New Nation, 7 March 1977

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    Masthead
    22 1 NewNation SINGAPORE Monday, March 7, 1977 No. 1890 Price 25 cents M C (P) 262/1/77 r -J—- NI IV (0) NATION COMMENT,
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    Lock icon The goal I didn't see
    269 1  -  Worlds Cup \Z a Special m: Story by Jeffrey Low Mohammed Noh In tears last night as he hugs his coach Choo Seng Quee in the dressing room moments after he made the shock disclosure Tiiai, he didn't see the p< nalty which he successfully
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    Lock icon Quake toll put at 4000 dead
    246 1 UPI Bucharest, Monday Rumania Is struggling to recover from the massive earthquake that shaped up today as the worst disaster to strike the country since the devastation of World War Two. Unofficial estimates put the toll at up to 4000 dead and more than
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    Lock icon Holyoake
    23 1 UPI Wellington, MondayVisiting Queen Elizabeth has appointed a former Prime Minister, Sir Keith Holyoake, as the next Governor-General In New Zealand. —UPI.
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    Lock icon Nyerere's Peking aid threat
    169 1 Reuter New York, Monday Tapzania's President Julius Nyerere was quoted yesterday as saying Soviet or Chinese troops might be asked to help defeat the white minority government of Rhodeslan Prime Minister lan Smith. In an Interview published by Time magazine. Mr. Nyerere was quoted as saying:
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    9800 SIA workers in 3 years' time
    370 2 Singapore Airlines will recruit personnel at an annual rate of 5.4 per cent in Singapore and 11.2 per cent overseas. By 1980-81 SIA will have a total of 9800 employees. This was aisciosea oy SlA's planning manager, Dr. Cheong Choong Kong. In the
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    Lock icon New-look firemen in action
    86 2 Firemen wearing their recently issued heat resistant reflective jackets fighting a fire in Paya Lebar Road last night. Perched on the rooftop of an adjacent shophouse, the firemen pat oat the blase within a few minutes. A police spokesman this morning said the fire broke out
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    Sewer work
    26 2 Motorists are advised to avoid the Junction of Keppel Road and Cantonment Road today from 3 p.m. till tomorrow night because of sewerage work.
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    Guitar
    31 2 The Metr op o 111 a n YMCa Education Centre is conducting an eightsession course on Guitar for Beginners from March 9 at 8.15 p.m. For further details, ring *****66.
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    Trade team arrives from Italy
    166 2  -  By K.K. Fong An Italian trade mission is looking into the possibilities of manufacturing leather goods In this region because of difficulty in Italy to recruit young craftsmen into th's Industry. Mr. Glanfranco Lottl, the deputy leader of the 38-member trade team which arrived here
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    STOCK MARKET
    170 2 Marginal gains were chalked up In selective trading at the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. The options Board were quiet, however. Wearnes was a firm feature as it Improved five cents to $3. Meanwhile Haw Par announced that It has sold five million vrfack Chla-MPH shares it *>wned
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    1000 radio taxis by next year
    213 2 The Singapore Taxi Owners and Drivers Co-opera-tive Stores Society expects to have 1000 radio taxis on the road in a year's time. This can be gauged by the increasing use of the radio system by the public, the chairman of the society, Mr. T.
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      644 2 AT THE CINEMA KING KONG: A Dino De Laurentlls spectacular that 1s a remake of the original done In the 30s. Stars Jeff Bridges, Charles Qrodin, Jessica Lange. Odeon: 12.45, 3.30, 0.30 and 0.30 p.m. THE PiNK PANTHER STRIKES AGAIN; Peter Sellers stars as the bumbling Inspector Jacques Clouseau in
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      54 2 Today: 11.50 a.m. (3.1 m). Tomorrow: 12.22 a.m. (2.9 m); 12.32 p.m. (3m). Wednesday: 12.53 a.m. (3m); 1.17 p.m. (2.9 m). Thursday: 1.28 a.m. (3m)- 2.05 p.m. (2.7 m). Friday: 2.05 a.m. <2.9 m); 3 p.m. (2.5 m). Saturday: a.m. (2.8 m); +.OST p.m. (2.2 m). Sunday: 3.35 a.m. (2.6
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      102 2 Big Sweep and Toto BIG SWEEP drawn on Saturday: 1 No. ***** 2 No. ***** 3 No. ***** Starters: Nos. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. Concolatlon: Nos. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. BIG SWEEP drawn on Sunday: 1
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    Plan for jewellery centre in Tanglin
    208 3  -  By Peter Ong Plans are being studied for for the building of a jewellery centre, housing some of the world's foremost Jewellers, in Tanglin Road. The project will be developed by the Urban Redevelopment Authority. Sources said a multi-storey building will be built on
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    Principal of Tanjong Katong retires
    165 3 Mrs. B.H. Tan, principal of Tanjong Katong Girls' School, helps herself to the cake at a rousing sendoff party by her colleagues on Saturday. The party was to mark her retirement after a 24-year association with the school, the last 12 years as principal. Mrs.
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    Lim elected president
    56 3 Mr. Lim Jit Poh has been elected chairman of the Singapore Educational Administration Society for a two-year term at its recent annual general meeting. Other officials elected are Messrs. Eugene WlJeysingha (vice-chair-man), Michael Liew Kok Pun (general secretary), Naranjan Singh (assistant general secretary), Llm Na« Tian (treasurer)
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    Mutual benefit societies to do more for members
    342 3 Mutual benefit or g a n i satlons are looking Into ways to diversify their activities in response to the govern ment's call. At least six plan to build homes for did folk while others are looking Into schemes to provide unemployment
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    STPB 'no' to Changi village marker
    132 4 The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has turned down a request by Changi Village shops to erect a STPB marker there to help woo tourists. The request was sent to the Board last year by an ad hoc committee responsible for opening the new village
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    Wanted: 2600 graduate teachers
    386 4  -  Govt cuts 143 posts because of fewer pupils By Teresa Ooi The Government ha# approved a total of 2639 graduate teacher posts for this year 7— a decrease of 143 posts compared to last year. A Ministry of Education offi- cial said the decrease was due
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    More nurses to care for the aged
    353 4 The Home Nursing Foundation and the Maternal Child Health Services have merged to make available more manpower to provide nursing care for the bedridden In homes of the sged. The 11 HNF district nurses from outpatient clinics are now stationed st nine Maternal
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    Special ETV holiday programmes
    80 4 The Singapore Educational Media Bervice will telecast special educational programmes during the one-week March holidays. The programmes, to be* telecast dally from March 14 to 18 between 9 a m. to noon, #111 cater to primary to secondary levels, a circular to all schools said. Among
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    Lucky girl, Khin Tuan
    110 4 SHE WINS $10,000 AFTER SECOND TRY Teacher Miss One Khin Tuan, 24, has won the $10,000 New Nation Moneywords Jackpot. "I never expected to win. I can't believe it. I am shocked," she said in an interview at her home in Prince Philip Avenue. Miss Ons,
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    Birth control: The man's part...
    173 4 Women canvassed in a recent Her World magazine snap survey overwhelmingly voted that men should bear a greater responsibility for birth control than they do now. Of the six women survey!s two 8ln «le. three married and one divorced for the March issue only one
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    President of UNA
    56 4 Dr. Tham Seong Chee, a senior lecturer In the University of Singapore, was elected Dresldent of the United Nations Association of Singapore at Its annual meeting, last week. Other officials are Mr. Lee Kwok Weng (Vicepresident) Mr. Peter Koh Soon Kwang (se-cretary-general); Miss Aw 81aw Peng (asst.
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    Student gets US award
    144 4 The president of the University of Singapore Political Science Society, Mr. Hussaln Mutallb, has been awarded a US government scholarship under the East Asia and Pacific Student Leader scheme. He will leave for America on March 18. The scholarship is to encourage mutual understanding among student
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    Lock icon Threat to banks in London
    346 5 Whitehall could drive business elsewhere Reuter New York, Monday The threat of government Interference in the City of London banking community could eventually drive international fl nan clng out of London, according to Business Week magazine. "With the Bank of England no longer acting as
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    Lock icon Leyland strike: Now many jobs in peril
    234 5 Reuter London, Monday The 17 day old unofficial strike at the British Leyland car giant now imperils hundreds of thousands of Jobs at sup plier companies, trade union leader Terence Duffy said yesterday. He said suppliers face such cash-flow problems that "they might
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    Lock icon Fighting Pak polls from prison cells
    141 5 Reuter Islamabad, Monday Three prominent opposition politicians are fighting Pakistan's general elections today from prison cells. All three are In Jail under emergency regulations for making speeches described as objectionable to the government of Prime Minister Zulflkar All Bhutto. They Include Senator Hanlf Ramay,
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    Lock icon 'Buy more' pledge by China, Japan
    323 5 Three days of trade talks end Reuter Tokyo, Monday Japan and China wound up three days of trade talks here last week after calling on each other to buy more products, Japanese sources said. Chinese delegates to the second meeting of the Japan-China mixed
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    Lock icon N-station for Peru
    58 5 Reuter Lima, Monday—Argentina has agreed to supply Peru with a nuclear power station, according to a Joint statement released at the end of a three-day visit by President Jorge Vldela. The agreement Is seen here as a major boost to the prestige of Argentina which becomes the
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    Lock icon China accuses Russia of blackmailing Japan
    164 5 Reuter Hong Kong, MondayChina yesterday accused the Soviet Union of blackmailing Japan in the recent round of fishery talks. Commenting on the talks in Moscow from Feb 28. to March 3, the official New China News Agency said: "The new tsars levied a new
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    Lock icon Plan to put ape's heart into a human
    280 5 Reuter Cape Town, Monday Professor Chrlstlaan Barnard, South Africa's pioneering heart transplant surgeon, said yesterday he was ready to transplant the heart of a baboon into a human. He confirmed a South African newspaper report that he had a bank of prepared
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    Lock icon Amputation
    33 5 UPI Khartoum, Monday Amputation of the hand will be the maximum punishment for thieving under a new draft law which is being considered by the Sudanese Parliament, the Sudan news agency yesterday.—UPl.
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      110 5 for the movie 44 Jesus forawd -with Stevie Wonder Nancy Wilson. O.C. Smith and Ohio Lakeside Express. See them broodingiy sensual one minute, explosive the next. £****«•> the* areateat jHMfcvn The United States. Jam,'. Hit- A' JiS Si rSsfTiJi'ia Non-dining gallery audience Ist drink charge: Opening Hour: 7.30 pm Uiwr.
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    Lock icon Desperate search for quake victims
    391 6 Rescuers dig rubble with bare hands Reuter Bucharest, Monday Rescue workers using mechanical excavators and their bare hands desperately dug through mountains of rubble yesterday seeking survivors of the huge earthquake In which thousands were feared to have died across Romania. At last count, the
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    Lock icon Varsity closed after Rome clashes
    178 6 Reuter UPI Rome, Monday Authorities at Rome's troubled University yesterday ordered Its temporary closure after violent street clashes between extreme leftists and police in the centre of the city on Saturday night The closure order came amid fears of a new round of student protest
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    Lock icon Crosby still 'sore'
    55 6 UPI Pasadena. Monday Bine Crosby, bruised and cut in a 6m fall from a stage, was rtUl too sore to travel yesterday and a spokesman for Huntington Memorial Hospital said. Mr. Crosby, 71. fell from a stage during the taping of a* television special last Thursday but
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    Lock icon 'Amin's death will solve all problems'
    107 6 Reuter Brisbane, Monday The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Donald Coggan, was asked at a news conference here yesterday whether he thought President Idi Amln of Uganda would be assassinated. "He probably will, most of them are," the Anglican Primate replied. Dr. Coggan has been
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    TODAY
    150 6 TODAY is Monday, March 7. the 60th day of 1977 with 299 to follow. THE MOON Is approaching the last quarter. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury and Mars. THE EVENING BTARS are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces. ALSO ON
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    The Odd Corner
    39 6  -  D.J. For the first time in 10 years the British Guild of Professional Toastmasters have not made an award for the best after dinner speaker because, they say, no one was good enough in 1976. DJ.
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    Southern Fried Chic is the latest US fad
    747 6 ANTHEA DISNEYS ■AMERICA A paperback called How to Southern is in its seventh printing, and now the same company Is bringing out Redneck Power: The Wit and Wisdom of Billy Carter. And. yes folks. Southern Fried Chic is really upon us. When
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      178 6 WEATHER i] Rome Cloudy, 5-20 C. Headline: Romania hit by disasterous earthquake. Moscow Cloudy, minus 10-IC. Pravda's Headline: The CPSU Central Committees congratulatory message to the Soviet women on the occasion of International Women's Day, March 8. Tokyo Sunny, 7mlnus 3C. Headline: Big quake rips Romania Thousands feared dead. San
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    Lock icon RABIN PLEDGES TO 'DO UTMOST' FOR CAUSE OF PEACE
    389 7 Reuter Washington, Monday Israeli Premlef' Yitzhak Rabin arrived yesterday for talks with President Carter and pledged Israel would do its utmost to advance the cause of peace in the Middle East. Mr. Rabin will be the flrat of five Middle Eastern
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    Lock icon Sadat: 1977 will be the year of liberation...
    184 7 UPI Cairo, Monday Presi dent Anwar Sadat said yesterday 1977 will be "the year of liberation" In which Israel will withdraw from occupied Arab lands and peace will be established In the Middle East. •The year 1977 will be the ye%r of
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    Lock icon Vessel sinks, 29 missing
    32 7 UPI Manila, Monday. A domestic passenger vessel sank In choppy southern Philippine waters on Saturday and the official Philippine news agency, PNA, said yesterday 29 people were missing.
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    Lock icon Afro-Arab aid issue resolved
    374 7 'Now everyone is satisfied* Reuter Cairo, Monday Afro-Arab Foreign Ministers yesterday ended a d e a dlock over Arab aid for Africa that had threatened to mar today's summit of their Heads of State and government here. The summit, of 60 countries, intends to forge a
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    Lock icon How US surplus was used as 'weapon'
    343 7 AP Washington, Monday Richer countries, are helping more in food production in less- developed nations since the world food conference in Rome two years ago, a U.S. Agriculture Department analyst said today. Martin Kriesberg said that, despite atepped-up efforts, many poor countries are
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      130 7 Dreamtime Stories Her# Is a superb collection of 368 little stories end poema, Just right for younger children. The book la filled with unueual and varied atorlea of every deecrlptlon, nursery rhymee and lovely vereee. There are atorlea about holiday adventuree, friendly animate, the aeaakSe, the farmyard, children at play,
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    A raid from the: past
    438 8 The bloodless ending of last week's rightist raid on the headquarters of the Federation of Economic Organisations (Keldanren) contrasted sharply with the ritual suicides of author Yuklo Mlshlma and a disciple at an army camp 6 1 years ago. Since then, Mlshlma's nowdisbanded Shield Society
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    Elvis who?
    86 8 WHISPERS fo> is V If you want to knof someone's age* lust Mk him to Identify the pinups In Fanfare magazine. One not-too-old colleague once entered to ask his It-fMr-old son. who was so contemptnMi ©f his father's Ignorance that the colleague has since kept his curiosity to
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    Lock icon Family planning: Indira retreats
    891 8 Explosive issue in polls campaign AP New Delhi, Monday With India's family planning drive now an explosive Issue In the parliamentary election campaign, government authorities are quietly abandoning high-pressure efforts to convince Indians to have sterilisation operations. A Bill in Maharashtra State that would have been
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    Check Leong's confession
    157 8 VOICE OF THE PRESS TAMIL MURASU The secretary-general of the People's Front, Leong Mun Kwal, neither la well-known In Singapore's political arena nor has any Influence among the people. The People's Front la not a worthy opposition to the People's Action Party In any way. It Is
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    Sir, your English is vile...
    859 9  -  By Israel Shenker New York, Monday English suffers endless Indignities, but it does not suffer in silence. So many expressions offend against hearing, tast« or Intelligence that linguistic vigilantes are forever deploying the weapons of authority, scorn, Imprecation, even despair. A few of the critics
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    Lock icon Jakarta gets wayang aid to ensure polls success
    605 9  -  By Ingo Hertel Reuter Jakarta, Monday In its drive to mobilise the nation lor next May's general election, the Indonesian government has obtained active support from one of the country's most popular professions the dalangs or performers of traditional Javanese wayang puppet
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      178 9 Ac r i Come Gather Ye Round the Country Western Circle H'dtunnq the Trendy B*dis of if* X PERIMENTS df»d th»' Fabulous WESTERN REBELS tl I WESTERN REBELS VLv/wwvt, 1 MP 4 i f, cannot measure up to SHARPS unflinching. uncomplaining, devoted Washing Machine. I! Be kind, be gentle to
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      Lock icon OUTFITS TO TAKE A GIRL PLACES IN STYLE
      177 10 / 11  -  WORDS: Jennifer Schoon Fashion on the move. These outfits will take a girl places with cool style. From jean Patou's latest collection for *77, it features the feminine classic look. In the collection too are the evergreen signature shirts and tunics in
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      Lock icon Men take over the running of nursery school
      898 10 / 11 N.Y. Times Los Angeles, Monday In an era when the man of the house is becoming conspicuous by his absence, meet the man of the school. For pre-school children who live with their mothers because of divorce or who rarely see their
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        Another bid at HSC
        156 10 / 11 I have done very badly for my H.B.C. last year. I with to take the examinations again. May I know when and how should I register for the exams? Am I allowed to take four principals again? TROUBLED Dear Troubled, If you wish to repeat your
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        Education barrier?
        180 10 / 11 My former classmate is now in Pre-Unlversity II and will be going to the university, if she Is able to make the grade. I liked her very much during our schooldays. I'm worried whether I'm good enough for her since I've only completed Sec. IV and she may
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        Worry over size
        116 10 / 11 I notice that my right breast is smaller in shape and contour than my left breast. I am so miserable about this defect. Should I confide this matter to my fiance and give up the idea of matrlmonv altogether. ABNORMAL Dear Abnormal, Do not feel unnecessarily miserable.
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        Of blood and VD
        87 10 / 11 I* It poMtble for ft person receiving blood to contract VD. If the donor happens to be suffering from the disease? Does the Blood Transfusion Service conduct blood tests on ft donor to determine If he suffers from VJD.? Recipient Dear Recipient, Rest assured that Mood
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        Sudden craze of wife...
        224 10 / 11 I usually work late and when I come home from the office, I'm pretty tired. All I want to do Is to relax In front of the television set, read or listen to music. However all of a sudden my wife has developed a taste for
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    How to get a decent sleep...
    1039 12 It says a lot about what the frantic ratrace In the concrete Jungle is doing to many of us that In most Western countries one doctor's prescription in five is for Insomnia and that there should be four times as many drugs to help
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      546 12 'a Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW waiaiaiiCut along dotted Mom CLUES FOR DW-1 1. To blow In whiffs 2. Nobody would bo oMowed to Hons, etc., where the public would bo et risk
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      441 12 One entrant submitted a solution which corresponded In all respects with the set of answers held by 'the Judges to be the most apt and accurate in the New Nation Moneywords puzzle 'DU.' She Is Miss One Khln Tuan of 24SA, Prince Philip Avenue. Block 18. Singapore 3. She will
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    Lock icon Computer boom brings fears...
    565 13  -  By Peter Hulm Reuter Geneva, Monday The next decade is expected to see a boom In computer use in western Europe, but it will be accompanied by fears of huge losses from errors, breakdowns and crime. By 1988 western Europe is likely to be using 450,000
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      160 13 We'll meet at Raffles! ■Ha Lunch, Dinner Reservation *****1 We have small Private Function Rooms too!. What daytime perspiration does to your pimples... Trapped 01, dfert, dead cells and becteriA cause formation of pus. A. M, <s Active young people are always exposed to dirt and grime which remains on
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      399 13 YOUR LUCKY IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one to whom friendship is perhaps the most important thing in life. You would give up a great deal of a material nature in order to maintain an oid friendship in love and loyalty, you would sacrifice much in order
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    Pullout
    38 14 Business News and Views Cape Town, Monday— Social and political unrest In white-ruled South Africa hax forced at least 15 major American companies to consider pulling out of the country, according to a university survey published here.—Reuter.
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    A MIXED TO SLIGHTLY WEAKER TREND
    480 14 ZURICH The trend on the Swiss stock market was mixed to slightly weaker during the week under review. Amid below-average trading, the general level of quotations edged down 1 p.c. This movement couiu persist for time being if there Is now spring stimulus from
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    Market is nervous, trendless
    342 14 Hopes of taxation cuts, optimism that MLR would be reduced and renewed strength of the pound gave the, equity market a good start to the week: The P.T. index rose 9 Elnts on Monday, contulng the after-hours gains of the previous Friday. Thereafter, apart from Thursdday
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    SYDNEY
    105 14 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange: ACI 146 160 ADC nil Ampol Pet 56 57 ANI US 130 APM 140 141 Bank NSW 463 469 Brambles 143 140 BHP 064 nil Boral 187 188 CBA 363 nU CSR 340 346 CIO 383 nil
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    Lock icon 338b capital expansion
    64 14 Reuter Hew York, Monday A strong demand for manufactured goods during the last four months of 1976 lifted capital appropriations'by the 1000 largest US corporations to a total jot U5515.31 billion ($3B billion), a 33 per cent gain from the third quarter the Conference Board said yesterday.
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    Prices easier as buyers stay away
    272 14 FRANKFURT] The week started out in sluggish activity. As buyers remained on the side-lines prices moved easier on moderate volume. Particular victims of the weakness in the market were some of the best known blue chips like Siemens, which. by midweek reached a low
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    Downtrend hits all sectors
    225 14 MILAN After a good disposal on Monday session, this week Italian stock Exchange showed. a downtrend which affected all the sectors. Only Pirelli. Ifll and Ctentral registered a certain interest owning to the 1976 positive results. The Montedision meeting of the board announced a loss for
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      93 14 Sippiyliif this Mrvlm an the Lloyds International of London, the Commersbank of Woet Germany, Bank d'Koma of Italy and the Union Bank of Switzerland. Round-up of stock markets for the week, ending March 4. FOR YOUR FfldllLV Rack Slcrro Combination Best product of NIPPON COLUMBIA JAPAN .isst'ltc Deck Optional) ono
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    Lights in the day
    488 15  -  A must in some US areas Motorcycling Lee Chiu San Some people who have bought motorcycles not Imported into Singapore through the general agents of the brand concerned hiave been surprised to discover that the lights on the bike go on as soon as the ignition
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    Lock icon FIAT TROUBLES ARE OVER: AGNELLI
    588 15 Reuter Tarin, Monday Fiat, Italy's giant car firm yhich last Decern ber completed a deal worth US$4l5 million ($996 million) with the Libyan government, now believes its financial troubles are over. Flat boss Oianni Agnelli told Reuters that unlike last year, Flat would.be "paying dividends
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    How to deal with skids
    300 15  -  Motorinq »>v Nick van You will remember that last week we talked about skids and why they happen. This week we will go into it in more detail and find out how to deal with skidding when it occurs. A front wheel drive car in
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    How they finished at Ipoh on Saturday
    391 16 Baden'* Girl was quickly out in front, leading past the 800 m and was nicely clear of See Full at the home turn, followed by Puterl Tmnjoni. Ramayana moved up. Baden's Girl kept up a bright gallop and coasted home by four lengths
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    Patron can score within next 2 runs
    455 16 By SCRUTINEER One that stood out among the beaten horses at Ipoh last weekend as a most likely winner In his next start was Patron. Make a special note of this promising three year old grey gelding by Corinto. Patron's second to Young
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    Lock icon Pakistan take mere 87 lead in 2nd Test
    713 17 Reuter Port of Spain, Monday Pakistan held a meagre 87-run lead over the West Indies margre 87-run lead with five second inings wickets in hand at the end of the third day in the Second Cricket Test match here today. When tney
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    Lock icon Brigitha eclipses E. German ace
    161 17 Reuter Bremen, West Germany, Monday Dutch swimmer Enith Brigitha eclipsed East Germany's girl stars by winning both women's sprint events at the international Bremen Swimming Festival here, setting a world's best short-pool time for the 200 metres yesterday. The Montreal Olympics bronze medallist clocked 55.49
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    Lock icon Koch wins Citrus Open
    272 17 UPI Reuter New York, Monday Gary Koch fired a two-under-par final round of 70 yesterday to win the Citrus Open by two strokes for his second victory on the Professional Golfers Association tour. Koch, who led the third round with a 12-under-par 05 on Saturday, dropped
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    Hebdige wins SICC "B" Medal by two strokes
    283 17 David Hebdige won the Singapore island Country Club "B" Division Medal Btroke competition when he returned a nett 70 at the New Course yesterday. Runner-up was Tay Joo Soon on countback from Dr. Goh Keng Swee when both returned on nett 72.
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    New world champion
    56 17 Managua (Nicaragua), Monday Nicaraguan Eddy Oazo is the new world light-middleweight boxing champion after ■coring a surprise victory over lack-lustre Miguel Angel Castelllnl of Argentina. Cheered on by a home town crowd of 12.000, the 26-year-old Oaro outpunched the Argen tine last night to win a unanimous
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    Lock icon Israel swamp Japan in dashing win
    471 17 Reuter UPI Tel Aviv, Monday Israel beat Japan 2-0 in Group Two of the qualifying match in the Asian Zone of the World Cup soccer championship yesterday. Half time score was 1-0. The Israelis swamped their Japanese visitors from the very start of the
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    Lock icon Good, classic delay play...
    947 18 / 19  -  WORLD CUP REVIEW But Singapore have luck on their side DAV SEVEN by Jeffrey Low Never was it a classic last night. Perhaps we should call it THE classic example of delaying tactics as practised by Choo Seng Quee, who was not surprised at all that
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    MAN OF THE MATCH
    333 18 / 19  -  By BRIAN MILLER Malaysia's Wong Choon Wah, who will be hanging up his boots after this tournament, certainly showed last night that he still has a good many years ahead of him as far as competitive football is concerned. As Malaysia's mid field maestro, this 30year
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    48 18 / 19 r w D L r A PI hk 3 a 1 0 4 ft 8 "pore 3 a 1 0 ft a ft Malaysia 3 1 1 1 e ft 3 Indonesia 2 0 1 -1 I 4 1 Thailand 3 0 0 3 ft 10 0
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    Djunaidy: Work first, soccer is second
    402 18 / 19  -  r a PROFILE Bottom-of-the-table clash; Djunaidy's hundreds of cjoals Brian Miller Indonesia's mldfleld dynamo, Djunaidy Abdlllah, has one great ambition to have a son play professional football. He said: "I have seen the good and bad sides of the sport and I feel that.
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    Last chance for Niwat and his men
    479 18 / 19  -  TONIGHTS MATCH I>V Philip Tan Thailand, who have yet to score a point in the week-old tournament. will have a last chance to improve on their bottom -of thetable standing when they play Indonesia tonight (klckoff 8 p.m.). For the Thais, the match
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    What the coaches say...
    287 18 / 19 Hie mood in the Malaysian changing room after the final whistle was one of gloom, anger and frustration over the way referee Toshio Asaml handled the match. Malaysian m a n a ger Bakar Daud, who came into the changing room, said: "I want the referee
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    THE TEAMS
    63 18 / 19 THE teams announced this morning: INDONE8IA Ronny Pub 1 Watajn Hldajat 4 Johumii Aari t ■m Suhalman 12 Ojoni Llm S PtUlnuannj Wasklte 14 OJunaJdy t HutUm It Audi Lai* 11 Colours: Red. THAILAND Chahrat 1 Pltak tl Pilaut 11 AmmJ < Sarin 9 rmOmp 4 Sarapon 7
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    44 20 A& FOOK: The World Cup fever must have really got to Mat Noh for him to be so nervous he didn't even see the goal when he took the penalty kick. Luckily It found its target. MElUN: That's what I call luck!
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      906 20 TV AND RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.0# OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by VALAR PIBAI (r). Tamil show for children. 3.3* DIARY OF EVENT8 (T). 3.35 GENERAL HOSPITAL. 4.15 A PLACE TO LIVE: IN THE CITY. Documentary. 1.39 INTERMISSION. 6.S5 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by DECEMBER BRIDE: Sunken Den. Family sitcom starring Frances Rafferty,
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