New Nation, 30 April 1978

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  • 10 1 Sunday Nation APRIL 30. 1978 90 CENTS M.C.(P) NO. Sl7/1/79
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    • 24 1 v"> Woes of a single parent Page 10 I Kit Siang to DAP Page 4 In THE ASIA MAGAZINE: Chasing the salmon shimmer kHßßoaa
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    • 73 1 Specialists in sports equipment accessories and leisure wear. says Tan Bah Bah Page 21 lively Natural Hair with Kao Herbal Shampoo t- t Kao Herbal Shampoo is prepared from eesence of carefully ejected herbe to give damaged, delicate hair a new lease of life. Kao Herbal Shampoo is so mild
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  • 230 2 r IS is the logo of BBS (1978) Ltd which will eventually be carried by all 888 buses. Commenting on the logo, Mr Wong Hung Khlm, the Executive Director, said: "It has been chosen to project the corporate Image of BBS (1978)
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  • 66 2 UPI PRESIDENT Carter's nominee to be the top admiral of the US navy said on Friday the United States has lost almost all Us naval advantage over Russia, but that his strategy, if war came, would be an aggressive offensive. The US Pacific Fleet currently is "barely of
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  • 531 2 Ex-minister and 'sex-change' doctor among honoured qnHE PAP Government's first Minister for Labour, Mr K.MByrne, is among six people who have been awarded Friends of Labour medals, by the NTUC this year's May Day honours. The five other medal winners are: Mr Wong
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  • 146 2 A JOINT SingaporeJapan company has been conferred the May Day Bpeclal Award by the NTUC for pioneering the setting up of merit and dement schemes. This Is Mitsubishi Singapore Heavy Industries (MSHI) which runs a successful productivity bonus and demerit scheme. The scheme was laun-
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  • 123 2 AP J7UVE plastic bombs exr ploded at a theatre In the city's cultural parU of Taman Ismail Marzukl In Jakarta on Friday night while Indonesian poet W. 8. Rendra was reading some of his works before an audience of about 2500 persons. Three persons were
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  • 253 2 r AVOID steep ups and downs In the building Industry, there must be long-range planning by private developers, with the government keeping them fully Informed of Its Intentions, a university don said yesterday. The acting dean of the University of Singaetre's Faculty of Archicture and Building,
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  • THE WORLD YESTERDAY
    • 75 2 AFP THE SOUTH Korean government yesterday announced a nationwide general election will be held on May 18 to elect a total of 2.583 delegates to the national conference for unification. This organization was created six years ago to deliberate the policy on national reunification and particularly
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    • 70 2 Reuter PRESIDENT Carter has temporarily averted a confrontation with Congress over his proposed sale of warplanes to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt by agreeing to allow each deal to be considered separately. The White House, which submitted the controversial proposal to Congress on Friday. In an apparent
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    • 77 2 Reuter ISRAELI Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan said he believed Washington accepted his Ideas for furthering Middle Bast peace talks but would not express public support without Egypt's approval as well. Interviewed by Israel Television In New York after two days of talks with Secretary of state Cyrus
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    • 63 2 Reuter SARAWAK police yesterday advised people not to be alarmed by movements of army troops during a public order exercise to be held throughout the state for two days starting on Tuesday. The exercise, to test security and readiness for general elections, would Involve the armed forces, police
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    • 62 2 Australian Defence Minister D.J. Klllen last night said Australia and Singapore were looking Into ways to further strengthen their defence cooperation by way of "Joint military exercises, examining techniques, and exchange of personnel." The Fraser government regarded the stability of the region as vital to the stability of
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    • 75 2 Reuter PRIME Minister Datuk Hussein Onn yesterday called for top priority in the construction of a deep-water wharf and liquefied natural gas (LNO) project at Blntulu in the east Malaysian state of Sarawak. Speaking at the opening of the Slbu port, he said the deep-water wharf
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    • 49 2 AFP CHINA will send a military delegation to Britain to study its military technology "when the opportunity comes" the Chinese Defence Minister, Marshal Hsu Hsiang Chen told visiting British Chief of Staff. Air Chief Marshal Sir Neil Cameron at a banquet In Peking on Friday night AFP.
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    • 55 2 Reuter BALIBBURY police said today they had arrested a white man known to be mentally disturbed who broke into the grounds of Prime Minister lan Smith's residence here last night. They said the man had grappled with guards, grabbed a pistol from one of them, broke loose and
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    • 62 2 AFP THE dismissal on Friday of Rhodeslan black co-minister of justice, law and order, Byron Hove, could have "disastrous consequences" on the country's internal settlement agreement, Bishop Abel Muzorewa has warned. He Implied In his statement that he had not been aware of the executive council meeting where
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    • 44 2 Reuter ABOUT 1550 pilots of Northwest Orient Airlines walked off the Job at midnight on Friday, crippling the airline's operations. The pilots want a new contract on wages and conditions from the airline, the seventh biggest air carrier In the United States.
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    • 35 2 Reuter EMPEROR Hirohito of Japan yesterday celebrated his 77th birthday, accepting congratulations from thousands of people who filed Into the Imperial Palace to greet him. Police said 25,780 people saw the emperor.—
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    • 288 3 Book Now. No restrictions 90% loan available up to 20 years at very low interest rate. Selling Price from $95,000/Onlv 10% down No further payment until handing over of apartment. LOCATION: Road,—lo minutes drive from Jurong Town. 20 minutes drive from the city. Faberhills IK*^' '*5' W FREE HOT WATER
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  • 115 4 AFP TTiRANCE opened Its F 12th International Eyeglass Show In Cyon nax, Central France on Friday amid mounting concern over competition from Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Minister of Trade and Light industry, Jacques Barrot, opening the show, announced that France would study means of protection
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  • 356 4 DAP will not dissolve, he sweors rjjAP Secretary-Gen--17 eralUm Kit Siang yesterday said the DAP will neither dissolve Itself nor boycott the next general election. "There was no question whatsoever of the DAP boycotting the general election," he said in a statement Issued lh Malacca.
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  • 102 4 Reuter UPI rE Canadian Government has made ciear that Uganda President Idl Amln will not be welcome at the Commonwealth Games In Edmonton, Alberta, this August, Deputy Prime Minister Allan Maceachen told Parliament In Ottawa on Friday. He was replying to former Prime Minister John
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  • 75 4 lOAN KENNEDY, rumoured to have walked out oil her husband, Senator Edward Kennedy, arriving at Hynes Auditorium in Boston last Tuesday night, with her escort, Richard Lipzer Linzer is the head of the Massachusetts Arts and Humanities Foundation. He and Joan were going to see a
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  • 190 4 UPI /CHANCELLOR Helmut L Schmidt yesterday hit out at the "Irresponsible" oil policies of the United States as the cause of the mounting trade deficit. "It Is simply Impossible that the country with the world's strongest economy is producing balance of trade deficits," he
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  • 55 4 VACCINATIONS against smallpox and cholera and health certificates for International travel can be obtained from the Jurong Port Health Office at Jurong Pier Road from Tuesday. Opening hours from Mondays to Fridays are 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. On Saturdays, they are
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 369 4 In and around town ELOCUTION AND ART CONTEST by the Singapore Buddhist Youth Organisation. National Library Lecture Hall, Stamford Road, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Admission free. ON THE SPOT Colouring competition for kindergarten students, Sera n go on Secondary School. 9 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. Admission free. BLOOD DONOR
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  • 91 5 Reuter AFGHANISTAN'S new military rulers are In uncontested control of Kabul two days after seizing power in a bloody coup d'etat diplomatic sources said in New Delhi yesterday. They reported there had been no fighting in the Afghan capital since early Friday afternoon though tanks
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  • 460 5 OUYERS of Singapore Bus Service (SBS) shares will not be allowed to draw on their CPF savings to buy the shares again after they have returned the maximum of $5000 to the Board. Giving the guidelines on the use of CPF savings to buy SBS
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  • 152 5 AP Reuter KIDNAPPED ex-premler Aldo Moro has written a new letter from captivity pleading with his Christian Democrat Party to agree to an exchange of prisoners to save his life, the Rome dally II Messaggero reported yesterday. The newspaper, often the means chosen by
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  • 257 5 Singapore shipbuilders can expect the shipbuilding crisis—which developed in 1974—t0 worsen this year. Making this gloomy forecast, Mr. Low Ouan Onn, the acting president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers (BABAR) attributed this to developments on the International scene. Some Japanese and
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  • 136 5 SINGAPORE Bus Service workers who buy 500 or more shares with their CPF will be entitled to a concession season bus pass which can be transferred to a member of their family. The concession pass can be used by the employee's mother, father, sister,
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  • 158 5 Reuter rE United States Is to unveil Its plan to promote greater stability In the International financial system to the International Monetary Fund meeting in Mexico City today. The US Treasury Un-der-Secretary, Mr Anthony Solomon, will explain In detail the plan, designed to
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  • 84 5 Someone stole the Manneken Pis (Inset), the statue of a small boy re--1 i e v i n g himself and probably Belgium's best-kpown landmark. The stolen bronze statue is a replica of the original, a work by 17th cen- tury sculptor Irequesney. The
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    • 61 5 At Shangri-La's AeW M/f !97/fiYA\ 0 M 3&11 MWIJ DANCE, DANCE, DANCE TO THE GREAT SOUNDS OF /C t TTfTTT Ji i i i AND HIS X-PF.RIMLNT W* Singapore s top swinq with-it band ALSO S"T ARRING The sensational Ml 'i s &'*il Z' Vt i {#3 v »f y-.!
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  • 244 6 COMMENT What constitutes a tourist attraction? A commercial establishment which offers services or goods visitors find useful, recreational or entertaining Is one. This may be a night-club, a golf course or even a shopping complex. Any government project, designed specifically for tourists, such as Sentosa and
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  • 585 6  -  By Jeffrey Blyth Gemini THE United States government spent US$6 million ($13.8 million) on new homes on Bikini Atoll in the Pacific. They planted 50,000 new coconut trees. They scooped up all the old military Junk, the planes and ships which were used
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  • 404 6  -  EL HONG MR LEE KUAN YEW'S suggestion that Mandarin be the lingua franca of the Chinese community in Singapore has received much attention from people in all walks of life. It la a sound policy to promote
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  • 138 6  -  LU CHONG 117E should standardise Tf the translation of Chinese names. In the midst of the nation's drive to encourage the use of Mandarin instead of dialects, this is a matter which deserves to be dealt with first. At present, the English versions of Chinese names are
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  • 127 6  -  EXTRACTS from letters to the editor in the Chinese press after the Prime Minister went on TV to discuss the policy of bilinffualism. LIU BLAN TU ALL officials in government departments should respond to the Prime Minister's call by using Mandarin in all communication with the
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  • 97 6  -  CHENG EE MIN 11THY are there so many TV Chinese who do not converse in Mandarin? Perhaps because of the environment and the habit of those around them. Perhaps too because people who are educated in different language streams cannot master their second language. Thus, they
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    • 160 6 TOMORROW'S TEOHNOLOCY. TODAY'S FASHION. THE LACY SEIKO SPORTS VWOi A Lady Seiko (ports watch offers many advanced futures that untfl today wart found chtofty in man's watchas, including salf-winding, day/data calandar, iwaap sacond hand and watar raalstinca. Thay'ia tha faaturaa today's actlva woman damand In a watch. Not only do
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous

  • 49 7 IS IT a nurrlaie bureau or a social escort agency? Whatever It is, one classified advertisement that appeared in a morning paper recently isn't very Informative about its functions. All it does say is that it guarantees "genuine introductions." To what they faU to advise.
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  • 320 7  -  GLORIA CHANDY READER sent me a chain letter a couple of days ago. I haven't received one for years and was on the verge of throwing It Into the wastebasket, condemning It to the same fate as all the others I've received before. But then
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  • 156 7 rs GOOD to know that the authorities are bearing down on all areas of the food business In an attempt to ensure that the cooked food we order anywhere Is fit for human consumption. The blame has always been placed on hawkers. Quite rightly, we
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  • 735 7 ...say* Edgar Koh, our straphanger in New York -4 SUBWAY train capable of bursts of up to 100 km/h such as those In San Francisco can theoretically speed a passenger between any two points within Singapore in not more than 15 minutes, Including
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  • 182 7 rE Hawaii 5-0 cast and crew deserve some credit for coming all the way here to shoot one episode of the series. Capturing the authenticity of their location, you might have thought. Remember how any place In the East has always been depicted
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  • 1530 8  -  'Madam, I tell you this, every month I get more money from these young girls and their American and European boyfriends in my taxi, more than I get from other people who bargain and say don't want to go by meter...' BY CATHERINE LIM yERY GOOD, ma-
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    • 109 8 Your Complexion From today you can have a beautiful complexion clear, soft smooth with WEST CABOT'S VITAMIN ECREME Imported from U.S.A. Join the thousands of women using this luxurious moisturising a creme because it's more than 1 just another cosmetic cream. I Super-saturated with 14,000 units of vitamin E it
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  • 272 9 IPS QUITE a few users of spectacles complain that they suffer from headaches and conclude that their spectacles are not good. An American eye doctor, Dr H- L- Herschensohn, has found that most headaches are not necessarily caused by out-of-date spectacles, but by
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  • 497 9  -  If you ask me... By T.L.T Student /GENERAL knowledge seems to be a sadly neglected part of a Singaporean's make-up, going by the performance of participants in recent TV shows. Let's start with the little kids on our programme, Little Magic Boxes. Understandably,
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  • 327 9 AGREE with Jef--1 frey L.B. Law that patriotism should be cultivated among Singaporeans but doing it by force is not going to succeed. There Is no point In reviving the playing of the national anthem before the start of cinema shows, as
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    • 165 9 Special offer From 7th April-7th May 78 HURRY LASTJ DmyS p «r: >?< in V Discount MODEL C ***** iii:-n BEDROOM SET MODEL: CB 4004 The cool quiet elegant of this modern designed bedroom set, complete with double bed. side cabinets, dressing table and wardrobe gives that pleasant sweetness that
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  • 1563 10 / 11  -  QNE-PARENT families caused by marital braak-upa are a growing phenomenon in the Wett. Singapore's problem is not of the same magnitude 700*000 one-parent families involving over one million children in Britain alone but with the rising rate of divorces, it is going to
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    • 775 12 Sunday Nation Your 12-page TV pullou HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS COMO AT TAHOE (Musical Variety Special) on Monday, Ch 5 at 12.25 pm in COLOUR. Perry Como, the ItalianAmerican crooner of the 1950s with the deceptively relaxed manner, hosts the show with Bob Hope, Anne Murray, Sandra Palmer, Billie Jean King and
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    • 288 12 ENGLISH F.A. CUP FINAL: Arsenal vs Ipswich Town on Saturday, Ch 8 at 9.10 pm in COLOUR. Live from Wembley Stadium, the battle that observers think will very likely end in Arsenal's triumph, though Ipswich Town should not be pushovers. The two big pluses in Arsenal's favour: they have no
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    • 170 13 A HEAD OF OUR TIME rrr* The GX Htvnl !> .iu 11 "A I till'. A ,r •'i ill) I »< M Jf*. W' > W* 1 *f As 1 >f pfi>»i i -Mi. in i„.M All, I. i-.'.t.- ti.lv .1 if i.. Ini| .1 i'. K «fi< «>• 1.
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    • 1082 13 MONDAY A speaker unlike any other 10.00 A.M. Open. 10.03 CATTANOOGA CAT. Cartoon 10.45 HOLIDAY MATINEE: Tho Family Jawols. A little girl must choose which of her six uncles she wants as guardian in order to inherit a fortune. 12.25 P.M. COMO AT TAHOE. Musical variety special hosted by Perry
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    • 119 14 The Super Boy (The Big Boy in dashing Console) HI rm WMMIW KV-2020ES Sony's 20" (51.8 cm) New Trinitron colour tv system with 60% brighter and sharper plus instant picture make him the best colour tv system in town. 24-24-24 warranty •24 months' cover for free labour •24 months' cover
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    • 1024 14 WEDNESDAY A speaker unlike any other T 3.00 P.M. Open 3.03 SERBANIKA (r) 3.30 Diary Of Events (M) 3.35 BONANZA: The Desperado. Ho.ss is taken hosta9e by an outlaw who is facing a murder charge. 4.25 Intermission 6.05 Open 6.08 December Bride: Royalty 6.30 NEWS IN BRIEF 6.35* WILD, WILD
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    • 280 15 *4 V L rrsWEIGHTWATCHERS BUT YOU GET THE GIFT. <» You get the discount—and you get more. You get our six million hours ot classroom experience worldwide. For fifteen years we've been teaching people how to control their weight. And Today s Weight Watchers" Program teaches you to enjoy foods
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    • 1048 15 FRIDAY A speaker unlike any other T 3.00 P.M. Open 3.03 HmimwKt('i Matin**: Tall M* Why (C/r) 4.30 Intermission 6.05 Open 6 08 EXERCISE WITH GLORIA 6.30 NEWS IN BRIEF 6.35 THE TONT RANDALL SHOW: May n D*c*mb*r. Judge Franklin objects to daughter Bobby dating an older man until the
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    • 336 16 AN EYE FOR THE DRAGON: Dennis Bloodworth South-east Asia is like a durian prickly, strange, smelly and beautiful, revolting, enchanting, an offence and an addiction. Written with a deep knowledge of this vast region, with its welter of races, religions, customs and animosities, he tells of Indonesia under Sukarno, the
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    • 152 17 / 18 L 11 IN APRIL ISSUE OF YIP P€€l MAGAZINE $S.OOO WORTH OP PRIZES mi .VrtV..-; .-.VrtWjiw. Second Prize A set of Sharp Optonica System Component model 2000 cones' sisting of 'Amplifier, Tuner, Turntable, First Prize A Shanghai Piano from The Speakers, Tape Deck and Rack from Roxy Eagle Piano Co.
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    • 266 17 / 18 ss >♦ f V -v r/zx s > >*■* K f M «tYOUR CAR WINDOWS SMALL SHINE LIKE- PEARLS fj STOP IT, I I/(SOU idiot/ wi J h one Side. v SYLVESTER h«. HASTEN TO DO YOUR BIDDING/ YER A OUAKT LOW, OL OL' PAl_. SOCKEROO ARRRgH: you're DWIPPING OIL
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    • 314 19 Mainly from Penguins FROM WOMAN TO WOMAN: Lucienne Lan son Here, at last is clear, accurate and sympathetic information from a gynaecologist speaking woman to woman in a book that will enable every woman to understand the workings of her own body. There are important questions which need frank answers.
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    • 121 19 552 Peg Play Desk PLAYskcPL our toys make good friends 300 Take Apart Workbench 43 Baby Action Ball 552 Peg Play Desk Creative and useful chalkboard forms top of desk with pegboard underneath.Comes complete with chalk, eraser and pegs.Legs are chrome plated with wood top and seat. 300 Take-Apart Workbench
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    • 327 19 GARTH FOR THE OOOD OF YOUR IMMORTAL SOUL YOU ARE SENTENCED TO DIE qT THE STOKE TOMORROW IN THE PUBLIC SOUARE Of- CMOI2/ EXAMINATION HAS SHOWN YOU TO BE AN OBDURATE HERETIC AND q BLASPHEMER ir m •I v r A l mi H s r A |l)U S r
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  • 869 20 HUdOUR with ¥N THE episode of 1 Rich Man, Poor Man where Kay Lenz is made wife and widow of the younger Jordache brother all on the same day, she sums
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  • 141 20 A GIANT termite was recently reported to be eating across North Australia, gobbling ap bitumen, lead, ebonite, robber, plantie, cow dang and golf balls. Termight, that. ARAB countries wMi remain the top energy suppliers even after their oil runs out by sellfng energy from sunshine in the
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  • 864 20 AFTER vanquishing Morlarty, Colonel "Tiger of Bengal" Moran, and countless other spies and desperadoes, She r lock Holmes has another adv e r s ary In the shape of Henri Mutrux, a 71-year-old retired Swiss policeman. In a new book called **Bherlock
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  • 307 20 off the Record by CKT PRISMATIC vision belonged to the old I. Newton. "Nurse Cranberry," he said"why are you garbed in rainbow colours today?" "If ah was you, sire," the poor woman replied, "ah'd go easy on dat prune juice. Ah'm wearing white today like anydays." With
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    • 35 20 RESTAURANT OUTRAM fA*K, BLK. 26 6th STOCKY (I) Chief cook Mr. Hoi Kok IN PIGEONS Hot Plate Deer Meat Japan Roast Pork Rib Hongkong Roast Chicken Fresh Prawns (from Ipoh) Fried Shredded Chicken with Yam
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  • 428 21  -  iWBIBHi| By Dorothy Baba Smith T AST autumn, I boarded a freighter in San Pedro, California, bound for Oakland, thence to Japan, Korea and points south. My Joy at being able to breathe clean, fresh air after four years of breathing
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  • 792 21  -  By By Lena Chia, Executive Officer /DAMPING holidays are very popular in Europe. There are special camp sites conveniently located to cater to the holi-day-makers. I went on one organised camping tour In Central Europe and was surprised to find that camping
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    • 139 21 tale to tell? Here's a chance to tell It And to a much wider audience than you'd ever have thought possible. Sunday Nation is running a weekly travellers' column written by our readers. It can be a travelorue type story or just a little incident or your most unforgettable or
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  • 609 22 says film reviewer Tan Bah Bah AFTER Blonic Boy, Cleopatra Wong. Perhaps other takeoffs of Western-in-spired screen stereotypes are being planned. But unless some real progress is made as regional film producers try to give us authentic right-at-your-door-step fare, which capitalises mainly on its novelty
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    • 100 22 CATHAY PACIFIC SUPER TRISTAR DAILY TO JAKARTA m > W m k 2 L k r; ism :> j > J a Flight Hostess Mardiana Ika Cathay Pacific's SuperTriStar service leaves Singapore daily at 7.10 p.m. and arrives Jakarta 8.10 p.m. Return daily at 8.00 a.m. from Jakarta to Singapore.
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  • 997 23  -  The Book Paae A CAPTIVE OF TIME. By Olga Ivinskaya. Translated and introduced by Max Hayward. Collins HarviU, 1978, £7 50, By Edward Crankshaw -Observer RORIB PASTERNAK was 56, Olgalvlnskaya 34, when they met In 1946. She worked in the publishing office of
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  • 682 23  -  By Alex Josey THE DRAGONS OF EDEN. By Carl Sagan. Hodder and S tough ton, 1977. 263 pp. £5.95. OROFESSOR Sagan 1 Is a scientist with a reputation for explalnlng intricate subjects in simple words. In this book he speculates on the evolution of human
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  • Sports Nation starts from this page
    • 762 24 Is this young Spaniard the new Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Tom Weiskopf think so UPI SOME of the veteran players say It themselves. Young Severlano Ballesteros of Spain, the hottest commodity on the PGA golf tour this year, reminds them of the slashing, dashing Arnold Palmer who took America
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    • 351 24  -  Brian Miller ON WEDNESDAY, St Theresa's Convent will attempt to do the Impossible when they take to the pitch in the finals of the National Schools' secondary girls hockey final at Jalan Besar. Impossible because no team n&s ever managed to
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    • 422 25 INSIDE TRACK TiHE Football Association of Singapore, apparently convinced that communal competitions must stop, have extended the "ban" on national players to second stringers and Youth stars. This "blanket" ban is laudable if the reason behind it is to promote multi-racialism. But in a
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    • 463 25 EXPATS' CORNER UPI rpHE Philadelphia Phillies' failure to trade Jim Kaat this spring could turn out to be the best deal they never made. It was expected the 39-year-old southpaw would be playing for another club this season, but a stipulation in his contract
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    • 280 25  -  ATHLETICS Tan Kim Seng OEMBAWANO Tamils Association, a new name on the local track scene, make their maiden ap p e arance at the National Stadium this afternoon when they take part In the Singapore AAA Open Relays. They have already made
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    • 84 25 UPI Hawaiian Jesse Kuhaulua remained the heaviest and tallest among sumo wrestlers In the Makuuchi top division, the Japan Sumo Association reported on Tuesday. The association said Jesse tipped the scales at 184 kilograms at a measuring session held at the Kuramae sumo arena on
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    • 117 25 AP Reuter PE San Antonio Spurt, known for running and gunning, used that formula to stay in contention In the US National Basketball Assoclation playoffs. "We're got to run to win," said forward Iflke Green, a recent addition to the starting line-up who scored 18 points
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    • 56 25 Reuter A IMC WELBWDLIXR'S Eleazar, driven by Leopold Verroken, won the Prix de l'Atlantique. International race for hamaaastl trotters aged from four to 10 run over 2.150 metres at Enghlen near Paris on Monday. Kleaxai's fifth consecutive win earned a first prise of 110,000 franca ($56,000). Total
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    • 225 25 AP A LEXANDER OOLIKOV A scored two final period goals of Wednesday and assisted on a third to lead the Soviets to a 9-5 victory over a fast-skating US team in the World ice hockey championships in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The American team matched the
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    • 173 25 UPI ff»ONY HALE Of Flsk X University fought 01 f the challenge of Penn's Dave Morey In the ninth event on Wednesday and won the decathlon in the 84th annual Penn Relays lr* Philadelphia with 7338 points. Hale, the leader at the end of
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    • 514 26  -  Lim Kok Ann rpHE 30th national I chess championship went pretty well according to form with defending champion Llm Seng Hoo taking the title for the fourth consecutive year. In the following results the players with equal scores are placed in the order of
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    • 484 26  -  Joyce Tan O I X T Y-THREE teams two more than last year are taking part in the second inter-consti-tuency netball tournament which started last weekend at Farrer Park. Absent from this year's tournament are Farrer Park and Kampong
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    • 265 26  -  COLF Ernest Frida AN ANTI-APAR- THEID movement has forced the International Golf Association to change their minds about holding this year's World Cup champion sh 1 p in the Republic of Ireland. A new location and date are expected to be
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    • 530 27  -  Patrick, Leslie for Hong Kong meet TONS TALK Alfred Tong WOT too long ago, national player Patrick Loh sported a trim moustache and a paunch. True, the bulge was not very considerable, but It was sufficiently sizeable to merit being described as a paunch. Today the
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    • 13 27  -  By i Don J. Leary MalaQAlaaMlaACi 1978 Los Angeles Times
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    • 369 27  -  BADMINTON Kerry Chan 11/HILE coaching for a living is not new to soccer, tennis, or golf, especially In the West, professional coaching in badminton is a recent development. Singapore's badminton maestro Wong Peng Soon used to get occasional contracts in the 1980s to coach in Canada,
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    • 722 28  -  By Brian Glanville IPS TT TOOK an Argen--1 tlnlan coach, working by choice In England, to lighten the darkness that Is closing In on football. Oscar Acre, once a River Plate player, latterly coach to Mlllwall's Juniors, observed: "For me, football Is easy.
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    • 565 28 WORLD SOCCER jDRAZIL'S star mid- fielder Zico, who Is often compared to the legendary Pele, was full of praise for England when they drew 1-1 with Brazil at Wembley recently. The curly haired schemer, who operates alongside Rivellno and Cerezo, said: "I find It difficult to
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    • 308 28 World Cup Golden Goals RUSSIAN teams always been noted for their teamwork and discipline. But their side for the 1970 World Cup in Mexico had flair and passion, too. Three of their stars really captured the imagination of the crowds Muntain, Asatianl and
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    • 1204 29  -  By Vasil Pappas I win." he says. Asian Wall Street Journal. "WHY you think tiger goes to crouch when it waits for dinner in the bushes? Better to spring." To squash players, that makes sense. It is a typical piece of advice from the
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    • 569 29  -  By David Cowell UPI EUROPE'S soccer stars chasing fame and consider able fortune at this summer's World Cup finals in Argentina have decided they don't Ret any kick out of political footballs. Left-wing groups urging a boycott of the Cup and cataloguing alleged torture and
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    • 567 30 HUME The Aces W1 CAN all bid ac- curately to par contracts when the opponents keep silent, but to reach the right spot after Interference requires Judgement and partnership understanding. The higher the level of the Inter ference, the greater the problems become: try these
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    • 297 30  -  BASKETBALL Tony Koh rpHE Basketball 1 Association of Singapore have again rejected the offers of three foreign teams the American All Stars. United States' Collegiate and Australian Transport, to play here later this year and early next year. This Is the second time this year
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    • 968 30 nnEMERLOH in with P. K. Leong astride, sprang a spectacular upset in Race Three at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Running well back last till the hometurn, the Bill urn six-year-old came with a devastating run with less than a furlong to go and Just got up In the
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    • 241 31 A Airlock Race 7 Alabama Laaf 4 AWsan 4 Auric Flam* II 1 B Baal Card Race B ionic Marvel Blue J1 Bronx* Heir 4 Buckpaeeer 3 Buallno 4 Bandar Kaya 2 Ba Careful II 5 Bum*! 1 c C.I.A Baca 7 Cantovam 1 Cock ol The Walk
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    • 565 31  -  By SCRUTINEER CIR ABU stands out as an extra good thing u In a lack-lustre Class 3 Division 3 field In the last race at Kuala Lumpur today. He should make light of his top weight of 57 kg, and run home a convincing winner. The
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    • 110 31 SCRUTINEER FAIRWAY BLUEGRASS KM* l: SUr of Slam Unl-Maney Uni-Money Star of Slam Centoralli Star of Slam Little Pancho Star of Slam Race t: Mlraflori Ban da Kaya Mlraflori Lady Serene Lady Serene Mlraflori Lady Hweaa Mlraflori Btca S: Auric Flame Helmsman MM Melody Helmsman Auric Flame Buckpasser Prince
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    • 2121 31 RACE 1 1 k T A" wa Bgaa Star at Slam (The Elk Mavetchlo): sth to Oallant Stallion over 1200 m Ipoh Not, good. 13th to Pearly Black over 1200 m Pi Dec. good: 3rd to Mauiana over 1200 m last Sat.
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    • 372 32  -  SPORTS NATION By Suresh Nair THE SAAA's Eleventh Open Relays championship are being held today at the National Stadium and all eyes will be on sprint kingpins Canagasabal Kunalan of Swifts and Marina Chin of Kelab Sukan Johan. Last year both schoolteachers starred In
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    • 277 32  -  CHUM CM Peter Lo FOURTEEN YEARr OLD Peter .Hill, the No 5 seed, created local squash history on. Friday when he became the youngest player ever to reach the national championship finals. He defeated Raymond Ong in four sets and faces the ton
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    • 201 32 Bruce von cannon vu the first seeded player to go out In the National Clay Court tennis championship at Tanglln when he conceded a walkover to J. Hllado yesterday. A disappointed Von Cannon, who was to play in his last tournament before returning to
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      • 54 32 —Reuter. CHELSEA, the in-debt English First Division football club, were yesterday reported to be willing to stage floodlit matches for Kerry Packer's breakaway cricket series. The Dally Express newspaper claimed that the club's chairman, Brian Mean had already talked with officials of Packer's World Series Cricket organisation
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      • 57 32 Reuter. MATE PARLOV of Yugoslavia, the World Hrarfng Council light, heavyweight champion, stopped a badly-outclass-ed Tony Green of the US In the sixth round of a scheduled 1&-round nontitle fight In Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, on Friday. Green had taken the count three times before Italian referee
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