The Straits Times, 28 December 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon The Goh Keng Swee interview: Day One
    125 1 To ensure that succeeding generations of Singaporeans will continue to know right from wrong Tomorrow i^j i^^Hiir^ij[j] Day Two of a four-day series Dr (*h talks about apbrtaglMg and the rolr and relevance of moral vaJaea with or without irUgtoas faith. He believes
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    Lock icon Secret site for US Cruise bombers
    480 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. THE United States has deployed in a secret location its first planes equipped with Cruise missiles which can fly undetected beneath radar and deliver nuclear warheads 15 times more powerful than the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima. The government has designated the secret
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    Lock icon Crash kills 45
    36 1 DHAKA. Mon. Forty-five people were killed and 20 injured when a bus crashed through the guard-rail of a bridge yesterday and plunged Into a river 100 km east of here, police said. Reuter
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    Why moral education...
    1012 1  -  H. L. LIM By t fhe faithful are fortunate THE First Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister was quietly emphatic: The purpose of the moral education programme is to ensure that succeeding generations of Singaporeans will continue to know right from wrong. The purpose is not to
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    Lock icon Papal visit
    34 1 VATICAN CITY. Mon Pope John Paul II will go to Milan in May. and will become the first pope to visit thr city in more than 500 years, sources said today Keuter
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    Lock icon 300 Thai Reds lay down their weapons
    175 1 BANGKOK, Mon. HUNDREDS of communist guerillas and manysympathisers surrendered their weapons to the Thai army today at a ceremony in north-western Thailand, an army spokesman said. He said some 300 guerillas, mostly of the Karen and Hmong hill tribes, said they were giving
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    Lock icon Bomb blasts
    24 1 STITTGART (West Germany), Mon Two bombs exploded outside Yugoslav businesses here today causing damage but no injuries. West German police reported. AP.
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    Lock icon Labour costs 'rising more slowly'
    264 1 Labour costs 'rising more slowly' NEW YORK, Mon. Labour costs in the United States, Britain, West Germany and Japan are rising more slowly than prices, an indication that a worldwide economic recovery may be under way, an independent American research group reported yesterday. The Conference Board, a non-profit organisation which
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    Lock icon Thieves steal church fund
    59 1 BIG BEAR (California). Mon Burglars sneaked into the rectory of a Roman Catholic church during services and made off with U553.500 (5J7.560) from the congregation's building fund "That this would occur at Christmas time and when so many people made such sacrifices to donate for tne
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    Lock icon Burmese held
    29 1 DHAKA. Mon. Sixty-one Burmese have been arrested in the border town of Jessore while trying to cross into India with fake Bangladesh passports, police said today Reuter
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      Lock icon FLOOD ALERT IN N. FRANCE
      71 1 I'%KIS, M»n. Haiidrfds flremea and troop* with motor boata are on alert along the lower Seine river In northern Krance after official r«r*r*ata uM It will bunt Its banks In the next few davy Officials In the anrlent cathedral eltv »f Itonea said today »<
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      48 1 44 pages today Son Sann forces kill 10 Viets in battle -Page 3 SUMMARY t WORLD NEWS S, t, 7 CAUSEWAY 13 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS It BACKGROUND II TIMES BIBINKSS IMS CLASSIFIEDS tt-tt SPORTS 29-31 MMSMSSJSMSMS* •"•■■a»B*««««»a» i UITLOOK 2,3 COMICS 4, i RADIO TV 8 CINEMA 3
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      7 1 Confucianism as a state ideology? Back Page
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  • IN SUMMARY...
    • HOME
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        Mind over matter
        154 2 IF you're among those curious about how the Education Ministry posts PSLE pupils to secondary schools, here's a byte of information on the procedure: In a microchip-shell, the computer handles about 90 per cent or pupils, and these are posted to schools of their choice. The remaining
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        Suspected fake jeans
        85 2 POLICE yesterday raided a hut in a village off Sixth Avenue, Bukit Timah Road and seized over $100,000 worth of suspected counterfeit jeans, brass buttons and labels, all said to bear the name of Levi's, a popular American brand. They are said to have been for both
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        A milk with no name
        148 2 "THIS is your milk." The message on the milk pack is in the uneven handwriting of a child and it is for children. In similar writing, it adds: "We need a name and design. Please help." This unusual package, with this message instead of a
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        Better security plan
        118 2 THE largest condominium development in Singapore, Pandan Valley, has for years been plagued by periodic outbreaks of vandalism. But a property management team from Jones Lang wootton will move into the management office and begin to organise a better system of security from Jan 1 involving better
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        The 'extra' 26
        164 2 A JAPANESE company lost more workers than it expected and some in categories it wanted to retain after the firm offered cash incentives to employees to resign. Shirasuna Singapore, an electronics company in Ang Mo Kio, wanted to trim its staff by 37 but 63 workers volunteered
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    • COMMENT
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        THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS:
        93 2 NTUC (omfort's latest scheme to Improve the taxi situation by Imposing a minimum mileage requirement on each vehicle will be of no help If drivers use them for purposes other than ferrying fare-paying passengers. As a reader pointed out In yesterday's Forum, the effects may not
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        MILITARISM FEAR
        45 2 THE emergence of the Nakasone administration has prompted fears among some Japanese that the country's Peace Constitution may be changed to accommodate the build-up of Japan's military power. They fear that It would mean the revival of militarism In the country. Page 14
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        KEY TO NEW WORLD
        77 2 A READER has been debating for some time whether to buy a personal computer. He Invites another reader, who had written In earlier saying that a personal computer had opened up a whole new world for him and his family, to let readers know how much
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    • SPORTS
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        Bad year for soccer
        196 2 THE year 1982 was certainly a bad one for Singapore soccer and the Football Association of Singapore Council must do some'hing drastic for the coming year to bring the game alive. They have to rectify their flaws and discard the usual "flippy" decisions. Except for the
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        Have speed will travel
        139 2 IN Timesports' roundup of the athletic scene, the name Haron Mundir springs first to mind. His climb to the summit was purely on merit. After a three-month stint in West Germany, he came home with renewed vigour, clocking times which no other Singapore teenager had done
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    • TIMES BUSINESS
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        LITTLE CHANGE EXPECTED IN MALAYSIAN OIL CONTRACTS
        201 2 SINGAPORE refiners are expected to process about 80.000 barrels of crude oil daily for Malaysia next year a volume similar to this year's. This is in contrast to the sharply reduced volume to be processed by the refiners for Indonesia. The unchanged volume
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        PARLIAMENTARY FIREWORKS
        54 2 LIKE past parliamentary sessions, the first meeting of the Sixth Malaysian Parliament, which ended on Dec 8, was not without its quota of fireworks. The issues ranged from the government's Islamic policy, the Look East policy, language and education to corruption. LIM YOON LIN gives a round-up of
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    • AROUND THE WORLD
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        Warm, then cold
        128 2 DESPITE China's willingness to continue talks towards normalising ties with the Soviet Union, Beijing yesterday hit out at Moscow for the invasion of Afghanistan. China's willingness for rapprochement with Moscow was reported by the Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda on Sunday, when it published an unusually warm
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        Viet forces bashed
        114 2 CAMBODIAN resistance fighters have dislodged Vietnamese forces from a base near the Thai border and captured about 20 tonnes of rifles, ammunition, rockets and other military supplies. Thai military sources said yesterday about 500 well-armed Cambodian guerillas mounted an allday attack on Sunday on the mortar and
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        Not much gleaned
        122 2 THE United States is displeased with Israel for holding back information on the performance of Soviet weapons during the war in Lebanon. "We have not received a large amount of information from Israel about its activities in the Lebanon war." said US Defence Secretary Caspar Wein- berger
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        Alert posts 4a must'
        78 2 ISRAEL would insist on maintaining "warning posts" in southern Lebanon when it begins talks with Lebanese authorities today, Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon said yesterday. He suggested the posts would not be permanent but said that a time frame for them would be set during negotiations.
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        First time talks?
        96 2 ISRAEL, for the first time in its history, is holding direct negotiations with the Palestine Liberation Organisation to secure the release of eight soldiers being held by the PLO, Newsweek magazine reported on Sunday. The Israeli government assigned a politician "known for his dovish views to deal
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        For Solidarity's sake
        122 2 EIGHT influential leaders of the banned Polish trade union, Solidarity, have declared that they would fight for its revival. The defiant statement, dated Dec 10, was smuggled out of Warsaw's Bialoleka Prison where they were interned. Three of the signatories have since been freed. The declaration went
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        Tests for cyanide
        67 2 HEALTH officials in Los Angeles on Sunday decided to test capsules returned by consumers alerted by widely publicised accounts of the latest discovery of a cyanide-laced medicine. The decision was triggered by the State Department of Health Service's announcement on Friday that 18 of 20 Anacin-3 capsules
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    • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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        Dr M: Just be fair
        130 2 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Maha thir Mohamad has said Malaysia wants France and other developed nations to allow Malaysian products to compete in their markets on equal terms. Dr Mahathir said that the developed countries had all along been selling their manufactured goods
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        Just a parody
        114 2 DRKADING the day when anyone who ever worked will be redundant as all jobs will be done by machines? Don't worry, this cloud-cuckoo nightmare is a result of over-indulgence in fantasy Computers are a hopeless parody of the real thirty. says BRIAN SIMPSON, who applies critical thought
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        Outrageous talent
        80 2 HER involvement with the theatre has resulted in a dramatic personal style for Sydney artistic consultant Marguerite Pepper who helped organise the recent Singapore Arts Festival I like to be outrageous," the dancer-cum-management expert tells JACINTH A ABISHK(;ANADEN She sews most of her own "extraordinary" outfits, loves hats,
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        Raring for drama
        124 2 TWO more Hongkong talents have been recruited by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation to boost its Mandarin Drama Unit. They are Mr Chan Yu-chin and his wife. Madam Helen Poon. Their recruitment brings the number of Hongkong expatriates at SBC to four. Mr Chan says "there is greater
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        Thanks for the music
        86 2 MADAM Lucien Wong Maan Shing is known for her devotion to piano teaching here in Singapore and abroad. Among her students are concert artistes Cheung Mun Chit, Toh Chee Hung and Ong Lip Tat. CHONG WING HONG writes a curtainraiser for her vocal compositions presentation and
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        Masters of their art
        73 2 HAKl'N Aminurrashid and the late Mahmud Ahmad have given a lot to the Malay literary world, writes \IOHD I.ATIFF MOHD. Both are masters of the language and their works an and readable, besides providing a wealth of ideas and inspiration to young ana old alike Their
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      Lock icon Obstacles in the way of better Sino-Soviet ties
      412 3 MOSCOW, Monday On the ready: This picture, taken from an SBC newsreel last night, shows a Cambodian resistance fighter with a rocket launcher ready to engage in hit-and-run attacks on Vietnamese occupation forces in his country. In the background is a fellow
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      Lock icon Afghans blast airport
      139 3 Afghans blast airport ISLAMABAD, Mon Afghan guerillas said yesterday they had attacked and damaged a heavily guarded airport last week. The Afghan Islamic Press Agency said guerillas penetrated Soviet defences around Jalalabad airport and destroyed two helicopters and four tanks with rockets and mortars. Other government installations also were damaged
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      Lock icon Quake kills four and injures 59
      68 3 JAKARTA, Mm. An rartbqnakr measuring 5.3 on the Rlrhter nc»lr killed feur proplr and lajw«d M other* when It strack Ftonwi lsUnd, i two t l,tNkm eaat M here. AnUrm aewa M<"n<> s»ld Ud»> »boot i.m villagers had brrn evaeaated. la •■•ther developmrnt, fl««dt
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      Lock icon Viets thrown out of base by KPNLF
      148 3 Viets thrown out of base by KPNLF BANGKOK, Mon. Cambodian resistance fighters have dislodged Vietnamese forces from a base near the Thai border and captured about 20 tonnes of rifles, ammunition, rockets and other military supplies. Thai military sources said today that about 500 well-armed Cambodian guerillas yesterday mounted an
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        Lock icon Jumbo effort pays off
        68 3 HERDED BY FARMERS beating drums and exploding fire crackers, 200 elephants today lumbered to new homes in virgin jungle set aside for them by the Indonesian government. Operation Ganesha, named after the sacred elephant of Hindu mythology, was conceived to save 200 elephants crowded out of
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        Lock icon 15 die of measles
        55 3 FIFTEEN CHILDREN under five years of age have died of measles since November in the central Java village of Mandiraja. the newspaper Suara Karya said in Jakarta yesterday. About 117 other children have been struck by the disease in the past two months in the same
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        Lock icon Marcos' Xmas present
        62 3 PRESIDENT FERDINAND Marcos granted 45 prisoners a Christmas amnesty yesterday but did not extend his order to include any of the estimated 300 political prisoners held in Philippine detention camps and jails. A military spokesman described all of those released under the presidential amnesty as "common criminals"
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        Lock icon Reds raid village
        62 3 COMMUNIST REBELS raided a southern Philippine village on Christmas day and seized 10 rifles from the local milita after a gunbattle that left two dead and six wounded, the military said yesterday. A police report said the 30 raiders wore military uniforms and identified themselves as soldiers
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        Lock icon Viet-Lao protocol
        50 3 VIETNAM AND LAOS have signed a trade protocol covering goods exchange and payment for 1983, the Vietnamese News Agency said in a report monitored in Bangkok The protocol was signed in Hanoi on Saturday by Vietnamese Foreign Trade Minister Le Khac and his Lao counterpart Vanthong Sengmuang. AFP.
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        Lock icon For health's sake
        52 3 THE VIETNAMESE-INSTALLED Heng Samrin regime in Phnom Penh has announced plans to improve Cambodia's public health services with particular stress on efforts against tuberculosis, malaria and contagious diseases. The Phnom Penh news agency SPK said that under the plans, health services are to be extended to remote
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      Japan cannot fulfil 1983 defence plan
      350 3  - Japan cannot fulfil 1983 defence plan PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. Japan's much vaunted plan to build up its military capability appeared 4o peter out today when <*rime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone admitted that the government will fail to meet its projected target on defence spending next year.
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      Lock icon Blasts kill five in Philippine city
      162 3 MANILA, Mon. Five people were killed and 79 wounded in two explosions in the southern Philippine city of Pagadian last night, military headquarters here said today. The first blast, which killed three people and wounded two, occurred on a passenger ship as it was
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      Lock icon US irked by lack of war info from Israel
      452 6 CAIRO. Monday We want more on Soviet weapons, says Weinberger THE United States is i displeased with Israel for holding back information on the performance of Soviet weapons during the war in Lebanon. "We have not received a large amount of
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      Lock icon Warning posts are a must, says Sharon
      414 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. Israel would insist on maintaining "warning posts" in southern Lebanon when it begins talks with Lebanese authorities tomorrow, Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon said today. He suggested the posts would not be permanent but said that a time frame for them
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon 'Fleeing is worst move'
        86 6 A CHINESE OFFICIAL, addressing Hongkong fears about the British colony's future after China reasserts sovereignty, says "fleeing is the worst policy," a Guangdong newspaper reports. The Yangcheng Evening News said Mr Ren Zhongyi, First Secretary of the Communist Party Committee in Guangzhou province, told Hongkong delegates
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        Lock icon Two to die for spying
        81 6 TWO MEN have been sentenced to death by hanging for spying for North Korea and trying to create social unrest in the South, court officials said today. A Seoul criminal court found Song JiSup, a former civilian employee of a military organisation, and Song Ki-Jun,
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        Lock icon US appreciates cuts
        59 6 UNITED STATES ambassador to Japan Mike Mansfield yesterday expressed appreciation for Japan's decision to cut tariff rates for tobacco, chocolate and biscuits as well as on 85 per cent of agricultural and manufactured goods. Foreign Ministry officials said. Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe invited Ambassador Mansfield for a
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        Lock icon French-Sino N-pact
        60 6 FRANCE AND CHINA have signed an accord on nuclear cooperation on research and development for small and medium reactors, the French Foreign Ministry said in Paris yesterday. The agreement, concluded in November, covered materials for use in 300- to 600--megawatt reactors, safety and exploratory research on fast reactors.
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        Lock icon Zhao in Morocco
        59 6 CHINESE PRIME Minister Zhao Ziyang arrived in Rabat yesterday from Algiers on a three-day official visit to Morocco the third stop in his 10-nation African tour. He is the first high-ranking Chinese government official to visit Morocco since the late Zhou Enlai's tour of Africa in 1963.
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        Lock icon Iraqis on air raids
        63 6 IRAQI WAR planes bombed Iranian air defence command and control centres in a number of Iranian towns on Sunday, the official Iraqi news agency reported. Quoting an Iraqi High Command communique, the agency said the Iraqi jets flew a total of 74 bombing missions in which
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      Lock icon ZOO HAS PEOPLE PROBLEM
      99 6 ZOO HAS PEOPLE PROBLEM CAIRO, M'.n The alro Z— Mys It ha* a serious problem humans, mosll\ children, are annoWng the animals no moon that many of them, rapeoialIv b4rd«, are refusing to ■r j ore^<i. As Hassan the lion slumped dejectedly In his race at one recent mealtime, about
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      Israel negotiates with PLO for the first time
      194 6 Newsweek magazine NEW YORK, Mon. Israel, for the first time In its history, Is holding direct negotiations with the Palestine liberation Organisation to secure the release of eight soldiers being held by the PLO, Newsweek magazine reported yesterday. The Israeli government assigned
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      With Earthlings in sight...
      67 7 IT LANDED on the pods, like an alien eye in the sky from some distant planet. But no ET from director Stephen Spielberg's now-famous film will emerge. For this jellyfish-like con- traption will (It over human eye It Is eztemled-wear contact leu made by California's CooperVkiion
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      Lock icon Thousands stranded by Colorado blizzard
      263 7 DENVER, Mon. DENVER, Mon. Army reservists with bulldozers and snow-ploughs were battling to clear snowdrifts up to 4.5 metres deep after Colorado's worst blizzard in 69 years. Acting Governor Nancy Dick declared a state of emergency and called in reservists to help open roads. Both
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      Lock icon Barney's warm Christmas feeling
      137 7 Barney's warm Christmas feeling SALT LAKE CITY. Mon Artificial heart recipient Dr Barney Clark took time from his slow recovery over the weekend to sit by an artificial Christmas tree, listen to carollers and watch children enacting the Nativity scene. He remained in serious but stable condition yesterday and continued
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      Lock icon Checks for cyanide in drug after tew scare
      311 7 Checks for cyanide in drug after tew scare LOS ANGELES. Mon. Health officials yesterday decided to test capsules returned by consumers alerted by widely publicised accounts of the latest discovery of a cyanide-laced medicine. The decision was triggered by the State Department of Health Service's announcement on Friday that 18
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      Lock icon Burnt eggs
      42 7 MANILA. Mon. A light plane laden with thousands of tgp rashwl and .-aught firtas it was about to take off from Mamburao airport on Mindoro island south of Manila yesterday. One of the plane's three occupants was slightly hurt. Reuter
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      Lock icon Press picture helps to reunite 'lost' family
      241 7 MKMPHIS (Tennessee), Mon. A newspaper photograph led to a double Christmas joy for Mr Don Pape a reunion with his mother who was believed killed 46 years ago, and a cross-country conversation with a son he had not seen since World War II
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      Russia 'to lead in gas production'
      103 7 MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet Union will be the world's No. 1 gas producer in a few years, a Soviet minister said yesterday. Gas output in western Siberia 160.000 million cubic metres in 1980 will rise to between 360,000 and 3X0.000 million cubic metres by
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      Lock icon Pledge to fight for union's revival
      482 7 Pledge to fight for union's revival WARSAW, Monday EIGHT influential leaders of the banned Polish trade union, Solidarity, have declared that the country's problems could not be solved without the union and that they would fight for its revival. The defiant statement, dated Dec 10, was signed by key officials
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    Ministry steps in when the computer is stumped
    413 9  - Ministry steps in when the computer is stumped JUNE TAN By Our fducahon Reporter 'Difficult' posting cases have to be handled manually WHILK the fate of most Secondary One applicants is taken care of by computer, it is man who handles the "difficult" pupils who are to be posted to
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    Parents can choose from 52 schools
    270 9 Parents can choose from 52 schools FIFTY -two schools still have vacancies for Secondary One pupils. Parents who are unhappy with the recent Secondary One pouting exerclae and who want their children transferred are encouraged to choose from these schools. Bnt there Is no guarantee that they wilt get a
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    Why some want to change school postings
    370 9 Why some want to change school postings BETTER examination results do not always mean happier parents. This year's Primary School leaving Examination (PSLE) results, which were an improvement over last year's, have created some unhappiness among some parents. They are not satisfied with the secondary schools their children are being
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    Party to usher in new year
    73 9 HKIN<; in the new year at the Countdown S3 buffet dinner and dance to be held on FYiday from 730 pm at the Peninsula Hotel The party, organised by Ang Mo Kio community > -i-niii 1 includes a fancy dress COakML fashion show and
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    Bukit Timah jeans raid
    177 9  -  PAUL WEE By POLK K ymterday raided a hat In a village off Sixth Avenue, Buklt Timah Koad and aelied ovor SIM.M* worth of susperted counterfeit leans, brant* buttons and labels, all said to bear the name of Levi'i, a popular American They are said to
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    Royal visit postponed
    80 9 7. HE X'"X.K '"K. nd Wu«?n of Belgium have postponed their official visit to Singapore and three other countries, scheduled from Peb 24 to March 16. the Koyal Palace in Brussels announced through the Helgium Embassy in Singapore last Thursday An announcement by the palace said the
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      203 9 When choosing a prestige car, will you care enough to buy more than mere prestige? In your life you've achieved much more than a modicum of success a success that shows in everything you've given your family and the .J standing they have in society. «L£ So much depends on
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    Man on armed robbery and theft charges
    161 10 Man on armed robbery and theft charges A MAN was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with two counts of armed robbery involving $152,000, jewellery worth $72,950 and property worth $410. Wee Soon Bak, 26. was also charged with BOHH breaking and stealing property worth $53,987 and $500 in cash
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    Milk carton for school children packs a message
    518 10 "THIS is your milk." The message on the milk pack is in the uneven handwriting of a child and it is for children. In similar writing, it adds: "We need a name and design. Please help." This unusual package, with this message
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    Three hurt in road accidents during weekend
    223 10 THREK people were seriously injured in road accidents on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Police said Mr Term Huay 800, 23, was crossing the road near the junction of West Coast Green and West Coast Drive at about 5 a.m. on Christmas Day
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    Fire exercise
    24 10 THE Singapore Fire Service will conduct a (ire exercise at Beecham Pharmaceutical Pte Ltd. Quality Road, on Thursday at 9.30 a. m.
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    1,710 sign up for Best classes
    90 10 MANY people are willing to learn and achieve new skills. This is evident as the register for the next NTUC Best classes which begins next month lists 1,710 workers. A total of 820 registered at 14 PAP branches and another 890 at the 10
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    RC gets $2,000 and an unusual request
    138 10 RC gets $2,000 and an unusual request IT wu an uusaal rrqur*t ud It left tkf reddenta' committee of \ns«n Aonr A Htnmped, but plr«*anll> s«. A resident In his approached tile committee recently, nvr them ti,m and said: "Takr this and nsr It to rImthe elderly folk In the
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    Rains make inroads in two areas
    121 10  -  YAP YEW PIANG and TAN SUAN ANN Picture* by Downpour leaves gaping hole in road and damages viaduct THE heavy rains this month took their toll on roads In two places. The picture on the left, taken at 18 km SembawanK Road, shows a
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    Judge calls on accused to make defence
    169 10 Judge calls on accused to make defence SENIOR District Judge Michael Khoo yesterday called for the defence of a policeman and a Vigilante Corps member accused of robbing and using criminal force on two Thai women. Mr Khoo told PC Abdul Rahman bin Ghulam Mohamed, 26, and VC Mubarak Hussain
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    Pandan Valley tightens security
    283 10 PANDAN Valley, the largest condominium development in Singapore, has for years I been plagued by periodic outbreak? of vandalism. But a property management team from Jones Lang Wootton will move into the management office and begin to organise a better system of security from Jan 1
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    Fined $500
    34 10 A CASUAL labourer. Fun Chee Leong. was fined $500 yesterday for having an obscene video tape with him near the construction site at Lower Delta Road on Dec 10. He pleaded guilty
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    St John's Island break-in accused dies A MAN who faced a
    305 10 St John's Island break-in accused dies A MAN who faced a charge of housebreaking with three others died in hospital on Christmas Day. Police yesterday identified him only as Marlis. 30, an Indonesian from an island near Taniong Pinang. He died of a gunshot wound in the abdomen despite two
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    English course draws 29 teachers
    172 10 THE Royal Society of Arts (RSA) Certificate course in the teaching of English is alive and well 29 teachers have applied for the 30 places for next year's class. But the scrapping of the course by the Ministry of Education is still a possibility, said
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      314 10 ''^jfl fxynWnMnMßMn^tJMn^n^n^BnWreHxiH^^^^^ I Enjoy the most satisfying S 4fl /[I 1 spread of authentic local /dishes in town and the fashion Sm I treat we have lined up for you. 9 f/ I Every Tuesday, lunch on 9 \X delicious dishes such as Beef 9 Jj Rendang, Nasi Bryani, Chai
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      203 11 THE WORLD'S MOST EXCLUSIVE DESIGNER HOUSES ARE FOUND AT THE PAVIUON INTER-CONTINENTAL. TED LAPIDUS BOUTIQUE Ted Lapidus is best known as the first The Ted Lapidus Boutique. For men's designer to seriously narrow the gap between and women's haute couture coordinates, men's and women's fashion by introducing haute couture coordinates.
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    Too many take up cash offer to resign
    463 12 Electronics firm loses more workers than expected A JAPANESE company lost more workers than it expected and some in categories it wanted to retain after the firm offered cash incentives to employees to resign. Shirasuna Singapore, an electronics company in Ang Mo
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    Robber gets jail and caning
    206 12 Robber gets jail and caning AN unemployed man was jailed for 10 months and ordered to be given 10 strokes of the cane for robbery. Teo Kee Chow, 22, pleaded guilty in a district court yesterday to two robbery charges. The first took place on Oct 26 when Teo and
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    Cabbies warned not to use signs as an excuse
    353 12  -  RAY DHALIWAL By THE Registry of Vehicles has warned taxi drivers against using the "on call" and changing shift signs to pick and choose customers. The warning follows complaints to The Straits Times yesterday by readers who reported they had been
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    150 booked
    33 12 TRAFFIC Police booked 150 motorists for various offences, ranging from inconsiderate driving to road hogging, at 10 roads last week. Si of those booked were warned while the rest were fined
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    Looking after welfare of workers' children
    294 12 EMPLOYERS please note: There is no clearer demonstration of care for your workers than by looking after their children's welfare. Minister without Portfolio Lim Chee Onn who said this yesterday added that education was one area where employees would deeply appreciate any form of
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    Workshop on ballet and Indian dance
    57 12 Workshop on ballet and Indian dance A 10-SESSION workshop on modern ballet and Indian classical dance will be held every Thursday from Jan 13 to March 31 at the People's Association Headquarters. The workshop, to be cooducted in English from 730 p.m to 930 p.m., will include practical work For
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    Christmas spirit lives on
    151 12  -  ARTHUR LEE Picture by IT WAS a dark and damp night after Christmas and in mast parta <»f the island nothing much stirred. Bat In Orchard Road the festive spirit lived an in the shape of this huge singing Christmas tree which lit op tbe night
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    Trophy for best overall drama
    133 12 A BEAMING student, Mohamed Salleh. carries aloft the winning trophy after he and his schoolmates at Buona Vista Secondary School won the best overall drama award for their show-stopping performance on Sunday night. They won the Jah Lelawati challenge trophy, which is named after the
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    'Around the world' contest by Gestetner
    256 12 AN ISLAND-WIDE promotion, yes. but a world-wide promotion of office machinery? Yes, business promotions seem to get Digger even in these days of keen competition. Gestetner has launched an international promotion by way of an Around the World contest which involves about half a
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    Sidek opens exhibition
    70 12 LOCAL photography enthusi MM should be encouraged to strive for more creative work with a Singapore flavour so as to create a local identity iek bin Saniff. Parlia mentary Secretary (Trade and Industry) and (Social Artairsi who said this yesterday at (he opening of the 1982 Asean
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    Arts centre
    16 12 tlA.lt >K I*ool Sip CbW, Minis ci n( st.nr (Culture rrustrr nl thr Sii
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    SSO to perform in schools next month
    221 12 SSO to perform in schools next month THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra will go to schools to perform next month in an effort to cultivate an appreciation for classical music among the young. The orchestra will perform in quartets and quintets, depending on their schedules. A spokesman said: "These sessions are
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    June date for trial
    53 12 A MAN rUimed tna ilay to a charge of irimina breach of trust ot a SI.WK Sharp video recorder Lang. 21. us allege* lo have committed the offeno< bUIWI Dec 4 and 11 ■Ml I'nileii n) in TfU'k i\ »ill he heart ,>n lum> 9 m-v
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      Lock icon Let us terms,
      413 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday PRIME Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said Malaysia wants France and other developed nations to allow Malaysian products to compete in their markets on equal terms. Dr Mahathir said that the developed countries had all along been selling their manufactured goods in
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      Lock icon Customs man detained
      52 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A Customs superintendent was among five people detained by the Anti-Corruption Agency over the past nine days. ACA director of investigations Kaji Mohamed Yatlm Haji SaUeh said the five were held in connection with four separate cases. All the suspects have been released on
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      Lock icon That mistaken notion about studies and blue-collar jobs
      286 13 That mistaken notion about studies and blue-collar jobs KUALA LUMPUR. Monday ASEAN teachers should drop the mistaken notion that blue-collar jobs are for students who are not good in their studies. This call was made today by the Malaysian Labour and Manpower Minister, Datuk Mak Hon Kam, when he opened
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      Lock icon Four in family die in crash
      182 13 JOHORE BARU, Mon. A trip to Singapore (or a family turned into a tragedy when a Petronas officer, his wife and both his sons were killed in an accident in Kulai last night. Mohd Yunus Baba. 46. of Malacca and his family, were to
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      Lock icon Robber hold
      32 13 KUAI.A I.UMPIIK. Mon An Indonesian in his early twenties was caught after he had robbed a restaurant here on Christmas Day He was carrying the cash box containing JoB AFP
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      Lock icon Brothers in forged rupiah racket jailed
      109 13 JOHORK BAKI Man. Tkree brothers werr each tailed for tkree yean today far printing mare than seven Mlllon counterfeit Indonesian ruplahs (abent Ss?l mil lion) In what police Maid 1 til the eaantry's Mggr*t rarket In farmed nates. The three men, wha raa a
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      compete on equal Dr M tells France
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      Lock icon Malaysia will study lawyers' report L on ISA
      141 13 Malaysia will study lawyers' report L on ISA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE government will study the report of an international group of lawyers on Malaysia's Internal Security Act (ISA), the Parliamentary Secretary to the Foreign Ministry, Mr Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir, said yesterday. He told reporters that his ministry would
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      Lock icon Youth shot dead while relatives watched TV show
      125 13 Youth shot dead while relatives watched TV show KUALA PILAH, Mon. A 20-year-old youth was shot dead while his relatives sat watching a television show entitled Putus Harapan (Shattered Hopes) The incident occurred at about midnight on Friday. Aniza Ismail had gone with two of his relatives to Kampung Keppis
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      Lock icon Ipoh to sell fish to Singapore
      70 13 Ipoh to sell fish to Singapore KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority in Ipoh will begin selling fish to Singapore this week. Fama spokesman Teo Siang Chew said most of the fish would be of the fresh-water type. Fama has deridtMl to sell fish to Singapore because of
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      Lock icon Causeway traffic slows to a crawl
      152 13 Causeway traffic slows to a crawl JOHORK BAKI Man. Thr perennial festive MMll tauns aernrred again UmU> r*uxlng traffic an hath nideH of tke CMaeway to slaw down to a crawl Miner early this morning. On the Singapore side, tke queue extended few kilometre* along Woodlands R«td. Tke jams on
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      303 13 fSy/ PRESENTS MRS. ELIZABETH JONES, PRESIDENT OF BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF BEAUTY THERAPY CONFEDERATION. CIDESCO EXAMINER Special 1 Day/2 Day M Seminar on A Aromatherapy M P^l -an ancient art which B restores the health and M m harmony ot body and V K. mind by applying M essential oils ot
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    The Straits Times says...
    489 14 Pick and choose taxi drivers THE reader who signed himself "Angry" in yesterday's Forum page is aU of that. The NTUC Comfort scheme to ensure that its taxis travel a minimum of 260 km a day (or 40,000 km for six months) has only just been
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    The search for a democracy made in Japan
    1335 14  - The search for a democracy made in Japan ROBERT WHYMANT By There is a powerful thrust to recognise his godship again and to make him the sovereign head of the state. This campaign progressively intensified In recent years. TOKYO Some Japanese believe that Japan's imported democratic system now faces its
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    Small groups have big capacity for mischief
    997 14 ON most weekdays at lunchtime, a blue flatbed truck bedecked with banners and the Japanese, American and Taiwanese flags pulls up to the kerb near the expressway that separates Tokyo's Ginza from Yurakucho. To the accompaniment of martial music that booms out of
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      118 14 CHINESE EMPORIUM THE CHOICE OF CHINA C t^lflPo^/ BambooWoveo Handterafis m^^^^k Lovely decoration lor your %>■ f n me 'I "V y' I Hand-Woven Straw/Can* /~"""*^"'"~*'N» Handlcraltf S Ik Functional decor pieces tor the T fc I living room L^ Furf ou p>p#f Wt*± jf r Chine»eScro«i^^>» .^LH S '~^SKr
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      Members may get CPF money faster
      81 15 REPLIES- PI.KASK rrtcr U Um> kttrr "CPF Ukes too lonn to proorw* payment" by "Chris." (ST, It). Tke (>ntr»l Provident Board rwelve* an »\<Tm)(p of 2,7 M appliratioiLs for withdrawal a month and It normally takes about two wet-Its to procrs-s and pay out
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      They can enrol for part-time courses
      135 15 WE refer to the letter "Give this cert recognition it deserves" by "Paper Chase." (ST. Dec 9). We wish to inform "Paper Chase" that Industn al Technician Certificate graduates may apply for admission into the relevant part-time diploma courses conducted by the Singapore Polytechnic
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      370 were booked in 3 months
      88 15 I REFER to the letter "No action" from "Motorist." (ST, Dec 9). We would like to assure "Motorist" that action has been taken by the police against motorists who parked their vehicles illegally at Marine Terrace. For the period from October to December this
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      Two factors that affect recordings
      130 15 WE REFER to the letter by "GPL." (ST, Dec 8). Any coverage of stage performances is subject to the agreement of the performers and availability of our outside recording facilities. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has looked into the matter. We could record only some of
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      Few people use this underpass
      93 15 PEDESTRIANS crossing Neil Road at the Craig Road Keong Saik Road junction are supposed to be served by tne underpass a few metres away. Not many of them, however, make use of it as it seems to be in a permanent state of disrepair. On
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      Road is in darkness
      48 15 Road is in darkness A STRETCH of road running approximately two kilometres from the cargo complex police checkpoint towards Changi Point has no street lighting. It is in total darkness at night. The authorities should instal street lighting here for the safety of motorists. ROAD SAFETY Singapore IC4C
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      Car park under-used
      43 15 BIG container trucks, school buses and lorries are parked every evening along both sides of Teck Whye Avenue. These vehicles should park in the under-used car park nearby. They are a danger to pedestrians and other road-users. HLKY Singapore W
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      Restrict number of applicants to number of units
      296 15 Restrict number of applicants to number of units I HAVE received a letter from the Housing Board informing me that the five-room maisonette Ls but another design of the fiveroom flat. Only a limited number of units are now under construction and they will be allocated according to the registration
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      Help us civil servants decide
      274 15 Help us civil servants decide I REFER to Mr Tan Hin Bian's letter (ST. Dec 23). The purpose of my earlier letter was to point out the wrong use of statistical information in the Straits Times editorial (ST, Dec 8) and to rebuke a veiled and unjust criticism of the
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      Vehicle stopped for emitting excessive smoke
      210 15 OUR vehicle was stopped for emitting excessive smoke by a mobile test team along Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim recently. The officials said the reading showed 74. We were not satisfied with this and immediately telephoned the Registry of vehicles, the automobile association and Vicom. We
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        Kind and courteous
        69 15 I WOULD like to thank the neuro-surgeon, physiotherapist, the doctor, all the nurses, the servants and the attendants of Ward 32 of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital for being so kind and courteous towards me and other patients. During my hospitalisation for two-and-a-half months I observed that
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        Nothing was taken
        78 15 I LEFT my wallet on a table at the hawker centre at Ang Mo Kio j Avenue 4 recently. I went there later after discovering my loss but could not find it. Imagine my relief when I found it in my letter box the next day. Every
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        3 came to the rescue
        56 15 OUR four-year-old son was with two other people in a van travelling along Farrer Road last month when it hit a tree. Two men and a doctor came to their aid almost immediately It is comforting to know that there are such public-spirited people in
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        She felt much better
        58 15 I WENT to the Kreta Ayer Maternal and Child Health Clinic recently and was pleased by the team spirit of its staff. I was feeling sick but felt much better because I the staff there were effi- cient, sympathetic and cooperative. I hope they i will
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      528 15 Kr PLAZA Centrally located in Orchard Road's shopping and tourist area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Ho.el while Holiday Inn is just across the road. Site area of 180.000 sq. tt 16.700 sq. metres approximately. It forms a Golden Triangle with Tangs and Metro Orchard. Metro Departmental Store and
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      Lively sparring in the Dew an Rakyat
      1062 16  - Lively sparring in the Dew an Rakyat LIM YOON LIN G Th« |T/y Region L j By 6 The new style of government under the Mahathir administration was quickly made clear by the Malaysian King In his opening addrem: It Is to be a style of leadership by example. This
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      AMERICA'S CAMBODIA OPTIONS
      765 16  - AMERICA'S CAMBODIA OPTIONS STEPHEN J. MORRIS By Writing tor the International Herald Tribune NEW YORK The memory of Vietnam has prevented the United States from responding to the rape of Cambodia. But national security and human rights concerns suggest that it should provide military and economic aid to the non-communist
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      Ben queried
      93 17 BEN and Co Ltd has been asked by the Stock Exchange of Singapore for the basis on which the cash consideration of $9 million for the sale of its Spottiswoode Park Road property was arrived at. In addition, the exchange wants to know the profit or loss arising
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      Killinghall Tin
      94 17 KILLDNGHALL Tin (M) Bhd has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that the price of Ms 6 per share as consideration for its proposed acquisition of a 23.3 per cent stake in Southern Banking Bhd was arrived at on the basis of a "willing-buyer and a willing-seller". The
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      Bedford Plantations
      43 17 DIRECTORS of Bedford Plantations Bhd have declared a first interim dividend of 10 per cent gross for the financial year ended Dec 31, 1961, payable on Jan 26 to shareholders on the register at the close of business on Jan 19.
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      Straits Trading
      74 17 STRAITS Trading Co has incorporated five investment companies. Straits Holdings Private Ltd, locally incorporated, has an authorised capital of $25 million and an issued capital of $5 million. The other four companies are incorporated in the Netherlands. They are Raffles Investment Trust N V Butterworth Investment and Securities
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      Temerloh Rubber
      103 17 TEMERLOH Rubber Estates Bhd has reported a 10 per cent rise in its group pretax profits to MJ1.98 million for the six months ended Oct 31, 1962, compared with Msl.B million previously. Turnover improved 22.5 per cent from MJ8.35 million to M 510.23 million, due to a higher
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      Lock icon Jardines deputy
      62 17 HONGKONG, Mon. The chairman of Jardine, Matheson and Co Ltd, David Newbigging, today announced the appointment of David McLeod as deputy chairman of the company with effect from Jan 1, 1963. Mr McLeod, who has been a managing director of Jardines since Jan 1, 1961, will hold the
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      Lock icon Warner drops plan
      102 17 NEW YORK, Mon. Warner Communications Inc said it has terminated its plans to acquire Madison Fund Inc because of the sharp decline in the price of Warner's stock. Warner Communications, which had offered to acquire Madison Fund for debentures and stock valued at about US$3BO million (SsB36
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      Lock icon Railways loan
      63 17 PARIS, Mon. The French national railways said it plans to issue a 1.3 billion franc 10-year 6.50 per cent loan at par on the domestic market. It said the interest rate is low because each bond will be included in a lottery held four times a year giving
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      Lock icon Minimum wage
      75 17 ANKARA, Mon. Turkey has increased the minimum wage for agricultural and forestry workers over 16 years old to 13,200 Turkish lira per month from Jan 1, from the present rate of 8,760 lira, a special wages commission announced. The wage is subject to income tax and national insurance
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      Lock icon Thai woven suits
      66 17 BANGKOK, Mon. France has agreed to import Thai woven suits without quota in 1963, Foreign Trade Department director general Danai Tulalamba said. Mr Danai visited Paris and London last week for talks on Thai textile exports. France earlier complained that Thailand shipped more than 50,000 pieces of
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    Malaysian Resources expects marginal rise in NTA
    301 17 Malaysian Resources expects marginal rise in NTA MALAYSIAN Resources Corporation Bhd's (MRCB) net tangible assets will increase slightly to MJ85.71 million following the acquisition of Taiyee Development Sdn Bhd, Bitar Enterprises Sdn Bhd and Sunrise Properties Sdn Bhd. This will give a net tangible asset per share of Msl 55
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    Japanese companies trying hard to reduce costs
    453 17 TOKYO, Mon. Many Japanese companies are now trying hard to reduce staff, costs and inventories to survive the world recession. In one instance, Hitachi, Japan's leading electric and electronics appliance maker which has announced "a state of emergency" recently, started to lay off
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    Little change expected in M'sian oil contracts
    406 17 SINGAPORE refiners are expected to process about 80,000 barrels of crude oil daily for Malaysia next year, unchanged from this year's volume. This is in contrast to the sharply reduced volume to be processed by the refiners for Indonesia in 1983. The unchanged
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    Shell plans to spend MsBsm next year
    423 17 SHELL plans to spend MsBs million next year in Malaysia on manufacturing and marketing activities aimed at meeting the needs of a growing and sophisticated market. The amount will be spent on building and upgrading more filling stations, expanding transport and distribution facilities
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    SEA Lumber denies agreement to set aside GEM shares
    396 17 SEA Lumber denies agreement to set aside GEM shares SOUTH-EAST Asia Lumber Corporation phd has denied reports that there was an agreement or provision to set aside 51 per cent of the equity of its subsidiary, Great Eastern Mills Bhd (GEM), for the Kelantan State Economic Development Corporation (KSEDC). The
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    Bandar Raya finalises plan for Mslb city
    193 17 Bandar Raya finalises plan for Mslb city BANDAR Ray a Developments Bhd has finalised plans for its Msl billion city-withln-a-city in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. The structural design for the project will be submitted to the authorities for approval soon The ultra-modern complex is expected to become a self-contained
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      Prices higher in light trading
      467 17 I jjjjyjj^gyjijj 1 SINGAPORE: The ■Uek market etaied marxuuUlv higher i\ mom baying anppart In light trading vMrterfey. AmMg l«Mlng Miltrlali aid fljuae««, Haw Par, lache»pe, Jur«ng Cemeat, Keck Sen j, Jteki In»rni*tl«n--•1, Mtnim, Paa Electric, sfine Darby, Public Bank, Ol B ao« DBS firmed
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        Falls
        37 17 I B 1 C M UUkoff I l.eoni < rrdit ».llon A N •rim. lUE factors ODU 320 300 240 484 334 MO 515 500 42S 230 -10 •10 -10 -8 4 5 -5 -5 4 -4
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        Rises
        31 17 <BF Hldca If.corp I Cement I Plaaacc lacks Ist Leek S«ng M I IBS 418 710 570 MO 3se 33S 468 785 14 10 10 10 8 8 8 5
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        37 17 iT Indicator: IT Industrials IT Finance T Hotels rr Properties: IT Minings IT Plantations: X3C IESInd: *****1 2E61T4 724.35 725 U 1726.48 *****1 984.22 ***** 580 33 581.9 208.26 208.28 868.77 868.19 ***** ***** 536.76 MlOB
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        29 17 Robinson 223 000 UOL Wrti 171,000 Faber Merlin 171 000 0 C B C 160.000 1 C S 118.000 Total turnover: 3.18 m Total value |9.55 m
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    381 18 FRESH interest in the afternoon session took shares selectively higher on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. After opening at around last Friday's close, shares generally drifted sideways in the morning session until tome light buying took prices to marginally better levels at midday. Trading conditions, however,
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    39 18 FU Tkan New York -B 10 MB -S 10 73S Zurich 10«5B 10S5B 10 75S 10 75S Mea Frl Singapore ***** U.tSB 10.86S 10 7SS dosing prices In US dollars a troy ounce Beam: OradH Sxaase. s'asee
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    651 18 TRADING activity toak an a dlattßOtly alawer pstee at tar Singapore stark market yeatervUy aa laveatars NUyrd aws>y from the market la Uw abaeare af freak Iwmlk. Tke gpnrral lack at tradIng latereat eaaaed valame to awlß«Ue to a mere l.» million unit* at
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    33 18 Up Down unrh Industrials 40 25 23 Finance 4 2 4 Hotels 1 1 Properties 5 3 Oil Palms 4 1 Tins 5 2- robbers 1 5 6 (rubbers Deb I^ians
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    986 18 BID and offer pricca officially listed and bun neat In aad reported to the Stork Exrhaaft of Siafapore yeaterday with the number of sham traded shoam la brackets In lots of 1.000 unlu unleas otherwise aped fted All Tune* Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big
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    531 18 Sel Properties (4.448) (11) 4.42 (8) 442 (6) 444 SETT (4428 4.488) Spore I.aad (6668 6708) (7)6.68 (2)6 60(8)6.66 Tokya Land (1688) Towa A City (3MB I UOL (2688 2708) (1) Z7O (1) 2.71(21)Z708ETT (2.658) (2) 2.70 PLANTATIONS Bata Ka waa (3 308 I Batu Llataag (4 3484 468)
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    456 18 SHARE prices yesterday 1 cloaed sharply higher in active trading as selective and speculative buying spread over a broad front, influenced by the yen's continued firmness against the dollar, dealers said. The market average rose 86.22 to finish at 8.015.07 on volume o( 480 million shares. The Tokyo
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    12 18 THE SYDNEY and Hong kong share markets were closed yesterday.
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    224 18 HIUKMPORI! I Ml TBHIBT (Naaacon- artm far Dor S) Thr Commnrr 2.(8 1.03 The Savings Fund 1(4 in Spore Prog Fund 1 a 1.34 1 S'poreSer Ftind 193 203 S'porr Invnt Fund 1.04 1 09 Spore Equity Fund 124 1 JOxd AMA IMIIKIM (Maaagan* aritwa lar Dw Mai
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    49 18 G Kent (M) M Textile Benta U Cables KssoOrd l>ublic Corp M Cables Mcl k-,1 Johan HnliK H I. Credit StH'll I) U S 755 334 530 316 710 318 242 306 284 545 665 H45 3 2 f 2 I 0 0 *a <o a a o
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    25 18 OCBC Text Corp Uiyiapp K.^ k S«-nK I MPN V in. l N 940 232 334 380 173 Ml 10 08 08 08 07
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    1387 18 mi > and offer prim officially listed and buatntai in and reported to thr Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yesterday, with the number of sham traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unleas otherwise specified INDCBTBUAU AJtalMlll (3 IOBi Aleaa (IKB 1 675) (1) 1.(7 (2) 1.(5
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      RUBBER
      81 19 TOKYO: Rubber Futures closed at the day's lows yesterday, with losses of 9.1 to 6.3 yen in active trading. Values extended their losses and edged down through the day under the pressure of liquidation ahead of the last trading day of the year, reflecting back pending physical business here,
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      65 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese rubber production, including synthetic rubber, fell one per cent to 84,563 tonnes from a revised 85,425 in October but was up 0.1 per cent from a revised 84,488 a year earlier, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said. Cumulative January to November
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      84 19 EXPORTS of all types of rubber from Singapore rose to 85,252 tonnes in October from 82,520 tonnes in September and 70,838 tonnes in October last year, the Department of Statistics said. Imports of rubber into Singapore dropped to 58,010 tonnes in October from 65,076 tonnes in September
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      Lock icon Kuala Lumpur Oct production rises
      180 19 KUALA LUMPUR: Peninsular Malaysian rubber output rose to 136,054 tonnes in October from a revised 134,122 in September and 120,221 in October 1981, the Statistics Department figures show. Cumulative production for the first 10-months rose to 1.22 million tonnes from 1.21 in the same period
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      GOLD
      55 19 THE Singapore and Hongkong gold markets were closed yesterday. I OB O*M SMtßf Am— l prieee: HKrhest Lowest 1 im tM.«B tWMB OO.SB POMS P*ymtaUi«M Kllobar 00.6508 SO.tMS 5 m SI4SB IIMS 10 rm WO3B $JUS Vfm MMB lO7S 90 gm IliaOß 11.9605 100 cm B.OCIB O.IOIS 1/1 01
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      10 19 THE SINGAPORE, Malaysian and London rubber markets were closed yesterday.
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      163 19 SHARE PRICES closed mostly higher but turnover was still low In sluggish trading yesterday, dealers said. The Book Club index rose 0.19 point to 109.00, on a turnover of 5.3 million baht with less than 50,000 shares traded. First Trust gained 1.50 baht to 52.75, and United Flour Mill
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      148 19 SHARE PRICES closed generally steady on a reduced turnover valued at 10.98 million pesos compared with 12.22 million last Friday, dealers said. The Commercial and Industrial index was unchanged but the mining marker rose 7.65 to 896.55, while the oils index rose 0 40 to 1.618. Basic Petroleum rose
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    666 19 THE STOCK market last Friday closed after a brief and very quiet Christmas eve session with bonds and golds firmer while other sectors were mixed where traded, dealers said. The Financial Times! index ended at 589.6, up 1.2 points. Government bonds were up half a point at the long
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    STRAITS TIN
    26 19 THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 32 tonnes to 117 tonnes.
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    146 19 CHINESE Pradace Exefcaage, Slnjrs>p*re, a«*a i Install prloea prr 166 M rTHta> CMOtMt at): Bulk fob $97 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $110.00 sellers, new drum fob $114.00 sellers. Mixed (loose) $56.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white peppat fob Asia NLW $380.00 sell ere, Sarawak
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    PALM OIL
    205 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market firmed on strong covering support in quiet late trading yesterday, dealers said. In December position, south and central regions rose $35 and $30 respectively to MfMO per tonne while in January, central firmed $17 50 to $842.50 The refined market
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    Money and exchanges
    548 19 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1380 00 and drifted lower amidst a thin market. It was traded between a range of $2 1220 and 52.U90 00 before closing at C 1205 15 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. The US unit was relatively weaker against
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    Discount
    44 19 RANGE of prtc«a offered by discount hoiaws on Dec 27 Overnlfht J Call deposit*: 3 Omtmt 3-month Treasury bill* 2H 2V, 3-month Bank bills SH SVt 3 months CD 8H SH 6 months CD 7"« 7 s as— NiMml Dai li a«l Os.
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    Money market
    31 19 Cloilng Inurbank rate* for Slngapan dollan on Dec 17: Offer Bid Overalcbt 10". io 1 month B. 2 mootln IH 11,I 1 3 inoatha IH 8 < N-ernljjht mod* 10-
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    28 19 THE avenge rate at which nu>r Singapore I banks an tmmmUy prepared to \*mi to tfcelr I best easterners Is ISI per w nt. J
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      3449 21 A• I I BJga. MANSFIELD TRAVEL ■••>« aalaohahad imw AUWT/ TAX STAFF I«.„. M i^*^«d group ol CLERICAL ASSISTANT JUNIOR SECRETARY Interior firm IU/lV FmnlflVmßnt laclunng hrm iMMd in Jurong r.- a prof...ional hrm rK)uir.« compani*. wilh ortic. in Hill.ww urgentl) rnjuirfs !.,r >W A I tllipiUyillWlll Applic.lion. •>. m«lt.d
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      3459 25 I """"I REOUMSD IMMEDIATELY 0000 IBj^HB MM MMMBJBMI| •HbbSHHI I Vehicles Boats S.H^CsS'"'' h I gf3»lituW^a?taaT>Tl»J V 1 sssrs^sz r- citimac industrial complex i ™Sr_?l «tl™ LBSS__ ww For higher productivity and profits -aSfj Henderson g^«aSiiit-ML-= Industrial Park feosr (Oon n»K« Post Of flee) «l. Ton. l*e Building. Car no
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      4407 26 I o I 0181 IS. VILLA O.LLC Kose. -A.IR PAfUANO HILL/ I ourl ROOM AVAB-ABLE M MarMllng SERANOOON OAROEN ESTATE I Properties ;_i l *****/ chell Homes cooo/ Tn5781 unfurnished room h.o o-»- 4 -E_ rt c_-. [rSi273^fs9 tJh Prop r rcsyT^ 1 86 Ac*™nod.tkH, lJtt?l'%&ttSZ n^h^w,?hrpo]terffit'u U re- .".'X
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      3161 28 S |c J! HAM HO E^ I S I!■ DINERS HOLIDAYS LWS^k Hli tlcl iMtf||||P|Mi l v^. a-^. .^f i Z^^F A W Ql4 16 18 Pearls Centre. HfeftWgSjEJSJB F TOU CCJ M COU M I Oil All LrlritJsJQsJsg C^TltfC COME UNVEIL K-^^Sfel E SS' P'lBH us for a better
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      Governor's Gold cup
      99 29 CLASS 1 DIV 1 —2,000 m (Ratings: 177 142) II SIAPA RAJAH IV 83.5 177 11 KEEP GOING IV 63 17S 4 PERSIAN SAPPHIRE 51.5 Iff 5 KISSIMMEE 58.5 IC7 7 TAMAN SINGAPIRA 5t 1« 5 CONCESSION 55 1M 14 JOINT COMMAND HI 54.5 15» 1 BREAKTHROIGH
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      1671 29 PENANG, Mon Wpighu. harriers and latinxs for this weekend's races: SATUfWAY ClaM 1 On J 3.000 m (Rannos 143-111) 1 Pegasus II 57 142 11 Creme De U Creme 56 5 141 16 Shining Keom 1 EA 1(565 141 20 Free Way 56 140 2 Ipper Crov.enor 54
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      32-point rise in rating
      130 29 FOUR-YEAR-OI.D New Zea land gelding. I-ord Sterling, who made a sensational debut at Penang last Sunday when he spreadeagled IS rivals in the Class 3 Div 5 sprint over 1.200 m. has picked up a 32-point jump in his rating and sent up a class. He
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      Beaten favourites
      340 29 PENANG. Mon. How the beaten favourites fared over the weekend SATVRDAY (good) RACE Victory ITI did not live up to his name, finishing a well-beaten third to Sweet Memory HI. Jockey V. Nathan was suspended for three race days for not placing Victory' DI to better advantage between
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      Joint Command storms into the Cup picture
      557 29  -  EPSOM JEEP By QUITE a few Governor's Gold Cup hopefuls put up eye-catching performances in their lead-up races at Penang over the weekend. Perhaps none was more impressive than Joint Command Hi's slashing third to two speed merchants, Chummy's Special and Triomphe, in
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      How they ran at Penag on saturday
      258 29  -  JONATHAN CHOO Pictures allNm by At the 400 metres At the finish Cl 1 Div 4 1.200 m 1. Strawbonv Kiold 2. Rocket 111 3 Its Wonderful II 4 She's A I-a.lv II Disi Shd. nk. Time 1:11 9 ("1 2 I)i\ 3-
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      1008 29 M Education Instruction Announcements 112 Commercial 113 Language 131 MarriagM/ M^^ sß^-a^^a^— Engagements ELEMENT AMY. MTEftMCDIATE —^—^—^—^i^^^ CIMrADORP LEVEL* (or Kngllsh v Korrlgn SINUMrUnC l.aiiugiige French. Japanrsr «*JAN WATSON AND Veronica TAVsTinu ionium Shorthand, Hookkrrp Jowph will br united In Holy IAAAMUn ng Typewriting Boudvllle Lan- Matrimony on the 2*th
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      287 30 MM. WO SHAW (M* MONK A LEE QEOK SWEE »9«d»0 Caftod Horn* poacvruNy by tna Lard on Monday 27lh Dmtnlw 1M2 taavmg bahmd: •oa John Shaw Lay Slong DwgMtn Nanry Sum Daisy Shaw John Sum Yokr S«n| Evelyn Shaw David Shaw SuianneShaw Melvyn Sum JacquellnrSum l< mown Iw
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      IN LOVING MEMORY Of
      83 30 TERESA TANG PON POM O*part»d on 2Sltl Olflmail 1M3 Oone from our lives one so dear But In our hraru forever near PwntuMy amid by Sara* Ping. SMrtoy Kon. P.ulin* Tang. JiMnt Chu». Itmn T«n. Patricia Pano. LI CKMq, T«a Khoon M LETCHUMI. agad 2s peaaad
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      143 ANNOUNCEMENTS
      88 30 Thr family of the late JOSEPH VINCENT CHOY express their heartfelt thanks to Rev Fathers J Tang. E Dunne. J Crowe. J Martin. P Pang, a Oasper. R De Rotarlo. relaUves and friends for their kind assist ance. prayers, donations, wreaths and condolences during their recent bereavement TtwFamHyofttwLal*
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      89 30 MR. ONG CHWEE TEE AOEM DEPARTED ON 20/12/8? wish to upctii thair haaritaM thank* and gralituda to raiattvaa. Itwida. doctor! and nuritl ol TTtM, bwinMi mocuiw lor Ihatr kind MMtMct. attandanca. dona Horn orsatha and condotanca* (tunng thao racaol ba»aa»a«want. THE HENO FAaHtV uf the
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      167 30 The Fam ily or the lata 8EAH KIM ENG wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to their relatives and friends for all condolences and help rendered during their recent bereavement. The family ol the late OM.N.S.UM eipreee their iincvi appraciaHan •ml gratitude to ft Pang and mamban (H lha 81
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      144 In Memoriam
      57 30 In Evar loving Mamory Ot Our C MANUEL Dapartad M.12.71 HI.I portrait In Its silver frame Thr ravage* of lime may dim Hut in our hrarU hr's still thr same. Wr hold bright memories of him chiidran and daughtar -m-la* Raquiam Maa* al Church 01 OIPS Siglap
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      45 30 FOO CNEE SAY Depart** MM ri In Loving Memory Of K ATHIRES AN S/0 M. R AMI AM i Departed »th Dec -7. Four long years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful brothers, asslon. brothers-in-law staler-«n-4e* and grand-dad a^B^BBBBB^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBmBaM
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      26 30 MRS. SCAM KE KUANG NCE LILIAN LEE LN.EEN D€PA*TED J» 12 71 DEARLY MIMCO BY HUSBAND DAUGHTER. SON. SON-IN-LAW AND LOVED ONES.
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      17 30 MR TAMKOK SOON MthDec.ei Fondty remembered by wife, aoria. daughtara-in law and grandaona.
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      32 30 PETER LOW VOCK CMUING Dopartod »»h Doc t1 Not iu»l today but •vvryda i W* romomoof ttw tim#s Alwsys r#m#woofoo by p* f nil. brother*, broth*r-in-la«r, i»l»r«in it»
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      25 30 WOMGTOIFOOM Of PARTED Omt*mb*t 1M0 DEARLY MMKO AND ALWAYS REMEMIERED «Y PARENTS •ROTMCRS SISTERS. SISTER IN LAW AMD LOVED ONES.
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      20 30 RICHARD PHANO NGITSIN Departed on 2t.12.77 Dearly wind by PmnM, Biothxi SMtan. H»phi«r«, Much and ton J—on.
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      Lock icon Socrates calls club-mate's drug arrest a frame-up
      146 30 SAO PAOLO, Man. BraalllM V>orld (up and orlnthlans raplain, Sooratew, yeaterday said that rlnb-mate (aMajrrande, arrented far rooaine pomtwiwlon on Friday, had been a victim of a frame-up. artacrande, who was rharxed yesterday, was released from pollre caMtadv on Friday sayInc the cae»lne
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      Lock icon All for the love of his team...
      231 30 All for the love of his team... THIS anectode certainly sounds like a sketch from Monty Python's Flying Circus. The assistant manager of Dutch soccer club Vitesse, Jan van Eyk, had to have a knee operation and was admitted to the hospital at the University of Nijmegen. After the operation.
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      Lock icon Brilliant Imran destroys India 'for biggest win
      541 30 IMMA lit Ibjm Id PAKISTAN INDIA tad laaa (avenight US-D Uavaafcar b Imran 42 Ana lbw Qadir 11 Yeagaekmr <■ Wasim b Imran 79 V tHfcwmaala b Imran 0 AmanaJa lbw Imran 3 PaMJ b Imran 0 kirmaal c Malik b Qadir 1
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      Bitter taste to Pakistani joy
      238 30 KARACHI. Mon. Pakis i tani cricket fans' joy at their side's victory in the I Second Test against India turned sour here today when a new row broke out among officials of the sport. The row erupted on the rest day of the Test yesterday
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      Lock icon Scoring isn't everything, says Allen
      473 30 LONDON, Mon. Striker Clive Allen has become a better player by ignoring some of the demands of goalscoring. The young Queen's Park Rangers' striker, forever to be known as the "poor little rich boy" who made a footballing fortune from Cl million ($3. 48 m)
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      54 30 LONDON, Mon. Aiaenal beat neighbours Tottenham 2-0 in an English First Division soccer match here today. Other results Oh. Oa»: Liverpool 5 Man City 2, Luton 1 Watford 0. West Ham 3 Swansea 2. My. Twa: Barnsley 0 Sheffield Wed 0. Fulham 1 Cambridge 1. QPR
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      39 30 BANGKOK. Mon South Korea defeated China 2-0 to become the unofficial Asian Youth soccer champions here. The two teams drew 1-1 earlier in the round-robin tournament, but the unofficial final was arranged as a crowd pull er UPI
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      310 30 Aussies only three runs ahead MELBOURNE, Mon. The Fourth cricket Test between Australia and England was evenly poised today after a fighting display by Australia's midale-order batsmen gave them a slender firstinnings lead at the close of the second day. Australia were all out for 287 in reply to England's
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      Soccer shambles
      800 31  -  JOE PORAI Soccer. ..by Series of flops and flaws make 1982 a disastrous year for Teo's council FOR Singapore soccer, 1982 will go down in their annals as a disastrous year filled with flops and flaws that plunged the interest of players and fans into abysmal depths. Except
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      Haron rises above hot air
      613 31  -  HAKIKAT R AI Athletics by SOME people reach the pinnacles by default. But for Haron Mundir, the climb to the summit was purely on merit. And Singapore's success story or, rather, the lack of it in track and field can be pegged to the individual
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      Jamal, Hamzah halt cycling's ride to extinction
      409 31  -  PATRICK BASTIANS Cycling. ..by IF NOT (or the brilliant efforts of talented cyclist Jamalludin Mohammed and the diligence of Singapore Amateur Cycling Association secretary Hamzah Abdullah, competitive cycling in the Republic this year would have followed the dodo bird to extinction. It's a
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      Stigma in the way
      194 31  -  LEONARD KING Billiards .by THE social stigma that hangs over snooker and billiards will, for the next few years, be the biggest enemy of the Singapore Billiards and Snooker Council Nineteen-eightytwo has been no different and. unless we change our attitude towards the sport, there seems
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    Rumours quashed
    63 32 TOKYO, Mon North Korean Vice- President Kirn D made his first public appearance in four months at a mass rally, the North Korean Central News Agency reported today. The news followed rumours that Mr Kirn was under house arrest after defeat in a power struggle with a group
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    Confucianism as a state ideology? Goh laughs...
    257 32 Confucianism as a state ideology? Goh laughs... THERE is speculation, at home and abroad, that Confucian Ethics for our schools is the thin end of the wedge, that the government's real objective is to impose Confucianism as a state ideology. Dr Goh Keng Swee was asked to comment on this...
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    Man fined $6,500 for 'jobs' graft
    139 32 A FORMER personnel i officer was yesterday fined $6,500 and ordered to pay a penalty of $35,000 for corruption. Michael Chee Ah Nam, j 46. now a taxi driver, pleaded guilty to corruptly accepting $35,000 from Mr Doraisamy Balasubramaniam, proprietor of Kartigesan General Contractor,
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    30 32 HONGKONG. Mon Eight I people were missing and fear I ed dead after their boats capI sized and sank in rough seas off Hongkong today, police said. Reuter
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    211 32 Man of the Year. ..is machine NEW YORK, Mm. Par tfce lint Hum, Time nutffMliie's "Mv «f Ike Year" Isn't human It's a e*mpater. "The endarUiK America* lave attain with the aatouMMle aad tke wievtstea set are mw being transformed lit* a giddy nawrt— far tke persaaal computer," tke American
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    112 32 Nakasone tour for Asean support TOKYO, Mon. PRIME Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone plans to visit Asean countries in early May to seek their support in Japan's plan to depend its sealanes, a major Japanese newspaper reported today. Quoting government sources, the Mainichi Shimbun said Mr Nakasone believes Japan will be unable
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    33 32 NEW YORK. Mon Thy !>..» Jones average of .10 irvlustnals rose 4 97 In 1.***** nnints in thr first half hum of trediag iin trw Now York Stock Xx h.inur today AP.
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    14 barred from hiring more foreign workers
    479 32  -  IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent Ministry also orders 101 bosses to make good short payment in wages to 1,172 THE Labour Ministry has taken stiff action to curb the recurrence of labour troubles involving foreign workers. It has barred 14 employers from
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    184 32 BANGKOK, Mon Thailand recorded a 4.5 per cent growth rate this year, while Indonesia achieved self-sufficiency in rice. The Bank of Thailand said today that Thailand's economic growth should reach 5.5 per cent in 1983 before surging beyond 8 per cent with an expected improvement
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      232 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Foreign contractors have good cause to celebrate the coming New Year for they have won most of the major construction contracts awarded this year, reports ANGELINE TAN. The new chairman of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has taken the first step in his
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      139 32 l?P TO 1 p.m. Partly cloudy with showers in few areas later affecting several areas around noon onwards. TEMP. (C) up to C a.m. tomorrow: M max., 24 mln. SINSET today: 7.f7p.m.; SINRISK tomorrow: 7.15 a.m. UPI GLOBAL WEATHER AdelaMe 26 32C Rain MaalU 22 311 hair VmstrrtUm 26C Cloudy
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        1236 1 BRIAN SIMPSON, an education methods adviser to a computer company, applies critical thought to the question of how far computers can aid education. He believes it can never replace the human teacher. THIS is the age of the miracle chip. Soon we shall be wallowing in
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        Pepper adds dash
        678 2 Photographs: NIK KASMANI In the midst of the heated theatrical activity of the past Singapore Arts Festival, one cool blonde turned many heads. Marguerite Pepper, artistic consultant from Sydney, acted as the right arm of festival consultant Anthorv Steel. JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN interviewed her before she flew home
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      618 3  - Mother in Madras Christine Khor MY MOTHER came back from Madras one hot Saturday afternoon. In her hands she held bulging suitcases, one Nataraja statue (made of papier mache), a basket of small, black grapes and long, green drumsticks (they were growing all over the backyard, how could she resist
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      505 3  - The price of worldly wisdom LINDA NEO li^in'lVr'inr IT'S the silly season: Caught up with the festive air and unspent bonuses, a group of us venture into Chinatown. We enter our favourite jade and silver shop; they're having lunch, but we interrupt it with our giggles and euphoria. Oh, show
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        673 7 A love affair with strings attached that's kite-flying. Next month, kite-lovers from eight countries will be here to pull their strings in the Kite Festival '83. K. MALATHY finds out more about it from Shakib Gunn, president of the Singapore Kite Association. OOME Jan 15, Singaporeans can
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        490 7  -  VERNON SCOTT By in Hollywood ET WAS an E.T. year in Hollywood as the little extra-terrestrial scampered off with US$3OO million ($648 million) and threatens to surpass Star Wan' US half-billion-dollar all-time box-office record. It was the year CocaCola pumped some fizz into films
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        Couple of new faces from HK at Caldecott
        358 7  -  Leong Weng Kam m THfe, Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has recruited a coo pie from Hongkong to boost its Mandarin Drama (nit. Mr han Ya-Cals, formerly from Television BraadcasU Limited <TVB), aid hU wife Madam Helen Pmh, who used U work In the
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      21 1 She's got *> Festival ft Madras. Madras L OUTLOOK P( W^j^± OUTLOOK LEISURE Page Two 1 U W Page Three Page Seven
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      251 2 i**^^^ Ml" 1 fIC^S "Hvw a-'" ij^jh BSE PIUS Free glti lor every Bflß purchaM of $500 and above Don't miss this great affair at the Singapore Conference Hall. THE STRAITS TIMES W THE SUNDAY TIMES fl?. l^?^™? ore ovo.lable daily m Diokorto from QJ^ J P| J£ A SITTA
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      1106 4 APPOINTMENTS I NOTICE S wmm a IN THK HIGH (Ol XT OK THK Ywlwl llw t-l ly II IVvlw r.mpMJr» WlBdlBK-1 pNo H» W& 1/ ft' '^^^ffv&^^^a\ IN rllK MATTEB M lin WWXr^MWM \^^t!ftk% Mm COMPANIBB ACT. CAP IM Kjl Vm^^-^^mmmmmmmml XS W. ■■•^^^^l IN THE MATTKK Ol >{■ Bl
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      548 4 GARFIELD ByJlmDavis I GO fETCH LOOK CLOSELY, JON. II LL IGNORE YOUR U" THE PAPER, THESE ARE CAT'S PAWS, SMALL INPISCRETION V GARFIELP J NOT SLAVE'S PAWS THIS Tl/V\E, ANP N, SPARE YOUR LIFE rTHANKVOU i Z Zi> JPM I?AV?^? g 1982 united Feature Syndicate me STAR WARS B y
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      872 5 APPOINTMENTS NOTICE mmm IN Illh M\rrKK OK IHK (OMI'ANII-S A(T (I HAITKK IW) I m in rrn-: mattkkiik Are you a self-starter with a proven sales record si Tr> in the Computer business environment? (l "<«^^"»> If you are, then you may be the person we are '^^J? 1^ 1
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      312 5 PEANUTS By Schuiz KNOCK KNOCK By Andy Hold Dan Arnold MOW YOU mVS STAY lltlt<TCLn^Sro^sl 1 WHD&IHbW) LIUA- J UJARMINTHEUJ.NTER... Q^J W^J^T tf&X i^4> REALLY?) I BUT HOU) V 0 YOU GET I IM~WH0? 1 1 II TDA-rLARF fTbvTl'** >i. ONUNPERVOUKFEATMERS? HjfcZ, \*6u\ <^^\ NORBERT By George Fett A\\ Ati-AH—AH—
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      380 6 The StaiiitsTiiiies An indispensable reference THE TOTAL INFORMATION CONCEPT USEFUL INFORMATION TRADE NAMES ||U:| i M Government Quasi-Government listings Looking for a particular brand name?? This >»|4 ff Useful Bus Routes section consists of a comprehensive trade name <i^ '.V<| «i*% 1983 Year Planner listing which will enable you to
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      493 7 Musical instrument Revolution! As the new Casiotone Series reads the score and teaches you to play, it's great fun for all. •Combines FEET, ENVELOPE, and JM H^ Sgo^%\ rnm^k L^^^^ MODULATION to create a total of 1.000 y^^Hsßß^^Bßßßßßßsl^r^^^^tW^nav \^LV^ssV b^^^^^ great sounds •Programmable arpeggio m mm\ m^ A^^BBBBBBBBBBsfitlllH^^^^ function •Dimensions:
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      107 7 TODAY: StagajMre 2.52 a.m. (1.2 m), 8.48 a.m. (2.7 m), 3.39 p.m. (0.5 m), 10.31 p.m. (2.4m) Srrflll KecbJl 235 am (1.5 m), 8.03 a.m. (2.3 m), 2.45 p.m. (0.7 m), 9.46 p.m. (2.4 m). Part Dtekswi 4.45 a.m. (2.7 m), 11.52 a.m. (0.7 m), 5.11 p.m. (2.2 m). 11.22
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      189 7 EXHIBITION OP CON- time Museim Sentosa 9 TEMPORARY BINOA- a.m. V3O p.m Ends PORE ART AND II Friday SUNG A PORK PHOTOO- F raARI F nkNS RAPHERB National MA«LE DANS LA Museum Art Gallery. 9 P o A fUm ..7 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Ends Corporate Imp: After 10 PYjj av
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      578 8 I 1 1-% I Bridging The Past and Future: Of ■Wggl 1 N***" <* Worid: M a natural WOCWuP rkV\i\ Y*\(lCPsr— imposing Inks that cross the span of time. adjunct to the melting pot that is Singal CK/L/IC' lArllA. 1 11/H/U^ andspace Okdbridges. beautiful bridges pore, cwr cuisines a mouuVwatenng
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      1420 8 jASt look 3t M Hi Hi P WWa^m Mt Crocodte Tears (Manda before she changes her mind. But once that is »or an article he is writing about the school. done, it seems like bad luck all the way 9.45 Ntws and Weather Forecast A «i e* fnr^ 6.15 Ntw
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      603 8 i.H National Anthem (ol- 7.M News and Weather lowed by Opening An- Report followed by Pronouncement I.N News in gramme Summary 1.11 Brief tM Another Mom Evening Digest 7.J1 ing Another Show 7.M Science Report: The two News and Weather Report topics dealt with in this I.M Morning Digest 7.»
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        1179 1 IT WAS a wet evening when I walked up the pre-war flat at 6-B, I,oke Yew Street. Madam Luclen Wong M.i. in Shing's warm welcome almost made me forget the purpose of my visit which was to write a kind of curtainraiser for a two-night
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        Masses savour folk arts
        341 2 lnrlnded performanre« of theatre, folk art, and baiilr inNtruction rlaiises. From the large crowds attending, It waa clear that the festival Inspired the Interest of many people In traditional folk arts. The stage design and surroundings were based on the handscroll, The City of Cathay, and
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        Goldfish swim back
        464 2  -  cy, however, goldfish breeding made a rapid comeback. Now, Shanghai alone Cuces annually 4.5 milgoldfish, of which one- third is exported. Besides the goldfish farms and the pools of the parks, there are also several sizeable goldfish breeding operations run by communes and unemployed youth. In addition
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        1076 2 APPOINTMENTS /p->>«-^-H^\ X I > J p k f The Po otefln Company A well established Local Bank invites suitable applica- I yMWMMMm W.Cj.L. (Sift&ipOre PtC. Ltd. I BANK OFFICERS (AUDIT) I (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. I j Applicants should possess an accounting degree and/or I ASEANs lire! and only oerospace
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        352 3 CATHAY: HURRY! HURRY! LAST DAYS!| i A story of two friends who didn't know they were i > i I g supposed to be enemies. i ;LjLw p»j»ca<«' j@-" -'Cnr^ Esa i GET THIS TAKE -HOME BOX lull »H 111 I i vFa! lulu cam «icwt«l your kids will love
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      Dua penulis ulung yg sukar ditanding
      977 4 Minggu mi MOHO LATIFF MOHD menumpukan perhatian atas dua orang penulis veteran Melayu yang begitu banyak memberi sumbangan mereka dari zaman sebelum perang hinggalah zaman selepas perpisahan Singapura dari Malaysia. Kedua orang tokoh mi tidak asing lagi kepada masyarakat tempatan. fc^ C UTSOttj JLjOOK
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      623 4 HARUN Bin Mohd Amla the real name tor Harun Amlnurrawhid U the most Important literary figure In Singapore, If not the Malay literary world. Bis ability till today ranalas nasorpassed by aay apeMnlag writer as he Is very predictive and bas many b**ka
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