The Straits Times, 17 March 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Inflation likely to ease markedly
    360 1 SINGAPOREANS may be able to look forward to a "significant" easing in the inflation rate in the coming months, says the Department of Statistics. The department is optimistic that the cost of living will moderate in growth as the consumer price index has been advancing
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    Lock icon China's first
    44 1 BEIJING, Tues. China's first international petroleum exhibition opens at the exhibition hall here tomorrow, with more than 300 exhibitors from nine countries taking part. It has been organised by the Chinese Petroleum Society at a cost of US$5 million (5510.6 million). AFP.
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    Fay risessoon for Div One to Four
    112 1 CIVIL servants and daily-rated employees la Mvhooas One to Pear will get Usher salaries. This was diaclesed la Parliament by Trade and ladutry Minister, Dr Tony Tan yesterday IS days after ke had anaeaoced a pay rise for government officers la ike administrative
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    No need yet for law to look after parents
    631 1 THE government will consider introducing legislation to allow needy, aged parents to claim maintenance from their children if there is evidence that growing numbers of people are abandoning their parents. This was announced In Parliament yesterday by the acting Minister for
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    We've never had it so good
    1482 1  -  LESLIE FONG Associate Editor By How the man-in-the-street has prospered SINGAPOREANS have never had it so good. That was Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan's response to an opposition charge that the fruits of economic growth had not been equitably shared with the
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    Lock icon Soviets freeze deployment of missiles
    293 1 MOSCOW, Tuesday THE Soviet Union announced today a unilateral move to freeze deployment of medium-range nuclear missiles in its European region, one day after it was accused by the United States of increasing its nuclear arsenal from 220 to 330 SS--20 missiles since last November.
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    Lock icon Indians warned of bogus official
    143 1 Indians warned of bogus official NEW DELHI, Tues. The Singapore High Commission in India today warned that a man posing as an "administrative engineer" from Singapore's Labour Ministry is promising people he can get them jobs. A press release by the High Commission said it has received complaints that a
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    Lock icon DR M 'NOT LIKELY TO VISIT BANGLADESH'
    146 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad is not expected to go ahead with his planned visit to Bangladesh from April 12 to 16. Due to heavy domestic commitments, informed sources said today, he may also call off his
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    'Apologise to people of Singapore'
    500 1 Anger in House over Jeya's words in foreign newspaper THIS remark by Opposition MP Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam in a foreign newspaper angered Singapore MPs yesterday, one of whom demanded a public apology from him. Mr Jeyaretnam's comments on Singapore, which were published in the
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    72 1 FLAWS IN SS-20 FREEZE WASHINGTON, Tutm. IS afflctato n»ld Inn today there were two major problem* wltk Soviet Proddeat LeaaM Breihaev's aallateral move to freeae ro«llnmraage 88-21 nnelear ml*sil«a la RomU'i Ear*peaa regtoa. They said Mr Breahaev did act make dear whether the earreat eaa■traettaa af live aew 8821
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      158 1 SHUHWAJKWHIFRWO (PTMITD. G6. Lucky Plaza (Front Arcade) Orchard Road Te) *****40 54 pages today SHOCK FOR KISSINGER: THE PEOPLE KNOW AT Ml a.m. oa Oet U after three hoars sf sleep I dlMwered that the America* pabUc had already learned of the worMwUe alert of American forces. It wm all
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      544 2 Call for central body THE Singapore Manufacturers Association is asking the government to ensure that a central body monitors increases in utility charges and rental of industrial land and buildings. This was needed because production cost has gone up greatly recently, and without a monitoring body, Singaporemade goods cannot
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      COMMENT
      366 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: PARENTS should not be surprised that there is a more effective way through which their children can master mathematics than the current "drill and Imitation" method. The "discovery" approach now being proposed has been In use in Japan and Western countries for some time and
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      SPORTS
      221 2 Liverpool in form LIVERPOOL is in top form after their League Cup victory against Tottenham and this should unsettle Bulgarian soccer champions CSKA Sofia who will meet Liverpool in the European Cup quarter-final second-leg in Sofia. Liverpool, though sometimes inconsistent, have by their indomitable will-to-win and the quality of
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      383 2 RUBBER BROKERS SEEK HIGHER BROKERAGE FEE FOR the first time in more than 30 years, rubber brokers in Singapore are proposing a 35 per cent increase in brokerage rates. The proposal is now awaiting the approval of the Trade Department. The nine local rubber brokers are known to
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      648 2 4 No place for Soviets' US Secretary of State Alexander Haig said the Soviet Union would have no part in Caribbean peace talks. He also renewed US charges that the Soviet Union and Cuba controlled and equipped leftist guerillas in El Salvador, and said neither they would
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      SECTION 2
      317 2 Debunking myths WHAT is the difference between eating ripe pineapples, unripe pineapples and cooked pineapples? Nothing, says as-yet unpublished results of a menstruation researcher's work. Pineapples, cucumbers, watermelons, no exercise, delayed menstruation myths DR LSM debunks. Exercise is always good for the body, and a menstruating woman should
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      211 2 Call for meeting MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Musa Ilitam, has asked the Inspector-General of Police to call a meeting of the police, navy and fishermen to find ways to reduce threats to, and protect, Malaysian fishermen at sea. On Indonesian help, he said Malaysia already had
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      152 2 Changing hands HAVING been in the business of changing money for many years now, Syed Ibrahim, 41. is something of a people-watcher. He claims he has never been cheated by a customer, because, he says, he watches closely the people he deals with. He, his wife
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      790 2 Srzaneauip'B2 Conference Programme (Southeast Asian Construction Equipment Exhibition) 1 Venue: Function Room (10th Floor). World Trade Centre, Singapore THURSDAY. 18 MARCH 1982 9:30 AM CONEQUIP '82 (Southeast Asian Construction 12:30 PM Equipment Exhibition), is a show of the latest in Theme: Construction Methods and Equipment Construction Technology Several international EXPRESSWAY
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Soviets have no place in Caribbean talks — Haig
      411 3 Soviets have no place in Caribbean talks Haig NEW YORK, Tuot. AMERICAN Secretary of State Alexander Haig has said the Soviet Union would have no part in any talks seeking peace in the Caribbean region, adding that the Soviets had no business in the Western hemisphere. He renewed United States
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      Lock icon NICARAGUA GOVT SUSPENDS RIGHTS FOR 30 DAYS
      208 3 NICARAGUA GOVT SUSPENDS RIGHTS FOR 30 DAYS MANAGUA, Tues. The Nicaraguan government last night suspended all individual rights and guarantees for a 30-day period that may be extended in keeping with the "prevailing circumstances" in the country. In announcing the suspension, which took effect immediately, ruling junta member Daniel Ortega
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      Lock icon Fonda and Hepburn bag top
      189 3 Fonda and Hepburn bag top star awards HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Henry Fonda and Katharine Hepburn, who costarred in the film On Golden Pond, were named Actor and Actress of the Year last night in the American movie awards presentation. The blockbuster Raiders of the Lost Ark, an actionpacked throwback to oldtime
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      Lock icon GUERILLA SUSPECT HELD AFTER BATTLE
      225 3 GUERILLA SUSPECT HELD AFTER BATTLE SALVADORAN soldiers irtaadlag guard over a liaauid ap guerilla ■aspect after a gnnbattle oa Monday la the village «f Mejieaaat. Goverameat troops drove out some guerillas was attacked and briefly occupied three San Salvador suburbs hi riMiaiaahid daylight raids. As the rebels were attacking the
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      Lock icon Reagan threatens to veto opponents in budget dispute
      361 3 WASHINGTON, Tue«. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan toughened his stance in the budget dispute that is pitting him against Congress and business, in a speech in Montgomery, Alabama, at the start of a two-day tour of southern states. "I have a weapon of my
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      Lock icon Libyan boats
      35 3 PARIS, Tues. The first ol 10 rapid-fire missile gunboats ordered by Libya from France under a contract signed in March 1976 sailed (or Libya on Saturday. Defence Ministry officials said here yesterday AFP
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      Lock icon Military's Waikiki resort for sale
      149 3 WASHINGTON, Ties. A atrip of Walklki beach ■sed by vacationing military personnel and worth rss22l million (5*4«.5 millloa) Is to be sold. US Defeace Secretary Caspar Weinberger a— o— ced this la response to preasare from Seaator Charles Percy aad White House budget cattera. la
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      Lock icon America urged to rethink its UN policy
      224 3 America urged to rethink its UN policy NEW YORK, Tuesday A GROUP of international affairs experts, including three former American secretaries of state, has urged the United States to reassess its policy towards the United Nations. In a statement last night, they said the UN's ability to deal impartially and
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      Lock icon Decontrol cited as cause of oil glut
      192 3 Decontrol cited as cause of oil glut OKLAHOMA CITY, Tues. President Ronald Reagan said today that lifting controls on oil prices helped create the current oil glut and was responsible for greater conservation and lower energy costs. While not claiming credit for himself for removing oil price controls, Mr Reagan
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      333 3 12 European mannequins will show off the fantastic 1982 Spring- Summer pret-a-porter collection of: Chanel Chloe Le Fourreur Ciganer Gres* Lanvin Guy Laroche Hanae Mori Thierry Mugler Jean Patou PerspookPaco Rabanne Jean Louis Scherrer and Chantal Thomass. Tea Show :3.30 pm sharp Tudor Ballroom Tea Show $50/- 10% service charge
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      Lock icon Saudi oil price may be cut says BP chairman
      322 4 Saudi oil price may be cut says BP chairman LONDON, Tues THE Saudi Arabian oil price is likely to be lowered from US$34 (Ss72) to US$3O a barrel as a result of Friday's Opec meeting in Vienna, British Petroleum (BP) chairman Peter Walters said yesterday. "There are a number of
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      Lock icon BUCKLEY IN PARIS TO SEEK TOUGHER SANCTIONS
      243 4 BUCKLEY IN PARIS TO SEEK TOUGHER SANCTIONS PARIS, Tues. The United States Undersecretary of State, Mr James Buckley will have talks here today on the second leg of a West European tour. The talks will be aimed at persuading governments to stiffen western sanctions over the imposition of martial law
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      Lock icon Drug plane
      34 4 MEXICO CITY. Tues. Two US citizens were arrested when their DC-6 cargo plane loaded with 7.15 tonnes of high-grade Colombian marijuana crashed just south of the Texas border, authorities said yesterday. UPI
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      Lock icon Inefficient BA finds the going rough
      459 4 LONDON, Tues. When a Boeing 747 of an American airline crosses the Atlantic, the luggage, cargo and mail will generally be unloaded by six baggage handlers. For the same job on the same kind of plane in the same route, British Airways will use
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      Lock icon Bonn delays plans to revamp EMS
      301 4 Bonn delays plans to revamp EMS BRUSSELS, Tues. I Hopes of improved mone- I tary cooperation to shield I I Europe from the worst I impact of the United States' economic policies suffered a setback yester- day when West Germany delayed plans to revamp the European Monetary System (EMS). European
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      Four undertakers shot dead
      119 4 CASERTA (Italy), Tnea. Gunmen killed four undertaken la a gangland shooting near here, police said yesterday. The ballet-riddled bodies of the four, all members of a prosperous famlly-rnn funeral baalaeoa, were foaad la a ear near a prison tram which aae of them had hwt beea
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      Lock icon Call for radical move to end food shortage
      284 4 MOSCOW. Tues. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev said today that a plenum of the Communist Party central committee would discuss a radical solution to the nations food shortages. He told the 17th Congress of Soviet Trade Unions that the food supply was a
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      113 4 Shangri-La's Golden Peacock ados a touch of elegance. So that you can lunch in style. You'll be right if you say the Golden Peacock is now more elegant and sophisticated. The restaurant has been enhanced with an appearance and atmosphere extremely conducive for executive lunches. As well as for those
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      355 5 Electricity and water are fast becoming We've got the lot. very precious. Furthermore, the Philips AWB 006 has 17 Yet, most washing machines are de- mmes to treat everything from signed to use the same amount of hot 0 1 1 j denim to silk, water no matter how much
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      Lock icon Mubarak still plans to visit Israel
      282 6 EGYPTIAN Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan All said today that President Hosni Mubarak still planned to visit Israel despite a row about whether he should travel to Jerusalem but he declined to discuss dates or an itinerary. Arguments over the visit have helped fuel the
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      Lock icon Four killed and 15 injured as Beirut car bomb goes off
      158 6 BEIRUT, Tnea. At least f «or people were killed and 15 Injured In the e-rpl— l— today ef a bMby-trappMl ear near the Egyptian mission here, reports said. Wfaeaaw said the rar was parked Bear the mfavlMi la the
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      Lock icon $318,000 ransom demand for envoy
      107 6 $318,000 ransom demand for envoy LONDON, Tues. The Foreign Office confirmed today that kidnappers had demanded a ransom from the family of the missing Second Secretary of the British embassy in Beirut. A Foreign Office spokesman said Mr Mohammad Mokdad's family bad been "contacted by unidentified people who said the
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      Lock icon LEBANON EXPLOSIVE SHAMIR WARNS
      192 6 LEBANON EXPLOSIVE SHAMIR WARNS JERUSALEM, Tver ISRAELI Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir has again warned that the situation in Lebanon was explosive and could blow up at any time. Speaking to a 14-mem-ber West German parliamentary delegation yesterday, Mr Shamir charged that the presence of about 30,000 Syrian troops and 20,000
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      Lock icon Late Shah's mother, 90, dies
      88 6 Late Shah's mother, 90, dies PARIS, Tues. The mother of the late Shah of Iran, Taj-01-Molouk Pahlavi, has died in the Mexican resort of Acapulco after a long illness, her family said today. A statement from the Parts office of the Shah's exiled son. who has proclaimed himself Reza Shah
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      442 6 201 guerillas killed SOUTH AFRICAN forces killed 201 Swapo guerillas and captured large quantities of arms and ammunition in a raid into neighbouring Angola at the weekend, the South African Press Association reported in Windhoek, Namibia, yesterday. The agency, quoting the South West Africa Broadcasting Corporation, said that
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      Lock icon $4 b aid for Egypt Vital to thwart Soviets'
      213 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE Reagan administration defended its US$2 billion (5J4.24 billion) security and military aid request for Egypt as necessary to help it modernise its armed forces and resist 'Soviet expansion" in the Middle East and North Africa. i "We believe
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      Lock icon OAU talks suspended after protest walkout
      219 6 OAU talks suspended after protest walkout DAKAR, Tues. A dispute over the Western Sahara disrupted a second Organisation of African Unity (OAU) meeting yesterday. Eleven countries walked out but delegates continued the meeting after its chairman suspended it for lack of a quorum. The Algerian delegation withdrew from the OAU
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      Lock icon Chile bars Esquivel
      78 6 SANTIAGO, Tues. Argentine human rights activist and Nobel peace arize winner Adolfo Perez Esquivel was refused entry Into Chile yesterday and put on a plane (or home shortly after arriving at Santiago's International airport, a human rights group said. Later, a Ministry of the Interior statement said
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      372 6 The Packaging Council of the SMA is organising a seminar on THE PLASTIC PACKAGING INDUSTRY UPGRADING TECHNOLOGY AND NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT. The programme for the seminar includes papers on: The Plastic Packaging Industry in Singapore Plastic Materials and their relevance to Packaging New Product Development Plastic film packaging applications of
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      Lock icon Aussie wheat growers lay charges at US
      284 7 'Political pressure used to keep us out' CANBERRA, Tues THE United States is using political pressure to exclude Australian wheat from import markets, an Australian wheat industry spokesman said today. Tie general manager of the Australian Wheat Board (AWB), Mr Max Moore-Wilson, told
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      Lock icon Afghan party congress ends abruptly
      298 7 Afghan party congress ends abruptly ISLAMABAD, Tues. The congress of the communist Afghan People's Democratic Party (APDP) ended suddenly today apparently without the results the Afghan government hoped for. Only half the elected representatives turned up when it opened in Kabul yesterday, and they went through the agenda in about
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      Lock icon Four come out winners after gold gamble loss
      127 7 SYDNEY, Tm. A weekly magadae, the Bulletin, la lta current edition reported the story of fair bulMMmen who took a tumble speculating on gold. Messrs Don Fox, lan Bennell, Mike Harrison and Tony Llddle decided a few months ago the price of
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      Bases 'an attempt to further Russian influence'
      241 7 Bases 'an attempt to further Russian influence' HONGKONG, Tues. China said yesterday the Sovie*. Union was trying to further its influence in South-east Asia by setting up military bases in Indochina. The official Xinhua news agency monitored here, said Moscow had set up navy bases in Cam Ranh Bay and
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      Lock icon Third World 'to reject seabed mining changes'
      320 7 Third World 'to reject seabed mining changes' UNITED NATIONS, Tuet. THIRD World countries have decided to reject US proposals to change provisions on seabed mining in the proposed Law of the Sea, it was reported yesterday. The Third World's position became known after a private meeting of the group of
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      217 7 Food that's bad for eyes TOO MUCH junk food is bad for your eyes, According to two American optometrists. Optometrists Don Lane and Donald Getz told a medical conference in Boston, on Monday, tnat their research showed that excessive consumption of junk food a stodgy diet of sweets, chips
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    Manager used firm's money to pay debts
    209 8 Manager used firm's money to pay debts A DISTRICT judge yesterday jailed a former sales manager of an animal feed company for two years for misappropriating $140,961 of the company s money to make up for his losses in commodity trading. Ang Kirn Pin, 37, began commodity trading in animal
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    Three women detainees freed
    109 8 Three women detainees freed THREE female political detainees were released by the Internal Security Department on Jan 23, according to the latest issue of Chern Sien Pao published by the Singapore ExPolitical Detainees Association. They are Tan Eng, Tan Gek Cheng and Lee Meng Chew. All three, Singapore citizens, have
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    Call for watchdog body on utility and rent increases
    420 8  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By MANUFACTURERS are asking the government to ensure that a central body monitors increases in utility charges and the rental of industrial land and buildings. The Singapore Manufacturers Association, which represents about 1,100 companies in Singapore, said there
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    More queries on proposed NTUC Staff Union
    423 8  - More queries on proposed NTUC Staff Union IVAN LIM, Our Labour Correspondent By FURTHER queries by the Registrar of Trade Unions have put a question mark over the proposed National Trades Union Congress Staff Union. The officials on the protem committee have even begun to doubt whether the union for
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    Deep sea fishing
    39 8 THE Kampung Kapor community centre youth group will organise a deep sea fishing competition on March 28. There Is a fee of $20 for members and $24 for others. For details, call the centre on mmE
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    STRANDED FAMILY TO RETURN FROM MANILA
    89 8 MANILA, Tie*. Tie Singapore government wilT repatriate the family of Jailed huliMnniii Scafe Peng S»ng who had hem stranded here for J 1 1 months. Madam Tan Ah Leu aad her tw* Mac, age* five ana nine, will retan hame «a Thanaay. Mr Scan,
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    Rapport with the people is No 1 priority
    589 9 POLICE CHIEF ON THE EIGHTIES... THE Police Force will •gear itself towards achieving closer rapport with the community in this decade to make life safer, the Police Commissioner, Mr Goh Yong Hong, said. In an interview with the Culture Ministry's Head, Campaign,
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    Court to decide if man knew of pirated – copies
    302 9 Court to decide if man knew of pirated copies THE crux of the case against book-dealer Ng Sui Nam was whether he knew that copies of a textbook he had for sale in his shop were pirat- i cd. Ng was accused of selling pirated copies of the book Introduction
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    Italian trade mission due
    58 9 A 12-member trade mission of Italian manufacturers will be in Singapore from March 25 to 27. Members of the mission, organised by the Italian National Institute for Foreign Trade ICE Rome, are looking out for trade opportunities. Interested local companies are asked to contact the Italian
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    Energy surcharge on building lifted
    120 9 THE government has lifted the 20-per-cent surcharge on the electricity bill of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry's building in Hill Street. The chamber was told this month by the Development and Building Control Division that the surcharge was imposed because the chamber's
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    Five-star stay at airport for cats and dogs in transit
    500 9  - Five-star stay at airport for cats and dogs in transit LILLIAN CHEW By THE new animal quarantine station at Changi Airport will not only serve as first-class accommodation for pampered dogs and cats in transit, it will also act as a deterrent to the illegal exporting of endangered animals from
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    Karamanlis leaves
    46 9 PRESIDENT Constantine Karamanlis of Greece left for home yesterday after a twoday private visit of Singapore. With Mr Karamanlis was his Foreign Minister, Y. Hara lambopouJos, who called on Foreign Minister, S. Dhanabalan, at his office for 30 minutes before proceeding to Changi Airport.
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    The man who is always chasing fiction
    233 10 The man who is always chasing fiction MR NG KAH TING (Puaggol), the first to rise in support of the Budget, devoted his entire speech to attacking Opposition member Mr 4. B. JeyaretniD (Ansoa), who had said on Monday that he would be voting against the governments fmancuil policy. Prefacing
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    A rapping for some of the foreign companies here
    275 10 SOME foreign companies were rapped yesterday for competing with local traders (or the same business and undermining their interests. Mr Ye* Toon Chla (An* Mo Klo) wanted to know whether these foreign firms making money in Singapore were paying the government
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    Major tax reliefs bring no joy to most workers'
    811 10 Reporters: Leslie Fong, Philip Lee, Liak Teng Kiat, Irene Ngoo, Ahmad Osman, Lee Kirn Chew and Elena Chong NO BENEFITS FOR FOR LOW-WAGE GROUP: SEE BENG AN MP said most workers had no benefit from the three major tax concessions in
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    A TRACK RECORD SHOWING CARE FOR WORKERS
    137 10 A TRACK RECORD SHOWING CARE FOR WORKERS THE track record of the rulUiK People's Action Party shows that It is one that car** for the workers, said Mr M. K. A. Jabbar (Radii Mas). Bat he felt that more could be done for the working class. Speaking In support of
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    Worthwhile to give time off for retraining'
    113 10 Worthwhile to give time off for retraining' WORKERS should be given time off for retraining to improve their skills, Mr Michael Uew Kok Pun (Boon Teck) suggested yesterday. This, according to Mr Liew, was not an unreasonable proposal. It was not uncommon for management staff to do so. Further, it
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    Firms urged to train less educated
    322 10 Firms urged to train less educated MORE companies in Singapore should follow the example of Telecoms and the Port of Singapore Authority in providing training opportunities to those among their workers who have missed out on basic education. This call was made by Mr Llm Boon Heng (Kebu Basra) who
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    Work-as-one skills plan
    196 10 THE government and private companies should work together on a comprehensive approach in managing and developing human resources, Mr Saldl Sharif! (Kaki Bukit) said. While young Singaporeans could look forward to better education under the present policy, facilities should also be provided (or adults seeking to improve
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    Bill in Parliament HDB takeover of HUDC and JTC's estates, interests
    588 10 Bill in Parliament HDB takeover of HUDC and JTC's estates, interests THE Housing and Development Board's takeover of the estates and interests of the Housing and Urban Development Company and Jurong Town Corporation was introduced in a Bill in Parliament on Monday. On a date to be announced in the
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    Hospital £ees for aged should get tax benefit
    332 10 JUST as the government allows tax relief for the repair of machinery, fixtures and premises, it sho'ild also grant tax exemption for the cost of servicing and repairing the human body. This novel plea came from Dr Chau Slk Ting (Thomson) who
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    Three policies that led to happy state of affairs
    293 10 Three policies that led to happy state of affairs SINGAPOREANS were reminded yesterday that their happy state of affairs have not come about by accident, like manna from heaven, but have been brought about by careful and deliberate planning by the PAP government. Speaking during the Budget debate, Mr Bernard
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    HDB ruling: Spouse must be permanent resident first
    285 10 HDB ruling: Spouse must be permanent resident first AMONG the conditions (or eligibility (or Housing Board flats is that one of the applicants is a Singapore citizen and the spouse a permanent resident. A Singaporean married to a foreigner must first obtain permanent residence (or the spouse before they can
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    Police study noise law
    250 10 THE Police are studying proposals to amend the existing laws to better deal with the problem of i excessive noise in Singa- pore. They would take some time to finalise the proposed amendments be- i cause other departments controlling and regulating noise pollution were also involved,
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      342 10 A Mitsubishi Story of Parts A MITSUBISHI <T A -«^db^ MUSIC BEGINS. "T^ Jt 111 "As the spanner turns Tie-Rod: (Grouchily) Turn right. Turn left. c v <*~v J^3gX^*s Turn left. Turn right. It's enough to drive you crazy. I'm in two minds to tell them I've got a mind
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    Govt says no to a 'soak the rich' tax approach
    1505 11 Dr Tony Tan winds up the Debate on the Budget 4 IT is an unhappy but unfortunately Inevitable aspect of modern life that death and taxes are the only two certainties in a person's life. Unless government Is going to
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    TEACHER SETS at EXAMPLE
    281 13  - TEACHER SETS at EXAMPLE LIM HUI KIAU By WHILK his students were slogging away far their "O" level examination last year, mathematics teacher Ye* Khlrn Hap prepared far Ms awn "A" levels. When the result* were released on Monday, Mr Yea scared straight As In English, history and mathematics at
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    Above average rainfall
    93 13 RAINFALL for the whole of this month is likely to be above average over two-thirds of Singapore. In the first fortnight, the southern part of the central district received the most rainfall of between 150 and 170 mm, while the eastern end had the least, between 25
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    Trouble in the pipeline for the unlicensed
    414 13 Errant plumbers to be prosecuted PLUMBERS guilty of shoddy workmanship will be fined and exposed, the Public Utilities Board (PUB) has arned. Only qualified and licensed plumbers are allowed to work on water fittings or carry ou; water service work in any building.
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    'Most Courteous' employee tells of 'foul' rebuff
    427 13  - 'Most Courteous' employee tells of 'f oul' rebuff S. M.MUTHU By OBEROI Imperial Hotel's "Most Courteous Employee" was rebuffed by a union official in foul language when he asked why he did not get his National Wages Council pay adjustment, a district court heard yesterday. Electrician S. Vadivelu alleged that
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    Six years and cane for man on 72 charges
    186 13 Six years and cane for man on 72 charges TAN KEE LOCK, 28, was yesterday sentenced to six years' corrective training on 72 counts of housebreaking, theft and armed robbery, involving $160,925 in cash and valuables. The offences were all committed within a year, between October 1980 and last October.
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    Night tour in April
    60 13 A NIGHT tour has been organised by Siglap community centre's youth group for April 3. It will take In the Victoria Memorial Hall, Jurong Fisheries Port and Chanel Airport. The group will also hold a trekking competition at Bukit Tmah on Sunday starting at 7 a.m.
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    Pele film
    28 13 THE National Stadium theatrette will feature an 80 minute film called Pele: The Master and His Method on March 27 at 10.30 a.m. Admission is free.
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    Feeble excuses of those who shun -earplugs
    205 14 Feeble excuses of those who shun -earplugs SINGAPORE workers who have appeared stone deaf to pleas to wear earplugs in factories are just making excuses, says the latest issue of The New Worker, a Labour Ministry publication. The article aims to clear "common misconceptions and problems in the use of
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    NUS plans 2 courses
    138 14 NUS plans 2 courses for students TWO courses organised by the National University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will begin on March 22. The first is a 20-lecture course on An Introduction to Work Study on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7.30 to 9 p.m. at Waterloo Centre, Waterloo Street.
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    New police blitz on hell-riders
    364 14  -  PAUL WEE, Crime Desk By Off-duty mobile squad officers recalled to patrol popular 'circuits' POLICE are going all-out to rid Singapore's roads of hell-riders, with the Traffic Police mobilising off-duty mobile squad officers to join the "fight," especially over weekends The action, it is understood,
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    Videos threaten cinemas showing Indian films
    465 14  - Videos threaten cinemas showing Indian films N. G. KUTTY By INDIAN movie fans are now increasingly staying at home and watching their favourite shows on video and TV and, if the the current trend continues, it may well spell the end for of cinemas showing the same films. Statistics show
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    Footdrill contest
    39 14 THE fifth footdriU competition of the St John Ambulance Brigade will be held at the Police Academy, Thomson Road, on Sunday at 4 30 pm National headquarters president, Mr Chua Kirn Cheng, will present trophies and certificates.
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    FILL UP WITH CASH,PETROL
    142 14  - FILL UP WITH CASH,PETROL QUEK PECK LIM By MOTORISTS may soon nil up with cash as well as with petrol the next time they visit their service station. For If discussions under way between the Post Office Savings Bank (POSB) and oil companies succeed, Singapore could have cau dispensers at
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      235 14 MUSIC FOR EVERYONE Gregg Smith Singers a mixed voice chorus from USA Concerts: Victoria Concert Hall Saturday 20 March 5 pm Monday 22 March 8 pm Programme: 1 7 to 20 Century American and British choral works by J Tufts, Purcell, Handel, W Billings, C Ives, A Sullivan, B Britten
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      Lock icon Subang radar in service after -repairs
      265 15 Subang radar in service after -repairs KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Ms 6 million approach radar at Subang Airport, which broke down about two months ago, has been been repaired and is in service. Department of Civil Aviation (DC A) directorgeneral Dr Abdul Kuddus bin Ahmad said the repairs were completed
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      Lock icon Welfare body
      31 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A national welfare foundation to raise funds for welfare activities will be set up next month, Welfare Services Minister. Datin Paduka Aishah Ghani said yesterday. NST.
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      Moves afoot to reduce pirate threat
      257 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Musa Hi tarn, has directed Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Haniff Omar, to convene a meeting among the police, navy and fishermen to study ways of reducing the threats faced by Malaysian fishermen whDe at sea.
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      Lock icon Dr M dismisses takeover fears as absurd
      229 15 Dr M dismisses takeover fears as absurd KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The suggestion that Malaysia might nationalise investments by foreigners has been dismissed by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. He said that there had been attempts to frighten off investors by raising the possibility of nationalisation through buying from
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      Lock icon Plan to ease Causeway jams
      204 15 KUALA LUMPUB, Ties. The gavornment Is planning to build a new entry and exit point for the Customs complex In Johore Haiti using reclaimed land, Deputy Prime Minister Datnk Mm lllUm said today. Dfttnk Mod* said this will be part of the government's longterm measares
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      Lock icon 18 CARS SMASHED IN GANG RAMPAGE
      187 15 18 CARS SMASHED IN GANG RAMPAGE PENANG, Tues Armed thugs ran riot at Prangin Lane here last night, leaving a trail of cars with smashed windscreens and glasses. By the time the gangsters, who are believed to include juveniles, left, there were 18 damaged vehicles and the road littered with
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      Lock icon Dewan Speaker dies
      147 15 Dewan Speaker dies KUALA LUMPUB, Tubs. no Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat, Tan Sri Syed NaMr Ismail (above), died tonight at the General Hospital hereafter fee kai collapsed In Parllaneat during today's sitting. He was nuhed to the hospital from Parliament House at about CIS p.m. and admitted U the
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    The Straits Times says .. Let's have maths without tears
    447 16 The Straits Times says Let's have maths without tears EDUCATION Ministry curriculists, with a little help from their Japanese colleagues, seem to have identified some inadequacies in the teaching of mathematics. It should not surprise parents that there is a more effective way through which their children can master the
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    Apparent halt in Japanese economic expansion
    971 16 Apparent halt in Japanese economic expansion 4 Video tap* recorders, unquestionably the most brilliant star of all export items, are also feeling the impact. Their exports in January, at 620,000 units, were 250,000 units less than a year before. EXPANSION* of the Japanese economy, which had been continuing at a
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    Lock icon Jostling for power in Kremlin
    1440 16  - Jostling for power in Kremlin DAVID S ATTER in Moscow By HISTORIC changes are sometimes ushered in by chance events, but no bit player ever seemed less likely to stumble onto the stage of history than Boris Buryatia, a singer in the choir of the Bolshoi Theatre and the reputed
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    Films that needle and provoke much thought
    686 16 Andrew Leslie in Europe I WONDER if I am right In thinking that many of the major films on current release these days are more serious and sensitive In their examination of moral Israea than they used to be even five yean ago.
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    The queries as to our motives were even more wounding
    244 17 The queries as to our motives were even more wounding But at my White House office, the day began well, minutes before 8 a.m., with two messages that had come from Egypt an hour apart. Message number one was Ismail's answer to my account of the efforts we had made
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    The goings-on at the back of SAM
    1781 17 The goings-on at the back of SAM ing, Washington time. Insofar as the Soviet decision to intervene depended on our message, it gave us additional time to complete our preparations. And by then the Soviets would notice our troop movements. At 1.03 a.m. I informed Ambassador Cromer for the British
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    The story so far ...
    146 17 The story so f ar THE readiness measures were our signal to Moscow. At 12.30 a.m., we returned to drafting th>? President's formal reply to Brezhnev. We decided to deliver it around 5.30 in the morn- THE Kremlin had demanded an "Immediate and clear reply" to Its ultimatum that Soviet
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    The letter from Brez was written as if the crisis of the night before had never occurred
    52 17 The letter from Brez was written as if the crisis of the night before had never occurred to the previous night's threat of unilateral intervention, Brezhnev informed Nixon instead that he had dispatched 70 Soviet "representatives" apparently not military personnel to observe the implementation of the ceasefire. Indeed, Brezhnev with
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      138 17 The principals Leonid Brezhnev Vk Henry Kissinger FH Golds Melr Richard Nlxon^^^^ Anwar Sadat Other players Lord Cromer: British Ambassador to US Simcha Dinitz: Israeli Ambassador to US Admiral Thomas Moorer: Chairman, US Joint Chiefs of Staff Anatoly Dobrynin: Soviet Ambassador to US Haf lx Ismail: Sadat's Security Adviser Alexander
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      When it's not all right to make money...
      791 18 When it's not all right to make money... IN his article on Confucianism (ST, March 10), Dr Martin Lv says that, to the Confucianist, "whether one is rich or poor is entirely determined by his destiny; consequently, material comfort should not be a person's main concern in fife." This "downgrading"
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      Where wine is a basic need
      420 18 THE Cambridge Students Union is currently launching a series of protests against the less-than-expected increase in student grants. The slogan chosen: We can't go on living like this. The British government pays the tuition fee of each and every Brtish undergraduate. It also contributes
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      Bosses who can't pick out the great pretenders
      303 18 THE guidelines for the allocation of the NWC second tier appeared accept--rLfi^lV «,k« i^ an^f t^2 h»^2 Min^n^eX right work attitude. But it is not difficult to find cases where the 10 or 7.5 per cent NWC second tier is given to
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      Make it easier for retired civil servants to work
      150 18 THE President's permission for retired civil servants to take up employment should be dispensed with. The only reason for the permission is to prevent certain retired civil servants from taking appointments which will conflict with their previous government positions, or which
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      Query on a point of law
      81 18 IN my action against my solicitors for negligence, the defence was immunity, relying on the case of a Rondel vs Wolsey (1969). With respect, I do not think this applies in Singapore. Indeed, in the Court of Appeal in Singapore, in the case of
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      Three-tier family: What is HUDC stand?
      61 18 MR Teh Cheang Wan recently announced that priority would be given to three-tier families applying for Housing Board flats. As both the Housing Board and HUDC are set up to provide public housing, I wonder if HUDC is also considering giving priority to applicants
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      Levy of development charges is unfair
      144 18 I REFER to the Ministry of National Development's reply "Land values determine development charges" (ST, March 1) to my letter and note that the writer has missed the point. The present system of levy of development involving a 20-fold increase within the period of
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      Bus ticket booklets
      199 18 I REFER to the $10 million SBS saved by conversion to OMO operations (ST, March 3). Before service 180 became a one-man operated service, I paid 50 cents to travel from International Plaza to Newton Circus. It now costs 80 cents. For OMO operation, I suggest that
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      On tickets forSSO concerts
      71 18 I REFER to M. Cheng's letter "Sold out so don't believe what's said on the air" (ST, March 5). We are sorry for the inconvenience caused to M. Cheng and would like to thank your reader for his suggestion. We have arranged to keep SBC informed
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      Colleges have proper lunch breaks
      73 18 Colleges have proper lunch breaks I REFER to the letter "Lack of fixed time for recess and lunch" by "YLT" (ST, Feb 4). A check with all junior colleges has shown that they have all set aside a proper lunch break for staff and students. I would therefore advise that
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      SBC announcements
      90 18 WE refer to the letter from M. Cheng regarding tickets for the SSO's Familiar Favourites Concert on Feb 27 (ST, March 5). SBC was unaware that the tickets for the concert had been sold out. We have since contacted the other parties concerned and have got their agreement
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      NEWS BRIEF
      362 19 Lion Corporation THE 12 million shares of Lion Corporation Bhd will be listed and quoted on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange today on an immediate delivery basis. The company's three million shares at $1 each, issued pursuant to the prospectus, which are not entitled for the proposed 10
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      291 19 BP profits down LONDON, Tues. Net profits of the oil group British Petroleum dived by 29 per cent to £1,018 million last year. BP kept its dividend for the year at the 1980 level of 20.25 pence, with a final dividend of 14 pence a share. The profit amounted
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      Decline in Tropical Veneer's profit
      136 19 Decline in Tropical Veneer's profit TROPICAL Veneer Company Bhd suffered a sharp 63.3 per cent drop in pre-tax profit for the financial year ended Dec 31, 1981. Net profit for the period before taxation, management fees and dividend came to only $724,463 as against $1,978 million previously. After managment fees
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      Emile Woolf College hands in assistance programme
      365 19 LONDON'S Emile Woolf College of Accountancy has submitted a 20-point report on professional and educational assistance to the Singapore Society of Accountants (SSA). The report contains four major areas of the college's proposed assistance to SSA: Supply of up-to-date tuition materials to SSA.
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      Rubber brokers seek to increase rates
      568 19  -  LILLIAN CHEW By HIT BY HIGHER OPERATIONAL COSTS FOR the first time in more than 30 years, rubber brokers in Singapore are proposing a 35 per cent increase in brokerage rates. The proposal Is now awaiting the approval of the Trade Department. The nine
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      King's looks forward to a bountiful year
      395 19 KING'S Hotel Ltd, which turned in favourable results last year, is confident of the profit-earning potential of the group in the current year. This is because besides earnings from its 319--room King's Hotel, the company can now look to contributions from two other
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      Fletcher group to expand activities
      224 19 THE Fletcher Challenge group of companies, New Zealand's largest group, plans to increase the scope and scale of its activities in Singapore. Mr Rod McCorquodale, manager for overseas trade development, said as a first step, Fletcher Challenge is strengthening its ties with local businessmen. A
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      CandC answers query on XL project
      196 19 CandC answers query on XL project CYCLE and Carriage has explained that its proposed MJ3T million commercial project in Kuala Lumpur is very much in the preliminary stage. The Stock Exchange of Singapore had earlier asked CandC for more details foDowing its chairman Chua Boon Peng's recent statement to shareholiers
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      Sharp decline in Inchcape profits
      273 19 Inchcape Bhd has reported sharply lower profits for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. Group pretax profits for the 12-month period was down 53.5 per cent to $51.4 million despite a marginal rise in group turnover to $1.3 billion. After providing for a lower tax
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      Market Highlights
      584 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed higher on some baying support In selective moderate tradlag with higher Hongkong market advices aiding sentiment. Central Sugars rase 4« cents to $13.11, Keppel Shipyard 5 cento to IS.M, Malayan Lilted Industries II cento to $3.34, Strait* Trading V, rento to $8.11, Malayan Banking
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
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    Singapore closing prices
    2383 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'i Net 1081 1982 Last Dlv P/E Vol Day's High Low Company Sal* -for- COOO) High Low 494 247 Acma 248 14 5 8.8 115 115 Alcom 115 4.8 19 8 350 130 Allted Choc 172 70 15.4 312 150 B A T 285 +8
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    XL ends firmer
    590 20 THERE was a general Improvement in the tone of the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as prices finished steadier on a fairly wide front. Values opened mostly around the overnight level and relatively good support was noticeable in a fair number of counters throughout the morning session.
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    Market stages a mild recovery
    569 20 THE Singapore stock market elssed mixed yesterday although oa the whole prices seemed firmer. Yesterday's opening, hawever, was weak, giving no indication of haw stocks would perform later. a number of stocks began picking ap after the 11 am break. Perhaps Hongkong's firmer opening la
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    957 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Tunes Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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    1557 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number o( shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDISTKIAUi ASjimiH (3.845) AJeem (1.218 IMS) (3) 1.23 (8) 1.27 Alex HeM (1.506)
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      345 20 A LATE wave of buying by institutional investors pushed the Sydney market higher after an extremely quiet moming session yesterday, brokers said. Activity centered on recently-weakened oil and gas stocks. Brokers said large local institutions are anxious to reinvest unused liquidity in securities. Oil and gas issues have taken
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      345 20 THE Hongkong stock market yesterday closed higher after trading steadily throughout the day but dealings were quiet and overshadowed by recent falls, brokers said. Overnight steadiness on Wall Street attracted some bargain hunting which fuelled the rise in the absence of selling pressure, they said. The Hang Seng index
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    33 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers R rubbers Deb/Loans Up 45 4 1 3 2 4 Down 15 2 4 4 7 4 onch 18 1 1 2 3
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      32 21 Rubber Mar 16 Singapore: April: 182.00 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: April: 204.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 530.37 per kilo (up 2 cents) Official offering: 330 tonnes (down 13 tonnes)
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      137 21 < HINKSK Prw-g«e Exeks-ge, Tlßf B>rr. bwm cl— lsg prtecs per IN kg yc-ter__y. C4«wait s_: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob $106.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Cgf*m: Mixed (loose) $45.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers.
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      557 21 THE KTLOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $22,139 and closed tt $22,118 yesterday. Gold was (bud at US3_ .00 per ounce in L«— on this morning. 8s«m: N.M. ITitsirllls -t*-. Mm PM Melbourned) 25T.008 30T.388 300.00S *****S New York 324.008 317 508 3-.OOS *****S London 313
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      645 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed quietly steady yesterday, with April RSS One buyers quoted at 182.00 cents per kilo, unchanged on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on some speculative selling after an unchanged opening, they said. Prices recovered slightly in the afternoon
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      109 21 NOON SSR end SMR prices ywur— y BAB April May (Car— at Mtbl {Forward Mtkl Buyers Sellers Bayers Sellers SSR JO duo pallet) 164 60 106.60N 106.50 167 SON SSR 50 II ton pallet) ***** 163 SON 162.60 164.50N MRELB April May SMRCV (I— i pallet) 104-0
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      393 21 NEW YORK, Mon. Stocks ended the day on a mixed note, caught between the conflicting forces of bargain huntIng and high interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial average moved in a narrow range all day before closing up about 3 points at 800.97. Declines continued to lead advances,
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      246 21 AMATERDAM, Mon. Share prices were mainly lower in thin and quiet trading, with dealers citing a weekend speech by Dutch Finance Minister Alphons van der Stee, in which he said further public expenditure cuts are necessary as a main factor depresssing the market. Most major internationals showed slight losses,
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      276 21 ZURICH, Moo. Share prices closed narrowly mixed in lacklustre trading as Ust Friday's brief rally came to a halt, deale'-s said. Shifting of funds from the stock market intc bonds continue! to affect the outlook for shares, they said, adding there were no new factors to affect trading. Barks
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      100 21 THE M; nil? stock market yesterday again weakened as turnover fell to 985,000 pesos from 1.6 -nillion Pesos Aroje Mlnlnc 401 unch Atlas Con A Atlas Con B 15T0 -OS BafUlo OM 00U -O.OKB Benfuet Jon B Si -15 BP Ooodrtch Mi unch CDCP IJ6 unch Lajidou Lepanto B.
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      94 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday again closed steady after a quiet session, dealers said. The Book Dub index fell 0.32 to 92.56 on a turnover of 16.2 million bant BthU Asia nbre Anithan Int And Trust 102 unch Bangkok Bank 210 unch Bank Of Ajudhajra Lid Ist unch Berll
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      361 21 STOCK prices on the Tokyo market yesterday fell sharply with the average losing 161.69 points to an 18 month low, dealers said. Ten AJlnomoto A— U M 0 Atahl Cluo 247 -if Asahl Ola— Mi -17 Bank Tk Ms. unch Banyu Mi -10 Bnagietsni 400 -3 Canon 701 -21
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      702 21 LONDON. Mod. The market closed mixed after a quiet start to the new account. The Financial Times Index was 1.1 points lower at 565.8. The trend among leading equities was lower, with the rise in US money supply on Friday underlining concern over the future trend of interest rates.
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    760 21 THE US 'Sing dollar opened at $2 1170 90 and was traded to the day's low of C 1130 40 In fairly active trading, before recovering to close al C 1180 90 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Sentiments of the t'S unit against major currencies was
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    31 21 I THE Average rate at which majar Singapore I I hanks axe currently pcepsVfed to lead to thel r I I beat customers la t.M per cent. J
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      576 21 Vs.ss-SssJ Cahners Exposition Group 17 -20 MARCH 1982 World Trade Centre, Singapore SII!CX__S Now in its 4th Presentation SIBEX: The largest, most successful building materials exposition in Southeast Asia Architects engineers, contractors, developers surveyors, consultants, distributors and wholesalers all over Southeast Asia look to the Singapore International Building Exposition (SIBEX
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      144 22 Bonn pays out more in export insurance BONN, Tues. Poland's severe payments difficulties last year contributed to a steep increase in payouts for West German state-backed export insurance. According to figures released last week by the Bonn Economics Ministry, payouts in export insurance last year increased by 20 per cent
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      412 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Esso Production Malaysia Incorporated (EPMI) plans to spend MJl.l billion on oil exploration and development this year, an increase of 57 per cent over last year's expenditure. Among the major projects for the current year are the installation of four
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      316 22 LEIPZIG (West Germany), Tues. A strong West German political and economic presence at the current international trade fair in Leipzig, the major East-West trade event, is seen as a sign to Comecon that the west wants to expand its economic ties with
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      367 22 ONE of the two largest single shareholders in Van Der Horst, Commonwealth Development Finance Co Ltd (CDF), has sold off a portion of its holdings to another significant shareholder. CDF, which previously owned 30.8 per cent of VDH's issued share capital, sold
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      235 22 TOKYO, Tues. The operating profits of major Japanese companies in the fourth quarter of calendar 1981 rose 4.7 per cent on average from the year-earlier period, the first year-on-year increase for four quarterly periods. The Finance Ministry reported that corporate profits were 3.2 per cent
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      91 22 NAGOYA, Tues. Ricoh Watch Co Ltd of Japan said it is closing four wholly owned subsidiaries, one in Japan and three overseas. Company president Tadatomo litaka said this is part of the company's three-year reconstruction plan to help tide it over financial difficulties. The company has
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      238 22 The high cost of putting up a steel factory KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A prominent steel industrialist says the road to industrialisation via the steel industry "is not free of problems, and warned that steel-making was among the more expensive ways to industrialise. The secretary-general of the International Iron and Steel
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      311 22 BRUSSELS, Tues. Efforts to improve the European Monetary System (EMS) ran aground at a meeting of European Economic community (EEC) finance ministers here yesterday. It is believed that the ministers, meeting on the third anniversary of the EMS, failed to agree
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      122 22 CANBERRA, Tues. Foreign investment in Australia rose in the final calendar 1981 quarter to US$l.43 billion (5J3.03 billion) from an upward revised US$929 million in the previous quarter. Preliminary statistics show this compares with an investment Inflow of US$l.O2 billion in the year-ago quarter. The United Kingdom was
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      709 24 TRAINEE m^^ mUa^ aUal f a mg COMPUGRAPHIC Ourn wlv KcvpAAon uurnewiy OPERATORS I company Invite. applicant* residing ov.rii?.' p l u w, O .h.V. m around dlitrlcts Over.... Publ.ah.ra 1 232 Ig^ 1g55 Applicants should be Female 2056 tO apply for the between 17 and 26 years Inllovwlna nrmltlnns
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      944 25 ,ljjl|| 0 Emptoyment A FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT Required No selling Involve Job Includes d) B*trmtmrial general secretarial duties and CleriCMl communications with firms' customers B^eV c Minimum OCE 'O' Level P' wlUl flair for figures. c Typing ability Good spoken and written English |I■* I f ]^H i A *e
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      PERSIAN SAPPHIRE OUT OF THE DERBY
      355 35  -  EPSOM JEEP By PERSIAN SAPPHIRE will not run in the Singapore Derby at Bukit Timah on Sunday. "I am not going to risk my horse with all that weight in a gruelling 2,400 m race," owner S.L. Liem of Agasam Stable told me yesterday.
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      94 35 iHK Singapore Derby Is perhaps the oldest classic on the local tort. There la a reference In the Singapore Tnrf Club's archives of a Singapore Derby In 188* at the Parrer Park raeecoTse. It was contested by ponies from China, Java and Burma. The sUkesT Just $1». The
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      Valley Fame impresses again
      285 35 Valley Fame impresses again ON THE TRACK with EQUESTRIENNE SINGAPORE Derby candidate Valley Fame, with Leslie Khoo astride, did an impressive 600 m gallop in 42.8 sec on a tight rein at Bukit Timah yesterday morning after warming up for one round on the sand track. The going was good.
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      Podmoregets extension
      111 35 Podmoregets extension VETERAN jockey George Porfnore (above) has been granted an extension of his riding Uoenee by the Malayan Racing Association. Podmore, who was originally granted a licence from January to June this year, told me yesterday: "I am delighted to be given a toll year's licence. There's still a
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      The cockscomb way to steeplechase 'gold'?
      237 35 LONDON, Tims. IF Venture To Cognac wins the British steeplechasing championship at Cheltenham on Thursday, it will be a major boost for the therapeutic properties of cockscombs. Venture to Cognac, a leading contender for the Ccheltenham Gold Cup, has suffered from recurring lameness in
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      REPRIEVE FOR GOH AND NAWARI
      121 35  - REPRIEVE FOR GOH AND NAWARI TIPTOP HORSE racing is not without compassion after all. Jockeys K.S. Goh and Nawari Ali discovered this when they had their licences reinstated. Last Friday, the Malayan Racing Association committee heard the appeals of the two jockeys and decided to grant them a reprieve. They
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      682 35 APPOINTMENTS CO^-gi^n^a SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE (Ref. No: 13/82) Reporting direc'ly to the Creative Director, the applicant must have poise and personality and be able to service existing clients as well as establish and develop new accounts He or she must be able to work closely with the creative department and
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      1411 35 NOTICES I INCHCAPE BERHAD (Incorporated in Singapore) I The audited results (in thousands) for 1981 and the previous year, after provision for depreciation of fixed assets of $10,817, (1980 $11,512) are summarised below:GBOUP COMPANY iwi iw iw; iw Turnover 1,297,146 1,281,765 Operating profit 96,586 134,838 (386) 130 Investment income 95
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      653 36 Path seems clear for in-form Liverpool LONDON, Tues. If Bulgarian soccer champions CSKA Sofia had been at Wembley for Saturday's English League Cup final they would probably not have had a wink of sleep since. For Liverpool are back in business and that is bad news for CSKA, who go
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      QUARTER-FINAL FIXTURES
      110 36 HOME teams first, and figures are first-leg scores. EUROPEAN CUP: Bayern Munich (West Germany) v Unlversltatea Craiova (Romania) 24; Aston Villa (England) v Dynamo Kiev (Russia) M, CSKA Sofia (Bulgaria) v Liverpool (England) t-1, Red Star Belgrade (Yugoslavia) v Anderlecht (Belgium) 1-2. CUP-WINNERS' CUP: Dynamo Tbilisi (Russia) v
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      Stein includes 3 youngsters for friendly
      196 36 GLASGOW, Tues. Scotland's manager Jock Stein, opened the World Cup door to three of his promising youngsters yesterday when he named his squad for the friendly soccer international against Holland at Hampden Park here next Tuesday. Stein has called up Rangers' midfield man Jim
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      198 36 AMSTERDAM, Tnes. Johan Cruyff has turned down the chance to revive his International soccer career by turning ent for Holland in a friendly match against Scotland at Hampden Park next Tuesday. The 34-year-old Crayff, now playing for AJax Amsterdam In the Dutch First Division, Is apparently upset that
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      Lock icon Ref calls off trip to keep date in Spain
      303 36 Ref calls off trip to keep date in Spain LONDON, Tues. Top English soccer referee Clive White yesterday had to cancel his holiday plans because he will be going to Spain instead. Harrow official White, who has been appointed to referee the English Football Association Cup final in May, will
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      Lock icon Kiwis score sensational victory
      248 36 Kiwis score sensational victory AUCKLAND, Tues. New Zealand scored their first Test cricket victory over Australia since 1974 with a sensational finish in the Second Test at Eden Park today. Australia resumed on the last day at 241 for four, and the match appeared headed for a draw on a
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      Lock icon Pakistan inch to 210-8
      204 36 Pakistan inch to 210-8 FAISALABAD, Tues. Pakistan, replying to Sri Lanka's first innings score of 454, were 210 for eight at the close of play in their first innings on the third day of their Second cricket Test here today. The play ended 30 minutes before schedule because of rain
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      Lock icon English lose by eight wickets
      161 36 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. A violent thunderstorm in mid-afternoon failed to save the English cricket "rebels" from an eightwicket defeat by their South African hosts in the first of a three-match series of four-day games yesterday. The winning runs did not come easily, with the English bowlers
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      Hassan takes his tally to 14
      355 37 Hassan takes his tally to 14 PAKISTANI centre-forward Hassan Sardar took his goal-tally to 14 in four matches as he scored thrice in the hosts' 7-0 drubbing of Malaysia in the Asian Cup hockey tournament at the Hockey Club of Pakistan here today. ilil heights today with sheer brilliance in
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      Clutton quits as tourney director
      482 37 By director, who later founded the Fijian PGA, of which he was president at one time, is a calm, methodical man, who added a real professionals touch to the running of tournaments in Singapore. Together with PGAS president Alvin Liau, who was mainly responsible for
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      Lock icon Late bogeys foil Sally's record bid
      103 37 CITY OF INDUSTRY, Tues. Sally Little, of South Africa, shot a finalround three-under-par 70 to win a US$l5O,OOO ($318,000) golf tournament by two strokes in California yesterday. She had seven birdies and was heading for a course and tournament record at seven-under -par after
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      356 37 Bruno's first BOXING: Frank Bruno, regarded as Britain's brightest heavyweight hope, was granted permission for his first professional fight by a High Court Judge in London yesterday. Outpointed Tom Collins outpointed London-based Guyanan Denis Andries over 15-rounds to win the vacant British light-heavy-weight title at London s Bloomsbury Crest
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      Lock icon Wilkison beats Glickstein in marathon tie
      331 37 TENNIS ROUND-UP ROTTERDAM, Tues. American Tim Wilkison, rated 71st in the world, opened the U*****,000 ($530,000) Rotterdam Grand Prix tennis tournament by beating 29thrated Shlomo Glickstein, of Israel. Wilkison beat Glickstein 7-6, (7-0), 7-«, (7-3), in a prolonged match that threw the opening day's
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      Indonesia take the professional plunge
      612 38  -  ASEAN countries eye Galatama with view to follow suit THE Galatama, Indonesia's non-ama-teur soccer league, completed its second season last week and looks healthy enough to survive those who mooted it. Already, there are indications which are expected to become reality when the Galatama meets
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      JAHANGIR TOO GOOD FOR HIDDY
      136 38 LONDON, Tues. World champion Jahangir Khan beat fellow Pakistani Hiddy Jahan 9-5, 10-8, 9-2 in the final of an international squash tournament in Stockton last night. It was his second success in five days. Hiddy, fifth in the world rankings, made a patchy start, but
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      Plan to revive softball tourney
      185 38 THE Asian Softball Federation will try to revive the Asian championship, last played in 1974, when they meet in Hongkong on April 2, reports LEX SEOW YAM. This was disclosed by Singapore Softball Association secretary Eric Lai, who will be attending the conference. The ASF
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      Ling's absence proves costly for Schools
      197 38  - Ling's absence proves costly for Schools LEX SEOW YAM By COMBINED Schools' regular left-back Ling Yee Wah's untimely illness probably cost her team the runners-up spot in the Singapore Women's Hockey Association Under-23 League when they were beaten 4-1 by Singapore Recreation Club at the Pa dang yesterday. Her replacement,
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      Money fails to stir UAE fans
      469 39  -  JOE DOR AI By THE United Arab Emirates, as in most of their other ventures, pour a lot of their petro-dollars into sport and soccer takes the biggest slice of the cake. But, while other investments provide for a better life, the UAE's extravangance
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      Chia sacks Sasi and cautions four
      273 39 ONE player was sent off and five others in the Ovaltine National Football League Division One match between Changi Constituency and Sembawang which ended in a 1-1 draw at the Jurong Stadium last night, reports JOE DORAI. Sembawang striker Sasi Kumar was ordered off
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      Kannan brings smiles to Police and Jita
      250 39  - Kannan brings smiles to Police and Jita WILFRED YEO By POLICE were not the only ones pleased with their international striker, Kannan Kunjuraman's netting both goals in their 2-0 Ovaltine National Football League Division One match against Jubilee at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Another happy person was Singapore
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      35 39 EMPORIUM Holdings' Kwok Choon Teh (left) looks surprised when team-mate Toh Poh Illm hands oat the ball to him In last light's Commercial Cap basketball tournament at the Gay World Stadium. Tlmespic by ALBERT BIM
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      Six regulars pull out of Malacca trip
      264 39  - Six regulars pull out of Malacca trip J. RAJENDRAN SINGAPORE will be without six players who helped thrash Negri Sembilan by an innings and 77 runs on March 7 when they take on Malacca in their two-day Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state match this weekend. The six not available for the
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      Mavis, Wildermuth share the honours
      198 39 MAVIS EE, the 1981 Sportswoman of the Year and Daniel Wildermuth set the only records at the national age-group swimming competition at the Singapore Island Country Club yesterday. Mavis clocked 1 mm. 08.64 sec. to better Tay Chin Joo's 10-year-old mark of 1:09.00 for the
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      Burgess names first -seven—
      222 39 Burgess names first -seven— NATIONAL rugby coach John Burgess has selected seven players for the Ca-" thay Pacific-Hongkong Bank seven-a-side tournament, but is still undecided on the last two places, reports 4. RAJENDRAN. The seven confirmed for the trip to Hongkong on March 27 and 28 are Song Koon Poh,
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      Tunas make it on Ng's sharpness
      302 39  -  PETER BIOW By person would have dared stick his neck out and predict the outcome as the teams, tied 47-all at halftime, were rarely apart by more than one basket Tunas' opponents in the final tomorrow will be Tai Hua Foodstuff, who beat Regent
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      Lock icon Lydia thinks of showbiz
      71 39 MANILA. Tues. Filipino track star Lydia de Vega, who won two gold medals in the 11th South-east Asian Games, Is seriously considering a movie career, media reports said today. Lydia, 17, was the Philippines' most outstanding athlete last year. She was offered contracts by two movie
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      Lav leads Masters
      46 39 ALBERT LAU, with 535 pintails, leads the Masters qualifying event In the national bowling age-group championships at the Celebrity Bowl. Otter imihtg matte: Bayi Lafer-21 riiftos 1 William Woo 518; ufcr-ll rfaglca 1 Alex K. S. Chan 554; uder-17 1 Larry Miao 521.
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      120 39 Quick and Easy. Qantas. I Three additional flights a week to Melbourne and Sydney From April, Qantas introduces three new services non stop to Melbourne and on to Sydney. Flights depart Singapore every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 2000 hours. And if that's not enough, remember there are 13 other
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    Indonesian polls drive begins
    326 40 Indonesian polls drive begins JAKARTA, Tuesday THE Indonesian general election campaign went into full swing today, with several cabinet ministers campaigning for the ruling Golkar party. The Information Minister, Lieut-Gen Ali Murtopo, called for a Golkar victory, the army newspaper War News reported. But it quoted him as telling a
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    Singapore cannot be a haven for those who may be a burden to society: Jaya
    1226 40 From Pag* On* guards to ensure that nonaddicts were not committed under the Act. The director and the deputy director of the Central Narcotics Bureau, under the Act, could order a drug addict confirmed either
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    Hotline set up between New Delhi and Moscow
    542 40  -  AJIT BHATACHARJEA Our New Delhi Reporter FOR DURATION OF USTINOV VISIT By NEW DELHI, Tuesday A HOT line has been set up between New Delhi and Moscow for the duration of Soviet Defence Minister Dmitri Ustinov's five-day visit to India. Marshal Ustinov,
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    Lock icon MILLION $ PAYOFF? London Times editor quits
    291 40 MILLION PAYOFF? London Times editor quits LONDON, Tues. Mr Harold Evans (above) resigned last night as editor of The Times of London amid reports that he had been offered a payoff of more than £250,000 (about SSI million) by Australian &ress magnate Rupert lurdoch. Mr Evans, 53, had clung to
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      233 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAYS HIGHLIGHTS. Historical evidence suggests that a bull run in the stock markets precedes the bottoming out of a recession by up to six months. But when will the current recession i end? To answer that question, Business Times uses historical factors as the base
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      177 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: S3 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.11 p.m. SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.11 a.m. Amsterdam 6 10C Cloudy ;Lm Angeles Athens 8 16C Clear Madrid 4/17 C Gear Bangkok 28 34C Clear Manila 19/34 C Clear BWrut 10 19C
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      104 1 > Philippine Airlines announces their first-ever daily direct service after a short stopover in Manila, arrive in Tokyo at to Tokyo via Manila. From April 2nd, you can take off to all the beauty 1920 hrs. It's the comfortable and convenient way to and excitement of Japan on our comfortable
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      70 1 Prodigal son returns to play Leisure 1, Page 3 Feiffur's satire iw-^BjSjk marries d_^®S^ Thumber's on stage fa, jm\ Leisure 2, Page 4 VB < Far Left: The new-empty parish and mission on the hill at Spetttnreede Park Read Is dne fer demolition Left: Peter Elite in wishful mood at
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      SECTION TWO
      2397 1 Seamen's friend A tailor locks himself in his cabin and refuses to talk to anyone. A mother writes from India begging for details of her son's death. A wife sends money from Australia asking for flowers to be laid at her husband's grave. This is Peter Ellis's world
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    New game show will test general knowledge
    443 2 THE popular SBC musical-game show, The Name Of The Game, will be presented in a new format when its second series begins tonight at 7.40 p.m. on Channel 8. Produced by Khiong iKiam Leng, the new 13--part series in Mandarin promises to be
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    Holmes presents piano exam series
    118 2 THE 1982 piano exam series for Grades I to VII will be telecast on Thursdays (8.30 p.m.) and Sundays (1.45 p.m.), from April 1, over Radio 5. The series will be presented by Eric Holmes Warley, who was one of the examiners in Singapore in
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    157 2 WHAT'S ON TODAY KXHIBIITONS: CHINESE Paintings by Mr Lim Siah Tong. The French Cultural Centre. 4 Draycott Park. 9 a.m. 1 p.m., 5 p.m. 7 p.m. Ends today. PAINTINGS And Pottery by local artists. National Theatre. 11 a.m. 6.30 p.m. Free. Organised by the National Theatre Art Gallery. Till April
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    Playground or paradise ?
    124 2 Playground or paradise NATIONAL Geographic Special National Parks: Playground Or Paradise (Ch 5, 6.21 p.m.): This final episode tries to answer a question which has been ashed many times: Should the various national parha la the Ualted States be kept la their aataral state, or should they be turned Into
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    PICK off the DAY
    420 2 PICK off the DAY C t»C5 HOW Wedges Help Us (Ch 5, 5.19 p.m.): The wedge principle helps us in daily activities. This programme shows examples of how the wedge helps in lifting, splitting breaking, cutting and attaching things. It also demonstrates the application of the principle to scissors, saws,
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      60 2 Singapore-Perth carefree holidays packages from only For people who don't want to be tied down to hectic schedules Visit the "Sandgroper Country", El Caballo Blanco, W Yanchep National Park, F and other spots Can us today at Sime Darby Travel Service T ss fm 401 4, 4 th Floor, Peninsula
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      327 2 Straits Times Crossword BB~~r~F I p I k B r p j^H ACROSS 4 Pas[a dijh found in sink In passage (7) 1 Modesty, a quality exhibited 5 oriental girl on a railway is a by one who beats people up? gp y 8) (U) 6 Spoonerism? Gets hopeful on
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      1143 2 7/Cs Co(buA Wtyeaa&dfr V and Radio" SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening fofcwed by The Young 6.50 Cartoon Selections And The Restless 7.00 Happy Days The First Thanks3.25 Destiny (r) giving 4.45 The New Ed Men Show 7 30 New$ And Forecast 5.10 How Wedges Help Us 7 ss ffilL I
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  • LEISURE 1
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      Talent in exile
      1294 3 This weekend, Singapore-born piano prodigy SEOW YIT KIN will return here as guest soloist with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. RACHEL BARNES in London talks to him about his musical career, tastes, family and life abroad. 4 1 can still remember how dreadfully nervous I felt. I still
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      552 3 SIBCX '82 Booth: 206-209 Mipolam v aff Quality ;^T^ Tiles and lw^ /SI Specialists mJ/^ <flk y in Floor bWatiMfflMt coverings. v^r Roofing Tiles and Industrial Adhesives. BUcEDiR l m| P olQm l rJobel nmnBHS C S^ILl"* O J?*" mc Tl (l ly) Mwoiam Homoganaoua PVC Fioonne NoM Carpan tUMm
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      An evening of satire and wit
      432 4 YOU'VE heard about the Unicorn in the Garden, haven't you? The one with the long golden horn in the middle of its forehead? You've heard about James Thurber's wicked wit, haven't you? The one who puts wives who want to commit husbands to lunatic
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      Some bloomed late but it was a night of 22 flowers
      897 4 Malarntha '25 March 7 Victoria Theatre Reviewed by RAVINDRAN VELOO NOW and then you get a show that reminds you, without ever saying it, that you're among friends and can relax. It's when organisers forego the pomp and pompousness
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    Lock icon In no hurry for changes
    918 6 Unlike other "lost tribes", the Badui of West Java are resisting government efforts to end their 400--year isolation and lure them into the 20th Century. They want to continue their magicoreligious way of life. ISABELLE RECKEWEG reports from JAKARTA THE Indonesian government is trying to
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      1210 6 What can you do after C and Levels Much more than |ust landing youneM in jM^HIET British institute oi the first available job Prepare yourself tor Engineering Technology the career and advancement vihi wunt. Hj^hel|x-J thousands d |H-oplc jround the even ii you're already workmt With woriiit.> become British trained
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      195 6 NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF (A, 6% CONVERTIBLE BONDS DUE 30TH SEPTEMBER. 1992 and (B) 5^% CONVERTIBLE BONDS DUE 31ST MARCH. 1997 of SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES, LTD. (Sumitomo Denki Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha) Pursuant to Clause 7(B) and (C) of the Trust Deeds and Condition 5 of the Terms and Conditionsof the
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      517 7 1 OPENS TODAY! 5 flllEnil (*****16) 11 00 am O UUCUII 1.30,4.00,7.00,9.15pm (J) 8 JUROMG DRIVE-IN I LEISURE-DROME Q 2S ho wa: 730 4 9 30pm I 1.30,4,6.45,9.15pm t 5 TWO THINGS TO REMEMBER BEFORE > X YOU SEE THE FILM A 1 DON'T SEE IT ALONE 0 g .2.
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      441 7 CAPITOL-REPUBLIC Now Showing (CAP *****59) 11am, 1.30. 4, 6.30, 9.15 No ft— List B (REP *****02) 11am, 1.30 4, 6.45. 9.15 No Free L.sJ 1 m print in super stereophonic sound at Capitol 1 TheSrutEsxape^Socctr^EtcipetoWctOfy gmg v Jw raß al^B A. A 1 vSV SYLVESTER STALLONE 1 .JJ'^bbl MICHAEL CAINE
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      Normal body function
      1120 8 Normal body function MENSTRUATION is a normal body function. Once a month the lining of the uterus (womb) is expelled with a little bleeding that appears at the vagina. The bleeding may last for two to eight days (usually), and may sometimes be associated with a cramping sensation in the
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      552 8 tfoocbdeh Pad) W A Condominium that brings Class to Country Living /i^3Baa^aHiaa2Xtt£'S&fttL 'J- jlfflrl ffiiiaaaaaaaaTl aJjaaßßaafc ONLY FEW UNITS LEFT /A#t^ AT SPECIAL PRICES! f°^sSs^k,4 Goodrich Park points the way to luxurious living in a Cl( PARK /^\''d\/ >f wide-open country setting at Simon Line, off Upper Serangoon I I&Sifi
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      91 8 /^-^fj^\\ A community amSi^M^^ service project J°KSVa»9l°aa» of tne Singapore WB^aW-^r M ediral Association Qji iVMIkv^S -n^ straits Times The hormonal '^^^E^^^ KJBI 9EH control of menstruation OvClvH'^^ Ml V Hypothalamus I Spinal Fallopian tube J"WTt~ Ovary W/ The ultimate system in ear-piercing. If/ "I o®*^<>9®n Ear-rings with elegant slim
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    Bilingual lives
    914 9 You're working away from home for a few years. The children will have to be transplanted to a different culture perhaps even learn a different language. Yet you don't want them to forget their roots. JOSETTE FLAMAND tells us how she transferred her family from French to American
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      517 10 APPOINTMENTS F 1 m Kapal Management (Pte) Ltd. TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR A REWARDING CAREER AS NAVIGATING OFFICER OR MARINE ENGINEER We are inviting physically fit and mentally alert young men, who are Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident or Malaysian Citizen in the age group 17 24 years to be trained
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      452 10 ml Suitably qualified candidates are invited I to apply for the following positions in our expanding shipyard. SALES OFFICERS Degree holders in B. Adm. or Commerce. Age below 30 years. Previous experience on new building necessary Completed full-time National Service. Prepared to work long hours. ENGINEERS TECHNICIANS DRAUGHTSMEN I ESTIMATORS
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      514 10 (fiWlßßT^lia» I The Oil Rig Builder requires:— I 1) MALE ACCOUNTS CLERK I Completed Secondary Education. I No experience is required. I Completed National Service. I 2) TRADESMAN HELPERS I for a) Shipfitting I b) Welding/Gouging I Age: 16 years old and above I Physically fit. No working experience is
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      803 10 THE STRAITS TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 1982 SIA GROUP PRESTIGIOUS SCHOLARSHIPS In celebration of its .10th Anni\ersar\ in 1977. a scholarships fund was set up by the SIA Group of Companies to enable outstanding young people to further their education and to subsequently participate in and contnbute to the Group's
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      Introducing: The Amulet
      714 1 THIS Saturday, Singapore ballet buffs will be able to see at Singapore's very first Festival of Dance the premier performance of The Amulet. This new ballet is created by a talented dancer by the name of Sue Carlton-Jones, who has been part of the local ballet circle
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      And the lady behind the ballet...
      502 1 MISS Sue Carlton-Jones has 20 years of valuable ballet experience behind her. She has worked for choreographers like Sir Frederick Ashton, Sir Robert Helpman, George Balanchine, Leonard Massine, Rudolph Nureyev and Dame Lynette de Valois, the founder of the Royal Ballet. Miss Carlton-Jones began
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      Experience counts in tough life of money-changers
      1230 2 Experience counts in tough life of money-changers What is the life of a moneychanger like? Constant worrying that the value of paper currency may drop? Or receiving counterfeit notes? And worse being robbed at the end of the day?! EDDY CHONG reports. MONEY-changing is a tough business and experience is
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      Last week's cassette review
      150 2 WE REFER to the review of the cassette This Old Man which appeared in your bilingual page (ST 10 March 1982). Your report states that the recording is a collection of songs sung by the SBC Children's Choir. This is incorrect. Neither SBC nor the SBC
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      SECTION THREE Memilih kawan yang baik bukan perkara mudah
      668 4 SECTION THREE Memilih kawan yang baik bukan perkara mudah Oleh JEE VARAJAH YASOTHA Men 4, Sek Katong Convent KEBANYAKAN orang menganggap kawankawan di sekeliling mereka sebagai suatu kebiasaan saja. Kepada kebanyakan orang, memilih kawan adalah suau perkara yang mudah. Arda dekati seseorang yang anda berkenan wajah mukanya dan mulakan perbualan
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      Lesson 17C Learn Malay: The Easy Way By Haron A. Rahman
      337 4 Lesson 17C Learn Malay: The Easy Way By Haron A. Rahman katanama Nouns At this stage we believe it would be useful if we give each explanation in Malay first to give students more exposure to the language in the lessons and then follow it up with one in English
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      Choosing friends for life
      793 4 4 One can, of course, say that if one is a person of high integrity and strong character one cannot be easily influenced. This may be true in exceptional cases bat in most cases no matter how high one's integrity and how strong one's character one
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