New Nation, 18 April 1978

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  • 22 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Tuesday, April 18, 1978 No. 2236 Price 25 cents M.C. (P) 216/1/78 r M VV (t-y NATION L COMMENT,
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  • 314 1 Aides criticise Carter policies Reuter Washington, Tuesday President Carter was criticised by rilembers of his Cabinet and White House staff at a meeting; summoned to review his administration's performance, White House spokesman Jody Powell said yesterday. He said remedial action would be taken to give the
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  • 134 1 Germap Prince Morltz of Hessen is free today mainly because of his presence of mind and the alertness of his housekeeper. When three men seized him at his Panker Castel "In Kiel, West Germany, yesterday he put on a bright yellow pullover to attract
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  • 108 1 Rome, Tuesday An anonymous caller yesterday told the Italian Communist Party paper, that former Premier Aldo Moro had been executed by his terrorist captors, the newspaper said. It was Impossible to say immediately whether It was a lake call or an announcement from the Red
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  • 193 1 Asean economic _mi-_ nlsters will meet in Jakarta next month to consider implementation of another 790 items for the five-nation preferential trading arrangement. Of these, 250 items were recommended by Asean officials,- after a three-day meeting of the Asean Committee on Trade and Tourism at Hotel
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  • 59 1 AFP Jakarta, Tuesday A father who burned his 14-year-old son to death was sentenced to 12jrears' Imprisonment In Banjarnagara, central Java, It waB reported yesterday. A newspaper report said Subagyo, angry that his son was not attending his religious lessons, tied the boy to a pole,
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  • 38 1 Washington, Tuesday The number of unemployed people In the United States dropped by 0.4 per cent during the first quarter of 1978 as compared with the last three months of 1977, the US Labour Department announced yesterday.
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  • 346 2 Residents say it's unbearable HDB residents in Sin Min housing estate are angry over the noise made by panel beaters at the nearby motor workshops. They said the noise from the bashing of car panels becomes unbearable when the workers do the Job all at
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  • 44 2 An exhibition of contemporary Japanese art Is being held at the National Museum till the end of the month. It features the works of 21 artists and la open to the public from 9 am. to 5 fun. dally. Admission is ree.
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  • 203 2 Share prices opened on a firm note during the first 45 minutes of bullish trading at the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. Th« improved sentiments, believed to be aMed by the strong showing in the overnight New York market, were reflected across the board. Malayawata Steel gained seven
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  • 284 2 Kidney patient Madam Goh Soy Mui, who was given away by her parents when she was three months old, is now eager to see them again. "I want to see my real parents again," she said desolately from her hospital bed. "And
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  • 229 2 The Metropolitan YMCA is having problems getting volunteers for its tuition project. Unless there are more volunteers for the scheme, students who have been put on the waiting list may not be able to get extra help with their schoolwork. The project is aimed at helping
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  • 158 3  -  By Judith Holmberg The Prime Minister will appear again on TV to hold another dialogue on Singapore's bilingualism policy this time in Mandarin. v Mi* Lee Kuan Yew, presently on a visit to Sri Lanka, held hi*? first dialogue session on bilingualism In
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  • 44 3 Reuter Jakarta, Tuesday —An Asian regional seminar on vocational training was opened yesterday with 25 participants from 12 countries including Singapore. The month-long seminar is jointly sponsored by the Indonesian government, the International Labour Organisa~ tion (ILO) and the government of Switzerland.
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  • 62 3 RSAF aircraft will conduct live firing exercises at the Southern Island live firing range at Pulau Pawal from today to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. SAF will also conduct live firing exercises at Marsiling, Mandal, Tamplnes, Llm Chu Kang, Chua Chu Kang and Pulau
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  • 40 3 Mr Goplnath Plllal has been elected president of the University of Singapore Society. Other officials are Messrs V. V. Girl (vicepresident Han Tsl Fung (secretary), T. Jesudasan (assistant secretary), Alan Thamblayah (treasurer) and S. Rajendran (assistant treasurer).
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  • 25 3 A film show on venereal diseases will be screened at Toa Payoh community centre, 93, Toa Payon Central, at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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  • 399 3  -  By Teresa Ooi The Education Ministry's posting of pre-university one students to junior colleges has given rise to complaints from some principals, students and parents. Students in at least four junior colleges were particularly upset over the posting, conducted for the first time under the
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    • 279 3 > ff The Diners Club Man is the man for me!" C hopping for Jy l antiques is a JR.W very personal thing for a girl like me. I like to take my time and decide carefully what I like. Well, the other day I was in my favourite antique
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  • 350 4 'CONDITIONS IN AUSTRALIA NOT THAT ROSY' Many Singapore doctors who emigrated to Australia have returned because "conditions there are not as rosy as Is generally thought." They cited social pretudlce as one of their lggest disappointments. Medical sources said most of these doctors, who worked
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  • 39 4 The University of Singapore's Department of Extra Mural Studies will hold a 14-iecture course oil Intermediate Accounting at Nissen Hut 8 from April 25. Sessions will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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  • 78 4 Publishers have been invited to take part In the 10th Singapore Festival of Books and Book Fair 1978 to be held at the Hyatt Hotel from Aug 26 to Bept 4. Circulars have been sent out to the publishers giving the necessary details. Stalls are available for
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  • 219 4 This is the aftermath of Sunday's soccer match between Singapore and Kelantan at the National Stadium. Strewn all over the gallery and the field were hundreds of pieces of paper. New Nation photographer Jerry Seh, who took this picture, said: "The fans made paper aero-
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  • 289 4  -  By Terry Ang A number of top police posts have been reshuffled following the recent appointment of Asst Commissioner Tee Tua Bah as director of the Central Narcotics Bureau. Mr John Hanam, the former CNB director, has. gone back to Customs. He Is now Senior
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  • 113 4 The Singapore Polytechnic Students Union will hold a community welfare project from May 18 to May 28 to Instil social consciousness among its students. The project, according to an union official will Involve "cleaning the environment." It is part of this year's orientation programme the theme
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  • 88 5 Reuter Birmingham (England), Tuesday Right-wing Member of Parliament Enoch Powell yesterday advocated setting up firms in new Commonwealth countries to provide Jobs as an inducement to coloured workers to leave Britain. Mr Powell, speaking on television, said firms which employed large numbers of coloured workers
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  • 89 5 Kota Klnabalu, Monday The Chief Minuter, Datuk Harris bin Mohd. Salleh. yesterday Issued a statement to detiy that he had received "kickbacks" over the sale of the two Oil let aircraft purchased >y the state government In 1972 and 1973. He was referring to the press reports
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  • 76 5 Reuter Paris, Tuesday The general manager of the Paris Rlts yesterday described as untrue reKorts that the luxury otel would be sold to a group of Arab Investors. Mr Ouy Moreau said: "There Is absolutely nothing In this. The hotel Ls not for sale." The
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  • 133 5 AFP Jakarta. Tuesday Prestigious French fashion designer Pierre last night showed hi* summer collection 197S in Jakarta before 7N well-off Indonesians daring a charity gala to raise USs4t,tCf ($92,060) for the Borobudur Shrine Restoration Fond. The Balms in fashion show at Hotel Borobudur named after the
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  • 230 5 Reuter Tokyo, Tuesday Japanese public sector employees yesterday rejected a government offer of a 6.150 yen ($6300) a month or a 3.8 per cent wage Increase, signalling the second major strike In this year's spring offensive for better wages. Two powerful national railway unions
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  • 159 5 AFP Manila, Tuesday—President Ferdinand Marcos pledged last night he would prosecute and Jail any person whether belonging to the government or the opposition party who had committed frauds In the April 7 Philippine parliamentary elections. Mr Marcos gave the promise In a victory address at the
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  • 101 5 Reuter Washington, Tuesday— The US State Department declined comment yesterday on a statement by Indian Prime Minister Morarjl Desal that the US and India cooperated in the 1900s to plant nuclear-powered sensors in the Himalayas. Mr Desal's statement to parliament came after an American alleged
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  • 141 5 Reuter Manila. Tuesday A leading Filipino resource management scientist, Dr Celso R. Roque, yesterday advocated the establishment of a central Asean remote seasing ground receiving station to harness the region's resources more efficiently and effectively. The centre could provide fast, detailed information on
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  • 27 5 Reuter Hong Kong, TuesdayChina and the Bovlet Union yesterday signed an agreement on goods exchange and payments for 1978, the New China News Agency reported.
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  • 207 5 Reuter New Delhi, Tuesday Rescuers yeaterday dragged more bodies from the rubble over 34 mours after a tornado ripped through 10 northeast villages and claimed more than 400 lives, state-owned AllIndia Radio reported. Scores of bodies were believed still burled under the debris, and the Orlssa
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  • 135 5 AFP Tokyo, Tuesday Chinese Vice Premier Keng Plao told a Japanese opposition party delegation tbat the socalled Senkaku Incident was not a planned move but an accidental happening, leader of the Japanese mission, who returned from a six-day trip to China on Sunday night t confirmed.
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  • 24 5 Reuter Los Angeles. TuesdayPolice have arrested a man alleged to have threatened to kill President carter, a secret service spokesman said yesterday.—Reuter.
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  • 124 6 Reuter London, Tuesday Britain's handsome young Foreign Secretary, Dr David Owen, (above) has Issued 25.•00 photo graphs of himself at publie expense. a Labour parliamentarian alleged yesterday. MT Arthur Lewis, said Dr Owen's habit of distributing signed photographs was costing taxpayers more than
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  • 37 6 Reuter Berne, Tuesday—The Swiss government announced yesterday It would donate an additional UBsloo,ooo ($230,000) to help the International Labour Organisation overcome financial troubles caused by the United States withdrawal from the ILO last year.—Reuter.
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  • 374 6 In the next two days: Waldheim UPI Reuter Tel Aviv, Tuesday UN secretary-ge-neral Kurt Waldheim won Israeli agreement to withdraw from another chunk of southern Lebanon within the next two days, a report on public television said yesterday. The date and area Involved will be
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  • 203 6 UPI Beirut, Tuesday A bomb exploded in the building housing the apartment of Lebanon's Information Ministry Di-rector-General late yesterday, police sources said. The sources said the explosion in the apartment building of Mr Charles Rizk, DirectorGeneral of the Ministry, occurred shortly before midnight but that there
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  • 120 6 TODAY is Tuesday, April 18. the 108 th day of 1978 with 257 to follow. THE MOON Is between its first quarter and full phase. THE MORNING STAR is Mercury. THE EVENING STARS are Mars. Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. THOSE BORN on this date are under the sign of
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  • 116 6 UPI New York, Tuesday Rumanian President Nicholae Ceausescu said yesterday It was "urgent" that new steps be taken to revive the stalled Middle East peace negotiations. Mr Ceausescu, 60, who helped engineer Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's historic visit to Jerusalem last November, left the
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  • 52 6 AP Rom*, Tuesday A court dismissed obscenity charges brought by police on Monday against an Australian dancer who performed in the nude on a Rome stage last August. It accepted the argument that there's as much to be seen on the beaches of Rome on an August
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  • 109 6 Reuter London, Tuesday—Brl-' tain's trade unions appeared to be moving towards a more conciliatory policy on wages in order not to rock the Labour government's election chances. Despite tough talk rejecting a rigid wages agreement with the government, the leaders of two major
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 450 6 WORLD WEATHER Moscow Overcast, 142C. Prayda's headline: The CPSU CC slogans to the 1st of May.' Bonn Scattered snow and rain showers, 6-2C. Headline: Kidnappers sentenced Moro to death. Rome Mostly sunny, 5-16C. Headline: Fortytwo dead In train crash. Paris—Variable, 12-3C. Headline: Tragic Italy. London—Sunny periods, 12-4C. Headline: OwenVance talks
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    • 43 6 Sydney —Fine, 23-14C. Headline: Wran acts on Sunday.—UPI Singapore Singapore's weather for the 24 hours to 7.30 a.m. today: Max. temp. 31.5°C; mln. temp. 23.9°C; hours of sunshine —6.80; total rainfall for the month to date—91.0 mm; total ralndays for the*month to date—7.
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  • 404 8 Crucial, or even basic, to the new directions the People's Association Is trying to chart for the next decade Is the quality of young executive leadership It can garner. Critical because, as grassroots organisations, the PA and Its 166 community centres must be relevant to the constituents
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  • WHISPERS By ISPY
    • 75 8 Imitation Is the highest form of compliment. And a colleague. who designed New Nation's Voice of the Press Roundup logo which appears every Wednesday, Indeed felt flattered when he saw his work In an Bigllshlsngusge paper In Bangkok. Someone pointed out that perhaps he should be paid commission
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    • 28 8 Announced an advertisement In a Sur-rey-(Bigland newspaper: Den tut urgently requires a se- cretary receptionist Please telephone. If no answer, the pos{ is still vacant"
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  • 984 8  -  The return of political normality is now in question By Abby Tan our correspondent In Manila When announcing the holding of the first national election for an interim -national as s e mbly, President Ferdinand Marcos said the polls would be a test of the
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous

  • 562 9  -  Art Buchwald Los Angeles Times In the film classic, On the Waterfront, there Is a very poignant scene In the back of a* taxi between Mario Brando and Rod Stelger, who plays his brother. Brando, a longshoreman, was a boxer, and he blames Steiger, who
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  • 349 9 New bid to prevent another disaster Reuter London, Tuesday France yesterday called at an international shipping conference here for measures to prevent a repetition of the Amoco Cadiz oil disaster and launched a strong attack on flags of convenience. A French paper presented at the United
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  • 91 9 Reuter Washington, Tuesday— President Carter's special trade representative yesterday said there is a "reasonably good chance" that a new world trade agreement can be concluded by the end of the year. Mr. Robert Strauss told a US Senate subcommittee that "after three years of
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  • 180 9 AP London, Tuesday Defence Secretary Harold Brown yesterday warned Soviet deployment of new SS-20 mobile nuclear missiles would threaten to change the balance of East-West forces in Europe. "There would be great concern in the North Atlantic (Nato) alliance,'' Mr Brown told a news
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  • 158 9 AP Budapest, Tuesday Local party, government and military leaders In China's northeastern Krovlnce of Llaonlng ave misappropriated 144 million yuan (about $158 million) for "luxury" clubs and reception halls Instead of building schools and hospitals, the Hungarian news agency MTI reported yesterday. In a report
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  • 115 9 AP Salisbury, Tuesday The American and British Foreign Secretaries ran into a wall of opposition yesterday when they tried to persuade Rhodesia's interim multiracial government to attend an all-party'confer-ence Including guerilla leaders. US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and British Foreign Secretary David
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  • 49 9 AFP Rangoon, Tuesday Ten thousand prisoners will help construct the first expressway In Burma between Rangoon and Mandalay. It was reported yesterday. The government will in turn offer a reduction of sentences and liberal visiting periods for the prisoners during the construction of the fourlane expressway.—AFP.
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  • 530 10  -  Taking time off from busy schedules to play—and keep fit By Gloria Chandy The present keepfit craze started with the Rugged Society, and has been gathering steam ever since, fuelled by medical reports of the dangers of heart diseases. All that is fine for Slnraporeans, buj
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  • 368 10 "My Sunday walkabouts through the constituency take me up and down HDB flats for about three hours at a time. This can be considered part of my exercise programme," said HAJI SHA'ARI TADIN. MP for Bedok. Hajl Sha'ari, who Is obviously concerned about
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  • 353 10 It was just six months ago that Mr Fong Sip Chee, nicknamed the "Rat Catcher," proved to his constituents that he could be quite a "water rat" as well. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Labour and MP for Kampong Chal
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  • 193 10 It was necessary for me to ask a fellow spectator who the young man partnering Dr Tan. Eng Liang in a vigorous game of badminton at the ECAC was. As It* turned out, it was Mr Ong Teng Cheong, Acting Minister for Culture. Senior Minister of
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  • 281 10 Dr Tan Eng Liang's sporting career would run Into lengthy paragraphs if we attempted to mention every accolade he has earned in the world of sports. The Senior Minister of State for National Development, MP for River valley, and chairman of the
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • 547 10 Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss): Address: N.R.I.C. No: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW ■■■■■■■■■Cut along dotted lines ■■■■■■■i CLUES FOR GC-2 1. Put through sieve 2. Perhaps useful to an injured walker 3. Classify info various kinds 4. A
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    • 198 11  -  Fashion by Deborah Chia Grab your boyfriend's old sweat shirt... team it with a skirt, jeans, shorts or wear it by itself as a mini and presto, you have a number of smashing outfits all in line with this year's big blousy look. These roomy
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    • 331 11 SOAP BOX Gigi I used to be an old hand at writing llnea. I don't know if that incident was just an exception and whether teachers mete out punishment more intelligently these days. But I certainly remember some very inane, meaningless and humiliating
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    • 331 11 Column 7 We've had Singapore Girl created for our women and now a cologne especially for the men Dadi 7 is th* newest .product to emerge from our very own perfumery. Perfumes of Singapore. Its creator, Dr Dadi Balsara, who also concocted
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    • 617 12 Life's a losing battle If you're the wrong sex OFNS London: Murphy's Law states that If it can go wrong it will; Gallagher's Law asserts that we all of us have terrible friends, we are all of us somebody's terrible friends. The original Oresham's Law
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    • Article, Illustration
      65 12 This pink satin ensemble of a floor-length coat with padded shoulders is typical of the large-shouldered, narrow-waisted trend prevailing in Paris fashions. The dress, a sheath with a bow at the waist and trousers, was part of the autumn-winter ready-to-wear collection of Paris couturier Jean-Louis Scherrer shown in Paris last
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    • 342 12 Doc's Casebook SLCK Our reply to a reader about syphilis (NN March 21) resulted in another letter asking for specific details. It reads: "I was treated for syphilis 2 Yz years ago and have been going for blood tests quite regularly. I believe there are
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • 258 12 YOUR LUCKY STARS vital to success. Don't Keep your Ideals high. 22-Dec. 21) Yearnings IF IT S YOUR let the unprepared to J Standards may be differ- go unattended early tobelp. ent, but they need not day, but toward day's end BIRTHDAY TACBUS (April 20-May change. you should be satisfied.
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  • 188 13 London, Tuesday The price of gold dropped sharply yesterday as the US dollar rose despite losing some of Its early significant gains. Oold dropped an ounce and Zurich, closing at U*****,375 an ounce In London and U*****.623 an ounce in an abbreviated trading session In Zurich. Both figures
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  • 216 13 Scheel, Fukuda to gear up for summit Business News and Views Reuter Tokyo, Tuesday. West Germany and Japan yesterday agreed to make all possible efforts to ensure that the planned summit meeting of major western Industrialised nations in Bonn in July would be successful In helping to
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  • 145 13 Reuter New York, Tuesday Jubilant Investors, following Friday's momenta! stock market advance, put on another recordshattering performance on Wall Street yesterday, driving prices sharply higher In the heaviest trading ever. Turnover on the New York Stock Exchange swelled to 63.50 million shares, surpassing the mark of 52.28
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  • Stock markets round the world
    • 130 13 Yesterday's prices followed by the difference on the previous session's close: AT T 62 1 Beth Steel 22 3/2 Caterp Tra Chrysler 64 1 2 i 13 i Coca-Cola .41 l 1 Contl. Oil 27 1 +i Dow Chem 26 1 U Dresser 41 2* Du Pont 113
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    • 30 13 UPI New York. Tuesday. Dow Jones closing averages: 30 Industrials 810.12 (up 14.99), 20 transport 218.30 (up 4.53). 15 utilities 105.72 (off 0.37), 65 stocks 280.83 (up 4.22).—UP1.
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    • 201 13 AFP Share prices rose sharply on the Tokyo Stock Exchange yesterday, lifting the DowJones average to an all time high. The Dow indicator of 225 blue chips in the first section, finished the post-holiday session at 5,544.61 yen, up 41.06 yen over last week's close. The widely followed market
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    • 68 13 Closing prices on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Pari baa 177 +.60 Foncier 333 —1 Prlntemps 78.60 +1.90 Bull 32.20 —.35 Royal Dutch 274.80 4.60 Mlchelln 1378 +3 COE 354 90X —13.T0 Thomson 194 +3 CFP 122 +2.60 Rhone 74.90 +1.80 Air 291.60 +.50 BSN 450 +37.50 Philips 53.20 .05
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    • 115 13 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australia time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange ACI 84 88 ADC IS 25 Ampol Pet 78 79 AMI 138 140 APM 133 124 Bank NSW S38 548 Brambles 175 BHP <40 644 Boral 238 240 CBA 233 240 CSR 279 Cig 280 285 Coal
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  • 161 13 BANGKOK: The Thai government will decide today whether Thailand will have another internatlonaj airport or expand the present crowded Don Muans Airport, said Deputy Commerce Minister Praslt Narongdej yesterday. UPI. LUXEMBOURG: Finance ministers of the European Common Market yesterday endorsed the community's target for 4.5 per cent economic
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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  • 253 14 A twice weekly advertisement feature A new concept in surface decoration, brought in by Sing Tat Construetion Pte Ltd. is gaining popularity here. It is the new flock wall covering consisting of tiny darts of nylon fired electrostatically at a specially treated wall surface. The flock can be applied
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  • 233 15  -  RSjHockey AROUND THE SCHOOLS By P. BALA Defendlng champions St Theresa's Convent handed Crescent their first defeat In the semifinals of the National Girls Schools Sec on d a r y hockey championship on the Padang yesterday. The Thereslans won 1-0. Crescent paid their prise due to
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  • 113 15 P^pfennis Favourites Raffles Institution cruised to a 4-1 win over Saint Andrew's In the last preliminary match of the Boys Post Secondary Schools tennis championship at Farrer Park. Erwin Quah scored the only point for St Andrew'* when he beat Wong Keng 6-1, 4-6,
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  • 189 15 j^jRugby It was a day of dooMe Joy for rugby kingpins St Andrew's In the National Schools championships yesterday. Their Lower Secondary team started the march In the morning beating archrivals Baffles institution by 29 points (three coals, two tries and a penalty) to- nil and
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  • 214 15  -  Soccer By SURESH NAIR Victoria took their chances well to beat newcomers Sing apo re Technical institute 2-1 in a second round match of the National Bchools Poet Secondary soccer competition at Orange Road yesterday. BTI started off impressively and in the 20th minute. Tan
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  • Page 15 Advertisements
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous

  • 933 16 Brazil in similar position over sweeper Pereira The Pele exclusive By courtesy of PEPSI COLA Holders West Germany will defend the World Cup ill Argentina without the captain who was their motivator, theirleader and their outstanding personality Franz ("The Kaiser") Beckenbauer. In that memorable photograph
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  • 141 16 KJ Soccer Reuter London, Tuesday Newcastle United, at or near the bottom of the English football First Division all season, lost their last chance of avoiding relet all on when they were beaten 2-9 by Aston Villa last night. Gorden Cowans and Andy Gray scored
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  • 341 16  -  BE By PHILIP TAN Armed Forces, showing speed and fitness, edged Kaki Buklt 1-0 In a National League First Division soccer game at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. They should have won by a bigger margin against a Kaki Buklt side that was lacking
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  • 260 16  -  By BRIAN MILLER Cairnhlll 0 Farrer Park Utd 0 Cairnhlll Constituency should consider themselves lucky to have collected a point when they played Farrer Park United to a scoreless draw In their Division One football League match at Jurong last night. Farrer Park, with their superior line-up, were
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  • 314 16  -  By SURESH NAIR Three-times National League Division One champions Geylang International are determined to clinch two points in their opening clasn tonight with other star-studded team, Tampines Rovers, at the National Stadium. Klckoff; 7.30 p.m. Said Geylang president Colin Ng: "Despite
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  • 208 17 a On the track Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday May Be Mahal looks ready to break the Ice In the Class 3 Division 2—1200 m race here on Sunday. Ridden by Leslie Khoo the four-year-old by Minor Portion was striding out keenly in a 600 m workout in
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  • 469 17  -  SOCCER SCENE by Jeffrey Low It has been verified that Sunday's downpour during Singapore's 7-1 rout of Ke--1 an tan was a freak rainstorm. What a baptism of water the Young Lions underwent. As one favourite wag in the Press box put it during the Interval:
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  • 144 17 Katong Rangers swept into the lead in Group "B" of the Football Association of Singapore Under 16 League when they defeated Upper Serangoon United 5-0 at Farrer Park yesterday. It was Katong's second victory in three days and they were never really pushed by Upper Serangoon. Results:
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  • 308 17 gj^^Badminton Reuter Hong Kong, Tuesday Singapore's Kok Peng Hon and Tan Eng Han won their men's doubles matches In the third day of the Asian badminton championships in Peking yesterday. They beat Hong Kong's Fung Ying Wah and Wong Lap Cheun 15-7, 15-2
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  • Page 17 Advertisements
    • 49 17 r. t« t 5 >* t* 4 IrnuWm 4 ,P.J f (h&\four («*£3a Coca-Cola" is bottled and distributed under authority ol The Coca-Cola Company by Lion Group of Companies (A member of J|Fraser Naave Group) Xoca-Cota" and Coke" are registered trademarks which identity the same product of The Coca-Cola Company
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    • 412 18  -  ...in Cantonese charity special By Jane Chew One of the better known Cantonese amateur opera troupes, the Kong Chow Wul Koon, will be putting up two charity performances at the Victoria Theatre. on April 22 and 23. Sponsored by the Lions Club of Singapore and under
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    • 442 18  -  By Sylvia Toh If Jack Lord woke up yesterday to spots before the eyes, it's no thanks to the snap-happy photographers who shot at him all Sunday night at the first Hawaii Five-O press conference and dinner. Barring the barrage of blinding flashes from
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    • 858 18 Sports diary II RUGBY: National Schools Tournament Secondary: New Town Secondary v Willow Avenue (2.45), Monks Hill v Dunearn Technical (4.00, Woodsville). Raffles Institution v Siglap Secondary (2.45), Anglo Chinese v Chung Cheng High (4.00), Bartley v Sang Nlla Utama (5.15, Orange Road). ATHLETICS: Balestler Hill Primary School (Toa Payoh
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    • 259 18 Tides Today: 6.28 a.m. (2.0m); 8.30 p.m. (2.1m). Tomorrow: 7.57 a.m. (2.1m); 9.07 p.m. (2.3m). Thursday: 8.54 a.m. (2.3m); 9.36 p.m. (2.4m). Friday: 9.39 a.m. (2.5m); 10.06 p.m. Saturday: 10.21 a.m. (2.6m); 10.34 p.m. (2.7m). Sunday: 11.02 a.m. (2.7m); 11.05 p.m. (2.8m). Monday: 11.46 a.m. (2.8m): 11-39 P-m. (2.9m). and
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  • 63 19 AH FOOK: According to an exhibition now on stale smoke exhaled by smokers are more dangerous to the health than smoking the cigarettes themselves. What can non-smokers do? MEI LIN: Nothing Very much If they are with smokers much of the time. But they can certainly campaign for
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  • Page 19 Advertisements
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    • 894 19 AND RADIO X SINGAPORE 5^ SHARP CTAf Hniftrait+fihis 3 00 OPENING ANNOUNCE:.:£NTS followed by WHAT'S MY LINE. 3.25 DIAR* OP EVENTS IE). 3.30 AFTERNOON MATINEE: Lovers and Lollipops. (Part 2). 4.05 SCIENCE REPORT. 4.20 INTERMISSION. 6.05 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by BIRDMAN AND THE GALAXY TRIO. A cartoon series. 6.30 NEWS
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    • 201 19 Today's top shows CLAYHANGER: Fall from Glory (8.35 p.m., Ch. 5 In colour): Edwin Is staying with his sister, Maggie, and helping to look after the ailing Auntie Hamps, while Hilda is In London. He finds himself beset with domestic problems, trying to sort out family disagreements. Edwin also tries
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