 HDB explains recent fees increase WE would like to explain the arithmetic behind the increase in the cy fees and to clear the misgivings of your writer, "HDB resident" (ST, Sept 5). Three items constitute the boards expenditure on service
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      Job enlargement in practice
      199 21 I REFER to the concluding remark in the report Senior Sats officers told: Move it (ST. Oct 18), where it was stated that "the union is prepared to concede that cargo supervisory staff oouWf work as equipment operators in unavoidable circumstances but it should not be
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      Suggestions are noted
      51 21 I REFER to the letter "Why not ensure that they carry only what's needed each day?" by Dr Zheng Kin Yiang (ST. Oct 18). We have noted his suggestions and wish to thank him for his concern for our school children. TEO LAM THONG, for Permanent Secretary
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      Call us please...
      103 21 Call us please... I REFER to the letter "Shocked to find my name not in polls register" (ST, Oct 14) by "Updater It took about one month to process all the claims received during the period of inspection of the Registers of Electors which ended on Sept 5 this year.
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      94 21 Call us too... PLEASE refer to the letter "Shock to find my name not in polls register" by "Updater r (ST. Oct 14). The writer has raised, among other things, that the recent computer listing from the Ministry of Defence still shows his old address in spite of the fact
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      Quality of play was authentic, imaginative
      603 21 THE review by Andrew Leslie, "Play was fast and clear" (ST. Oct 24) of the London Shakespeare's Group's "The Merchant of Venice" left me and many others greatly surprised. While accepting one or two minor remarks (for example, the reference to Christopher Good's doubling
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      111 21 I WORK in a factory located on a side road off Kallang Bahru (also named Kallang Bahru), opposite Kallang Place. The thought of walking along this road gives me the jitters. The pedestrian sidewalks of this stretch of road are overgrown with grass
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      329 21 New commercial training scheme to have three levels I REFER to the letter by Mr Eddy Yong, "In a tizzy over VTTB courses" (ST, Oct 4). The Commercial Training and Certification System announced by Dr Ahmad Mattar on Sept 23 provides for certification of commercial training on a national basis
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      49 21 THE newly installed traffie lights at the junction of Bedok North Road and Bedok North Avenue 3 should be fixed with the additional green indicating arrows. en«ble tununK cle f do J* th<wt endangering the anyone using the pedestrian crossing, KANG NOG CHEW, Singapore 1(44.
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      250 21 Conmklations His R oyal Highness The Sultan ofJohor on the occasion of His Highness' B6th Birthday LaHaaaWafl aßßabrißßW^^Nf^Satffr^aß^aßft. IbbbbVi Saal aC .atMak laWtyrrTfrift^^ The Philips difference. Who else gives a demonstration tailor-made to your specific office needs? This is the type of thinking that took simple relevant facts specific to
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      CLOSING PRICES
      935 22 traiMrwd rw*r mtr at th* tarn•a baaam m Ikr SMrk EariMuwr 4 ,«wvi. tmgant ttt 'rw ;..■>...,. l.«r«krr »ilh l«7« l^i and km *4f»i«i tar arr^ n»fiu aw) ■1 cap Hi iMMMIi IM 3N «M m M me I JMr<1 IB ton T». 2ir<1 IW m 3T, 237
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      173 22 Closing tone Mixed Turnover Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore in- < tutting odd lots "Ready" totalled: 7.929.000. units valued at $32,514,000 Industrials accounted for 6.043.000. fi j nance 649.000, hotels 173.000. properties 619.000. debentures, loans and i bonds 35.000, plantations 209.000. minings 201.000 "Settlement" contracts
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      169 22 ainuAruHC i nu mi ni (Mutirn' prices far Oct W) The Commerce 3.12 3.28 The Savings Fund 1.92 2.02 Spore Prog Fund 1.39 1.46xd S'pore Sec. Fund 2.07 2.17 Spore Invest Fund 1.80 1.89 S'pore Equity Fund 1.37 1.44 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Mumm 1 price* far Ort Mai
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        48 22 Mh". Kirr \t«l«».wal. Public B.nk DBS SEAL ■iuprrrar i'orpn [Mympia M Banking PMC Strait! Trading 3 T P 1»75 S 8 T 384 298 715 MO 426 4M 141 1430 1390 1110 830 710 28 26 2S •IS •14 4 12 11 4-10 10 •10 •in 10
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        20 22 Ironoh Minn Pfl.lmg Knlrrpriaps 3 I HldK» I I Z Su«.r. MRS 2150 2050 410 MO 1420 1190 4|
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        24 22 Keppel Ship H Par S Darby Sup Corp Total turnover 8.08m Total value: $32 92 361. CMC 359.00(1 337.00C Sourrp SKS
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        34 22 BT. Indicator: Industrials Finance Hotels Properties: Minings Plantations 3CBC SESInd: I UCt £1 ***** *****63 02 663.42 664.92 *****1 1166.03 584.66 592.04 557.89 555.54 ***** ***** 864.52 860.98 622 13 622.99 589.67 *****
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      1764 22 MID ,.n.l M,t prxm ••fffially lislrd Mi business in ami reported to the •..mijr iX Smea|>Tr >•«.■ :h the numhpi of sharp*. ..*n in ht.u ki'l.s in lots o( unl.-s.s ..tnrrwtse specl (i«l All Ttm«. Settlement Contr»rts [b*> *iirii **tt" iliK li.un! inl in loo, at 2.080
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      1645 22 I»II> and ..Her prv-»s oltiruU}' listed tr>] buunnth in and rrpocivd to the Kuala L.uri|«j; Stork Ki, lungr ynt»TiU> »jth the number of sham :i...fcM sh..»r in hra, k»M.s in lots of 1 000 units unlms othrrwur tpeci(ir.! i mii MWI \MaMMU. \tr*m 1 1 (iMr 1 4IH
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        348 22 HONGKONG. Mon. Stock prices closed (inner in moderately active trading with banks leading the advance, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed 17.25 points up at 1.479.36, having reached 1.481.47 at the morning close. The market continued encouraged by the decision last Saturday not to raise local prime rates
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        324 22 SYDNEY, Mon. Uncertainty over the future of gold prices and subdued participaton by foreign buyers today led to a general downward drift of the Sydney Stock Exchange with exceptions being coal, uranium and a selection uf industrial and speculative issues, dealers said Despite a 10-cent rise by market leader
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        396 22 TOKYO, Mon. Share prices fell for the sixth consecutive day in thin trading, with the market average losing 9.73 to close at 7,089.19. dealers said. Volume shrank to 170 million shares as many investors held off in view of approaching endmonth position. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index ended at
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        150 22 t'HINKSK Praaarr Kxrkulf, Mlgnawe, am elaatai prleea per IN k« yertertey: Owl all: Bulk fob 1120 00 sell ere, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $130 00 sellers, new drum fob SIX 50 sellers Casra: Mixed (loose) ***** buyers. Pepper: Muntok while pepper fob Asta NLW MS
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        GOLD
        101 22 THE KILOBAR market for gold in Singapore yesterday opened at $42,610 and closed at $42,352 in quiet trading In the Far East, spot gold for London delivery opened at a high of C *****.50 634 and closed at U*****,630 close. With no significant news development, the market traded rather
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        41 22 Prl rkan New York 1« TOB 18 60B 19 00S 18 90S Zurich 18 GOB 18 MB 19 IDS 19 10S Na PH Singapore u 70B >• WB 19 10S 18 9(6 ClotuiK poc«s In US dollars a troy ouncr
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        36 22 j THE Straits tin price in Penang remained unchanged at M 52,100 per picul (equivalent to $34.72 per kilo) yesterday, on a total turnover of i 210 tonnes, up 30 tonnes from last Saturday's.
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        362 22 THE SINGAPORE market yesterday closed quiet with November One RSS buyers quoted at 294 00 cents per kilo, unchanged from last Friday's close, dealers said. Prices lost half a cent during the morning session after fluctuating narrowly in quiet trading, they said. The market rose fractionally in dull afternoon
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        36 22 CLOSING PRICES Rubber Oct 27 singa|£re? Nov: 294.00 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: Nov: 301.25 cents (up 0.75 cent) j f in: $2,100 (unchanged) (equivalent to $34.72 per kilo) (unchanged) Official offering: ,n >'nM I (up 30 tonnes)
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        85 22 V- V --K indSMR R prtcw ymlanimy ■AS Ma a u vsK M II u MRELB >MK' 1 u -«K I 'I u >MKI,P u 11 k I k .1 u Nanahf a urr..l Mlkl Hu rr. S,ll,r. |»UMl 249 Hi 2S1 SON uki p^kti 24«fi>> wp^Mi
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      Prices end on mixed note
      320 22 INVESTORS returned to the Singapore stork exchange In a letharjrlr mosd yesterday. Many were unwilling, to take the Initiative, preferring to take their cue from others. Trading, activity wan urnerallv dull and volume* wrre relatively low. This "walt-and^e*" attltide left share prices driftin* sideways for
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      Kuala Lumpur
      323 22 SECOND- and third-liners came in for some bullish attention at the Kuala I.nm pur stock market yesterday 10 close markedly higher in MUM trading. These lower-priced issues, which had been largely ignored during the recent run-up, finally attracted good buying support to advance steadily up while market favourites
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        380 22 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Oct 27: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for nrlmp namps' INTERBANK rales at 3.00 pm CyniliclM Nomcnsl ralM Smithtoniwi Pwcanlag* quoted yMtwday (crou)p«rlty Chang* Local dollar* to on* unit of fort-Inn (■urrrncy: US dollar 2 0828 2.0833 2.8196
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        47 22 RANGE <* prices ofterrd by ■Mini houan on Ort V Overnight 6'. to Call deposits 6 Cloaiaf Bajruf s,ll, D 3- month Treasury bills 7 6 3- month Bank bills 13 8/16 13 7/11 3monlhsCD 137/18 135/K months CD 13 3/14 131/11 SNm: sukui Utomat if i«
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        17 22 Closing i ngaporr <tol -hink u lrffrl '/Vermont 1 month 14 H H M 'a^rnijihi
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      27 22 I THE Average rate at which major Singapore- I banks are currently prepared to lend to thrlr bent I ru-stotnrrw Is I2.fi per cent.
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      Rising costs hit Cold Storage (M)
      410 23 PRE-TAX profits of Cold Storage Malaysia i which was publicly floated in July this year, appears to have dropped in the first six months of the current financial year. The Malaysian subsidiary oi -1 «'-hased Cold Storage Moldings rejK,. v<l unaudited l> relax profits
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      New developments at Hong Leong Credit
      294 23 MOM UtMi Credit has announced t»o new developments The first is the incorporation of a wholly-owned Hongkong subsidiary called Hong Leong Equities UK I ■w p-irposep -i rpose of undertak •nestments and portfoAeMmenLs in the island Incorporated on (Vt 3. the authorised share MX$5
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      Bandar Raya announces l-for-2 bonus issue
      297 23 KK7Y ,i,'\ eloper Ban i.ii RajM IVvelopments has announced a one-for-two bonus issue, confirming ruI inul.ilin^ the mar KtM (or the past several A! the same time the I ompan> us makn. rial issue of 14 76 million ordinary shares of $1 each to
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      Supreme's assets exceed $100 m
      851 23 SWIFT TAKEOFF INTO THE 80s Corporation's take-off into the 1980s, like its new k>go i which resembles the emblem of Superman) has heen characteristically swift and impressive The huge strides made fmn have propelled the group's total assets to more than $IQO million today compared
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      Takeover notice for rest of SBS
      214 23 Takeover notice for rest of SBS THE See Hoy Chan group has issued a notice of takeover for the remaining 68 per cent equity of Singapura Building Society. The offer price is $2.20 cash per share and the share will be acquired without any rights to the dividend to be
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      Kemayan Oil profits
      194 23 Kemayan Oil profits KEMAYAN Oil Palms has announced group profits before lax but after extraordinary items of $6 19 million for the year ended May 31, 1980. The company, however, gave no comparative figures for the previous year and there was also no mention of the nature of the extraordinary
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      592 23 W^ Fixed Deposits (Minimum S$10.000) 1-6 months 10%% pa. I 9 months 9 pa. I 12 months 9%%p.a I For rates on Ssloo,ooo and over, call *****15 ISavings Accounts B% paj Wardley Limited Wholly owned subsidiary of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation ACU Indicated Deposit Rates Term US$ C
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      628 23 fOur client, a properly developer based in Johor Baru. requires a Financial Controller to head its Accounting Department which will eventually implement a data processing system over which he will have responsibility. The suitable candidate should have at least 5 years working experience, 3 of which should have been in
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      275 24 Ik ''lk > ill <l^*' >f^ «PJE^f > d^^R rcJT W" mm/ MkSIW. **l VhHL^V f 0 m^ -m <• << 1 V m > > i <■• ■Hk^l^klklV^ >*"% -^li^l^klklt^ ■^^k^" I*^1 1 4-. JJkVI W mv*^* &9k% M ■&4^& 4^ w& 1 i***Bßato. f *i* kP'^ M *V
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      3747 25 t AT YOUB SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX k\ "3 >^ n r-N,aO r?"^" sT^is-: 1 r^ oono r nn c a h h aa s n e o?se ces MMItl Raittli. Rood a* S"- ?£Z .Vi^fMt^"^ ISJ^^SKStS PERSONAL 1 Upper Poyo Lebor Rood 900 om-I 00 p m So. Chorge,
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      1039 25 XK 46 Situations Vacant An aalabManad company I] raqutraa RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST a) Profession*! Ra*iwma*la: a PABX switchboard a Typing speed 35 to 40 AN EXPANDING SHIPPING Compa- a Minimum Ito 2 years exny whose vessels ply regularly to perlence Middle East is looking for a a Salary $400 vi M5O
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      269 26 lAa laal lAaI Taall "lpw, ITTJ I ITTJ I IlliJ I JTTJ I I IT 46 Situations Vacant I »> Secretsrlml Clerical CLERK /TYPIST iil.«il br ssl«*Ns»sH trading hrm at CHmi Swee ng speed 35-40 wpm Ability t<> ea shorthand preferable nl J4IIM per CatttirtTT AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY R General
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      1248 26 .a- .BJ lay *J ■>■ JB»lbbbl ENGWatEPxaM FIRM REQUIRES I Receptionist Typi.it GCE O I level Preferably credit In Eng- Hsh Please call ***** for an COLD STORAGE I interview TRADING PTE LTD establwhedekpatiiute 1 AIRCRAFT COMPANY r u < urgently require* GENERAL CLERK/ nmM o£Ne t CLEP*mrmT TVDICT Able
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      933 26 GOOOWOOO PRODUCTS PTE LTD —^BBBBBBj-ajl sbbbbbbbbbjßbbbbbl FEMALE GENERSAL CLERK fl| WM Au *M c Preferably with experience 1S- J J *.~^bb! a Must have knowledge ol ■•■^l »IT^ f-nglish L Chinese (several I—i^BßL-i-l*.MlI i^BBL-i-l*. M 1 ii w sb 4 Jail dialects would be advantageous) I^ZSZT"™ INTERESTING Please write In
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      1145 26 •bb^bj m Preetigiou* Health Club J l\ /I t- requires urgently invite, amiably quelmed c*ndi DCrCDTIDUICTC dates to apply lor the position of HtUtf l IUNI9 I 9 DIIDrUACIMC English education runV/nHOinu Minimum secondary 3 f^llß* c Previous experience in wVnn similar post an advanST ORE CLERK viu'st be prepared
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      1055 26 Basiasis^a^s^s^amaaMas^sMs^ WANTED A FEMALE Clerk to do general office work including typing and filing for a shipping gm^^m company Please apply with aTarJ passport size photograph non..J^ returnable and with all relevant details to S T Box A***** WANTED IMMEDIATELY LADY General Clerk Knowledge ol afafj typing, telex, import export
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      652 26 A TAILOR SHOP requires sales girls or salesmen Call personally at KG. 2nd Moor K.u bat Shop' ping Centre. Orchard Road A WELL ESTABLISHED flshlnsj tackle company requires a Jun- rk t.> .in dep stores Please write in »itl> qualifications and workinx experience a non-return. ill. photograph u> 47M. Blk
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      1190 27 SALES TRAINEES Situations Vacant Join our succeeehil sales aa^^^————^————^^^^^^^ team. t icellenl income sppsrtuwwin tow rti* C) MmltM I Our office product sells easily because of natural market de- mand and our effective sales plan You work during office MtNA«o coaaerocs hours only invites energetic female lo fill w y°"
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      1002 27 DMAUOMTSMAN with Rullding drafting NTC 3 I NtnUH* qualif.cstloni required by a /A\ I AURHA structural consulting engineer- e_-»_-> LMIfIDL/M I SuaSKNAHV OF LAMBDA Pteaee sand fu" resume snth Me- ELECTROWCS (USA) THE phone number to: WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTUNtR OF STANOARO J^S-Sn^Ttr. POW£P.S«--JiS Smgapora 071t Urgently requires I ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS
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      982 27 EaptofMMl lii I IT A prtnnnQ nrn* in Juf Of*Q rwjuHN MALE/FEMALE PRIMARY INDUSTRIES p-ihtimc operators ENTERPRISE PTE LTD s S'* ry 300 1 p E' v sn J' allowance v work in aircondi A iiiiiui... l». meet proresslno "oned comfort company hes en immadats MALE OFFSET Poet lor PRINTING
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      735 27 II CmpiOyfnQfH 111 A? LITJ| JB^k MUSTAD 1 M f^\ V Morw egien manufacturing *< ~_f_r company m Jurong re-K UWV quires: MALE/FEMALE. S M TACH.KOKMS)PTELTD 2 -«,u,,». f OPERATORS J UIIC/CCUII C e -tl«->ll8yrars MALC/rCMALC _c Training will be pro- jQ °SS P TT E OO R RR A
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      625 27 II EmployMMrt 111 _f I IT ■a___^k 1-3 LOOK WHAT WE HAVE% J For f~* PRODUCTION \V OPERATORS iORIOJVi In lapeneee m m _b^h_- electronics ||fn I mai»ufa«ur*% .1 AIM.,!:, 8« M J COTM sD_»W** t i i FOf I Reg*, tftcrama-t* ||l|fl SffT bdTVj JVC Electronics Ha. I" ;Q»
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      957 28 Lll CHlajHwyftMaM 111 I I.ItJ M Ml ASSISTANT LABORATORY TECHNICIAN iMUtral) act o' level 46 Situations Vacant with credit in Science experieace not required Application forms obtainable from SecreeaaaaaTßaaaaaaTßaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^Bßßl tary. Sl Andrew s Mission ili^pital Tanjong Pagar Road Tel *****53-4 c) Production assistant storekeeper rUMlrsa- Age 2\ to 26 f^pVaaaH
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      1155 28 FAR EASTERN CABLES ft SWITCHGEAR LTD jJra^SSSSI. I necessary Singapore 2MI Je You can chcose any 4 I j hours to work r^trt between! VaCanCy fOI": 2pm and n3O cm daily •5— i ODD-JOB I* Accommodation will cm pro} WORKER video lor Singaporeans j J staying a long distance awayj
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      1058 28 I. "~y •IB JAGOER MANUFACTURING BeOS. PTELTO 1005 Ten Boon Liat BMg Outram Roed gBJBJJW aaBBJJ Singapore OIK P^^eH requires urgently A) OFFICE BOY B) GENERAL WORKERS No experience necessary School earn aaaa eaaajjjt faam aaaa TILIT lyl P lyl for interview W W JAPANESE FIRM REQUIRES ex- requires perlenced
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      500 28 We ere a prominent, teal eipendtng Heavy industry specialised in Construction. Erection. Maintenance and Servicing of Chemical/Industrial Plant. Furnaces. Boilers. Oil Refineries. Maintenance 1 Repairs Ot Oil Rig. Oil Rigs Structures Manufacture of Dredging ptpee end pipes for water, oil. etc. Due lo e>paneion and to cope with increasing local
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      451 28 hfevsaaae-aapsn. C=*ZT > requires ENGINEERING A) Plant Operators Trade certificate from a Vocational Institute. At least 2 yean' experience in air-condition-ing and electrical engineering services. ENTERTAINMENT B) Junior Stage Technician At least Primary 6 education. Trade certificate from a Vocational Institute an advantage. Experience in handling sound system and lighting
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      723 28 II BF-Mkß^aaßaaßaa steaafeWfeW NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR SECURITY GUARDS Applicants should BOSaeu least a primary school education in an English stream 1 1 h preferably some related experiDutles include the safe-guarding and security of plant's premlws and properties Successful candidates will be required to work on 3 rotating shifts Salary will be
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      150 28 aaaaCJClieT-t»*a>»4a»CaH BBaaP"^'*YT^il^i^^S^^'^7"^ Signcratt Company has tha following vacancies: 1 ASSISTANT ARTIST 2. GENERAL CLERK $2.snos:i«i j SKILLED METAL SIGN FABRICATORS MCXII 4 SKILLED PLASTIC SIGN FABRICATORS S.uxi to s:i"i<i 5. DAILY RATEO LABOURERS MSB) Posts 1 A 2. write providing details ol working eiperience. present satPosts 3. 4 15 call
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      554 29 .E-p-y— ~Tfj|| 4t Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous TRADING BOYS reayared immediately No eaperience riacsssary »pol» «ij> m -*m UHOCNTLV REOUIREO EXPERIENCED Hail ll Urgently required by Advertising Company FEMALE F.A. ARTIST from Hali.iMKKllti Krhool wllh usual Apply arilh a lull resume, photograph (non returnable) stating salary experience and lalephona contact
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      680 29 WANTED IMMEDIATELY lltkers t Hlk WANTEO rMMEDIATELY OFFICE I WANTED ONE CHAUFFEUR I w linri flour lire lor intcrvle* with shell Station. Road is nu Singapore 2367 $240 per month WANTED STOREMEN BY i Mr II rsiaiiiisMrit hardware tradmi i .in p. l l: v eted Nat lonal Service Age
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      555 29 111 VeMdu Boats l l^. J ll' .if J *^1 /Crux aft "^^^|B f*"**«>__ k_2-_2mmmaa»sa>ai ■■■"■■"•Sat us today: N6 KEONG CAR TRADERS PTE. LTD. SHOWROOM 204 Geylang Road *****33 148 Balestier Road *****72 9 Kirn Keat Road *****54 Parts Service: 9-31 A. Kirn Keat Road *****83 OPEN ON SUNDAY Why
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      2970 29 111 Vehicles Boats M 111 Vehicles Boats 0--0 111 Vehicles Boats M v J ||T T I T— T NOV 1*74. TOYOTA I Aircond condition til NO a■■ o Details OCTOBER 1974 TOYOTA ***** Highest offer l'AUh OCT. 1979 TOYOT* Complete with condltioi King ONE OWNER 1975 i. i CeltC
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      296 29 EXCELLENT CONOITION. 1»7: FOR A DOWN FOR THE BEST ir Pt ill.- Te JUNE 1973 CITROEN JUNE 1973 MORRIS Minn: PARI JUNE 75 SUB»x, IPARF LATE 1973. TRIUMPH 1 Mloimli [IB I. 1 Amount niainium SOX C 2 *****1 1 10 lines > O 818 8fh»l; PeoptesParkCemre MID 197? OAIH4TSU
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      639 30 "I r~v 55 Vehicles For Sale m) Others TOU CAN AFFORD a car on hi purchase terms from Hong Leong finance Moderate interest rate Repayment up lo 2 years Immediate approval Telephone *****33 Permit No 2IH °°.^g^^| P IMOCC SCRAP.. ir for ..clewiu, No 91 $6,900 Ink ■MM 1970 MORRIS
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      880 30 LATE 1972 VOLKSWAOCN KoSSjM I Petrol I l'assen»er Van Road tux Insurance till Drccnitier Ist overhiuled 1 oatlnsj 111 very good condition With sports rims selling V 400 intact *****3 197*. VOLKSWAGEN VAN. Carry passengers and lv very good condition Selling $1.5U00n0 (.'*****8352.U 1974 DATSUN LORRY S feet with IU
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      656 30 1 1 IV Accomntodatron A Properties M NexttoYioChuKang Shopping Centre Built-in area over 2000 sq. ft. Garden area over 4000 sq (t Luxurious fittings. Freehold land. Book Now! INSTALMENTS AVAILABLE -PROMPT DELIVERY. For 9nqwnes *n<7 bookings Thomson Hill Ltd IVh Pl> Fsr East Shopping Centre. Orchard Rd Smg^poreo923 Tel *****11
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      222 33 MR. LEE PHENC LEONG (LEE KEONG) would lik* lo express their imctrt thanks to tlw Doctors and nurses of Ward 24, S.G.H.. R*v. Chiang and Rev. Mask tor conducting the night and funeral services and to all their friends, relatives and colleagues for their kind
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      644 35 Salazar, Grete set marks in NY Marathon ■di:iki;a Perrier NKW YORK. Mon Cuban-bom Alberto Salazar. a student at the University of Oregon, won the New York City Marathon in a record 2 hr. 9 min 41 sec in his first race over the distance here yesterday. Norway's Crete Waitz
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      498 35 BRIGHTON. Mon. American Chris Evert l.loyd strengthened her i hances of being the world's No. 1 women's tennis player with a thrilling 6-4, 5-7. 6-3 victory over arch-rival Martina Navratilova in the singles final of the Brighton indoor tournament nere yesterday. Martina. born in
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      569 35 BRIEFS NKW DXI.HI. Mon Indian l*nme Minister Indira QBMaV yesterday apologised to par tuipanls of the Himalayan motor rally, which w.i.s cut short after demonstrators had Mrs Gandhi, who was |Ma| away prizes tc the winners told the drivers their experierxv would help
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      245 35 BRISBANE, Mon. Australia's cricket captain Greg ChappeU said here yesterday that India have a powerful batting line-up and the forthcoming series between the two countries should be interesting. ChappeU said this after the 16 Indian tourists, led by Sunil Gavaskar. 31, were announced
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      119 35 HI X SOS A IRKS, Mon. Virtor (ialindrz, the World Bating Association light-heavyweight champion from 1974 to Uat year, was killed by a race car that span •at of control and crashed Into him as he was leaving his disabled vehicle here yesterday. (ialindes's co-pilot in the race,
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      Lock icon League bosses ask for Sunday games
      299 36 SOLIHULL, Mon. Eng- i land's Football League chairmen me; here in Bir- j mingham yesterday and de- I cided to press for the right to stage matches on Sundays in an attempt to attract family audiences. The other main proposals, which emerged from the
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      402 36 PARIS, Mon. The Republic of Ireland football team flew in here yesterday evening determined to rub out the memory of their World Cup defeat to France four years ago. France beat the Irish 20 at the Pare des Princes Stadium in
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      New tummers pull off another coup
      284 36  -  EPSOM JEEP EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Taking a cue from the original turnmers (big plungers, who manipulate the odds on the tote) a new betting syndicate broueht off a neat little Drougnt on a neat intie coup in a five-horse race here
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      Kirrama product Sichi shows top-class promise
      490 36 Kirrama product Sichi shows top-class promise KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Kirrama, a stallion, is generally regarded in New Zealand as one of the better-known producers of good stayers. One of his sons, Vaaron, proved it with victories in the Singapore and Perak Derbys over 2,400 metres I this season. Now another
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      65 36 PARIS, Mon. Gold River, owned by perfume millionaire Jacques Wertheimer and rid den by Freddy Head, scored a brillant victory in the 300.00^ franc (U*****,600) Group Or.r Prix Royal-Oak on the (fcaml day of the racing season at Longchamp yesterua. Monsieur Marcel, ridden by George Doleuze, took
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      315 36 How the beaten favourites fared Saturday ((rt«d) I 1 RACE 1: DWelaad Berk (SID drifted eat seen a ler paaalßs, the Mt-metrr mark, rle made a beld bid la the cleatac stages, bat Pah la- waa ft was geiag toe well i far aim. The rider ef Dbdelaad Reek pretested
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      473 36 DOUALA, Mon. Bendel Insurance soccer Club, of Nigeria, and Canon, of Cameroun, drew 0-0 in their first leg African champion clubs Cup semifinal here in Cameroun yesterday. Results of First Division matches in Europe: BelgUa: Beerschot 0 lookeren 2, Winterslag 3 Waregem 1, RWD Molenbeek 3 Waterschei 2.
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      BUKIT TIMAH PRO-AM WEIGHTS
      914 36 WEIGHTS (or this wt*k- 5 ends pro-am meeting at 5 Bukli Timah: SATUNOAV Clsss 1 Oh. 2 1.400 m SMartigny 57 0 0 2 Humble Beginning 56 5 5 i Conmtnttan 55 0i 9It^TooGoo? B.O 0 6 Mannerism 54 5■ 0 UAceo(Ac« 54 5 3 It's
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      JUNIE SWIMS WITH THE BEST
      339 37  -  GLYN MAY By BRISBANE, Mon. Singapore Sportswoman of the Year Junie Sng Poh Leng is keeping good company in Australia four of the best women swimmers in the world. Junie, 16, who came to Australia with her parents and sister five months ago to train
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      367 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE Singapore Squash on a collision course wi terparts on the dates t squash championships in Singapore and Malaysia will be co-hosting the tournament, having suci cssfully bid for it at the International Squash Km kets Association general meeting in London
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      A first in Dufour Class sailing
      145 37  - A first in Dufour Class sailing PETER SIOW By FOR the first time, the Dufour Class board sailing championship will be held in Singapore, off the East Coast Sailing Centre, on Nov. 22 and 23. The competition will be divided into two classes below 70 kilogrammes and over 70 kg
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      Another course for under-15s
      144 37 Another course for under- 15s UK Kl.vtiolux Sailing «ho.)l will launch their eoond beginners count or under lf». noxt month ii the Kast Coaal l-agon. I'KTKK SIOW The course <*• 11 Mtadrie ,Ith the school holidays M to tnnctm many tudents as possible Another incentive is hat the course will
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      250 37 Junie's father, Sng Cheng Kiat, formerly an art lecturer at the Singapore Institute of Education, decided to bring the family to Australia so that Junie could further her education and undergo intensive training. Sng hopes to study fine arts and history at the University of Oueensland,
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      Burgess pleased with his squad in MRU meet
      231 38 mom |h|l r Form in v iho Malaysian Rugby r Union Magnolia Cup final f (in Sunday would have t n I hints! for Singa- t in Hughy rtiam v pionahifN in Taiwan, na- a tonal coach John Bui liiml with his
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      273 38  -  WILFRED YEO By YAP AND LEE GIVEN MANDATE SINGAPORE are likely to host the world amateur billiards and snooker championships in 1985 when the International Billiards and Snooker Federation celebrate their 150 th anniversary. This was disclosed yesterday by Singapore Billiards and Snooker Council patron
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      Singaporean strikes gold in Britain
      406 38  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By ARE Singaporeans inferior when it comes to sport? The answer to that, according to sports officials and the athletes themselves, more often than not, is yes. But they qualify that statement by saying that Singapore's athletes are not physically inferior, but
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      Lock icon Losing start for Loo and Lau
      504 38 LAUNCESTON, Mon. Singapore's Loo Yap Long ami Lav Wene Yew were beaten in their first round-robin matches at the world amateur snooker championship here today. Loo, Singapore's national champion, went down 88-18, 67-28, 23-86, 58-39, 7718 to Malta's Grech and Lav was beaten 15-76,
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      SAWLF look for consistent lifter
      185 38  -  PATRICK BASTIANS !l THE Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation are searching for a consistent lifter to strike gold at the Commonwealth weihtlifting championships in Auckland next Jan. 25-28. Singapore sfea t h c rweight, Chua Koon Siong, South-east Asia Games gold medallist and recently placed fourth
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      408 38 JAKARTA, Mon. Belgium's veteran Louis Wildemeersch took an early lead in the opening round of the 1980 bowling World Cup here today, firing an eight-game total of Breathing hard down the 47-year-old Belgian's neck was 1976 world champion Paeng Nepomuceno, of the Philippines. The
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      Stars may shine at Kallang
      181 38 THE K>lluk All-star i j bawling rhampiotiMhipH tiwm Nov. M-Dec. lat the KaUang Bowl may have several World Cap rhampioa» and eompetl- ton asthe main atfracUoo, reports WILFRED YE6 Kallanc manacer VietorTha*nT«aid yesterday that Tony Sam, one of the tournament's officials, harione to World Cnn
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      Rae to conduct referees' clinic
      190 38  -  PETER SIOW By ALLEN RAE, a member of FIBA's (the sport s governing body) technical committee for the last four years, will fly into Singapore today to conduct the Asian basketball referees' clinic, starting tomorrow at the National Stadium theatrette. The 48-year-old Canadian's duty is
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      21 38 THK Singapore Armed Forces flwi >hll' Association •111 holil thi-ir inaugural table tennis invitation championship on Saturday in Toa Payoh
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      18 38 THK intra-prison table lennu team championship will b« hel.i on Monday ai the Prisons on Crescent
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      Lock icon Burmese put dent in South Korean hopes
      345 39 S. KOREA 1 BURMA 1 MALAYSIA 2 KUWAIT 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. South Koreas chances of qualifying for the finals of the Merdeka MK-coi tournament took a turn for the worse tonight when they were held to a draw by underdogs Burma at
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      Low joins national badminton team
      323 39  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By LOW HAI SWEE, Singapore's youngest badminton sensation, who stretched Malaysia's Thomas Cup star, Saw Swee Loong. to three games in the recent Vonex circuit, has signed up with the national squad. Low, 18, a product of the Fraser and Neave Training Scheme
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      Taiwan Über Cup offer for Ong
      339 39 Taiwan Über Cup offer for Ong ONG POH LIM, Singapore's former world badminton wizard, has been given an offer to coach Taiwan's Über Cup team, who are due to play Wales in their opening match next month, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. The offer was made by C. Y. Wong, the president
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      Lock icon Ivana to replace Verawaty
      117 39 Ivana to replace Verawaty JAKARTA, Mon. Verawaty Wihario, the world's women singles badminton champion from Indonesia will not take part in the qualifying rounds of the Australian Zone, though she will play in the doubles team, the Indonesian Badminton Federation announced here in Indonesia yesterday. Team manager Tahir Djide said
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      74 39 Games to cost more, says Minister NEW DELHI. Mon Indian Civil Supplies HUM V.C Shukla -h.urm.in of the °rga msing committee of the ISC Asian Games to be held here. totta> ik'nu-d allegations that hum 1 sums were being spent on the tiames without purpose He told reporters at Indore.
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      40 39 Bl'KrT Paniang edjjed out Moulmein 2 1 in the inter -constituency volleyball tournament at the Gay World Stadium las! night Other results: Kirn Senn 2 L'lu Pandan 0. Tampines 2 Seransoon Garden 0 Ovlans East 2 Radin Mas
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      306 39  -  JOE DORAI By HASLI IBRAHIM, I Singapore's aggressive right-back, is out of the Republic's soccer squad for King's Cup competition in Bangkok from Nov. 15-Dec.3. Hash is unable to make I the trip now that he has been promoted at work. He is
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      33 39 Engineering out FLEET Operations A bea Engineering Workshop A 5-2 ir the SIA Group Division C)n» knock-out soccer competitiot at Farrer Park yesterday Other result Division 3: Aircraft Interioi 3 Commercial Purchasing 0.
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      39 39 EIGHTY soccer enthuasiasls yesterday began a twomonth referees course conducted by the Football Association o( Singapore at Christ' hurch School The budding referees will have he undergo *T'.ten. oral and practical tests hefore they can qualify
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      241 39 Kiwis want rain to 'wet their appetite KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. After their shock 3-0 defeat at the hands of Morocco last night. New Zealand are keeping their fingers crossed that it would rain heavily tomorrow when they play Thailand in their Merdeka soccer match. "The heat here is unbearable and.
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    344 40  - Grief and joy as HK slams door on illegal migrants JUDY WALKER Our Hongkong reporter HoNCKONC. Mon. The door dosed gently, not with a slam, when time ran out for illegal immigrants at midnight yes terday. and Hongkong w.is left counting the nm-s who did not turn up rather than
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    29 40 DACCA, Mon. Indian border guards killed three Bangladeshis and seized 50 boats in a clash along the northern border of Bangladesh, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said. UPI
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    262 40 SIHANOUK: I DON'T WANT TO GET INVOLVED BEIJING, Mon PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk today refused to associate himself with any plan devised by China and the Aseaa countries to settle the kitmpurhean problem. The former kampuchean Head of State was speaking before Thai Prime Minister General Prem Tinsulanonda arrived here to
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    76 40 ROTTERDAM. Mon Fifteen Filipino crew members of the 240.0H) tonne West German supertanker Schleswig Hoistein went on strike here today in support of a pay claim. The International Transport Workers Federation said they were getting only 500 guilders (about SSSOO) a month as against the official
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    65 40 BKIKIIT, Mon. The Palestine Liberation Organisation claimed responsibility for three bomb attacks in Israel which caused heavy damage and injured several people, tne Palestine news agency. Wafa. said yesterday A military spokesman (or the PLO's high command was quoted by Wafa as saying three commando
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    30 40 CAPE TOWN. Mon Three people, two of them young boys, were killed during clashes between police ana black demonstrators in townships near Cape Town, police said today Reuter
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    45 40 SEOUL, Mon The fifth Asian regional conference of the International Drug En forcetnent Association (Idea) began here today with more than 100 delegates from 14 nations. including Singapore, taking part The four-day conference will discuss a wide range of narcotics problems Reuter
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    38 40 NEW YORK. Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 3!» 10 940 10 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. Declining issues outnumbered gainers about 3-to-2 AP
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    257 40 PENANG, Monday MALAYSIA and Thailand are to resume joint military operations against communist guerillas along their common border, a Malaysian Armed Forces spokesman said here today. The Regional Border Committee, which comprises top military and police officials of the two countries, will discuss
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    80 40 CREW OF STORE SHIP SAVED TOKYO, Mon. North Korea rescued all the crew of an 8. 500- tonne Singapore-registered ship, the Hwaho, in the Yellow Sea last Saturday when it was wrecked after hitting a rock in a violent storm, the (North) Korean Central news agency said today. The agency,
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        437 1  -  Lin Shan l!_ :z:=:_:z: By This pragrmmme will be braadrast aver the KnglLsh Service of Singapore BroadcAstlag C»rporation tonight at 1.45 p.m. and the earning Sunday at 9 a.m. Lnim 44 «f this series will be repeated on Thursday at 1.45 p.m. aver FM stereo. Lesson 58:
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        748 1  -  LIM LAY LING By PULAU Ketam, or the Island of Crabs, is off the coast of Selangor in West Malaysia. To reach the island, one has to take a 80-minute ride by ferry from Port Klang. The island is formed by the accumulation of silt and mud
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        81 1 THE illustrated word is pronounced xl, meaning thin or fineor careful. It has been reduced to only eight strokes from its regular form, in brackets, of I H^^^^KB _kXsljL__Kfl Here are some common combinations of the word: x;bao Cell 'W I1 xNijie details £m AX •W I*l boctena,
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        78 1 Taken for a ride i It's not every day that yon get a date with Miss Universe. Bat our reporter, John de Sonia, seems to have taken everything In his stride as yon will see on Centrespread Pages 4,5 It's not in the script It's the torn of the producers,
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      1051 2 PICK of the DAY SBCS A POLITICAL documentary replaces the Lifeline episode tonight IivmIm (Ch 5. 10.35 p.m.) is a factual psycho-drama which sets out to recreate the events immediately following the invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Warsaw Pact armies on Aug 20, 1968. Based on an eye-wit-ness account by
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        263 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 where thal m e house 1 Trite saying, very cutting (7) with youth at home (7,3.3.2) S These two brutes were a cover 6 Cattleman to intimidate pugilor the Prince and Polns (7) list? (3-7) 9 Copy 21, heated inside at the 7 Left without
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        85 2 TALK ON INVESTMENT FOR SECURITY AND GROWTH in English) by Mr David Yap at the Marine Parade Branch Library at 7.30 p.m. LIU SAN JIE Ml si CAL organised by the National Theatre Trust at the National Theatre at 8.30 p.m. The show will be repeated for the next four
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        1064 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Young 7 00 Cuttural °"n And The Restless 7.05 Wanrta (Malay) 3.25 Just For You Palace of Joy (r) 7 30 .(Malay) 4.15 Diary of Events English 75 J ale in T lv r 0 (6th Q uarter 4.30
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        Reviewing the reviews
        770 3  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN Last week, local theatregoers told us what they felt about the English plays in the recent Drama Festival. Today, it's the turn of some of the producers, players and directors, in this second part of a series of "postmortem" interviews conducted by haadrsa IJagain. who
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        Fine acting and funny writing
        1068 3  -  ANDREW LESLIE Eightsome Reel London Shakespeare Group DBS Auditorium, Oct 26 Reviewed by THE task of presenting six extract;, from different comedies in the course of two and a half hours is a daunting one for any company. The risks of leaving the audience with
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        453 4  - Holiday clothe Lothes JOHN DE SOUZA By HOLIDAY time is always take-it-easy time, whether you hop across the Pacific to Hawaii or just cross the PSA wharves to Sentosa. So dreaming and lazing on sunny, white beaches or swimming in clear, aquamarine seas doesn't mean having to lug trunkfuls of
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        Lock icon Looking ahead to 1981 trends
        1210 4 Once again that of the year is here when we see a flurry of activity in the fashion capitals of the world. And yet once again, we hold our bated breath waiting for directions from the demi-gods in Milan and Paris. Is the battle of
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        Shocking Schiaparelli
        165 5 I SCHIAPARELLI, famous for her shocking pink, is presenting a surprisingly sedate collection for 1981; vibrant primary reds, yellows and blues, and cool white and grey silk combinations that reach below the knee, departing from the basic trend of shoit, short, short. The look is basically classic and
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        Thank you, for a lovely time
        1310 5 How often do you meet a beauty queen face to face? And if by some fortunate chance you do, what do you say to her? JOHN DE SOUZA managed to do one better than meeting Miss Universe. He dated her. What's she like? Where
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        166 5 Winterwieat Fresh, warm, confident colors /for a spirited new kind of beauty. It's a whole new beauty season, and you're ready to face it in style. Your smart new clothes are the best of the classics. Your confident new beauty is Winter Wheat from Germaine Monteil: shades of Peppercorn. Pewter
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        135 5 Footnotes to healthy feet The first tell-tale sign indicating Athlete's Foot is severe itching between the toes. Skin then usually becomes white, scaly or <T*! r cracked. Use Scholl Athlete's M Foot Liquid which combats infection fast and effectively. PtaM«4Br ***r* There's also Athletes Ftxx Mttol*rbat Powder which relieves /l
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        259 6 ACT FEW LAO I DAYS A wri\/\. (*****14) 5 SHOWS ■Si I EjIRJXMi 11 »m, 145, 4 00, 645 4 9.1a ■■l^'^^fiaV >^17aaAaVB#N I l^( Q JMcCLURETURKEL a I <?- Bkin morrow y United Artists ■Romance, action, music and dancing make" Urtan Cowboy' a treat big as Texas itself. B
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        757 6 /^y^^i -1 iimiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiii Chank^(fm i KILLER E^^ OKNS TOMOMNOWt "Th. SPOOKY BUNCH" Cjn| KALLANG SUBHV MOBBY! MURRyi _1 r I— N- r TOOAYMIJO.4-00,7.t.J0pm The Board of Directors of ISil^yOi [FA\E OUfENSTOWN PALACf FAG South East Asia Re Ltd sS§3& BRUC! 11l Maj or- CHUCK NOMrS 'Mb WOitlO MM II CHAMPION
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        422 6 UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF Q THE HONOURABLE MINISTER FOR LABOUR O AND MP FOR TELOK AVER O MR. ONG PANG BOON THE ST. NICHOLAS GIRLS SCHOOL Presents X CHARITY FILM PREMIERE THE ST. NICHOLAS GIRLS' SCHOOL 1 3 ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION 0 ODEON: TOMORROW at 9.15pm S Sponsored by TAT
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      594 7 Four men in a balloon all set to float across the Pacific from Tokyo to California so the age of adventure hasn't yet died. MARIE-FRANCE ROUZE in TOKYO finds out what preparations are being made for this two-million Singapore dollar venture. FOUR men
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      916 7 All the British bastions seem to be crumbling. First The Times, and now this the Cunard cruisers knuckling under to the pressures of economy. But British seamen are certainly not taking it sitting dowr ALLAN BARKER reports from LONDON. THE Cunard Line is
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      Japan's 'great levitation race'
      1113 8 Japan's 'great levitation race JAPAN Airlines (JAL) claims it's winning the "iTrpat Ipvitatirm rare" aSfnst iiSSJ^ta against Japanese National Railways (JNR). Both Japan's national carriers are in the advanoed stages of developing "trains" which float above guiderails and travel at high speeds, Ttese vehicles of the fulure r'se by magnetic
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        490 8 HELENA RUBINSTEIN Bag this Eieauty from Helena Rubinstein Deauty Of a Clutch bag Frw Demonstration and Consultation •rttfl ttie luxurious feel and ICOk Of hosted by HR Beauty Consultants at suede is yours for only $5.50 (value $40) GREAT EASTERN COSMETICS CO Wtt every purcnase Of any 2 HR 133
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        147 8 GROW w I h^s kvvtpw>v*> o* I (M^K* <i w\c<. I v^aA 6i«?ouJ I I vuAywt?iUe WWt p**£aM(. Grace Hong, yiudent 1 WISH TO SUBSCRIBE TO GROW FOR A YEAR (1981) for $12 only. NAME ADDRESS SINGAPORE Send me the English/C'hinese/Malay edition (cross out the editions you do NOT want).
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