New Nation, 15 July 1982

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    18 1 new nation PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE MONITOR LTD. Thursday, July 15, 1982 M.C. (P) No. 20/5/82 30 cents
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    Commotion at Changi as Afghans leave
    292 1  -  By JACKIE SAM, JALIL MISWARDI THE 38 Afghan deportees from Australia returned to Madras this morning aboard an SIA flight, travelling under armed escort provided by the Singapore Airport Terminal Services. According to SIA, India was obliged by international convention to re-accept the Afghans
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      Threat to fire 25,000
      71 1 LONDON: The management of Britain's state-owned railways yesterday ordered 25,000 drivers who have been on strike since July 4 to return to work by next Tuesday or they will be fired when the nation's rail system is shut down the next day. The announcement forces a
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      Lock icon Sanctions criticised
      38 1 Reuter WASHINGTON: The largest business organisation in the US, the Chamber of Commerce, yesterday criticised sanctions imposed by President Reagan last month to impede construction of a natural gas pipeline from Siberia to Western Europe. Reu-
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      Kidnap plot
      21 1 AMSTERDAM: A group of Moluccans arrested earlier this month planned to kidnap Queen Beatrix and Premier Andries Van Agt.
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    Lock icon 'Iranian forces thrust deeper into Iraq'
    191 1 From AGENCY DESPATCHES IRAN said yesterday its forces were within 15km of the strategic Iraqi port of Basra although Baghdad said the invaders had been halted and its own troops were fighting back. Basra, Iraq's second biggest city and main outlet to the Gulf,
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    Lock icon Coup that was not
    107 1 LAT-WP HANOI, Thursday Vietnamese leaders here were red-faced yesterday after an expected propaganda coup a public admission of crimes by an alleged subversive allegedly linked to the United States, China and Thailand backfired when the man refused to confess. Vo Dai Ton, a former South Vietnamese
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      New police HQ
      296 2  -  $20 million building at Sepoy Line by 1985 By K K FONG THE Singapore Police Force may get a new headquarters costing more than $20 million by 1985 at Sepoy Line. If approval is given, the 10storey complex will replace the existing police headquarters in Phoenix Park
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      'Before 5 casinos' – big hit with the women
      272 2  - 'Before 5 casinos' big hit with the women By SIT YIN FONG PROFESSIONAL gamblers flushed out of their haunts in Chinatown by Singapore's urban redevelopment are using mobile casinos in Housing Development Board flats. The mobile gambling dens have been tagged the "Before 5 pm casinos," because they are often
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      Art contest for children
      52 2 CHILDREN aged three to 15 are invited to submit paintings for the 13th International Children's Art Exhibition to be held in Japan in March 1983. There is no specific theme. Each child can submit only one entry. Entries must be sent through their school principals by
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      The dragon of Lloyd Road
      59 2 The dragon of Uoyd Road has taken 11 years to grow to its present size. It has also taken years of tender loving care and skill by the man who created it, Mr Koh Yong Khiam. Mr Koh, who is sells fruits in Cuppage Road
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      'Don't neglect other forms of adult education'
      71 2 SINGAPORE, while placing much emphasis on formal education, is neglecting other forms of adult education. This is expressed in an editorial of the Singapore Association for Continuing Education's newsletter, Change. The editorial says: "Today adult education is always equated with technical and vocational
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      House not being given away
      141 2 WE PUBLISHED a story saying that Mrs Sylvia Kho, the bridal gown designer, has given her house to the disabled (New Nation, July It). This was based on an interview with our reporter. It was also a follow up of a report in the "Methodist
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      Paintwork must last 5 years, HDB tells builders
      205 3  -  'Unfair as we don't make paint' say contractors By LAM MO LIAN THE HDB wants its 18 major contractors to guarantee that paintwork will last five years. But the contractors feel this is unfair because they do not manufacture paint and therefore
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      Cabbies who belt up and peg down, too
      191 3  -  By JULIE LIAU TAXI drivers who use second-hand safety belts from scrap cars or who wear them improperly by using clothes pegs are courting danger. The pegs, used to ease the pressure on the shoulders from inertia reels, do make the belt
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      Lock icon PM joins the elite club
      124 3 AP LONDON, Thursday PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew today joins a small band of foreign statesmen to be given the highest honour the City of London can confer when ne is installed as an Honorary Freeman. He joins such famous world figures such as Jawaharlal
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      Fresh fruit... day after day
      106 3  -  By RAADHIKA MAHADEVAN SINGAPORE scientists are developing a method of preserving fresh fruit which they claim can extend the life of a papaya from six to 12 days without using a refrigerator. By painting the surface of papayas with a type of man-made hormone, Prof
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      Courtesy under doctor's orders
      181 4  -  By JULIE LIAU VERY few patients lose their patience with Dr Robert Tan. For Dr Tan, a surgeon with Tan Took Seng Hospital, has found the right antidote to counteract those ill-feelings. It's' called courtesy and it is prescribed under doctor's orders. When New Nation visited
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      The price of errors
      279 4  -  'Firm can spend up to a quarter of its revenue because of defective products' By WONG CHAI KEE A COMPANY could spend up to a Siuarter of its revenue because of deective products and errors, the Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), Mr Eugene Yap said today. This alone,
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      Telecoms' air link to take off in mid-1983
      208 4 TELECOMS' planned computerised reservation system, linking airline offices with travel agents, is expected to be ready by mid-1983. Work on the project is in progress, according to a Telecoms' statement. The system allows travel agents to book seats on participating airlines over
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      Clampdown on illegal LPG dealers soon
      237 5  -  By PAT D'ROSE SINGAPORE is to get a code to protect the public from unauthorised liquefied petroleum dealers four years after the idea was first mooted. According to a spokesman for Esso the code, originally drafted by the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial
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      Creating the environment for Confucius
      282 5  -  By OEI SIN GIOK CONFUCIAN ethics decides the way we live, the food we eat, the way we dress and what we do to our environment. Study of the environment should therefore go hand in hand with the study of Confucianism. "The study of Confucianism
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      Code to protect consumers against decanting
      31 5 The Esso spokesman said the unscrupulous unauthorised dealers were giving the companies a bad name because the cylinders were often only half or three-quarters full.
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      Fresh light on street lamps
      166 5  -  By FAEZAH ISMAIL SINGAPORE'S Save Energy campaign is taking to the streets with the gradual replacement of all old road lights with energy efficient lamps. Last year the Public Utilities Board installed 6,300 new street lights at a cost of $8 million. So far this
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      Lock icon Free for a cuppa, anyone?
      94 5 TEA TIME at Tai Seng Temple in Syed Alwi Road has a special significance. Every day about 20 litres of Chinese tea are prepared and served free to passersby. There are three brews a day. The first is at 8 am; the second at 11.30
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      21 2 srry orld A perfect L aperitif served chilled, or on the rocks. r "SI L ASSOCIATED UQUOP I (SINOAfOM) Pit LB
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      144 3 An offering of the finest in Chinese and Seafood cuisine amid a setting of sheer splendour i 't i V KIM I -1 f '-'4 r <Mp* *j9k m%r r &ML(t fe* w 1 ISw b jy tf. 1 fc. 5 -f ft. f<. •■vm s K\ •*8 r -W"*'
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      363 4 PRIZES: Ist Prize (2 winners): National Video Tape Recorder Model NV3OO EN. 51 cm (20") Colour T.V. Model TC-211M each. 2nd Prize (3 winners): National 51 cm (20") Colour T.V. Model TC-211M each. 3rd Prize (5 winners): National Radio Cassette Recorder Model RX-FBO each Coneolation Prize (100 winners): Casio Digital
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      51 4 EVERY day during Courtesy Month, the New Nation selects a Mr, Mrs or Miss Courtesy from ordinary people doing ordinary jobs. If you know someone you think might qualify, give us a ring on *****88. The person selected will be given a year's free subscription of New Nation and Sunday
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      186 7 The food lovers' choice Szechuan Cuisine, Italian Specialities. Mongolian Grill ancl Continental delights Szechuan Cuisine and Live Seafood Try our Szechuan cuisine prepared fc by our Taiwanese Chefs. Omei fj? Special Fish. Braised Beef in fg Fkepot and Turtle Soup rj inClaypot |E Also caters for Wedding dinner t= partes
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      157 9 The Time Machines appear at the Dynasty Ballroom 28th 29 th July They bring the following messages: •How to increase your office productivity by up to 601 How you can win a free holiday to London or Hong Kong •How to revolutionise your business and improve jmms client contact See
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      Lock icon Sales job needed to head off hotel glut
      800 10  -  By ROBERT MAHONEY Reuter HOW DO YOU lure tourists to an industrial tropical island that has absolutely no natural attractions? That is the problem facing Singapore, where the tourist boom of the last decade is beginning to tail off. The recession is
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      353 10 REVIEW OF ANAL YSFS AND OPINIONS IN CAPSULE FORM Business Week THE TROUBLES of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's coalition will bring a new, more conservative group to power in Bonn. The opposition, led byan alliance of Christian Democrats (CDU) and the Christian Social Union (CSU), is closer than it has
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        Be generous to senior citizens
        284 11 I SUPPOSE this year being the Year of the Aged, there has been a great deal of talk about helping our senior citizens. But I wonder if these are genuine attempts to help the aged or are they just lip service to satisfy the conscience
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        Welfare of aged must come first
        261 11  -  NGIAM TONG FATT MUCH has been said and written about the old folks in homes for the aged in the local press. It is good to know that the Health Minister, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, has now taken a keen interest in the welfare
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        Keeping an eye on the eye
        127 11  -  L K NG WITH reference to the story "Eyesight of oar Young gets Worse" (New Nation, Thursday July 8, 1982), Dr Chay said that when children entered school, nine oat of ten need glasses hut do not realise that they do. Parents or teachers
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      157 10 pRET-A- pORTER 1982 The creations of nine of Singapore's leading designers and fashion houses will take to the catwalk at the Poolside of the Holiday Inn Singapore, presenting the latest ready-to-wear for 1982/1983. The fashion show will be presented after a sumptuous barbecue buffet dinner. Even,! DATE] 6th/ 13 th
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      50 10 VKtOU I THIKIK MY wtFE HAVE KNOWK Ae<9cl"V TdlS (3 AS CYLINDERS'RACKET UON6 < BEFORE "THE NEW$PAPER£ OOT IT S T£ K 3bk ever since we aar marriep $HE HA$. 0£ENJ telling ME ABOUT -rut J?AsKl<aER£- j£)F COOKlNifi, AT HOME. > *PVXMTA6ES Or BATikuS OUT 5rtCMT< *> S* Mr m
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      204 11 LE IT E lis on iiny sutler t of pußli'v mtPM'St A ill be accepted for pupticati tn They should he typed and nuist he Signed They nv.js' t l include the writ <» t> and add'ess even to >ise .1 pseudonym in A cO'Mac't telephone nu'ntie.r /.uuld t>e usetu:
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      128 11 At home be hum- ble; at work be respectful; with others be loyal. Even among the barbarians you may not abandon these precepts. Confucius TODAY is the 196th day of 1982. There are 169 days left in the year. On this day... 1945- Italy declares war on Japan, its former
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      LORONG OF PROGRESS
      390 12 / 13  -  Story and pictures by GOH KIM HUI, LEE CHEE HUI FROM a village empire to an industrial estate that's Lorong Tai Seng. By year'f end, it would be hard to believe that jnst months ago it was a kampung with hilling walls and quaint walkways. Fifty years
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      233 12 / 13 > At non-inflated prices Get the best buys from Extended by popular demand. New stock arrivals. Imported documents briefcase UP (20 oft SALE $14.90 ft I ANTLER version for suits as cabin luggage. Made Size: (53 x 39 x 14) UP (300 Ofr SALE $242.00 G3,Clifford Centre Raffles Place Singapore
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      Lock icon OVERNIGHT WALL STREET
      135 14 AP NEW YORK, Thursday THE stock market retreated yesterday as traders awaited the next move in interest rates. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 4.19 to 828.39. Declines slightly outnumbered advances on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume totalled 58.16 million shares, against 68.17 million
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      GES staff courses
      323 14  -  By TOH SU FEN COURSES for salesmen and dealers employed by members of the Gold Exchange of Singapore (GES) will begin in September. Participants in the 15-week programme will have to sit for an examination to be set by the GES. This move is needed to make
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      UOB's golden advice
      161 14 THE United Overseas Bank has advised gold investors to stand aside until the market corrects itself. UOB Bullion said another rise to US$36B cannot be ruled out as the US$349-US$353 range may be a test case as to "whether the recent longs will hold their stocks and
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        Olivetti to help ex-staff start firm
        36 14 OLIVETTI Singapore will soon help five of its employees to start their own company, to be called Olivetti. The company will be assisted by Olivetti with technical and administrative expertise.
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        DBS cuts rates on 1- and 3-month deposits
        43 14 DBS has followed OUB in cutting interest rates on one- and threemonth deposits. From yesterday, DBS pays 8.5 per cent, a half-point cut. Bates for 6, 9 and 12 months stay at 9 per cent
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        Lock icon New bank formed to. comply with new laws
        70 14 Reuter THE Banque De L'lndochine et de Suez will transfer its assets and branches in Malaysia to form a new bank, to be called Malaysian French Bank Berhad, Indosuez Senior Executive P. Mouradian said. This is to conform to Malaysian laws forbidding
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        Lock icon Conference on ways to help world economy
        58 14 AP ABOUT 70 businessmen, economists and management specialists from Japan, the United States, Canada and western Europe gathered in Tokyo yesterday to discuss ways to stimulate the world economy. Lectures and symposiums at the four-day conference will focus on low economic growth, unemployment,
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      Lock icon Go-ahead soon for MMC's giant mine
      346 15 Star MALAYSIA Mining Corp (MMC) expects its giant Kuala Langat tin venture in Selangor, one of the world's most complex alluvial mine operations, to start commercial production soon. It is eventually expected to account for 15 per cent of national tin production. A feasibility
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      Paper Products' vista brightens
      190 15 PAPER Products (Malaysia) continues to operate under difficult market conditions, the annual report for 1981 says, although "trading business has improved marginally and has stabilised at slightly higher levels since the second quarter of 1982." Results for the current year should be viewed with "cautious optimism."
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      Lock icon Merlin to expand
      97 15 Star THE Merlin chain in Malaysia is planning to open a hotel in Penang by the end of 1984. Faber Merlin Malaysia already has a 156-room Penang Merlin on the island but the lease expires in 1988 The board has not decided whether to negotiate for a
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      INTEREST RATES
      41 15 DBS uoe oub Prime 105 105 16.5 18.5 Savuifg 8.5 1 month 8.5 8.5 8 25 8.5 J months 85 8.5 1.5 85 1 months 8 5 8.5 9 months 9 5 8.5 15 IS months 8.5 8.5 8.5
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      41 15 Supplied by UOB Yesterday'* ck>aa in 8$: Selling Baying 5 gtn 1S4 121 10 gm 257 244 20 gm 504 486 Vi oi 394 376 Kilobar 24,702 24,552 100 gm 2,490 2,460 50 gm 1,245 1,220 1 oz 780 76
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      | Business Calendar
      59 15 Business Calendar Annual meetings Tim* Date Vanu* Hwa Hong 12 noon July 2929 Jurong Port Rd MMC 10 am July 31 Kuala Lumpur Metro Holdings Aug 6 Transmarco Aug 619 fl OCBC Centre Proposed dividends Payment on Dtvktond On books Metro Holdings Aug 6 12% final July 31 Registers closed
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      Our dollar doing well
      318 16 While some currencies totter THE Singapore dollar has done better than most major currencies over the past 10 years. In some cases the improvement has been dramatic. Even where our dollar has slipped, the change has been marginal. Sterling, the French franc and the US, Hong
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      Authorities intervened to prevent slide
      68 16 BANKS believe that the authorities on both sides of the Causeway have intervened at various times to prevent the Singapore ana Malaysian dollars from diverging further. MalaysUrsßank Negara was reported to nave moved in early January last year when the Rlngjdt reached 106 to the
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      When it first began...
      252 16 SINGAPORE shared a common currency with Malaysia and Brunei as recently as lN7,althMA we had left the Malaysian Federation two years earlier. The common currency was managed by the Board of Commissioners of Currency, Malaya and British Borneo, which survived despite the Independence of Mulnya and
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      Ringgit will weaken, say forex dealers
      177 16 THE Singapore dollar will bold its own, while the Malaysian currency will tend to weaken marginally. That is the opinion of foreign exchange dealers we contacted yesterday. One European bank says:"The Singapore doUar will be basically firm against all currencies except possibly the US
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      MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SENT BACK TO BRUNEI
      142 16 MILLIONS of dollars are repatriated to Brunei every year, and the amount is going up. As the Brunei and Singapore dollars have held parity, the two countries allow each other's currencies to circulate side-by-side with their own. Only when a visitor's money comes
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      Currency Board holds equal reserves to cover notes and coins
      139 16 TO ensure free convertibility of Singapore dollars into foreign currency or gold, the Currency Board was obliged by law to hold sufficient reserves to cover the currency it issued. In practice, the board held 110 per cent cover Initially this
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      Loss won't hit dividends
      132 17 Good news for Malaysian Containers shareholders MALAYSIAN Containers (1974) Bhd halved its group profits but will not cut dividends to shareholders. For the financial year ended March 31, It reG>rted group profit of $1.73 million compared with $3.77 million the year before. The parent company managed
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      356 17 Star THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has written to Pegi Malaysia Berhad to query a number of details on its proposed acouisiton of 51 per cent of Dunlop Malaysian Industries Berhad. The exchange asks Pegi to supply the basis on which the decison to acquire 51 per
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      Remy Martin has reason to toast
      137 17 Eemy Martin (Far East) has posted after-tax profits for the year ending March 31 of HK543.97 million (5|16.1 million), an increase of 13.4 per cent over last year's figure of HK138.77 million. Final dividend of 35 HK cents is equivalent to a 20 per
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      49 19 |Hft i t/o JAYAMANEE, 1V* yaar* old pMNd away DMMfuNy on 14/7/12 loavtng behind loving parents, grandparents, unclaa, auntiaa and couelna. Body wM bo loaving Bit. IIS, 12-3M Jurong Eaat, Straot 13, t'pora 2260 for burial al 3pm. Bua Borvicoa 187, 171 and 76 (from Clomontl IntarContact Tot no.
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      HK stocks likely to consolidate
      93 17 THE correction in June on the Hong Kong stock market is likely to develop into a period of consolidation, Sun Hung Kai Investment says. The opinion is based on the failure of interest rates to come down and indications that the predicted worldwide economic recovery
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      Share prices fall
      95 17 SHAKE prices closed lower in Singapore on lack of buying support in quiet and selective trading Central Sug.irs fell 1(1 cents to 10 40. (Renting P cents to 3H National Iron 15 cents to 8 05, Pegi nine cents to 2 1!< Hong Kong Finance 10 cents
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      38 16 Singapore and Malaysian currencies used to operate side by side. Now, as New Nation reported this week, visitors from Johore find it worthwhile to bring sackfuls of coins across the Causeway. Business Editor RODNEY HOBSON gives the background.
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      15 16 PATOU OCiR 5>A,VIN4ARE > IKi <=>lN<5A.POR£ /WHICH K££P$ IMP^£>VIN\6 WE MUST AVOlP AL1 SffcNP-; y M
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      227 20 jackpd $10,000 Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below. Ag* Occupation: Address N R I.C TIL: k 6. Certain men are apt to enjoy doing something constructive with them WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO Each day this week, New Nation will publish a word puzzle. In
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      First weight-for-age race for Singapore
      254 20  -  Racing sp By BRENTON SMITH THE Singapore Turf Club will hola its first weight-for-age race at the coming August meeting, its General manager, Tim hompson, disclosed yesterday. "We will run the $30,000 Jurong Cup for Class 1 Div 1 horses over 1400 metres on a
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      Big jump in membership fees
      164 20 OWNER-members of the Singapore Turf Club were appalled when they were told that this season's membership fees would cost $250, a mammoth increase from the $80 they paid the previous season. "And they also require two photographs" cried some in disgust when lold that security
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      Let us use rest to run races: RBSC
      228 20 BANGKOK, Thurs THE Royal Bangkok Sports Club (RBSC), one of the two racing clubs in Bangkok, has requested the Ministry of Interior to hold horse racing during the three months' period from August to October when the club usually goes into recess.
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      Silence is Golden set for a double
      562 20  -  By TRACKSTAR SILENCE Is Golden, which broke the ice with a pillar-to-post victory over Londa Lad in her last start at Ipoh, looks to be even better when she did a fast workout on a good track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. With local
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      Top sprinter Yoke Phee hurt
      130 20  -  By JOVITA TOH SINGAPORE'S leading sprinter, Ong Yoke Phee, is hurt and will be out of action for at least four weeks. Ong left with seven other athletes. Tang Ngai Kin, Haron Mundir, Seah Soo Lye, R. Nadarajan, K. Jayamani, Ganesan Kasee and Ng Choon
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      508 21 Golf Reuter TROON, Thursday TOM Watson and Jack Nicklaus, the two superstars with the finest credentials in the game, seem set for a repeat of their scintillating duel in the United States Open last month when the British Open golf championship starts at Royal Troon
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      'The Terror' rips Changi
      411 21 CUSjI TAMPINES 3 CHANGI 0 KEEP an eye on 19-year-old striker Tahir Buiang! This is the advice Tampines Rovers coach Abu Sujak gave after the stocky Rovers' striker single-handedly ripped apart Changi Constituency with his precision, Kce and power in one of »most memorable oneman demolition
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      KANNAN SHACKLED
      362 21 POLICE 0 K BUKIT 0 STOP Kannan Kunjuraman! And you cripple Police Sports Association. This, in a nutshell, was the startling pre-match orders in the Kaki Bukit dressing-room put the shackles on international striker Kannan, the National Football League's most feared goal-scorer. Who could blame Kaki Bukit vice-president
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      Waves in calm waters
      529 22  -  S^lflPVHn Water-polo JrajJ THE national water-polo team haa dominated the event in the South-East Asia Games throughout the history of the Qamea. They are undoubtedly the region's top team and have won the Team of the Year award twice before to become the darlings of local
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      Veteran returns to the fold...
      354 22 VETERAN water-polo international Aug Guan Hin has returned to beef op Singapore's chances in water-polo for the New Delhi Asian Games in November. Guan Hin, a veteran of two Asian and five South-East Asia Games, retired after the 1979 SEA Games in Jakarta because of
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      Khanisen drops out at eleventh hour
      537 23  -  Bombshell for Indian tournament team Soccer By SURESH NAIR FORMER international midfielder V. Khanisen dropped a bombshell yesterday when he announced his withdrawal from the Singapore Indians squad for next week's Vittal Trophy Tournament in India. He had been training with the team regularly.
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      Motor firm's $50,000 saves tournament
      239 23 ZM ASM YOUTH IttlOUr TOUMAMENT V TAN Chong and Sons, the motor firm, has decided to promote soccer, sponsoring international tournaments organised by the Football Association of Singapore. Yesterday the company stepped in with a $50,000 contribution to be sole sponsor of the Asian Youth
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      Ching Hing to have a crack at 400m record
      301 23  -  By JOVITA TOH "I'LL BREAK the 400 m record." That's the promise of Tanglin Technical School quarter-mile champion Lee Ching Hing, 16. He clocked 50.1 sec. at the recent Caltex age group meet, and aims to improve on the National Schools
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        102 23 THE Singapore Badminton Association's Inter-Club men's senior knockout tournament will be held from Aug 4-7, starting at 7.30 p.m., at the SBA Hall in Guillemard Road. "There will be no restriction on the number of teams each club can submit," said SBA tournament committee deputy
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        Free coaching by hockey international
        118 23 FORMER Australian hockey international Graeme Worth will conduct free coaching clinics from July 19 to Aug 5 at the Sports House, Rutland Road. The theory classes will be held nightly from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. from Monday to Friday and the practical sessions on Saturdays
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      Big money boost for SEA sports
      301 24  -  lOC chief to see how world council can help us By KEN JALLEH Jr THE president of the International Olympic Council (IOC), Juan Antonio Samaranch will be in Singapore in September on a visit that may mean a major financial boost for South-east Asia's
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      Fandi is so much at home
      102 24 Exclusive pictures FOOTBALLER of the Year Fandi Ahmad, looks a picture of radiance, as he relaxes with Ajax Amsterdam officials after lunch in the sea-side resort town of Caatricum, 30 km north of Amsterdam. This exclusive picture was sent to NEW NATION by Dutch
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      MCFA to decide on Cup venue today
      184 24  -  MCFA CUP 82 By SURESH NAIR THE Malaysian Chinese Football Association has Sromised to give ingapore a definite xeply today on whether Sunday's MCFA Cup final against Selangor can be played at the National Stadium. MCFA secretary Foo Chong Yew was unable to
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      Prince Shi in town
      262 25 But his alter ego's singing at a nightclub DYNASTY'S Prince Shi Si is in town. Wu Wei Guo arrived a few days ago and will be performing at a local nightclub for a while. This handsome young man, who won so many hearts with his TV
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      Lisa Wang not at home
      384 25 LISA WANG, star of the current television serial A House Is Not A Home and the soon-to-come Love Forever, slipped quietly into Singapore for a visit two days ago. The actress was taking a vacation after successful performances on stage in the play Madam White
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      Road courtesy is YOUR job!
      419 26 COURTEOUS drivers make safe drivers. This is the message Sintat Rent-a-Car wants to put across to motorists. The car hire company yesterday launched its courtesy drive with a pamphlet with eight cartoons (shown above) called Road Courtesy Concerns Us. Sintat has teamed up with the
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      Lock icon Getting into the act
      1042 28 / 29 LO TIEN YIN MAKES HER DEBUT AT THE WA YANG fe] We start today our ACTION WOMAN series Job-hopping is bad. But not when Action Woman LO TIEN YIN does it. She jumps from job to job to give you a new angle on what some
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      Larry Allen at his best
      404 30  -  by Pauline Qoh LARRY ALLEN was voted Best Overseas Entertainer In a recent issue of Interview magazine. And if you, spend a night at the BUI Bailey Bar at Dvnasty Hotel, you'll know in his 50s, keeps his audience entertained in the fullest sense of
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      Lone voice of the writers
      387 31  -  Bv CATHARINE FERNANDO A LONE voice that cries out to be heard. This is the complaint of the Singapore Society of Writers (SSW) which claims that its efforts have been sinfularly ignored by the Inglish press. SSW chairman George Fernandez in its newsletter Reflection says:
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      Artist with an eye for nature
      120 31 LANDSCAPE artist Choy Moo Keong (picture) is staging a one-man exhibition at the Ming Court Hotel. Back here after a four-year stint as a volunteer social worker in West Africa, he said: "It was very difficult to get art materials there. Good art paper
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      188 32 leads the way in Industrial Finance In the world of Industrial Finance, Forward Oversea Credit Ltd. clearly leads the way. Whether it is the financing of just one piece of equipment or a whole industrial complex, the FOCL approach is innovative, competitive and modern. And it is strong! It is
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      1563 32 Tv radio A true life story f The Phoeni 7 50 P m Ch 5), §r Bennu who has just escaped from T the Institute in Calfornia, begins M| his search for his partner, Mira, a who was buried at one of the J HV 2,000 Indian sites that was
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