The Straits Times, 9 May 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Kstd 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    MINISTERS PUSH FOR EARLY DATE
    558 1 World conference on Kampuchea By our correspondent EDGAR KOH JAKARTA, Friday ASEAN Foreign Ministers, meeting informally here, today decided to push for an early convening of the United Nationsmandated international conference on Kampuchea. The ministers, in more than five hours of discussions, also welcomed efforts
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    Teamwork vital for RSAF to be effective: Howe
    505 1 THE teamwork message was brought home to the Republic of Singapore Air Force yesterday. Underlining the point, Defence Minister Howe Voon Chong said the BSAF co«Id only he effective If Its highlytrained pilot* had close support from hlghly- skilled specialists and air
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    Lock icon Mahkota expected to be Regent Japan elected
    647 1  - Mahkota expected to be Regent Japan elected K. BALA: JOHORE BAHU. SULTAN 'INCAPABLE OF PERFORMING HIS DUTIES' OFFICIAL By Friday JOHORE'S Tunku Mahmood Iskandar, 49, who was restored as the heir-apparent last week, is expected to be appointed the Regent of Johore within the next few days. This follows an
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    Kedah hold S'pore
    53 1 Kedah hold S'pore DEFENDING champions Singapore were held to a I—l draw by Kedah In their Malaysia Cop quarter-final firstleg soccer match In Alor Star last night. Kedah took the lead through Yusof Din In the 15th minute and T. Pathmanathan c q n aILsed In the lMh minute. o
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    Blast kills 10
    29 1 JOHANNESBURG. Fri. A methane gas explosion on Wednesday Killed 10 miners at the Newcastle Platberg coal mine in Natal, a mine spokesman said today. I 'PI.
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    Couple missing in fire
    85 1 Couple missing in fire MORE than 15 families lost their homes in a fire in Ix>rong Sarna, off Sims Drive, late last night. The fire is believed to have started from a shoe factory before spreading to other houses. Firemen were fighting the blaze at press time. The MP for
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    Lock icon Swedish PM resigns
    61 1 STOCKHOLM. Fri. Swedish Prime Minister Thorbjorn Falldin resigned today, paving the way for a new coalition government or early elections. Mr Falldin met in the afternoon with Speaker of Parliament Ingemund Bengtsson to hand down the resignations of the centrist and liberal ministers. The conservative coalition partners
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    Lock icon £500,000 dud bills seized
    36 1 £500,000 dud bills seized LONDON. Fri. Six people were arrested today on charges of printing counterfeit hanknotes. police said. About £500.000 <t52.3 bil lion) in forged bills, printing material, ink and special paper were seized AFP.
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    Lock icon $80m car deal
    46 1 I TOKYO. Fri. East Germany has rorjcluded a US$4O million (SSB36 million) deal with Japan's Toyo Ekogyo maker of Mazda cars and trucks for 10.000 passenger cars this year, a spokesmen for both Toyo Kogyo and their agent Sumitomo Corp. said today. AP.
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    ST Index breaks 900-mark
    158 1 NEW records were set once again yesterday at the stock market as the Straits Times index crossed the 900 barrier for the first time to reach 906.04, a 10.04 leap from the previous day s closing The Stock Exchange of Singapore index also hit an all-time
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    Lock icon China: We killed 100 Viets in clash
    355 1 BEIJING, Friday CHINA said today its frontier guards killed more than 100 Vietnamese troops yesterday in what diplomatic sources said was the biggest reported border clash since the two communist neighbours fought a month-long war in 1979. The official Xinhua news agency said
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    Lock icon Too late' so mag publishes the 'royal' tapes
    396 1 Too late' so mag publishes the 'royal' tapes MUNICH, Fri THE West German magazine Die Aktuelle today published transcripts of alleged telephone conversations between Prince Charles and his fiancee, Lady Diana Spencer, the magazine's editor said. A West German court ruled yesterday that the magazine should not publish transcripts of
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      MAN DIES IN BAR BRAWL
      60 1 ONE man died and another was seriously Inlured when a brawl broke oat at the Golden Coin Music Bar at the Junction of Lorong 2* and Geylang Road late yesterday. Police called to the scene found the bar Uttered with broken bottles and chain. Detectives
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      JAPAN-US NAVY WAR GAMES
      44 1 TOKYO, Frl. Japan, under heavy pmMDrr from Waahlagtoa to assume a greater defence role In the Mrtfc-weat ParUlc, wUI hold >»lnt naval exercises this month with the I niu-d States Na\>, a Japaaeae Navy miMMi said today. SEX PAGE S
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      Lock icon Signs of disunity within Fraser govt
      317 2 Signs of disunity within Fraser govt CANBERRA, Friday SEVERAL government backbenchers have openly attacked Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser amid signs of serious divisions in Australia's ruling Liberal Party. In the last 11 days, Mr Fraser's abrasive personal style has twice come under attack from his own side of the political
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      Lock icon Peasant party leaders quit after criticism
      319 2 Peasant party leaders quit after criticism WARSAW, Friday STANISLAW Gucwa and other United Peasants Party leaders resigned yesterday after facing criticism from party members for opposing the soon-to-be registered private farmers union. A party spokesman confirmed Polish news agency reports that the resignations were accepted by the central committee of
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      MONUMENT TO SOVIET SPY RICHARD SORGE
      87 2 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet I nJon haa built a monument to World War Two spy Richard Sorer, the tint time such a public honour has been oestowed on a Soviet agent. S*rge, half German and half Rosaian, headed a Soviet spy ring di- rected
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      INSULTS FLY IN LAST MINUTE BID FOR VOTES
      136 2 INSULTS FLY IN LAST MINUTE BID FOR VOTES PARIS, Fri. Passion and insults crept into the French presidential campaign as both candidates made desperate efforts to rally support for Sunday's decisive second round vote. Socialist challenger Francois Mitterrand, 64, accused President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, 55, of "specialising in shooting people
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      Lock icon Sutcliffe was 'glad' to be caught, police tell court
      307 2 Sutcliffe was 'glad' to be caught, police tell court LONDON, Friday PETER SUTCLIFFE, who has admitted slaying 13 women told police he was "glad" to be caught ana grieved for the family of his last victim, the court heard today. As the trial of Sutcliffe, a 34-year-old truck driver from
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      Lock icon Labour Party sweep in local elections
      248 2 LONDON, Fri VOTERS rebuffed Britain's ruling Conservative Party in local government elections in England and Wales yesterday, the first milor test of public opinion since Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Government won power utltT*. The opposition Labour Party made sweeping gains In the poU to
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      Lock icon Petrol bomb attacks after Sands' funeral
      303 2 Petrol bomb attacks after Sands' funeral BELFAST, Fri. Rioters fired on British security forces twice and staged sporadic attacks in Belfast last night after Irish Republican tiunger striker Booby Sands' funeral. But pouring rain seemed to deter violent protest in the city's main Catholic areas and a much-feared surge of
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      Lock icon Summit talks centre on boosting West's defence
      401 3 Summit talks centre on boosting West's defence WASHINGTON, Friday HOW to boost the capability of the Western bloc, which is declining compared to the increasing military power of the Soviet Union. This was the central issue which Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki and US President Ronald Reagan had to deal
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      Lock icon 'Japan will uphold obligations' pledge
      480 3 WASHINGTON, Friday But Suzuki rules out big rise in defence spending PRIME MINISTER Zenko Suzuki has pledged that Japan would uphold its obligations to preserve peace and freedom, but stopped short of promising to escalate defence spending. The visiting leader told members of Congress ye«terdav
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      A million & look
      58 3 A million look IT WAS a glittering combination of beauty and art as actress Brooke Shields appeared with a milliondollar's worth of jewels on her specially-created hairdo at RegWs Crystal Room in New York on Wednesday. Staged to dazzle the audience, it was the grand finale for a fashion show
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      Lock icon China beer shortage
      49 3 BEIJING, Fri Beijing will boost its beer production by 10 per cent this year, but there will still be a big shortage, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. Demand is expected to total 100.000 tonnes, while produc lion is estimated to total 60,000 tonnes AP.
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      22 3 6 BETTER be a wlae mitw A than a rearing U«n7 —Japanese Prime Minister describing Japan 's defence role in Asia.
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      Lock icon Students warn of new cultural revolution
      235 3 Students warn of new cultural revolution BEIJING, Fri STUDENTS at Beijing's Beida University campus have publicly displayed posters accusing the Chinese leadership of starting a "new cultural revolution" over the official criticism of the well-known poet and dramatist, Bai Hua. The controversy first surfaced at the end of last month
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      Lock icon COURTESY CALL ON SUHARTO
      55 3 ASEAN foreign mJnisters outside the Merdeka Palace la Jakarta after a meetiag with Indonesian President Suharto yesterday. The mlalsien, la Jakarta for the •peniag of the Aseaa Secretariat, are from left: Singapore's S. Dhaaabaiaa, Indonesia's Moohtar Kusumaatmadja, Philippines' Carles Romulo, President Suharto, Malaysia's Ahmad Rithaoddeen aad
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      Lock icon Viet arrivals triple
      78 3 JAKARTA. Fri More than three times as many Vietnamese refugees reached Indonesia in the first four months of this year compared with last year, according to the latest figures of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (DNHCR). By the end of April. 2.218 made it in
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      Lock icon Japanese develop crystals that store sun's power
      185 3 TOKYO, Fri JAPANESE scientists claim to have developed a yellow crystalline camiwud which could herald the widespread we af •alar energy In kamea aad factories and greatly reduce the all. The synthetic c»mpHBd, which absorb* energy fram the son's rays, ha* been described
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      Lock icon Khmer Rouge hits out at Viets again
      291 3 BANGKOK, Friday THE Khmer Rouge today repeated its earlier charge that Vietnam is trying to obstruct a United Nations-spon-sored conference on Kampuchea, by claiming such a conference would be intervention in Kampuchea's internal affairs. The Voice of Democratic Kampuchea, monitored here, was referring
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      Lock icon Top-level drive for family planning in India
      178 3 Top-level drive for family planning in India NEW DELHI, Fri. More than 80 Indian leaders have signed a strongly worded document calling for a "humane, democratic and voluntary yet vigorous programme of family planning" in the world's second most populated country. The document will be printed as half-page advertisements in
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      Lock icon Begin: I will not give up Arab land
      368 4 Begin: I will not give up Arab land ARIEL (Israeli-occu-pied West Bank), Fri. Prime Minister Menachem Begin has pledged to hang on to every piece of occupied Arab land and tens of 1 thousands of Israelis have urged the government to halt its final withdrawal from the occupied Sinai desert.
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      -Stop your insults Israeli PM told
      131 4 -Stop your insults Israeli PM told PARIS, Fri. Israeli Prime MmMer Meaaehem Begla atoaM itep laaaMas West Earapeaa leaden mat eaaaMer why hh eoaatry'i reUUtai with the West are •etertorattnn, Le Moaae wU ycMteraay. "N« Unalt will chuce the fact that Israel la •eeapylßC Arah laad and that the West
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      There's no running away from law
      139 4 WENTWORTH (North Carolina), Fri. Judge Jerry Martin finds it quite enough to conduct trials and sentence the defendants brought before him he would rather not have to run them down too. "You know it gets tough when you have to try them and chase
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      Lock icon Habib holds talks with Sarkis to ease tension
      281 4 Habib holds talks with Sarkis to ease tension BEIRUT, Fri. United States envoy Philip Habib began talks with Lebanese government leaders today to defuse tension over Syria's deployment of Sam-€ missiles and more troops in Lebanon, government sources said. They said Mr Habib met Lebanese President Elias Sarkis and Foreign
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      Lock icon 'No classified material in crash plane'
      58 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US Air Force said today a missile-tracking plane which exploded in mid-air on Wednesday was not carrying classified equipment. AU 21 people aboard the EC-135 jet. including two women, were killed when it blew up in flight about 80 km northwest
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      Lock icon Election eve violence
      63 4 KATMANDU. Fri. Violence and arrests marred the election eve atmosphere today in Nepal, where voters prepared to vote in the kingdom's first general election in 22 years. Nepalese, trekking by foot, pony and yak to polling stations across the Himalayas, will elect 112 members of Parliament tomorrow,
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      Lock icon Guerillas hand over arms in Zimbabwe
      202 4 Guerillas hand over arms in Zimbabwe SALISBURY, Fri. Thousands of guerillas at two camps in south-east-ern Zimbabwe will start turning in their weapons today. Minister Without Portfolio Joshua Nkomo announced this at a news conference yesterday. Mr Nkomo, a former guerilla leader in the seven-year war ag; inst white-minority rule,
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      DEAR LITTLE PUDO
      65 4 DEAR LITTLE PUDO POQUTTO that's the name of this latest arrival In London Zoo. It is »nly 25 cm high and weighs 1 kg. Poquito U pad*, the smallest deer found In Sooth America. Little Poqnlto, born en April 71, is one of a rare breed, normally found wily In
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      Lock icon Five shot dead in break-out
      45 4 CEBU. (Philippines), Fri. Prison guards shot dead five prisoners during an attempted jailbreak here yesterday, officials said. The prisoners had sawn through the iron bars of their cell and were trying to disarm a guard when they were shot. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Libya warns it will retaliate against US
      278 4 Libya warns it will retaliate against US TRIPOLI, Friday LIBYA reacted angrily today to the United States' decision to expel all Libyan diplomats and threatened to take "the necessary measures" if the US continued to pursue what it called a hostile foreign policy. In its first official reaction to the
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        Death of a mighty lover
        69 4 CAESAR, a lion famed for his sexual prowess, has died but he left behind a mighty legacy a reputation of mating 150 times a week and being the father to more than 100 cubs. The 23-year-old king of beasts was put to sleep recently at
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        Lock icon All eyes to the sky
        59 4 THE United States army is looking for a small, runaway blimp. The three-metre long, helium-filled balloon got loose from its moorings at the army's research and development laboratory and floated away. officials said. Local radio stations have been broadcasting a description of the blimp and
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        Lock icon Saturn's 17th moon
        83 4 I'NIVEBSITY of Arizona astronomers say they have confirmed finding Saturn's 17th moon and thus have the right to select its name. The small moon was recorded on film on April 8 last year through the university's telescope on nearby Mount Lemmon, but the calculations that confirmed the
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      Lock icon EEC furious over US-Japan car pact
      445 6 *WE WERE NOT CONSULTED ON MOVE TO CURB EXPORTS' BRUSSELS, Fri. ANXIETY and irritation by the European Economic Commission about the Reagan Administration's handling of US-EEC relations has been brought to boiling point by Washington sagreement last week binding Japan to limit car exports
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      Lock icon Airport strike costing airlines $4m daily
      163 6 Airport strike costing airlines $4m daily LONDON, Fri. Strikes h> British air traffic controllers to Us** *1 mfijiao (S$4.Z mllllsa) a day In last revenue, ape ra tars eainplstor< tooay. Far the secead straight day this menlas;, maay flights were eaaeeitoa a? diverted at British alrparts by striking ca« trailers.
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      Lock icon Playboy warms up to bunnies' grouses
      164 6 ATLANTIC CITY (New Jersey), Friday PLAYBOY hotel-casino officials have agreed to change the skimpy costumes of "bunny" dealers because of complaints they were freezing in the air-conditioned casino "While not changing the costume, we know about the complaints and are making some revisions," said
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      Lock icon Reagan plan leaps over its biggest hurdle
      379 6 Reagan plan leaps over its biggest hurdle WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Reagan's plan to slash government social programmes and taxes has pas» ed its biggest hurdle with the budget being overwhelmingly approved by the House o! Representatives. r It approved by a 253-176 margin Mr Reagan's US$6BB.B billion (31,430 billion) budget
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      Lock icon Mystery odour closes down plant
      328 6 BRUSSELS, Fri A MYSTERIOUS odour in Tessenderlo in Eastern Belgium is costing a major US oil company a lot of money. Phillips Petroleum, which recently completed a US$5O million (Sslos million) chemicals plant here, has been forced uv* stop production after complaints of an odour
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      Lock icon Tentative pact to end strike
      76 6 NEW YORK, Fri Members at the newspaper guild reached a tentative agreement yesterday to end a strike at the New York Times, a spokesman for the paper said. The Times' guild empkyees, who include journal's and clerical employees, went on strike early yesterday after failing
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    Tokyu — the giant-sized concern with a big heart
    1698 7  - Tokyu the giant-sized concern with a big heart JOHN TAN THE luxurious $162 million Claymore Hill condominium behind Holiday Inn is being built by Tokyu Land Corporation Singapore Pte Ltd. The company is but a tiny arm of the giant Tokyu group which is engaged in transportation, property development, recreation
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    MAS manager resigns after a month
    305 8 MAS manager resigns after a month MR LEE HONG JUAY, the Monetary Authority of Singapore manager for administration, has resigned just over a month after he was appointed to the post. Before his appointment, Mr Lee was joint secretary for both MAS and the Currency Board. Originally, this joint secretariat
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    80 8 PABBERB-BY aad a poHerman were qaJck te ceme te the rescae of driver EkhMa bin His- I sin, 58, Jut minute* after he was trapped la j hls van whea It was Invelved In an accident with a lorry in Newtea Read yesterday. They muued to b«e him In about
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    Welcome move to stabilise bread price
    299 8  -  CHONQ WING HONG By WELCOME, the NTUC's cooperative, will sell two types of bread in its 15 supermarkets and 1,000 Fair Price shops by next week to stabilise the price of bread. The daily bread, which is of the same quality as those sold
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    Teck Puat to buy Aussie hotel chain?
    312 8 SINGAPORE hotelier Khoo Teck Puat is believed to be negotiating to buy Australia's largest hotel chain, Travelodge. in a deal reported to be worth about AJIIO million (5J268.4 million). The negotiations are being conducted with a Saudi Arabian billionaire, Mr Adnan Khashoggi, owner
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    Retrenched workers received $17,000 each
    148 8 Retrenched workers received $17,000 each THIRTEEN retrenched civilian employees each received an average of $17,879 in retrenchment benefits last year, says the Redundancy Payments Fund annual report. Thirty-five Singaporeans also made withdrawals totalling $133,797. Twelve of them had reached 56 years while 16 withdrawals were made upon the death of
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    2 more cheating charges
    220 8 OEI TIENG TJAE, 35, an Indonesian, charged in a cheating case involving US$220,000 (S$459,800), yesterday faced two similar charges involving over s$2oo,ooo; Oei, the managing director of Pan Associated Pte Ltd in International Plaza, is alleged to have cheated Mr V.N. Bhatia, managing director of MS.Naraina
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    Ex-RSAF major overloaded with work court told
    264 9 Ex-RSAF major overloaded with work court told A PROSECUTION witness, Air Commodore E. G. Millington. told a district court yesterday that a former RSAF major, Arthur Cheah Nee Wah, 43, was often "overloaded" with work. Cheah is being tried on two charges under the Official Secrets Act Mr Millington added
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    Tokyu chief: Why Japan ventures drop
    666 9 JAPANESE investments in Singapore have dropped because both countries are shedding their labour-inten-sive industries at the same time. Added to this were the higher wages specified by the National Wages Council and the shortage of labour here. These reasons were given yesterday by Mr
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    67 9 A BIG Mac aa4 daace follows tie Slerrm Main, a KUlplne n»vy ■kip, wherever It gees. And It cut get »w»y. So, the warship roams Asean'* seas brtatllnK with ral tore. Its special mission Is to take a Filipino rultaral troupe on an Asean tear. BmUm tke walto-aal-(onnea seamen, there
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    Muis blames lack of religious education for low morals
    136 9 Muis blames lack of religious education for low morals THE Muslim religious council (Muis) has attributed low morals among youths in Singapore to the lack of religious education. This was highlighted in a sermon yesterday when the council also listed the guidelines on the religious education required by Muslim youth.
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    Open verdict on man hit by train
    118 9 Open verdict on man hit by train CORONER Seng Kwang Boon yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of a Malaysian coffee shop assistant who was hit by a train last May 6. The train driver, Mr B.C. Silva told an inquiry into the death of Mr Chin 800
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    Girls talked into giving ear-rings
    162 9 A MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard how a housewife duped two 10-year-old girls into giving up their gold ear-rings and how they recovered them soon after they made a police report. Insp S.H. Poh, prosecuting, said 19-year-old housewife Zubaidah binti Ali had met the girls in
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      170 9 F§jn SPRINGTIME IN PARIS 1981 *fl iP^/^Sannt x A nationvv de festival sponsored and organised by the French Embassy, UTA Fren ch Airlines and the French Committee for overseas exhibitions B^n^^Fm^^^^Bß^^^rrTani c r Jn^^ai m J-l^'JTir»ai[ t nnm3aWnß^annnnnnnnnl' f i kaf"anT >^^^^^ B^Lk ß^ B^!l2 BBaa U^UJnKn^ll^^Bn! at I f
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    Donate more. better-ofl doctors urged
    166 10 Donate more. better-ofl doctors urged PHYSICIAN Dr Lee Suan Yew has arced •argeaM and otwtetrlriaas wao are "munistakeabiy a/TUent" to set Ike pace and donate more to the Academy of Medicine for Its prop— ed new baildinn. Dr Lee, who was one of the 77 mw members accepted by the
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    Closed-door affair for medical convention
    422 10  -  BENG TAN By Medical Reporter THE Singapore Medical Association's annual convention has, for the first time in 12 years, gone behind closed doors because papers to be presented are highly sensitive and controversial, even among doctors. Topics for the two-day seminar include sex change, homosexuality,
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    FUGITIVE OWING $2 MILLION MADE BANKRUPT
    137 10 FUGITIVE OWING $2 MILLION MADE BANKRUPT PROPERTY developer Oh Choon Woo, owing $2,011,557 to the Comptroller of Income Tax since January last year, was declared a bankrupt by the High Court yesterday. Oh, believed to have left Singapore, is wanted by the police in connection with a case of criminal
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    Stewardess fined
    56 10 FLIGHT stewanlps-s Chnsiin.' Susanno Roth. 26. was fined $400 by a district court yesterday for having 46.89 grams of lannabis The court heard that Roth, a German, arrived at Paya I^bar Airport from Indonesia on March 16 a I 1.10 p.m. Customs officers found the drugs in her
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    British Council's English course 'a big success'
    307 10 British Council's English course 'a big success' THE British Councils teaching of English Second Language course has been a great success. This was the opinion of the examiners and organisers of the first one-year part-time course attended by 85 Singapore teachers. Mr Frank Candlin. chairman of the examining board's advisory
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    $5 m YIO CHU KANG STRETCH OPENS
    54 10 YIO CHU KANG ROAD I been widened and rebetween Track 24 and Lo- aligned at $5.1 million, rong Lentor is open to It is a dual carriageway traffic today at 10 a.m. which links Yio Chu Rang This 1.7 km stretch has I
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      Lock icon Low prices of commodities will not hit govt subsidies
      285 12 SEREMBAN, Fri THE current low prices of some of Malaysia's primary commodities will not hinder the government from giving subsidies totalling hundreds of millions of dollars, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesterday. "The government will continue giving these subsidies as
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      Lock icon High fees force 50 students to give up studies
      186 12 LONDON, Friday AT LEAST 50 private Malaysian students in Britain had to give up their studies last year because they could not afford the high fee increases. During the same period, about 10 Malaysian private students were deported by the British
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      Lock icon Malaysia a venue?
      56 12 MALACCA, Fri. Malaysia may be avenue for a United Nations-sponsored customs training programme for countries in the Asian and Pacific region. Malaysia Is a possible choice because of its comprehensive facilities which provide for courses conducted in English under the supervision of experienced officers, said an Unctad
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      36 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 19-year-old housewife, whose wish was that her second child .Jiould be a boy, gave birth to three sons here early today. The triplets are in an intensive care unit. AFP.
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      34 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia was yesterday elected a member of the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs by the Economic and Social Council (Ecosoc), a Foreign Ministry statement said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon 7 pc of school-age kids never make it to Std One
      197 12 7 pc of school-age kids never make it to Std One KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. j they were needed to help Only 93 per cent of chil- I look after babies at home, dren of Standard One age Others had to help out at go to school and out of their
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      209 12 Commission meeting to prepare for snap polls KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Election Commission will hold a special meeting on Monday to discuss preparations in the event of a snap general election, its secretary, Encik Abdul Rashid, Haji Abdul Rahman, said yesterday. He said the meeting, to be attended by 15
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      255 12 K. LUMPUR, Pfei FRAGILE Jane Palanl Ls all set to marry the man she loves In spite of strong family objections. The 25-year-old lass, m Inmate of the Selangor Cheshire Home for the Handicapped, Is suffering from "ostooceaesls Imperfects, a disease wMch make* bone brittle. So she Is a delicate
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      Lock icon Switch to mainly non-oil energy by 2000 forecast
      400 13 KUCHING, M ABOUT 80 per cent of the energy requirements in Peninsular Malaysia by the year 2000 is expected to be met by hydro-power and non-oil fuels such as coal and natural gas, the National Electricity Board (NEB) has said. This would
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      Lock icon MAS plane with engine on fire lands safely
      164 13 MAS plane with engine on fire lands safely KOTA KINABALU, Friday A MALAYSIAN Airline. System Airbus carrying South Korean Interior Minister Sun Chung Hwa made a safe emergency landing here last night after one of its two engines caught fire shortly after takeoff, airline officials said today. Mr Sun, on
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      Lock icon Sulaiman: 111 think about it
      103 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr Sulaiman Palestin said today he would have to consult his friends and supporters whether or not to contest the post of Umno president following reports that Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn might not stand for election at the Umno General Assembly
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      REVAMP OF BUS ROUTES NOW ON
      152 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A major rescheduling of some 29,000 kilometres of bus routes in the country is underway, the Malay Mail reported today. This will involve a drastic cutdown on "dead mileage", the building of more bus stops and bus lanes in an effort
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      The three Rs.
      44 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Ar MIC delegation led by it! president, Datuk S. Sam) Vellu, will meet Educalior Minister Datuk Musa HJtam next week to discuss the introduction of the three Rs (read ing. writing and arithmetic) in Tamil schools. The Star
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      Bilateral talks
      50 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Sri Lankan Prime Minister R. Premadasa he'd talks today with Malaysian Prime Minister Hussein Onn on regional and bilateral matters. Mr Premadasa, who arrived here yesterday for a six-day visit, later attended a briefing on Malaysia's fourth FiveYear Development Plan at the Prime Minister's Department.
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      Awards to 168
      34 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Red Crescent Society, in conjunction with World Red Cross Day tomorrow, will present 168 awards to its members for services given to the society. The Star
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      143 13 RECORD FIRMS STOP SUPPLY TO DEALERS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The country's music machine received a Mt today when record distributors decided to stop MDolyug dealers. Tie boycott waa announced by tke preside** of tke Malaysian Aj—cUUou of Phonogram Producero and Distributers (MAPPD), Mrs S.I. Ben, at a prea* Tills move
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      26 13 IPOH. Fri. The State Government has appointed a local consultant to look into the erosion caused by the Perak River at Teluk Anson. NST.
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      58 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Kuala Lumpur may soon have a sister city. City Hall is planning the twinning of Kuala Lumpur with another city along the same lines as the Penang-Adelaide tie-up. City Hall spokeswoman Puan Zarina Othman said recently City Hall was still compiling data before
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      Lock icon Chen vs Lee duel shapes up again for MCA top post
      276 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday FORMER MCA deputy president Datuk Michael Chen will challenge again the incumbent president Datuk Lee San Choon at the party's general assembly in September, top-level party sources said today. Datuk Chen had earlier denied rumours that
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        Investing in national trust
        88 13 THE Federal Government does not intend to deduct the salary of its staff for investment in the National Unit Trust scheme, but it welcomes any such move by state governments under their own arrangements, Deputy Premier Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said recently. He was commenting
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        76 13 THE Perak MCA will soon be setting up a subsidiary to the MCA Multi-Purpose Holdings Berhad, the Perak MCA economic bureau chief, Mr Chin Kirn Yoong said on Wednesday Speaking at a dinner held in Ipoh to honour his nomination as a Senator, and the
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        42 13 ABOUT 200 DAP members will cross over to the MCA in a special ceremony at the party's Bukit Mertajam branch on Sunday. The cross-over by the DAP members was the result of the five DAP leaders joining MCA earlier. NST.
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    Veg day for refugees
    326 14 LORRIES BRING 70 BASKETS PULL AS GIFT FROM IMPORTERS HHKN told that s*me kind-hearted I pruplr weir grading vegrUWe* by a \wr\ to the Vietnamese refugees ra*np, Its administrator, Mr Tern NNwk, stopped work and rushed of his •fflce. 'Oa seeing the lorn loaded with \e«rtaMeK
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    Art show
    36 14 AN exhibition of paintings by Professor Sunyee will open at the Peace Centre today at 3 p.m. It will be open to the public daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. until May 16.
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    First quarter slow-down in business
    214 14 First quarter slow-down in business SINGAPORES business :t< livity slackened in the first quarter of this year mainly due to holidays and the festive season But manufacturers predict an improvement in the second and third quarters, according to the latest survey of I nnn mi expectations The survey reports that
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    Unionists to visit aged
    86 14 THE National Trade Union Congress, as part of May Day celebrations, will bring cheer lo eight homes for the aged between May 10 and 17 Members of nine affiliated unions will vlsii the Home for the Aged Sick. 1-er Kuo Chuan Home for the Aged. Sree
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    DID YOU LEAVE YOUR PANTS BEHIND?
    70 14 SOMEONE left behind his pants and belt while travelling in a public service vehicle. He was among the many forgetful people who left money, cameras, watches, trolleys, radios and wallpaper in buses and taxis from April 16-30. Articles recovered include spectacles, berets, slippers, shoes,
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    VITB plans aptitude tests to help trainees pick courses
    277 14 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board may introduce aptitude tests to ensure that trainees pick the courses they are most suited for. A United Nations Development Programme consultant, Prof Henry Dizney, is now on a two-year contract with VITB to develop
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    Primary pupil data form to be reviewed
    498 14 Primary pupil data form to be reviewed THE Ministry of Education is to review the pupil data form used in the registration of Primary 1 pupils but no major changes an likely to be made. An official said the ministry would be on the look-out for areas of ambiguity and
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    Lack of consensus holding back projects
    251 14 Lack of consensus holding back projects THE nature and the different stages of development in the electrical and electronics industries in the Asean. countries was highlighted yesterday as the reason for the slow progress in regional Industrial complementation projects. Since it was formed four years ago. the Federation of Asean
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    Pulau Tioman tour for CC
    41 14 THE Coronation community centre youth group will organise a three-day Pulau Tioman tour from May 16 to 18. Application forms are available at the centre. For more information, please call *****8 between 3 ani)9 p m
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    Ex-detainee is jailed
    168 15 Ex-detainee is jailed FORMER puUOci *rtalatv Km »>«• Hul a, m>M lar ■!><- BMMtkl •> d**" (■•art y«steraay ■kr jlMti*< pl»> tw* Hmitm kreacalac Ike iMtricd— arder u4w tke ißtaraal Seearlty Ac*. ißaatirWr SavlaaVr StojaVpi^raltßl, BaM Ab«| wat rektmmi tr— i feS.*.. «£r tto ISA •n Jim I lfM aad
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    Chong Boon art contest
    76 15 AN Energy Conservation and Spot Art Competition will be held by the Chong Boon community centre management committee at Block 413. Anc Mo Kio Avenue 10, on June 7 from 9 to 11 a.m. All children in the constitu enry and students of schools there, aged
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    Vesak joy
    36 15 VEASK Day celebrations at Mangala Vihara Buddhist Temple at Jalan Eunos will begin on May 17 at 7.30 p.m. May 18's programme starts at 6 30 am and ends at 9.30 p.m. with refreshments.
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    Be proud of our blood donors: Dr Tan
    415 15 SINGAPORE can be proud of its voluntary system of blood donations by citizens and residents, the Education Minister, Dr Tony Tan, said yesterday. "This is different from the situation in a number of other countries where patients have to pay for blood
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    Woman killed, daughter injured in attack
    236 15 Woman killed, daughter injured in attack A 64-YEAR-OLD widow, Madam Khoo Yoke Yip, was stabbed to death and her 16-year-old daughter critically injured in an attack at their Boundary Road home last night. The girl. Miss Ng May May, a Secondary Three student of Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School, was
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    Evolution vs Creation forum
    86 15 Evolution vs Creation forum A FORUM on Evolution versus the Creation will be held at the Catholic Junior College on May 15 at 3 p.m. Speakers will be Dr Aw Swee Eng of the Nuclear Medicine Department, Singapore General Hospital; Dr Anne Johnson of the Science Council of Singapore and
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    Lorry fall man dies
    44 15 SARMANI bin Surah. 59, who tell off a moving lorry In Holland Road on May 4, died at Alexandra Hospital on Thurs-Eye-witnesKS to the accident are asked to contact the Accidents Investigation Branch of the TraMc Police in Maxwell Road
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    Rice sold at govt auction was bad, court told
    411 15 Rice sold at govt auction was bad, court told THE rice bought by a rice and sugar importer and exporter at a government auction on board an arrested ship was found to be musty, discoloured, heavily weevil-infested and giving off a slightly sour odour, the High Court was told yesterday.
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    Auto parts
    40 15 NINE auto parts manufacturers from South Korea will take part in the Korean Auto Parts Show '81. organised by the Singapore Korea Trade Center at Hotel Merlin from May 19 to 22, from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Kirn Keat road show
    108 15 THE SBC Road Show moves on to Kirn Keat. It will be held at the car park in front of Block 233, Lorong 8, Toa Payoh, tomorrow at 4 p.m. Well-known entertainers and residents of the constituency Rahimah Rahim, Rahim Hamid and V. Ramachandran will be
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    Go slow in three HDB car parks
    112 17 ROAD bampa la two biasing estate* deal seem to be eaaaga to stop speeding motorists, m speed limit signs have been pat ap. T*re* car parks In Clemend and TeM Blaagah, wtth about a thtmir* lots far ears and motorryelea between them, have
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    30 students for three-week stay in Britain
    413 17 IMMERSION IN ENGLISH-SPEAKING ENVIRONMENT THIRTY students from Catholic High School are to spend three weeks in Britain to immerse themselves in an English speaking environment at a cost of Drincioal Mr Y.J h K*£aSj Cft t i plan when the Prime Minister first
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    Economist poses a question on the future
    242 17 Economist poses a question on the future WILL the Singaporean's habit of exercising and accepting authority see the country through the social problems it will face in future because of rising affluence? Dr Pang Eng Kong, director of the Economic Research Centre at the National University of Singapore, argues the
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    High Court hears of a bankrupt who owns HUDC unit
    180 17 High Court hears of a bankrupt who owns HUDC unit THE Bankruptcy Office, investigating a businessman under bankruptcy orders found he owned an HUDC fUt in Braddell Hill. Miss Yap Siew Yong, Deputy Official Assignee, yesterday told the High Court this came to light while her office was investigating the
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    SIA's dry-run to Changi
    59 17 SINGAPORE Airlines has clarified that the SIA Airbus dry-run to Changi Airport on May 31 is a chartered flight. A local travel agent has chartered the plane and crew and will be selling tickets for 250 seats on the 45-minule flight which will take off from
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    Civil service Mandarin tests over
    58 17 ALL the 1,962 civil servants who have to deal with the public had sat for Mandarin oral tests at 29 centres by yesterday. The tests started on rhursday were conducted by some 65 education officers from the Education Ministry An Education Ministry official said yesterday
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    Mindef deputy sec quits
    43 17 A DEPUTY secretary with the Defence Ministry, Mr Wong Kan Seng, has resigned to join an electronics firm. Mr Wong. 35. who was also the former director of manpower at Mindef. is now a personnel executive with Hewlett Packard.
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    Teenagers held in chase
    77 17 Teenagers held in chase A POLICE patrol car crew chased and arrested three teenage youths early yesterday morning. They spotted the youths running along St George's Road at 12.40 a.m. The trio, aged between 14 and 18, had two watches and $145 on them. A young woman is believed to
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    Arrested " because of a picky client
    186 17 Arrested because of a picky client A CHOOSY customer proved to be the downfall of a vice-operator who specialised in supplying Thai callgir's to foreigners. Vice-operator Tan (Juee Eng, 42, was arrested by anti-vice officers after he was spotted leaving Peninsula Hotel with a girl who was earlier rejected by
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      34 17 DON'T BE SHY IF VOL cm speak Mandarin and art- about mat dialect again, stop yourself and itart in Mandarin. The other person may mow Mandarin but may ate* be shy. Be the nitUUr!
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY MAY 9, 1981 ALL THE NEWS?
    766 18 The Straits Times SATURDAY MAY 9, 1981 ALL THE NEWS? THESE are not good days for Western journalism. In the US, one of the world's most respected newspapers, the Washington Post of Watergate fame, finds itself having to apologise abjectly for printing a piece of fiction as frontpage news. In
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    478 18 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane TO MUM WITH LOVE TO Wonderful Mum, says the greeting on a printed card I saw for Mother's Day tomor- A tribute which many of our schoolchildren will assuredly echo to their mums tomorrow morning. Many others and older, too, will be expressing
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    A lesson that terrorism has taught people in power to heed
    400 18 this week of Mr Robert Sands after 66 days of self-inflicted hunger so noteworthy was that he had been elected as a member of the Westminster Parliament in a byelection last month, whilst on hunger-strike. Of greater significance was
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    Filming of Garuda plane hijack
    592 18  -  ROSIHAN ANWAR By Our Jakarta Reporter THE hijack of the Garuda plane "Woyla" which was successfully stopped at Bangkok by Indonesian commandos, will soon be filmed The National Film Council will finance the feature film and production will be entrusted to a private producer. The
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    Sands saga: Irish fury and a French connection
    1181 18 Sands saga: Irish fury and a French connection By Director. Asia Research Pte Ltd OUTBURSTS of fury greeted the news of Bobby Sands' death after a 66-day hunger strike to gain political status for IRA prisoners. His controversial death has again brought to the limelight the Catholic-Protestant problem in Northern
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      105 18 The McGraw Hill -MPH Professional Book Month Thb week: Management Here's your chance to own an invaluable guide to your profession be it Marketing, Economics, Finance, Accounting, &£> .^Sc-5 Computers, Communications or b r gaa-g I Reference. There's something ?i i |3| J3 S~^ for you among the wide range
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      290 19 Catholics discarded rhythm method long ago PROFESSOR Tsoi Wing Foo's paper at the family planning seminar (ST, May 2) shows that he is among the large number of people who still have the misconceplion that the rhythm method is the only method used by the Catholic Church. The truth of
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      86 19 Joint effort needed in tracing stolen cars MY CAR was stolen on April 4 at the World Trade Centre multistorey complex car park. On May 4, I received a police notice asking me to furnish particulars of the driver who parked illegally at Telok Blangah Heights at 10 a.m. on
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        200 19 TENANTS of Block 1034. Eunos Avenue 5, have limited parking space (or them behind the shops. To make matters wane, a barrier was put along the footpath to prevent us from parking our cars in front of our shops. When we pane our cars along the
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        Blocking the way
        165 19 PRACTICALLY every night large trailer lorries and tourist buses continue to park in front of the Kg Kapor Methodist Church, notwithstanding the double yellow lines. The diesel fumes from the high exhaust pipes of the trailer lorries deface the walls of the church. Repeated complaints and appeals
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        Daily coupons for hawkers?
        117 19 THE car park rules at Bedok North Street 4, where I own a shophouse, give me many headaches. I can book a season parking ticket for my private vehicle but I was told that my commercial vehicle will have to wait for a later booking. Hawkers
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      Old ' war birds' need new home
      531 19 Old war birds' need new home Call to move Sentosa vintage planes to Science Centre better use at the Science make it a good one. Parts that we are really serious Centre as it is strange to that have been lost on in recording our short but have an aviation
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      100 19 AVER RAJAH ROAD is turn. If they succeed, they terribly congested each can count their lucky morning when the rush stars; if not they will be hour traffic from Alexan- hooted at by some very dra Road and Gillman impatient motorists. Circus converges on it. Needless
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      108 19 NEW LINK ONLY FOR BETTER ACCESS PLEASE refer to the letter "Shock to find hospi tal within CBD" (ST, April 14) by "Practi cal." We would like your writer to know that the general area served by Mount Elizabeth and Nutmeg Road falls within the Restricted Zone. For many years,
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      190 19 No roqm for another opening PLEASE refer to the letter "Way out of this evening jam" (ST. April 16) by P. Ou. The ministry's Public Works Department has considered your writer's request for an opening at the central median of Ayer Rajah Road near Normanton Park. However, we regret that
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      221 19 Signal timing changed for smoother flow PLEASE refer to the letters by "Commuter" (ST, April 6) and "Hold-up" (ST, April 10). The ministry's Public Works Department has been monitoring the traffic at Marymount Road, Thomson Road and Upper Thomson Road. It has made several adjustments to the traffic signals along
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1563 20 THE last transacted ready sain at the close of business on the Stork Exotunge o» Stngapore yesterday com pared with the previous days prices. to«e<her with the M 0 high and to* Adjusted for scrip rights issu»l IMI La" Hiak L*« loar>i> s«1 <or ■KTION ONI SCOREBOARD Closing
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      2191 20 BID and offer prim officially listed 1 and busineai in an reported 10 the Stork Exchange of Singapore yet terday with the number of sham traded ahown in bracketa in Ms of 1.000 units unless otherwiae apfcitied All Tlmea SetUemeat Coatracti are quoted after the word "aMt"
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      1801 20 BID and offer prim officially lined I •nd buauieat in and reported lo the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yes wrday. with ihr numbrr of sham InuM shown in brackets in tots of I lON umu unless otherwise speci Mod INMttTBIALS «ta.(lUBMl>lll Jt> .r>M> imc. fI. ,!?> iC^.fffl 1*
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        42 20 r .1 Sugars M I' I I r..n K Mu.l I) I I Brrjaya K.w.i Straits Trading M.l.koff I. I Hldci II... 1480 2100 MO 1240 390 1380 7» 725 4-110 SO 88 TO 58 90 40 40 Bouilradco 5TS 40
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        25 20 B Oramics K..o Hrrjuntm Pegi M.i. S*mb Shipyard M Brcweriei «00 sss 1180 900 «M 60S MO ■35 ■25 ■m ■2C •2C -2<: 2C
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        15 20 WMgOa "oial turnover: 14 41m ■nt»l v.liu. OK Tim 577.1 501.1 446,1
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        32 20 BT Indicator Industrials: Finance Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: May 7 May *****.*****03 5< 896.00 9060 1882.55 1880.4: 1389.74 1397.8; 879.83 878.61 ***** 402.41 993.73 1002.91 872.69 873.8: 904.39 9104.
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        247 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed the day generally firmer yesterday, with the Hang Seng index rising 17.62 points to close at 1431.11. Property based shares did well while all the leaders showed gains ranging between five and 40 cents. The day's combined total turnover volume was valued at $310.77 million. WhMioek
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        347 20 TOKYO: Share prices rallied on widespread bargain hunting yesterday, after the consecutive (all in the past four sessions with many investors encouraged by the overnight recovery on Wall Street, dealers said. The Dow Jones average gained 54.73 to 7496 25 points, but trading was slow with a volume of
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        151 20 CHINESE Pr— lt< Excaaage, Htagiptre, hm rl— lag prices per IN kg yestenUy. CmmmI tU Bulk fob J115 00 aa> «n. old drum (In second hand drum) (ob 1128 W sellers. ne» drum lob $134 00 seller* Cspra: Mixed (loose) $66 00 buyfn Ptpptr: Muniok whitr pefifvr lob
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        GOLD
        192 20 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened it 133.260 and cloaed at 533.230 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at USMBI 00 482 00 and with buying interest was traded higher to MB 00 484 00 before closing for lunch at MBl 50 482 50 It
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        SYDNEY
        264 21 SYDNEY. Fit Banks were back in the centre of activity but demand failed to keep the All-Ordinaries index from dropping below the 700 mark for the first time since March 20 CBA added 10 cents to $4.55. The rises in the banking sector helped the industrial index to post
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        NEW YORK
        243 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stocks rase to around their best levels of the day at the close, as the market continued to recover from it. recent sMrp decline Analysts said the market may still be vulnerable to weakness because of the expecutioo that interest rates will rise further. However,
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        AMSTERDAM
        242 21 AMSTERDAM. Thurs Share prices continued lower this afternoon, with KLM and Unilever extending their decUne to 2.40 and 1.80 guilders in internationals dealers said Amro. expecting little r m change in first half profiu, feU 1.80 and Natned was down 3.90 despite anticipated higher profits. Nedlloyd lost 1.90; Heineken
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        ZURICH
        253 21 ZURICH. Thurs. Prices closed steady to firmer in active trading as demand centred again on leading banks and industrials, dealers said. They added share prices L have been remarkably stable in recent days on foreign buying. despite rising interest rates and falling profits of some large Swiss companies. Insurances
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        LONDON
        705 21 LONDON. Fri. Equities were generally firmer today and government bonds again made nnall gains but trading in both sectors was quiet, dealen laid. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was up 4.3 points at Jtt.9. OUt were in demand. BP and Shell adding Up and lOp respectively Lasmo was
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        TIN
        122 20 THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at $28.61 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an officialoffering down 17 tonnes to 207 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers slipping £5 to £5,995 per tonne. LONDON: Tin moved higher in Kerb trading on the London Metal Exchange
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 20 Rubber: May 8 Singapore: May: 255.00 cents (down 5.00 cent*) Malaysia: June: 268.00 cents (down 5.50 cents) Tin: M $28.61 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 207 tonnes (down 17 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        32 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £826.00 (£829.50); sellers £826. 50 (£830.00); Three Month buyers £848.50 (£851.00); sellers £849.00 (£851.50). Market taste: Barely steady. Sales: 26.275 tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        466 20 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed lower yesterday, with May RSS One buyers quoted at 255.00 cents per kilo, down 5.00 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices lost further ground on some stale bull liquidation but covering interest emerged after the close to check the decline,
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        SSR and SMR
        84 20 NOON SSR and SMK |»k». ywunlay KA8 M.. .rrtll Mlkl Hutfri S*llrr« SSRX) nu^l 2K00 W800N SSSV) IIUOiallM) ***** 225 OUN NUU J""' sMHll 11-^p.lk.i SIM) 2U5ON nMH I lltonp^Ull ***** 2TSS0N -MF- ilu<ip^Wll 2M0O 2M00N >MHI.I .1 i,. n p.ll.l. UNO UNO SMK I" UI.Kip.lkl. 2WS0
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      Bulls display their might
      387 20 THE UNEXPECTED retara at Ike balk la tall fare* »i the (lack exeaaage yesterday was greeted by a rw»rd alga Straits Tlmei ladex which rraatrd tke IN level far tke lint time u hit MM4. The II.M (Mint Jamp la the ladex wad dor primarily U
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      292 20 SHARE prices ended mixed to slightly easier in a largely selective market on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Sporadic interest in certain issues was sevn as prices generally moved erratically without any strong buying support. Among industrials, Malayan United Industries added 30 cents to $22.30, while rumours
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      Money and exchanges
      157 20 THE US Sing dollar opened at 3-month 2.0W0 2.0900 $2 1440 and cloard at the days low 6-month 2 0640 2 0610 of S2 1390 00 in the Singapore forex Xl ALA UMPII: The US dollar market yesterday eased against major currencies at The US dollar (ell
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      NOMINAL RATES
      348 20 ClMUlKm Nonwul run Smith»on:«n P*f»nl*g« quoted y«t«f day (crou)partty Chang* Local MUn to mm lalt of foreign rurreaey: JS dollar 2.1390 2.1400 2.8196 24.14 Sterling pound 4.5025 4.5070 7.3469 -38.72 \ustralian dollar 2.4420 2.4440 3.4286 -28.78 ■<■/. dollar 1.8960 1.9005 3.3286 -44.57 Canadian dollar 1.7835 1.7850 Loo*l collars
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      Discount
      69 20 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on May 8: Overnight 3" 10 6 Call deposits: M to 6 Ckxiag Buyiif Selliaf 3-month Treasury bills 6 9 3-month Bank bills 8 9 6 months CD 10 9 Sum: NUteul l)br«ul ajClosing interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on May 8:
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      Prime lending rates
      24 20 THE average rate at which major Stngapsre banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 12.73 per rent.
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      Government acquires High and Low land
      550 21 MORE land with property development potential in the Klang Valley hrlonging to Highlands and Lowlands is to be computoorUy acquired by the Malaysian government High and Low chairman Syed Mahmood bin Syed Husain disclosed in his latest annual statement to shareholders that a further
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      Taiping Textiles turns in lower earnings
      303 21 Taiping Textiles turns in lower earnings TAIPING Textiles has toned la wwer pre-tax carnlngK far 1«N In eaatrast to the generally brighter perf»rmaaees achieved by a namber af ather textile companies recently. Audited result* far the year ended Dec SI, ISM shaw Its net praflt was «Wwn to MM.O mUltoa
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      188 22 Now you can get not only more furniture to choose from at BBIH^HII^H^^HB IHHBBI Singapore's foremost furniture discount warehouse. Our prices are B being slashed even further for a limited period, kv B B A V ""'I I Hurry to ROCCO. For your lounge, dining and bedroom suites. I P^l
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      1685 23 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX •V Telephone Service *****22 PERSONAL SERVICES n 1 a*^ Monday Friday 830om 5 00pm OoVwry 80 cl» p«r »ofd (m«n $12 00) a MERCHANDISE xs4-442a c k r;.o 1R oodo t S2"- ff 5 Xr .Vi»Bs<Jt^.™«« J!!, InnounceSents* personal 1 I Upp*. Poya Lebot
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      772 24 fti ■|\2C^ 1 H«gf ™^H kMg|hd g^^^S ■P^^^ \\W W// gM W/'^mW A TTf /^k >s»^ >» ZSSRSSLSttZ a^Vnd^rVn'^r'ln BK'-S vEtt. SSS. I SS f f oTmi^\ronlcl7«£rv ki'i^oT^odi^Mm:'". I the turn* at 7. Klan Teck Sunday Nauonal SUdlum Road. Jurong. Singapore carpark, look for No 28 mt Counter-offer will be
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      1033 24 Vig^\ iWL\ /fw\ **^ggi««m i«i CitffcSJlak ItfJfHKl) BIIvyT Pintail present an exhibition under the subject through Our latest Collections Of Sculptures from fiurma W /«fM«i.. paintings of Taoist school from China, as veil as Khmer and Vietnamese works from SOUth fdSt OJtfl will be included iff W'** jrum iuuin riui
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      720 24 M^^^M^M^^"^^^^^^^^^^ CAIUNHILL AMCONOtTfOMNwO 37 CUrdtOing Spwiailaet in repairing »rvic in«. tales, rental, trade-in all «^s^slg^ggggggggggggggggtHg<Bs^ggggggg|gggggggggggg^B kinds of alrcondltloners It rei^^.a'rr.'.s cPrir;ncrlw;' 1 a&o lr uk CeUre i of P^r.^n cedlnairndfu e on°- f are-iw^CoVpe'Tv.-raT, Call MU-» Norman. U.2MMIS 41 TV/B<HH>d SyattTl 3t Ho^Ck^ning SSF ac«««E techsscal, oay/nn»mt 5R"5ri i ff«nS£
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      879 24 .^ggg^gggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggW. I nnAni Itf^Tirikl *-> 9*CT*Mrimi V KHUUUU I lUN CIMiCMi vi»«fc«M SSr" manager ««-tolh~nl (DESIGNATE) MALE SENIOR MALE/FEMALE f/ Aw.,, ..t.bti,h.d^ OFFICER FOR OARMEMT FACTORY (Accounting D.p.) appl,cantB «UBT POB- tSJS^TZS^ l^D&°aM^ND^ F ol Arrniintc ZfiZSUSSSXX k£ v "^APiSSSgB& CleriC candidates should have LvstEtK£mht2v OAR" -TeSn^K «^*~«^«Nii 03So£ -T^e^rllSS'o?
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      448 25 Utm+pmm Jffj H SlttMtlOnt Vacant LwT*^! V B^ht,*,* f\nti KW% _o=« H4J— pP MALAYAN BREWERIES T^NO^SiJeT^T^ Brawara of Ttear Baar, Anchor Owcliwiimww.fi CCMkI Cri CBITC •hor. bank. vrlsKa. to FEMALE CLERKS appoint th. tollowln* Accounts SSSiSl.ttS'* rituit S!!L.c SHwuSpS l!^r fO«,f^r UrlLd Kwo^comme^ -oo *1"-~d attaanaOCE O-LMat S-dayweek and nro
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      458 25 Mt«pi»»—l llttl ■.TaV Tha flinnaooca BfamJL <rf I «»arna«io7alr7 t^owrTmov^ te* A«|r ASsiYTAST AOOIO lAN I a Thae—^R—p—^: Singapore nationality ODPRATOR fo^lliues and aSm^know^ OPEHATUn ;2IH» f mi/tS.,!?. m l» /MALE i utL»™"t-ST T,.^( J KUnT™m^o7' En. toU rr P,e...nt p.rM«.lllf xey-to-dtak system Industrious work hablU and •"^Tr.ve, g^SSa-a- KSSrSSTio
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      466 25 I" |[tfl iniissiiis An aataMMtad atacaM a4 Uac»a«s JULIANAS wana Mh«>>~MdM..K«eT F S^C1e ETARY SSSSSi *oriTnM i duU" iic^^UO and M, rn^ndenVTn'c^.'n". wjpjn in Shorthand and telex operation »lt"»Uons R«,e,; nt experience neceslr"»'"f«nt and personable 3 year, minimum experience -J";-- oir— etju salary between BI7SO 3£±L, mr SERVICES (8) PTE.
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      388 25 F Iltll OBSS^^S^SSSS^S^SM I *n*~ I W i I FEMALE I ACCOUNTS I *™s CLERKS I CLERK M w v, faf CUM SECRETARY wl^c^f t^V E Cfl having at least obtained ij ently and capable of ffl I I keeping full set of Ac-ffl Apply wttrt pHaHaraph. r.iumi B counts
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      417 25 1 3tf An expanding Company -^ga^LssssMga^BHaggk SECRETARY GIRL FRIDAY —5-^. a Private Secretarial CerUfl- Ajnaclea ex^rfce 3 "treUr"' Typ.ngM.pm *l«0plu« Income ThaPafaawwlOmoar BOX 270 wtaeJi S SINGAPORE 912* AyarßalaHwiamlrHlEatata ■wtOAFOWe VI2S architectural -r.^SgSip (I)gECRETARY AccotmracLEßKa "tySSt" 01"1' g-S««2S-S5. conweaant In Mandarin andr*^ completed National Service vani iraMna in Mcratanal/tvolna aßa-^gatwrSSsaaa
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      1004 26 NEM*oyiMirt i |1| 4» S,tU«tKK»,VC^r SS^'i'S aSBSBBVBMMiHIiBBBMM work immedialely Interested >, KUr'BuK."^^^ l^SSif^* Te-lX^A^nV^ '"8 EWCRMINCCO ACCOUNTS CLERK w.th shipping and typing knowl- »<»S» Pl»»» «r"» "> •'«> 'ull tXPEPJENCEO detail* and non returnable KEY PUNCHERS $~^P» u"s T Bo"tuw I ,t,-.1 Ne» Industrial Road Singapore Addl» experknceo CLERKS WANTED
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      727 26 II Emptoymeirt ll i^^""l^"^^^I™^^ Import an d Export LADIES ARE YOU company has theY tAeD^ VolS JOM lOW'ngVttCanrleS HAVE YOU EVER I (1) SALES TMOUOMT Of A JOB THAT MANAGERS/ PAVt AN AVBRAOt; Of WAriAVjCNS/ ..no*, pen unaiTM IN AN ASSISTANT *****/- Pt-FI MONTH MAN UAMA^CD INTERNATIONAL OHOUMANAGER OF COMPANIES?
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      614 26 II Employment lii ■I^^HH I y.A^-^l I M H M qt h HdllUlldl b|||||U||J ELECTf,ONIC COMPONENTS |P9PifilliP9 il^HZr. kK»I^B LET US DEVELOP BUU^^|jfjU|Z|j^B| *<>U.... LHP^RFffl'*#lTiTfl ASSISTANT WNMmMMkmIIM PROOUCTION B*g%ii psS menLs I SffiHEv^^ HSSSSV'cfffiSal a Poly Diploma or WBJBm •SSlvT^'t essential ■TTtWt'VPtWJPQ^I KSMSfWI Kl^lAlyiHfjJ^H TECHNICIANS n^t,,^^.™.^ ■Mgjjgjjnrj (insirumentcnion) VttHHBHa ■nfISVIViPWH
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      641 26 II Employment j |j]i /i.L IMJiiiS f^ tWTt*l IVY I? fJ>VV-Ml 'L>' "W""""fei^fi {RPV CENTRAL PROVgENT FUND H99|MKml| I ,n.,i.. apphcatoon. lr«, m.i. l|aM||i||fl I S-oapor. C.t,ioi» tor •ppo-.tnwn. I ELeCTRtCIAN ELECTRICIAN iHBfiiPJtWPiTrl outMxm"OM *Eip ~"nc* SfivSH-lS: ■bUmmsmLmi LEyUm iinnmi and Dump systems an idvanUge I e?ecrirs^TonsTndc,X'. Bm^g^|y|iivMj|Ui|il|jH nprators and
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      467 27 r* —I jff LaBBaBaX «t Srtoattoot Vacant /aCTr9!ffiVIHW\ aj to* it' •■■■■■•■■BBaIBBBBBBBBBMBIS^BBBIBB* B^BBBbMbI 1 4) T+CttmtCMl V^mMl (oNtßtrt WsMMMp^I TFrHNini nrUJTS/ I TECHNOLOGISTS/ TESTING OFFICERS 2-- -P7 "sS.r^r 1:! h ranfft of M»ff lo operiCe I Übontone, ami »ir quii.iy control oti m«»«>r project*. I r nmneeriiut training or, „wr
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      532 27 "r I f| sCf\asssii c iwiAAii/^re i »x. l^^^^ Laßßß^^-flssH EDIBI-E LTD. pt^pai SUIUW. Candidates U> ft Jl~.'^C\ C »PPly lor *c post of IVltv_yO K^S RFCIMPRY ncrincni DDrklM IPTinM operators rRUDUuION .00.0.eve. PTR^nNNFI Tho" N»u<>"»' rLI\OUIIIILL p^renc, will be perform 5r,,,, JOinU«tOday :Si:rZ: Attractive »i.i..i.d f~ ca« €I^ll VtS
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      507 27 I.- -t -■—.i r Illmployiiitiit lH *n ••ta>W**l**x( n#ta)l nawmtocliif- e««»«i.,» j^m, i» nc» cm. >of sssat »OPCRVI»OR» MALE Am Lafafl OCE A Level with .1 leasi 3 passes m M.ihem.n., sssirays? one oth" I* IStJSrVr.SSX'.'S s'abie to ie«i tArn of CHARTEREO Pf m 1 e ll ,un nrOSr<l^.mU>?S"i INDUSTRIES
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      599 27 ==^^^"^^m^m^r lia^t^pwt, iiji >. ou» M(m., x .^av x m w »y> I JT >3aV il*C. I V^^^/ 5 Qf^t, AI/7T. k vJaS^ NAKATANI requires NKap^ FEMALE PRODUCTION SINGAPORE SWIMMING JS 8* Sr^—! in r^APo a Rrr No «I*er'*nce quired SWIMMING CLUB MALE MACHINE r**,uira. tha lo«o«i*g p«««OPERATORS to work
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      612 27 llEmployment I 114 •■»•■»"■'»l«SlW«ißS«nni M Vl Applications are invited from *j''3biv qualified w//jr> personstofi..«hefo..ow mm 9VaCanCleS •moapOREA-lorT TER—al CLERK »^Ai^>f«A»iroRTTER-«.AL ULCnIV SATS invites application, for GCE O' ,eve. with at Uw'0"0"1 :^S^ (OJ3£Znt, r«SLs^^ !^Bat^Lcan type at least 35 wpm. Completed Primary EducaCTODCMAM •Xt be able to work on 2
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      446 28 buployMMt H^^mKmmm^mmmm B.^^—^^^—* .a fliiiimnl I I?7?B n IPPBPI *^--=^'---J=: sstcsius-tr ■"^5 aw^^wg^^aßj SECURITY ASSISTANTS REOUMEMENTS smgapore C.t.sen. or SSS?£S ISS's j s u-x^'-towork j 4 ro^'o^yeduca- 5 r.b.etoread.nd,r,u 8 P^«r experience in Previous experience In gKfjV.-.BTH advantace S=£"sS |tn^rolrp Orov?nSm O tyf, OO n r IS'TS.ft'fclS app*lyepe^m[!?y < lo
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      476 28 II Emptoymant fj|^ ■^■■^■■■■^■■a^^Bßsl 1 B Aw.M ••ta64i.hod Jap.- VsffaV^^ mm trxttftg company rw- I fiWill^Slsji quir.a .mmodiat.ly TSa» in^rfrMD i-n-i iw<-nw »a>a.i DELIVERY MEN —recite. LEAR:1? r j Du? ROW d^TnVllcencr ra-£T-\"t-S!SSi ;?rSw.£*7£sE STORE tMtonorVVoawro. *r« r> !<«■»■« a.i»*« ASSISTANTS *»--»j.-nA. GENERAL SingaporeClUsens WORKPR«? co^isrslo^ P.. workers ssi^trSL. o^ngtoworkh^d
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      525 28 II EmploynNNit fIA Leading freight forwarding EARTH SEARCH from P Slngapore Cllliens to fill PROCESSING INC. the following positions- An Expanding Data nnri IUCMTiTIiIN Proc-4»»ofl C«ntr. DOCUMENTATION «__u,Zm««. a«.., CLERKS in»l»«a •ppMcsitton. for lh« »»tEni\O poat of: Appllcanu must be convrr TAPE LIBBAPIAWC I^HHif? 4—^*"~FEMALE ACCOUNTS clerks S^-o-'reSr.-n^.-ve Appllcanu must
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      108 32 <— Tan SM Ben« olu^:"""'" TanB.uBlen.,rene foster oauomters: Ann, OAUOMTMiwawjkW: Kor.KahHi«h.Ang«iia Let Kah Thlm UmßanCh*ng.i.iracf .ot^w. Cr»n. O.ble *""nlne «™'lchlld"' n .JR'KHZr-C^ "»r»n>) ajn. an Monday lIXSI. to» v**« *i tlw Church o« Ilia Slasisd «acram«nl. Common- y,..i SSAIHclvA? YpSr COHTtOE LEAVIMC lILK M «a-a m Bonn inlti
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      DEATH
      53 32 funeral service at mount vekhon crematoria bus sraar "*"""-MC John p«c, imii, P.W.KI ...r SSTtSLiS't iSa X« h?i^'vantS?SLa"2 DOOOltART"idWlt*?<Mb"? v<Kl E^feAhr^^ Jalan Permal. off Robson Heights. Kuala Lumpur on the morning of 8 May 1»8T The tunenl wUI bt held it Clmu Crematorium at 111 30 am on ■—IMI
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      32 32 TWMi«yr*Th.i.i.urrh,,. ErHsr££SH Union for their condolences, service rendered and donaUons dra Hospital and Ward 12 of SrpS^nr^ relatives, friends, members of True Jesui Church, doctors and K,S donations a*nd aitindance durn'v"ir""ntt—i
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      114 32 BOGH 124 In Memoriam JSSSSSI. PATH BOOM CEREMONY WILL BE held at central wkm temple ONtTHMAYFROMJPMTOiPM Two But loving thoughU of you linger on Till we meet again Lavtngty nnmbmd by Ma w*a. c****,. sraoochodrw. a g...i afiadHllld. S^ a*aßs*aßs*^a*la*^Bm*lßm«l "-OVINO «JIO.Y Of J R DEAREST FATHER: CATAUNO UNOASAN t«l«l^w/«~#»»»m.
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      18 32 >„,. .IIH.I1H a>FMCE J°°* V »"HCi i]BBBBB»BBBBB^a^a« YAPKMANSOOM OCP ANTED t.5 77
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    79 32 I PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 85 81 LEAVING BEHIND fs«- reowira; ja»«»L™.«n., l:sss&, j DrcEH^sTNDo= iE 11 o-hewwuilynn H NO WREATHS ANO SCROLLS PLEASE ALL DONATIONS Wll I rf nufu II °"G.AM'?*TIONS. AS A MARK OF RESPECT GARDEN CITY ASSOCIATE PTF ITn lun I VAYA GARDEN scene cruiser
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      Victory can earn Shoe Judger place in Cup
      2089 34  -  EPSOM JEEP American four-year-old has makings of top-flight sprinter By TIMESPORT will soon come out with their own separate horse racing section. In view of this, our racing expert EPSOM JEEP has recruited two assistants, IGNATIUS CHI A (TIPTOP) and FREDERICK QUEK
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      Fu Mei set for comeback
      135 34 Fu Mei set for comeback MY TOP fancies for today's races at Bukit Timah are Fu Mci in Race Three and Ashton Venture In Race Four, says TIPTOP. Fu Mci should make amends for his last-start failure in Penang more than a month ago. With a nicely drawn marble, this
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      Palace Court can enter winning list
      142 34 Palace Court can enter winning list LAST-START second Palace Court looks ready to enter the winning list in Race Nine at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Palace Court, with A. K. Cheam up, strode out fluently on Tuesday, and was not extended when doing 44.6 sec. for the 600 metres run.
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      Victor 111 looks good thing
      141 34 Victor 111 looks good thing VICTOR in looks a good thing and should win in Race Five today, writes TONTO. He scored his first win in January at Bukit Timah, beating Kensington Royal by two-and-a-half lengths in good going. He had four more runs before regaining form. Shoulderng 57 kilos,
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      Swing City looks in fine shape
      135 34 Swing City looks in fine shape SWING CITY, hard held, looked in fine shape when he drew away by several lengths from Be My Audience in a 600 m trial in 43.8 sec. Lightly raced last season, Swing City won twice and was placed once in five starts. In his
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      SELECTIONS
      121 34 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY TAURUS Ma's Ma AngSai Sure man Sirocco II Star of Freedom Ma's Ma Ma's Ma BenOlaen Sirocco n Lavant Seven-O-Seven First One First Ona Levant Seven-O-Seven FlratOna Levant He'll Do P. Saraband Swing City PasUSwing City FuMei Authentic Heir FuMai PasU Swing Oty Sunny Haart
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      Best of the week's gallops
      218 34 Going forecast: YIELDING Tuesday (heavy) CUss 1: Shoe Judger 45 on the bit. My favourite IT. 41, Blue Diamond and Ringgit n 40.5, Pleasanton Lady 38.8, Let It Be 39.8. Sovereign Escort II 39.8. Class Z: Palace Court 44.6 pulling hard. Swing City 43.8 easily
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      TODAY'S CARD
      1771 34 DAfl? 1 2 15 CLASS 4 DIV C— l,2oom ftAL£( A (Restricted Terms) (2-year-olds) ($14,000 $9,800 to winner) 1 AbttMonorch (Pegasus) Kang 57 2 nzg "attr 3 2 67 AngSaKAngSai) Zafir 57 2 nig 1 3 BonOteonlP* 1) Yaps72nzg Npw 2 4 jMryOuly(WUlshine) E Breukelen 57 2 ag
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      105 34 I ANNOUNCEMENT I As a mark of respect to I the late Mrs. Tang ChoonKeng I nee Mdm. Lan Sok Kiar, I CX.TANG DEPT. STORE I will close today at 6.00 pm. I I C.X.TANG I CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathies I to the Family of the Idle Mrs.CX. long who
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      Stormy Des in fluent workout
      319 35  -  FAIRWAY By STORMY DES should improve on his last-start second in Race Five at Bukit rimah tomorrow Stormy Des, with Subian Dalwee up. strode out fluently, but was not extended when taken over 600 metre* in 45 sec. on a yielding track yesterday morning Race-by-race
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      Time-ly boost for BAS' coffers
      290 35  - Time-ly boost for BAS' coffers KEN JALLEH Jr. By THE Straits Times Group have come to the rescue of sport again this time with a $50,000 donation to basketball The money will be used in the organisation of the Pesta Sukan invitation tournament at the Gay World Stadium from Sept.
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      Irene, Paula back on local turf
      77 35 Irene, Paula back on local turf WEST AUSTRALIAN women jockeys Irene Pateman and Paula Wage, who created a sensation during their brief stint here earlier this year, have obviously "fallen in love" with the local turf. Irene is already back and Paula plans to come in time for tomorrow's races
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      Tomorrow's card
      1977 35 u*rP 1 2.0 CLASS 4 DIV A- 1.200 M IVA^Ei 1 (R».trict*Ki T«rm«) (3 A 4 year-olds) ($14,000 $9,800 to winner) 1 Amrnnm» (Affirmation) X Chong 57 4 nzg «a%« 2 »2 ■owintTOrlJ Morfitl Mak 57 4 lug 8F (Ml I 4**4 JaMTananey(JT)Lees7 4nzgF S»d*j 12 4 lackman
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      1714 35 OBM ■■■■■■■■■■■■^I Hewlett Packard Sales Singapore jB is a company which emphasizes personal development, recognises kt^V Ceneral Electric (US A) is seeking suitably qualified contribution and practises promotions from within. candidates for the following positions:— We invite mature, dynamic and growth oriented persons with good academic background and proven ability
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      Maori war dance brings Saints glory
      347 36  - Maori war dance brings Saints glory HAKIKAT RAI COHESIVE TEAMWORK SHATTERS ACJC AFTER 40 MINUTES By THE Maori war dance with which St. Andrew's Junior College took to the Padang pitch brought them a glorious finish when they whipped Anglo-Chinese Junior College 21-3 (penalty goal, goal and three tries against
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      IA made to struggle for victory
      199 36  - IA made to struggle for victory R MANORAJ By INDUN ASSOCIATION A were made to struggle for tkeir 2-1 victory against Jansenites in a Singapore Hockey Association under-23 quarterfinal natch at Balestier Road yesterday. Tiough IA did most of the attacking, they lacked the power to score in the first-half
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      SAAA accept invite for ASEAN relays
      109 36 THE Singapore Amii»»r Athletic Assoclattoa U»;- v^eptei the Malaysian Aatatear Athlette I nkn's IsttUtton to take part In the ASEAN relays to be held by an May 31 The relays are the 4x4M metres for men and worn, a. The SAAA will be holding
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      Ghim Moh take U-16 title
      208 36  - Ghim Moh take U-16 title JANICE SEAH By GHIM MOH Secondary edged out Chai Chee Secondary 2-1 to win the national schools' under- 16 sepal takraw tournament at Goodman Road yesterday. Ghim Moh took the lead when their first regu of Ramlan Omar, Salim Muid and Mohamed Arifln Zain beat
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      150 36 How to improve your tennis Whether you plan to win at Wimbledon or at the neighbourhood court, adidas has the tennis wear to give you that winning feeling. Ik Wimbledon "A the shoe that helps you 4^V <aaj*anaftaaaf set the pace on the court Made of tough oxhide "vl^_ With
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      Lock icon Ring that is music to Sabeer
      521 37  - Ring that is music to Sabeer PATRICK BASTIANS !l HE looked like he knew everyone around, a million smiles breaking out under his rakish Zapata moustache. The pink public tele- j phone just outside his shop kept ringing incessantly Sabeer Mohamed answered the call. A nod, and two fingers beckoned
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      White pigeon fascinates Hill
      193 37 THK while pigeaa that teems U have made the kalian* sa,aaah camples Its bame ha* Peter Hill fascinated. SuperatitUn has It that eae mut Uurh tke white bird to be laeky, and Hill tried doing Jut that last night. He raaxrd, e»Me4, then finally fhtiri tke
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      No. 4 seed Woon justifies rating
      234 37 No. 4 seed Woon justifies rating WOON WAI PHANG justified his fourth seeding in the Milo national squash men's open championship by entering the semifinals with a hard-fought 9S, 4-9, 9-3, 9-1 victory over Venkatesan Gopal in 50 minutes at the Kallang complex yesterday, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Only top seed
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      312 37 BEIJING. Fri The work) champion Chinese table tennis team returned home yesterday to a hero's welcome and coach l.i Furong told the nation that the squad had already started training tor the next world competition "We began our march towards the 37th world championship when we stepped down from
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      236 37 (mJlo) brings you the action-packed FA CUP FINAL Manchester City vs Tottenham Hotspur Live on TV Singapore, Channel 8 Tonight at 9.20 pm* Britain's biggest annual soccer event now comes W^M ssssssssHssssfl to you in your very own home! The action- i^^^^ packed FA CUP FINAL at Wembley Stadium, London
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      ARDILES' DREAM COULD HOME TRUE
      936 38  -  JAMES MOSSOP fl LONDON. Fri. So many good things are promised by the Football Association Centenary Cup Final tomorrow that, if they all come to pass, we could be talking about the day Tottenham Hotspur met Manchester City for the next 100 years. "Ossie's dream
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      FA CUP FINAL
      53 38 THE IMth final of the Football Association Cup will be shown live over Channel 8 (9.2 i p.m.). The match between Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur will be picked up by satellite from Wembley Stadium from the kick-off and will remain on the air until the prize
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      THE TEAMS
      54 38 Tottenham Milija Alekslc, Chris Hugh ton, Paul MUler, Graham Roberts, Steve Ferryman (captain), Usvaldo Ardlles, Rirardo Villa, Glenn H odd If, Ronnie (.alvln, Steve Archibald, Garth Crooks. Manchester City Joe Corrigan, Ray Hanson, Nicky Reid, Tommy Caton, Bobby MaoDonald, Gerry Gow, Paul Power (captain), Tommy Hutchison, Steve Mackenzie,
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      180 38 I/ON DON, Fri. Manchester City striker Dennis Tueart MitiiTcd his second disappointment of the week this > alt.rnoon when he learned that his only interest in the IMth Kmithall \ssneiation Cap final would be in the impotent role of spectator. f m TH2*?' <"«llected a winner's medal with Sunderland,
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      Lock icon Cup tilecast row ends amicably
      82 38 Xl ALA UMPI R, Pri. A raw over the live telecast of tomorrow's Football Association Cap final, which threatened t* keen it off Malaysia's television screen, has been settled after the Intervention of two Cabinet Ministers and the country's sport-loving king. The dispute over the
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      Lock icon Menotti may spur Ardiles and Villa
      261 38 Menotti may spur Ardiles and Villa LONDON, Fri. Tottenham coach Keith Burkinshaw hopes that the presence of Cesar Luis Menotti at the English Football Association Cup final tomorrow will inspire match-winning performances from his two Argentinian stars, Osvaldo Ardiles and Ricardo Villa. Poker-faced, chainsmoking Menotti is the man who led
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      38 38 I KNOW Ardiles W and Villa very well. They are very good players and I know how important this will be for them. Everyone in Argentina knows what this will mean to A them. Jose Luis Clerc
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      Lock icon Kendall new Everton boss
      45 38 LIVERPOOL, Fri. Howard Kendall was appointed manager of English First Division soccer club Everton today. Kendall, who played for Preston in the 1964 Football Association Cup final when he was only 17, succeeds Gordon Lee, who was fired last Wednesday AP.
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      191 38 Cup win may coax Robson to stay i IPSWICH, Fri. The European Football Union I (UEFA) Cup, which Ipswich look almost certain to salvage from the I wreckage of their end-of-1 season disappointments, will probably persuade Bobby Robson to stay for one more season with the Suffolk club. Robson says
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      Bid for good lead goes down drain
      557 39  -  JOE DOR AI By Erratic defence and goal-shy strikers fail to deliver goods ALOR STAR, Fri. Kedah foiled Singapore's bid (or a comfortable first-leg lead when they held the champions to a 1-1 draw in a Malaysia Cup quarter-final tie at the Darulaman
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      Tactics switch may have served better
      423 39  - Tactics switch may have served better PETER SIOW By ALOR STAR, Pri. Switching horses la midstream may not be a good Idea, bat rhaaglag tacflea to salt the eaadltioas of play weald have served Singapore well In today's Malaysia Cap qaartcr-naal soccer match against Kedah at the Darolaman Stadlam. Becaase
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      Lock icon Ban on ref Almeida
      56 39 Ban on ref Almeida LISBON, Fri. Portuguese soccer referee Inacio de Almeida was suspended by his federation last night following an inquiry into charges of corruption and incompetence made by Sporting Lisbon. The accusations centred on the derby match in the Portuguese capital last Saturday between Benfica and Sporting, which
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      Geylang Serai qualify
      48 39 GEYLANG SERAI qualified to meet defending champions Boys' Town in the semi-finals of the schools' under-20 soccer tournament yesterday when they edged out Pasir Panjang 3-2 at Bartley Road. Pasir Panang. though with one defeat, also qualified for the semi-finals. They will face Bartley Secondary.
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      Trouncing
      25 39 THE Singapore branch of the Malaysian Airlines System trounced their Penang counterparts 4-0 in their annual soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday
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      VIEWPOINTS
      135 39 KEDAH SINGAPORE Yu.orf Din (15th) T. Pathmanathan (19th) Shots on target 4 Shots off target 6 Corner-kicks Fr««-kick» 26 (offside: 16) [offside: 1) Rashtd Zain (6) Johan Ali (6) Jamaluddin Hassan (6) Sy«d AI-AlatM (6) M Vaithilingam (6) Mohd Nasir Ghazali (5) (D. S.lvam 5) Wan Hamid (6) Ishak
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      May May gives Kee reason to smile
      263 39  - May May gives Kee reason to smile KEN JALLEH Jr. By LAI MAY MAY was only one of three splendid reasons why coach Kee Soon Bee was beaming from ear to ear at the national junior swimming championships in Toa Payoh yesterday. She had him grinning like a Cheshire cat
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      Lock icon SELANGOR GROPE IN THE DARK
      194 39 IPOH, Fri. Selangor were literally groping in the dark at the Stadium Perak here before snatching a 2-0 win over Perak with two late second-half goals in their Malaysia Cup quarterfinal first-leg tonight. t Selangor, playing under Etest had difnculity ading to the poor lightconditions
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      Soccer for over-30s
      39 39 BUKTT PANJANG Sports Club are organising a seven-aside soccer tournament for over-30s on May 31 at Gloucester Barracks. Only those bom on or before May 31. 1951 can take part. For further information, ring Muni (*****14).
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      Lock icon Lanka 150-6
      37 39 COLOMBO, Fri. Sri Lanka were ISO for six in reply to Australia's first innings score of 124 all out at close of play today on the second day of the four -day unofficial Test. Reuter.
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      Billie-Jean to complete term
      248 39 TENNIS ROUND-UP TOKYO, Fri. American veteran Billie-Jean King, at the centre of a controversy over her admitted lesbian love affair, said here yesterday she will complete her tenure as president of the Women's Tennis Association. "I will continue to serve as president as long as they
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      Lock icon Ballesteros stands firm
      257 39 GOLF ROUND-UP ST. GERMAIN-EN-LAYE (France), Fri. Spain's Severiano Ballesteros took a strong stand here before the French Open in his battle with golf's European Tournament Players Division over appearance money and playing where he wants. Europe's most famous golfer, winner of the 1979 British Open and the
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      Lock icon Kiwis held
      29 39 TAIPEH, Fri. New Zealand and Taiwan last night fought to a goalless 0-0 draw in the World Cup soccer qualifying round at the Taipeh Municipal Stadium. Reuter.
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      18 39 LONDON. Fri. HuU beat Newport 31 in an English Division Three soccer match last night Reuter
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
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        FAMILY UNDER STRESS AND HOW TO COPE
        75 40 FAMILY problems are common. But how best to handle them 9 FOCI'S this week invites the Director of the Counselling and Care Centre to reflect on the much heralded Oscar winning film Ordinary People and guess what he's come up with? A sequel.
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        The Keegan story
        173 40 THEY call aim "kiac" Keogaa, the meffaatar «f warid narcrr. He U tar maa all yaaag bays with ■parttag dreama waat to he. He la ike maa wh* haa tmrwe4 defender*' Rlary drraaa to cary nightmare*. Bat UN-re la aaatfcer aMe to the maai papalar faatball player
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        THE VIADUCT – IN PICTURES AND WORDS
        165 40 THE VIADUCT IN PICTURES AND WORDS PHOTOGRAPHER Steven Lee was told to shunt all other assignments aside and just station himself at the East Coast Parkway viaduct for a day. Sunday Nation writer Christine Khor paid her first visit there and kept returning to the viaduct till she felt she
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        How to start a business and go bust
        106 40 IF yaa're atUI thinking «4 btim% y»«r awn bass, Fraacto Chia la tamarraw's Yaa and Year Meaty oalnmn sketches same af the pitfalls far the uwary. Laeal than seat by pempetftars, a dtrinawt par chasing clerk whe's dalag the dirty aa yaa,
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        Movies get new look
        93 40 NEWS for the legions of cinema-goers here: Movies are getting a new look three-dimensional movies are making a comeback. The movie companies say the 3-D movies, those you see with cardboard spectacles, are back with less of the eyestrain that turned off audiences 30 years ago
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    Hunt for books on S'pore
    281 40  -  CHONG WING HONG By TWO National Library officers, Mrs Ng Bing Tang, 31, Mrs Chuang Choon Lan, 24, are among the staff from the library who have been rummaging the shelves of second-hand bookshops here in search of books by Singaporeans or on Singapore. They
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    Lock icon Move by US to reward its friends
    372 40 UNITED NATIONS, Friday THE Reagan Administration signalled its intention yesterday to take increased account of how countries vote at the United Nations in rewarding America's friends and punishing its enemies. A State Department official told newsmen at a background briefing that "the fundamental
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    34 40 NEW YORK. Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks rose 2. 70 [joints to 981 09 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    26 40 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MOM AMAKAN MAMV, 61. died 8-5-1981 Cortegi leaves Blk 2. 5»-L. St George Road to St Michaels Church at 2 30 pm today.
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    Lock icon Teargas fired to disperse 3,000
    79 40 Teargas fired to disperse 3,000 JERTEH (Trengganu), Fri. Police fired teargas to disperse a crowd of between 2,500 and 3,000 people, believed to be PAS supporters, who gathered in Kampung Keluang, 3.2 km from here, to follow an unlawful political discussion session last night. During the operation, mounted by about
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    Lock icon Asean 'crucial for stability'
    148 40 WASHINGTON, Friday Japanese Premier Zenko Suzuki and US President Ronald Reagan stressed their common determination yesterday to oppose growing Soviet influence in South-east Asia. The two leaders noted"the increasing role" played in that respect by Asean, a "crucial factor in stabilising the region". Mr Suzuki expressed
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    Lock icon Firing spree
    39 40 SALEM (Oregon), Fri. Three people were killed and 21 wounded last night by a young man who fired several pistol shots inside a crowded tavern, police said. The man. Lawrence Moore. 25, was charged with murder. UPI.
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      114 40 2k2 ji Football pictures Caught by the camera last night's clash between Singapore and Kedah in the Malaysia Cup quarter-finals. In the paper today, chief photographer JERRY SEH's pictures PLUS sports editor JEFFREY LOW'S account of the match. Remember the song Mrs Brown, You've Got A Lovely Daughter? It was
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      117 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. THE BOOMING stock market is now closer to the magical 1000 mark as the Straits Times Industrial Index shot past the 900 level convinvingly for the first time yesterday. Its bullish undercurrent has attracted yet another newcomer MARCO POLO to seek public listing.
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      185 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair except for showers in a few areas from late morning. TEMP. (C) up to C a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 6.3Cp.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 5-15C Clear Las Aagetaa 15-27 C Clear Atkeaa 13-24C Clear Madrid 9-18C Goudy BakraU 23-29C
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      A FIERY FIGHTER
      91 1 She's a verbal fighter for the IRA. Like Bobby Sands whom she championed in his 66day hunger campaign for political status for IRA prisoners she's a Member of the British Parliament. But Bernadette Devlin lives. The three gunmen who pumped bullets into Bernadette and her husband while
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      SHOOTING OF AN IRISH MP
      901 1 Bernadette spoke to nobody, and was shocked at the imaginary interviews that almost immediately appeared in the British popular press. 7 BERNADETTE Devlin was sitting uncomfortably in an armchair in a Manhattan hotel room drinking coffee, talking with irony and passion about Ireland. Ireland had
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      BERNADETTE'S STRUGGLE
      467 1 BERNADETTE is a survivor. In her 34 years on this earth, she has survived youthful celebrity, Jail, political defeat, public slander, private betrayals and, most recently, the bullets of gunmen. This writer has been covering the endless tragedy in Northern Ireland since 1965, and Bernadette was always there,
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        77 1 Showing mother your love Tomorrow will he Mother's Day; what significance does the day hold for children? Find oat more on Controspread Pages 10 and 11 Celluloid goddess There's little love lost between Sylvia Toh and Napoleon the TV programme that Is. She tells yon why. And Join Richard Llm
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      FA Cup dinner and dance on Sentosa
      664 2 UKTynr kirks oat of the FA Cap SocrerFever Night a dlnnrr-danre coinciding with the maU-h's live telecast tonight at the Apollo Sentosa 's Ballroom. Wide-screen TV sets and other advanced vide* equipment will he set op so you can catch all the action
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      PICK OF THE DAY
      647 2 SBC 5 LITTLE House Ob The Prairie (Ch 6, CSS p.m.): The lives of the Ingalls, as seen through the eyes of Laura Ingalls, tonight focuses on her sister Mary, in May We Make Them Proud. In the first part of this episode, a fire rages
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        254 2 Straits Times Crossword MBMi wt»n umdlDi (M) i ui^ri v _n«ii^ h. ih. Pm<t sawrfd ummj from 1 Wf«d Is suppura Djr we grass y,, p,,, ,9, ■si substituted) 7 t^m,,^ ln artillery 5 Perhaps crew member put car training (4) ■board' (ft 8 ii n dtan habit upsets republi»Ue
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        223 2 TODAY: EXHIBITIONS: DenUi Health, with talk and filmshow (Eng, today only, 8 p.m.), Buona Vista CC. Until tomorrow. Metal la Many Ways, a collection of wall sculptures pictures by Chieu Shuey Fook. Patio Lounge, Raffles Hotel, until tomorrow (11 a.m. 8 p.m.). Islamic Exhibit!**, Victoria Exhibition Hall, 1 p.m. 10
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        1046 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.40 PM Opening followed by Sesame We Make Them Proud (Part 1) Street 7.25 Cultural Diary (English) 1.40 Banana Spits (Last Episode) 7.30 News And Weather Forecast 2.05 Saturday Matinee Tut and Tut Cft < Mala *> tie 7.50 Vetas A Deadly Victim 3.40 ABC
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      'Pop dog'artist shares a dream
      798 3 True, you should let sleeping dogs lie; but when they rear their heads in consciousness, well then, that's something else. From Lee Wen's doodling has emerged a concoction of words and "pop dog art", combined in his book, A Waking Dream (see page nine), which
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      Lock icon WHY AMERICA SHOULD CARE
      421 3 What they object to, really, is 9 the Irish winning. They don't want us to win anything. "THE H-Block protest is a basic human rights question," she said. "I'm not asking the American people to take a position on the overall Irish question. "What I am
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    • LEISURE
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        NaSpolean and lOve?... Yawn
        828 4 IT IS not often that a drama serial succeeds in relating neither to life nor literature but Napoleon and Love (Monda> Ch S) has managed it, raising many a stifled yawn. Cherishing wounded personalities is a great preoccupation with the English and London Weekend Television (LWT)
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        The tedium of seeing such fun
        517 4  -  PATRICK SHEN The Blues Brothers Prince, Republic Reviewed by SPLUTTERING along in the wake of 1941, Spielberg's megabucks film of miscued comic energy, is The Blues Brothers, John Landis' megabucks film (to the tune of US$3O million, or Ss63 million) of equally misapplied comic
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        RC DIARY
        455 4 Registration with RC members unless otherwise stated). TODAY: Register for Kukup tour (May 24) for Leng Kee (A) residents, at CC. blk 56, Lengkok Bahru, 7.30 p.m. 9 p.m. (bring passports). $25 (adult); $20 (child Delow 12 yrs). Air-condi-tioned coach, seafood lunch, drink. Badminton for Bukit Merah (E)
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        424 4 XTlie colour TV of the year is^ I ALSO one of the MOST > ECONOMICAL <jb TELEFUNKEN \r invented the PAL Colour 51cm telecast system to half the t^^^^^^^^^^J I world including China, so you can expect a Tele funken Colour TV to have M«tei 20C-20M with stand the most
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        Celluloid goddess
        589 5 Director Martin Scorsese said of his film The Raging Bull: "It is a religious movie. It's about redemption, a man reduced to nothing, fighting his way backr He added: "For me it's tragic... It's about a man who cant attain satisfaction, a man who destroys himself while blaming
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        "More on how to buy a piano
        251 5 DM Thursday's Musical Moments column by Georgina Emmanuel, on how to buy a piano and take good care of it, some paragraphs were inadvertently dropped during the production process. The relevant parts should have read Ask the owner if you can look inside.
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        New movies at a glance
        139 5 New movies at a glance New films for this weekend: THE SECRET: (Mandarin) A wmdunit thriller directed by Hongkong New Wave director Ann Hui, starring Hsu Shao Chiang. See. Jnrong Drive-In, Lelsore-Dreme, Plata. TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA: Yes, the old bloodsucker is still up and about. For horror fans.
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        End of the Lost Horizon
        361 5  -  RICHARD LIM By SHANGRI-LA Hatel's Lart Harlaaa, which U one at the few remaining Hlßhtclah* here that pravUe live mnslr, wtll he claaea at the end of the mantfc, aerardlnx to a hatel aaaree. Twa maaths aad a hadget "In the rerfwi af tm,tM" have
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    • BOOKS 1
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        How much can this teach a businessman?
        1143 8 How much can this teach a businessman? MANAGEMENT OF BUSINESS Edited by Chua Joon Eng, Ling Sing Chee and Tan Chwee Huat Published by McGraw-Hill International. Singapore 283 pages. $13.95 Reviewed by FRANK LIM ANYONE who is naive enough to believe that he can learn the essence of business management
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        Stuff to keep your grey matter singing
        563 8 ILLUSIONS The adventures of a reluctant Messiah By Richard Bach Published by Pan Books, 144 pages. $6 65 THERE'S NO SUCH PLACE AS FAR AWAY By Richard Bach, Illustrated by Ron Wegan Published by Panther Books. 42 pages. $6 65 Reviewed by RAVINDRAN
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        Children's classics to compete with comic books
        662 8 THE OREGON TRAIL By Francis Parkman THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS By James Fenimore Cooper A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT By Mark Twain Illustrated Classic Editions Moby Books $2 each Reviewed by MAUREEN GAY THE books in Moby's Illustrated Classics series
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        The paradox o£ Lee Wen's art
        905 9  - The paradox o£ Lee Wen's art Lee Wen A WAKING DREAM By Published by Select Books 1981. 188 pages. $8 SO Reviewed by CHIN HOCK SENG 6 There are flaws in the evenness and thickness of the lines; the captions are done in Lee Wen's own handwriting and it may
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        Lock icon Learning from Shogun
        403 9  - Learning from Shogun EDWIN McDOWELL in New York By JAMES CLAVELL'S new novel, Noble House, published officially by Delacorte recently, is already said to be off and running in the bookstores. That is hardly suprising, given the success of Qavell's previous novel Shogun. Because of the interest in last September's
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        224 9 WWUEN CARPETS STOCK CLEARANCE SALE Due to overwhelming demand We are extending our sale Till 9 May '81 GNEE HONG CO. (PTE) LTD. 1-28 Peninsula Shopping Complex Outstanding homosrto values in Pine Ridge, Flohda, U.S.A. *^> COUNTRY ESTATE LOT LIKE THIS IN MALAYSIA OR SINGAPORE FOR L.5.12,200 You could pay
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        To mum, with love
        1174 10 L If I had a million dollars I'd give mummy perfume but I'd get daddy to buy it and I'd give her flowers too carnations and roses. ..and I'll still give her presents when I'm grown up. Kah Wing 6 Teacher told us all about Mother's
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        Pampering mother on her day
        306 10 Pampering mother on her day MOTHER'S Day Brunch at the Shangri-la Island Ballroom tomorrow is arranged for the family to say one big thank you for mother's lot in the most popular and easy of ways tucking in, otherwise known as eating heartily. The buffet table will, not surprisingly, be
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        Ikebana charity show
        140 10 Ikebana charity show JADE Emperor's Birthday (see picture, left) is the nonya contribution in this year's Ikebana International exhibition. Ikebana seems to be catching on in popularity here its particular esthetic presentation reflecting the purity of its origins in Japan in the 6th century. Despite its humble beginnings from the
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        Lock icon Originators denounce nouvelle cuisine
        483 10  -  ELIZABETH VENANT By A DECADE after they brought it into existence, the founding fathers of nouvelle cuisine have decided that enough is enough. Denouncing widespread abuse of the techniques they created, they are returning to more old-fashioned food. "It's stupid! It's idiotic! explodes Michel Guerard, one
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        kebana harity show
        121 11 kebana harity show Emperor's Birthday (see pic't) is the nonya contribution in ir's Ikebana International ex- ana seems to be catching on ilarity here its particular presentation reflecting the of its origins in Japan in the tury ;>ite its humble beginnings le tradition of Buddhist monks incense and flowers ai
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