New Nation, 15 November 1978

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    19 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Wednesday, November 15, 1978 2414 Price 25 cents M.C. (P) 216/1/78 r NFIV (0) NATION COMMENT
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    Task force looks at bilingualism
    400 1  -  Ministry's questionnaire for 10 schools By Teresa Ooi The problems of bilingual lam are being scrutinised by the task force led by Dr Goh Keng Bwee. Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, appointed to review Singapore's education system. Bpecial attention bu been focused on the
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    Lock icon AERO-FLOP!
    127 1 UPI Stockholm, Wednesday It was not one of the Soviet Aeroflot Airline's better days at the Arlanda Airport here yesterday. A three engine Tupole* Jet taking offto Moscow felled to gain full power, boonced twice on the runway end rawed 157 metres into e fleM. None of the M
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    Lock icon Mystery money
    49 1 AP Sao Paulo, Wednesday Early last Friday MTdopi containing soma ranging la value from us®> ($108) to uawo (|Mt) dollars ware distributed throughout a alum hare. arose about who had glfn awajr the enqulralmt of pommS vmiojooo. mm ami thai ihrHo— are ached uled for MM «M
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    Lock icon Japan's big scaledown for yards
    365 1 Reuter Tokyo, Wednesday The Japanese Government yesterday announced a stabilisation plan designed to restructure the shipbuilding Industry by scrapping surplus production facilities or halting their operation. for 44 years. Industry sources said It would result In the loss of about 50,000 Jobs. The Transport Ministry
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    More unions join 'retire at 60' call
    476 2  -  Reason: These people may be hard to replace »7 Ivan Lim More trade unions plan to ask employers to extend the retirement age from 55 to 60 when their collective agreement* come up for renewal. in addition, the "t 1 1 Will alio
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    3 flights hit by Aussie strike
    99 2 Three flights between Singapore «n| AastratU todar have been af(eatoiV refuellers' strike In Melbourne. Two flights from Melbourne and Sydney to Singapore bare been eanoeiled. They are SQfVtA (scheduled to arrive at 7 pin.) and KUf M (arrival 1M PJB.). Another flight. FG Ml
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    Court 'invited' to order Tarling's discharge
    487 2  -  —says counsel By Bharathi Mohan oar London reporter The Queen's Counsel for the Singapore Government yesterday submitted that the court was being "Invited" to order the discharge of former Haw Par chairman Richard Tar ling despite the Issue of an extradition warrant. llr Alexander
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    New union chief
    49 2 llr Jo««ph Koh Ylang was elected president of the Singapore Bank Employees' union at an emergency meeting of the executive committee last Thurssucceeds llr Denis Paul Cham, who resigned an 4 is now a committee member. llr Jeffrey Wee Cheng Kim waa elected assistant general secretary.
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    Stock market
    184 2 Share prices staged a lecofery during the first 4ft minutes of thuling at the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. Haw Par recovered three cents to $1.53 and 8. Darby was traded to $3.30, up six cents. m the second section, Seallon Hotels which was listed yesterday gained 12
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    Anniversary
    30 2 The Singapore Soviet Shipping Co Pte Ltd will bold a reception to nuk Its 10th anniversary and the official opening of Slnaor Bonding at 15 Market street on Saturday.
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    Govt says 'no' to Customs school
    196 2 The government ha*, rejectee a proposal oy UU Customs Department to an op an acaasmy to proftda all-round train mg lor its officers. Sources sakl that this was because the department could not Justify the project which u considered to be "too ambitious," as
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    Blood unit
    42 2 The mobile blood transfusion service unit will be stationed at the Singapore Polytechnic. Dover Road, on Friday from JO am to 4 pm. and at the Immigration Department, CID building, Robinson Road, on Saturday from I am to IS pm.
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      21 2 SOS II always helve to talk to WWone. Bamarttans ef Singapore exists to help thoee in despair or iiiciiil. King 2X*****.
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      19 2 r«t Chap it $S.SO SHm Staafc at $7.7S Qmclwi Cany it $4.75 (Maa Saap at %IM No service cyvaffla.
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    Exodus of govt doctors fear
    257 4 More government doctors may resign next year to Join private hospitals it present working cwiWtfcMS are not Improved. This Is one of the lsoues discussed at msotingi between the Singapore Government Medics! and Dental flWlieii Association «"H euporintendents of the various government hospitals and Health
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    Show
    30 4 The Hong Kong Movie Star Arta Troupe will perform at the National Theatre Iran Mo* to S hi aid ef the Ramm Table Teaalg leoerlatloa promotion and development fund.
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    Road run
    33 4 The Tsugha Tooth Group lo organising a rood na on Dec 17 at I a.m. R will bogta and and at the Tan«Uo oommoolty centre. EatrtM wOl daoe oo Doc 1
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    'Iata likely to lose its fare role'
    413 4 Tbe International Air Transport Association's role as a Care-fixing body for 108 major airBan is likely to diminThta hi the view of four travel trad* executives attending the IMb World Oongraee of Skal dubs at tlw Shangri-La. They wen commentlag on a IBMHi
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    Main message to Teng: Asean to map own 'path
    724 4  -  Ambiguity about insurgents and stateless Chinese removed Gerry de Silva Workmen began pulling down the signboards welcoming Chii«|t Vice-Premier Teng Hatao-Ping as his special tot took off Aran Paya Lebar Airport yesterday. It indicated the brtak aad bahwtti maaaer la Which
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    Beware bogus agencies
    316 5 Thai Embassy warning to S'pore firms A Thai Embassy official here warned Singapore employers, who are recruiting workers from Thailand, to beware bogus employment agencies. This follows reports that several employers have approached private employment agencies instead at the Labour Department in Bangkok to get workers. The
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    Man found dead at PSA
    148 5 Cargo checker and supervisor Ng Swee Keng, 38, was still clutching his pen when he was found dead at the Port of Singapore Authority container terminal on Monday. Tally sheets were strewn around his body. His spectacles and a crushed black umbrella were found nearby.
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    $23 mil paid out by chit funds
    143 5 More than $23 million has been paid out as dividends to about 50,000 subscribers at 24 chit fund companies which went into liquidation since 1972. The Official Receiver's office, which handles liquidation, said yesterday a total of $23,722,000 has been declared as dividends
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    Mandarin
    34 5 YMCA will hold a 15*eesion course on Mandarin on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 3 p.m. to 4.15 p.m. beginning Nov 20. The fees are $30 far YMCA members and $35 for non-mem-bers.
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    Tour
    32 5 The Kim Kent community centre women's subcommittee will hold a tour cum seafood night for members of the Handicapped Welfare Association residing in Toa Payoh on Nov It at 7p m
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    Lock icon Danger men at work
    54 5 These imn are wafting without safety belts or habitats at the 11th floor of a block of Housing Board flats in Whampoa. One false step wl send them plunging more than 30m down. New Nation cameraman David Tan yesterday took this picture of the men dcing
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    Biggest stamp show in S'pore
    82 5 Mr Ng Kah Tins, MP for Punggol and chuhnan of the Stamp Advisory Committee, will open a seven day national stamp exhibition, Singpex 78, at the National Museum art gallery on Nov Sat 2 p.m. The exhibition,the ninth in the Mrtes and the biggest ever
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      86 5 At the Pine Court, the serving of Peking duck is an art. Done with taste and finesse. Savour the crispy, golden skin of the duck, coated with sweet sauce and wrapped in r Mandarin pancake. Or other unique Peking delicacies such as baked tench, beggar's I chicken and fried prawns
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    Our refugee policy...
    349 6  -  S'pore man on reasons for curbs World Focus ■y Edgar Koh Singapore yesterday defended its policy regarding the Indo-chi-nese "boat people"during a UN General Assembly committee meeting as the unabatlng exodus from Viet- nam received widespread publicity. Speaking In at assembly's third (social, humanitarian and cultural) committee,
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    Lock icon Cholera spreads
    60 6 AFP Tokyo, Wednesday The cholera epidemic in Japan continued to spread as three more germ carriers were found yesterday. But health officials were still unable to determine the source of the outbreak. The total number of victims in the current outbreak is now 48, according to the Health
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    Lock icon Take them in: US
    170 6 Reuter Washington, Wednesday The US yesterday called on Malaysia to admit the 2500 Vietnamese on board the freighter Hai Hong and said it Is considering expanding its own refugee admission programme. A State Department spokesman said the quota of 25,000 Indo—chineae refugees allowed into the US
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    The Odd Corner
    44 6  -  D.J. N llw boss folds Ms arms during an Manrinr.it could moan you haven't got the job, a manafamont conference in England has boan told. People's "body language" the way thoy move and pose shows what they are roaly tfttfag.- DJ.
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    Lock icon 'Asean is free of human rights violations'
    184 6 Reuter Manila, Wednesday The United States Export Import Bank yesterday said it had not received any adverse report on Asean countries concerning human rights. Speaking at an American Chamber of Commerce meeting here, the hank's president and chairman, Mr John Moore, said: "We<
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    Lock icon Protest
    36 6 Reuter New Delhi, Wednesday Prime Minister Morarji Desai yesterday faced a protest demonstration against his prohibition policy soon after he arrived on a tour of the former Portuguese enclave of Goa, south of Bombay. Reuter.
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    Lock icon TODAY
    118 6 UPI TODAY is Wednesday, Nov 15, 319 th day of 1978 with 46 to follow. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY: In 1492, the first recorded reference to tobacco was made by Christopher Columbus. In 1920, the First Assembly
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      576 6 Loadoa Cloudy and dry, 13-7 C. Headline Out of heO hole. Mmot Overcast, MC. Pravda's headline: Winter concern of road-builder*. •aaa Scattered showers, 9-6 C. Headline: Begin aaya Middle East peace talks not moving farward. Inm Sunny and cool, IMC. Headline: Terrorists wound retired prison doctor. Pails Overcast, IMC Headline:
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    Lock icon Ties: China gets warning
    370 7 'Don't hope for it if you help insurgents' World Focus AFP Reuter Jakarta, Wehwiiy A senior Indonesian cabinet minister yesterday warned China that diplomatic relations with Peking would never be reopened if that country extend any help to the underground communists here. Minister (or Political and
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    Govt and unions fail to agree
    140 7 London, Wednesday. Britain's Labour government and leaden of the country's powerful trade unions announced last night that they have failed to agree on a formula to keep down wage rises and curb inflation. With thousands of workers already .on strike against the limit which
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    Lock icon Carter puts on heavy pressure
    184 7 Reuter Washington, Wednesday Egypt ind Israel were yesterday under heavy pressure from President Carter to overcome obstacles blocking a peace treaty between them. Mr Carter appeared impatient and frustrated when he said in a televised interview on Monday night that both sides were being stubborn
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    Lock icon Violence again in Teheran
    217 7 Reuter Teheran, Wednesday Violence erupted in Teheran yesterday for the first time in more than a week, as small groups of anti-govern-ment demonstrators fought running battles with troops in the city's crowded bazaar district. There were no official reports, but eye witnesses said troops had opened
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    Lock icon Shot dead
    37 7 AFP Jakarta, Wednesday Two policemen were shot and killed, two others wounded by bayonets and seven soldiers hospitalised in a clash between policemen and soldiers in Jambi, south Sumatra, it was reported here today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Strike threat by Gatt staff
    136 7 Reuter Geneva, Wednesday Secretariat staff of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt), the world's leading trade negotiations forum, yesterday threatened to strike unless their pay and pensions were guaranteed against currency fluctuations. The staff of about 200 held a silent demonstration as delegates
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    Lock icon Opec experts meet to discuss dollar
    234 7 Reuter Vienna. Wednesday Economic experts from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) met here yesterday to discuss the plight of the dollar and the possibility of raising oil prices. Opec sources said the decline of the US currency is a key issue at
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    Reshuffle
    36 7 Pretoria, Wednesday.— South African Premier Pteter Botha yesterday carried out a minor cabinet reshuffle, handing the plural (black) relations portfolio left vacant since the resignation of Connie Mulder to Education and Sports Minister Piet Koomhof.
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    All that's fiddle and faddle
    435 8 A New York Times report on how Singapore handles the refugee problem a story which includes comments from Mr Lee Kuan Yew and Mr S. Raiaratnam ends with this remark: "Meanwhile, however, Singapore hM been importing tens of thousands of workers from other countries in
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    Bright prospects
    147 8 WHISPERS (£> |S B p y v Singapore is already setting a tradition in her year-end/new year festive lighting, -where Orchard Road is flooded by countless light bulbs. But we're a long way from London's Oxford Street light-up for Christmas. The blight lights, dimmed since 1966, has been
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    Imelda is after another prize
    652 8  -  ■y Abby Tan By Abfcy Tu, Mr Mudlft reporter The Asean countries have endorsed the nomination of the Philippines First Lady and Minister for Human Settlements, Mrs Imelda Marcos for the 1979 International Pahlavi Environment Prize, awarded annually by the United Nations. New Nation understands
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    Lock icon With a little bit of luck
    247 8 Reuter Imh: Poet a letter to Italy and there's Just no knowing when it will reach its destination. Recently, letters from Britain and the United States to Rome have taken up to six weeks to be delivered, but there is no absolute rule. Sometimes
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    CAN CHINA DO ANOTHER MEIJI?
    653 8  -  WEDNESDAY WITH DICK WILSON DICK WILSON Mr Teng Hsiao-ping said in Tokyo that China is going to follow the example of the Meiji reformers in Japan in attaining modernisation over 25 years. Mr Teng himself may or may not believe that this is possible, but
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    'Let's not go overboard'
    663 9  -  says paper on that memo to ministry Voice of the Press Round-up Nov 5-11 By Liew Soon Chin Let's not go overboard, advised NANYANG SANG PAH in the wake of a memorandum submitted to the Education Ministry on how to raise the standard of English in
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    Lock icon Alcoholism plagues Russia's industries today
    634 9 OFNS Meeeew: Among tne myriad problems in the management of Soviet economy one of the most serious is the lack of discipline among workers at all levels. Soviet managers and planner* are at their wits' end trying to cope with it and the remits are
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      Making your health their business
      2424 10/11  -  lag PndlMlly each hetel ku Me Aii apart frees theee health elabe are alee eaealag at office eeaiplexee. What la a health deb? It's a place te (a te heep fit aai wielatsls year health. Ifi set last a eUmmiag ealea, beeaaee era the aaierwelght
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    Secret closet haven for the hunted
    685 12 An extraordinary story of faith during the war hv I«>f M 1 THE HIDING PLACE: Jeanettc CHI, Jalle Hants, QWorn Heckart, Arthnr OViMin Directed by JMM P. Cetßcr. nrrr.Ml.y by Allaa Slmmm ul Ltwram Hill—. (New at Thanks to a "clerical error" made 95
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    If you want to meet Jackie O try growing plants indoors
    740 12  -  Humour by Russell Baker I have a doodad tree in the living room. In New York you have to put up with things like that. All the vital people here go in heavily for parlor greenery, which is natural,
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    'Oil price hike unlikely'
    198 13 My*, Wednesday. President Carter's moves to strengthen the value of the dollar have made it less likely that oil producing countries will impose a major increase in petroleum prices this year, American banker David Rockefeller said on Monday. "It is true that during the last two
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    China eyes US market
    481 13 Big textile sales to forestall quota Canton, Wednesday. China is making a strong bid to establish itself in the American textile market in anticipation of the possible imposition of import quotas by the US government, according to business sources at the Canton Trade Fair. The month-long
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    Lock icon Economic briefs
    302 13 Reuter MANILA: The Manilabased Asian Development Bank yesterday announced its approval of a US$1.38 million technical assistance loan to Thailand for an irrigation and hydroeieetriclty project. Drawn from its ordinary capital resources, the loan has a term at 10 years, including two years grace and carries an interest
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  • Stock markets round the world
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      Lock icon NEW YORK
      188 13 UPI New York, Wednesday The Dow Jones average skidded to a seven-month low yesterday in a broad stock market retreat triggered by rising interest rates and lower vehicle sales that presaged an economic slowdown. Trading was fairly active. The Dow industrial average, down more than 11 points at
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      Dow Jones
      35 13 Closing prion on the New York Stork Eirhangeyesterday: 30 Ind 785.X (off 675);20 trims Xft.e (off 2 IS); IS utl 96 35 (off 0 74); 65 stk 267 14 (off 2 38) -UPI
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      Lock icon TOKYO
      125 13 AFP Share prices sagged on the Tokyo Stock Exchange yesrerday in fairly active ingMarket analysts attributed the downturn to profit-taking pressure. The 225-stock Dow-Jones average dropped 30.50 yen to 5,942.87 yen. The wider-based TSE index was also down 1.42 points at 440.10. The prices of 228 issues rose while
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      Lock icon SYDNEY
      19 13 Reuter Price# at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange: ACT 182 185 ADC 15
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      PARIS
      70 13 Clewing price* on the Pari* Bourse yesterday: Ptrlbu 201 -3 Ponclfer 4H J0 Printemp* 110 -120 Bull 53.10 -90 Royal Dutch 2M -mo Mlchelln 1349 -16 COB 393.50 2.50 Thomaon 247 50 4 1.70 CFP 141 JO Rhone ***** unch Air 37S 2 B 8 N 587 +4 Philips
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      Lock icon ZURICH
      96 13 Union Bank of Switzerland Yesterday'* prices followed by the difference on the previous session's close. Yesterday's prices followed by the difference on the previous session's close UBS Bearer 3000 -20 UBS Reg MS -5 SBC 347 -3 Credit Suisse 2185 -15 Swissair B TO •IS Swiss Relnsur 3160 •IS
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    Lock icon Money Market
    244 13 UPI London, Wednesday The dollar closed fractionally lower on most European exchanges and in Tokyo yesterday in quiet trading.The price ot gold went up on the Zurich and London bullion markets. Gold closed at U*****,625 an ounce in Zurich against U*****,375 on Monday. In London, it ended the
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    Lock icon Japan to offer more trade concessions
    100 13 UPI Tokyo, Wednesday.— Japanwill offer additional concessions to its trade partners to end the Tokyo round of multinational trade negotiations for freer world trade, government sources said yesterday. The offers will be presented to the United States and the European Common Market at a
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      274 13 Crossword ■s J. ACROSS 1 Pequod's captain 5 Vlchyssolae 9 Cracker or water IS Bait 14 City on the Arno 15 Ood of love 16 Likeness 18 Ohio city IB Surprised exclamation 20 Between Wash, and Nev. 21 Sounds off pompously 23 Allegory 26 Gladiator's milieu 27 West or Murray
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  • Sportsfront
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      Take a leaf from the Indon book
      366 14  -  P. WONG It seems surprising that Singapore Amateur Swimming Association officials, after the last South East Asia Games' lesson, are still not responding to the (act that it is time for them to send their swimmers abroad for training. The Indonesian "swimming machine"
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      Get some strikers or else...
      252 14  -  PAULINE Stappwc 3 Even at this early stage, it looks as if Singapore can say good-bye to next year's Malaysia Cup. And I say this because we are, at present suffering from a dearth of really good strikers. At the moment the Sela rigor State
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      Looking ahead Swee Lee style
      299 14  -  TEK HOCK A pat on the back for the Singapore National Qlympic Council and the West German Embassy for sponsoring our 400 m champion, Chee Swee Lee for treatment of her achilles tendon injury. Look at it anyway you want, Swee Lee is still one
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      Police could light up the League
      128 14  -  MARY Stagapsre 23 Police Sports Club deserve a regular place in next season's National football League. Their fine performance during the recent President's Cup tournament certainly justifies it.And if the Football Association of Singapore cannot fit them into the First Division then at least
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    PIA fourth leg a big success
    736 15  -  Controversial refereeing one of those things SQUASH Eric Cooper Despite the rather disappointing final last Sunday, there can be no denying that the 4th leg of the Pakistan International Airlines' World Series of Squash was a tremendous success. The squash throughout the week was
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    Scheme for younsters to gain experience
    170 15 The Pepsi squash training scheme for Under 14 and Under 18 boys and girls will commence simultaneously at five centres from Dec 4. Sponsored by Yeo Hiap Seng, in collaboration with the Singapore Sports Council, the scheme will provide a year-round coaching pro- gramme
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    Lock icon Tough time ahead for Nicklaus
    200 15 If'" 7 Reuter Sydney, Wed American Bruce Lietzke, a Joint second behind David Graham in last year's Australian Open golf tournament, thinks favourite, Jack Nicklaus, faces a tough task in this year's Open starting at the Australian Club at Kensington, near here tomorrow. Lietzke played
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    Lock icon Defensive S'pore fail to please
    436 16  -  Barker's verdict: Defence good but forwards poor Hockey ■y SURESH NAIR Singapore's ultradefensive' tactics and Australia's sloppy performance resulted In the friendly hockey international ending in a lack-lustre scoreless draw at Jalan Besar yesterday. For the Australians, reputed to be ranked third in the World,
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    Kiwis hit back
    129 16 Lahore, Wednesday New Zealand, the Olympic champions, needed time to settle down before beating Punjab University 2-1 after being one goal down In the early minutes of their friendly hockey match here yesterday. Playing into a dazzling sun before 700 spectators on the fast pitch of the
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    AGF say 'no' to Israel
    247 16 Baagkok, WeM»y Asian Games Federation (AGF) officials yesterday turned down an Israeli suggestion that five of weir athletes take part in opening and closing ceremony parades at the forthcoming Asian Games here next month. Israel, who have been excluded from the Gaines, made their offer
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    Farewell match for Schoen
    352 17 K3 Soccer Fraakf art, VNieiWhile World Cup runners-up Holland, together with Spain, Austria and Poland are all Involved In vital Euro- pean soccer championship matches, West Germany bid farewell to veteran manager, Helmut Schoen with a friendly match against Hungary todur. Although Jupp Derwnll took over
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    Lock icon Top coach Michels joins Aztecs
    302 17 AP T* Rims Mlrhrts, coach of the Dutch National soccer team when they reached the World Cup Anal la 1974, has been signed to coach the Los Aa«dss Axtecs of the North American Soccer Alters nrealdent Larry Frlsnd said on Monday that Mlchela would be
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    Lee Tit Seng shows form
    231 17 QfOn the E9 track KiiaU Lumpur, Wed Ln lH tag is retaining his last start winning term. With Asuwadi Nawl up, the Welsh Snlnt three year-old went fluently on the bit over Mhn in Si here this mornwas good with only slight "ghw" on the
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      501 17 Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss): Address: N.R.I.C. No: Tel: □DDI ■Odd along dotted bn .CLUM PON HO-3 1. Lar| 2. The FILL IN I MISSING I LITTIRS I ACROSS I lee el— —toreel wey tor reed m out deem to ef here
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    Lock icon M-Cup: Two S'pore teams?
    562 18  -  Hartley toying with idea Soccer PHILIP TAN National coach Trevor Hartley is toying with the idea of using different sets of players for home and away games in nest year's Malaysia Cup, starting in January. At yesterday's ohySctl training —||i at the Maori tchie Reservoir, Hartley
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    S'gor stars coming
    117 18  -  ■y SURESH NAIR Newly crowned President's Cup soccer champions Geylang International PC will meet Selangor First Division Kelab Sultan Sulaiman in a friendly match at the National Stadium on Dec 2. The visiting team have in their line-up international stars Santokh Singh, Mokhtar Dahari, Kamaruddin Abdullah, Youth
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      167 18 CONGRATULATIONS TO SPORTS SHOP ADIDAS ON THEIR IST ANNIVERSARY r a 0 t 'i. If r p > 'f'lfc, A x^4B,v,if- < 7 ■> ur" S ■Ok > nil a i BQk. Ek .«!V. -A' 11 l 4-ffy 0 ti? For joggers. Lotto the leading Italian sports shoe manufacturer developed
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      324 18 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of those extraordinarily curious individuals who can never leave well enough alone. For this reason, you may have to sustain more troubles in your lifetime than moat people. You will also experience more of what life has to
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      Dickens' last novel — TV serial
      294 19  - Dickens' last novel TV serial By Judith Holmberg Our Mutual Friend, Charles Dickens' last completed novel, wQI be telecast in seven parts over Ch. 5, at 5.10 p.m. from Nov. 26. "Mutual friend" of the title Is John Harmon, who has been left a fortune by his dust contractor father
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      Gimmickry to save plain song and dance act
      368 19  -  Review AWUkm gjgjg ■y Zarinah Marican Lots of gimmickry awed this show telecast last Friday night. For if you had taken away the tinsel and glitter, all that would have been left was an ordinary song and dance act Toe show wu
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      390 19 In and around town FANTASTICAL TALES authoress Violet Wllkins tells tales from her book at the Marine Parade branch library, 3 p.m. A Chinese film entitled The MeUow Forest Is on at 7p.m. Admission tree. SAP CAREER exhibition featuring the SAF Boys' Schools, at the Toa Payoh community centre. On
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      815 19 THE BIDING PLACE: Baaed on'the book of the same name, this is the true story of Carrie tea Boom aad her family. Dutch Christiana who suffered at the hands of the Nazis during the war because their love and charity had led them to help dozens of persecuted Jews to
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      127 19 < 00 A.M. Opening Announcements and Pro-gramme-Summary 0.05 Morning Prelude with Arthur Fiedler Boston Pop* Orchestra 0.30 News (E) 0.40 Morning Concert: Symphony In D Minor (Frandt), RCA Victor Symph. Orchestra (Boult); Slavonic Dances Op. 40 (Dvorak), Bavarian Radio Symph. Orchestra 0.00 News (C) 1.10 People and Places: Danny Boy
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    69 20 AB POOK: It's good that young people are taught respect for the elderly and under-privi-leged. It will help us develop Into a more curing society. MEI UN: But it takes more than a party to teach concern and respect. They are daily lessons. It's often enaier to be
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      644 20 TV ,x &NO RADIO iAPOKt 5 Ml OPENING iNNOUNCIMBNTI followed by TIB BEVEBLY BILLBILLOS: The Frog Family* S.tl DIABY OF BVBNIB (M). Lit BON ANSA: The Loatly Man. Shows of the Day) 1.-FWI I fl.lt OPINING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by Pim IJI ALI BABA HAN flfl PEN Y AMUN (Harl Raya
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      165 20 Today's top shou s CHABUE*B ANGELS: Angels on the Run. (Ch. 5, 8.35 p.m. In colour). Sabrlna, Kris and Kelly try to solve the mystery surrounding a missing truck driver, an attempted abduction of his wife and a package of stolen diamonds. mm t WOBLD LBADEBS: The Lite and Times
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