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Title Section21 1974-02-20 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED £ALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7421 words
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Article, Illustration365 1974-02-20 1 HOPES RISE FOR SYRIA ACCORD Nixon confers with Arab Foreign Ministers WASHINGTON, Tuesday OPTIMISM that there would be "favourable developments" in the Middle East mounted today as President Nixon conferred with Arab Foreign Ministers Ismail Fahmy of Egypt and Omar Saqqaf of Saudi Arabia. Mr. Nixon received the Arab MinistersAP; UPI - 365 words
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Article52 1974-02-20 1 PARIS. Tues Prance m?nt L JbV" *ned an mtnt today to exchange oil r "'dustrlal aid. the third such bilateral deal Prance has nM*d enW y crUU A tpoketman for Prune Minuter Messmer aid the deal, which U the type that has provoked American crttlc vn'52 words
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Article34 1974-02-20 1 LTMA. Tues. Peru said It would sign sn USMO million (es2oo million) agreement with the United States to compensate at least seven American firms for property that ha* been national, «1 ITI34 words
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Article182 1974-02-20 1 CAIRO, Tuesday T IBYAW leader Col. Muammar Gaddafi, apparently patching up his quarrel with Egypt, told the Egyptian Parliament today: "Egypt is the fortress of the Arab struggle." "Those who speak of a -if t between our two countries are wrong and are ploughing in182 words
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Article188 1974-02-20 1 ELECTRIC CAR GETS THE GO-AHEAD SEBRING (Florida). Tues. fikbring Vanguard. Inc.. today announced plans for the mass production of an electric car that can be recharged by plug- ging It Into a wall soct- ket. vanguard said it hoped to build 2.000 of the cara I this year. It willUPI - 188 words
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Article63 1974-02-20 1 BOLZANO. (lUly. Tues. A 27-year-old .strip-tease dancer has filed a US* 100 000 (*****.000) suit against a plastic surgeon, claiming an operation to lift her sagging breasts was a failure and ruined her career. Patima Bajaly. complained The dancer. Moroccan-born In her suit that after the corrective surgeryAP - 63 words
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Article59 1974-02-20 1 TEHERAN. Tues. The Asian Qimei Federation has agreed to the membership of Iraq. North Korea. Saudi Arabia and Outer Mongolia, who will take part In the Asian Games due to open here in September. An AOP spokesman said the membership of Saudi Arabia and Outer MongoliaReuter - 59 words
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Article39 1974-02-20 1 LONDON. Tues —Customs officers at London's Heathrow airport last night uncovered a haul of cannabls resin slued at £10.000 <5556.000> on the black market hidden Inside a consignment of footballs from Pakistan. Three men were detained ReuU...39 words
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Article22 1974-02-20 1 JAKARTA. Tues— Beven communist rebels have surrendered to Indonesian troops near Singkawang. West Kalimantan, the Merdelcn reported today ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article431 1974-02-20 1 Hanoi moves tanks from Cambodia SAIGON, Tuesday IUORTH Vietnamese troops fcave moved 50 assault tanks from Cambodia south to the de facto Vietcong capital at Loc Nlnh, 75 miles north of Saigon, Government military sources said today. The sources said reports from residents and refugees Indicated the communists began the431 words
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Article77 1974-02-20 1 Kills six on his birthday FAYETTE (Mississippi). Tues. A man sr-ot and killed his wife ad five other relatives on his 20th birthday yesterday, then surrendered and told authorities he thought he was just "doing the Lord's bidding, police said. The victims were all shot in thf head with aAP - 77 words
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Article56 1974-02-20 1 BUENOS AIRES. Tues Argentine bank manager Ernesto Nljborg Andersen who works for the Bank of London and South America, was released by his kidnappers yesterday after three months In captivity. Informed sources said a ransom of more than £500.--000 (5t2.500.000) was paid for Mr. Andersen,Reuter - 56 words
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Article37 1974-02-20 1 MIAMI BEACH. Tues. US labour leader George Meany said yesterday the American economy Is going Into a recession despite Government claims to Uie contrary. He predicted unemployment will top six par cent this year. AP.AP - 37 words
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Article88 1974-02-20 1 LONDON. Tues- A record 2.127 candidates ■re contestlns the 535 parliamentary seats in Britain's general election on Feb. 28. Final figures, after today's deadline for n o m I nations, showed 259 more candidates than the previous record of 1.868 in 1150. The Liberal Pawn's totalReuter - 88 words
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Article, Illustration469 1974-02-20 1 MOSCOW, Tuesday COVIET officials have threatened ballet dancer Valery Panov with "tough measures" unless he left the country immediately without his wife, a weeping Mrs. Galina Panov said last night. In a telephone call from Leningrad to Western newsmen, a clearly distraught Mrs.Reuter - 469 words
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Article117 1974-02-20 1 LONDON, Tuesday FEARS of a new convulsion in the world monetary system sharply reduced the value of the US dollar against most major currencies today. Gold prices held at near record levels on the London bullion exchange. In PARIS, the Amerl can currency dropped to its lowestUPI - 117 words
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Article62 1974-02-20 1 LONDON, Tues. Lowly-placed Second Division team Bristol City created one of the bierest upsets in F.A. Cop history when they knocked out hot favourites Leeds I'nited, unbeaten leaders of the First Division, n their fifth round replay at Leeds today- Bristol won by a 73rd minute62 words
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Article248 1974-02-20 1 Jurong fire guts NPB offices piREMEN fought and won a twohour battle to save 20 factory units employing 2.000 workers after a fire broke out yesterday afternoon in a flatted factory block in International Road, Juromt. The blaze started in two units housing the National Productivity Board offices and a248 words
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Article51 1974-02-20 1 GUADALAJARA Mexico). Tues. Local Police announced yesterday they had arrrrted a man identified as one of the kidnappers of British honorary consul Anthony Duncan Williams. Williams was taken from hi* house on Oct. 18 by armed youths and released unhrnru-i a week later althouch n> ransom wns r«id.AP - 51 words
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Article36 1974-02-20 1 NEW OELHI. Tues. The OH and Natural Oas Commission has so far located 25 oil bearing areas in India with total recoverable of 106 680 000 metric tons. Parliament was Informed today ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article28 1974-02-20 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. An Indian Navy helicopter crashed In Ooa today killing all (our people aboard the Press Trust of India news agency said. UPI.UPI - 28 words
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Article55 1974-02-20 1 JERUSALEM. Tues. Prime Minister Golda Meir said today she would not accept an extension of her three week mandate to form a new government, which expires tomorrow. Israeli Radio reported. The radio, which quoted party sources. also said Defence Minister Moshe Dayan hari announced he wouh.Reuter - 55 words
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Article27 1974-02-20 1 BRUSSELS, Tues. Common Market (arm ministers today (ailed to reach agreement on the EEC agricultural prices package for the coming year, informed sources said. RenterReuter - 27 words
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Advertisement64 1974-02-20 1 POLICE WARN 'DEMON RIDERS' Page 7 THE PEEVISH British by Swaran 2 TALKS on new war rules 4 LAW to impound vehicle? caught in bus lanes 5 SLAIN GIRL identified after 5 months 7 BEACH patrol by VC lifeguards 8 ACROSS the Causeway t BROADENING our access to Aussie mart64 words
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Advertisement135 1974-02-20 1 sT^lßsVtls^s^sV the m00d.... and the moment caught and preserved for posterity. With a single shot. By the light of a single lamp How did our photographer do it? Simple. He aimed a very special camera at his subject, focussed and pressed a button. And left his camera to do the135 words
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286 1974-02-20 2 Britain being peevish says Swaran NEW DELHI Tu«».— TIIK Indian External Affairs Minister, Mr. Swaran Singh, today attacked Britain for Irmi^ "peevish* 1 in suggesting thai India had applied double standards in voicing concern at AngloAmerican plans to expand military facilities in the Indian Ocean islands of Diego Garcia. HeReuter - 286 words
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Article49 1974-02-20 2 The Preston case WASHINGTON. Tues —The Secret Service today dropped charges again*,, a young army private forced down by gunnre in a stolen military helicupter on the White House grounds early yesterday l'he soldier. Robert Preston. 20. instead volunteered to turn himself over to the army for prosecution. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article30 1974-02-20 2 LAHORE. Tues. The Second Islamic Summit, called to formulate a joint Mil am stand on key Middle ta«t Issues. opens In this J 000-yeur-old city on Friday. RtuterReuter - 30 words
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Article113 1974-02-20 2 12-DEATH BLAST: WOMAN CHARGED ONDON. Tues. A Ju 24 year old woman, ct arged with murdering one of 12 people who died in an army bus ex plosion two weeks ago. appeared before magis trates today while armed p .'ice surrounded the courthouse. Judith Ward was in court at Dewsbury.Reuter - 113 words
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232 1974-02-20 2 BEIRUT. Tu«s. rriHREE major PalestlnJL lan guerilla groups say they will fight to prevent reversion of the Israeli-occupied West, Bank of the Jordan River to King Hussein's control, the Beirut newspaper Al Anwar reported today. It said the agreement was embodied in aAP - 232 words
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Article27 1974-02-20 2 ANNAPOLIS (Maryland), Tues. A resolution calling upon Congress to impeach President Nixon was introduced yesterday in the Maryland House of Delegates (State Assembly*. UPI.UPI - 27 words
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Article, Illustration110 1974-02-20 2 Egypt's Third Army returns A FIESTA spirit prevailed in Alexandria as men of the Ktyptian Third Army Parade through the streets of this seaside resort in flower-decked vehicles to mark their return after being cut off for months in the Sinai Desert by Israeli forces. Similar scene* took place in110 words
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Article92 1974-02-20 2 'Save the Med' talks ROME, Tues. Representatives of 15 Mediterranean nations begin a five-day ecology conference today on how to save their sea from becoming a basin of filth. The participants are expected to establish a set of principles and lay the grounevrork for an International agreement to protect whateverAP - 92 words
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166 1974-02-20 2 12 oil firms face price fixing charge rpOKYO, Tues. The Fair Trade Commission (FTC) said today it has filed a ■Hit against the Petroleum Association and 12 leading oil refiners ror alleged price fixing and market manipulation. A spokesman said the suit was filed with the Supreme Public Procurators Office166 words
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Article27 1974-02-20 2 MELBOURNE. Tues. Victoria branch of the Australian Stamen's Union Is holdIng up docking of the 30.000--ton French ship Kangourou in protest against Prance's nucUai tests.27 words
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Article25 1974-02-20 2 HAIFA. Tues. A strike by Manne officers kept 20 ships from entering Haifa harbour today and threatened to paralyse Israel's biggest port. AP.AP - 25 words
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Article19 1974-02-20 2 MEXICO CITY. Tues. Mexican women will be able to join the army soon, the National Defence Ministry has announced.19 words
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Article20 1974-02-20 2 SUVA: Air India will mtpend its weekly Mrviet from Australia to Fiji from April 1 because <■( the world-wide fuel shortage.20 words
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Article27 1974-02-20 2 KATMANDU: Nepal will Import crude oil from the international market and refine it In India to meet the growing demand for oil In this tiny Himalayan kingdom.27 words
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Article23 1974-02-20 2 TURIN: A landslide swept a goods train off its tracks into a 30 metre deep ravine during the night, police said here today.23 words
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Article42 1974-02-20 2 ADDIS ABABA: Emperor Halle Selassie of Ethiopia flew back here yesterday from the Red Sea port of Massawa after attending on Sunday an international naval exercise in the Red Sea with Ethiopian. American. British. French. Russian, Pakistani and Iranian ships taking part.42 words
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Article31 1974-02-20 2 MEXICO CITY: Venezuela will build a big oil refinery in Costa Rica and provide it with crude oil at preferential prices. Costa Rlcan Foreign Minister Gonzalo Facio said yesterday.31 words
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Article26 1974-02-20 2 NICOSIA: In an effort to curb steeply rising prices and hoarding of Imported goods the Cyprus Government yesterday announced tough measures pegging prices and controlling stocks.26 words
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Article37 1974-02-20 2 LIMA: Peru plans to let anchovy fishing resume in its coastal waters nn March 4 and thus rr\i\e its flshmeal industry, which is the largest in the world, the Minister of Fisheries. Gen. Javier Tantalean, said yesterday.37 words
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Article31 1974-02-20 2 BANGKOK: Thai Customs officials have seized 53.600 kilograms of sugar from two trawlers In th Gulf of Siam and arrested 13 Thai crewmen and two Cambodians, the Customs Department said today.31 words
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Article23 1974-02-20 2 BARCELONA: Police yesterday announced the arrest of seven alleged communists. They were accused of spreading anti-government propaganda in a government industrial training school.23 words
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Advertisement424 1974-02-20 2 RINNAI MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. RINNAI a joint venture between Rinnai Corporation Japan and their Malaysian partners ClfC pIGUSGSI to present the Board of Directors RINNAI, THE FIRST NAME jh»4 j^^t in cas amd f m LJ Jtex>, L«Jr o |LAPP| |ANC es }&>,<**, T~<M Jjifj mW^^S* The Rinnai Corporation was424 words
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148 1974-02-20 3 JAKARTA. Tues The Indonesian Government is investigating the activities of a strange religious sect whose members beheaded nire people fcr refusing to accept the teachings of their leader, an Interior Ministry spokesman said today. The spokesman said the ministry had received reports of theReuter - 148 words
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Article18 1974-02-20 3 BAGHDAD. Tues Iraq Kia> signed Its first trade ;rerment with Bangladesh, was officially announced -r Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article99 1974-02-20 3 THREE RETURN FROM 'LOST WORLD' CARACAS, Tues. Three members of a "lost world" expedition who had been exploring an 800 ft. (250--metrrs) deep t rater in the Venezuelan Jungle, returned safe and sound to Caracas today. one of them, 45--year-old British mountaineer. David Nott. told reporters here: "There were noReuter - 99 words
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Article, Illustration66 1974-02-20 3 Two faces of the British election. On the left. Prime Minister Edward Heath laughs at a remark during the Conservative Party press conference, a marked contrast to the mournful expression of Opposition Labour Party leader Harold Wilson as be. too, meets the press. With only 1066 words
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Article544 1974-02-20 3 LONDON. Tues pKI M E Minister 1 Edward Heath pledged tonight to give oil companies ;i fail deal on North Sea oil, while en- surin^ that the British people get their share of the lucra- j live profits. Opposition leader Harold Wilson, whose oil policyReuter - 544 words
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238 1974-02-20 3 Case of the baby born with one eye OORTLAND Maine) I Tues. A U.S. Air Force sergeant and his wife who reiused an operation to save the life oi their tragically handl capped child have now decided to await the outcome of a secc.nd operation before chal lenglng a courtReuter - 238 words
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Article38 1974-02-20 3 MANILA. Tues. An earthquake of Intensity six on the Rlchter scale of nine rocked Manila today, causing mild commotion among residents and workers In multistorey office buildings. There was no report of major damage. AP.AP - 38 words
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Article27 1974-02-20 3 LONDON, Tues. Actress Marianne Falthfui, one-time girl friend of pop star Mick Jagger, has announced her engagement to Oliver Musker. 27-year-old art dealer. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article26 1974-02-20 3 Price review BRUSSELS. Tues. Common Market (arm ministers resumed their two-day council meeting here today to seek agreement on this year's EEC agricultural price review. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article38 1974-02-20 3 BRASILIA, Tue». Ttie British Government still has not officially asked the Brazilian Government to extradite Great Train Robbei Ronald Biggs, nor does It know If it will do so. a British embassy spokesman said yesterday. UPT.38 words
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Article78 1974-02-20 3 GENEVA, Tues Soviet and United States nuclear arms negotiators today began another attempt to work out a permanent agreement this year to limit and later reduce the amount of their countries' most destructive weapons. Delegations headed by Kremlin Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semyonov and USReuter - 78 words
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Article18 1974-02-20 3 BEIRUT. Tues.— Lebanon today decided to break Us diplomatic relations with South Africa and Portugal Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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225 1974-02-20 3 Speak with one voice call to Latin America MEXICO CITY. Tues Mexican Foreign Minister Emillo O. Rabasa, opening a conference of 24 Hemisphere foreign ministers, yesterday called for Latin American unity when they begin a scheduled "new dialogue" with US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger later in the week. Mr.UPI - 225 words
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Article31 1974-02-20 3 HONGKONO. Tues Twelve Philippine seamen were rescued from a drifting dinghy In the South China Sea tonight and were being brought to Hongkong aboard a Panamanian ship. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article357 1974-02-20 4 Talks on new war rules GENEVA. Tuesday DIPLOMATIC representatives from more than 100 nations, including all Middle Hastein countries, the two Vietnams and the two Koreas, meet here from tomorrow to confer on I project to grant humanitarian law wider application in future wars. The mammoth Feb. 20 to MarchAP - 357 words
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231 1974-02-20 4 Hearing of embassy murders put off KHARTOUM, Tues. The preliminary hearing of the killing here last March of three foreign diplomats, including United States Ambassador Cleo Noel, was adjourned yesterday to Feb. 26. The court spent the day yesterday behind closed doors listening to tape recordings of statements by eachAP - 231 words
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Article29 1974-02-20 4 ASUNCION. Tues —Eighteen Paraguayans returning home from Argentina were drowned yesterday when their bus rolled off a ferry and plunged Into the River Paraguay near here. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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174 1974-02-20 4 The 20-year-old Ingic Scandal: 103 jailed AREZZO. (Italy). Tues. A tribunal convicted 103 people of bribery yesterday In a 20-year-old tax scandal involving almost every Italian political party. The verdict and prison sentences in the nearly forgotten "Ingic Scandal" came at a time when moat political parties are accused of174 words
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Article40 1974-02-20 4 MANILA, Tues. The airport of the beleaguered Island of Jolo was reopened to civilian air traffic today while government troops pursued an estimated 500 Muslim rebels Into two hills overlooking the capital town, military authorities said UPI.UPI - 40 words
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Article68 1974-02-20 4 UPI. Oil find by U.S. firm JAKARTA. Tues An American company has announced the discovery of a new oil well ntar Patanbang. South Sumatra, with an estimated dally capacity of 1.2 M barrel? cf oil and 293.000 cubic feet of las. The drilling rig iv being moved about one andReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration372 1974-02-20 4 NEW DELHI. Tues I WISH I had stayed In my father's business. said Dr. Satlsh Bhatia. a 28-year-old Intern at d Government hospital. I would have been much better off." Dr. Bhatia was sitting In the sun near the tomb of Gandhi hereNYT; UPI - 372 words
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Article24 1974-02-20 4 LOS ANGELES. Tues —A personal photograph album belonging to Adolph Hitler has been auctioned (or US$2,BOO (Ss6.oooi to a London buyer. AP.AP - 24 words
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225 1974-02-20 4 The 'quickest way' out of oil crisis TOKYO, Tuesday pRANCOIS-Xavier Ortoli. president of the European Communities (EC) Commission, said yesterday he believes the quickest way to settle the current oil squeeze is in consultations between auv need oU-'-cnJuming md oil-producing nations. Mr Ortoll said he expects various energyrelated committees ofKyodo - 225 words
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160 1974-02-20 4 Guerillas planning big drive against Rhodesia? LONDON, Tues. Daily attacks against railways and roads linking Rhodesia tc the Indian Ocean might be a prelude to a major new Ruerilla drive against the White-ruled nation in Southern Africa, diplomatic sources said today. Chinese arms The sources said the guerillas were steppingReuter - 160 words
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511 1974-02-20 5 Law to impound vehicles caught in bus lanes THK (lovernroenl is now preparing legislation to enable the authorities to confiscate any motoi vehicle thai is caught in an operational l>us lane for the third lime. This action will be in addition to the fine or Jail term prescribed for in511 words
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Article75 1974-02-20 5 FAMILY ROBBED OF $1,000 THREE robbers held up a family of three •n Worthing Road on Monday and escaped with $1,000 in cash and Jewellery Police said the three. Mr Ng Keng Hee. 32, Mr. Ng Kirn Teck and hou^euife Angela Quek were watching television when three youths walked into75 words
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Article52 1974-02-20 5 DR Tan Cheng Lim has been elected president of the Singapore Paedlatrtc Society. Other officials are: Dr. Tan Kirn Leong < vice-president). Ur Ruth Tan isecr*tary> and Dr Lim Chin Hlan (treamr), Committee Dr. Peter LI-n Chuan. Ur Man Puay Tim Dr Onv Eng San. and Dr52 words
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Article40 1974-02-20 5 THE Maha Slvarathlrl festival v. ill be celebrated at the Sr: Scnpaga Vlnayaggr Temple In Ceylon Road. Kalons: fiom i a.m today 111; 7 am tomonow. There Kill be special prayers and a religious film >bow tnnlKht40 words
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Article43 1974-02-20 5 F'OLK'E are trying to trace the rt l.\ lives or friends of a 20-><ar-( Id Chinese girl w.io md dead at [he foot of Block 30. Chal Chee Avenue. off Chanel Road, at 6 45 a m. i^\43 words
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Article69 1974-02-20 5 Body of girl found in sea The body of an unl- dentlfied girl, about 20 years of age was found in the sea off Kallang Basin at 2.20 p.m. on Monday. Police said she was about H Ve ,i"i UU h d should" i lonuth hair and was slim MM69 words
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61 1974-02-20 5 Stole warrant cards to show friends An 18-year-olc office boy told a magistrate yesterday that he stole four warrant caids Just to show them to his friends. Khairuddin bin Khairt ndnuttfd stealing the card* to m Kandang Kerbau police station in S«rangoon Road here he worked or Jan 9 He61 words
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Article, Illustration324 1974-02-20 5 THE Sheriff of Cimarron Strip MM in town for two days and he said be "kinda liked clean and freen Sinjapore." Stuart Whitman, who portrayed the role of the shaft? haired sheriff in the Western television series, flew intoChew Boon Chin - 324 words
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Article134 1974-02-20 5 mHE chairman of the 1 British Council. Brig. Lord Ballantrae. yesterday pledged that the Council would continue to give adequate technical educational aid to Singapore. Lord Ballantrae also described his talks with Education Minister Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng on Monday as "cordial and invigorating." He134 words
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Article320 1974-02-20 5 Two viewson plea for more taxis rpAXI organisations in Singapore yesterday gave two views on the growing clamour by city workers for more taxis on the roads during peak hours. The Singapore Taxi Owners' Co-operative Motor Oarage and Stores Society Ltd.. <vhlch represents most of the local yellow-top cabs, was320 words
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Miscellaneous263 1974-02-20 5 Straits Times Crossword A( ROSS sure sign of rain (9. 6). I'm lnconuJlet* (4-4). wfll-taown prtncely per1K Kl»i in oW-fa^hlon^ 10 It makes one tired on ?I» w we", c btoody so p! doubt when it Is said t6). i?- -11 What price this now? 12 Tralntd worker entrained Some263 words
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159 1974-02-20 7 Lorryman jailed for girl's death in collision f ORRV DRIVIR Tay *<* Liang Cheung. 29. was jailed for six months yesterday and banned from driving for the next two years for causing the death of a pedestrian by negligent driving. He was found guilty of fatally injur.ng Teh Pi Pey,159 words
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Article72 1974-02-20 7 FORMER DETAINEE HELD OVERNIGHT A FORMER political detainee, Van Chang Ding, was detained overnight by the police on Monday In connection with an alleged breach of the conditions of his release. Three policemen called at his home at 8.30 p.m. on Monday and accompanied him to Kandang Kerbau police station.72 words
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Article32 1974-02-20 7 WONG Seek Choy. 53. was fined $10 yesterday for disorderly behaviour by shou:lng at the top of his voice at Outram Hospital at 9.10 p.m on Monday He pleaded BuUty32 words
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Article236 1974-02-20 7 Police warn the 'demon riders' FOCAL "demon riders," especially those on motorcycles, were yesterday warned that they will be severely punished for their recklessness on the roads. Traffic Police chief, Supt. Leslie Wong, said that under the Govern ment's new stiffer enforcement policy against road speedsters, they can be deprived236 words
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Article, Illustration135 1974-02-20 7 Lawyer Mallal dies aged 70 \IR Nazlr Mallal. 70. a leading lawyer and former Legislative Councillor, died yesterday of a heart attack at Gleneagles Hospital. He was the founder and senior partner of Mallal and Namazie. He retired in 197 i. Educated at Raffles Institution, he was called to the135 words
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Article, Illustration410 1974-02-20 7 NANCY BYRAMJI - NANCY BYRAMJI By BRITISH no cli s t David Cornwell (John le Carre to fans of The Spy Who Came In From the Cold and other thrillers) is in Singapore. He slipped in quietly on Monday with his second wife,410 words
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385 1974-02-20 7 mHE former assslstant X manager of a familyowned shipping firm, who sued his uncles, the trustees, for $5,060 damages for wrongful dismissal, was awarded $1,400 by the High Court yesterday. Ng Kok Wai. who had been working with Wah Seng Shipping385 words
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241 1974-02-20 7 Aussie expert to study security —at zoo— MR. Ronald Strahan, Director of Taronga lark Zoo in Sydney, Is due here today to make an Independent study of the security aspects of the Singapore Zoological Gardens at Mandai. Mr Strahan is one of the two overseas consultants Invited by the local241 words
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Article39 1974-02-20 7 SEVENTEEN men were fined a total of $1,450 by a magistrates court yesterday for gambling In public and In common gaming houses last Monday and Tuesday and on December 27 last year. They pleaded guilty.39 words
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Article, Illustration215 1974-02-20 7 Slain girl identified after five months rIE parents of 12-year-old schoolgirl Sanlpah blnte ADf cabove> yesterday claimed her body from the Outram Hospital mortuary, five months after she was found raped and murdered In blukur at Chua Chu Kang Road. She was burled later In the afternoon at Chua Chu215 words
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131 1974-02-20 8 Patient, 70, falls to death at hospital A 70-YEAR-OLD patient of Thomson Hospital fell to his death from a fifth floor toilet yesterday. Tan Eng Oee was dead when nurses and doctors rushed to his aid at 11 a.m. Other patients at Ward 10, where Tan was receiving treatment, said131 words
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Article35 1974-02-20 8 > TAIWANESE singer Liv Shu Chen. 18. was fined $1,500 or six months' jail by a magistrate yesterday (or Qverstaylng In Singapore for more than three months > She did not pay the tine35 words
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Article81 1974-02-20 8 $5m for colleges from Shaw's MR. Runme Shaw, chairman of the Shaw Foundation, will present donations totalling $5.1 million to six educational institutions in the Banquet Room of Hotel Premier on Friday at 4.30 p.m. The institutions are Hwa Chonjr Junior Collere, St. Andrew's Junior Collpfe, AngloOMMH Junior Col- lege.81 words
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Article75 1974-02-20 8 THE public relations officer of the University of Singapore. Mr. Peter ST. Urn, wUI Join the Asian Institute of Technology In Bangkok as director for development In April. Mr. Urn was flrst appointed development officer of the university In IMS. He graduated from the University75 words
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Article46 1974-02-20 8 THE National Museum will screen three nitru oh music and art of Belgium at Its lecture hall today at 7.30 p.m The films. "Music In a Manalon." "Ftour Belgian Painters At Work" and "Henri Evenspoel" are J*wwn:«d br the Belgium Em baity.46 words
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Article, Illustration296 1974-02-20 8 THE specially trained Vigilante Corps' Lifeguard Init will be deployed along the beaches next week to combat the increasing number of sea mishaps. The flrst phase covering Changl Beach area will be launched by Mr. Llm Ouan Hot. Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs), at296 words
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Article96 1974-02-20 8 Special discount for TV ads BOOKINGS are now open fcr the Broadcasting Department's offer of a 25 per cent discount for every four televislon advertising spots. The Oder, "four spots for the price of three." applies only to the English. Malay and Indian services and does not Include network contract:.96 words
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Article249 1974-02-20 8 AIRLINE MAN GETS FOUR MONTHS AN AIRLINE traffic clerk was Jailed for four months yesterday for stealing cash, air tickets and coupons worth a total of $602,230. Abu Ba'.:ar bin Mah mood. 27. of Malaysian Airline System, admitted stealing $400. 207 tickets and 703 passenger ser vice charge coupons from249 words
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Article173 1974-02-20 8 Robber gave up for love— ATEENAQED robber gave up crime after he fell in love, a district court heard yesterday. He reformed completely, but his crime an armed robbery committed three years ago caught up with him. Yesterday, Nairn bin Bahnan. 19, pleaded guilty to robbing a taxi-driver while armed173 words
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Article31 1974-02-20 8 NO Mm« Kee. 63. vac fined $10 yesterday (or being drunk and Incapable In the middle o.- Cummlng Street, off Canal Road. at 7.40 p.m. last Monday He pleaded frJilty31 words
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Advertisement368 1974-02-20 8 yj BJ S4jß ajjfajjf;ajj 0(0 B B BJ BJ p NEXT CHANGE imo d Wml P "Nothing J^E%^ i i?. T > P l/n W w y Pr llKtrd Pib^- t -*c k II *aW f -Philip KLt Marlowe _PI S THE GREATEST jfl Kc'^* PRIVATE EYE .aJßJaf' CHARACTERS- CREATED368 words
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Advertisement627 1974-02-20 8 CATHAY i; iiit-iiii in umi i-n nj LAST DAY J 2 Shawl 700k9 30 p m 5 OEATH COMES IN THREf "I gF ManU'm Color Scopa S C ».lh Eojl.»>. Subt.tla. > 5 OPEN? TOMORROW THE OEVII S MATE J i B Col(kSc pc Engi^ Sob» ar j: M.n.Mii-tMT-iTi-: NOW627 words
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180 1974-02-20 9 I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues The rubber boom Is creating problems for the industry's "small men." This ironic situation has cropped up because the small rubber dealers have been caught without sufficient funds to buy rubber from producers at current prices. And smallholders are forced either180 words
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Article61 1974-02-20 9 IPOH. Tue».— Two men on their way to attend a funeral wen killed in a road accident at the 25th mile Ipoh-Kuala Kangaar road early this morning P Arumufcam. 24. iv driving a van with K Nachlmu:hu. 37 at hi* nauenger when it crashed61 words
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Article, Illustration309 1974-02-20 9 K. LUMPUR. Tues JAPAN was told today to harmonise her economic objectives with the aspiralions of Asean. It would be prudent for Japan to consider seriously whether her economic thrust and expansion would afreet adversely Asean countries with whom she has extensive economic309 words
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Article41 1974-02-20 9 PENANG, Tuea. Lmno branches throughout the state have been advised to put themselves in a state of preparedness for a general election this year. Penang State lmno has circularised all its branches urging them to "oil your polls machinery."41 words
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Article106 1974-02-20 9 TEXTILE FACTORY FOR PORT DICKSON SEREMBAN, Tuea. A German textiles firm Is to set up a $50 million textile factory in Port Dickson the third in Negn Sembllan. The new factory will be built under a joint venture between Wendler Textile Company of Stuttgart and the State Development Corr.poratlon. Production106 words
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Article60 1974-02-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuet.— Factory manager Lum Sal Hong, 36. was shot and Injured In the left anr. during a hold-up in his home In Happy Gardens early thl* morning The gunman and his accomplice fled when Mrs. Lam screamed for help The robbers escaped In the60 words
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92 1974-02-20 9 'Jail the hoarders' call by Malay -Chamber- KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Selangor Malay Chamber of Comme»ce president Raja Nasron Raja Ishak today urged that those found guilty of hoarding essential goods should be jailed. These people could afford to pay any amount of fines imposed on them "because they have a92 words
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Article26 1974-02-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Most lifts four d In flats around the city are out of order, the latest Selangor Government newsletter. Suara Selangor. said.26 words
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Article77 1974-02-20 9 Kt'ALA LIMP I R, Tut- Housewives w.ll get bread deliveries again from tomorrow. The 12-day dispute between bakers and vendors over the rate of commission was settled after a threehour meeting yesterday. The vendors had asked for an extra two cents following the increase in the price77 words
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309 1974-02-20 9 EPF STRIKERS BACK AT WORK WITH A PLEDGE K. LUMPUR, Tues THE 700 m EPF employees who went on strike on Friday returned to work at 3 p.m. today after taking a Rukunegara pledge in front of the office in Petaling Jaya. The Labour Minister had referred their dispute with309 words
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Miscellaneous260 1974-02-20 9 Brinaltty Up Wmthmr By BUI Kav»n«ih 4t Hal Camp "V MRS HEKCVE 'l MHEN I INVITEO HO* TO THAT WOMAN ANP AN AS I RECALL IT, »aiTS THB K( iNSULTSP MB j MY4sth BiffTViOHY MUTV, HAS AWFUL JI AWPUL I I THIS Will BE J Litrrm •uUfu-nC'JV TCDAV SHE SAID260 words
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Article335 1974-02-20 10 THIS month's haul of $41,414 from 10 Housing Board flats may seem small chicken compared with the larger amounts involved In other Singapore robberies. But the 10 families will not see it that way. They have been robbed and the money lost probably represents r.ard-earned savings. One lesson335 words
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Article231 1974-02-20 10 CUPERPOWER negotiators resumed their talks In Geneva yesterday after a three month break with a December 1974 deadline for working out a permanent strategic arms limitation agreement. Soviet Communist Party leader Mr Leonid Brezhnev "and US President Nixon set the deadline In Washington last June. Some observers consider231 words
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453 1974-02-20 10 DAVID LEES - DAVID LEES By LONDON APIECE of mulberry bark measuring one foot by nine inches changed hands for £609 iSjiJ.iOOi in London recently. And in the same city on the same day. v: 7.560 (Ss4l.aBo) was paid for a second-hand shotgun While in a rivalFWF - 453 words
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660 1974-02-20 10 DATELINE: SAO PAULO rE Sao Paulo skyscraper ln.erno on Feb. 1. which claimed over 200 lives, drove home to millions the full horror of fire raging unchecked through the giant buildings now dominating the world's skylines. To flreflghtlng forces In many countries, it rjlnforced theirReuter - 660 words
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Article683 1974-02-20 10 H. L. LIM - H. L. LIM A COUPLE I know got married In the Singapore Registrydressed in T-shirts. Three cheers! For the T-shirts, not the marriage. I offered the usual congratulations for the marriage. But I thought the T-shirts deserved special mention. Despite the alrcondltionlng In so many buildings these days,683 words
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Article139 1974-02-20 10 f HAVE always liked carrot raw, boiled, or in Juice form. Then I read a report of an Inquest in London last week, at which the verdict was "death from carrot juice addiction." If you find that hard to swallow, chew on this: A pathologist testified that 48-year-old scientific adviser139 words
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Article117 1974-02-20 10 IN December 1970. someone in Singapore bid $11,100 for a car number in the series SY 1 to SY 10 and SQ 1 to SQ 10. That bid has not been matched sinee —not locally, anyway. But in Hongkong this week, a Chinese realestate businessman was reported to have paid117 words
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282 1974-02-20 10 Boycott selected items till prices drop f 3UPPORT wholeheartedly the Prime Minister's call to consumers for concerted action against profiteers Sun Times Feb. 17). I don't believe there is any consumer who does not share the belief that there Is urgent need for such action. At that level there Is282 words
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Letter177 1974-02-20 10 I AM a Government pensioner. I always collect my pension monthly from Newton Post Office, which Is about a mile away from my house. This post office was closed on Feb. 14 for a menth for renovation. On Feb. 11, I rang up Newton Post Office ask ing a clerk177 words
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Letter76 1974-02-20 10 THE "Death Bends" at Napier Road have claimed many llfes. The trouble seems to be that the road Is not banked sufficiently. Further, there is a badly sunken sewage cover and a raised manhole cover slde-by-slde just at the bend. When the road Is wet. light cars attempting to avoid76 words
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Letter47 1974-02-20 10 rE cost of living Is going up higher but so far the salaries of seamen have remained stagnant. Last year, there was talk that a board of Inquiry would be set up to look Into this matter What has become of this inquiry? STILL WAITING, Singapore 3.47 words
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74 1974-02-20 10 IN REPLY to the letter by "Roasted" (ST. Feb. 7). we wish to ex plain that the air conditioning in the Reference Services Division of the library was not switched but was unde: repair. A notice to this effect was prominently displayed Just outside74 words
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Letter80 1974-02-20 10 VkTE refer to the letter by "Falrplay (B.T. Feb. 6). In the article "Exchange cuts delivery date to seven days" IST Aug. 6, 1973), the Exchange has Invited buyers who do not receive their scrips within I the stipulated period to I lodge their complaints. In view of this, we80 words
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Letter106 1974-02-20 10 WE refer to the letter by "Anxious" (&T., Feb. 13) who has been allocated a five-room flat at Oeylang Bahru. One lift In each of the four five room point blocks at Oeylang Bahru was put into operation early this month when purchasers began to collect their keys to the106 words
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Letter84 1974-02-20 10 1 REFER to the letter by "MP" (ST. Feb. 1) and wish to Inform him that Kallang Bahru runs through two postal districts as follows: (a) Kallang Bahru (from Lavender Street up to the Kallang River), Postal District 12. (b) Kallang Bahru (the rest). Postal District 13 The writer is84 words
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Letter54 1974-02-20 10 U7E like to thank your correspondent "XX" (ST. Feb. 7) on the suggestion to hold an antispittlng campaign In fact, In the 1970 National "Keep CleanCampaign, spitting was one of the themes. We do not Intend to have a campaign specifically on antl-spltting. YEO SIEW PINO. for Public Relation* Officer,54 words
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118 1974-02-20 10 LAB BLAST COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED POM the descriptions in your report (S.T. Feb. 14), It would appear that the chemical laboratory explosion at Upper Thomson Secondary School could have been avoided. There are two points of chemistry theory to remember: (1) Chemical react on rates increase once the reaction118 words
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Letter99 1974-02-20 10 "riRUSTRATED" (ST. r Feb. 14) must have an unusual mentality. Instead of being proud of the sincere appreciation shown by neighbours In making use of his ideas or personal methods of decoration, he Is despising and evading them. The word "copy"' used by "Frustrated" sounds very unpleasant. I am sure99 words
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Letter24 1974-02-20 10 iXHJLD .the authorities \j concerned construct a bui shelter at the junction of Chal Cbee Road and Upper Chargl (New) Rc^d? BASHERR Singapore 1424 words
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Advertisement224 1974-02-20 10 You can't really cure a cold But you can relieve the symptoms I of cold and flu, which make you I feel so miserable, with Febs cold I tablets. I Each Feb* cold tablet contains a balanced medicinal formulation to giv I fast relief to aches and pains, feverish I224 words
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Article, Illustration1469 1974-02-20 11 STEWART FLEMING - Challenge to Stock Exchange monopoly STEWART FLEMING Controversy over Ariel, the computerised share dealing system in London By LONDON: Few innovations in the mechanics of dealing in securities have C a used as much controversy and soul searching among members of the Stock Kxchange .is the Accepting Houses plan to1,469 words
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447 1974-02-20 11 SOH TIANG KENG - SOH TIANG KENG By FkEPOSIT and Drime lending rates for banks were raised by one per cent las* December to check "undesirable developments" and dampen the high rate of inflation. The move was designed to prevent excessive bank lending as well as447 words
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195 1974-02-20 11 Mosbert heads for another record __year FIRST half profits at Mosbert have risen 22 per cent to $2.4 million unaudited The company promises that the second half's earnings win exceed those of previous years. which means another record years Is on the cards. Compared to the kind of advance Mosbert195 words
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369 1974-02-20 11 Regional tin centre to be set up in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR: Plans to set up the proposed Southeast Asian Tin In dustry Research and Development Centre in Malaysia are going ahead. Official sources said the centre would be set up either here or in Ipoh, the heart of the tin369 words
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343 1974-02-20 11 Malayan Cables maintains profits uptrend IF NOT for a greatly accelerated sales growth in the second half. Malayan Cables might not have beep able to keep up the 25 per cent kind of profits advance It achieved In the first six months throughout the whole of 1973. This is what343 words
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Article, Illustration522 1974-02-20 12 MOK SIN PIN - Multi-million shopping complex project gets off the ground MOK SIN PIN By FH3OK Hai Building, one of the first redevelopment projects undertaken by traders affected by urban renewal, has got off the foundation stage. The multi-million dollar project, spread over a 28 000 sq.ft. site bounded by South Bridge Road,522 words
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694 1974-02-20 12 —TAN LIAN CHOO - NEW LINE TO SERVE THE OIL INDUSTRY SHIPPING TAN LIAN CHOO rpHE search for oil in South-east Asia has brought with it a shipping line aimed at serving the whole exploration area. Oulf Far East Lines Is the new shipping service which Jan. C. Ulterwyk of Tampa. Florida, will introduce694 words
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Article244 1974-02-20 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. ST. Stewart has been appointed a director of P.A. Management Consultants. He was formerly head of the Civil Service in Singapore, Permanent Secretary of the Prime Minister's Department and served as High Commissioner to Australia from 1966 to 1969. Roxy Electric Industries (Mi announced that Mr.244 words
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Article81 1974-02-20 13 ScL Drt4g. K. luiptr M Bank 8. Trader, O.CAC. 8»nyo Be* Sen torn $6.00 S3 90 17.10 $7 30 W75 (2.H »3.3» »2 43 1.06 co J6 M JO .IS .H .11 KcmpH H. PmDunlop IrxL B. UnUo 0.8.8. I 08. Dunlop E»t E.N.E. S. Darby Met™ C. Sec81 words
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Article24 1974-02-20 13 Haw Par 162.000 XL. Kepong 110.000 G. Is—lir 63 .(.'00 I 08. 59.400 Total Twnamr: 1 SM Total Value: »4 TM24 words
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Article49 1974-02-20 13 Dec. 30, 1*64 IN Dee. 31. ISM 1M Dee. IS. lMt 1M Dec. 31. IS7* 1M Jan. 1. IN ladartriab: Tins t Rnbben: 0.C.8.C.: 8.E.8. Ind Feb. 18 Feb. 19 261*8 17».7« ***** 485.4 C 193.36 194.08 244.3* J47.3S 1M.71 11(41 ***** Ml 51 254*3 259.M 27*32 273.5549 words
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Article1622 1974-02-20 13 THE last transacted sax at the close »f business in the Stock Exchange of capore yesterday compared with yesterday's prices togrther with 1973 74 high and c Adjusted for all new ITKNLINQ RUIBIRS 4»6 240 Bekon 4SO 4.35 222 C. Plant 3.46 +.06 S.OO 1.50 H A Low1,622 words
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Article1581 1974-02-20 13 DID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to < the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A.P.I. (1 198 1.218) (1) 1.17. <10i 120. A.T.I. (13181,581 words
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Article368 1974-02-20 13 nplN shares stole the 1 limelight on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday when bullish activity suddenly developed in selective counters. The four most sought after tin stocks were Berjuntai. Lingui. Petaiing and Snngel Way and gains attending them ranged up to 31 per cent368 words
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Article1367 1974-02-20 13 D ID and of fer prices of flclally listed and business In snd reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange >esterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lota of 1.000 unlU unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS M '2655). V Tape (1318 1 41S) (1) 130.1,367 words
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Article330 1974-02-20 13 KL also goes for tin shares INTEREST shifted suddenly to long neglected tins In late trading at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday as traders reacted b»latedl" to the soaring tin which hit an all -time high of $1,125. Conditions were generally buoyant in the sector, as Malaysian registered tin330 words
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Article30 1974-02-20 13 Rubber: Feb 19. Singapore: 2*9. 50 els (up 1.50 cts.) Malaysia: 246.50 cts (up 0.50 ct). Tint $1,127.75 (up $12 75) Official offering 193 tons (down 60 tons).30 words
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Article95 1974-02-20 13 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 103.83 Friday 99 66 Week ago 91.22 RUBBERS Monday 422 38 Friday 417.61 Week agt 394 42 OILS Monday 2«2 M Friday 267.27 Week age 122.27 INDUSTRIALS Monoay 315 2 Friday 326.0 Week ago 306.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday Closed Friday 820.32 Week ago95 words
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Article52 1974-02-20 13 Mwiday Saturday Utt US! Melbourne (1) 100. IB Closed London 150.00 Closed Beirut IM.2S 149.00 Honrkonf 146.50 145.10 lurlcb M 9.008 Closed 151 00S Cloaed Paris 153.35 Closed •'pore (2) 148.40 146.34 Export prices In non-«terlln« anas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (1) Australian dollars per ounce. (2)52 words
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Article41 1974-02-20 13 London copp*r pricei on Monday (previous tn brackets) Wlrtbar Spot buyer tv« 00 (iBTS.OO) itller MM 00 (£«7<l00>: Thrrr month -Mixer {MX 00 (£«39 00> seller i 96» 00 (CMO 00) Market Una: Very steady. tales: 4 175 tons41 words
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Article166 1974-02-20 13 Tin gains $12, to another peak THE Straits tin price in Penang touched another new high yesterday as it continued to soar by $12.75 to $1,127.75 per picul. The official offering was down 60 tons to 193 tons The local price has been climbing oa each trading day since last166 words
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Article102 1974-02-20 13 CHINISI PRODUCE IXCMANCI, SINCAPORC NOON CLOSING. PHICti PIK PICUL VCSTIROAV Coconut Oil: bulk IMI nominal, ■lrjm *1«7 nominal Cepra: Mlaed (loose) UK/ Con' SA2 i.uminal Pepper: Muntok ABTA while fob 100% NLW ***** sellers. Sarawak whit* fob S*", NLW J3lO sellers. Sarawak special black fob. M* NLW ***** sellers.102 words
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Article499 1974-02-20 13 rpHE Singapore rubber A market opened slightly steadier yesterday on improveG overseas advices whereupon shortcovering Interest took levels gradually up four cents to the 253.00 cents per kilo mark, when heavier profit -taking emerged to pare the gain. The morning session closed quietly steady. A report that certain499 words
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Article85 1974-02-20 13 T}AILY SMR prices Issued at noon yesterday M.R.E.L3. 1MR 5CV IMH SL IMR 5 iMR 10 >MR 20 IMR SO March April (Current Mth) (Forward Mlhi Buyers Sellers Bayers Sellers (ceataperk') (ccnUperkf > (1 ton pallet) 270 50 272.50N 270.50 272.50: (1 ton pallet) 256.50 259.50N 256 5085 words
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161 1974-02-20 13 LONDON: The rubber market looks bearish in the light of Britain's current situation, but taking a wider view the position does not appear so gloomy. United Baltic Corporation indicates in its latest report. Referring to the economic crisis, the miners strike, the possibility of161 words
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Article96 1974-02-20 13 THE US dollar opened nervously lower at the $2 45*0 to $***** level In the Singapore forex market yesterday following its sharp losses against major European currencies the previous day In very early trading the dollar moved erratically up to $2 4700 $2 4750. In later sessions It96 words
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Article182 1974-02-20 13 The following are the nominal average closing Interbank rates in Singapore: Note: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by bantu to "heir customers JS dollar tt«rllng pound tongkong dollar tfalayslan dollar lurt schilling it\ franc (com) Danish Kroner franc (com) tallan lire Wh guilder Norwegian kroner182 words
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Article193 1974-02-20 13 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rales as at close on Tuesday Feb. 19: •~»oir: i nese rates may dider slightly from those quoted by bank; to their customers Offer Bid 7 days 8 12 8 3 8 1 mth 8 9 16 8 7 16 2 mths 8193 words
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Article29 1974-02-20 13 OFFER BID Average Inter-bank rates in Singapore dollars for Feb. 19: SOURCE: P. MnrrayJones International. 1 mth 2 mths 3 mths Prime rite 12 12 11 9%29 words
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Article263 1974-02-20 13 HONG KONG. Tues. Share prices dropped further trday on the stock exchange in light trading. The Hang Seng Index declined 5.57 points to 421.61. Hongkong Bank re treated to HK527.80 on Its Local register and dropped to $26.90 on its London register. Other losers Included Hang Seng Bank at263 words
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Article193 1974-02-20 13 fOKYO, Tues. Prices on x the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed lower today with blue chips leading the downtrend. The market moved down on news of the Pair Trade Commission's charge against the Petroleum Association of lapan and its 12 member refineries for raising oil prices under a cartel arrangement.193 words
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Article121 1974-02-20 13 yURICH. Mon— Th I stock market had no feature to Interest Investors. Quotations weie irregular. Bonds were weaker. The Credit Bulsse index Improved 0.8 tc 243.9 points. Clo nil prlcei In Swim frm ct wun the difference on the pi*vloui I'iiion 1 prlca: kJii Sum* ii» Bank Oorpn. p.121 words
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Article127 1974-02-20 13 A MSTERDAM, Mon Hoogovens edged higher against a weaker trend in Dutch Internationals. Royal Hutch led lassos. Plantations wer» mixed and shipplntf.>> generally easier. Dutch state loans were s'lghtly weaker. Closli.s price* In Dutch culldrri with the difference on the previous teuton prtcts: p ,kro S2.M —.SO [on Hoocoveiu127 words
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Article351 1974-02-20 13 wELBCURNE. Tues The Melbourne stock market closed oi t generally mixed note In dull trading conditions today. Ihe mining sector suffered some heavy falis while ells showed tome hesitancy. Industrials were on (he whole better. Gold stocks Emperor and GMK fell sharply back although Central Nonrman continued to attract351 words
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Article15 1974-02-20 13 ALL markets in the United States were closed on Monday for Washington's birthday.15 words
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Advertisement137 1974-02-20 11 %\\\v.^v.v.w.\v.v.w.vAWbVtv^vwv.%\ jj WANTED jj COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR LARGE LOCAL COMPANY Must be suitable for Office and Factory Redevelopment ana situated WITHIN a 5-8 Mile Radius of Singapore City Centre. jj LAND AREA !j 30,000-60 000 SQUARE FEET I S Please Contact: :j RICHARD ELLIS SALLMANN jj SEWARD LOH (PTE) ij137 words
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Advertisement253 1974-02-20 11 I IP lrf.l COMPUTERS I LkJL3Lki TERMINALS ism^ with the g)od old <Sg>^ Eng^sh air The atmosphere is cosy and wine list to complement your relaxed. The service personal and choice, friendly. Business lunch. Or informal Ir unpretentious comfort you dinner with friends. The unique can .reat yourself to Roast253 words
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Advertisement412 1974-02-20 12 w 1* Yanmar marine diesels: First choice for dependability People who make their living from the into the production of 350 models sea demand top reliability and low cost ranging from 3to 2.OJOHP operation areas where our products In addition to the above, our diesels are stand out. Easier to412 words
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Advertisement54 1974-02-20 12 OYSTERS Rockefeller On the Shell Stew A la Thorndike d' Uxelles Algonquin Sauteed Killpatrick Casino Devilled Newburg Fried Scalloped Baked Brochette A I'Orly Americaine 17 delicious oyster dishes to choose from and no parking problems. Executive Lunch GOLDEN PEACOCK RESTAURANT Thara on)y on* Shcmqri-La itfwr* M* wonSrtvf -A•fSTtUN INHk'NAnONAI HOtl54 words
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Advertisement234 1974-02-20 12 PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA Chinese Restaurant i FULLY LICENSED Available on leasehold or ireehold j basis. Near City location. Fully I equippec for 180 persons. Well established and ideal for Tavern J or Club operation. Full details from 109 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. (R.E.1.W.A., PHONE 21 5821 m RECEIVER'S SALE BEECHCRAFT234 words
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Advertisement709 1974-02-20 14 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacancies In the Electrical Department. Brunei A. AIRCONDITIONING ENGINEER: Minimum Qualification: Kuala Lumpur Technical College Singapore Polytechnic Diploma or equivalent t xprricacc aa* Daty: Applicants must have at least five years709 words
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Advertisement682 1974-02-20 14 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the post of Lecturer Assistant Lecturer in Marine Engineer,ng Duties 4ne successful applicants will be required to teach in Technician Diploma courses conduct laboratory, practical and tutorial classes and assist with the development of the courses682 words
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Advertisement534 1974-02-20 14 Sk INCHCAPE ■(531 DISTRIBUTION SERVICES W y PRIVATE LIMITED We invite applications from Singapore Citizens for the following appointments: A. ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISORMALE Requirements H.S.C. or the equivalent Costing/ Accounting qualifications Minimum 2 years' experience, preferably in warehouse/ distribution costing. B. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Requirements S.C. or H.S.C. Private Secretarial qualifications Proficiency534 words
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Advertisement545 1974-02-20 14 We are a large international organisation dealing in servicing, contracting and manufacturing, newly set up in Singapore and have attractive positions in the following professions. MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS CIVIL ENGINEERS PRODUCTION ENGINEERS Our positions require dynamic personnel who would be in a position to fill senior appointments for each545 words
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Advertisement519 1974-02-20 14 FVI SINGAPORE TOBACCO COMPANY M (PTE) LIMITED invites applications for the position of f ENGINEER 1 QUALIFICATIONS Must be Singapore citizens and should be between the ages of 35 40. Should possess suitable Engineering qualification or its equivalent. Preference will be given to those who possess a M.O.T. certificate (2nd519 words
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601 1974-02-20 15 Assurance by envoy on British trade with C'wealth fHK British High Commissioner, Sir Sam RnUe, said yesterday that he expected British trade with the Commonwealth to drop became of Britain's meroberahip in the European Economic Community. But, he told Kiwanls Club members and guests at their weekly lunch at Ming601 words
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Article59 1974-02-20 15 rpHE kidney which was 1 transplanted into! Mrs Molly Long. 29. on Feb. 2 has started functioning. Mrs Long, an Austra-lian-trained nurse, is re- ported to be doing fine. She is still confined to the Intensive Care Ward at Outram Hospital's Renal U.ilt Doctors said she59 words
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327 1974-02-20 15 $30,000 award against fatal crash —woman— A WOMAN motorist was yesterday ordered to pay $3«. M« damages and costs in a High Court suit arising from a fatal accident In Lorong Chuan on Nov. 4, 1971. Rachel Sarojam, described as a trainee government officer and former school athlete, was held327 words
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Article35 1974-02-20 15 LABOURER Baharudln bin Abdul Karlm. 19. was fined $750 yesterday for taking MX pills containing mcthaqualone in Pheng Oeck Avenue. 0.7 Upper Serangoon Road, on Jan. 20. He pleaded guilty.35 words
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Article268 1974-02-20 15 Automation: Other jobs elsewhere npHE few workers 1 who might be displaced by automation in industries need not fear for there will be ample job opportunities for them elsewhere. Mr. Sla Kan Hul. Minister of 3tate (Labour), who gave this assurance yesterday, said that automation did not mean automatic retrenchment268 words
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95 1974-02-20 15 Two hurt in attack at coffee house FOUR guests were attacked by four men at the Shangri-La Hotel coffee house while having supper at about 3.30 a.m. on Sunday. Two of them managed to escape while the other two, Ooh Jeh Pun and Sua. Teck Lit. sustained body injuries They95 words
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Article70 1974-02-20 15 Christening of Neptune Orion MRS. s. Rajaratnam. wife of the Minister for Foreign \fTairs, will christen the 25.700-ton product carrier Neptune Orion a' Nakskov Skibsvaerft .'hipyard in Denmark today. The (37 million carrier Is the •frond being built In Denmark for the Oovemmentowned Neptune Orient Lines. The firs; one was70 words
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Article, Illustration678 1974-02-20 15 CHIA POTEIK - Broadening our access to the Aussie mart CHIA POTEIK By is studying how she can further broaden Sin g apore's access to the Australian markets apart from the opportunities provided by the preferential tariffs which were recently introduced for the less developed c o v ntries. "We will be looking678 words
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Article40 1974-02-20 15 Painting course THE YMCA Is organising a two-month course on Chinese painting for beginners from March 9. The course will be conducted by Madam Sunyee, principal of Singapore Academy of Art. Pee for members Is $20 and I2S for other*.40 words
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233 1974-02-20 15 Rent boost by PSA 'won't hit consumers' rr*HE Port Authority yesterday assured port x users that its recent 100 per cent increase in warehousing rentals would not cause price hikes of consumer items. The higher rates, it said, were comparatively cheaper than those of private warehousing concerns. From March 1.233 words
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Advertisement61 1974-02-20 15 protect your eyes from infection Bathing the eyes (regularly with Optrex Eye Lotion f "X is the best and I 1 most effective '%-M protection against V J eye infection Vw*^ Sore, irritated IfA and inflamed 1^ eyes are soothed Tt v) fl a"d relieved L«l wP by Opuex Jl&*61 words
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Advertisement518 1974-02-20 15 "Dia lalah rantik A trrriblr mistakr "Shah Dr Bunt Rrstoran" or "Rrstoran Shah Dr Bunt" Which is it* Thr Dmmm bahasa Malaysia COt RSt of MAKTAB KRIHUI AN PKLAJARAN SABI (MKPS for short) Irlls you all. Thr Course mikn thr study of Bahama Malaysia highly rxhillrating and rewarding Writtrn in518 words
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Miscellaneous827 1974-02-20 15 TV MALAYSIA (3) T y SINGAPORE (5) Ri» S.M WMther I M News 1.11 t.N News 18 foment:.- I.H Ihe 3.M Diary of Events (Malay) ].M Pendipat-Kenaikan Harp d.n Hak Belajarlah Bahasa Anda lIS Ihe Search 11.41 First Churchills 11.H love a a Many Splendoured Thing Hak Pengiuna I.M FBl—827 words
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Miscellaneous21 1974-02-20 15 WATER consumption on Monday was 115.8 million rations (526.000 cubic metres), 9.2 million (allons (4.1.M0 cubic metres) more than on Sunday.21 words
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Advertisement639 1974-02-20 16 SABAH PORTS AUTHORITY ACCOUNTANT Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced Malaysian citizen l for the post of an Accountant with the Sabah Ports Authority. Those who have applied before need not apply again. QUALIFICATION: A. AS. A.; A.C.C.A.; A.C.A. (NZI: A.C.A. lEnt.i; C.A. (Aust.l; AC W A Candidates639 words
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Advertisement524 1974-02-20 16 COSMETIC SALESGIRLS A well established International Company requires cosmetic counter salesgirls to be based in Kuala Lumi J3ur, Ipoh and Taiping. Apply in own handwriting together wiith non-returnable photograph to P.O. BOX 96, Petaling Jaya. IN THE HIGH COURT IN MAI AYA AT SEREMBAN COMPANIES (WINDING UP) NO. 1 OF524 words
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Advertisement507 1974-02-20 16 SURUHANJAYA PELABUHAN PULAU PINANG PRINTING AND STATIONERY TENDERS are Invited for printing and stationery requirements to the Commission for 1974. Pull particulars may be obtained upon application to the undersigned. Tenders must be submitted in sealed covers marked "TENDER FOR PRINTINO AND STATIONERY 1974'- to reach, the undersigned not later507 words
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Advertisement420 1974-02-20 16 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TENDER NOTICE RANCAVGAN LETRIK-HAIDRO CAMERON HIGHLANDS REMOVAL OF SILT/ SEDIMENT FROM TELOM WORKS JMK/TENDER NO. U»SS 1. Tend -rs are invited trom suitably qualified Contractors, registered under Class C and above with the Board, to remove about 2000 cubic yards of silt and sediment which are deptsited420 words
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Advertisement634 1974-02-20 16 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada calun-calun Warganegara Malaysia yang bcrumur dl bawah 40 tahun das mempunyai kelayakan-kelayakan berikut untuk mengui kekosongan Jawatan-jawalan Bahaglan 111 yang tetap dan berpencen dalam perkhidmatan Lembaga untuk dltempatkan dl Pejabat Jurutera Tempatan (Steaen Janaletrlk Sultan Ismail. Johor Bahru): 1. Jl KITKKMK TINOKATAN BIABA634 words
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Advertisement461 1974-02-20 16 A large, progressive, fast expanding Group of Companies marketing a wide range of engineering products, requires the following for one of its subsidiaries A) SURVEYOR A Dlp'.cma in Land Surveying from a Technical College or Its equivalent, plus at least 2 years post-qualifying experience. Those without a Diploma but h&ve461 words
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Advertisement1360 1974-02-20 17 Ma^MT^^?^l^9^^ai -WTAINERSRIP SERVICE TS M CONTINENT H rjja unNf.KONC EXPRESS s «"i"t oSS urn *»aw uk HllrHjawnv n Frt lAM 11 Aar 11 Aw 14 Aw rttllwaM I inns 11 Frt 1 Mw a Mw n Mar a Mm .irtlPtM tAT IMw IMw law 1 Aa» Mar 21 MH .|«lte<1,360 words
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Advertisement1085 1974-02-20 17 BLUE SEA LINE \Jj To U.S. East Coast *GiJI Ports Pa«wM P Miant Ltawtf fa/ PMTlsillwS Mm II Mm IS CnstOMl. Rmptcn. smin mm tl Mm ll Miami. iKisonville. pm-Ttnlm a S" SS ttff» ri ltH Aw a Aw a Wilmin|too, N. Orleii; SJ latMi laat 1 Mw Si Houston.1,085 words
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Advertisement967 1974-02-20 17 IMMMM MB AW t T7LjU+r^L\ MMMmJ IB EUROPE Hlat| kma t tm S sore P Ktlari Scan Aatt,.a Fraaci UK. rtONtKMt EXPRESS a 'rt law n aw uaw 14 Aw MEISOWNf {'PRESS i"w 21 r rt n Mar 21 mm nmm imRPOSI SAT IMwilAw 1 Apr »mm 2T mr IOWIOSN967 words
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Advertisement933 1974-02-20 17 ■Ksj WkWMLWtffBBLWQBSmM I^^3*T|| B I fi% al^BW *MX ULLY CONTAINERIZtD SERVICE TO EUROPE NMtntSM.-. FSR ITU Ft* 21 Rottefdiwi AujtwMit. Antwerp. Le Hawe. nrf^! BtJ fUSI.. HM*.r t IMM. bWMff, •itutrt iiiimi aw Aarhus. Copenrugen. Gotlienbur;, MtMAoe. StKiMlm. Oslo, Helsinki. Unitid Kin|dom FULLY COHTAINEKIZED SERVICE FROM EUROPE TUIIIU ffl n933 words
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Advertisement816 1974-02-20 17 WmWmWm\W9kwL9LmHmWmißmmmM S>r.t«*«r« *****4; P. KaUitf *J4l; K.L. *****; Pan.r., JS3OI. THE BANK LINE LTD. IBAK FSB L I S AfIKA MNIIANI MaiiM.tt. leui.o*. E A S. Air.cal P Kalaat Span tIT Ii Faa •HIM" S MM a,i» P. Ktiaag S'tMt 11 n Mm FMM IAST A SMTI AFIICI. FM lAMSM816 words
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Article, Illustration73 1974-02-20 18 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MADAM MARIA NG LIANQ HIANO thank Rev Fathers I I Bethol. Lolseau. Teo and j Anthony, members of churches. St. Joseph's Dying i Aid Association, relatives. I I friends for kind assistance. I condolences, donations, I wreaths and scrolls during I their recent bereavement73 words
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Obituary, Illustration50 1974-02-20 18 In mm •»<"•* memor> M k ii iv reo Mfw now d«pai .■< pats You U-ft us so suddenli none can fill the pain we feel A silent tear A silent thought I Men.orles dear will forever linger in our hearts Sadly missed by husband. children, grand-children and50 words
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Advertisement1123 1974-02-20 18 KAWASAKI KiSEN KAISMA LTD. KAWASAKI RINKAI KISEN KAISMA LTI. rum n mt, stiaits seivice. Mata naaaaaaa S ati R «t t-| M n Fit Japan Arabian Call S« PVtH S.'lttoi Mfc 1 Utrl* HM.rtmUti". Jtau ttutb Alrt^-Waw AlrUta tarvlaa B«ajM Fit •a mam > is Ma. BjJ-^lMM^J>al Japan Sabab Sarawak1,123 words
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Advertisement942 1974-02-20 18 BEAUTY LINfcS ETA HO FM: I C T KAITY MT w Part 21 Ftl Taraian KAITt «AHH Ii Pwt 21 Fit Mania Li, T lEIOTY LOTUS II Ptti 22 Ftl Tractors lor InOMOia. -ULF lAMER 21 Fal 22 Fll MkarU IST LENTAP 21 Fat 22 Ftl Itpan lEABH LILT 21942 words
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Advertisement1087 1974-02-20 18 U.K. tUHOft SItVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG S.nttltra P. Mian Ptaatf Irrntl: niptini IHFIALI 111 Mar II 14 aar II In io«do« 14. I'dtti MU. M.»tw,| 16 4. NIPTUNi TOPU Jl II Apr Jl J "tT I I am liitaa Nawt 11'. tarn 11.%. imtvi 20 t ARRIVALS FROM1,087 words
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Advertisement810 1974-02-20 18 UPRtSS SERVICE TO 104 DON. LIVERPOOL ONTIMEMT PORTS Ti Him j'"|ir>o<t P «t'l"| 'taint ittMl Ftr U»C4 HILATI It M Fat 11/ 1 Mar 14 M Fit I 0001 it J LI Hurt 4 4 »ttm 7 4. HI Mtatt imi 14/11 lar 11/ M aar i tool la 5810 words
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Advertisement673 1974-02-20 18 rpM po«t op imOAPOm T M I FOLIOWIMC aIHTMIMI. ARKANCf MINT! POM FIB M OUT PMBaata 14. don* Maru 10 11. AotaMma M.ru 13 14 Cvarstrona II It Eui Maruk. Maru No. 1. 22 Johnr«rrrtt 2t M. N^rr R.Jn 33*34. KrrninAK.'r.r U 1* Aait mar 31. Makhtum Kull 42 43673 words
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Advertisement330 1974-02-20 18 Caaital ■a.int Tivsl. I and Km Inn II ibinfi OUT Hooan Maru. MAirl. T.vall I and X.m Inn II PORT KLANC lawCK Part lUnouryt. Ho. Hou». Hun«« But jr. t Karlnco Anal ■at*! Ma«r>k Nairn Part Jui.vo M»ru K..TI Mani CmUnn «n<) Iko M.ru •traaai ■arthi r l^di Prlmorlt. Itmlor330 words
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Advertisement496 1974-02-20 19 TRADING I BUSINESS WANTED I An internationally quoted U.K. based group I is interested to purchase outright or a majority I interest in a trading company in Singapore. I This group, with manufacturing interests in all I the six continents and twenty one subsidiaries round the world, has had a496 words
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Advertisement559 1974-02-20 19 EXECUTIVE Stafl*x International ar« seeking for their Far East trading operation an experienced textile man with a sound technical background and a formal qualification to the level of the associate of the Textile Institute. Ideally he will have all round practical experience in weaving, dyeing and finishing and wi I559 words
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Advertisement944 1974-02-20 19 i NOTICE Vby THE BANK OF EAST ASIA. LIMITED ST\ HONG KONG FIFTY-FIFTH ORDINARY YEARLY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Ordinary Yearly Oeneral Meeting of the Shareholders of the Bank will be held at the Head Office of the Bank, 10. Des Voeux Road,' Central, Hong Kong,944 words
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Advertisement632 1974-02-20 19 Robina Department Sloe Please note our I NEW TELEPHONE NO: I i *****8 (5 Lines) Rotxnt Houm 1 Stonton Way. S<ng«xx« I. FREE PARKING »fwr sp.m. m on SUNDAY ltobinCl...7VSw*l*«rG»n forte, NOTICE WITH EFFECT FROM 15TH FEBRUARY 1974, MR. IVAN F. RODRIGUES I/C No. *****46J IS NO LONGER IN OUR632 words
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Advertisement430 1974-02-20 19 IN THE HICH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 1983. of 1973 Between BILLION CHIT FUND LIMITED. Plaintiffs And NO BHENO KIANO alias NO SENO KIANO Defendant NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Ng Sheng Klang alias Ng Seng Klang late of No. 91-E. Block 12, Kempas Road, Singapore. TAKE430 words
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Advertisement920 1974-02-20 19 IN THE HIGH COI'ST IN MALAYA AT Ml AR CIVIL SUIT NO: 37 OF 1973 BETWEEN 1. YACOB BIN HAJI SALLEH 2. SATIRAH BTE HAJI RAIS (married woman) 3. SALMAH BTE JASMIN 4. ZANARIAH BTE YUSOF 5. ZURAINI BIN YUSOF 6. ZULKIFLI BIN YUSOF. i4th. sth and 6th Plaintiffs are920 words
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Advertisement414 1974-02-20 19 LEMBAGA PELABOHAN Xl LANG KENYATAAN TAWARAN NO. IMI Tawaran tawaran adaluh dipelawa darl pemborongpemborong letrlk yang bertauliah dan berprngalamun yang berdaftar denean Lembaga Pelabohan Kelang untuk memasang kuasa letrlk kepada "Cargo Handling School" dlhadapan Ibu Pejabat Lembaga Pelabohan Kelang Dokumen dokumen t.iwaran boleh dldapatl dan pejabat Ketua Jurulera iß'i hanya414 words
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Article64 1974-02-20 20 AM YOU TIMED thai ha,t you lh» la:. cut at LouM» K Holfl Singapura. telephone *****3 BELLE OF THE WEEK Today n»w Nation puMiah** th* rmuto of th* winners of (ha Grand Final ol th« Ball* of th* Wa*> Contaal Do not mtaa your copy Find out who <r*r*64 words
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Article23 1974-02-20 20 Religious Announcements HANDY K.J.V BIBLES, suitable for Sunday School use. now available at Bethesda Book Ontrr. Block 126. Toa Payoh. Tel *****1 Spore23 words
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Article34 1974-02-20 20 HOMf LEAVE UK Hire a car for your leave Unlimited or Time L Mil* v.-aper Fra Lonmal irutricr for '<!«•; id for "brorhure and quotation Airways Brnurnr Ltd 242 Bath Road. Hayrs. Mnidlrsrx34 words
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Obituary140 1974-02-20 20 KM. CHfW KIAT SENO departed peacefully 18 l 74 11 10 pm leaving behind hi* beloved wife, son Charles Eng Hork. daughter-in-law, three daughters, two sons-in-law. 14 grandchildren and many great grandchildren to mourn his loss Cortege leaving 11H-K Block M Pa>> "i pm Cremation at Konn Meng Suah140 words
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Article51 1974-02-20 20 TMI FAMILY Of LATI Mr Han Tew Hong thanks relatives and friends for ihelr messages nf condolence, wreaths, scrolls, donations and their kind assistance and attendance at the runeral MR ANO MRS LANCELOT GEORGE thank rela' I r their assistance presents, gotxl wUbm on the occasion of their marriage51 words
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Obituary37 1974-02-20 20 IN LOVING MEMORY of Mdm Let Yokr Ylng who departed three years ago today Fondly remembered by her low*] oM IN LOVING MEMORY Tieridepirtwl 2" 2 73 Sadly missed b) mghters. son-in-laws and uranrti nilrtren37 words
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Article19 1974-02-20 20 OUR PROUDEST MOMENT hear-.-ralulalions to our dear limn* bl Wan fur hu lat«*t success n.i\n, \v I. in19 words
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Advertisement398 1974-02-20 20 classified ads IS OEVELOPER REOUIRES SIVE ENGINEER to he stationed at Jakarta Board and lodging and transportation to and fro from Singapore paid for Those interested please state salary expected and conditions of service to fl I Box A ***** Spore ARCHITECTS OFFICE REQUIRE •mural Draughtsmen with mum 5 years398 words
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Advertisement714 1974-02-20 20 URGENTLY NEEDED EXPE RiENCED LADY with pleasing personality able in keeping full Ml of nooks handle correspondence and office work Independently Please ring *****. .fter 5 00 p m for inter I Venus Road. (Bms Kd i Singapore 20 WANTED STENOGRAPHER MALE/ FEMALE Apply staling salary, telephone number a. id714 words
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Advertisement738 1974-02-20 20 COMPANY DIRECTOR REQUIRES part time Stenographer prepared u> work on Saturdays and Sunnt) applicants having a minimum speed u( 130 w p m plus excellent command of English language will be considered Apply stating age. experience and terms to OPO Box 1 ITS SINGAPORE STENO CUM GENERAL CLERK required by738 words
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Advertisement730 1974-02-20 20 WELL ESTABLISHED INTERNATIONAL COMPANY requires young energetic Salts Representatives lor irnmetiiatr employment. Attractive salary, transport allowance and fnn«e benefits provided to the suitable individual Write to 213-B. Lavender Street. S pore SALESMAN WANTED to sell well known consumer product* Salary plus commission basis Submit written resume giving personal details and730 words
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Advertisement774 1974-02-20 20 ELECTRICIANS REQUIRED. Must have Vocational Institute qualifications Interview 23 274 638 Serahgoon Road Spore 12 DRAUGHTSMAN for mechanical drawings' -irMnniriK wanted by established engineeriiiK and metalwarr facu>ry Those •Mi at least 2 yean experience In same field need apply Good salary offered to right person Submit detailed full particulars and774 words
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Advertisement780 1974-02-20 20 MALE AND FEMALE Factory Workers required to do 2 shifts duty 7 00 am 3 00pm. 300--11 00 p m. (weekly rotation) Wages per day U 00 (male). (4.30 (female) Shift allowance SO cent* Age 10 40. Please apply personally at Metal Containers Pte Ltd 138. Hlllvlew Avenue S pore780 words
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Advertisement742 1974-02-20 20 REOUIRC ONE well experienced driver with good reference preferable age between 30-40 Salary about $240 p m Please apply personally at Yong Lee Lee Co 1112. Se.ingoon Road. Spore 12 Large International British Company has the following vacancies. STOREMAN/WORKSMOP CLINK Preferably .Senior Cambridge with experience in a workshop store Salary742 words
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Advertisement831 1974-02-20 20 DETACHED BUNGALOWS: University Road $2,500. Holland Grove $1,600 Jalan Mariam $1,200 Seleur Hills s3Bo Semi-detached Bedok Rise $1,200 Thomson Road $650 Seleur Hills $660 Serangoon Oarden $500 Terrace houses Realty Park $420 Opera Estate $550 Flats Cavenagh Court 11.--700 City Tower $1,300 Dragon View $1,000 Jalan Jintan $850 ***** *****3831 words
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Advertisement856 1974-02-20 20 INTERNATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY offers Dlst 10 Holland 1 Orove Drive double-storey bungalow $1,500 Henry Park 4 bedrooms $1,200 King's Koad $1,780 Dlst 11 University Road 3 large bedrooms bungalow $2,200 Greenwood Avenue $1,200 Merryn Avenue $1 100 Dijt 21 Hong Kong Park SI.IOO Sunset terrace $1,200 F.n« Khong Park S856 words
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Advertisement688 1974-02-20 20 INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION Vttll lulres accommodation for its management rl Henui $800 $4000 payable for appropriate accommodation Call *****83 EXECUTIVE RESIOENCE REOUIRED within 2 or 3 months Should have 4 bedr<» room, central alrccnditlnnlng. sufficient space for entertaining swimming pool Contact Ngan *****7 3 BEDROOMED APARTMENT UNFURNISHED quiet locality willing to688 words
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Advertisement733 1974-02-20 21 BsS^^hsfl GENTLY RENOVATED KAsingle storey standing m) feet of freehold Kins, three oath-cum-irge lounge, large dining ant within three months act price principals only. Lan *****02 noon to 2 uys to Fridays C H WILLIAMS ft CO PTE.. m 9 Hongkong Bank Chambori Tel *4001 S'por* MARYLAND DRIVE DIST 10733 words
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Advertisement823 1974-02-20 21 O.G. BUILDING OFFICE SPACE for rent Area 707 1.050 complete with service charge, central a.rcondlllonlng. carpeted, curtained plus other attractive conditions at 81 50 p s f Contact *****8 Spore 8100/- AIRCGNOITIONED ROOM telephone, peaceful for immediate occupat on Office hours only 35-A Jaan Korma beginning Thomson Road OOLDHILL SHOPPING823 words
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Advertisement756 1974-02-20 21 MAS TRAVEL LOWEST FARES and Tour London Copenhagen Brussels Europe USA Australia Tokyo Hongkong Taiwan Indonesia Bangkok 36 K Prinsep Street (Opp Cathay) Tel ***** *****7 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL DeNy Weekly MontMy Lake Toh* 6 days 8380/Bangkoa (CMansjmal) Hongkong 7 10 days 8805/ SMS Bangkok/ CMenfmal 7 days 8080/- Sundays Mondays756 words
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Advertisement787 1974-02-20 21 LOW COST FLIGHTS to U ndon Amsterdam Pans Hamburg Copenhagen Rome Zurich New York Toronto L. Angeles Australia Bangxok Hongkong World Charters < enlre 153 A Market Street. Blnsapore 1 Tel *****5 *****3 INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FLIGHTS CEN"RS London i™?/Pans/ Amsterdam J775/Hamburg Frankfurt 1775/Geneva llurlch 8775/It World -wide Ticketing 70, THE787 words
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Advertisement757 1974-02-20 21 FAMOUS C.T.S.O. TECHNICAL TRAINING Established since 1971 3 3 74 Architectural. Mechanical. Shipbuilding. Building Construction 188. Upper Serangoon (MacPherson Market junction). Spore 13 *****0. ***** ANOTHER C.T.S.O. DRESS MAKING DESIONINO 24 2 74 Including fashion designing, theoretical, practical dressmaking C T.S.O 188. Upper Serangoon (MacPherson market Junction). Spore 13 *****0.757 words
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Advertisement944 1974-02-20 21 PRIVATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TUTOR available for foreigners Ouarantee fluent English In 3 months Ring Vincent *****0 Spore EXPERIENCED MALAY TUTORS giving tuition at your place. Cassettes available Tel *****7 MATHEMATICS PHYSICS. PHYSICAL SCIENCE. General Paper. English. Chinese for O C.E. HSC Pre-U. 1 General Mathematics commencing 20.2 74 Trained graduate944 words
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Advertisement891 1974-02-20 21 CHIP HONG VEHICLES (S) LTD.. Ib ScotU Road. Newton Slngapoi c. 9 Tel *****1. *****3 It *****7 offers 1972 Dalsun 1200 Statlonwagon Volkswagen 1200. Toyota 2000 aircon Vauxha'l Viva. Austin 1300 OT. Toyota Corolla 1200 Colt Oalant OS aircon 1971 Toyota Crown aircon. automatic. Austin 1300GT. Toyota Corona Mk 11.891 words
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Advertisement818 1974-02-20 21 PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE. Ltd Showroom at .Ml. Buklt Ttmah Road 4ms. S pore 10 I Tel *****3/ *****1/ *****4 I offers:- 1973 Mitsubishi Minica 360. Mazda 808 Coupe. Ford Cortina 1600 L. 1972 Mercedes 200 alrcond Rover 2000TC. Toyota 1 Corona 2000 MK2 aircond Ford Cortina 2000 GXL aircond818 words
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411 1974-02-20 22 TEOH ENG TATT - SBA should send youngsters abroad for training TEOH ENG TATT By TODAY, Singapore Badminton |HM ciation's management committee will be discussing the World Badminton Championships and the Europe versus Asia match series to be played in Singapore in October this year. It will be timely also for them to talk411 words
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Article264 1974-02-20 22 TELOK Kurau Secon dary took the honours in the Katong District Schools Cross Country champl(..ushlp., when they won two titles Ritchie Reservoir rday. They won the lower secondary and secondary divisions in the boys section. Kakl Buklt fared best in the Girls section winning the lower264 words
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Article, Illustration99 1974-02-20 22 INDIA'S TOP WRESTLERS SHOW THEIR FORM INDIA'S Wrestling team, which won four golds, four silvers and a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games at Chrlstchurch. showed their me-dal-winning form In exhibition bouts at Khalsa Association last night. Members cf the team are: Sudesh Ku- mar. Prem Nath. Jagmp Singh and99 words
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301 1974-02-20 22 Fifa ready to discuss players' grievances yURICH, Tues. The Internau tional Football Federation (Fifa) is willing to talk to players' representatives about their grievances on working conditions, but considers a threatened boycott of this years World Cup as wrong, secretarygeneral Helmut Kaeser said yesterday Dr. Kaesar said that if membersReuter - 301 words
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Article347 1974-02-20 22 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association have recommended to the National Olympic Council the third placing^ of the first Asian track and field champio nships as the qualifying standards for the Asian Games in Teheran in September. The qualifying standards recommended to SNOC347 words
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Article79 1974-02-20 22 CRAWFORD. Oeylang West. Oeylang Serai. Kanipong Chat Ch c c ajl won their matches yesterday to Join the winners bracket in the preliminary lound, of the Inn r-consti-luency sepak lakraw tournament. Results Crawford bt Sembawang 2-1, Geylang West bt Kampnng Übl 3-0, Ocyl&ng Serai bt Chua Chu Kang79 words
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Article34 1974-02-20 22 TOKYO. Tues Orient welterweight champion Ryu Serlmachl of Japan, recovering from a second round knockdown, outpointed South Korean challenger Man Siing Choi here tonight to retain his title for the fifth time34 words
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Article19 1974-02-20 22 INDIAN Association beat Anglo Chinese School 2-0 In the BHA Under 23 matcn at Balestler Road yesterday.19 words
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Article387 1974-02-20 22 W. Indies will go for quick runs KINGSTON. Tues. Even U England manage to take the first eight West Indian wickets on the third day of the Second Test today they will still be bowung to two batsmen wno have scorea lirst ell I hundreas. This is the depressing stateReuter - 387 words
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Article299 1974-02-20 22 ALBERT JOHNSON - 2 water-polo stars to play here ALBERT JOHNSON By TWO former Olympic water-pololsts, who represented Australia at the World championships in Belgrade, will play here in August. They are the Nun brothers Less and Ross who are also ranked among the top national players in Australia. Chief water polo coach299 words
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Article62 1974-02-20 22 MADRID, Tues. The Mayor or Vlco a North-Ww-tern Spanish port yesterday fined a referee 10 000 pesetas i«3Bsi for his handling of a f-irst Division soccer match at Vlco on Sunday Official;, said the fine was Imposed en Senor Pedro Urrejtaraiu for "his action and behaviour which62 words
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Article152 1974-02-20 22 G. ROBERT - G. ROBERT By rPHE Old Aloysians CC ■I from Sydney yesterday gained their first tour win when they beat an ANZUK Invitation XI by three wickets at Naval Base. The tourists, who lost to ANZUK and Singapore Cricket Club in their previous outings, bundled out the Invitation152 words
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201 1974-02-20 22 Thia vies for national karate-do title- By PETER SIOW WORLD class karateka Tbia Yoke Kian will spearhead Chinese YMCAs challenge i.i the First National karate-do knockout championships on .March 9 at the Gay World stadium. Yoke Kian, who represented Singapore in two World meets in Tokyo (1970 i and Paris201 words
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Article244 1974-02-20 22 cm VtTE should have a soc- cer "fiesta" ;n May judging from the number of foreign teams who have accepted and are negotiating with the Football Association of Singapore to play here. Five teams have already confirmed their visit to Singapore. Heading the list are the244 words
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532 1974-02-20 23 EPSOM JEEP - Track workout shows Piccadilly II is keeping winning form EPSOM JEEP i>KNAN(», Tues.— 1 Piccadilly II did a >plendid workout on good going here this morning. With apprentice T. L Wan astride, the four year-old by Piccadilly Lane reeled off 3f in 38 1/5, finishing with plenty in hand. An532 words
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Article114 1974-02-20 23 GLASGOW, Tues. Each member of Scotland's World Cup soccer squad could earn around £10.000 ($55,000) for reaching the finals in West Germany later this year, their commercial manager Bob Bain said yesterday. Mr. Bain said the squad would earn at least £250.000 ($1,375,000)Reuter - 114 words
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Article38 1974-02-20 23 PUB SECURITY beat InUnd Revenue 6-2 after leadIng 3-1 at halftone In their friendly soccer match at Oeylang yesterday. Mahat (4 1. Jumain and Fuad scored for PUB, and Samad and KalrU tor Inlano Revenue.38 words
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Article203 1974-02-20 23 SIX-FOOT RACKET 'FLOORS' KING DETROIT. Tues.—Tennis star Billlr Jean King is nursing a slight bruise and cut under her left eye yesterday after she was hit in the face by a ceremonial six-foot racket. Mrs. King sustained the injury during a World Team Tennis exhibition in suburban West Bloomhrld "We203 words
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432 1974-02-20 23 NEW YORK, Tues. Hard punching Jorge Ahumada of Argentina moved another step closer to a possible title fight with world lightheavyweight champion Bob Foster when he scored a fifth round technical knockout over American Vern Me In tosh here last night. The432 words
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238 1974-02-20 23 Penang debut by Porky's smart newcomer BIKIT TIM AH trainer Porky Donnelly will Introduce a smart newcomer in Unescorted at this Penanc Turf Club meeting. A four-year-old bay Australian mare by Seminole II out of Herself, Unescort-'t raced in rood company at two years. Her best effort was her fourth238 words
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319 1974-02-20 23 Brazil leave Pele out of World Cup team RIO de JANEIRO, Tues. Brazil yesterday named 22 players for their defence of the World Soccer Cup In West Germany next June and, as expected, superstar Pele was not among them. Pele, who helped Bra zll to three Woria Cup victories duringReuter - 319 words
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Article, Illustration306 1974-02-20 23 I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Punch Gunalan, his mind made up on retirement after the All-England, will start a oneman crusade In April to breathe life into Malaysian badminton, reports TONY FRANCIS. He alms to visit every state to ccach and conduct clinics.306 words
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269 1974-02-20 23 Malaysians off to test their skill in Europe KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Punch Gunalin and Dominic Soong left for Europe today for their first and last crack at the All-England doubles title. They were accompanied by five junior player.;. Moo Foot Lian. Saw Swee Leong, Cheah Hong Chong, Phua Ah Hua269 words
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80 1974-02-20 23 LAHORE. Tues. Pakistan Intends applying to stage the 1978 Asian Oames. the Pakistan Olympic Association announced. A spokesman for the association said a formal application would be made after Government approval was received. If the application was successful the 1978 Asian Games wouldReuter - 80 words
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Article40 1974-02-20 23 CHRISTCHURCH. Tues Australia led by 148 runs with seven second lnnlnes wickets standing at the second day's close of their three-day cricket match against Canterbury here today. Scores: Australia 224 and 173-3 (I. Redpath 72). Canterbury 249-9 dec.40 words
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Page 23 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous92 1974-02-20 23 SOCCER: SBHFL Dhr 1 (final rdi: KIM Alrilnes v Sembawang Shipyard (GUlman Brksi: Div. I (final): Shell v Fraser and Neave (GUlman Brksi: Div S: Addressograph v Bosch; Slme Darby v United Mow: i Karrer Park i Hume v Gecon and East Asiatic v Ford Motors (Tar.gllni; Inchcape B v92 words
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Article, Illustration41 1974-02-20 24 A FIREMAN on a snorkel fighting the blaze that roared through two units of a flatted factory block in Jurong yesterday Four fire engines battled the flames for two hours. Picture by Mazlan Badron.Mazlan Badron - 41 words
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340 1974-02-20 24 LONDON, Tuesday rpHE BOARD that runs Britain's coalmines today called for a major improvement In the pay position of miners in relation to other workers. Giving evidence at an official inquiry here, the National Coal Board (NCB* said International energy developments hadReuter - 340 words
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Article32 1974-02-20 24 CHICAOO, Tues. A masked gunman forced an employer to turn over UStIOO.OOO (8*350.000) In cuh today from a drtve-ln faculty of the Pint National Bank, at Arlington Heights. Illinois.— AP.AP - 32 words
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Article60 1974-02-20 24 TOKYO, Tue». North Korea charged today that the United States sent a reconnaissance piane ovei Its territory ariu "perpetrated again a grave military provocation." The North Korean newt agency. In a broadcast monitored In Tokyo, said the flight took place yesterday and linked It with actionsAP - 60 words
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173 1974-02-20 24 BANGKOK, Tuesday DRIME Minister Sanya Dhammasak today appointed a five-man committee to investigate the destruction of a small village in northeastern Thailand allegedly by government troops in search of communist insurgents. Ban Na Sal, about 360 miles northeast of here, was destroyed on Jan.UPI - 173 words
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189 1974-02-20 24 BELFAST, Tuesday MAGISTRATES courts throughout Northern Ireland were disrupted yesterday when police refused to escort prisoners from the province's Jails to hearings. The police are refusing to escort or Interview prisoners until they are given an assurance that none of their men will be broughtReuter - 189 words
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143 1974-02-20 24 SUHARTO WARNS OF NEW POLITICAL THREAT JAKARTA. Tues. —President Suharto today warned his ministers that there were noncommunlst political forces which posed a danger to the state. Information Minister Mashur) Saleh told reporters after the meeting that President Suharto had sounded a warning about the danger by social-political forces besidesReuter; AP - 143 words
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Article68 1974-02-20 24 rpEHERAN. Tues.— Six 1 saboteurs were executed by firing squad at dawn here today, an armed forces Judicial court announced. They had been convicted by military tribunals of killing seven people, including policemen, as well as burning down a police station, a women's club, aAP - 68 words
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Obituary54 1974-02-20 24 MR. MAim UALUkL. AJroot* 4k Solicitor. «*4 70. ••*•«< away pasetfally ea 15.1.T4 luniu hia wMow Manar*< twe daughter* Nona. Maumn. aad aoo Krrln. •08-ialaw. Michael Kaoo and «a«gkt>r-u>-Uw. Ir*n*. grand. oklMnn NVboUJ Wrooo Uigur I. atapbaal* and Marvja Oort.it wll" lan Stacapon Caaktt Com paay on n/2/T« at54 words
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Article452 1974-02-20 24 LONDON. Tu«a Tha atock market eloard cailtr today la quit' trading, and at 3 p.m. In* Financial Tlmaa indei waa off 21 to 312 3 The temporary nuptnalon ol J H Vavaaatur added to tha prevailing political uncertainty and leading aharaa aaaad by a jwnny or two after452 words
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Article83 1974-02-20 24 NEW YORK. Tues. Two former members of President Nixon's cabinet go on trial today In a court action that might unloose a spate of Watergate scandal Indictments. Former Attorney General Jchr. Mitchell and one-time Commerce Secretary Maurice Stuns are charged with obstructing Justice In aReuter - 83 words
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Article33 1974-02-20 24 1 1 -death crash MEXICO CITY. Tues. Eleven peasants were killed and 10 others were Injured today when a truck and a station wagon collided headon on a regional highway near Huejotzlngo.— AP.AP - 33 words
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315 1974-02-20 24 Pat's parents await gang's reply to Ssm gift —offer— CAN FRANCISCO. J Tues. The parents of Patricia Hearst waited nervously today for a response from her terrorist kidnappers to the family's US$2 million (Sss million) "goodwill gesture." "The next move is up to them," said publisher Randolph Hearst after announcingUPI - 315 words
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92 1974-02-20 24 Japan's new Vice-Foreign Minister TOKYO, Tues. The Government today accepted the resignation of Vice Foreign Minister Shlnsaku Hogen and appointed Deputy ViceForelKn Minister Fumlhlko Togo as his successor, the Foreign Ministry said. Mr. Hogen will serve as advL«er to the Foreign Ministry, a spokesman said, adding that Mr. Hogen. 64,Reuter - 92 words
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Article22 1974-02-20 24 ADDIS ABABA, Tues The Ethiopian capital was hit yesterday by a simultaneous strike by school teachers und taxi drivers AP.AP - 22 words
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Article51 1974-02-20 24 NEW DELHI, Tui». Five children between two and 10 burned to death today In a Are th«: engulfed their thatched home in a suburban shanty colony. The ricUras- -three boys and their two sisters were sleeping when the hut caught lire. Their mother was making tea.51 words
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Miscellaneous17 1974-02-20 24 Hie weather THE weather outlook for Singapore from 6 am to noun today: Isolated, thowers around mid-day17 words
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