The Straits Times, 8 November 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    SHOCK OVER $400 m COMPLEX
    511 1  - SHOCK OVER $400 m COMPLEX IRENE NGOO Shell orders full-scale probe By SUB-STANDARD concrete, below-design strength. These ominous words, in a report on Shell's $400 million hydrocracker complex being built on Pulau Bukom, add up to a delay of "up to two years" to allow for demolition and rebuilding. A
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    Added Impetus to Speak Mandarin drive
    292 1 Added Impetus to Speak Mandarin drive ADDED impetus will be given to the Speak Mandarin campaign; through family participation to popularise the language in Singaporean Chinese homes. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry and six dialect clan associations are jointly holding a Mandarin for Every Home gettogether in
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    Tokyo pledge to Asean
    48 1 TOKYO. Frt Foreign Minister NUuyoshi Ito has unml Ajean countries that Japan will continue backing the propoaed hoidiBf of an International conference on the Kampuchean probtem. The aawrmncc today came when he met anSbaatadon of Ajaaa ■attorn at the Foreign MhiWi^ In Tokyo, govern-
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    PILOT IS CHARGED WITH HAVING SECRET PAPER
    219 1 PILOT IS CHARGED WITH HAVING SECRET PAPER A PILOT wu yestenUy charged with having secret efflciaJ dacameat when he waa ma jar in the KepabUr ef Slngapere Air Farce. Arthar Cheah Nee Wah, 43, a Malayataa, li alleged to have a eyetesty led eepy «t a secret mUate dated Oet
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    Team to look into riddle of 'missing' $8.3 million
    387 1  -  AHMAD O9MAN By A THRIFT and loan society formerly headed by fugitive MP Phey Yew Kok is to set up a committee to investigate the mystery of about $8.3 million of its funds which cannot 1 be accounted for. The committee,
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    The SIA pilots' pay dispute
    90 1 The SIA pilots' pay dispute THE Straits Times realises that it should not have published the letter in Thursday's Forum Page on the SIA pilots pay dispute and also the feature on the same subject in yesterday's edition because the matter was referred to the Industrial Arbitration Court on Wednesday
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    Lock icon Marcos plea to US
    59 1 MANILA, Fri. The Philippines will ask the United States to prosecute two Americans who Instructed Filipinos in bomb-making and urban guerilla warfare In the Arizona desert, President Ferdinand Marcos said today. The two Americans, San Francisco businessman Steve Psinakis and another believed to be an ex-soldier,
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    Lock icon Aussie wheat for China
    53 1 BEIJING, Fri. Australia has agreed to sell China one million tonnes of wheat next year, diplomatic sources said today. The agreement was reached after two weeks of talks between Chinese officials and a delegation from the Australian Wheat Board, whose members Immediately left for home after
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    Israelis raid PLO bases
    44 1 TEL AVIV. Fri. Israeli warplanes attacked Palestinian guerilla bam today in four places In Lebanon, the Iaraeli Military Command said The plane* acored direct hits on "terrorist bases and concentrations," a spokesman said. There was no Immediate word from Lebanon.
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    Lock icon Miners reject pay offer
    68 1 LONDON, Fri. Leaden of Britain's 232,000 miners who brought down the country's last Conservative Government over a pay dispute yesterday rejected a wage offer from the state-owned National Coal Board, union officials said. The board offered the miners pay increases of about 10 per cent, worth
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    Lock icon 600 kg jade
    34 1 BEIJING, FRI. Two peasants of China's Uygur Muslim ethnic minority have found a large piece of rare white "mutton-fat" Jade weighing «00 kg. the official Xinhua news agency reported today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Cook now in People's Congress
    133 1 BEUING, Fri. A YOUNG restaurant cook, made a national hero for exposing Commerce Minister Wang Lei as a freeloader, has won a seat in a Beijing district People's Congress, the Beijing Daily newspaper reported today. Mr Chen Aiwu won 4.599 votes 75.42 per cent of
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    Lee off today for China tour
    143 1 Lee off today for China tour MR LEE KUAN YEW wUl visit China from tomorrow to Nov 23, during which he will have talks with Premier Zhao Ziyang and other Chinese leaden. The Prime Minister leaves today (or Hongkong, where he will stop over for a night. He will be
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    Lock icon Reagan hits at Soviet 'aggression'
    809 1 Reagan hits at Soviet 'aggression' LOS ANGELES, Friday PRESIDENT-elect Ronald Reagan has condemned the Soviet Union's "policies of aggression" and pledged to base future arms control talks on Moscow's conduct on international affairs. Mr Reagan, speaking I yesterday at his first press conference since the landslide victory in Ties- day's
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    Lock icon Quick switch in attitude by Moscow
    438 1 MOSCOW, Friday IN THE space of 24 hours, the Soviet Union switched its attitude towards Mr Ronald Reagan from avowed hostility to a willingness for cooperation in improving US-Soviet relations. As soon as the election result was known on Tuesday, the Soviet media in
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    Lock icon LATEST LONG QUEUSE FOR FOOD
    73 1 LATEST LONG QUEUSE FOR FOOD WARSAW "Tl. PeUsa •hops tea*; becaa rinalas, eat of feed an leag ?\utmem begaa fermlac. •r hi sin Uke hiv, petetees, eggs, milk, Hear ami tatter. NatteaaJ newspapers have callAd for featf rattMdag. Ifee qaeaes started ma a spskeasnaa far SelldarIty, the aatlea's largest btaepeadeat
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      136 1 56 pages today DRIVE TO GET ALL IN TUNE WITH SONGS Pag* 13 POUSH union gears up for big strike next week I RUSSIA will not allow US superiority I LAKES loses fight for HK route BONN to launch exports offensive BILL seeks to extend accident cover for workers t
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Polish union gears up for big strike next week
      524 2 WARSAW, Friday SOLIDARITY, Poland's largest independent trade union, yesterday issued a set of strike instructions for next Wednesday which would effectively disrupt all industrial ac- tivity in Warsaw, leaving only schools, municipal services and shops functioning normally. The move angered Polish
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      Lock icon Killer bees
      35 2 JAKARTA.Fri. A girl was killed and SO others were stung on their faces when a swarm of bees attacked them in a forest near Clwtdey, West Java, Antara News Agency reported today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Russian for ILO talks
      175 2 GENEVA, Frl A SOVIET Deputy Labour Minister is to have talks here next week with senior officials of the International Labour Organisation (ILO), which Is considering complaints against the Soviet Union j and Poland of alleged harassment of dissident trade unionists. The ILO's nine-member i Freedom
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      Lock icon Hirohito's nephew weds ex-premier's granddaughter
      112 2 Hirohito's nephew weds ex-premier's granddaughter PRINCE Temohlte Mlkata, nephew of Kmprror Hlrohlto, pases with his bride, Nahmb* Am, 15, after their marriage In Tekyo yesterday. The M-year-eld briderMn, seveath la Uae the Chrysanthemum Thnae, te the eldest m si Prince Mlkata, yeoager hrsther af the Kmnerer. The cenple were married
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      Lock icon One-third resettled
      57 2 JAKARTA. Fri. More than one-third of the families being relocated from overcrowded Java have been resettled, said Mr Martono, Junior Minister for Transmigration Affairs He told reporters yesterday that some 57,742 family heads had been sent to islands such as Sumatra, Kalimantan and Irian Jaya since April, out
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      Lock icon Direct dial
      34 2 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia will extend its international telephone direct dialling system this month to West Germany, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Japan and New Zealand, the Indonesian telecommunication public utility announced here. AFP.
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      Lock icon Prisoners from birth
      67 2 MELBOURNE, Frl. Eight children, one of them now 21 years old, were kept imprisoned in their home from birth because their father believed the outside world was evil, a police prosecutor told a court on Thursday. When police raided the Melbourne house of Yugoslav immigrant Miroslav Kolak
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      Lock icon "Captured oil minister tortured says Iran
      200 2 BEIRUT, Friday TEHERAN has accused Iraq of torturing captured Iranian Oil Minister Mohammad Jawad Baquir Tonguyan to the "extent that his life is in danger." i A Foreign Ministry statement broadcast by Teheran Radio today held the Iraqi Government responsible for Mr Tonguyan's life
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      Lock icon Four African Opec nations to discuss price hike?
      148 2 Four African Opec nations to discuss price hike? LONDON, Fri OIL ministers of the four African Opec producers have scheduled a meeting in Algiers tomorrow and Western oil company executives said one topic may be the outlook for a possible price increase. Disclosing the meeting between Algeria, Gabon, Libya and
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      Lock icon Russians will not allow US superiority
      337 3 Switch from conciliatory remarks MOSCOW, Friday THE Soviet Defence Minister said today the Kremlin will work to frustrate plans for United States military superiority, a marked contrast to previous conciliatory remarks aimed at President-elect Ronald Reagan. Marshal Dmitry Ustinov opened the traditional Revolution Day
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      Lock icon Boycott by Aussies
      63 3 CANBERRA, Fri. The Aastrattaa Oaverameat heyeetted the Savlet embassy's Natteaal Day eetoaratlaaa la Canberra yesterday. All departmeata, partleaJarly farcin attain, ware told nat to send repreaentottves to the lutiipusn at a Canberra hatoi fir "the irraatia af the CM iulversary af the Great Oetaber Socialist Revalatlea." aa
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      Lock icon Bonn to increase defence budget by $700 million
      189 3 BONN, Fri. West Germany will boost its defence budget by 620 million marks (5J706.8 million) next year. Finance Minister Hans Matthoefer said yesterday. Asked in a televised debate whether military spending would reach the 3 per cent real growth target Bonn pledged
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      Lock icon Bushfire alert
      51 3 Bushf ire alert SYDNEY, Fri. A state or emergency has been decUrtd in the blue mountains west of Sydney as more than 100 firefighters fight two big bushflres near the town of Katoomba. About 200 elderly patients have been evacuated from two nursing homes in the area, officials said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Chinese PM Zhao sends his warm congrats
      222 3 Chinese PM Zhao sends his warm congrats BEIJING, Fri. Chinese Premier Ihaa Oyaag haa anat warm (sMtgratalatlaaa to Mr Raaala Beagaa aa Ma eJeettaa to the US preatirncy aad expreaaei Ike kaae tkat rdatlaaa weala eaattaae to tanprave based aa the principle*. the lfffl eaaaaNaafae esta bllsbhetwaaa the twe eaaaMas.
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      'Same crises for Reagan but even more acute'
      610 3 'Same crises for Reagan but even more acute' NEW YORK, Friday THE Reagan administration will face essentially the same problems of defence policy as did President Carter, but Defence and State Department analysts say that these difficulties are likely to become far more acute in the next four years. For
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      Lock icon Haig or Shultz tipped to head State Dept
      248 3 Haig or Shultz tipped to head State Dept WASHINGTON, Fri. Saeealattaa centre* aa Alexander Halg or Oearge Shalts aa Secretary of State, with Heary Klariajer given Uttle chance of being selected tor Us old post. Mr Reagan's oeiectiaa of the peraaa to bead the State Departmeat wUI he the heat
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      Lock icon KEEPING POSTED ELECTION RESULT
      99 3 KEEPING POSTED ELECTION RESULT CHINESE aa BetJURN mala street, Waagfaealag, read a puWctpy nf tfe People's Dally on the US presidential eleettaa triampa ef Mr lUaaMßcacaa. Om palate to a null pietare af the PreaMeateieet la a victory paae. Chlaa has Maatly waraea Mr Reagaa publicly tfcai If he carries
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      Lock icon Japanese to sound out aides
      118 3 Japanese to sound out aides TOKYO, Fri. Two top Japanese representatives will travel to Washington next week to discuss policy matters with close associates of President-elect Ronald Reagan, government officials said today. Chief trade representative Saburo Okita and his predecessor, Mr Nobuhiko Ushiba, intend to sound out Mr Reagan's aides
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Laker loses fight for HK route
      255 5 Laker loses fight for HK route HONGKONG, Friday LAKER Airways has lost its battle against three other British airlines to fly the Hongkong-London route. The local air transport licensing authority Atla) announced today that it had rejected airline chief Sir Freddie Laker's application to serve this route in low-fare competition
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      Lock icon Manila to check Libyan diplomatic cargo
      162 5 Manila to check Libyan diplomatic cargo MANILA, Fri. Philippine customs authorities have embargoed several diplomatic crates from Libya on suspicion that the crates marked "furniture" and addressed to the Libyan ambassador to the Philippines may contain other items. Customs officials said today that the crates will be opened next week
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      Lock icon Hijacked to Cuba
      77 5 CARACAS. Fri. Two Venezuelan brothers with no known political background yesterday hijacked a DC-9 Venezuelan Avema Jet with 62 people aboard and forced It to fly to Cuba where they later surrended to Cuban authorities. Mr Hembeo Uxcategul, hew) of the Venezuelan political police, identified the hijackers
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      Lock icon Yugoslav Premier reviews guard of honour
      129 5 Yugoslav Premier reviews guard of honour YUGOSLAV Premier Vesella Djaranavlr (tklrd treat left) Mm e*c*rted by Us Otam eeuterpart, Mr Zhaa ZiymaR, as he reviewed nM ef kMwr *a arrival In Bellas *n Thveday for a five-day vMt. Beth leaden had tkree■■dahalt km talk* after ike mlliiMlt eeremmy, Mtowai by
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      AUSSIE FOREIGN POLICY EXPECTED TO LOOK DULL UNDER STREET
      638 5  -  LIM BAY BOON By Uur Melbourne reporter MELBOURNE, Fri. After five years of Andrew Peacock, Australian foreign policy management will probably look dull under the new Foreign Minister Tony Street Mr Street, at 54, is 13 years older than the former
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      'Kampuchea crisis over so food aid to end'
      319 5  - 'Kampuchea crisis over so food aid to end' ALAN DAWSON By of the Bangkok Pott BANGKOK, Fri. InteraaUaaal aid expert* have decided that the emergency la Kampuchea la aver, and bath the land bridge at the Thai frontier and the shipment of food to the Phnom Penh regime will he
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 4
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      Lock icon Bonn to launch exports offensive
      410 6 MEETING JAPANS TRADE CHALLENGE WITHOUT CURBS BONN, Fri. Z. THE West German f Economics Ministry has i decided to meet the Japanese trade chal1 lenge with an exports f!_: offensive and not with i w~ import restrictions. 2 It says in an internal paper that
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      EEC CALL TO TOKYO: CHECK SURPLUS
      252 6 88l 88ELS, Fri. The President of the European Common Market Commtsoiou today call ed for ftrttoo from Japan to redress the Imbalance In its trade with the market. Mr Roy Jenkins said the Japanese surplus, expected by officials to he U8$l« hilUon this year,
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      Lock icon Woman in Schmidt cabinet sworn in
      61 6 FAMILY Mlalster Aatje Hubar, the eajy female cabinet minister, takes office in Bmi »n Thursday. She was «ac of the It ministers sworn la la West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's cabinet. The ministers took the oath after Mr Schmidt was formally elected by the
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      Lock icon Go to work if you have cold says doctor
      128 6 Go to work if you have cold says doctor LONDON, Fri. Got a cold? Go to work and stop complaining about the weather. That's the latest advice from an English doctor to snifflers looking for sympathy. Dr Adrian Rogers, writing in the medical newspaper Pulse, criticised Britons who run to
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      Lock icon Parliament in budget tussle with ministers
      258 6 Parliament in budget tussle with ministers LUXEMBOURG, Friday THE European Parliament has launched into another battle with the European Economic Community's finance ministers over control of the EEC budget. It passed amendments yesterday adding more than US$l billion (5J2.08 billion) to the U5529.3 billion draft budget approved by the ministers
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      Lock icon GOLD DIVES BELOW US$6OO MARK
      177 6 GOLD DIVES BELOW US$6OO MARK LONDON, Fri. Gold slumped below US$6OO (551,248) an ounce to its lowest level for five months today and share prices fell round the world as investors switched their funds into the dollar, attracted by high interest rates. The dollar, which began to climb following Mr
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      Jakarta polls
      33 6 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia will hold Its next general elections for a 450-aeat consultative parliament between May and the end of 1982, the Secretary General of Home Affairs, Mr Soeprapto. said yesterday
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      Lock icon Italian customs named in $4b tax fraud
      225 6 Italian customs named in $4b tax fraud ROME, Fri. Tax on thousands of tonnes of oil was not paid each month In the Venice area with the 'complaisant negligence 1 of the customs, according to a report made public yesterday. The 1976 report by Colonel Aldo Vitali, head of the
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    • ECONOMIC SNIPPETS
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        65 6 LEADING US Banks raised their prime lending rates by a full point to 15.5 per cent on Thursday, reflecting growing inflationary pressures In the economy. The move was led by Chase Manhattan and Continental Illinois banks. Other banks are expected to follow suit because
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        Lock icon Lay offs at Chrysler
        78 6 CHRYSLER Corp., faced with a large inventory of Plymouth Horizon and Dodge Omni cars, said yesterday it will temporarily close its Belvidere, Illinois, assembly plant next week for the first time in three years. About 4,000 workers will be laid off at the plant for one
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        Lock icon US trade deficit down
        60 6 THE US trade deficit dropped 65 per cent in the third quarter of the year compared with the same period last year, the Commerce Department reported on Thursday. The improvement in the deficit, now at its lowest level since the third quarter of 1376, is due
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        Lock icon 7 pc growth forecast
        55 6 INDONESIA'S economic growth rate is estimated to reach 7 per cent this year compared with 4.9 per cent last year. Finance Minister All wardhana said yesterday. He told the parliament budget committee that according to foreign analysis Indonesia is the only Asian country to record a
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      Lock icon Voyager I reveals ripples of rings around Saturn
      211 6 LOB ANGELES, Fri THE Voyager Oie spacecraft, still eight milttoa kilometre* from Saturn, already Is reveattag j— ««g details of the gAmmering rtags that encircle the riant planet, scientists said yesterday. "The itraetare of the -1,. .ism nogs is nr nwre twmr
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  • BACKGROUND
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      More thought for old folks over past few years
      351 8  - More thought for old folks over past few years EVELYN NO By THE growing number of old people has tremendous implications for Singapore, as the authorities and others working with the aged realise. The increasing concern with the problem has been reflected in speeches by ministers and MPs urging children
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      The scars and the pain remain
      751 8 ALTHOUGH Mr Tng Chin Hwee's 67 years have not all been lean years, it is the painful memories that stay in his mind. He knows well what life's struggles mean. Left fatherless at an early age, he was forced to leave Raffles Institution to
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      In harmony with fate
      569 8 FOB Mr and Mrs Chua Eek Caaaa, both 71, their Hves are wholly fasMsaed aad dictated by the gods, or fate. This being so, old age brings no qualms, no fears nor worries, hat Jnst contentment and confidence that things will work oat well aa always.
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  • AMENDMENT BILLS
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      Proposed changes to law covering abortionsi
      172 9 Proposed changes to law covering abortionsi A PREGNANT woman, who is the holder or the wife of a holder of an employment pass or a work permit, will soon be able to have an abortion in Singapore even though she has not been residing here, if Parliament ap- proves an
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      Bill to extend accident cover for workers
      345 9  -  S. M. MUTHU By THE Workmen's Compensation Act is to be extended to non-manual workers earning up to $1 250 a month and the amount of compensation payable under the Act is to be increased. This is provided for in the Workmen's Compensation
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      Bill seeks to allow 3 months' 'bonus'
      134 9 THE Employment (Amendment) Bill, when approved by Parliament, will permit an employer I at his discretion to pay an I employee an annual wage j supplement up to a maxi- I mum of three months' wages The bill, introduced in I Parliament on
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      PASSENGER INSURANCE
      55 9 A DRIVER of a motor vehicle must have insurance cover for his passengers under the Motor Vehicles (Third Party Risks and Compensation) Amendment Bin. The bill states that a person using a motor vehicle cannot exempt himself from this liability by making any agreement with his passengers to
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    Two more crocs seen near W. Coast estate
    239 9 Two more crocs seen near W. Coast estate TWO man crw*dllr« have beta area sear a kMuUi Mtelf Is Wnt Cm* Rtw where a 1.3 m er«ea4ile was raault earlier this week. A vMtk. Michael Pang, H, wm> helped eftteh the rraeadlle en Wednesday, saw twe mvre lie nexi oiaia
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    Lawyer faces 2 more CBT charges
    199 9 TWO more criminal breach of trust charges, involving a total sum of $125,118, were preferred against lawyer Lim Chor Pee in a magistrate's court yesterday. Lim, 44, represented by Mr H. E. Cashin, is alleged to have committed CBT of $85,118. belonging to his
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    Area office tour
    49 9 RESIDENTS' committee members for Delta, Alexandra and Brickwork! constituencies will visit the Housing Board's Stirling area office today at 10.30. The visit is to help the members understand the functions of the area office and to promote rapport between the office staff and the RC members.
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    FREE TO GO AFTER SENTENCING
    99 9 YEO Wui Ban, 28, who was found with a heroinfilled condom in his mouth, walked out a free man after he was sentenced to one day's Jail yesterday. Yeo, originally charged with trafficking in 1 .56 g of heroin, had been remanded since July 8
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    $1,000 fine and five-year ban for hell rider
    273 10 A YOUTH, described in court as a hell rider, was fined $1,000 and banned from driving for five years yesterday for rash riding and racing with a group of motorcyclists last month. Teng Cher Chiang, 21, admitted riding his machine rashly and
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    Island camp on St John's
    48 10 THE Weit Coast community centre's youth recreation club will organise a weekend holiday camp on St John's Island on Dec l 3 and 14. Food will be provided. The charges are $12 for members and $14 for nonmembers. For more details, call *****94.
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    Seniors' Week
    28 10 THE MINISTER for Labour, Mr Ong Pang Boon, will officiate at the opening of Senior Citizens' Week Nov 9 tols-at Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 9.30 a.m.
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    Another fish dealer murdered: $2,000 missing
    370 10  -  GERALD PEREIRA By A FISH seller was attacked and stabbed to death five days after two of his colleagues were murdered in similar circumstances at a f ish sales agency in Jurong. Mr Sim Kirn Soon, 42, who sold fish for 30 years, left
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    Siapa and SIA meet in new round of talks
    129 10 Siapa and SIA meet in new round of talks REPRESENTATIVES of Singapore Airlines and Its pUtta' am«rlaUon met yesterday for twe h*ara talks mi a new wane part. Soarcea Mid that a wven-man team from the Singapore Airline* Pilots' Association (Slapa) met six BIA •fflclab at the airline's airport afflce.
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    Chief guest at carnival
    63 10 THE Minister for Home Affairs. Mr Chua Sian Chin, will be the guest-of-honour at the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association's Volunteer Aftercare Officers' Carnival at the Big Splash, East Coast Parkway tomorrow at 9 a.m. the carnival will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Highlights of
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    'Two convicted tape dealers in team'
    352 10  - 'Two convicted tape dealers in team' ALICE WONG By TWO convicted pirate cassette tape dealers were among a team of the Singapore Sound tape Retailers Association which recently made door-to-door visits to the various newspapers to present tfceir grievances regarding the government's plan to amend the Copyright Act. This was
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    Cultural nights
    60 10 THE SAF NCO Club will hold a Cultural Night featuring songs and dances for the senior citizens, under privileged children and students at the Singapore Conference Hall tonight at 7.30. There will also be a performance for the public tomorrow at the same venue at 7.30 p.m. Tickets
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    12 hurt in Deepavali day road mishaps
    119 10 TWELVE people were injured, two seriously, in separate accidents on Deepavali day. Police said an SBS bus, in trying to avoid a pedestrian crossing North Bridge Road, swei ved and collided into an overhead bridge support at about 11.40 a.m. Eleven passengers were
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      35 10 DON'T BE SHY IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yeurself and start la Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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    New ways of building to save labour urged
    141 11 New ways of building to save labour urged NEW building techniaues and labour-saving ideas must be explored by architects, faced with manpower shortages and rising costs. The call to meet these challenges came last night from the president I of the Singapore Institute of Architects. Mr Edwin I S. H.
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    Muslim New Year joy
    52 11 THE MP for Kampong Kembangan. Mr Mansor Sukaimi. will be the guest -of-honour at the Muharram 1401 celebration organised by the Muslim Religious Council of Singapore at Sultan Mosque, North Bridge Road today at 8 p.m The guests will include Muslim MPs. an Indonesian guest speaker
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    Teng Cheong tells of new space concept with MRT
    566 11 A RAII.-BASED mass rapid transit system here may act as a catalyst for the development of building complexes with the centre of human activity taking place within them, instead of along roads. Such complexes with internal circulation space built within them
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    BEDOK AND C'WEALTH TO HAVE NEW BUS SERVICES
    152 11 BEDOK AND C'WEALTH TO HAVE NEW BUS SERVICES THE Singapore Bus Service will introduce a new service 207 for Bedok Town tomorrow and another new service 203 next Friday, providing service between Commonwealth Drive and the main roads. Service 207 will operate from the Bedok interchange to the Anglican High
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    Clean-up drive
    35 11 THE residents' committee zone A of Kolam Ayer is orearusinij a cleaning-up operation of all corridors and void decks of Blocks 13 and 16, Upper Boon Keng Road, tomorrow at 9.30 a. m.
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    Sightseeing tours for elders
    67 11 Sightseeing tours for elders COMMUNITY centres have organised tours for the aged to places of interest tomorrow. Tours at the Kangkar, Ang Mo Kio. Thomson Oh Kio. Jalan Kayu. Yio Chu Kang Track 14, Yio Chu Kang Track 16, Nee Soon, Brickworks, Kreta Ayer and Bras Basah community centres will
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    Row over taxi stand shunned by many
    291 11  -  EDMUND TEO By A ROW is now on between two government departments over who should take the blame for building a taxi stand which is not being used by passengers and taxi-drivers in Somerset Road. Registry of Vehicles (ROY) officials are saying they
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    Hongkong TV star undergoes surgery
    101 11 Hongkong TV star undergoes surgery HONGKONG TV star Lisa Wang had an operation here on Wednesday. Sources said she arrived on Monday and was admitted to Mount Elizabeth Hospital, off Orchard Road, the next day. Hongkong television sources said Miss Wang had complained of a pain in her chest after
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    Airport course was enjoyable and useful, say three from abroad
    361 13 FOR the last tkree ■Matte, Mr Mikwiat, tl, a Keaya* (Ml), PUpIM Mrs UBy» P— liui, 41, mmt r ITlaili MmUt, S4, fr»m BlMiphi, have ■llnaiiat aa »lraact cagtß9Gfiߣ ccarß^ at the Civil Avtedaa Traialajt Ceatre at Seiotmr AlrtaM. Yesterday,
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    BUMBOAT MAN'S DEATH: OPEN VERDICT
    157 13 BUMBOAT MAN'S DEATH: OPEN VERDICT THE coroner's court recorded an open verdict yesterday on bumboat man Ng Woo Liat, 58, who drowned following a collision at sea with a Norwegian tugboat. According to Mr Pu Arne Huss. chief officer of the tugboat Sea Fortune, the accident off Marine Parade occurred
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    Property firm owing $1.9 m ordered to wind up
    123 13 Property firm owing $1.9 m ordered to wind up A PROPERTY development company, Joiner Enterprises (Pte) Ltd, incorporated 16 years ago, was ordered by the High Court yesterday to be wound up for insolvency. The order was made on an application by Far Eastern Bank Ltd, which has been unable
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    Computer line
    38 13 BUKIT Merah community centre w.. be organising a talk. Preparing lor a Computer-baaed Career, by Dr J.S. Donald, senior lecturer at the National University erf Singapore, on Nov 14 at 8 p.m. at the community centre.
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    Burgled two homes
    76 13 BAHARUDIN bin Daud, 24, unemployed, broke into two houses within five minutes and stole jewellery and cheques worth more than $10,000, a court beard yesterday. But he ran out of luck when 35 minutes later, he was arrested by a police patrol team about 800 metres from
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    Drive to get all in tune with songs
    481 13  -  LEONG WENG KAM By BRACE yourself for another government campaign at the start of' next year this time to get everyone singing. For the next three years, eight songs in English, Malay and Mandarin will be promoted each year. I So far,
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      Keen on East Malaysia
      68 14 KUCHING, Frl. An International bank, Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York, is keen to invest In Malaysia particularly in the industrial and trade development in Sabah and Sarawak. It* international adviser, Lord Shawcross, said here today that East Malaysia had most encouraging prospects for development
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      Lock icon Thai priority for Malaysia
      53 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Thailand is giving priority to Malaysia's request for rice under the Asean food reserve strategy. Its Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr Nissai ViJJajiva, said yesterday "This is in return for Malaysia's readiness to supply our country with crude oil when we requested for it,"
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      DIFFERENT PRICE INDICES FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY
      105 14 DIFFERENT PRICE INDICES FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Ike MalAysla* Gotenuneat will draw op separate euiimer price Indices for rani and urban area* to flgkt ißfUtiM kettor. Fl— re Minister Teagkn yesterday this was necessary because different prices aid ■peaatag aaMts la the twa areas. SpeaUaa; in Parliament
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      Lock icon Streaming of pupils 'not the only way'
      268 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE practice of discriminating between schoolchildren by identifying them into streams, communities or classifying them into rural and urban products should be discouraged, the Education Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said today. Over emphasis of such a practice, he added, could
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      Lock icon Kuan Yin statue will not top 25 metres in height
      303 14 PENANG, Fri. The proposed 38.9 metre statue of the Goddess of Mercy Kuan Yin under construction at Ayer Itam hill will be reduced to 25 metres, its fund-raising committee chairman Datuk Low Hooi Seah said today. He said workers have
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      Lock icon Ban on all unauthorised Islamic missionaries
      331 14 SEG AM AT, Fri. THE Malaysian Government has decided to ban all unauthorised Islamic religious activities in the Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) and other land settlements throughout the country. Religious teachers from, outside these land schemes must first obtain authorisation j from the
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      Lock icon New town to go up 19 km from J. Baru
      198 15 Xt ALA LUMPUR. Fri. A sew UwssWp Baudar Bars K*ta Patri will be balit ak*at II km trail J«bsre Ban la the next et*»tye*r». The ton will have aba* t \ljm salts si Uw. medHmm aad Mgsrc— t tw»-st»rey terrace
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      Lock icon Seoul team suggests joint car study
      136 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A South Korean trade mission has suggested that a feasibility study be conducted on the proposal to build an Asean car as a joint project between Korea and Asean countries. It felt that a team comprising experts from Korea and Asean
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      Lock icon Call for more Asean exports to S. Korea
      262 15 Call for more Asean exports to S. Korea KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIAN Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leong today called for a "freer flow of primary commodities exports from Asean countries into the Korean market. If these commodities were allowed to enter the Korean market unimpeded, he said, then Korean
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      Lock icon Speeding up projects
      59 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A cabinet committee has been set up to study the problems in implementation erf protects. Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Peagiran Othroan Rauf said yesterday The committee will take steps to speed up the Implementation of projects under the Third Malaysia Plan
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      49 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. More than 200 new aiparacale ports are expected to be created and several other ports will be upgraded in the Medical Service by UK. Minister Without Portfolio in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Pengiran Othman Haji Rauf said in in Parliament yesterday -NST
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      Lock icon Task force to study defects in high rise fire-fighting
      322 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Malaysian Government has set up a task force to look into the inadequacies of Ore fighting in high-rise buildings. Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Dr Neo Yee Pan, disclosing this today, said that while the task
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      Lock icon FIRE EXIT WAS BLOCKED WITH RUBBISH'
      183 15 FIRE EXIT WAS BLOCKED WITH RUBBISH' KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The fire escape in the 12 storey former Bank Bumiputra building which was ravaged by fire last Tuesday was completely blocked off with rubbish from renovation work and it was of little use to those trapped in the burning building, Deputy
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      Lock icon Date set for hearing on Harun detention
      155 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The application for a writ of. habeas corpus by former Mentri Besar of Selangor Datuk H&run bin Haji Idris asking for his release from Pudu prison will be heard at the High Court here on Nov 18. Datuk Harun, who
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        Lock icon Foreigners rounded up
        65 15 IN AN attempt to flush out crimes, police have picked up about 220 for eifasrs for questioning in consjectlon with a recent spate of housebreakings and robberies in Kuala Lumpur Deputy OCPD (Crime) Deputy Supt Abdullah Gendut said that 14 of then have been detained on suspicion
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        Lock icon Increase in MAS flights
        66 15 MALAYSIAN Airline System has introduced more frequencies on its domestic services in Sabah and Sarawak as from this month. An MAS statement issued in Kuala Lumpur said another F27 has been added to the existing 11 F27s to boost services within Sabah. The twice weekly late
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        Lock icon Training for heart doctors
        65 15 MALAYSIA is looking towards Australia and Britain for training of doctors and staff to man its heart centre to be set up in Kuala Lumpur, Health Minister Tan Sri Chong Hon Nyan said. He added he would visit heart institutions in London while another team would
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        Lock icon Closer MCAGerakan ties
        66 15 THE MALAYSIAN Chi nese Association and Gerakan have developed close rapport as a result of the recent inter-party talks on cooperation. MCA pr— ldeiit Datuk Lee San Choon said in Penang. "This is a healthy development," he told reporters after attending a luncheon for National Front members
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        Lock icon $2.8 billion trade surplus
        45 15 MALAYSIA recorded a trade surplus of $2.8 billion during the first five months of this year. Exports from January to May amounted to $12 billion and imports $9.2 billion, according to figures from the Statistics Department in Kuala Lumpur yesterday AFP.
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        Trading firm for bumis
        62 15 KUANTAN, Fri. The Federal Government Is to set up a general trading company as a direct aid to put bumiputra manufactured goods on the international market. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday He said the move was an acknowledgment of the Government's
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        48 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Parliament was told yesterday that £2 people detained under the Internal Security Act since 1977 had filed in their appeal to the Advisory Board. Deputy Home Affairs Mini* ter Mr Sanusi Junid said nine of those who had appealed had neen freed NST.
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    Pensioner wants trader declared bankrupt
    313 17 Pensioner wants trader declared bankrupt A PENSIONER. Mr Chia Kirn Watt, yesterday sought to bankrupt a businessman, Mr William Tan, over a judgment sum of $44,000 and costs. But Mr Tan through his counsel. Mr Liv Yuen Ming, successfully applied to have the case adjourned for two weeks on the
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    On clarinet
    26 17 THE Ministry of Culture and the Australian High Commission will organise a workshop on the Clarinet by Murray Khouri at the DBS auditorium today
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    Daytime haven for the aged and infirm
    436 17  - Daytime haven for the aged and infirm EVELYN NG By SINGAPORE'S first day-care tkerapeattc centre for the elderly at Baklt Mr rah View will be officially opened today. The ceatre occupying a apace equivalent to four unit* af flats on the void feck of Block lit, la bring Initiated ay
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    Fashion show for charity
    63 17 MR BERNARD Lanvin, from the House of Lanvin in Paris, will be present at a Charity and Fashion Show organised by the Singapore Children's Charities. The organising committee hopes to raise $100,000 for six children's societies. The fashion show will be held at the Mandarin Hotel
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    Business outlook one of guarded optimism
    285 17 Business outlook one of guarded optimism THE outlook for Singapore business for the next six months continues to be one of guarded optimism, according to the latest government statistics released last night. The fourth quarter survey of business expectations predicted improvement in the business climate from October to March next
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    Bus stamp sale from Monday
    142 17 Bus stamp sale from Monday THE Singapore Bus Service will sell all concession stamps except the $9 student stamp from Monday. The student stamp is excluded because of the final-term school holidays from Nov 15 to Jan 1 next year. Stamps will be on sale at the Housing Board head
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    Part of brain removed after accident
    263 17 Part of brain removed after accident A NEWSPAPER vendor whose brain was partially removed following a traffic accident is suing Singapore Bus Services and a bus driver for negligence. As a result of this, Mr Chua Siong, 52, now finds it difficult to co-ordinate movement on his left side, the
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    Cancer talk
    38 17 A TALK in Mandarin on Lung Cancer and Smoking will be held Aljunied community centre on Nov 14 at 8 p.m. It is organised jointly by the People's Association, Singapore Cancer Society and the community centre.
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    Piano recital
    30 17 IN ITS Music For Everyone series, the Ministry of Culture will hold a piano recital by Hiroko Fumsaki at the DBS auditorium on Nov 15 at 8 p.m.
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    The biggest French investment in S'pore
    452 17  - The biggest French investment in S'pore SOH TIANG KENG By THE Singapore-French Institute of TechnoK ogy in Jurong represents France's "biggeqj investment and transfer of technology m Singapore, the French Ambassador, Mr Henri Chollet, said yesterday. He said his government intends investing about $20 million in the establishment of the
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      305 18 FAR EASTERN BANK opens in Ana Mo Kio A. V^^ JMI 111 I fej kwk w LDUC W EASTERN BANK M Blk 727, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 "Bo" Boa tAR EASTERN B A J^/^fe^C^iT rrViaUv invite 3 1 coraiaiw an d friends M //snTL- associates d \Y y|y ao^^,^.^
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    Teachers offered computer science awards
    187 19 Teachers offered computer science awards THE EDUCATION Ministry is inviting applications from graduate teachers in the mlnistiy for a scholarship to take up a Master of Science course in computer science in Canada. The Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship is tenable for one to two years from September next year. The successful
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    On education in Japan
    46 19 THE former ambasador to Japan and South Korea. Mr Wee Mon Cheng, will speak on recent developments in Japanese education, at Hwa Chong Junior College today at 3 p.m. The talk U being organised by the Singapore Cnineae Secondary School Principals' Association
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    Youth dinner and dance
    35 19 ANG Mo Kio community centre youth group will hold a dinner and dance at the Hotel Royal Ramada on New Year's Eve at 7.30 p.m. For details, telephone *****44 or *****36
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    Band display
    20 19 THE Singapore Armoured Regiment Band will perform at the Macßitchie Reservoir Park tomorrow from 5 to 6 p.m.
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    Plan to help construction workers improve skills
    420 19 Plan to help construction workers improve skills PLANS are afoot to give construction industry workers with over a year's on-the-job experience a chance to improve their skills through a five-week training stint at the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VTTB). Mr Peter Syddall. the VTTB divisional director (training), indicated this
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    Promsho study awards: 'Once-only' applications
    347 19 Promsho study awards: 'Once-only' applications THE Public Service Commission and the Education Ministry will accept only one round of applications (or next year s Preun i v e r s i t y -cum-Overseas Merit Scholarships (or the Humanities in Oxbridge (Promsho) awards. The scholarships are (or pre-university studies at
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    Art classes
    27 19 BUKIT Merah North community centre will hold a sixmonth course on Children's Art every Saturday between 3.30 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. For details, telephone *****6
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    Probe on $5m shares theft
    126 19 Probe on $5m shares theft THE Commercial Crime DIvULn la laveatlgatIbr a refiSft sf theft af shares wit* a market value M $1 mllllaa, the New NatlM reported yesterday. A spsfceamaa nswrliiiiiiJ It had received the ewnalatat frssa a IsesJ stock-hnkng firm a few toys in, He decliaed U elaWatr.
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    Film shows at Sentosa
    53 19 THE Maritime Museum of the Port of Singapore Authority at Sentosa will screen films for visitors this month. The series of films on navigational safety will be shown Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays, and at 10 a.m., 12.30 p.m. and 3
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    Buffet party
    29 19 THE Upper Serangoon/ Lowland community centre women's sub-committee will organise a buffet party to mark Senior Citizens* Week at the Upper Serangoon community centre tomorrow at noon.
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    Blindfolded, robbed
    65 19 THREE robbers tied and blindfolded four occupants of a house in Kirn Seng Road on Wednesday and got away with about (8,600 in cash and jewellery. The robbers were described as between 20 and 30 years of age. One was tall and dark complexioned and another stout and
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    309 19 Treat food additives with caution' FOOD additives represent a watershed in scientific research and to date there has been no conclusive evidence that they are carcinogenic. But consumers should approach additives with circumspection although the most enthusiastic "back to nature" grower of own food still resorts to their use. These
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      226 19 Bringing Up Father By BUI Ka vanagh Hal Camp HOW WAS VOUrY I IT TAKES SO MUCH TIME ALL JK3&S PID I THAT ISN'T ALL I DID' SHOPPING TOUR TO PIND THE THINGS T WAS TO r 1 DOWNTOWN I WANT, AND T HAVE TO DO COMPLAIN r. \J BI
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 8,1980
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      VALUE OF LIFE
      410 20 THE grim reaper has no sense of timing. If the moment is ripe and cannot be averted, it matters not if the place is inappropriate. In the air, on the high seas or a remote highway, anywhere will do if one is in the unlucky position of
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      FAIR COMMENT?
      388 20 THE TIME of reckoning for the student is almost here. The report card tells it all. After the marks in red or blue come the oft-dreaded remarks of the class teacher. As any student well knows, one term's work is often summed up in a few terse words
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    424 20 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane GREEN MEMORIES A TREEFUL of them this week. All from older minds, turned on by my piece last week on the veppilai tree. "It's a good tree to plant," suggests reader S. R in a letter written on Tree Planting Day last Sunday. "In
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    Lock icon West Germany's strict laws keep drunken driving down
    702 20  -  SUSANNE SCHAFER By in Bonn IT was a great party: Many mugs of German beer, glasses of wine and icy shots of heady schnapps. When it came time to weave out into the wee hours, not one of the two doz*.'. tartygoers
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    Reagan off to good start with strong backup in George Bush
    2037 20  -  JOHN DRYSDALE EHHSQEBSfiSHEHSiS^^ By Director of Asia Research NOW that China is out of the running, the world expects only the Kremlin or the Vatican to bestow upon septuagenarians the honour of high office not the American electorate, which
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      27 20 Lp^^m^jZZZ AseaiVs largest ■collection of Chinese I Classical Furniture Arts Crafts .^Bannn^ I annnnnnt I J sTngapor^landicrafts^ S""l I Ground Floor, World Trade Centre LZ-M Tel *****22/3
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      131 20 Unravelled for the first time ever, the most spectacular range of the finest investment quality Pakistani carpets ever to be brought into Singapore. And, just arrived, a superb collection of superfine Persian Nains, Isfahans, and pure silk Kashans and Qunis. Now on sale at 50% discount storewide at prices even
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  • FORUM
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      VARIOUS FACTORS THAT HELP TO ACHIEVE WORKERS' LOYALTY
      194 21 VARIOUS FACTORS THAT HELP TO ACHIEVE WORKERS' LOYALTY I NOTE that in Singapore, the loyalty of the Japanese workers has been highly praised. There is a move even to promote this workers' loyalty over here. But if Singapore is to succeed in instilling such loyalty in workers, the government must
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      Will the CPF Board please clarify?
      192 21 Will the CPF Board please clarify? SOMETIME earfy fawt ytar, my wife Md I Jatatly applied to purrkaae a HMUtag Bawd Exeeattve flat. Aa aw Mkvtagi la tott aw CPF Ordlmary fteeaute were I—snantr tar the M per eeat ••wmpaynwnt reqilred, we \*4 to BMkke a c**b depart! M njm.
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      HUDC should let us apply subject to this pledge
      247 21 HUDC should let us apply subject to this pledge THREE years ago, when the property market was in a slump, I bought a terrace house, taking out a loan for 90 per cent of the purchase value of the house, repayable over 15 years. My wife and I managed well
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      'New policy' on downpayment caught me by surprise
      300 21 I APPLIED for a fiveroom Housing Board flat sometime in the beginning of the year. As at the time of application, my CPF savings was insufficient to cover the 20 per cent deposit, I had to resort to borrowing about $5,000 on
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      CPF MONEY CAN BE USED FOR THESE FEES
      140 21 CPF MONEY CAN BE USED FOR THESE FEES WE REFER to the letter "3 months and still no word on fees for flats" (ST, Oct 14) by "Anxious." We have been advised recently that the CPF savings can be withdrawn to pay for the legal costs, stamp duties and other
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      Promise made to change sewage pipe but...
      259 21 RECENTLY, I was allotted a Housing Board flat at Clementi Estate. During the inspection of the new flat, I discovered that the sewerage pipe was leaking, so I made a complaint to the HDB area office on Aug 6. On Aug 15 I
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      I fail to see the logic behind backdating
      103 21 RECENTLY the annual values of properties have been revised. While the valuation is revised effective from Jan 1 this year the claim for property tax on the revised valuation is charged four or five years prior to that. What is the logic
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      Admin skills that seem to go untapped
      360 21 I REFER to Mr B. Barker's letter "It does seem hard on institute members working in Singapore" (ST, Sept 11) on the recognition of the professional qualifications held by members of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators, United Kingdom. In the early
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      They can't practise law...
      54 21 I REFER to the letters by VKNC and TKS on the subject of part-time law graduates, in your Saturday Forum page. I would like to add that the external law degree awarded by the University of London does not enable the graduand to practise law in
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      662 21 Sacramento -California Ideal Investment for Strong Capital Growth. All interest, taxes and management payments paid by the developer for the first three years. k~k~ r^^SaßF *^^^^^«sHi*^^-^ V«'it JB BB^SW Riverfront Plaza is a new exciting an excellent opportunity to purchase architectural styled 2-3 bedroom real estate with first-class capital condominium
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Market turns uncertain
      330 22 ERRATIC tnrftag femlaated Use fWmpsiii stock excarnage yesterday caastac share prices U flaetaale rigameaatly. Uvcsttcs appeared ss—e what oarrrtala aad praflttakinc, was evMeat la several eaaaten. The marauiK'ft tpeaiag was fairly steady bat tetters bs«bj BBaWgrt aad prices ■bseqaratly eased. Althsifh reewwy attempts were made later, aaderlviag,
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      Kuala Lumpur
      341 22 SHARE prices fluctuated in rather erratic trading to close mixed at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday Sentiment was uncertain as buyers and sellers took turns in dominating the market. Prices swung from one end to another settling slightly above their day's lowest levels. Plantation stocks, which had
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      Money and exchanges
      230 22 THE DOLLAR Sing opened at 2 HBO 90 on an uncertain market. The US dollar weakened against the local currency and tell to 2 0965 75 before dosing at 2 0970 80 Interbank forward rates at 3 pm One month 2 0950 2.0970 Two months 2.0M0/2.0KS Three
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      Discount
      44 22 RANGE of price* offered by discount bourn on Nov 7: Overnight (o 7 Call deposits: 6'. to 7 Clo.im» BayiM 8»Ui«« 3-month Treasury bills 8 15/18 8 13/16 3-month Bank bills 1315/1813 3 months CD 13H 13 (monthsCD 13'. 13 Haw*" Ns^s^sMl Dtor*#Bt
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        Tokyo
        400 22 TOKYO, Fri. Share prices fell sharply in reaction to the heavy overnight setback on Wall Street, dealers said. The market average lost 37.96 to close at 7,150.33 in fairly active trading as profit-taking and liquidation in margin trading spread over a wide front. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index fell
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        H'kong
        375 22 HONGKONG, Fri. Stocks closed sharply lower in very active trading, with the Hang Seng index shedding 37.08 points to 1,545.77, dealers said. Prices opened lower in reaction to yesterday's one point US prime rate rise, and steadied before (ailing further on constant selling pressure throughout the day. Among leaders,
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        Sharp fall in Sydney
        288 24 SYDNEY. Fri. Share values in the mining, oil and gold lectors dropped sharply today in moderate trading as profittakers reacted to (alls in the London and New York stork exchanges, higher overseas interest rates and a bullion price of over US$20 oft (or the second day
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        Big fall in New York
        210 24 NEW YORK. Thurs Rising interest rates, and expectations of higher rates to come, erased the New York stock market's gains and prices ended sharply lower on reduced turnover. Chase Manhattan Bank led most major banks in lifting its prime rale a full point to 15
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        Amsterdam closes easier
        193 24 AMSTERDAM. Thun. Sharp prices closed lower in reaction to yesterday's sharp rise, dealers said. Royal Dutch shed 2.70 guilders in easier Dutch internationals ABN and WUH both lost three while NMB gained one against the trend in banks. Investment funds and insurances were lower where changed and
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        London gold shares sharply lower
        533 24 LONDON. Thurs Gold mining shares closed sharply lower in line with the drop in the bullion price, dealers said Other equities were lower on concern over continued high IK interest rates, they added. At 3pm. the FT index was down 9 at «0 1 Heavyweight
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      Produce prices
      149 22 CHINESE PrwUrr Exehaage, Sln|t»p»rr, mm chdm prices per 1M kg yntrrimy. Cmul (U: Bulk fob 1128 00 sell en, old drum (In second hand drum) fob $136 50 sellers, new drum fob $143.00 sellers C.pra: Mixed (loose) $72 75 buyers Pepper: Muntok white pepper lob Asia NLW $429
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      Money market
      35 22 Cloiing interbank rates foi Singapore dollars on Nov 7: Offer Bid Overnight tt ll'i 1 month 13 13 2 month! 139 16 U7/1* 3 months US 16 13 7 16 Overnight mode 11
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      Prime lending rates
      25 22 THE avenge rate at watch nujsr Singapore baaks are earreaUy arepared U lead to their hest tartaintrs Is I J.* per eeat.
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      NOMINAL RATES
      345 22 CmfwclM Nominal rate* Smtthaonian P«c<niigi quotad yaalard*y (cro*>)p*rit> chang< L*eaJ dall*ra U me imlt af ft elgM onrreaey: JS dollar 2.0970 2.0980 2.8196 -25.6! Sterling pound 5 0915 5.0965 7.3469 -30.71 \ustralian dollar 2.4445 2.4470 3.4286 -28.71 MZ dollar 2.0400 2.0435 3.4206 -40.3 Canadian dollar 1.7715 1.7735 Lacal
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        CLOSING PRICES
        38 22 Rubber: Nov 7 Singapore: Nov: 294.00 cents (down 2 cents) Malaysia: Dec: 308.00 cents (down 1.25 cents) Tin: M$2,030 (down $23) (equivalent to $33.57 per kilo) (down 38 cents) Official offering: 257 tonnes (up 62 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        33 22 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): Wirebar Spot £830.50 (£846.00); sellers £831.00 (£847.00); Three Month buyers £860.50 (£875.50), sellers £861.50 (£876.50). Market toae: Steady at lower levels Sales: 11,000 tonnes
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        TIN
        143 22 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang (ell MSZ3 to $2,030 per plcul yesterday, $115 below the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. The weaker sentiment was caused by the sharp overnight (all in London and reduced general buying from all sources. The turnover of 257 tonnes accumulated over Thursday's
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        RUBBER
        220 22 SINGAPORE market yesterday closed weaker with November One RSS buyers quoted at 294.00 cents \xr kilo, down two cents from Wednesday's close, dealers said. The morning market fell 2.50 cents on some speculatire selling. Prices were fractionally higher in quiet afternoon trading but fell after the close, influenced by
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        RAS PRICES
        237 22 HAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: (per kUo) Buyer* Sellers Ini 1 R.S S prompt fob 293.00 2M.00N Int. 1 R.S.S. November 294 00 294 50 In i 1 R.S.S. December 300 50 301 W Int 2 R S S. 26 X 286 OON UK Corn 284.00
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        SSR and SMR
        75 22 NOON SSR mi SMR pncm yaaUnlav as Nov««b«r »rr».l Mtkl Buy«r* S«IUrt Man UtoanalJMI MSOO 250 OON WM ilSS^i 24S0O 247 00N MULB SMRCV nuipWMl 2W.0O 2I2.00N SMRL .luipISll 2M0O 2»100N SMRGP Il-Mldai UNJ "iS SMR 10 IlkaHMI mOO 286 OON smrw !!«ff> SSSJ1 SMR 10 (l«»i»db«l
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        Rises
        39 22 K L Ktpoag P I High Low Pfr.k arbidr ■ivn R«la> Kulim Mail on. I'l.nl MaUkoff lacbopc lalraco 530 318 274 203 870 248 228 444 348 464 40 28 20 17 15 15 15 14 14 10
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        Most Active
        24 22 Haw Par City Dev Sel Prop S Darby Total turnover: 13.00m Total value: $64 00 Source: SES i \MM io.ooc 6K7.0OT 638.0M
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        Indices
        34 22 BT. Indicator Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: Nov 5 Nov 7 *****.45 ***** 26 ***** ***** *****1 U818| 601.81 597.5? 586.84 589.71 ***** ***** 861.76 869.55 639.23 ***** 607.11 603.16
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        Falls
        40 22 4haa(n-l.a M Hanking 4tralta Tradlaf Mefa (hrm Vtafnum Corps VI I I PMC Itualral Amal 9 C B C Bentinca Public Bank. 13S0 1280 430 1900 1400 1330 1480 1150 84." 74. B 41 -«0 -40 -40 ■a X
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      GOLD
      212 22 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at 5J42.037 and slipped to {41.902 before closing at $42,003 Gold in the Far East opened at US$6lB 620 but immediately slipped down to $617 618 where It closed for lunch. It opened at the same level and with
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      Silver quotes
      30 22 Than W«4 New York 1* MB m«S Zurich 1S.S0B MOOS Kri Tkar. Singapore 18 506 UMS '-ToMiiK prtcn In US dolUn a troy ounce. •Mm: (MM Ha, p»?
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1445 23 THE 1M itl—iKI rtd, at* .1 thr 1 Mm«< Mr Stork EM«M << SN«« <hyV|irtc» miiii mmMndk. INBUVnUAL A CtMMtR' 1 1 1 Closing tone: Mixed to slightly weaker. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lot* "Ready totalled: 11.729.000, units valued at
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1804 23 BID and alter pneea officially Hated ud Imilmai la and reported to thr Sloe* Eacaaag* of <aalannr> ye* wrday wMa tar WDbd of iharw traded am in brartru in lots o( fied All Ham SrlttemnM Contracts arr quoted alter tar word "aHt" M( Board oral (in lots
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      2008 23 BID .nd offer ortn. onVitUy Uwd art tulimui ud rtpirm to tar Kual* Lumpur Slock Ezctuutfr ynItrday with IV number of •h.rr. traded ■howu In brarkru in lou of IMt unlu unlrm ochrrwtsr iwci (tod imwmuu AMD (0 MS) (2) 0.M MallWl B*. lOaOB 0 82S) (7) 0»
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      Mega Chem
      70 23 AFTER reporting a 56 per cent Jump in pre-tax profits at half-time, Mega Chemical's results for the year ended April were a letdown. The group only managed to turn in pre-tax profits of $288,666 compared with $411,070 previously. This 30.7 per cent decline in profits reflects an extremely
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      Purchase dilutes Jardines earnings
      771 24 JARDINK. Matheson and Co and Hongkong Land Co chairman David Newbigging said the two companies' purchases of each others' sham will dilute their earnings, but declined to estimate by how much. He taid the effect on earnings in 1980 will not be great, but added he
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      Significant rise in Malayan Banking profit
      236 24 Significant rise in Malayan Banking profit GOOD loan demand and increased deposits have again lifted significantly earnings at Malayan Banking Bhd Group net profit (after providing for tax, diminution in value of assets, contingencies and allocations to inner reserves) for the year ended June 30, 1980 rose 26.8 per cent
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      Unit trusts
      174 24 AJIBITHNOT SEO BITIES ASA (MaMfon' prior, tar Not M) Spur* Growth Fund 1 77 1 86 id OI&-MONTAUI [IHmiiii- rntem tor N.» I It) Unkm Sfxm Fund 1.8 1.30 INCOME BOND I NTT Income Bond 1.34 1 41 "he Commerce "he Savings Fund ■'pore Prog Fund "pan Sec
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      Selected indices
      54 24 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 478.B Wedne«day 487.0 Week Ago 4B2J DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 936.41 Wedne«day «63.1« w«*k Ago 917 7S HKHAM, SKM. Friday I&46.77 Thuriday 1S«2.«S Week Ago 1498.M SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 750.41 Thurtday 7S3.M Week Ago 747.94 ALL ORDIN-ARIES Friday 1017.92 i Ttiuriday 1013 73
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      525 23 H Heartiest Congratulations I I. Mr. Ycng Fook Hwu P. LS. Chairman of: SENLY SIGNCRAFT INDUSTRIES (S) PTE. LTD. HOLLCO INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE. LTD. Managing Director of: HOLLCO (M) SDN. BHD. HOLLCO INTERNATIONAL (H.K.) PTY. LTD.- AUSTRALIA YENG PHOTO STUDIO SPORTS SUPPLY Proprietor of: SENLY CORPORATION (H. X.) on being
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      538 24 Beecham Products Beecham (Mfg) Singapore Pte Lid, the company manufacturing and marketing a range of leading consumer products Brytcraom, Horttcks, Ribena etc. invites suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacancies arising from an extension of its facilities: CHEMIST Requirements; Degree in chemistry it Mininum 2 years'experience in quality control/laboratory
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      467 24 McDERMOTT ENGINEERING PTE. LIMITED We are the Singapore Engineering Group of McDermott Incorporated, providing Engineering Design and Project Management Services to international clients relating to both onshore and offshore projects. Our rapid expansion programme has created engineering positions in the following disciplines:o PROCESS ENGINEERS o PROJECT ENGINEERS o CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS
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      2983 25 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX rV& TelephoneServ.ee *****22 %ntm I PERSONAL SERVICES rT '<» >^ .^■^■■•k .^»»^B»»k .^BBBk. .^BBB^ Mondby Fndov 830om— 500pm Otr*no«y 80 els per wwd (mm JI2 001 MERCHANDISE i <r> j (if /^^#2m.#^il lf^l lu?l )9 fiT^&l \]ni S i Eol s y i e
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      992 25 ]l_ \JZjL ORCHARD SAUNA ET Massage. T Mandarin Hot*l, 3rd floor Mai jt\ sage/Sauna/Sleambalh Facial Twi. *****36/ *****82 S'pi.re Opens —U \M s dally from 1000 am 1200 mid- vT ni K ru J^ b^bV PENINSULA HEALTH CENTRE. C^ Peninsula Hotel sth Floor. Mas- 9B\ sage- Sleamtw-h l-.i. i:il Tele-
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      1195 26 70 Htm Products/ 11 Packiog/Sloraoa/ Sarvicas Ramovals FOR ONLY SMS>. You could view OFFICE /FACTORV/HOUMHOLO your own special moments on Removals. Deliveries, self-drive Video Tape We provide video lorries for hire Storage [>umprecording services for occasions ing (Specialises in kitchen cabtlikr company opening ceremony nets, built-in cupboards 4 wrdding elc
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      1073 26 Company part o4 ■>jfc«towH-H -.-^^.^^felSs^ WRmW^tmWm%**mm U*T*>Mp. #AOAO4*J ,eSS* <^BSasssf I ■^^^^^^TBMB»W'**w aeektna; two pte«aa Roam- ■T^Tng* Hah to i>iii t than We Ainaali OeTHE LKXTNMO SPECIALIST ACCOUNTANT *aaa« e a«e,H»s»,»^ l^ h^,^^^ PRODUCTION The successful applicant will be SUPERINTENDENT responsiblr for maintaining the Company's operational and nnaa*ni sllsns administrative
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      1243 26 n A\ I y ACCOUNTS CLERK An NUamastatiel Food Company rnulrai tar maailahid N*oeii«io vacenciee ■lapeKoee Compeny ,j ACCOUNTS CLERK 1- 2 years experience ad van v t) EXPORT DOCUMENTATION geous Preferably those between CLERK age 19—25 years old. Minimum Reowrement! Thoee interacted pasaae entte to: GCE O' level with
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      1249 26 DM.,— I |ljjl| s^ai LssbbV FEMALE SECRETARY EB wanted by Constructs Company COMMUNICATIONS c Must possess GCE 'A level Is an establishing Compa- *'"> I oo command of Engny developing and menu HJ nn p re p, red to work t 'acturing communication chanfl Site Of flee equipment. Shorthand speed
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      498 26 M EwHoyiil 111 1 II 1 1 ACCOUNTING TRAINEE Are you a equipped with OCE A' Level and 1 2 years working experience in the field of accounting? c pursuing an accounting course to achieve your professional aspirations? (ACC A or ACM A I c looking for a Job which
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      512 26 NCL W PTUreE OR* NT UN6S IT) invites apphcaliona lor the following vecenciea1. CLERKS/ TYPISTS Applicants must have School Certificate ur its equivalent and are able to type at 30 to 40 wpm Preference will be Riven to those with I CC Intermediate Typewrit n.^ Certificate 2. ACCOUNTS CLERKS Applicants
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      1051 27 ""^7- -J^i 46 Situations Vacant Regional Spare Parts Distribution Company ,^aaaajaj»»wasBSBSBSBSB»»asBSBSB»BSBBm located in Pasir Paniang i requires an n »<„,**«« AC ii^ TS I Clerical CLERK Qualifications c QO| o level wllh credit V.— y Ab( to irrp complete Hooks MALE ADVERTISEMENT up w*" 40 tr CLERK HiWwNrftWft «pplic«*ion< lo
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      1206 27 TRAOSMO COMPANY RCOUSMS an "eTkTvp^t r^ x l o ?a n "m. AtttMitiofi Students! mand in English Please phone 44ASS05 *****52 TRANSPORT COMPANY REOUWKS Here is a chance for you lo earn experienced PSA Wharf Clerk Mmt income during your vacaTelephone *****25 or call at (to Block 105 1960 Jalan
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      1170 27 LT—J r^P r^ r^P SINGAPORE COLOUR CENTRE Established manufacturer counter salesgmls marketing fast moving con- Secondary qualification Knowlsumer products mvites appti- edge of Chinese, attractive pay cations for plus incentive Successful candlV AN SALESMAN bfanches nearbjthelr reside""' Applicant should possess the Secogdary qualification (100 following retirements incentive will be give
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      1052 27 A newly established Piling Company requires J"""^ baaad engineering compa1) MACHINE SSSSS"* MECHANIC FOREMEN with dssewl enom/forfcMß oipen3) SITE CLERKS ..V"''''^''".",, 4) GENERAL Secondary education and CLERKS minimum 5 years experience (FEMALE) P»»ae. contact: Interested please call personally STEPHEN CHIA: or telephone *****7 3498, Blk. S. after 10am for details
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      493 27 H Emptoymtnt Iff Iv I j. IT PHILIPS requires 1) TECHNICIAN Requirements: a ITC In Mechanical or Electrical Engineering OR a NTC Grade 2 (Mec.ianlcal or Electrical c Working experlen c in repair and maintenance of production equipment 2) LINE MECHANIC Requirements: a NTC Grade 3 in I lectronlc Servicing
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      666 27 CA.T.S. 284-4422 Classified Advertising Works. Required for a Factory in Jurong TURNER for 10 ft lath, c Should be .ili lf to asks in strut-lions m Kllgllsh c some turning experience (2 to 3 years (essential a Willing to work rotation shirts ASSISTANT ENGRAVER/ TURNER c Will r>e trained for
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      278 28 m 48 Situation* Vacant c) Production Boocham Producto Baacharn (Mlg) Singapore Pit Ltd, tna company manufacturing and market Ing a range ot leading consumer product* Brytovarn, Horfcfca, Rfcera etc invites suitably qoaMwd persons to fill the foMowrmg vacancies arising from an extension of Hi facilrtie& PROCESS WORKERS Outrftcastoro: School Certificate
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      227 28 LOOKING FORAJOB WITH gß^Wrfin^ffilH jjjjMECS do you pos: ss vaMtfeAajlaftaaßtaaEsUtwafcal jSCII LEARN AND GROW WITH US SALARY RANGE: $350 $600 B.wd «n Juroog. nt>wty Mtabiish•d subwdiary ol a multi -nattonjji company mngmging in manutactur ing of high vaJu* addad proctsion (»«t«n«rt r*quir*« 1) MALE MACHINE SETTERS a NTC 3 or
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  • IX OBITURIES
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      311 32 In E vsrlovinQ M#iwocy of Greet Lady MOM TAN KHAR SIANG 3O.3.191S 6.11.1M0 Deeply misted by: Son: Koh Ah Tee Daughters-m-tow: Inn One Inn Tay Beng Choo Daughter Koh Tian Huang and Son-in-law Grandsons: Bert Koh Kok Seng Kenny Koh Kok Khlang Koh Leng Ngee Koh Leng Kang
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      29 32 THE FAMILY OF the laU- Mr Krlr Kurt wish to thank relatives, colleagues and friends for their kind donations, wreaths, condolences and assistance during their recent bereavement
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      347 32 9 CHAN SUI KENG X ITS SO SUDDEN THAT C YOU LEFT, SUI KENG T A HUMORED DAYS HAVE GONE BY LEAVING BEHIND MEMO- RIES SO HARD TO ERASE BUT WE WILL FOREVER MISS YOU. From Cad. Mami, Brother! ft Sute A memorial service will bf held
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    65 32 In Loving And Everlasting I M»mofy Of I MR. TEJA SINGH CHABRA I Dtcwrnd 1958 and I MRS RAJ KUMARI CHABRA Deceased 9 11 1960 Akhondo BtiO|om will be held J on Sunday, 9th Nov. be I tween 9 00 M 00 om al Subcomaram Tempt*, Gunong Cheroh.
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      189 32 "hi Memoriam" is for the loved ones whom you remember Wg A large timber comoany on the East Coast of Sabah has the following vacancies at one of its camp locations for Ist Grade poets. The candidates must at least have the required experience in the related fields and be
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      660 32 A lorge Investment Compony has vacancies for I FEMALE SECRETARIES/ STENOGRAPHERS Applicants should meet the following I requirements GCE 'O' level with at least 3 credits, including English two years working experience in a similar I position c Typing and shorthand speeds of 50 wpm and I 100 wpm respectively
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      620 32 WftSCSfSSS /Z ay AOKAM TIN BERHAD |\1 (Incorporated in Malaysia) AUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 1980 Year Year ended ended 30 6 80 30 6 79 MINING RESULTS Output of tin concentrate piculs 11,905 Equivalent to tonnes 720 Average price per picul of tin metal $1,781
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      554 33 JURONG BIRD PARK (PRIVATE) LIMITED CAREER OPPORTUNITIES I The tnett Bird Porfc in the wood ho* th« following vacancies tmn SECRETARY/ACCOUNTANT Qwotrfkotiom and Eipenewce: Recognised Professional Accountancy qualifications and/or Associate of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries or the Corporation of Certified Secretaries with some years of experience Job Description To
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      602 33 OVERSEAS UNION BANK invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: TELLERS 5 GCE '0' levels or GCE 'A' levels, with credits in Mathematics and English. Previous experience is not necessary, but would be an advantage. Job training will be provided. Typing ability 25 35 wpm would be
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      664 33 rAn internotionol survey organisation otters chollengmg pb opportunities for the following peraT'pROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED SURVEYORS B) TECHNICIAN SURVEYORS C) ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS/ TECHNICIANS preferably with several years experience in one or more of the following categories of surveying TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS HYDROGRMWC SURVEYS OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION RADK) POSITrONJNG SATELLITE POSITIOMNG DATA PROCESSING QUALIFICATIONS As
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      472 33 We are a leading trading company and have immediate vacancies for the following positions: 1) SECRETARY 2) CAMERA REPAIR TECHNICIAN QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE 1) An experienced personal secretary with a good command of English. Those earning less than $750 p.m need not apply 2) Previous knowledge of electronics essential. Only Singapore
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      684 34 The Company in conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualified males and females for APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC Requirements: Singapore Citizen Completed or exempted from National Service Completed Secondary 4 or Passed Secondary Two education (English Stream) Age 16 -24 years (for males) 16
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      368 34 has immediate vacancies for (A) SALES REPRESENTATIVE (B) CLERK/TYPIST POST (A) Sound educational background Bilingual in English Chinese Possess valid driving licence Have proven records in sales o* electrical appliances POST(B) GCE 'O' Level Typing speed 35 to 40 w. p.m. Previous working experience is an advantage Remuneration (A) Good
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      850 34 B.S.P. TENDER NOTICE NO. 21/80 llmt On* lot Electrical Cabtos (A) 100 Mt. 2/4 aq. mm. 750V (B) 200 Mt. 4/6 *q. mm. 750V Itam2 (A) On* lot Ortftca Ptate/Flanga*. (B) 0n« lot FlMO Box Typ* HH425. (C) On* tot Miac*Man*ou* MateriaO/Part*. Itwn 3 (A) On* tot U**d Offlc* Furnitura.
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      616 34 ALLTRAN EXPRESS (S) PTE LTD invites quotations for A REQUIREMENT FOR 2 BARGES/TUGS I. Lhofceeumawe 2 Cilacap I. REQUIREMENT 1 LCT FOR BENGKULU A. LINER TERMS WITH 3 FREE DAYS TO DELIVER CARGO TO WHARF SlNQAPOREfLhokaeumawe/Cllacap) 1 Charter to be under Bortime Gencon conditions 2. Barges and tugs to be
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      287 35 MELBOURNE, Fri. New Zealand golfer John Lister took the first-round lead in the US$lOO,OOO ($208,000) Mayne Nickless Australian Professional Golfers' Association tournament at the Royal Melbourne Club here yesterday. Florida-based Lister fired a new course record 67 five under the card for a shaky one-stroke lead.
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      298 35 LONDON, Fri. Mohibullah Khan, of Pakistan, upset compatriot Qamar Zaman and Gamal A wad. of Egypt, continued his fine run to reach the final of the World Masters squash championship at Wembley here yesterday. Mohibullah defeated a flu-ridden Zaman 10-9, 9-7, 9-5 and Awad, who
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      160 35 Three seeds fall in Stockholm Open STOCKHOLM. Frl. Three seeds (ell In the second round of the men's singles of the Grand Prix Stockholm Open tennis tournament yesterday. Fifth seed American Brian Gottfried lost to Israeli Sohlomo GUckstein 6-2. 3-6. 6-0. sixth-seeded American Eliot Teltscher to Swede Hans Simonsson 6-2,
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      111 35 Baliesteros may have to retire MADRID, Frl. SpsJa's SeverUn* Baltoaieras, the rejgaiag llaltod State* Makers champion and 1171 British Open winner, may be farced to retire tram competitive gelf beeaase at a spine lajary, a Spaalsh newspaper reported yesterday. The Dally DUrte said Ike lajary was directly linked to shMider
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      312 35 LONDON, Fri. Brighton boss Alan Mullery faces the bid to lift his club from the bottom of the English First Division with fresh optimism this week. He prepared for tomorrow's clash against Middlesbrough by saying: "I'm stopping at Brighton and Brighton are stopping in the First Division"
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      215 35 LONDON, Fri. Yet another English soccer manager was dismissed yesterday George Petchey, of Third Division Millwall. Petchey has been luckier than most for be has been "kicked upstairs" to the post of general manager of the South-east London team. Millwall, struggling near the
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    435 35 BRIEFS W. Indies in strong position against PCBP XI RAWALPINDI, Fri CUve IJoyd's West Indians moved into a match-winning position on the second day of their three-day cricket match against the Pakistan Cricket Board President's XI here yes1 terday The touring team were 160 for three in their second innings
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      113 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY TET Oro#n Harbour Invincible Ann Khoi Ann Knot Corners Three Invincible Oraan Harbour Invincible Ann Khoi The Buck UJung Raja ThaBuck Paala Brown Bombr Pa«l« Brown Bomber C. Highlands El Dorado Prima Real Goodness Prima Telu Never Die Ftoal Ooodn— B Dorado Pant)a walla
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      Lock icon Odd Japanese training style turns heads in US
      437 36 LAUREL, Fri. Japan's Hashi Hurantsu is the only one of the nine thoroughbreds entered in tomorrow's U*****,000 (1520.000) Washington D.C. international here in Maryland, who receives acupuncture treatments and has a trainer who doubles as a cook. The four-year-old colt is an
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      85 36 WASHINGTON, D.C. Frl. Starting posltteaa far the hers**, with tkelr country, welsjht. Je<-kr\v and adds 1 Hashl KnranUu (Jap) 57.5, MlUaharn Shibata, »1. I It's Trie (US) 57.5, Edward Maple, «-l. 3 Bern Fab (Can) 54.5, Gary SUhibaam. 8-1. 4 Anrnment (Fra) J4.S, Lester Plggatt, 5-2. f Vvemvnd
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      1846 36 RATF 1 2.30 CLASS 2 DIV 4— 1,100m Str n./Av.ri x 14 ,5oo_ $10,150 to wincw) 1 Catonada (angaston) Mansor 57 4ag 1.250 m Mi 6 2 *t***l Oreen llartjour I a (LTH) Buang 56 5 (pc -0.5) 4 irq 1.250 m F Fss U 3 '***** PokoMn
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      1899 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Fri. Pasla, I winner of two of his three starts, looks good for another win in Race Two here tomorrow. This well-bred four-year-old English gelding by Scottish Rifle made the grade in his first start here in
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      Lock icon Clash of styles in opening rugby match
      359 37  - Clash of styles in opening rugby match KEN JALLEH Jr By TAIPEH, Fri. WHEN Singapore meet Taipeh in their first Asian rugby championship match here tomorrow, it will be an introduction between teams of different Styles. as«r««BßßßSi They have never met before and are apprehensive of their chances. Though Singapore's
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      Samy Samy displays impressive trackform
      506 37  - Samy Samy displays impressive trackf orm CALL BOY By IPOH. Fri. Samy Samy displayed impressive form on the track this morning. Ridden by Chris G wi Iliam, the Atilla seven- year-old strode out faultlessly over 600 metres in 40.4 sec. finishing with plenty in hand. A winner over 1.700 m
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      Lim has title snatched from his grasp by Thai at the last hole
      224 37 SINGAPORE'S Llm Klan Tloag had tke Nescafe Open gelf title rastchPd from kts grasp by Thailand's Praaaa at tke last hole «f tke final round at Thalland'n Baarphra Coarse last week. Urn was leading by fear stroke*
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      Burning ambition sets Wong apart
      373 37  -  BERNARD PEREIRA HE WANTS TO DO IT AGAIN AND AGAIN By IF there's one thing that distinctly sets apart national badminton trainee Wong Shoon Keat from his team-mates, it is his burning ambition for success. Not that the 23-year-old didn't feel 10 feet tall when
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      Pam takes medal
      103 37 PAM BARTON, a 17-handicap-per, yesterday won the Warren Golf Club's overall Monthly Medal with a nett 72 at Dover Road. Judy Oram (24) won the A Division with a nett 76 and Michl Sawada (15) the Best Gross with a 96. Charlotte Allman (27) took the B
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      Mystery team China in for hockey meet
      358 38  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By CHINA'S hockey team, the big mystery in the Asian Cup Eastern Zone hockey qualifying tournament, starting on Monday, finally arrived in Singapore last night. They were in totally relaxed mood at the Singapore airport, with team leader Shi Tianshu insisting
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      Pasir Panjang champion likely to be southpaw
      244 38 THE recipient of the men's Masters' title at tomorrow night's victory banquet of the Pasir Pan]ang Bowl anniversary championships is likely to be uneasy when he shakes the hand of the person making the presentation, reports WILFRED YEO This is because the winner
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      Tessensohn: We will fight to last
      291 38  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By FULLBACKS Hira Singh and Kee Yaw Lin have been named captain and vice-cap-tain, respectively, of the Singapore team for the Asian Cup Eastern Zone qualifying hockey tournament, which starts on Monday, at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The 16 players selected for
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      STBC looking at gift horse in mouth
      282 38 STBC looking at gift horse in mouth COMMENT.By WILFRED YEO GIFT horses are sent to be appreciated, but the Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress are, apparently, looking at theirs in the mouth. For an association who had once been desperately hunting to the extent of hiring an expensive American for a
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      Trouncing
      21 38 COMBINED RPCKP HQ handed RTC/ MSP, JAP MOC a 5-0 trouncing in the IntraPrisons table tennis championship at Changi yesterday.
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      Dollah among 10 coaches for youth teams
      255 39 Dollah among 10 coaches for youth teams DOLLAH KASSIM. former Singapore international, is among 10 coaches selected by the Football Association of Singapore to prepare the national Mnder-16 squads for next year's Lion City Cup soccer competition, reports JOE DORAI. Also selected were Abu Sajak, coach of Tampines Rovers, and
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      Jita to test three players tomorrow
      229 39 Jita to test three players tomorrow FOR three Singapore soccer players Shiok Kirn Seng, lay Gek Choon and Goh Swee Heng their tickets to Bangkok for the King's Cup competition will depend on their performance against West Australia at the Jurong Stadium tomorrow (8). -Except for two or three txrths.
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      Lock icon White in final
      93 39 LAUNCESTON, Fri. Jimmy White, the 17-year-old English snooker star, qualified for the final of the world amateur snooker championship when he defeated Paul Mifsud, of Malta, in the semi-finals last night. White meets Ron Atkins, of Australia, in I the final today. Despite trailing Mifsud, the world
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      Suria to miss King's Cup tournament
      229 39  -  JOE DORAI By MIDFIELD player Rajagopal Suriamurthy (right) was yesterday told to withdraw from Singapore's national soccer team for six weeks because of a lung infection. This means that Suriamurthy will have to drop out of the Republic's squad for the King's Cup tournament
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      Tan out of Lark single-handed championship
      198 39 INTERNATIONAL Tan Kok Wah has pulled out of this weekend's Lark single-handed championship, off Changi, reports PETER SIOW. Tan, winner of several Lark titles in the past, gave business commitments as his reason for withdrawing. Said Tan yesterday: "I submitted my entries earlier because
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      Chartered 4-0
      19 39 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES beat Dyno Industries 4-0 In the Dyno Cup soccer final at the Jurong Stadium yesterday.
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      SYA sail into a storm and wisely quit with grace
      306 39 Comment by PETER SIOW THE Singapore Yachting Association recently sailed straight into the eye of a storm when they banned Loh Kok Hua and crew Cheong Tuck Wai from competing in the national Fireball championship, off Changi, at the end
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      Lock icon Singapore bow out of ABC final round
      258 39 BANGKOK, Fri. Singapore bowed out of the final round in the Asian Basketball Confederation youth championships when they lost 37-123 to China here yesterday. The Chinese, who led 6310 at half time, never had cause to worry as they easily penetrated Singapore's defence
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      No coach, so cagers training suspended
      171 39  -  PETER SIOW By TRAINING sessions for the national basketball squad have been temporarily suspended because both coaches, Hor Chim Or and Chan Wah Kwee, are not available. National coach Hor stepped down temporarily from his post last month because of business commitments and will
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      Lock icon Chan wins silver
      95 39 SEOUL, Fri. Bantamweight Chan Koo Seng, of Singapore, won a silver medal in the first military taekwondo championships contested by 160 soldiers from 15 countries. After six days of competition, the Singapore team finished seventh with one silver and three bronze medals. South Korea were champions with
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      82 39 GAMES Mltaritai J«- HOCKEY PMajw SMeM: Ilifcij i fn«fp»rii laairtirr SRCvSCC (PadangTs) rarrom Uble tennis (Subordi- SOCCER !■>!« t—tttiui nate Courts, 2); nrtball A ey Uiritmcit (various hockey (CSC 4 A 5). venues, 4). GOLF KcMd tlril SWIMMING HDB Carai- lilh (Keppel); SGA HjuU- vml (Toa Payoh. 2). k-*p Lnpe:
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    Lock icon Strike leaves air travellers in lurch
    343 40 COACH JOURNEY ACROSS AUSSIE DESERT SYDNEY, Friday MORE than 80 stranded airline passengers today began a 2,700 km journey, mostly across Darren semi-desert, after their flight from London to Melbourne stopped in Perth because of strike action. The indefinite strike by petrol tanker drivers
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    Three SIA S'pore Melbourne flights grounded
    209 40  - Three SIA S'pore Melbourne flights grounded PAUL JACOB By THREE Singapore Airlines flights between Singapore and Melbourne via Sydney have been postponed indefinitely because of a strike by petrol tanker drivers and refuellers in Melbourne. The strike, which began on Thursday, has grounded almost all Australian domestic flights and severely
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    Lock icon Hussein and Prem to hold talks
    393 40 Hussein and Prem to hold talks KUALA LUMPUR, Frl MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn will visit Thailand next month at the invitation of his Thai counterpart, General Prem Tinsulanonda. Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said today that the date of the visit has yet to be fixed. Speaking on
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • Article
      The Sunday Times Foods of France
      115 40 The Sunday Times Foods of France SINGAPORE'S favourite food writer VIOLET OON has just returned from an eating and drinking tour of France, home of the superstar chefs and the vintage wines. Tomorrow, the SUNDAY TIMES brings you a special two-page record of Violet's views on the foods of France
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      Making a break?
      99 40 THE racetrack at Baklt Tuna* Hos utroooea for six werkfOJ oat of every eight aaa Hagapore paaters, who oathet their Malaysia* coaaterparU by far, place their mooey oa bones they- eaaaot see horses that an ruoiag la Ipoh, Peaaag or Kaala Lampox. Oaee spaa a time, wbra
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      Fighting stress
      88 40 STRESS has become part and parcel of many of our lives in Singapore. If something is to be done to cut down on stress factors and to find ways to combat this modem-day plague, answers must be sought to many questions Towards this end, the SUNDAY TIMES and
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  • Sunday Nation
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      Teacher's report card
      118 40 THIS is the time of the year when teachers prepare their pupils' final-term report cards. A former teachertrainer and now personnel executive, who is no new hand at drawing up performance assessment forms, suggests putting the shoe on the other foot for once: Let pupils assess their
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      Reagan s own words
      137 40 "SHE was a great lady. A very gentle pew. My father had qaaUtim. He was very tolerant, strongly aotl racist, for example. He was a great oapperter of BooseveH'a New Deal, social Juttee, caring for people. Bat ny mother Influenced me more: Net that her Meat
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    225 now
    63 40 THE death toll on the roads went up to 225 when an unidentified Indian died yesterday after he was involved in an accident with a taxi in Woodlands Road at 9.35 p.m. on Thursday. He suffered bead and body injuries and died at Alexandra Hospital at 4 a.m.
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    Interest rate reduced
    61 40 FRANKFURT, Frl. The Bank of France has told W«t Germany's B>intWr»nfc that it will reduce its regulatory interest rate from 11.25 to 1075 per cent from Monday, banking sources here said. The sources said today the Bank of France will also announce its intention to take other
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    Lock icon SOVIET SHIPS: ARUN TO QUERY MOSCOW
    238 40 SOVIET SHIPS: ARUN TO QUERY MOSCOW BANGKOK, Fri THAI Depaty Foreign Minister Arun Bhanab■llfff will Mb Soviet officials whoa he visits Moscow next week to explain the pneeaee of Soviet as>voi ships memt Thai territorial waters, a spokossaaa for the Thaf Forttga Ministry said today. Tfce nlatatry haa anted the
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      303 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Peg', which has been in the headlines recently for its brilliant stock I market performance, has dropped a surprise with two acquisitions worth $I 1 0 mrUion. BIBIANA CHOO reports. Other items: A new Labour Page starts today with an analysis of the
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      181 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Thundery showers In the early morning and mainly fair by late morning. TEMP. (C) up to a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: C.l« a.m. GLOBAL weather jtnartiriaai -1-3C Snow m \mff*n 16-24C Cloudy Altai 16-24C Clear Ma4fW -MC Cloudy Baarala
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  • SECTION TWO The Straits Times
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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      A calling heard loud and clear
      1464 1 Father Thomas Coughlin, 33, was born deaf. But this handicap has never stopped him from reaching the high goals he has set for himself. A religious stereotype that the priest is a perfect physical specimen chosen by God as a model has not made
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        472 1 f INDOSUEZ Rates of interest on S$ Fixed Deposits* 1 month (min. sls,ooo) IHa/jOL 3 months (mm. $1,000) 6 months (min.sl,ooo) 9 months (min.sl,ooo) mo/ n o 12 months (min.sl,ooo) '0 p.d. Banque de I'lndochine et de Suez INDOSUEZ Shenton House, 3 Shenton Way Singapore 0 1 06 Tel: *****11
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      PICK of the DAY
      733 2 PICK of the DAY I IBC 1 i LASSIE, that lovable sheepdog, returns to entertain in today's Saturday MttUce (Ch 5, 2.30 p.m.) titled Challenge To Lassie Set in Edinburgh in 1860, the story is about a dog called Lassie who is hunted by the police (or not having a
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        96 2 YOU HEED OUR PROTECTION Leather, vinyl, wood, rubber and plastic all need the protection of Armor All. Safe, non-staining Armor All combines with the surface on which it is sprayed to prevent fading and aging, protects, preserves and beautifies all your most important possessions. BB E t TlAB<na ~6s BBSs!
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        29 2 Home movies made simple with "National Q WV-3200N Colour video camera M WITH AUTO LIGHTING CONTROL AND POWER ZOOM. I L .A. A k JW I I I -J
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        262 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB I, politician, lett here in 1 Discharge heat, perhaps. In France overtime Is allowvtllage sports event (4-4) »>><• (8) J Result of using this Roman Act 1 runs out; that's the end drinking-vesselT 9 Lag. I'd rob given freedom! 8 Scrambled try provides easy (4.4) *i"
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        318 2 PEBSONEL MOTIVATION AND SELF DEVELOPMENT (a talk in English) by Mr Tan Teck Huat at the National Library meeting room at 3 p.m. TALK-CUM-SLIDE-SHOW in English on Crime Prevention by Mr David Sim, Crime Prevention Officer, Queenstown Police Station, at the Queenstown Branch Library at 3 p.m. THE CHANGING ROLES
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        1171 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 1.00 PM Openmt Mowed by Sesame 6.25 Laurel And Hardy Street 6.35 M Creatures Great And Smal O c 7.25 CuHural Diary (English) 2.05 Banana Spits 7.30 News (Malay) 2.30 Sahfday Matinee Challenge To 7.50 Vegas The Lido Girls Lassie 8.50 The Monte Carlo Show
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    • LESURE 1
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        Growing up on the road to fame
        716 3 Growing up on the road to fame FAME Now showing at the Orchard Reviewed by Marten* Kitts FAME, a bright elusive star, craved by many, aspired to by many and attained by few, is the theme of Alan Parker's new film. Parker, an ex-com-mercials director who rose to meteoric success
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        A grave is just what this one deserves
        453 3 ONCE UPON A LOVE Now showing at the Lido Reviewed by PATRICK SHEN ONCE Upon A Love is a 1974 film written, photographed and directed by John Derek and stars Bo Derek. That says it all. As expected, the film is nothing
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        Arts programme with more variety and life
        250 3 ARTS ALIVE AM.IO 30 p.m Sunday nights Reviewed by WONG LAI WAH ARTS ALIVE, a new half-hour programme has taken over from the 15-minute Arts Circle which used to be broadcast over SBC radio on Friday nights (AM 10 p.m.). The new programme
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        399 3 simply elegant... ssssssssW AT BSSS^^^ BSSSSST^BsfI W^^ mW W '^^^[s^is^is^is^is^is^is^is^is^Hilis^is^is^is^is^is^H AT >S *W UssssssW i\ W itSlllllllHHlll^Ha^ BSa«i BSW BSSSBk ■sssvV bst '^a|HBHj|^^^^pr3|^^B|F a^.% iwis I issssi sssssm ■sssm^^bsss! A\. IssV^^B ■BBBBsfl H «»*♦*••••s%• ■sbbbssl 4^* I Lj elm. ~1 msssssW J&shirts, slacks ties from LUu^J^uu^J) Pans 1 at ChanraTs
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    • LESURE 2
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        Shogun: Clavell's pot of gold
        967 4 The controversial TV mini-series, Shogun (a shortened version) opens in 150 Japanese theatres today. SBC has been chasing the rights for the show, highly successful in the US, since last year. If SBC finds it unobjectionable, Singaporeans may see it early next year. ARTHUR UNGER
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        Lock icon US struck by shogunmania
        298 4 A Shogun cult is growing in the US, judging from the response monitored in three major cities New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. San Francisco liquor stores reported that sake sales went up, as Americans sipped the traditional rice wine to get in the mood for
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        New starstudded Chinese opera series
        294 4  -  LEONG WENG K AM By VETERAN Cantonese opera queen from China, Hong Xiannu, will appear in a new four-week TV seHes on traditional Chinese opera, beginning over SBC tomorrow. This opera and movie idol of the 1960s will be playing the lead in the first
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        87 4 |jfc> v S-'- ~X v"» fj*> _^___H_CT—_iT__l4 __T1 i it "r -it -__i «*f -■*^_w ff___i_J U_h_lYi'-_' 1 *_r4*_r_^! if jpothgr jg Jf j I ____n&v<^ B_k> 1 lit- __&£V i r I _H__V**-_ mmmmmmm o W \l*^Am^l*^^M _H_W ~fc ______H___ffl|SH I yfc II WPHt6 I _^_^_I_^_k__! Auto Counters •Machine
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        513 5 iJoin the^SW P&rade^ to Marine Parade What a razzler-dazzler of a parade crazy, and Look out for lucky Stickers Highlights November 9th Lnd 'i^JZri^i^"^^ Hea p s of free kites p^p** 5 tee shirts Pr/zes^^ fo be won from IOOOam to 1200 1O 11 am 2* GG RR t 00
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    • BOOKS 1
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        Redressing wrongs in North-South ties
        669 6 NORTH-SOUTH: A PROGRAMME FOR SURVIVAL Report of the Independent Commission on International Development Issues Pan Books 1980 (paperback), £1.95. Reviewed by HO KIN CHAI AS the title of the book suggests, this is major attempt by 18 distinguished personalities from five continents over a period
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        Journey across an epic era of romance
        876 6 ANTHONY ADVERSE By Hervey Allen Penguin Books, 1979 1,360 pages £2.95 Reviewed by LEE GEOK 801 LOOKING for a book to tide you over a long stretch of holidays or just a lover of epic novels? Then Anthony Adverse is the book for
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        276 6 Ifl IA A wide range of > genuine leather I handbags, wallets and belts from France and Italy are available at specially reduced price for patrons attending the fair. /^"^Nv. Hurry come to the fair and pick your choice from LOUIS FERAUD.GAVINA, FRIZZONI and other r popular brands while stocks
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        92 6 Congratulations To Far Eastern Bank on the Official Opening of Their Ang Mo Kio Branch from: Eastern Motors Pte. Ltd. 1 I iMHej^^k I 1 1 I f a BilJlJliiSfe x?^^»"^^vX x x ■■■mm Hella rotating beacons can be supplied with Red, Blue 01 Amber domes Operated from 12V, 24V
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    • BOOKS 2
      • Article
        Politics and the Indonesian Chinese
        633 7 POLITICAL THINKING OF THE INDONESIAN CHINESE edited by Leo Suryadinata Singapore University Press, 251 pages, $18 Reviewed by SALIM OSMAN WHEN people speak about the overseas Chinese problem in South-east Asia, they often assume that the local ethnic Chinese are a homogeneous group. Hence, the
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        Promise of a future in our sci-fi writing
        807 7 Promise of a future in our sci-fi writing SINGAPORE SCIENCE FICTION •dited by R.S. Bhathal, Dudley de Souza. Kirpal Singh; Rotary Club of Jurong Town and Singapore Science Centra, 116 pagaa, $8 Reviewed by PHILIP QEER SINGAPORE Science Fiction is a collection of 13 prize-winning entries from last year's Science
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        Handy guide to local gardening
        362 7 A GARDENING HANDBOOK FOR SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA: THE BASIC PROBLEMS Singapore Gardening Society, Times Books, 1979, $4.50 Reviewed by PATRICIA PRESCOTT THIS excellent handbook, first published in 1972, is now available in its second edition, and those gardeners who missed its debut would be well
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        254 7 MaS vans Herbal Hair Lotion the natural wonder tonic. Hair problems are as old as the hills. So is MA EVANS. I MA EVANS follows to the letter an ancient I secret recipe of an old gypsy imparted over I 50 years ago in Oxfordshire, England. I It captures the
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        277 7 Get these great tasting MAGGI > products immediately. No lucky draws! No waiting! isi wrappers with the \^y feHflflfll I Special Redemption J %matmKmKmmmto j/l^r \Offer message are valid!/ T" Offer ends on November 30! Now, everytime you enjoy I «i^™™ delicious MAGGI Noodles Vtf*ll MA# I DC (2-Mmute or
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    • OUTLOOK
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        Cut and thrust
        1110 8 How often have you dashed out of the kitchen, all flustered and frustrated because your knife is not doing an efficient job? TAN LEE LENG says that the right implement gets the job done much faster and will cause you less stress in the kitchen. She tells
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        Lock icon The most versatile knife for a chef
        603 8 If you have great ambitions to develop as a good cook, which is the knife you cannot do without? PIERRE FRANEY writes about the chef's knife, without which, he claims, you'll find cooking more of a chore than it need ever be. THE
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        BUZZ
        394 8 Festive feast and exotic fai FOR all of us who cannot cook i cannot cope with large crowds, tl idea of Christmas lunch when tl entire family descends is somethii we'd rather not think about just yei But to the rescue comes tl Goodwood Gourmet Market. The list of
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        Winning combination
        638 9 Cosmopolitan Cooks:Cheiko Thacker After a lapse of several weeks, MEG JUMP has unearthed yet another cook in our midst whose cooking encompasses several cultures. A JAPANESE girl, ex-air-stewardess, wife of an Englishman who, since her marriage has lived in Japan, Thailand, Hongkong and Singapore, with frequent stays in
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        Lock icon If food could talk, what would it say?
        545 9  -  LORNA J. SASS By "FOOD as Communication" was the theme of the Fourth International Conference for Ethnological Food Research held recently in Southeast Austria, with the Regional Folk Museum acting as host. Drawn to food habits of humans, 60 historians and ethnologists,
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        420 11 KEDUTAAN BESAR REPUBLIK INDONESIA SINGAPURA PENGUMUMAN 1 Dalam rangka sensus Nasional Indonesia, Kedutaan Besar Republik Indonesia di Singapura mengumumkan, agar Warga Negara Republk Indonesia yang bertempat tinggal di Singapura mendaftarkan dirt pada K. 8.R.1. Singapura, 435 Orchard Road, (0923). 2. Pendaftaran dimulai hari Senin tanggal 10 Nopember 1 980 setiap
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        162 11 aP The Times Calendar FESTI WLS 81 Festivals "81 is exquisitely reproduced from 12 Chinese brush paintings in water colour by well-known artist, Low Puay Hua. These paintings of local festivals are specially commissioned by The Times Organisation. Low's expert strokes combined with skillful printing makes The Times calendar a
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    • St. Patrick's School – official opening of the new gymnasium Supplement
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        Message From Dr Runme Shaw
        230 12 Message From Dr Runme Shaw students leave school at the age of early manhood they should know, from the experience of the working of the school system, how the national political system works. "It is a short step from that to a full understanding of one's duties as a citizen
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        Message from old Patrician Bogaars
        171 12 Message from old Patrician Bogaars I WAS there as one of its first pupils when St Patrick's School opened in 1933 I watched it grow into the fine school it became before the outbreak of the Second World War. I saw it closed and reopened again when hostilities ceased. I
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        St. Patrick's marks Christian Brothers Tercentenary with new gymnasium
        909 12 St. Patrick's marks Christian Brothers Tercentenary with new gymnasium It is another step in the school's development Calling all old boys FORM KB ■tadeata tt St Patrick's Bcsml are weiramr to attead the •Octal •praUg «f taw mw nmudim today at i p.m. They are aaw lavtted to Jata the
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        Message from the chairman of the Patrician Society
        233 13 Message from the chairman of the Patrician Society PATRICIANS tt ail ag M c*agr»t«Ute their alma m»ter tmi the ChrUtUn Bntkrn. Whether ir Mt we we member* ef the PmtrieUii Saelety, we iff happy U see the aew gymaaslnni, faculties far the pretest pnpUs. Aml, aatwtthstaadlag aastalgUrer the happy days
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        Influence of De La Salle far and wide
        764 13 SDC schools in Singapore today are under the control of members of the Institute of the Brothers I of Christian Schools, an i order founded by St. John Baptist De La Salle 300 years ago. But the influence of the man and
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        100 13 WE Brothers are grateful to God for giving us three hundred years in the service of education throughout the world. We are happy that the Tercentenary is marked by the opening of a beautiful new gymnasium here in St. Patrick's. It is a fitting symbol of
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        78 12 I CONGRATULATIONS 0 and 1 BEST WISHES I s to i I ST PATRICK'S I I SCHOOL p i 5 on the official opening of the I NEW GYMNASIUM 0 i 0 i ij We are proud to be the Main Contractor E to the above project. r. S f
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        292 13 CONGRA TULA TIONS and BEST WISHES to SI PATRICK'S j SCHOOL on the official opening of the NEW GYMNASIUM from ftl KM INTERIOR DECORATION I B-4, KATONO SHOPPING CENTRE I HTful EAST COAST ROAD. SINGAPORE 1543 Z MM axa> TEL: 44*7314 *****T T rilllll CONGRA TULA TIONS to ST. PATRICK'S
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        214 13 Congratulations and Best Wishes to St Patrick's School on the occasion of the official opening of their new gymnasium from MKHENG HIN HARDWARE PH. LTD. 32, Hamilton Road, Singapore 0820 Tel: 2924 J 33, 2924 1 34 293 1 370 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL on the
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        1338 14 I CIVIL MAINTENANCE FOREMAN I BRUNEI SHELL invite* oppScotions for the post of Civil Mointenonce Foreman in its Onshore Engineering Project ond Engineering Mointenonce ond Services Departments in Sena, Brunei The successful applicant wM be responsible for the planning ond supervision of mointenonce of company assests such as roads dikes
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      Oft seen but little known
      534 16 For 70 years, The Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart has stood steadfastly and silently at the corner of Oxley Rise and Tank Road. It still stands today, as a prominent red landmark often seen but little known. R. MANORAJ tells you more about
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