The Straits Times, 6 November 1980

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    17 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER f, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    Lock icon REAGAN'S LANDSLIDE SURPRISE
    1159 1 REAGAN'S LANDSLIDE SURPRISE Carter is soundly defeated I AM not frightened by what m lies ahead and I dnt believe the American people are frightened by what lies ahead. Together, we are going to do what has to be done. We're going to pot* America back to work again. Ronald
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    Lock icon Why Carter lost — by Moscow
    675 1 Why Carter lost by Moscow SZ^^L^u MOSCOW, Wednesday MOSCOW Radio said today that Jimmy Carter had lost the US presidential election because of public displeasure with his economic policies and his "hostile course" towards the Soviet Union. The comment, the first on the outcome of the vot- ing, came in
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    Congrats note to Reagan from PM
    165 1 Congrats note to Reagan from PM THE Prime Minister, Mr Lee Ksaa Yew, yeo-:-«d»y seat toe following <*_£ratoJ»tory meo■oge addressed to "Dear Preatdeat-t'.w* Beojma": "Yumr •verwheimlag victory reflects o deep yrarslag ameagst America— far a strong, eooshrtent sad prartlcaJ PresMcat. '•Year p— ttlsa ea critical Ismm at w«rM dmm ami
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    Cheap climb
    48 1 LONDON. W«d. Aa<*■*}tioa to try ud rmqnr MaMßt Everest on Dec 1 without TjrfM or Sherpa guides Leader Alan Rouse said tim w to we mjtuat* They plan to have only two camps daring the aaecat. which it costing a total of CIS. OOO .sjufco. -ap
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    Snobbery: ACS gets clean bill of health
    439 1  - Snobbery: ACS gets clean bill of health JUNE TAN By SNOBBERY has gone out of fashion in the Anglo-Chinese schools here and this is beginning to pay dividends. The Education Ministry is satisfied that the AngloChinese schools have done a good Job In fighting snobbery, and so has given the
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    Lee sends greetings to Hindus
    149 1 MR LEE KUAN YEW In his Deepavali message says without tolerance of different religions and cultures, a multiracial society is perpetually trapped in strife. He greets all Hindus in the spirit of the Festival of Lights which celebrates the triumph of enlightenment and harmony over
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    Lock icon Suicide at varsity
    52 1 BEIJING. Wed. A South Yemeni engineering student named Adam Nasser and his Chinese girlfriend commited suicide yesterday at Beijing's Qinghua University, informed sources here said today. Friend* of the couple were unable to give the uaaoas far the double suicide as they were very fond of each
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    Happy Deepavali
    24 1 THE Straits Times wishes its Hindu readers a Happy Deepavali. There will be no New Nation today. Publication will be resumed tomorrow.
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    Last candidate in PAP line-up
    81 1 THE People's Action Party yesterday introduced its 18th and last new candidate for the coming general election. Mr Gob Chok Tong, chairman of the party s general election committee, confirmed at a press conference that Dr Yeo Ning Hong, a chemist, would be the last
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    Pilots' wage dispute for lAC
    529 1  - Pilots' wage dispute for lAC JANIE KHOO By THE wage dispute between Singapore Airlines and its pilots was referred yesterday to the Industrial Arbitration Court by the Labour Ministry, after it was informed by the airline that two more flights had been delayed on Tuesday night by pilots' action. The
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    Now SIA hits out at pilots
    857 1 SINGAPORE AIRLINES yesterday broke its silence and came out in the open to accuse its pilots of initiating and continuing an illegal work-to-rule to back their claims for more pay. A five-page statement said the airline assumed that the industrial action had definitely ended,
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    LATEST SOVIET OFFER
    42 1 LATEST SOVIET OFFER MOSCOW, Wed. TV- efllelal Sarlet aewa ageaey Tact, naamnatlsi m the ■aw pelltteal llae-aa is Waaalagtee, saM today that Basste ra ready tor a a«rratrhwttea et raUOeaa wtta the 18 m the haste el peaeefal cwexMeaee. SKK THIS PAGE
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      136 1 40 page* today PROBE ON $15 m FORGED SHARE CERT CLAIM Page 32 INDIRA as next President to tighten rule? 4 EEC plugs loophole In ruling on imports of Asean textiles I LLOYD'S votes to shake up the insurance market FULL day school to spell end for tuition? TWO incidents
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
    • US ELECTIONS 1
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        Lock icon Ex-PoW gets elected as senator
        104 2 Ex-PoW gets elected as senator BIRMINGHAM (Alabama), Wea. Farmer Vletaam priaeaer at war Jereeaiah Deatea gave Alabama its first Repaati eaa IS seaatar la I*l years last sight aa he aarrewly aUtoSd Deaaeerat JlmFaiaam Jr. Mr Deataa, K. was unprlssaea hi NertaVMaaai lar sssre thaa eevea years. With M par
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        Lock icon Republicans gain Senate control after 26 years
        505 2 WASHINGTON, Wednesday REPUBLICANS gained control of the Senate for the first time in 26 years yesterday in a political steamroller that ended the careers of prominent liberals from coast to coast, but the Democrats easily retained control of the House of Representatives. The
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        In other words...
        171 2 In other words... OUTGOING First Mother, Miss Lillian like all good mothers had her son Jimmy's future all mapped out: If Jimmy lost, I Jut want him to ge back ta Plains te cat the grass •■4 clean op the garden. Mr Reagan used to be known by the nickname
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        Lock icon US PRESIDENTIAL RACE
        454 2 WHEN Ronald Reagan, 69, takes the oath of office next January, he will be the oldest man ever to be inaugurated President of the United States. Mr Reagan, born on Feb 6, 1911, will turn 70 just 17 days after entering office. JIMMY Carter becomes the first
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        Demand for dollar and gold goes up
        366 2 LONDON, Wad, THE dollar rose sharply but many people moved to buy gold today as world markets registered their first reaction to Ronald Reagan's sweeping victory in the American presidential election. The dollar was boosted by feelings in the market that Mr Reagan's
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        The possible line -up
        350 2 A POSSIBLE Uae-ap la the buiiitataWnbi: STATE Farmer Treasiry Secretary Gearf* Stalta, wha haa galaed lattrasttiaal experleaee aa praMeat at the Becatel Grasp. Aa eat■Me pwltaUty, Seaatar Heary Jaeksae, waaU take aame penaaiUac. Dr Heary Kl— lsgerT Mare likely ie be ea call r*r special aaslgajnests.
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        Changes in policy that will affect the world
        815 2  -  JOHN K. EDWARDS: START OF A NEW RELATIONSHIP By our Washington reporter WASHINGTON. Wed. Ronald Reagan's unexpectedly sweeping victory will mean a change of American foreign and economic policy with profound implications for the world. It means an end to nuclear weapon
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      203 2 Slim and sophisticated. SsfcL Feminine fashion by Del Costa at nSK Singapore Shui Hing. rsT Del Costa. SophisUcated chic that's Ideal for young executives or for cocktail wear. On the left, an elegant Jersey dress with tucks and 00^~ soft pleats at the shoulders and an overlap plunge front. In
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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        The voice of the victor
        310 3 THANK y»i, thaak W y*a very maea. Here we are. Y*a kaaw, we are all here M m 4 h k act. He was here bat they kurt taak aim alt *ta«e. It'g way part his bedtime. Let me Just say first of all tab
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        The voice of the defeated
        145 3 I PROMISED you I 9> four years ago that I would never lie to you, so I can't stand here and say it doesn't hurt. The people of the United States have made their choice, and of course I accept their decision, but I have
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        67 3 In other words AFTEB the cclttf tt»— etaf the hang* vent. It wnM be pieaaMt to thlak that everykadv w*«M mi elaae rmaks aad get *o wttk the BaUan'i touAwtm Bat tke mU tkiiig abaat thin electtm U that It haa Mt rlarUled the Mtdaa's problems, but d«epeaea then; Mt
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        Reagan sweep
        34 3 POPULAR VOTE PERCENTAGE I 41,139,728 51 469 CJUITq: 33,248,708 41 45 ANDERSON: 5,304,944 7 0 REAGAN HAS WON 42 STATES CARTER HAS I 1. 1 1. ifW IMV.IU Mill ii 1 a
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      Lock icon Indira as next President to tighten rule?
      310 4 NEW DELHI, Wed. Should Prime Minister Indira Gandhi become the President of India Some of her supporters, who say her hands are tied by the parliamentary system, want India to switch to a presidential form of government. But opposition parties, which Mrs Gandhi
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      Lock icon 'Russians woo Iran by supplying it with arms via third nations'
      375 4 'Russians woo Iran by supplying it with arms via third nations' WASHINGTON, W«d. THE Soviet Union has apparently been discreetly supplying arms to Iran through indirect channels. United States military sources said yesterday. As the Gulf war entered its seventh week, sources in US intelligence circles said that an airlift
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      Lock icon Betty's fury
      25 4 MANILA, Wed. Typhoon Betty buffeted agricultural provinces In the northern Philippines today, leaving 43.006 people homeless, initial reports from relief workers «aWL -UPI.
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      Lock icon Bomb suspect and the explosive 'evidence'
      74 4 NEW York-based Flilpina bombing suspect Doris Baffrey pointing to the cans containing explosives which she allegedly smuggled Into Manila last month from the Unted States. The explosive devices concealed inside the cans are shown in the lower photos which were released by the Philippine
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      Lock icon Indonesia to export more LNG to Japan
      268 4 Indonesia to export more LNG to Japan JAKARTA, Wed. Ini donesia, pleased with a US$5OO million (SSI billion) loan offered by Japan for energy development, has agreed to export three million tonnes more of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Japan annually. The agreement was reached in talks between Japanese Minister
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      Lock icon Tokyo to go ahead with export of technology
      348 4 Tokyo to go ahead with export of technology TOKYO, Wednesday JAPAN will carry out its plans to become a 1 major exporter of high technology despite knowing that this will intensify trade friction with the US and western Europe. Electronics industry sources, however, said they hoped for as little conflict
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      Lock icon Beijing boy who thought Shanghai was foreign
      108 4 BEIJING, Wed. One primary school pupil here didn't even know that Shanghai was a Chinese city. Cases like this have prompted city officials to revamp primary education, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. "When his father went there on a business trip,
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      Lock icon Tax losses
      46 6 ROME, Wed. The amount lost by the government through the Venetian oil taxfraud scandal amounted to an estimated 450,000 million lire (S»l billion), far less than the two trillion lire figure widely reported in the Italian press. Finance Minister Franco Heviglio said yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Union hits at loyalty pledge
      186 6 Union hits at loyalty pledge WARSAW, Wed. PoUnds free trade union, Solidarity, has formally lodged a Supreme Court appeal against a procommunist pledge imposed on it and has announced plans for a series of strikes if the appeal fails. The union, which has a membership of 10 million workers, is
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      Lock icon CROWN GOES TO LORNA
      54 6 CROWN GOES TO LORNA MISS Lorna Marlene Chavei from Cawto Rica smiling and waving moments after she was crowned Miss International in Tokyo Ml Tuesday. She is 21 years old. Miss Charkna Ann Ewlng, 11, of the United States was placed second followed by Mlsa Maria Agnstina Garcia Alcalde, 18,
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      Lock icon Healey-Foot fight for leadership
      172 6 LONDON, Wed. The battle for the leadership of the opposition Labour Party was reduced yesterday to a straight fight between former Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey and deputy party leader Michael Foot after Mr Healey failed to win a clear majority. A second ballot is
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      Lock icon Lloyd's votes to shake up the insurance mart
      459 6 New Bill to stop mammoth losses LONDON, W«d THE rich men who make the rules at Lloyd's of London trooped into a concert half yesterday and voted to shake up the world's most exclusive insurance market. Worried by a series of multi-million
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      Lock icon HK's bad name with Asian tourists
      763 8  -  TED CHAN By in Hongkong SALES peepk are sarly aad pushy, the people are Impolite aad petty thieves thrive aa tea many corners. That to the eplatoa ef mare thaa haM af the tourists whs visit Heagkeag, leag-regarded aa a "avast" stop far toaristo
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      Stronger ties between Asean and the EEC
      1480 8 6Asean is not enamoured of Pol Pot. Asean has never, before his toppling or after, argued that he ran a good government. On the other hand, Vietnam, the Soviet Union and its satellites, opposed a United Nations move, initiated by Britain, to condemn
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    Islandwide Case drive to cut the energy bill
    244 9 THE Consumers Association of Singapore will give the government's save energy campaign, first launched in April 1979, a major boost early next year. It will launch an islandwide campaign to conserve energy, between January and Febru- ary. The drive will cover the
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    Solar heat at Changi to save $125,000 annually
    236 9 Solar heat at Changi to save $125,000 annually THE SOLAR heating system to be Installed at the new Changi International airport flight kitchen will save som* $125,000 in electricity consumption annually The yearly savings (or gas will be about $140,000, according to the Changi International Airport Services (CIAS) yesterday The
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    Appeal for witnesses
    62 9 POLICE yeswnlay appealed for eye-witnesses to an accident in which a pedestrian. Mr On* Kirn Choon, 41, was seriously injured when he was hit by a pickup while crossing Cavenagh Road, outside the rear gates of the Isuuia at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday They are asked to
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    BASIC COURSE TO RUN TILL END OF 1982
    171 9 BASIC COURSE TO RUN TILL END OF 1982 THE Mtafartry M K4wc»tt*n ku reviewed Ms plu to phase act thr bask- twin far stower stadeate 1b primary «rkNlt UUs yew ui ctivert It to the maa«Haga>l wiiw *f the New Edaeatlaa System (NES) at apanprt ate levels aext year. It
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    Five months' jail for abetment
    227 9 LIM Bauy Tee. 35, was jailed for five months yesterday after he was found guilty of abetting another man, Ng Beng Teh, in cheating the International Bank of Singapore of $37,275 between November and December last year. A district court heard they did this by
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    Full day school to spell end for tuition?
    548 9  -  JUNE TAN By FULL day school may sound the death knell for private tuition if the scheme lives up to its promises of better teacher guidance and supervision of students. The reason is that with a more relaxed pace of learning and
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    Former DPP faces 12 new charges
    262 9 Former DPP faces 12 new charges TWELVE fresh charges of attempted cheating involving about $9.5 million were preferred against businessman and former Deputy Public Prosecutor Isaac Paul Ratnam. 38, in a magistrate's court yesterday. Ratnam, now on $500,000 bail, already faces five charges of cheating Banque Nationale de Paris of
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    Passport charges added to cheating charge
    194 9 PROPERTY owner Pan Mook Lan alias Pan Bok Lam, 44, facing a $3.5 million cheating charge, will also be tried for using someone else's Malaysian restricted passport. Insp Michael Tay, prosecuting, said he would proceed on three charges, including the cheating charge, against Pan.
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    Trader charged with $10.4 m fraud
    119 9 BUSINESSMAN Ng Fook Khau, 45, was yesterday charged with 20 counts ol cheating Banque National* de Paris of $10.4 mil lion. Ng, a former police inspector, is alleged to have deceived the bank, at Collyer Quay, into rtWwr ing sums of money to Wirontono
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      307 9 Travellers' tales about luggage in just one word. You've heard all the familiar WNEEI S that'll only snap out unlock your personal Uelsey.li woes: when required, to >4ii<i<' smoothh conies In <> fiolce <>t exdtlnff Overpackeci lu^a^c thai (and quietly) on any surface. colours, each pkw c with rani be
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    Sisir safety device to be made here by German firm
    182 10 Sisir safety device to be made here by German firm SISIR yesterday awarded a West German company a licence to manufacture exclusively in Singapore a Sisir-developed safety emergency light device. In case of power failure, the device will ensure that exit lights and lights along crucial passageways that lead to
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    Chemist last on new PAP poll line-up
    770 10  -  LESLIE FONG, By Deputy Editor A CHEMIST, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, was introduced yesterday as the PAP's 18th and l&st new candidate for the coming general election at a press conference that also turned out to be about the longest in the series.
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    Baby from pond scared adults all around
    234 10 A BABY crocodile about 1.3 m l»og, left Its murky abode 1b ft pond •ff West Coast Riae on Tn«*MUy night and stirred op an otherwise quiet neighbourhood. Frickteaed residents fought It with pole* and tied It np. liea they «UJed the police.
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    Judgment put off in records case
    205 10 THE Chief Justice Mr Wee Chong Jin yesterday reserved judgment on an appeal by a record retailer against conviction on six charges of selling 30 pirated records in 1976. Lok Shoon Shing was fined $300 on each of the charges. The charges were brought
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    Entry ban on five
    42 10 FIVE Malaysians have been permanently banned from entering Singapore, according to latest government gazette. They are Muniandy Ramiah, 22, Syed Salim bin Syed Hassan, 27, Ibrahim bin Kashim, 29, Koh Ai Sun. 25. and Wong Chap Fan. 36.
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    Woman, 79, hanged herself in flat
    127 10 A WOMAN who had lived alone for the past 15 years hanged herself the day after her discharge from hospital where she had been warded after a fall. Testifying in the coroner's court yesterday. Madam Fong Say Eng, a school-bus attendant, said she found
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    Claim on cheques: Ad firm awarded $6,982
    168 10 Claim on cheques: Ad firm awarded $6,982 AN ADVERTISING company, which claimed a total of $16,982 on three cheques from businessman Sng Peng Hock, was awarded judgment yesterday for $6,982 the amount in two of those cheques. Mr Justice Kulasekaram said in an oral judgment that the plaintiff, Mon Ads
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    Carter wins Resource Centre election
    214 11 JIMMY Carter won about 57 per cent of the vote in the results released at the American Library Resource Centre yesterday. A mistake? No. Mr Carter really did win in a mock election held by the library at the United States Embassy to help people
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    Pensioners dinner
    56 11 THE Singapore Civil Service Sports Council will hold a dinner for pensioners at the Portsdown Clubhouse. Portsdown Road, to mark Senior Citizens' Week (Nov 9 to 16). The eight-course Chinese seafood dinner (Halal) costs $10 and is open to all ps—losi ers and retired employees of statutory boards.
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    COOK KILLED WHILE CHANGING BULB
    123 11 COOK KILLED WHILE CHANGING BULB THE e»r— ec'i e«vt rretntod ml— trm tare verdict yesterday •a Mr Urn Seag Btek, ?5, wh« wfts eleetr*rattri wkile repUetag ft ktowa balk ft* the Kftaafc* Jimiim Resteanurt at Oniwui PftrkH«tel. Mr lim, ft eatk ft* the reataaraat, was NUadlag hftre4M«e4 on the ainmUiam
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    Two incidents put airport health service in question
    700 11  -  BENG TAN By MP calls for scheme to handle emergency cases THE death of a tourist at Paya Lebar Airport where no immediate medical help was available has caused concern among airport officials as to the adequacy of the health service provided.
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    Ex-director and his brother-in-law acquitted of CBT charges
    374 11 Ex-director and his brother-in-law acquitted of CBT charges A FORMER executive director of an Inchcape Berhad subsidiary and his brother-in-law were yesterday cleared of charges of misappopriating 10 toffee machines worth nearly $500,000. I Lionel Alfred Mordant, 42, was accused of committing criminal breach of trust of the machines between
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    Kongsi dinner
    40 11 MINISTER (or Health and MP (or Rochor Dr Toh Chin Chye will be the gueat-o(-hoaour at the third anniversary celebration of the Rochor Kongsi (or the Aged on Sunday at 11.30 a.m. at S2-C. Block 3. Rochor Centre
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    Trade guide
    30 11 THE Singapore International Chamber of Commerce hat released the ISSO lane of the Investor's Guide in Singapore. It is available at $15 a copy. For further information, telephMtttUS/7.
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    Chief guest
    39 11 THE Senior Minister at State (Education), Mr Chai Choog YU, will be gueswrf-honour at the 21st pnn 11 1 dinner and dance of National Police Cadet Corps officers at Hyatt Recency Hotel on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Tai chi classes too prove a tourist draw
    548 13  -  KAREN LAU By WHILE meat Unriste come to Singapore far the fowl or the shopping or the rights, there are same whs csme fsr tai ehl classes. They read aasat them la seh-oXet* magaslaes at home, la travel braeaares or hear ahoat
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    New insurance scheme offers women low premiums
    321 13  - New insurance scheme offers women low premiums IDAH LATIFF By WOMEN can now buy group personal accident and health insurance at a much lower rate than before. They will also be exempted from paying the extra "overload" premiums insurance companies normally charge women policy holders. These favourable terms are available
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    Next-of-kin sought
    54 13 MR KOK WEE SENG. 88. died In Ward 16 of Singapore General Hospital at 8.50 p.m. on Nov 1. His addrea was given as 13, Cheang Jim Chwan Place, off Selegie Road. Polio* yesterday appealed to his relatives or next -of -kin to contact Srt Kow Hong Seng
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    Japanese governor due on Sunday for 3-day visit
    165 13 Japanese governor due on Sunday for 3-day visit THE governor of Japan's Kanagawa Prefecture, Mr Kazui Nagasu. will arrive here on Sunday for a three-day visit. He will meet the chief executive director of the People's Association, Mr I.im Chin Teong, and attend a briefing on its structure and functions
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    Pact to boost trade ties signed
    319 13 Pact to boost trade ties signed SINGAPORE and Norway yesterday signed an agreement to increase trade, investments and technical cooperation between the two countries. The Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Chok Tong, who signed the Agreement on Economic, Industrial and Technical-Scientific Cooperation for the government, said it was
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    45 13 SRI Lanka's Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr Tyrenne Fernando, will pay an official visit to Singapore from Nov 16 to 22. Mr Fernando will meet the Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs). Mr S. Rajaratnam, Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan and other minister*. AFP
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    Vice-chairman of board
    47 13 THE Education Minister. Dr Tony Tan, Is the new vicechairman of the governing board of Rihed Bulletin. Regional Institute of Higher Education and Development He has taken over the post from Mr Kwan Sal Kheona. who is currently Singapore s Ambassador to the Philippines
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon New deal once imbalance in economy has been resolved
      378 15 says Tengku Razaleigh KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MALAYSIA would bring in a new economic deal, allowing the private sector full rein, once it has achieved its target of correcting the racial imbalance in the economy, Malaysia's Finance Minister said yesterday. Tengku Razaleigh
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        Lock icon The merit criterion
        64 15 DEPITY Education Minis ter Datuk Chan Siang Sun refuted allegations that merit had not been used to admit students into the country's universities. Replying to opposition questions in Parliament in Kuala Lumpur, he said that bumiputra students made up 54 5 per cent of the qualified but
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        Lock icon Advice to scholars
        61 15 THE Education Ministry has advised those planning to study abroad to consult the Ministry's Scholarships and Planning Division. Education Director General Tan Sri Haji Murad bin Mohamed Noor said in Kuala Lumpur: "There is nothing the ministry can do if they seek the advice of private educational
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        Lock icon Derailments cost $1 m
        66 15 MALAYAN Railway suffered losses of $1.06 million due to 138 derailments this year. Forty-five derailments were attributed to faulty coaches, 20 to negligence, 14 to faulty tracks, nine to overloading or unbalanced loading, five to suspected sabotage, and six by other factors while the rest were
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        Lock icon Mystery of buried TVs
        48 15 POLICE in Nibong Tebal. Perak. have dug up a grave mystery they found eight colour television sets worth $10,000 buried in a Chinese cemetery. They are still baffled over the find as no one in the area has reported losing any TV sets. NST.
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      Lock icon Hussein explains why he spoke in English
      250 15 Hussein explains why he spoke in English KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn told Parlia- j ment yesterday that he spoke in English at a recent political party general assembly because he wanted to be sure that his speech was understood by everybody. Replying to a question from
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      Bigger housing loans for the leaders
      137 15 KUALA LUMPUR, »X. Tie Prl«e MuriaW ud Us aepaty aaaßry f#r mam k*uU( tmm «f IMMM urfer a revtoea wknsr effective tram Jaly 1. A miatoWr I* rUglUe t« a hilwm •Turn. •M wMefc Is twice m mark M •>?■*£ mlautrr aid $IfMM m»rr
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      Man's body found in razed building
      365 15 By M.G.G. PILLAI Our Kuala Lumpur Repcrter KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Firemen combing through the gutted 12storey building that used to house Bank Bumiputra shortly after midnight last night, found the body of 21-year-old office boy Shamsuddin Saad. Fire officials confirmed that no other people
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      203 15 Buying a new apartment wasn't enough to give John and Mary a new home. m v atia^H 'ftMQP^JwI ft 1 i lR^ Ppr^nnfll I firing frir hfimP When John and Mary moved into their new apartment l #IJ i I'r""' IJIUM il#l they thought all their worries were over. But
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    Former taxman is SAB exec director
    248 17  - Former taxman is SAB exec director SIT MENG CHUE By THE Singapore Association of the Blind has ended its seven-month search for an executive director with the appoint ment of former tax supervisor, Mr Urn Hwee Sen, 36 He succeeds Mr Charlie Goh and will assume responsibility for fund-rais-ing and
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    Drama group by Kallang youths
    61 17 Drama group by Kallang youths KALLANG community centre youth group will set up a music and drama group lor dances, comedy sketches, songs and Chinese orchestra. To qualify, applicants have to attend at least one of the courses it conducts. The youth group will also organtoe a blood donation campaign,
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    Kirn Seng CC opens
    61 17 THE MP for Kim Seng, Dr Ong Leon* Boon, opened the new Kim Seng community centre at Havelock Road yesterday He said that having built this $1.5 million centre, the next great task was to make it the focal point for meaningful ictivities for the residents,
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    'An exciting innovation'
    553 17  -  SOH TIANG KENG NTUC's preventive medicine scheme By SAY SOME UNIONISTS THE new NTUC "preventive medicine" scheme described by some unionists as "an exciting innovation" is a multi-party approach which goes beyond the narrow field of industrial relations. Under the scheme, representatives of the NTUC, unions, management,
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    CC tour
    22 17 THE Jurong Town community centre youth group is organising a tour of places of interest on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    Workers' centre
    38 17 THE NTUC U building a workers' centre in Uoeonstown to enable workers to hold meetings. This Is a pilot protect. If It proves to be successful, the NTUC will build similar centres In other boosing estates.
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    Lock icon NOW IS WORKER, NOT EMPLOYEE
    154 17 WORKERS will replace j the term "employees" in an amendment to the NTUC constitution. The purpose of this redefinition is to bring the self-employed, such as those in the Musicians' Union and the Singapore Newspaper Distributors Association, within the scope of the constitution. The change,
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    Youth picnic
    31 17 THE Delta community centre's youth group will organise a picnic at Desam on Nov 30. The fees are $15 for members and $20 (or non-members. For details, call *****0.
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      383 17 EARN MORE CCS offers you high interest rates for its Fixed Deposits, which range from 1 to 36 months. A minimum deposit of $10,000 is required for 1 month deposits and $500 for more than a month. You also get half yearly interest paid on all deposits of one year
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      187 17 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp those s^aios "V my tabb'g akc hy tabb qarlin' no, -we'pe soins to hv tabbs ASE BEAUTIES' CAPE.' AND T SOAKS HIS J IS \DEAR- j FOR A STEAK DINNER/ < WHO ORDERED CHARGE THEM CUSTOMERS DINNER ik.^ t -r HE>M yS.
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1980
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      CLEAN SWEEP
      406 18 IT IS, as President Carter's aides said, all over. Ronald Reagan's landslide victory personified the mood of America today. In deserting Mr Carter, US voters were giving him a resounding thumbs down for his performance during the past four years. Obviously, voters did not buy Mr Carter's portrayal
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      TWO-WAY FORUM
      359 18 THE Miltonian exhortation "Come, knit hands!" was one central theme that emerged from the discussions at the NTUC Ordinary Delegates Conference. Good industrial relations require the joint efforts of both management and unions, of course. It's not merely a question of adopting an eminently reasonable and responsible posture
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    Lock icon Man with simple answers
    749 18  -  GLENN RITT By in Washington IT was oa a post-war holiday nearly SS years ago that Ronald Reagan resolved to use "my thoughts, my speaking ability, my reputation as aa actor" to change the world. That unlikely script carries him tram Hollywood movies to union leadership
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    Lock icon Clues from the past to Reagan's future actions
    1273 18 By ANDREW MOLLISON in Washington WHAT will Mr Ronald Reagan do after he is sworn in on Jan 20 as the 40th president of the United States' His record as an eight-year governor of California, his campaign promises, his management of his
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    Foreign policy based on visible strength
    435 18 MR REAGAN spent the last part of his campaign fending off charges that he is a warmonger. The White House listed several occasions when he called for the sending of American troops or a show of force; but Mr Reagan said his conviction is
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    Lock icon Five-million-dollar wrist
    885 18 NEW YORK Among the things I plan to pass up in New York this weekend is a chance to look at the US$5 million (5510.5 million i wristwatch on display in a Fifth Avenue jewellery shop. What's more, if anybody is thinking of getting me the US$5 million
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      24 18 Lvok Predators f^i PAN WEST (PTE) LTD. I f^USI tWAMWIIMHIWuiaMIIK'imxiinItT. 33"21 M I I UKSU&OMO c*t>m>tmy~ !2OX-i U«^h^ Ptimnut* wuoa <dm am-* >» t. nw
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      166 18 r ■ml -4 4 >■ Jt ■BVL _^a. v ooi^ We fight pollution so they wcaf t have to fight for life. Unfortunately one legacy of man's progress is widespread raw materials from waste matter And to clean up oir waterways. pollution. Pollution in our canals, rivers and lakes. And
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      Reckless park cyclists: Drive on this month
      218 19 Reckless park cyclists: Drive on this month PLEASE refer to the tetter "The terror-on-wheels who play dodge 'em with park strollers" (ST. Oct 14) by "Educated and disgusted." We would like to inform your writer that Rule 9 (b) of the Parks and Trees Rules. 1976 states that: "No person
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      MUDDY WATER BLUES
      109 19 I FULLY agree with Joanna's letter "Plight of 20 families living in this lorong." Last Sunday (Nov 2) morning at about 2 a.m., our rooms were flooded with murky waters about 15 cm high for the first time It happened again on Monday at about the same
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      Bin in one place, cover in another
      187 19 "OUR workers have been reminded to handle the refuse with care and to replace them (with the cover) to the original positions." A really assuring statement from the Senior PRO, Ministry of the Environment (ST. Oct 13). I wish to draw attention to
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      BIN'S VANISHING ACT
      57 19 RECENTLY I receive a letter from the Ministry of the Environment, which asked me to change my rubbish bin. Within two days, I changed my old metal bin to a plastic one. But after one week, my plastic bin disappeared! (That has never happened to my old
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      Working extra hours: One flight crew member explains
      625 19 6 Contrary to the general Impression created, we are not paid overtime in any form if we work beyond 12 noon. It is solely a matter of goodwill, malntalning our airline's reputation and professional pride that we have rarely refused to work
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      Small bin that's still too large
      200 19 AT THE moment, households all over Singapore are receiving letters from the public health authorities advising them to purchase, before the end of the year, a proper refuse bin, which is described as made of high-density polythene with a tight lid. I have been
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      We should not take their job for granted
      220 19 We should not take their job for granted I REFER to the survey on dustmen, reported in your paper (ST. Oct 17). I am really shocked by some of the remarks given by residents regarding these dustmen. Some people even complained that the dustbin lids are damaged because they were
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      Alcohol and this don't go together
      114 19 Alcohol and this don't go together I WOULD like to correct two errors which appeared in the otherwise excellent article on the practice of pharmacy ("White coats behind those shelves," ST, Oct 31). The sentence "Antibiotics are dangerous when taken with alcohol" should read "Antihistamines are dangerous when taken with
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      Staff told to help
      103 19 I REFER to the letter "Day we had to go home in our jogging attire" (ST, Oct 27) by "Sports For All." The Singapore Sports Council is sorry that your correspondent and her friend lost their personal effects at the National Stadium practice track. It is
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      Understanding Japan
      130 19 IN "Two Opposite Views of Japan" (ST. Oct 21). Quek Peck Lim mentioned two books: Japan as No 1; and Japan: The Cornins Social Crisis. In the course of trying to know the Japanese, students should also read another related book i Japanese Society, by a native Japanese,
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      Reagan's win boosts market
      345 20 ACTIVE tnrflB* brMKkl «jpirw-t gate m aafeeted HMtei »t Ike fflagapart ■lack market ymteraay aad bainah. Thr market (prod lUghtly betow •verajgfct level* bat prices Unproved eaaadermWy fellewtag aewt af R«mM R»a«aa's victory la tke is pcB^ltatUI elaeOaM. Hmmlytta expect tke IS market to react very
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      Kuala Lumpur
      323 20 SHARE prices finished on a very steady note after another active trading session at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Investors, buoyed by news of Mr Ronald Reagan's victory in the US presidential elections, emerged in numbers to push a selection of counters sharply higher in the afternoon.
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      Money and exchanges
      239 20 THE US Stag yesterday opened at at the day's low of 2 0830 (0 and closed at the day's hl(h of 2.0890 00 The US dollar firmed against the mark, yen and sterling amid hectic trading before the US presidential election result was known. Interbank forward rate*
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      Money market
      32 20 Closlnf interbank ratei lor Singapore dollars cm Nov 5: Oder Bid Overnight 8 i f 1 month U». 1M 1 month. U. UH 3 month! 13. UH Overnight mode MM
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      Prime lending rates
      24 20 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore bauiks are carreatly prepared to lend to their Beat eaatomera la U.C per eeat
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      NOMINAL RATES
      345 20 INTERBANK rate* at 3.00 pm: quo' K) jMlMdai (croM)partty diang* Ucal italUn U «K anil «f farciga ear- rtmey: US dollar 2.0990 2.100C 2.8196 -25.56 Sterling pound 5.1285 5.1335 7.3469 -30.20 Australian dollar 2.4620 2.4645 3.4286 -28.19 NZ dollar 2.0545 2.0575 3.4206 -39.94 Canadian dollar 1.7730 1.7750 LaeaJ
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      Discount
      45 20 RANGE of prtcw attend by discount hoimi on Nov 5: Overnight: »v# IoT-.% Call deposits (V, 10 7 CMbJ hriMidm 3- month Treasury bills 6 15/18 613/16 3- month Bank bUls 14 13 3 months CD 13H 13V. 8 months CD 137/16 13 5/18
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        47 20 <rt%\ mmtm iyn Ruin, itoualrad Me I* Cb«b P M R I 8 Ray* land Paa i» M Hldfs ;ity D»y Paper Produru 855 725 ♦80 1080 745 815 35S 5» 40* 430 875 iw «0 80 54 50 SO 45 38 30 30 28 25
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        Falls
        32 20 ■erlis Pl.nt I Rmnkinn Irrjualai Ujiua t'orpn 'rim. M Flour I V I ICBC T70 1440 1380 1M0 1370 530 334 1440 1180 45 -40 40 -20 2T1 -16 -10 -10
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        Most Active
        18 20 3ty Dev 3 Raya BRaya Wearnes Total turnover: 11 66m Total value: $61 26 628,000 S64.000
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        36 20 3.T. Indicator Industrials: Finance: Hotels Properties: Minings: Plantations: XBC: SESInd Nov 4 Nov 5 ***** *****85.45 691 69 696 35 1194.34 *****1 ***** 601.81 574 19 586.84 ***** 446.06 860.48 861.76 636.92 639.23 ***** 607.11
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        H'kong
        349 20 HONGKONG, Wed. Stocks closed sharply higher across the board In extremely active trading, boosting the Hang Seng index 30.65 points to 1,587.09. dealers said. Heavy buying orders saw prices rise through-out the day after a sluggish first hour, but dealers were quick to note Ronald Reagan's election victory was
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        Tokyo
        219 20 TOKYO. Wed. The market average rose 27.02 to close at a record high of 7,176.39 following Ronald Reagan's victory in the US presidential election and the expected cut in official discount rate, dealers said. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index rose 0.22 to 496.25, but trading was moderate with volume
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        Treasury bill tender
        43 20 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $100 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from Nov 10 to Nov 14. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.
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        Produce prices
        146 20 CHINESE Pnimet Exetaage, SUn»pwT, mm rlwUn prim per 1M kg ye.Vr.Uy: Cltllll Bulk fob $128 00 srU en. old drum (In second hand drum) fob $136 50 sellers, new drum fob $1*3 00 sellers. C.sra: Mixed (loose) 172. TS buyers. Pefper: Munlok white pepper fob Asu NLW $425
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        GOLD
        145 20 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at SS43.449 and closed at $44,190. Gold In the Far East opened at US$6i3 645 and buying interest pushed the market up to (660/662 before profit-taking brought the price down to $656 657 50 where it closed for lunch
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        Silver quotes
        34 20 Tmi Mm New York 19 1W 20.00S Zurich 19 50 19 35B 200OS ***** Ma Singapore 1975B 195OB 20.SS 1990S Ckainf price* In US dolUn a troy ounce tan: CraMt H>, H>n.
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        Sydney shares firmer
        192 22 SYDNEY. Wed. Share values strengthened considerably in. the afternoon session today, particularly in the gold and oil sectors, following news that President Carter conceded victory to Republican rival Ronald Reagan. Volume beaded for a record high as Ampoi stockholders rushed to sell 10 million shares and 1.3
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        Zurich closes steady
        250 22 ZURICH. Tues Prices closed steady in moderate volume, with the US elections affecting trading in US shares but not domestic stocks, dealera said. Insurances continued firmer led by Swiss Reinsurance Registered. Sandoz, Ciba-Geigy participation certificates and unofficially quoted Hoffmann-La Roche also rase, while Nestle was steady Banks
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        Amsterdam mainly higher
        249 22 AMSTERDAM. Toe*. Share prices closed mainly higher with Royal Dutch 2 50 guilders lower and KLM down 0.70 in otherwise higher Dutch internationals, dealers said. Insurances firmed with Ennia adding 1 50 and Natned 1 X up Invesment funds were narrowly mixed, banks were mainly higher with
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        London gold mining shares firmer
        437 22 LONDON. Tims Gold mining shares closed tinner in line with the bullion price while other equities were slightly lower following slightly wone-than-expected UK banking figures, dealers said. At 3pm. the FT index was down 3.3 at 47S.8 Heavyweight gold producers were between US 100 and
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        TIN
        136 20 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang recovered Msl per plcul to $2,053 yesterday, still $92 below the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. The steadiness was attributed to sustained consumer buying support from Europe, Japan and locally and a smaller contribution of tin concentrates from miners. The recovery also
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        CLOSING PRICES
        37 20 Rubber: Nov 5 Singapore: Nov: 296.00 cents (up 3.60 cents) Malaysia: Nov: 304.25 cents (up 3.25 cents) Tin: M$2,053 (up$l) (equivalent to $33.95 per kilo) (up 2 cents) Official offering: 195 tonnes (down 12 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        31 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous in brackets): Wirebar Spot £840.00 (£829.00); sellers £841.00 (£829.50); Three Month buyers £869.50 (£859.50). sellers £870.00 (£860.00). Market Use: Very steady Sale*: 7.300 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        197 20 SINGAPORE market yesterday closed firmer with November One RSS buyers quoted at 296.00 cents per kilo, up 3.50 cents from Tuesday's close, dealers said. The morning market firmed 3.50 cents on news President Carter conceded defeat to Republican Ronald Reagan in the US presidential elections which promoted speculative buying
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        RAS PRICES
        219 20 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterdayNoon (perkiio) Buyers Sellers lat. 1 R.S.S. prompt lob. 292 00 293.00N bit. 1 R.S.S. November 293 50 294.00 Int. I R.S.S. December 299 00 299 50 Int. 2 R.S.S. 384.00 285 00N UK ***** 183 00 284.00N lat. 1 R S
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        SSR and SMR
        77 20 NOON SSH mi SMR pm yaManlar ■AS N...«b.r (Carnal MUI Bajrara 8«U«r« Mil ItloapallMI M»00 28O.0ON Mill ll-upaUU 244.00 M7 0ON StOLCy HloaiMaM) JB7M a».SON SMKL l>Uap«llM) MM) 2SS.ION SMH.S IllaaiallM) 2*860 2S7WN SMRGP IllaapdUtl UNO UNO SMI 10 lltoa^tl JSo3 2UJ0tI «M*» (luapdbt) UUO ao.siiN laOlta
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1398 21 THE laal MUM ma> mkr at ikr clear Kiwi, i tar Slam Exrkaafr of Slap par* yi—iaiy riapwil Mt *e uiiilaM ■«M'« prtcaa MfMkar «Mk m#utk» Cosing tone: Steadier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 11.253.000, units va. *d
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      679 22 Gold Coin sets up animal f eedmill in China GOLD Coin of Singapore has become the first foreign company to set up an animal feedmill in China Mr John Curran. managing director of Gold Coin, ■aid the new feedmill will have an initial capacity of 80.000 tons a year (similar
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      123 Acknowledgement
      100 27 THE FAMILY OF the late rtWM, mends, doctors and stuff of Mount Alvrrma Hospital tor ihnr assistance, attendance wreaths and donations during thur recent bereavement THE FMM.V OF the Late Mr Lang Ho Wan wish to express Ihnr thanks u> Rev Lai and all Hi- members of the
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      161 27 2ND ANMIVERSAR Y DEPARTED (TH NOVEMBER 197S MR. KOM HOOD POM Deereet Huebend end Ded In the Sweet, by and by. «r shall meet on that beautiful shore" Act*: 16:31 Your love remains an everlasting I Deerty missed by your loved ones. rhe late MR. GOH SONG
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      84 27 Aged 68 passed away peacefully on sth Nov. '80 al 12.30 p.m. leaving behind. SON: VUE CHIANG SIANG DAUGHTERS: VUE LOKE YUEHUA Cortege leavet 234, Dunearn Road, (1129) at 2.00 p.m. on 7th November 1980. MOM WEE BOON AGE 93 patted away peacefully on sih November. IMO leaving
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      Lock icon Lendl struggles to beat Buehning
      302 27 HONGKONG, Wed. Top seed Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, advanced into the second round of the U5575,000 ($156,004) Seiko tennis classic here yesterday with a hardfought 7-5, 6-3, victory over American Fritz Buehning. Earlier American Bruce Manson produced another upset of the tournament by beating fifth
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      142 27 STOCKHOLM, Wed. Bjorn Borg's awkward relationship with the Swedish Press continues as the world No. 1 arrived to take part in the Stockholm Open. Borg refused to answer questions from the local Press and brushed aside attempts by the Swedish television team to interview him. The
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      Lock icon Zaman has to work hard for victory
      251 27 LONDON, Wed. Pakistan's Qamar Zaman. the world's No. 2 player had to work hard for his victory over Australian Dean Williams in the first round of the World Masters squash championship here last night. Zaman, favourite for the top prize of £2,000 ($10,000)
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      Lock icon Application
      23 27 NAGOYA, Wed. Nagoya's application to stage the 1988 Olympic Games will be submitted to the International Olympic Committee on Nov. 26. UPI.
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      Lock icon French tour team still unbeaten BRIEFS
      371 27 French tour team still unbeaten BRIEFS BLOEMFONTEIN, Wed. The French rugby union team scored four second-half tries to maintain their unbeaten tour record with a 32-27 win over a multi-racial South African invitation side here yesterday. As in the previous two matches, the French trailed at the interval this time
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      Lock icon Dutch soccer on the decline
      399 27 SHARP REMINDER LIKELY TONIGHT 0F... LONDON, W«d DUTCH soccer, which reached the heights at club and international level in the 70s, is likely to be given a sharp reminder of its decline in Europe's three club competitions tonight. Holland finished runners-up, somewhat unluckily, in the
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      Lock icon Rapid want Krankl back
      163 27 Rapid want Krankl back VIENNA, Wed. Rapid Vienna want their Austrian international Hans Krank) to return to the club from Spanish First Division side Barcelona, where he has lost his place after the arrival of West German international Bernd Schuster. Rapid's directors held two meetings this week and have unanimously
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      Lock icon Ardiles puts Tottenham through
      256 27 Ardiles puts Tottenham through LONDON, Wed. Argentinian international Osvaldo Ardiles scored the only goal as Tottenham beat their north London First Division rivals, Arsenal, 1-0 in an English League Cup fourthround match here yesterday. The victory earned Tottenham an away quarter-final tie against another London side Second Division West Ham.
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      718 27 I AVER HIT AM TIN DREDGING MALAYSIA BERH AD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fourth annual general meeting of the I members of Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging Malaysia Berhad will be held at the I registered office of the company, Wisma Bunga
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      Lock icon Statistics reveal boxing fatalities rare in Britain
      236 28 LONDON, Wed. The statistics of boxing fatalities reveal that deaths I are rare in Britain, where medical supervision to considered to be stricter than in most parts of the world, and that they are becoming rarer. World-wide recorded boxing deaths since the war
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      Lock icon Owen could have made it
      495 28 LOS ANGELES, Wed. The heart-broken father of British boxer Johnny Owen, who died on Monday, 45 days after being knocked unconscious in a world title fight, said here yesterday he believed his son could have recovered if he had lived another week. Owen, 24, known
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      Lock icon Ali receives $2.08 million fight offer
      258 28 CANTON, Wed. The manager of Earnie Shavers has offered Muhammad Ali US$l million ($2.08 m) to fight his boxer here in Ohio. Manager Frank Luc a said that he had cabled Harold Smith, of Muhammad Ali Sports Promotions, in Santa Monica, with the offer
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      Kuala Lipis III in dashing workout
      377 28  -  CALL BOY By IPOH, Wed. Kuala LJpis m showed vast improvement in a dashing workout here this morning. Clapping on the pace from the 800 metres, the five-year-old New Zalandbred by Krayar reeled off the last 600 m in 38 sec. finishing full of
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      Lock icon Eddery hurt in fall
      60 28 LEICESTER, Wed. Leading British Jockey Pat Eddery escaped with a broken collar bone after a bad fall In a race here yesterday. Eddery, low times champion Jockey, was hurt when his mount Bulldozer fell and brought down another runner, Thetchu, in the Hoby Maiden Stake*. He
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      Lock icon Top jockeys to ride French horses
      99 28 Top jockeys to ride French horses WASHINGTC DC, Wed. Two French noises will be ridden by Jockeys Lester Plgaott. of Britain, and American Willie Shoemaker in the U*****,000 (J520.000) Washington. D. C international at Laurel Park here on Saturday. Piggott will ride Buckpoint Argument, second In the Arc de Triomphe,
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      Gul wants series to see who's best
      261 29  - Gul wants series to see who's best PATRICK BASTIANS By SQUASH professional Rahim Gul wants to settle the issue of who is the best player in the Republic with a challenge series between him and top Singaporeans such as Zainal Abidin and Stewart Ballard. Gul's ranking in the world has
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      New Zealand's badminton team? to play in Republic
      235 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By NEW ZEALAND'S Thomas Cup and Über Cap *m<mlaiTß teams are scheduled to play a few friendly matches rgHTn* the newly-ferm-ed Harper Valley Badminton Party hi Singapore from Nov. 24-28. The New Zealaad Uae-op, though not confirmed, to likely to
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      Zainal to lead team, but not keen on trip
      305 29 EAST ASIAN muk champion, Zainal AMdla will lead Stagopwc't team to the Hashim KkuWu team squash rhnaisliaisl|iii la Karachi totar tato matt again** Ua wishes, repertt PATRICK BASTIANS. Zainal la reJactaat to go U Karachi heeaaae he stands to lese iacmne
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      Lock icon BAM make Selvaraj put off plans to quit
      383 29 BAM make Selvaraj put of f plans to quit KUALA LUMPUR Wed. James Selvaraj (left), who thought his international badminton career was over, has been given a belated surprise. He was among six "probables" the Badminton Association of Malaysia named yesterday for next year's Thomas Cup competition. The others selected
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      Lock icon GP dates stay to lure the single-seaters
      248 29 GP dates stay to lure the single-seaters KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. With an Invasion of single-seater cars expected, the Selangor Grand Prix at the Shah Alam circuit here will be held as scheduled on Nov. 2930. There was a likelihood of the event's being pushed back one week to accommodate super
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      Rugby coach Burgess optimistic
      488 30  - Rugby coach Burgess optimistic KEN JALLEH Jr. By SINGAPORE'S national rugby coach, John Burgess, Is "optimistic", but he's not going to "jump over the moon about the team's chances at the Asian rugby championships in Taipeh, from Saturday until Sunday week. In a pre-departure interview the team leave for Taipeh
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      Nepomuceno reveals why S'pore is still his best-loved city
      453 30  -  WILFRED YEO By TEHERAN (IV7<) Mid Jakarta (last Bu4ay), seeftas of Paeaw NepomaeeaVs two Mwtng World Cap trlamphs. are aad— ktedly nfsrgettakle plaeea la the maea-travelled Filipino's Itinerary. Bat tke city wlta tke moat memories ler tke S-year-eM ekampiea la stlO
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      Coaching offers for Lew
      235 30 Coaching offers for Lew PETER LEW, who has been keeping a low profile since his brainchild, the Asian Bowling Circuit, was short-circuited in May, has been approached to conduct coaching courses in Surabaya and Ipoh. But Lew, 30, is likely to take up only the Ipoh offer, which is for
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      Carnival
      16 30 CLUB HDB will hold their swimming carnival at Tot Payoh pool on Saturday Ci p.m.).
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      Lock icon Billiards wizard Mifsud takes a step closer to goal
      172 30 LAL'NCESTON, Wed. Maltese billiards wlaard Paul If If aad today moved a step closer to his goal of becoming the Brat maa to hold the world amateur billiards aad Muktir ekampieasklp crown. la tke third quarterfinal of tke Tattersalls 1181 world
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      Mak, Tan charge into men's Masters' top 10
      283 30 Mak, Tan charge into men's Masters' top 10 YOUTH staked their claim for fame in the Pasir Panjang Bowl's anniversary championships yesterday when Andrew Mak, 23, and Tan Ju Kwang, 19, charged into the top 10 of the men's Masters' qualifying list, reports WILFRED TEO. The left-handed Mak, whose elder
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      Stork threat to Murkerjea
      354 30  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By THE stork seems to be posing a big threat to defending champion Chiradip Mukerjea's participation in this month's Tretorn Open grasscourt tennis championships. The 27-year-old executive, who is ranked sixth in India, has informed the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association that his wife is
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      170 30 4p HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS^*! 9 f DATO CHIA TU SIANG D.P.MJ., K.M.N., A.M.N., P. 1.5., 8.5.1. on being conferred DATO PADUKA MAHKOTA JOHOR (D.P.M.J.) by HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE SULTAN OF JOHOR, SULTAN ISMAIL IBNI AL-MARHUM, SULTAN IBRAHIM on the occasion of the 86th Birthday of His Royal Highness. From: KINGPIN
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      Decision on Suria tomorrow
      205 31 MIDFIELD player Rajagopal Suriamurthy will know tomorrow whether or not he will be in Singapore's squad for the King's Cup soccer tournament in Bangkok, starting on Saturday week, reports JOE DORAI. Suriamurthy, who returned from Hongkong last Friday, has been asked to consult a specialist on
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      RUFER NETS 4
      92 31 POUR goals hy striker Wiastsa Safer was the highlight «f the New Isalaad aa- UsasJ teams 8-1 triamah aver New Zealaad Defeat* Fare* ta a frleadly saceer mak-h at the Deptfard Raad Grwaad yesterday. The New Zealaad aatlaasl side, whs lav Ished laarth la the Merdcta tsarmaamt
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      Police take on Forces in opening match
      208 31 THE national open waterpolo championship will begin today with Police taking on SAFSA A at the Tna Payoh swimming pool (spm). Defending champions ijueenstown will play their first game on Saturday against Queenstown B and will be out for a double (they won
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      Keat Hong beaten
      40 31 CHUA Cnu Kang B beat Keat Hong 15-1. 15-7 in the Tang See (.'him sepak takraw tournament at Lorong Rusuk CC last night Lorong Rusuk beat Yew Tee B I^l2. 1W in the other Junior I>eague match
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      Trouncing
      39 31 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Rearrvists' Association A team trounced their C counterparts 5-0 in th. SAFRA table tennis tournament at Toa Pay oh Other results: SAFRA B 5 Vigilante Corps 2. Heng Hua Sports Assn 5 Police SA 1
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      Edged out
      23 31 CHANUI-AIC-PTX' combined edged out Prisons Gurkha Unit 3-2 in an intra prison table tennis competition match at Moon Crest«nt last night
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      Three suffering from examination blues
      226 31  -  PETER SIOW By LONG FONG SOON, Lim Hing Sing, Wong Wing Soon and Pang Chin Kin are suffering from postexamination olues To be sure, they are not schoolchildren Long is a schoolteacher, Lim a bus driver, while Wong and Pang are businessmen. It's just that
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      Yves Kerneis strongly tipped to win title
      309 31 THE East Coast Sailing Centre, venue of the A W windsurfing championships, will be brightened up by about 40 saflboards this Sunday, reports PETEH SOW The championships, held in conjunction with the opening of the A A W Marine Parade branch, will be
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      Jita decides to have final test
      352 31  -  JOE DORAI By MALIK AWAB, who joined the national soccer squad two weeks ago, is expected to be given the chance of making his international debut in the King's Cup tournament in Bangkok from Saturday week until Dec. 2. Malik has strong claims for
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      Singapore youths lose to Kuwaitis
      133 31 Singapore youths lose to Kuwaitis BANGKOK, Wed. SlaraMlX WOK b©»t*sD •MTVy Kawalt la the AstM yrath saskHtjsU rfcawpto— Mps here yesterday. Pteytag with imme—e camp—re,, Ike Kiwattti Wat a half time lead «f 43-H, aad ■ever I— ked hack after Ml la a— tk«x esjet— tec. Saadl Arabia carpriaed faaded
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      Cabin triumph
      25 31 CABIN CREW A won the Singapore Airlines Group's senior knockout aoccer title when they beat Flight Operation A 5-1 In the final yesterday
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      Whampoa 4-3
      19 31 WHAMPOA beat Paya Lebar 4-3 in an inter-constituency aoccer competition match at the National Stadium last nifbt.
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      Coaches fail to turn up for interview
      270 31 Coaches fail to turn up for interview ONLY 13 of the 20 coaches invited for an interview to select 10 of them to prepare Singapore's under-16 Lion City Cup soccer teams for next year's competition turned up at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Among those absent were the coaches
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      Change of date for sevens
      104 31 THE first inter-constituen-cy seven-aside soccer tournament will be held on Nov. 30 at Farrer Park, instead of Dec. 7. The date has been moved forward because the inter-Constituency final, at the National Stadium, will be held on Nov. 20 and it was felt that the
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    Probe on $15 million forged share cert claim
    319 32  -  AHMAD OSMAN By POLICE are investigating an anonymous letter claiming that unsuspecting investors here have paid about $15 million for forged share certificates issued by an international syndicate of stock brokers, bankers and master forgers. In the letter, received by the Criminal
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    Place in junior college found for LMuthuJ
    330 32 Place in junior college found for L Muthu J A PLACE ha* keen fauad far exaWled Aaxto Pilaff Jaator CaUece ateicat Matka NacsJyappaa la Matter JuaW e*Uem wltkaat kls kaawledge. News thai he will be fttadytag at Pre-anl-verafty Twa level In a jaalar eallege arxt year taak Matka by •arprtae
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    Road toll now 224
    81 32 TWO people died in separate accidents on Tuesday, bringing the death toll on our roads so far this year to 224. Motorcyclist Chan Cheok Wai. 30. died at Alexandra Hospital an hour after he was involv- ed in an accident with a Mindef truck at the
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    Lock icon Hostages: US 'on' to call by Iran
    229 32 Hostages: US 'on' to call by Iran WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE United States has rejected Iran's de mand for an immediate public response tc its terms for release of the 52 American hostages. Iran's call was broadcast by Teheran Radio yesterday and then conveyed hours later by Algerian Ambassador Redha Malek,
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    Lock icon Discount rate lowered
    91 32 TOKYO. Wed. The Bank of Japan announced today it was lowering the official discount rate, the central bank's lending fee for commercial banks, from 8.25 per cent to 7.25 per cent a year in a bid to prop up the faltering economy. The latest bank rate cut
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    49 32 NEW YORK. Wed. The stock market rose sharply In active trading this morning, responding to the election victory of Mr Ronald Reagan. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 8 45 to 945.65 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. AP.
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    33 32 JAKARTA. Wed. A total of 2,177 Vietnamese refugees arrived in Indonesia in October, the most to arrive on the nation's shores in one month this year, official sources said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon 'Lee wants to meet Chinese leaders'
    139 32 Lee wants to meet Chinese leaders' HONGKONG, Wed. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew would like to meet China's new leaders (or discussions on international problems, Singapore Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said yesterday. China's Xinhua news agency said Mr Dhanabalan made the remark in answer to a question asked by one
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        94 1 iUi^>* -»s£*¥>) **m*r*ffttt>r«uifl "SQ3R"frs¥3#r£o atfatefclSlifcß** vmrnfe a a*«»#+jnr4rffl "SQ3R" **i§ Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review E^fiM fltr*^ (S ,Q«3^ R i*)*¥i§ft"Bm %H NX Kit X .6 it °£^l!ft«#B'J**^ rt£«¥ a* iEX «m- mas* ««*3l3«tHtftlg&tt *T£*lißs&!ftilia« ttffl&£ .f*»*fflt2*f **#ttJR# jEftaw -a -sittaB*«*sj#tf a. a »jan>+*« an fta-^Kr &**«^ftl«T** w«*.-fia»Hiiw Nut
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        Fun With Chinese Characters
        63 1 Mm^Mt ZHI I arrive; reach THE character 5 is the opposite of which represents a bird Hying straight upwards but unable to reach Its destination. The original form Is a plcUgraph of a bird, bending up Its wings and darting downwards to the earth and reaching
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        Chinese without tears
        68 1 i ZHI 2* ztuchemj utmost sincerity zKiduo ot the most 24 zhijiii up to now; so far 2-h zhishong supreme; the highest 2* zhnKao at the least ihwf- t« death zKlyu as for; as to zhigoo wushong most lofty; supreme dull mingyan maxim, famous dictum For example,
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        TOUR LAST CHANCE TO WIN A TRIP TO DISNEYLAND
        445 1 TOUR LAST CHANCE TO WIN A TRIP TO DISNEYLAND The closing date for Kawada Build A Way To Disneyland is only 10 days away, a contest where all children under 14 stand a chance to win a fabulous holiday to enchanting Disneyland for two. Sam Tat Trading Pte Ltd. a
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        Brilliant past of a monk scholar
        432 1 LI Shu Tong **tRJJ was the first Chinese to introduce Western oil painting, Western drama and piano music to China. After a distinguished artistic career, he entered the monkhood and became better known as the Reverend HongYi(o'. **p). An exhibition of his and his
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        Portrait of Situ Qiao
        706 1  -  SHEM CONGWEN By SITU QUO. (IJOB-1SB8), was skilful in gouache, water colours and ads. His range of subject matter was broad, his style was creative and unrestrained. He was born to a poor Guangdong family and opted for painting career at the age of B. He
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      PICK of the DAY
      1346 2 PICK of the DAY SBCS SBC has lots of goodies on the box for viewers staying home today. Channel S opens with the DeepavAll CfclMrea'i Special (Ch 5. 10 a.m.), a locally produced programme of dances by children celebrating Deepa vali. This is followed by cartoons That's PmatbrrUlmmeat at 10.35
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        29 2 "Deepavali Vazhthukkal" iMETRO i where tashKXi comes first. H»V«n) Suo^mtMouj. I* JJW*MIMM'«u.»NI '3)196t Hit I r 111 Mill Hp'.biu Tti nj»444 (fl li ifri ii M^^m c-^1 9 "A
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        261 2 Straits Times Crossword ACWMB shouldni be bombed (4,4) 1 Familiar addraa Is prison. 7 A (oUower has a severe fall, some say (8) causing mental upsel (10) 5 Philopher sees cricketer about 8 Might nuke a suitable lawn, it Essex opener (6) we bad some fencing? (5-5) 9 Great alarm
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        177 2 CONCERT BY THK CHILDREN organised by the Singapore Association (or Retarded Children at the Victoria Theatre at 7.30 p.m. By invitation only. PHOTO EXHIBITION BY THE SINGAPORE COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY at the National Library lecture hall from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. On till Nov 10. EXHIBITION OF PORTRAIT
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        1088 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 10 00 AM Opemnc folowed by Deepavai 515 Ont Da M A Tmt ChMren's Special (Tani) 10.35 5 M Nature W Cartoon Feature That's Panther- S**"''*? «< c taiment 6 35 dventures W Superman The Atomic Captive 11.25 Grew of the Stars Feature* 5.55 Cultural
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        The Mouse that made us roar
        967 3 The dynamite duo of Edwards (massive, relentless) and Sykes (rumpled, self-rrfocking) pounced upon this play and gleefully ripped it apart, blowing it up in the audience's faces and making them whoop with delight as the pieces floated, confetti-like, down. This was the mood of
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    • LEISURE 2
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        Of kings and gods walking on earth
        1597 5 The history and legends of Deepavali are as varied as the people who live in the vast land of India. There are stirring tales of gods in battle, kings in exile and quick-witted gurus to explain the rituals they go through today. There
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        81 5 Victorian V^ N f^ sleek elegance in gold, <^y < <P<-\^ < < tZ~\ brass or silver Cold, brass or _l V«/ m s'lvertrolleyw.th V^ Model 2059 \1 glass base and top C old. brass or V^ silver telephone stand with glass or inlaid wooden base and top Ava..ableat SHOWROOMS:
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        300 5 FIRST EVER in Pan i a/\ I Y\£ THE prophet I I Ml Theworkof KahlilGibran, I \a\ poet and philosopher, has > 4//^f»^iL^li >-^ been translated into more /f /f 1%/ I I tnen twenty languages, and f I- 9 V W- his drawings and paintings B i 1 have
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        How to choose and buy a washing machine
        1635 6 Washing clothes is undoubtedly one of the dreariest chores in the home; lugging dirty laundry to and from tubs of sudsy water cannot be anybody's idea of fun. Thank goodness for washing machines. TENG JUAT LENG takes a look at the different
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        229 6 Mini In Size Maxi In Absorbency New Kotex Mini Pads... perfect protection for light flow days Beginning and J% Super soft, Super light ending Of Period Kotex Mini Pads are super soft and super A regular napkin for l®ht flov^days just fm light. They'll fit you snugly and softly won't
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      Lock icon Bringing Islam to the Americans
      567 7 AS Americans warily observe the Muslim world, an organisation in Washington DC, hopes to use the 14th centennial of Islam this month to attract national attention to the intellectual and artistic achievements of the world's second largest religion. By the Muslim lunar calendar, Nov 9
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      Australia — bleeding for security?
      849 7  - Australia bleeding for security? BRUCE GRANT By in MELBOURNE 6 Election strategists, the folk heroes of Australian history convict, squatter, bushranger, digger, con-man, explorer, inventor, dreamer have been replaced by a tight-lipped family of four living in fear of foreign hordes and infla- am tion at the local supermarket. 7
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      769 8  -  ROBERT MUSEL By in London Lovely Elke Sommer believes she was once a man. ..a soldier in the Crusades. Faye Dunaway was a writer in ancient Greece and Glenn Ford believes he has seen his own grave on television. Does a past life
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      Lock icon Stars with a whispering past
      902 8 6 She was convinced that she was once a writer in 17th Century England, and also one in ancient Greece. She used to hear strange voices at night which she describes as being like actors on some faroff stage reciting ancient poetry. 4 While hypnotised
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        301 8 ,0 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATONS Q TO dtm DATO CHIA TU SIANG D.P.M J., K.M.N., A.M.N., P. 1.5., 8.5.1. on being conferred DATO PADUKA MAHKOTA JOHOR (D.P.M.J.) by HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE SULTAN OF JOHOR, SULTAN ISMAIL IBNI AL-MARHUM, SULTAN IBRAHIM on the occasion of the 86th Birthday of His Royal Highness
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