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Title Section15 1974-09-12 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article45 1974-09-12 1 Chou retires this year report LONDON, Wednesday OREMIER Chou En-lal is expected to retire 1 from the premiership before the end of the year and withdraw into the role of elder statesman because of his falling health, diplomatic sources said today. The sources said the45 words
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Article54 1974-09-12 1 TEHEBAM, Wed Singapore won their third silver medal In the Asian Games here when the women's 4s4Mm relay «aartet finished a close second to Japan today. The Japanese set a new Games record of 3:43.52. while Singapore clocked J43 M Burma finished third In 3 41M.54 words
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Article, Illustration237 1974-09-12 1 LOURENCO MARQUES, Wednesday- LEAST 100 people were killed in racial rioting here during the past 24 hours as Government authorities reported the situation "extremely tense" and new clashes were breaking out frequently. The casualties were reported to Lisbon by a Portuguese army officer from this Mozambique capital. At least 19UPI - 237 words
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319 1974-09-12 1 PRESIDENT Ford will consider requests for clemency from Watergate defendants on an individual basis, but he is not conducting any present study to grant mass pardons, Senator Hugh Scott said today. In what apparently was a reversal of an announcement that the entire matterReuter; UPI - 319 words
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Article110 1974-09-12 1 WOLFSBURO (Oermanyl. W«d Volkswagen today »T— IU «venth worten layoff of tiki year. Th* West Oermen oar producer —iA 49.000 worUn »i 1 be laid off from Sept 23 ro 27 TtM firm employs ■Jnx* 1?0.000 (Moptt. AP WASHINGTON, Wed following a meeting between the110 words
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239 1974-09-12 1 EXSHARE BROKER WITH $1.2 m DEBT FOUND HANGED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Bankrupt share broker Khoo Kirn Hock, 50. owing $12 million to a creditor, was found hanged in his home this morning, hours before he was to appear in the High Court. His lawyer, Mr. V. K. Palasuntharam, told Mr.239 words
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Article220 1974-09-12 1 BELORADE. Wed Albanian Defence Iflniatcr B«qlr Balluku haa been it ripped of aU political Mat* and party poaU. authoritative Yugoslav aourcca aald bar* today Reuter move was forced on the 76- year-old Chinese leader by a marked deterioration in his health and not by any political differences. The questionUPI - 220 words
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Article31 1974-09-12 1 STDON (Lebanon) Wsd.— I.«ra«u gunner* iheUed two border village* in south Lebanon today and two villager, wtre »eriously wounded, wltnents report** Several houses and plantations w dMUoyed. they A*31 words
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Article267 1974-09-12 1 CHARLOTTE (N. Carolina). W«d CKVENTY |>eople aboard an Eastern Airlines DC-9 flight were feared killed this morning when the plane crashed in fog three km (two miles) from Charlotte airport. Flaming wreckage was scattered 200 metres across a field at the crasj. scene. Only theReuter; UPI - 267 words
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Article56 1974-09-12 1 ROME. Wed. Italy had balai cr of payme its deficit of 375 100 mil lon lire (8*1.424 million) In June, nearly four times a, much aa the tame period In 1973. according to provutcnal Bank of Italy figures released today The deficit in June 1973 wasReuter - 56 words
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Article273 1974-09-12 1 Price hike on oil not likely VIENNA, Wed. The price freeze on crude oil is expected to be extended for at least another three months despite demands by some producing countries that it should be raised by 14 per cent. The forecast by informed sources on the eve of theReuter; AP - 273 words
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Article73 1974-09-12 1 SANTIAGO. Wed Chilean Chief of Bute General Augusto Pinochet today announced the release of all political prisoners held under the current state of siege "with the sole exception of some exceptionally serious cases General Pinochet. In a speech marking the first anniversary of the coup whichReuter - 73 words
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Article39 1974-09-12 1 NEWPORT (Rhode Island). Wad— The second race of the America's Cup aeries was postponed today because of fog and almost non -existent winds on the 24 3-mDe race course on Long bland Sound— UPl (Sac Back Fafci39 words
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Article65 1974-09-12 1 ADDIS ABABA, W«d. The Ethiopian Armed Forces Committeearrested Emperor Haile Selassie's only sarviving daughter today and accused the Emperor himself of refusing to hand over billions of dollars he allegedly haa accumulated In foreign bank accounts. A crowd gathered ••Mat* Princess Tena-gne-Work's palace in the capital and65 words
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Article23 1974-09-12 1 LOURENCO MASQUES, Wed. A Mnlor police officer Mid died In the riots. Meat of the dead were white, he said. AT23 words
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Advertisement121 1974-09-12 1 JAKARTA WARSHIPS IN FOR EXERCISE ..Page 9 UPROAR over Ford move to pardon mil ah es 2 MARCOS frees live enemies KOREAN attack on JAL oflici 4 MIXED vim < on ■punish the parent' Idea 7 HIGH injuri rate in wood factories IS NTUC help sought for taff In Govt.121 words
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Advertisement14 1974-09-12 1 Prize Winning komito i mack v*ir*-^S jjy gjP W P GOOOAIE PTE LTD MM14 words
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403 1974-09-12 2 A MEMBER Of Mr. Richard Nixon* family said the former President is "in a deep depression" which was not lifted by the full-Presi-dential pardon he received. In addition, Mr. Nixon was said to be in physical pain from a phlebitis condition that had publicly been403 words
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Article, Illustration887 1974-09-12 2 Campaign fund goes down and down WASHINOTON. Wed The balance of Mr. Richard Nixon's leftover 1972 campaign fund dwindled below US$l million (552.5 million) In the last three months, eaten away by the legal consequences of Watergate. A quarterly report filed yesterday with the US Government shows the fund now887 words
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10 1974-09-12 2 Uproar over Ford's move to give pardon to all aides10 words
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51 1974-09-12 2 DRESIDENT Ford, opening the second of 12 anti-inflation conferences at the White House today announced that communities SXSi? Hi unemployment will be granted US$4l5 million (55i.037.5 million) in federal funds to finance 85,000 public service Jobs I recognise the con- WASHINGTON,51 words
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Article231 1974-09-12 2 SHARP DROP IN PUBLIC ESTEEM MIAMI, Wed. President Ford's popularity among the general public has waned at an unprecedented rate since he granted pardon to Mr. Richard Nixon, a nationwide poll has shown. The survey, which was conducted a day after Mr. Ford announced his decision to grant the pardon,Reuter; AP - 231 words
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Article25 1974-09-12 2 WABHINOTON. Wed President Ford tj likely to viilt South Korea after his visit to Japan !r November. It iv learned yesterday. APAP - 25 words
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Article32 1974-09-12 2 VAIXTTA. Wed Malta ■> Labour Government yesterday waa reported to have initiated secret talk* with Opposition parties on a new Constitution that will turn the Mediterranean Islandstate Into a Republic —APAP - 32 words
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Article39 1974-09-12 2 ODIIVA, Wad Legal expert* from 38 countries opened a five-day meeting at the International Labour Organisation In Geneva yesterday to discuss ways In which labour law can promote human welfare and development In the developing countries ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article136 1974-09-12 2 NICOSIA, Wed—President dlafkos Clerldes and V 1 cc P resident Rauf Denktash today agreed to release all prisoners and detainees sinder the age of It token during the recent fighting between Greek CyprioU and Turkish Invasion forces, rhe two leaders respectively ef the Greek Cypriot and TurkishUPI - 136 words
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Advertisement756 1974-09-12 2 The Vespa scooter gives the most comfortable ride on two wheels The body of a Vespa is H^H^HESl^^i m 'mmm^^^^KmmmmWbf design is to check her built in one piece, like a tt^^H m? operating costs. modern car. It is suspended fcSsfc!^^ With the new higher on helical springs with P"756 words
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Article1319 1974-09-12 3 CANCER THREAT FROM SPRAY CANS ATLANTIC CITY. Wed The propellant used In aerosol spray cans Is collecting In the c a r t h's atmosphere, scientists warned yesterday. They sala It could reduce the protective sone level and result In an increase In human skin cancer. A recent sample ofReuter - 1,319 words
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Article65 1974-09-12 3 'Natural' labs to protect life UNITED NATIONB. Wed The United States and the Soviet Union are about to establish natural laboratories to protect various forms of life on Earth. The laboratory were outlined In an agreement reached during former President Richard Nixon's last visit to Moscow Locations of the "biosphereAP - 65 words
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Article29 1974-09-12 3 TOKYO, Wed. Japan's "reeourcas diplomacy" more* Into high gear tomorrow with the departure of Prune Minister Kakuel Tanaka for official vuiu to Mexico. Brasll and Canada. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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47 1974-09-12 3 LOS ANGELES, Wednesday BODYGUARDS of entertainer Frank Sinatra beat and threatened to kill an American business executive and the singer shoved him around In a restroom during a dispute over a woman, the executive testifled yesterday. Prank Welnstock, 36,47 words
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36 1974-09-12 3 Two Allende aides are sent L^ into exile— /^HILE's military rulers, marking their first year in power today with mass street demonstrations, have freed and exiled two top supporters of tbe late Marxist President Salvador Allende.36 words
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Article, Illustration526 1974-09-12 3 p R ES I DENT Marcos marked his 57th birthday today by releasing five political foes, including former Opposition Senator Jose Diokno, from prison. The five men had been In jail since Mr. Marcos imposed martial law almost two years ago. They were released from CampAP; UPI - 526 words
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220 1974-09-12 3 Peking: We don't recognise Indian grab of -Sikkim- HONOKONO. Wed. China said today It "absolutely does not recognise" India's absorption of the Himalayan kingdom of Slkklm as an associate state. The official Chinese attitude towards 'New Delhi's move, which was completed constitutionally last week, was expressed In a Foreign MinistryReuter; UPI - 220 words
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Article53 1974-09-12 3 DACCA. Wed Bancladeah hma uk«d PkkUUn for Information mbout 350 prominent Bengali n«tw» r fo rsportadlj miotnc «ince wrerton In Dtonbtr l»7l. the Itonylsd— h Time* reported today— Reuter ALOIZRS. Wad. Alnrte hMdactted to Uft it, ban on PortugiMM places flying over IU territory. Pt»«%D Minuter AhrtalMti BouUTUka53 words
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Article266 1974-09-12 3 LONDON, Wed. Henry Fowler former US Treasury Secretary, warned yesterday that there Is a "clear and present danger of a worldwide economic decline of indefinite dimensions and duration." He said this prospect was formerly "unthinkable." but "for the first time in a generation, it is being seriouslyReuter; UPI - 266 words
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Advertisement381 1974-09-12 3 '.'..My husband is amazed and delighted. Read what Mrs. Janet James lias to say ajboul her new figure. 0% !JIS7H i s\ m B I ~_VN^blK9sßb. ■NHNbS I feel that I must write this in appreciation of all that House of Dawne has done for us. In just twelve short381 words
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Advertisement284 1974-09-12 3 V UJELCOmE savings^ I £or budget -conscious housewives 12th SEPTEMBER to 18th SEPTEMBER 1974 9v EACH .55 BATTERY ice sounoesign j um2 1.5. eacn .25 IMS 1.5 v EACI .10 TOMATO CATSUP ia moite m% 2 foi 1.47 HOT DOG SAUSAGES zwawioluw 400 g 1.35 COOKING OH. lam soon "2^284 words
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Article180 1974-09-12 4 Cambodia to set up ties with M-E PHNOM PENH. Wed Cambodian Prime Minister Long Boret returned home today after a 20 day visit to the Middle East, saying Saudi Arabia. Lebanon and Jordan had agreed to establish diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level with his Government for the first time inUPI - 180 words
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107 1974-09-12 4 Jakarta peace role report in Saigon meets scepticism SAIGON, Wednesday. REPORTS of a possible Indonesian role In Vietnam peace-making prompted fresh speculation here today and a wave of skepticism from usually well-informed diplomatic analysts. The speculation was prompted by the presence in Jakarta of President Nguyen Van Thieu's top security107 words
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Article, Illustration273 1974-09-12 4 ONDON. Wed. ConRj servatlve Party chairman William Whltelaw said yesterday the party's top secret general election programme may have been stolen and leaked prematurely to the press in a cloak-and dagger operation which some British politicians likened to Watergate "Obviously it Is possible that273 words
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9 1974-09-12 4 Koreans vent fury on JAL office and a bank9 words
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Article385 1974-09-12 4 Ther« were no reports of casualties to workers Inside as several policemen posted at the entrances stopped them from entering the offices and shutters were quickly lowered. The incident came Cve days after scores of protesters broke Into the Japanese Embassy. smashed windows, burnt an embassy car and tore up385 words
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155 1974-09-12 4 Tanaka sending special envoy to Seoul rKYO. Wed. Japan e«e Prime Minister Kakuri Tanaka today named former Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Shiina as a special envoy to South Korea In the hope of improving strained relations between the two countries, a Government spokesman said. Mr. Shiina, Foreign Minister at the timeReuter - 155 words
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Article60 1974-09-12 4 WASHINGTON. Wed Peder»l drug enforcement agent* fanned out around the country last night on raids aimed at smashing an International smuggling syndicate suspected of selling three billion illegal pep pill* a yew. Armed with warrant* for 12S people from Seattle to Boston. they made n arrest* and60 words
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Article67 1974-09-12 4 MAO GREETS GCWAN ris the 80--ye a r-o 1 d Chairman Mao Tse-tung's second public appearance to foreign leaders in four months. The last time was when he spent 90 minutes with Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Raxak last May. This time with his Premier, Mr. Chou En-lai ill In67 words
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232 1974-09-12 4 Major review of US policy with Cuba WASHINGTON. Wed The United States is undertaking an extensive review of its Cuban policy based partly on signals from Havana that the Castro regime is interested in direct talks with the United States It was learned yesterday that feelers, conveyed sometimes through AmericanAP - 232 words
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182 1974-09-12 4 f^UENTER Oulllaume. VI the communist master-spy whose unmasking ended Mr Willy Brandt's chancellorship. was under suspicion as an intelligence agent when he was first appointed In 1970. a security official said today The suspicion was so strong that he was openly confronted withReuter - 182 words
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Advertisement616 1974-09-12 4 Festival of Furniture Furnishing Fabrics §M 51 is MOW on at SmM Dynasty Houtoku £ftf||9 Between now and 30th September you can have BB^v /jdiX^O^Bß all the fun In t hopping at great savings. Up to 50% discount on all the Imported pleasures rT/s VJ Wrffe^PlSTt for your home and616 words
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220 1974-09-12 5 Well stay by you, Ford assures Israel WASHINOTON, Wed. President Ford welcomed Premier Yltihak Rabin of Israel to the White House today with a strong public pledpthat the United States remained •committed tn Israel's survival and security At the start of four days of Important talks on the Middle East220 words
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390 1974-09-12 5 4 PRO-IRAQI news- paper rppof •3' thf Soviet Union has Eeypt with 50 M r bomb' thf most advanrpd operational warplane in Russia's arsenal. The newspaper Tio»m in named official wir^e* m r elrxed in Efryp* fo celve the M"" Vumerim R-mlan military390 words
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Article, Illustration95 1974-09-12 5 r*rvp~ BURUT. Wednesday E Tf 7 nd IsraH al most went to war a t>ort1 n Middle Bast, the newspaper An Nahar said today The newspaper quoted Egyptian military quarters v saylr» Bfyptian forces had been placed maximum aler* after Cairo learned of i posllsraeliI95 words
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Article42 1974-09-12 5 CHICAOO. Wed.-Huua. a 14-jeax old snow leopard, underwent sorgery yesterday tor Will cancer, abe was repotted to b» datof w«Il iJiasfc. who lrv«g «Mi ttam oChM at a»rW»»Vi Zoo owttfdf Chlwj*. am oTWrn eaptfrfty in I til* Unttea States —AF42 words
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586 1974-09-12 5 Why Faisal had to off that auction pNG Faisal of S.iudi Arabia onlled ojff a recent large oil auction, designed to force a reduction in the world price, been use of "strong antagonism" to ward the measure by other oil pro ducers. according to Saudi Govern* men! sources here Tn586 words
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Article249 1974-09-12 5 Profits soar 93 pc for oil firms NEW FOBK. Wed. Worldwide profits of of the largest international oil companies soared 9) per cent darinf the flrst six months of 1*74, Chase Manhattan Bank reported yesterday The bank, in a Month!/ publication. The fttrolenm Sltoation.' said net income daring the Arst249 words
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Article86 1974-09-12 5 JORDAN DENIES THAT ARMS SALE AMMAN, Wed—Jordan's Prime Minister Zaid Rlfai denied yesterday that bis country secretly sold arms, including British made warplanca and missiles, I* South Africa and Rhodesia "Jordan has not sold and has no intention of selling In the future any such arms to South Africa andAP - 86 words
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Article62 1974-09-12 5 ROME. W«d Pope P»ul aftld today the chnnfliif medem world po*ed grave problenu for the Roman Catholic Church Profound rh*ngc« in culture, economics, politic* and CMStosns hare caused Mver« difficulty whoa* nyrnptom* nic a drop in the number of faithful. 4e«rted •tmlnarlra and fewer priest*, the PontiffReuter - 62 words
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228 1974-09-12 5 Army to make New Year order on Selassie? ADDIS ABABA. Wed Ethiopia celebrated Its New Year today amid speculation that the armed forces might announce the fate of Emperor Halle Selassie, now a virtual prisoner In his palace The 82 year old monarch, stripped of most of his powers byReuter - 228 words
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Article, Illustration85 1974-09-12 5 'SOON— HEART SWITCH MINUS DANGERS 9 SAO PAULO Brazil). Wed -Studies by ITS and French scientists Indicate that heart transplants will soon be possible without danger of organ rejection, transplant pioneer Dr. Christlan Barnaard said here yesterday Heart transplant re- search Is In an advanced sta«e in Prance and theAP - 85 words
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Advertisement671 1974-09-12 6 ?^-l JLJB w* /L^ wi W Ir ■M.^i^.^^ I M^La, v^^ i I ■lllli^a ai Sfcrfj^ Lwr* GEC airconditioning will keep your building "just right whether it's a cold, wet day or a hot. sunny one K]>p»w^^ You II never say. Its freezing!" with GEC airconditioning. When you walk into671 words
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Article, Illustration138 1974-09-12 7 OCHOOLS which are unable to obtain enough Income from advertisements to cover the printing costs of their magazines may use their funds to cover any deficit. But the amount taken from the school fund should not exceed $3,000 for each publication. The Education138 words
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Article54 1974-09-12 7 THE Old Rafflesians' Association will hold Its annual dinner and dance at Hotel Royal Ramsdii on Nov. 2 at 7 30 pm Tickets are at lIS per head Those interested can contact the following for tlcktts: Dr. Chin Heng Pook (*****1) Mr. Mok Peng Pun (*****0) and54 words
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Article49 1974-09-12 7 TAN Hlan Thorn. 23. yesterday denied In a magistrate's court a charge of having caused the death of Choo Lye Hock. 47. by driving In a dangerous manner while overtaking a lorry In Ayer Rajah Road on July 17. Bail of $2,000 was allowed pending trial.49 words
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300 1974-09-12 7 Capitation fee or cheaper books schools must choose SCHOOLS should choose between cheaper books for students or a continuation of the capitation fee to subsidise school projects. The Singapore Book Publishers Association said In a statement yesterday: "A decision will have to be made now and a plan worked out300 words
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Article89 1974-09-12 7 THE Bangladesh Trade Commissioner, Mr. A.M. Shanuuuaraan, yesterday received ISOO and five lorry loads of clothing, food and medicine from the Muslim Missionary Society of Singapore for his country's flood victims. xne presentation was made by the first vice-president of the society which collected the money89 words
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Article109 1974-09-12 7 A SHOPKEEPER yesterday offered a 92M reward for information on the whereabouts of bis 15-year-old daughter who has disappeared from home for the fifth time. Mr. Chew Choon Ben*. 44, said that he last saw hi* daughter Tuan Hong, (above) when she left their family provl109 words
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231 1974-09-12 7 PRESIDENT Sheares will five a State banquet in honour of the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Resa Pahlavi, and Queen Farah Diba, at the Istana on Sept. 19 during their visit to Singapore from Sept. 18-20. Earlier in the day, their only full day231 words
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193 1974-09-12 7 Arab ban on goods exported by Spore company rpHE Arab Boycott of Israel Office in Amman has issued a communique banning the Import of certain articles exported by Lehmann Kan (Pte) Ltd. of Singapore for violating boycott regulations, according to a Reuters report from Amman. The report from Amman said193 words
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Article38 1974-09-12 7 A lorry driver tv fined 1200 by a magistrate's court yesterday after he admitted driving at between 75 and So km per hour within a 35 km/haone alone Lomle Road on July Jo at 7.40 ajn.38 words
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Article32 1974-09-12 7 The Central Adult and the Young People* Services of the National Library will organise a talk on the Prevention of Drug Addiction in Malay on Sept. 14 at 3 pja.32 words
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Article20 1974-09-12 7 The APIA Pacific Basin Management Conference will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel from Sept. 16 to IS.20 words
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Article, Illustration603 1974-09-12 7 WELFARE work•ers yesterday endorsed a recommendation by the Commjttee on Crime and Delinquency for greater application of existing legislation punishing irresponsible parents who contribute to juvenile delinquency. But several parents interviewed by the Straits Times felt it was unfair that they should603 words
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Advertisement317 1974-09-12 7 From dawn to dawn, the pleasures flow, the gaieties never end. BELVEDERE MANDARIN COURT Treat yourself to our French Enjoy exquisite Chinese cuisine specialities a sumptious lunch- served in a manner reminiscent of time buffet spread for $1 1 .50*, and ancient times. Listen to Taiwanese for dinner, set French317 words
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179 1974-09-12 8 Several Govt depts to pay bonus at month's end KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. CEVERAL Government departments have made or are making arrangements to pay staff their bonus at the end of this month. The bonus of a month's salary was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn. on National Day.179 words
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84 1974-09-12 8 Parang man slashes housewife to death BAOAN SERAI, Wed— A housewife died from a deep neck wound when she was slashed with a parang at Kelumpang rubber estate, near here, on her first wedding anniversary yesterday. K Kalyani. 19. was at her home at 3.44 p m whan she waa84 words
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Article30 1974-09-12 8 IPOH. Wed— The population of cattle and goats In the state has dropped considerably since IM2. the Perak Cattle Farmers' Association waa told at Its Inaugural meeting today.30 words
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182 1974-09-12 8 -Chinese medical team to visit Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. China has accepted a Malaysian invitation to send a medical team to visit the country. The Invitation was extended by Health Minister Tan Sri Lee Siok Yew to a three-man Chinese delegation who called on him today. "They will let us182 words
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Article62 1974-09-12 8 Mufti's warning m KUALA LUMPUH, Wed— The Mufti of Kuala Lumpur, Sheikh Mohseln Salleh, has reminded Muslims in Malaysia to observe the fast daring the month of Ramadan beginning on Sept. 15. He aaid the police will arrest any Muslim found eating between sunrise and sunset. Those arrested can be62 words
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160 1974-09-12 8 'Bad girl' of films frowns on nude scenes... KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. For a girl who has made her name as one of Hongkong's sex symbols, actress Betty Pel Tl still turns cold at the idea of scenes In the raw. "I have never appeared in the nude," she said today.160 words
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Article319 1974-09-12 8 JAKARTA. Wed— Three British 'warships HMB Leopurd. HMB Beachampton and HMS Yamton are due to arrive at Surabaya tomorrow for a- four-day goodwill visit, a naval spokai. man amid today. MPs in the state will also have the right of representation on such committees so that they will319 words
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60 1974-09-12 8 NF state leaders' new role in S'gor RATIONAL Front state assemblymen in Selangor will sit on the district action committees as part of a move to strengthen the state administration. Mentri Besar Datuk Harun Idrls, who announced this after presiding over the first new Selangor state executive council meetIng here60 words
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269 1974-09-12 8 Riddle of the man who won 5400,000 —prize JOHORE BABU, Wed. The reported loss of the Social Welfare Lottery ticket which won the first prise of $400,000 in the August draw has come W a surprise to residents in Pontian. 45 miles from here. According to them, the ticket was269 words
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Article48 1974-09-12 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.--Malayslan workers will soon have their own solidarity song It wUI be in the National Language. A competition la being organised by the MTUC for the best tun* and lyric. Prise* of $500 each will be awarded to best tune and *>ng48 words
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189 1974-09-12 8 Hussein: 30 pc a 'must' for Malays JOHORE BARU, Wed Factories com up at Pasir Guda t> joture s newest Indus trial estate, must have at least 30 per cent bumlputra participation Deputy Prime Minuter Datuk Hussein oS said. At least 10 per cent must be reserved ror loca' bumlputras,189 words
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Article81 1974-09-12 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A man who plckpockeu^i i policeman in plain clot/its was caught and arrested by a fellow policeman who saw the theft, the magistrate's court was told yesterday Mohamad bin Daud. 24 of Jalan Loke Sew. pleaa-u guilty to stealing the waKet contalntlng81 words
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Article69 1974-09-12 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The RMAF Is acquiring new sophisticated jet fighters and transport aircraft to lmpr- IB squadron capabilities. t.\the Air chief of Staff. Air Vice Marshall Datuk BuUiman Sujak. said today. Be said 67 pltoU and technicians were undent training In the United Stutn and wereReuter - 69 words
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Article, Illustration280 1974-09-12 8 rPHE Federal Land De--1 velopment Authority's planted acreage Is expected to expand at the rate of 100.000 acres a year into the Third Malaysia Plan. Tunku Mansur Yacoob, Director of Fleming Advisory Services, said this today In a paper on "Land development and settlement,280 words
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Miscellaneous243 1974-09-12 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS orders for flowers (g> 1 Wanders al large In the 7 bira one assumes to oe a Wlta. l«). gigantic creature (6) t Tune to sink boats by t rrom which may be made wiuul oeatrucuon wine to pierce a lug' More sincere auditor holds 6t243 words
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66 1974-09-12 9 \X INDONESIAN naval flotilla with sonic 700 men on board sailed into [he Singapore Maritime Command base in Woontanda yesterday to open new chapter in the growing relationship between the two countries. This is the first official goodwill visit of Indonesian warships to Singapore66 words
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206 1974-09-12 9 A 21 -YEAR -OLD dri- ver of a pick-up van was yesterday Jailed for a year and banned from driving for five years by a district court for causing the death of a schoolirl Aw Lam. pleaded guilty to causing the death of206 words
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Article97 1974-09-12 9 MORE than 200 people from various youth organisations In Singapore are expected to take part in the Youth In Perspective forum which will be opened by the MP for Kirn Seng. Dr. Ong Leong Boon, at the Regional English Language Centre In Orange Orove Road, on Saturday.97 words
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Article380 1974-09-12 9 THE first Singapore Marine Exposition. Marine Expo 74 will be held »t the Singapore Conference Hall complex from Dec. 4 to 15. The Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore, Mr Rukmito Hendraningrat. who will join the fleet while at exercise, said: "The naval visit, coming closely on President Suharto's first380 words
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129 1974-09-12 9 12 Asian countries to take part in textile talks ABOUT 60 delegates from 12 Asian countries will take part in the sth Textile Workers' Asian Regional Organisation (TWARO) conference on Wednesday. The conference, which will start at 9.30 a.m. at the Regional English Language Centre, will be hosted by the129 words
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Article83 1974-09-12 9 A MAN riding a scooter without insurance coverage along Guillemard Road on April 7 was fined $12* b* the Tenth Magistrate's Court yesterday Ibrahim bin Wahid, 24, pleaded guilty. MR. Lowell 8. Dillingham, chairman and chief executive officer of the Dillingham Corporation of Hawaii, will visit Singapore83 words
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Article, Illustration54 1974-09-12 9 POUCI are Investigating the death of Lee Leone Kong. M. whoee body was found In Duchet* Road, off Buklt Tlmah. late lait night MR. Rukmito greeting Col. SaJu, who was accompanied by commanders of the other ships. Two of the visiting Indonesian warships, Krl Multatuli and Kri54 words
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286 1974-09-12 9 Mission: Spore ideal base for engineer —trade BRITISH engineering industries have "great Interest" in Singapore as a dlst rlbution centre for their products, according to an engineering trade mission from Britain after a three-day visit here. The delegation's leader, Col. RE Scott, said that details of direct orders from Singapore286 words
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178 1974-09-12 9 Toddler chokes to death eating peanuts A HOUSEWIFE yesterday told a coroner bow her attempt to make her two-year-old ■on happy with his I v«o v r I t r titbit, groundnuts, ended in his death. Madam Tan Kwee Wan. 34, who was testifying at an inquiry Into the death178 words
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319 1974-09-12 9 SPECTATORS at a special 15-minute preview at Golden Theatre on Saturday may feel themselves trembling in their seats but not because the film is particularly scary. In fact, the shudder will be more illusory than real for. according to319 words
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Advertisement112 1974-09-12 9 B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^bVQw^ b^b^LW B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^slK&^ B^L^bV L^L^L^b^L^L^L^L^b^L^L^L^blbl *c a^L^^^fl wr Lh jb ■^t^«M*ajMw |fva^ iSL^L^L^L^LM i* t Lm Hk^>. a^^^jpwppy «F v Ibbm b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^L^bßl t^V hV^ B^B^B^B^B^B^B^ Ntti! lX W '^B B^B^T IBK a^R B^r Bk 1 f "MABUHAY!" From 1 October, SIA offers four morning flights a week to Manila. Any112 words
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Advertisement283 1974-09-12 10 Farewell to Mr. Rust! r- _gt[ v&i ESLON F-PANEL TANK Pressed fibreglass and pack-seal system panel water tank mr^^^ SiL— •^^P' I is your assurance of clean drinking water. p A HH^*^^ j| Contact us and be convinced on this new feature of water storage. V Eslon F-panel Tank provides283 words
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221 1974-09-12 11 Massive flood fears 'not justified' MASSIVE floods are unlikely to swamp Singapore on Sept. 16, 177 18 and 19, according to the Meteorological Department. F A department spokesman yesterday deDuniced rumours that freak floods would hit Singapore, particularly on Sept 16 and 17 tne two days when peak tides will221 words
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71 1974-09-12 11 Fatal fall from ladder Plea by police POLICE yesterday appealed for eye-witnesses to a labourer's fatal fall after a car knocked down the ladder on which he was working at a shopping centre along Upper Cross Street on Sept. 5. The victim, Seem Fal Sen. 33. died at Outram Hospital71 words
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Article40 1974-09-12 11 THE Singapore Leprosy Relief Association will hold Its annual flag day on Saturday to raise funds to run the Trafalgar Home In Jalan Woodbrldge lor 430 lnpattents and the SILRA Home fcr the elderly and homeless ex-leprosy patlenu40 words
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Article, Illustration248 1974-09-12 11 Oil rig blast: Second man dies after 3 days rE fire and the explosion on the oil rig, Penrod 74 off Tuas, Jurong three days ago claimed us second life on Tuesday night. The victim. Encik Busenah bin Bachok. 38, a painter of Block 87, Redhlll Close, died at 5.30248 words
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Article55 1974-09-12 11 A FORMER hotel locksmith who became "depressed" after be was sacked last October, banged himself a fortnight ago, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Goh Ah Hock, 45, who had worked at Mandarin Hotel for about two years, was found banged in his Toa Payoh North home55 words
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73 1974-09-12 11 Association shelves trip to China THE Chinese Women's Association has shelved indefinitely Its proposed trip to China this month, the association's president. Mrs. SK Wong, disclosed on Monday. Mrs. Wong. aa;a that the association could not make the trip because the quota of groups for China this year had already73 words
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Article27 1974-09-12 11 THE Lions Clubs of Singapore Central and West will hold a Joint dinner at Hotel Summit tonight at 8 pm. to raise funds for charity.27 words
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177 1974-09-12 11 Seaman husband left her high and dry A SINGAPORE woman, married to a Norwegian seaman at the Registry here in June 1968. told the High Court yesterday that her marriage lasted Just a year. Mrs. Ternsten Arne (nee Chan Ec Lan) said when her husband took to sea again in177 words
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273 1974-09-12 11 rE 51 crew members of the arrested tanker. Halcyon Isle, will have their last breakfast on board the vessel this morning as their scanty food supply runs out again. And if fresh provisions do not reach them today, they will seek food273 words
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Article38 1974-09-12 11 THE Minister of State (Health). Dr Ang Kok Pens will open an Infant and child care exhibition at the victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 2 p.m. The five-day exhibition is organised by the Slngapo* Jaycees.38 words
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Article32 1974-09-12 11 THE Communications Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin will attend a dinner hoated by the Singapore School Bus Owners Astoria Uon at Lorong 23, Oeylang. on Sept. 38 at 7 pm32 words
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138 1974-09-12 11 A NATIONAL serviceman helped police to arrcat on* of the two men who had robbed him, a district court heard yesterday. In the dock was Son Choon Hock who pleaded guilty to robbing Quek Lai Choon of $4, a $113 watch and his SAF138 words
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Article, Illustration333 1974-09-12 11 Prices of most essential goods stable— PRICES of most essenI tlal commodities remalnre stable yesterday, the Trade Department reported. Fallowing are the recommended prices BUec: American 1$ per cent. M cent* a katl or 606 g. China lo per cent Ylm Cheok. $1: Thai 10 per cent, 90 ttnti; American333 words
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Advertisement427 1974-09-12 11 This could be your lucky day! Just say why you like Courvoisicr. (Koo-vwa-zee-ay) E^ Buy a bottle ot Courvoisier V.S.O.P. Rules V today and look at all the good things that K sssk could happen to you ou ma in M any entri "I™ wls > v 1 1 r427 words
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Miscellaneous270 1974-09-12 11 Bringing Up F*thor By BUI Kavanagh tic Hal Camp 1 BOARD OF "k WWV 0O OUT N THI KAIN fI I JIO6S INV'TEP USTO O*T* g rtoairt tn rih\ MBETINS* 1 MXJ'RS TVIE CwAIUMAN- HIS HOUaW. OUEfIB MB J iJ/Jl TtuuL »?c Aitr ooxw x Alwocl L-«<2tol "t*- 1 TWBW270 words
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Article, Illustration426 1974-09-12 12 fHE mini is dead. Fashion's final verdict has been passed by top couturiers in Lurope bringing thighflashing days to a mid-calf end. Now the big question here is, how soon will our girls follow suit, or will they ever let their426 words
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221 1974-09-12 12 MAUREEN CHUA; I - Sylvia makes a fortune from good food MAUREEN CHUA By POURTEEN years ago, Sylvia Wu started a r restaurant In an empty storeroom along Wllshlre Boulevard In Southern California Above: The miniskirt and the kind of lejlure our guys will be missing should oar girls adopt the new length iklrto.221 words
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Advertisement218 1974-09-12 12 late wakeupW your skin k jjl Before you We get so used it's there. Then when i£^|msJp wear out, we wonder why. yrxy^ewi was made to last a long tlme/mit it does need the help of Knmt Vrcsteaf CtessMtoc MB*. Anne Fl deep cleansino milk searches out make-» and everyday218 words
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Advertisement91 1974-09-12 12 B^B^B^Btt^^^al ■B fB jm Advert Mm*nt Beauty in the twenties In the early twenties the complexion Is at Its loveliest and you should take care to treat It wisely and well by smoothing a film of OH of Ulan over the face and neck every day, so that your skin,91 words
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Advertisement176 1974-09-12 12 b^bV I W I J bW H THE EQUATONE SKIN-BALANCING PROGRAM TO GIVE YOU (PERSONALLY) THE INDIVIDUAL FORMULATIONS YOU NEED FOR BEAUTIFUL SKIN MOISTURE EQUALIZER 1| 7j A beautifully light lines. Flakiness. And the 9 lJ»v^ preparation created pallid, tired look that bbbb^ especially to help retain comes from thirsting176 words
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322 1974-09-12 13 Why young bargirls are such a big hit IJN DE RAGED girls are employed as waitresses In bars probably because their fresh and youthful looks appealed to customers, Mr. Llm Jew Kan, chairman of the Public Houses Owners Association, said yesterday. Speaking from experience as a bar owner. Mr. Llm322 words
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Article27 1974-09-12 13 THE prize-giving ceremony of the Development Bank of j Singapore children's art competition will te held at the DBS auditorium on Saturday 1 at 4 p.m.27 words
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Article163 1974-09-12 13 Police probe fatal fall at —CIO- r>OLICE are lnvestlgatI ing the case of a secret society suspect who fell to his death from the second floor of the CID headquarters in Robinson Road on Sept. 3. A police spokesman said yesterday "Central police division is now carrying out investigations on163 words
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Article43 1974-09-12 13 ENCIK Anf bin Haji Obman 69. died on the way to Alexandra Hospital after a road mishap on Monday In which his car skidded. It rammed Into a tree and ended up in a monsoon drain along Queen&way43 words
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Article24 1974-09-12 13 THE Metropolitan YMCA (Tanslin centre) will organise a flower arrannemenU course from Sept 19 every Thursday between 7 p.m. and 8 pm.24 words
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Article157 1974-09-12 13 ROBBERS struck twice on Tuesday and got away with $3,502 In cash and Jewellery from a housewife. Another sum was stolen from a Woodlelgh Park home. At about 2.30 p.m. three men, two armed with pistols, another a knife, surprised Madam Ho Lye Tye. 53. at157 words
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Article96 1974-09-12 13 MRS JEK TO CROWN QUEEN MRS. Jek Venn Thong, wife of the Culture Minister, will crown Miss Charity Queen 1974 at a gala ball for finalists at the Shangri-La hotel on Saturday. Mr. Jek, patron for the Charity Queen quest, will also be present. A spokesman for the Spastic Children'i96 words
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Article361 1974-09-12 13 POLICE are seeking the relatives or friends of Low Sin. 63. who died at Thomson Hospital on Sunday Those who know Low of t] mile Ponggol Road are asked to contact Insp Ho Koon Sow. of Pay a Lebar police station. diseases. This Is disclosed by the361 words
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64 1974-09-12 13 The high injury rate in wood factories SINGAPORE'S woodworking industry, which provides employment for 10,000 men and women, is taking a heavy toll of its workers, with accidents requiring amputation of limb or finger occurring at the average rate of over two a month in the last two years. The64 words
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103 1974-09-12 13 NTT open air concerts from Sunday rE National Theatre Trust will present a series of open air con* certs at Its grounds in C 1 em c nceau Avenue from Sunday. The Police Band will be Invited to perform at the Inaugural ceremony in front of the theatre at 5103 words
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Article75 1974-09-12 13 THE Australian High commlMtoMr here Mr. R- N Birch will gl»e Ulk oo "The rot* of a dtpK* l l in world understanding" at the Rotary Club of Singapore Ea«f« lunch meeting at the Singapore Hilton tomorrow at 1 p.m. Mr Birch will also preaent75 words
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Article27 1974-09-12 13 THE Singapore Art and CrafU Education Society will hold 1U aUth on-the-apot painting craft* competition at the Baharuddjn Vocational Institute on Saturday at 1 pjn.27 words
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Article22 1974-09-12 13 THE Wnimpnrt Attmr-Oum Aiaociatlon will hold a FUf Day" on Sept Si to mat fund, for the rehabilitation of discharged priaon«n.22 words
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Advertisement147 1974-09-12 13 baby's first solid f00d... your child's good start v a# fl Iflß v^ *\l* I P^^^ W^a^Bl V^^aW S^ I WJV gSSßW^^^^^ ,r^^ J wBI I milupfl PjK I M hM 0 A B HMbHbMMbH^HBHbHMsv H I Mi Instant MILUPA a fit illi pa mifupo giV mttupa super nutritional supplementary147 words
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Advertisement144 1974-09-12 13 W A/J V 4lc flu 7*w Ml w Ws v(|/ flf ■V' SJI P^ JL ~y\ fir A Tumri n l? fl wmtsmmJk ill Jt Hr E^^^Wmm k Hk L\ T ,Jtk A .^^l IV ill J^ V; /*^J ~^^^*< M^m fl^^^^x /~*^~L. gauaV ■bV^bWb^bw 1 .^BUbI ■■k^gH aV^kv f^ljfl144 words
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504 1974-09-12 14 TheStraitsTJmes THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1974 FORD'S GAMBLE THE Watergate scandal lingers like a bad smell. Far from 'closing the book" on a horrendous phase of recent American history, the unconditional pardon President Ford bestowed on Richard Nixon last Sunday only opened a new and ugly chapter of secrecy, subversion of504 words
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Article86 1974-09-12 14 T»HE South Koreans who cut off a finger each in Seoul's anti-Japanese demonstrations this week emphasised national displeasure at Japan's response to the assassination of Mrs Park Chung-hee and established the wasteful futility of such gestures. Blood-protests are said to be customary in Korea. But protests have the86 words
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622 1974-09-12 14 lAR STEWART - Fight inflation by thinking of L others^ By lAR STEWART: SydMy rthe small town of Bateman's Bay, about 240 kilometres (ISO miles) down the southern coastline from Sydney, a group of businessmen recently pooled their resources to Insert an advertisement In a Sydney newspaper starting a campaign called T. 0.0.622 words
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354 1974-09-12 14 I REFER to the letter by "Doctor At PUy" Sept. 7). If he has played any games he would know that good discipline Is an absolutely essential Ingredient In all games particularly team sports. The player whose enthusiasm Is so small, or who has354 words
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Article154 1974-09-12 14 rls encouraging to note that the Ministry of the Environment are taking stringent steps to make Singapore malaria-free. The Ministry concerned certainly deserves applause for sending "mosiulto- detectives" on house-to-house search for larvae and pupae. We cannot deny that It U our responsibility to keep our154 words
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770 1974-09-12 14 hard at work and last month banned that Inflammatory Incitement to revolutionary violence Fiddler on the Roof much In the same way as last year marauding soldiers banned books about Cubism less Castro's Ideas took any firmer hold In the country. Closure770 words
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Article, Illustration699 1974-09-12 14 H. O' SHANGHNESSY - Celebrating Emost iteous nniversary H. O'SHANGHNESSY London By vive the nagging spirits of private enterprise, Oen. Pinochet's successive economic advisers. Mr. Fernando Lenlz and Mr. Raul Saez. have let prices roar upwards while fiercely controlling wages. Prices The scheme has not only brought tens of thousands of poorer people toOFNS - 699 words
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Article139 1974-09-12 14 ■^"^^^^^HTPz?^^^s I REFER to the letter by L.BJP. (ST. Sept. 7). who being a dvUmlnded dtiien observes that "the burning of Incense paper causes air pollution and fire hala r d s throughout Singapore." He asks "Should It not be banned or at least strictly controlled?" This Is my answer.139 words
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Advertisement50 1974-09-12 14 men since 1934. Suits completely hand tailored A stltch.d alto Importer, a .xport.r. of fln..t G.nt. t.ntll.t thereby we haws the late.t a widett range o' material* tor .election. And for our cu.tomer. In a hurry, there', our npitii service. 21. Chulla St.. Singapor.. 1. Tel: ***** Hong Kong (Branch)50 words
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Advertisement792 1974-09-12 14 I $1,600 PRIZE ■SHORT STORY I I A Stsrliag Siim platter wort* SI ,600. That is I I wfctt till wiMMT tf Htm NatiMt StCMd Aaiu.i I Sfetrt Sttry C«MttitiM (mm tectiaa) will gat-atfJ far kmm. Tbt cNsMtitiM it ia two MCtitM mm aid far tecaidary school I stiidaats. NaafoMM792 words
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955 1974-09-12 15 Banks clamp down on forex 'gambling' (\\N Hersh.tr :i ff;i i i or a Lloyds Bank "Lugano" sc;in(l ;i I strike Singa|>ore*s foreign exchange market? The quick answer is: Yes, it can happen in Singapore— or in any other financial centre for that matter. But should it occur in Singapore,955 words
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Article, Illustration1038 1974-09-12 15 CLYDE FARNSWORTH - DARIS: It used to be said that when the United States sneezes the rest of the world catches cold. While this still applies today, the reverse holds true as well. Economic Interdependence, as distant and academic as the phrase may sound, has come toCHEW BOON CHIN - 1,038 words
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Article126 1974-09-12 15 Another merchant bank opens FRST National Bank of Chicago has announced the start of operations of its Joint venture merchant bank with Ong (stock it sharebrokers) called First Chicago (Singapore) Merchant Bank. First Chicago (Singapore) Merchant Bank was Incorporated on March 25. 1974 with a paid-up capital of $3 million.126 words
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Article278 1974-09-12 15 Big profits jump at Rothmans A 65.3 per cent Jump In consolidated pre-tax profits to $13.7 million for the year ended June 1974 has been reported by Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaysia). The profits growth came on the back of a 283 per cent increase in turnover to $168 9278 words
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Advertisement119 1974-09-12 15 ArAODULEX THE MOST VERSATILE FLEXIBLE CHARTING SYSTEM AVAILABLE TODAY I I tfl a^ aCLiataVaVl gaw^^^ «^^awawT*'-»~ r "l |sH K| 3T 9 V^K K-^af L-^ V I 3^^T^'-^«|?^^ j *B^ a-al I^^ 4 I fILV 1 awawam 1 m Planning today is an essential way of keeping coats down and119 words
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Advertisement290 1974-09-12 15 LV JkJC XtPfcA I y^ggD gwlwa«T^^^^^^Vi^*^^^^^^^gawawJ WHOL #>^^ alalalalalalalalalß _^^.^gai^a-a-a-a-a-l gw!~~~~lZl^.waa^lwaw&wlwlwawawa^gwawawl I Your next step a should Jfa be Sanwa. A^*+™JQ Finding the answers to your quesX^^ tions on international business and mhjmjL —^Pa* banking is one of our main functions. So naturally, we have an experienced !Wuj; >—*^ staff290 words
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Article, Illustration303 1974-09-12 16 MARTIN LIM - INABILITY to recover fully higher crude oil prices continues to act as a depressant on the profitability of Esso Malaysia (formerly Esso Standard Malaya). Net profits tumbled 44.3 per cent to $3.4 million for the first six months ended June 1074. However, this large drop303 words
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213 1974-09-12 16 mHE Royal Brunei Malay X Regiment has taken delivery of Its newest vessel the 71-foot fast patrol boat KDB Perwlra (above), built In Singapore by Vosper Thornycroft at its Kallang Basin shipyard. The 34-knot Perwlra, launched in May, completed final trials at the weekend and was213 words
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Article120 1974-09-12 16 INCREASED fuel costs will not deter shipping lines from further containerising their fleet. according tr. a visiting Amencan shipping executive. At least for the Southeast Asia to United States trade run. the Increasing amount of manufactured goods being traded will continue to make demands for more120 words
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Article448 1974-09-12 16 Mr. Goh Fob Hin has been appointed general manager of Amcol Electrical Industries with effect from Sept. 1. according to an announcement by the chairman and managing director Mr. E.J. Tan. Copper Industries has announced the resignation of Mr. Goh TJori Kok from Its board with effect from Sept. 1.448 words
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Advertisement635 1974-09-12 16 Whenyouffy TWA to America or Europe, well save you money on places to stay And places to ga t __H^BBEtr v ■'•fJ*F j WP/M bF TWA's done a lot to make traveling lessexpensive. your ticket or boarding pass at the TWA Ticket That goes for hotels, restaurants, theaters, and so635 words
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Advertisement86 1974-09-12 16 bbbHb&V^llb^bH b^^bbH bbbbWX 1 HS&bbbbS bbbWX.^B BHbbbl bbbW m Tfi bW^bW^bS THE LATEST S.T. DUPONT IS NOT A LIGHTER ORFfcV RKS A PARIS Sole Agents CASEY ENTERPRISES PTE L TD. Rooms 230/231. Stamford House. 39. Stamford Road, Singapore 6. B^Bk^Bvßr W B^ft vm —^^^bb^bl M 639-437 RENT A <&38> m86 words
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Article540 1974-09-12 17 108 094 M. Til* 104 map 0 0.90 MW W O.fO 260 218 M.ln 2 W 700 SUS Matau S.OB 132 074 Mtfa 074 280 2 10 at Bra 110 1.88 0.90 Metro 1.01 .01 147 O.M N. Ind. IN .01 800* 2 •>« N. 'Ron 2.86 M 103 068540 words
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Article1400 1974-09-12 17 n ID and offer prices of liclally listed and business in and reponea to tne Stock Lxchanee of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded thown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units i unless otherw lse specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma ***** 1.528) (1) 1.55, ili 150.1,400 words
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Article, Illustration853 1974-09-12 17 DULL conditions continued to prevail at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday as buyers held off generally. The general trend was easier and it was very much a buyers' market even though trading volume was smaller than usual. There were at least 3t shares selling from one to 61 cents853 words
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Article465 1974-09-12 17 —Shares turn weaker again in XL SHARK prices turned weaker and trading concltlons remained very quiet on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. The New B.T. Industrial Index declined a further 2.18 points to 190 90. The falls, mostly In the region of several cents, were due largely to a465 words
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Article1130 1974-09-12 17 DID snd otter prices ottl- clalljr listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INOUITMIALS Ajinemete i 2 2082 3OB) It) 2 23. ■5. 220 A.1,130 words
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Article965 1974-09-12 17 BRITISH Petroleum of the UK announces group net Income for the second 1974 quarter of £981.1 million ((£57.4 million), making a first half total of £393 6 million (£104.5 million). Second quarter net sale* proceeds were i. 2.095 8 million (£OB6 1 million), making a first half965 words
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Article217 1974-09-12 17 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates' as at close on Wednesday. Sept. 11 vn doluum Offer BM 7 days 11 1/3 11 1/4 1 mth 11 1/10 11 1/10 2 mths 13 l 16 li 16 16 3 mths 13 3/4 13 5/8 6 mths 13 3 16217 words
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Article470 1974-09-12 17 mHE us. dollar yesterday X opened In the Singapore forex market at 82.4750/ 70. some 30 points lower than Tuesday's closing, and showed a weaker trend in very quiet trading. In the early session the dollar was mainly traded at >2 4756/70 and later eased to 83.4745/55 by470 words
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Article29 1974-09-12 17 Rubber: Sept 11. Singapore: 144 00 eta. (down 2.50 cts.) Malaysia 136.50 cts. (down 3.00 cts.) Tin: $1,170 (down $50). Official offering 301 tons (up 89 tons).29 words
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Article65 1974-09-12 17 rE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed I these rates for calculating Custom* duties from Sept. 12 until further notice: Rubber 7*l cts a lb Copra $1,306 a ton P. Kernel $235 25 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber 4| cts a lb (Total 9165 words
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Article112 1974-09-12 17 C MINIS! PIOOUCI IX CMAMGI. SINCAPOM NOOM closing micis pi*, picul VftTfSjOAV. feeenut 0)1: bulk $140 N aellan. drum »145N sellers. Ceara: Mixed (tooae) UK, Coat $SSN B. Pi— ir: Hum ok AST A white f.o b. loot NLW f2>H> aellera. Sarawak wblta fob NL.W $2S7>, aellara, Sarawak special112 words
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Article461 1974-09-12 17 Straits I tin THE Straits tin price plunged $50 to ti.no per plcul In Penang yesterday on an official offering up 89 tons to 301 tons. The overnight Lcndcn market was steady with forward buyers gaining £25 to £3,520 per metric ton. LONDON: Tuesday's standard tin traded initially for Three461 words
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Article628 1974-09-12 17 APTER an unchanged opening, the Singapore ruober market yesterday turned softer as London advices were not up to expectations, and later eased further on hedge selling In anticipation of godown consignment closures later this week. Some small clearing operations in September took place, leaving the position virtually cleax.628 words
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Article104 1974-09-12 17 fJONOKONO. Wed —Share prices changed little today In light trading. The Hang Seng index closed 189 points lower to 234 31. Losers Included China Light at HKfIOM. Hong Kong Telephone til 40 Honskonf Bank ***** and Hutchlaon 53.75 Oainers Included Jardlne at 116.00. Paul Y. < onatrurUoti 11.15. and104 words
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Article105 1974-09-12 17 rrOKYO, Wed Though trading was slow, share prices on the Tokyo stock market turned higher In general. In the morning session. some speculative Issues gained ground. Besides, all large capital Issues such as Nippon Steel, and Hitachi, and electric power Issues firmed In the afternoon session, large capital Issues,105 words
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Article69 1974-09-12 17 A MS7ERDAM. Tues— The market closed weak in very quiet trading. Influenced by the downtrend in Wail Street. Hoogovena' downtrend had a negative Influence, dealers Mid. I'nUever was a loser in Dutch International*. dropping 230 guilders to 79 70. Losses in Dutch locals were led by Amsterdam Rubber. KNSM69 words
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Article461 1974-09-12 17 yURICH. Tues.— Todays stock and bond market came under the pressure of the stronger credit restrtcUor.* by the Swiss national bank on one hand and under the heavy losses at WaU Btreet on the other. In particular chemicals clo&ed on a much lower level The Credit Sulase Index dropped461 words
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Article311 1974-09-12 17 WIW YORK. Tues.— An absence of favourable I economic news ccnUnued to i depress Mock price* today for the second consecutive session although the trading pace Increased slightly Declines on the New York Stock Exchange outacored 1 advances by more than 2-to-l as 969 issues fell and 3M311 words
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Article403 1974-09-12 17 Tun Sir Menday USI UM Itlbourm il) lOt M 101 64 ondon 153 758 154 50 8 154 T59 155 508 unit ISS SO 1H 75 lajagwaen 15* 50 158 SO uncn 153 MB 155 MB 154 5(18 IM9M 157. 5J 159 M 'pert (2) 151 MB t'nn403 words
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Article96 1974-09-12 17 TINS Tuesday 73 7« Monday 78 33 Week «go 7S.M RIMERS Tuesday 336 34 Monday 336 J4 Week ago ***** OILS Tueaday 161.31 Monday 180 Week a«o 151.51 fXDI'STBIALS Tuesday 310 6 Monday ail S Week ago 31S 2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tueaday 6*117 Monday 663.M Week at©96 words
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Advertisement683 1974-09-12 18 An international and rapidly expanding insurance broking group of companies offers a bright and challenging future to the right man who will assume the position of: COMPANY SECRETARY/ GROUP ACCOUNTANT RESPONSIBILITIES: Reporting directly to the Group Managing Director the successful candidate will be expected to take charge of the monthly683 words
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Advertisement633 1974-09-12 18 AVERY LAURENCE (SPORE) PTE. LTD. Applications are invited from persons with the required background for the following positions I. ASSISTANT TO COST ACCOUNTANT 1 Holders of Degree or Diploma in Accountancy. 2 Experience in cost accounting work in an engineer ing establishment Persons who are preparing for examination of Professional633 words
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Advertisement1992 1974-09-12 18 I INDUSTRIALISED BUILDING SYSTEM WM (^E) LTD [A9J (in Bedok New Town) VO/PER THORNYCROFT PRIVATE LTD. A leading Company In high technology r- shipbuilding and repairing invites application* for the A rwwly established manufacturing Company which involves in the setting up ol prefabneation (or ..7 minioiminl DOSillon» housing invitfs suitably1,992 words
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Article, Illustration214 1974-09-12 19 THE XTL'C has been urged to make representations to the Government to ensure that workers' welfare in Government owned corporations is not "prejudiced by the management's inability or reluctance to practise constructive Industrial relations." A resolution was passed by the Singapore Air214 words
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Article81 1974-09-12 19 Causeway work: No hitch WORK on the Singapore end of the Causeway is going according to plan, a spokesman of the Public Works Department said yesterday. Dredging had been completed and workers were now filling the seabed with rocks, he aaid. Six lanes The rock filling stage will continue until81 words
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Article69 1974-09-12 19 PIPELINE: SHIPS CAUTIONED rE Port Authority has warned mariners passing near Pulau Bukom Kechll to proceed slowly as operations to provide a backfill of a submarine pipeline are b?ing conducted In the area. Wort will be carried out 24 hours dally until Sept. 29. A crane barge, a sand/ rock69 words
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Article35 1974-09-12 19 LIM Chlaw Ch«y waa disqualified from driving for four years and fined $900 by the Tenth Magistrate for dangerous driving and speedIng along Jalan Boon Lay on Aug. 27 night. He pleaded guilty.35 words
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230 1974-09-12 19 Kimono dancers were all our own girls GAILY threshing away at their "harvest" of millet are this bevy of klmono-clad beauties at the National Theatre last night. The 12 girls were so adept at the art that It took their appreciative audience quite a while to realise that they were230 words
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Advertisement63 1974-09-12 19 M tm Your eyes are sensitive to glare and dust, strain, swimming and smoke. They need M' v I Optrex Eye Lotion to soothe away tiredness and irritation. Bathing your eyes regularly with Optrex Eye Lotion can protect them against infection. Keep BlW^m^ your eyes bright and healthy with £rf63 words
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Advertisement202 1974-09-12 19 am .^^f^f afl B your living room PPHHHH now with just P $325 in D-Line's I Group 230 I Lounge Suite Grab this chance to get unbeatable value for your money a threeseater settee, two armchairs, two side tables, and a coffee table. And all made in.the famous D-line tradition,202 words
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Miscellaneous277 1974-09-12 19 [*j m^K^^u^B v x^T* lu TV SINGAPORE (5) 2 fifi m Housewives' Matinee 7AA PM Man Builds. Man O.\J\J The Detective (Sr 4, /.UV Destroys The Keeping Part 1) 3.41 Time «of Two (Chinese th G M U (C oloi "L 1M B Malay 7.4S Mystery Movie: Tenafly -Repeat) 3.SS277 words
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Miscellaneous754 1974-09-12 19 TV MALAYSIA (3) 9 4C Summary 2.47 Toto f. *yj PN The Invaders: Quantity "J 3.17 Bijak Bistari 3.57 \J.£.I Unknown 7.17 Hera Kebun Kita 4.15 Empat Sekawan 4.41 Com c fh F ut re L U V n t m 7 micil felt J J' H J Lucy: Lucy754 words
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Miscellaneous21 1974-09-12 19 WATER consumption on Tuesday waa 123.1 million fkllona (560.000 cubic metrea), 6.1 milllion gallons (28.000 cubic metre*) more than oa Monday.21 words
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Advertisement406 1974-09-12 20 SINGAPORE GOES SUPERSIAR SUPERSTAR VALUE I In- Scnsjlional Pwomh No Cover Charge *J mrm the l.mn" Buy two drinks Shimtmu-' P h |"s?ni k al^ the ShOW .awllr enjoy free. -kB^CIA superstar stars LZli* sF *b*^» Some of the finest ij**-^ 4* li names in show business f brought in406 words
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Advertisement174 1974-09-12 20 j: OPENS TO DAY!^ at 7.00 9.30 p.m. I Idaiiuioa: Uilti S2.M.CtiUnt: SI .OO b^*- HE MARRIA6E m 4% > 'JIPM^ OtMCTIO Vf Lew M»ent jjt? W fS, Jiiiarf LbbV »«la^Bßß* CATHAY MIDNIGHT SATURDAY! I opens ORCHARD T tqdayi 1| 4 Snows At 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.15*.-.: DON'T MISS IT-174 words
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Advertisement689 1974-09-12 20 gs*^«K^*K^«^^ f Set ie BLACVBRUCE LEE Vacta m, I NOW AT THE CAPITOL Q fIAI/fKIM ij 1 lam 1.45. 4.00. 6.45 9.30— M0 FREE LIST J 3VVMET B From die Producer Director team I FILM FESTIVAL I that wtadeJtNTER THE DRAGON 1 1 sth- 14th September, 1974 Mm J J689 words
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Advertisement498 1974-09-12 20 UAiMniTT7" ■OW6AIIISATIOW I NOW SHOWING I 1 1 am. 144 400 645 9IS a| I BUSTING Lcxo. lUAI 1 ifiienritm. 11 NOW SHOWINO No Frae Uei I 1 1 am 1 46. 4 00. 6 48. 9X) ha y f. Clor.j Manrtry 1 BLACK BELT JONES in COLOR From Wamar498 words
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Advertisement178 1974-09-12 21 rf^»^lP'#B7*ea! aIBBSSS% I I te'ifiTniy? T^wpi m> 9• A c I 'Am BS* V 4\« I Ls^^^L? r^ j I ill 1 M l l «B^*^H K^ CHANCE ALLEY AERIAL PLAZA The first overhead shopping centre with revolving restaurant [Room 12A.CHANGE ALLEY AERIAL PLAZA, Collyer Quay. Singapore 1 Phone *****178 words
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Advertisement646 1974-09-12 21 fllcvino Uakaria? COUNTRY WOODS ESTATE WSTIM9UWHED HOMES A TOWN HOUSES Country Woods Estate is a completely serf-contained /**nerican designed subdivision with 118 norree, 32 town houses, supermarket and shop* on a beoutiful 50 acre tie Country Woods hot Hi own Independent electrical power and pure water supply systems Recreation facilities646 words
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Advertisement273 1974-09-12 21 Some straiaht talk about Banking. And you. A lot of young people WJ^ fjp at UNITED Banks we have find going to the bank pretty Vjl -4r^a^ t^wHWav wa y s helping you acquire uncomfortable. There you '^üß^paVar^l^A more worldly goods or save are in this temple of high i^^l273 words
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Advertisement588 1974-09-12 22 j AWATAN-J AW AT AN KOSONG Permohonan-permohonjn adalah dipeUw* danpjda Warganegara Malaysia ootuk mengisi jawataniav jran berikut: (A) PICAWAI PIRPUSTAKAAN Permohonan- permohonan miitilah memiliki liazah Kepuiian daripada Umversifi Malaya atau lam-lam Universiti yang dnktiraf serta Diploma dalam Ilmu Perpustakaan atau mempunyai taraf 'Associate or Library Association' yang dnktiraf oleh Keraiaan.588 words
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Advertisement1098 1974-09-12 22 Established Company in Ampang urgently requires PERSONAL SECRETARY with good command of English and knowledge of Bahasa Malaysia. The successful candidates must be proficient in shorthand and typing and must be able to work with initiative and handle correspondence independently. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Application in1,098 words
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Advertisement764 1974-09-12 22 SELANCOR OREDCINC BERHAD. NOTICE OF MEETINC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th* THIRTEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of SELANGOR DREDGING BERHAD will be held in the Registered Office of the Company. Bangkok Bank Building, (Ist Floor), No 105. Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur, on the 26th day of September. T974. at 10.00764 words
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Advertisement840 1974-09-12 22 UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA HUMS RANCANOAN PENCAJIAN LUAR HAStPUS SIDANG mtVW A Pennohonan-ptnnohonan adal»h dl P e aw V<'E 1 t pada calun-calun >ang berkelayakan untuk menglkut KuW 1,.»h SanarTa Mud. b^i Pengajlan Ilmu Kemaauaiaan. Ilmu Sains Kemasyax.T-atan. Sa ins Fill* Sains Kajlhay^. Sains Kimia atau SaLaa Matematlk dalam Rancangan Pengajian840 words
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Advertisement1317 1974-09-12 23 COPTAINERSmP SEWICE Tl aH/CMTHtfICT HAMIHIG EXPRESS V I M r H LiiltPOtl MT H Seat II Sept II M II Pet II Mt H Pet lIIINP MIPP II Seat II M MM It 1:1 II M gaista hi a Mpi IMt m m a m ii Mt ii m •gill1,317 words
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Advertisement1138 1974-09-12 23 PHOENIX CONIUNER LJNERS PCL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES TO US. A reaper Vnai »ot. S'aert Pneen.i Oacmer Ver Seattle I teecA ima ham a i m picific pmi nii a a act n mt ITIUNTI P II M ITIANIIC PMINII M 14 NOT 11 Mt TIMP I a M PACIFIC PPJMNII a1,138 words
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Advertisement1169 1974-09-12 23 mWm\7r7^^h^l^^mmmmmmmm\ IP lINMPt: Htart Onea rraai laaaate^ Meitft •natte Aataetp Ail U.K. U._L_.. r...... S'aeri P leiane Scan Arnica Nem DetL HiaMri txpreu „i^ M m i m i m LIYHPttI UY 8 Mpt M Mat IP Mt IP M IP M 11 Mt IITINt Mitt M Mpt IP Mt1,169 words
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Advertisement1092 1974-09-12 23 FULLY CONTAINEKIZED SEKVICE TO EUKOfE MaaiaiSpan PpjL UMICAU 71 )fTIJUIiu Wtaraata, or.ftpm, Aaratrf, lerlprre. nipuptp m/1 Mt ii Basia. HaaaWt aVprrfa, Brtaiertitirta, him?" Sot 1 AartNA, Cofentitgtn, GotiaMtari. MMmm. Mfiutri mm mot ii S|ockto)m q,^ miv «to. United Kingdom. CiaMR Ul a eaan fa M Man. FULLY CONTAINEKIZED SEKVICE FKOM1,092 words
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Advertisement886 1974-09-12 23 $i«ftaaea *****4; P. Kakitf 6341; X.L *****; FeaeM JSJOI THE BANK LINE LTD. IMB FM I I S m>U. WfTUNt [J. Afr.u) P KelMf $-per, |t II Sept MAPUtANt 'M..f.1.n. Paim.w AS. llr.ca) f HaTPJ n lept/1 M Swi 1/ I M PPtPJ lUI I Sttni AFtKI. FM PAMiat. MUIU886 words
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Article, Illustration25 1974-09-12 24 The family of the late Mi»» Chiam Wm Sm gratefully thank all relatives and friends for their attendance and donations during their recent bereavement25 words
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Advertisement838 1974-09-12 24 aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBVBBttVa-ftfafatJaTt 1 >^^— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. j J KAWASAKI KWIUI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, HONCIONC. STRAITS SERVICE. ■an Hongkong tingarort P. Ktlaag msu Japan Arabian Calf Mmrrl— „H.».««S.^». Kintt.t/lUiomtnKiiir. Hll M 1 Set Coioato Matctt 0«oti Aia DHao./ < Japan fouth Africa Wast Atria* Sarvlaa 1 aatitn FSS: NIUIACW838 words
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Advertisement846 1974-09-12 24 tcciPTiat hi aiast sr ai«rr issipmiiit raa pbbtumm. iasmmt. llMlinilSlN UIKPtPaN. tAMABIMSt. IAaStSLIUM. TMaUII MUUSS. TiStMTt. ttttai. win itita Aas uiai saia PStn. rrox eta ITO Saattaatiaa: CT aiaunr mr tt Part Illaat itoanetu. C T eiIUTY LSTW itmti.ott HUH M Sast l-Hoo.ua CT tIaUTT WST Siotlgt ta Part II846 words
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Advertisement1075 1974-09-12 24 ngpTune ocignT une/1 U.K. IUHQfI SUVtCI LOADING FO« LONOCN. tOTTEIDAM. HAMBURG BILBAO. LE HAVRI tiopoore P Kalaag Paoaog leaaeo. S'aoai N-Wrg >aaaci auas 91 taat Stt U I Sat 1/ I Sit H Stt 4 at* aam ainun imisals il/U Stt it r Set n/a Set il an Jl am1,075 words
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Advertisement764 1974-09-12 24 UJfESS SMYICE TD LOMMR. HVnfOOt/CtWTIHWT PtfH Ij Smgaaora P. Ktlaog Ptowg laaSMg lan asasa raatsas ii/ii t*ot ii rin i Mnrt 30/10. L'raol I'll. miot» 9 11. R aaa 14/11. ssau UTA 11/ ii last IS/11 Saat IS/JJ taot mtk Mat Mkta 11 10. I'oaa ?J 10. l'l» 71/10 B«»n764 words
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Advertisement1008 1974-09-12 24 T*NI POUT OF SIHQAPOaf HigMiT<i and aiming Barge 1 AUTHORITY ANNOUNCIO OUT Hrnrlrtla and Yulm MaTMI FOLLOWING BERTHING ru AMUMOEMf NTS FOP SIPT 12 PORT KLANQ OUT: JohnevM-r-lt '4. Tutong! «outh »ori: Mi.jrKJto. Ocean 1«. LCT Beauty Orchic II 22 Ilk.m Coral Tlinamv cirri*. Murr*k .r Dallo 23/ 24. Thorsoneni1,008 words
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Advertisement692 1974-09-12 25 classified ads jgf j IUISE KLERK'S SALONS In ixapura for your latest expert perming and intlng Very moderate ,'polntments telephone pore) AMERICAN CONNECTION bj early efforts of the U8 to th Singapore were not •neir high moments of i and Intrigue New Nation in its regular weekly Making of the692 words
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Advertisement790 1974-09-12 25 Immediate opening for mature female stenographer Applicants must have minimum shorthand speed lOOwpm. knowledge of Mandarin and good typing ability Interested apply 8 T Box A ***** giving full particulars, enclosing recent photograph FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ typLst with switchboard experience wanted for established group companies Please apply with full details790 words
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Advertisement729 1974-09-12 25 INTELLIGENT ATTRACTIVE RUT woman required to do sales promotion and free sample service In leading supermarkets and stores Oood pay and conditions for the right person Tel: Australian Fruit Juice (Spore) Pte Ltd for an Interview *****2 REOUIREO EXPERIENCED MALAY MALI Ouards Age 25 40 Singapore clllsen Total monthly pay729 words
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Advertisement569 1974-09-12 25 LEBLOND PTE LTD WORLD'S LARGEST BUILDER OP A COMPLETE UNI OF LATHIS Due to rapid expansion programme, our factory has vacancy for the post of STORE/ SHIPPING ASSISTANT OueMßcalton/ Esperlsnn 1) O C. E. from Technical Stream 2) Previous working experience in a manufacturing company Mtos Feng ot *****1 tor569 words
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Advertisement760 1974-09-12 25 Well established and progressive firm of building and civil engineering contractors Invite applications for the following vacancies SITE CLERKS 1) Completed Senior Cambridge/ OCE 2) Completed full-time National Service 3) Possess Driving licence particulars, full details el expertonco. education, etc to S T Boa ASOISS fpare Dostse)Sr*iw MANAGING DIRECTOR requires760 words
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Advertisement680 1974-09-12 25 DRIVERS. HOSTESSES. WAITRESSES. WESTERN COOK, seafood cook (night only) wanted Interview Oolden Lady Restaurant 4. Coffee Lounge. Head Cable Car Station 11th Floor. Oate 9. Keppel Road. Spore 4 47pm OFFICE BOY PREFERABLY MALAY or Indian Able speak little English Oood salary Annual bonus Five day week Apply S.T Box680 words
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Advertisement740 1974-09-12 25 EXPERIENCED BOOK ILLUSTRATORS wanted on free-lance baats. Colour/ Line Please apply ST Box A ***** giving telephone number URST RAOIO OFFICER (Dutch). fluent English/ Foreign languages holding Foreign Oolng Certificate 5 years experience In tankers, bulk carriers, cargo, passenger ships, tug boats, salvage Jobs, seek similar position Reply to 8740 words
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Advertisement834 1974-09-12 25 DIST. 10 BRAND NEW 2-storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms, servant's, split-level living/ dining, walking distance to American School, unfurnished $1,400 Furnished $1,800 Enquiries *****7 *****2 8 ROOMS FLAT fully alrcond and furnished with bathroom attached, large living, dining md kitchen dlst 10 Tel *****5 DIST. 9 FLAT 8780 one wall-to-wall carpeting834 words
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Advertisement768 1974-09-12 25 DIST 9 1-BEOROOMED furnished flats. Hilton Towers $900. Kumhlng Court $1,100 Dlst 21 Hongkong Park 3-bedroomed semidetached house partially furnished $600 Tel *****5 SERENE HOUSE OROUNOFLOOR apartment with swimming pool. 3 bedrooms, servant's, telephone 3 alrronds $1,500 fully furnished Ace Housing *****29/ *****46 UPPER BUKIT TIMAH 9 U.S. double-storey semi-detached768 words
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Advertisement838 1974-09-12 25 14 TOM DRIVE S pore 17 4 bed roomed slngle-sUirey bungalow 1 1 room aircon) freehold recently renovated with marble flooring and aluminium sliding door Area 7780 sq ft Price $160 000 Ring *****64 1 1 30 a m 6 00p m KATONQ ONAN RD bungalow 5.000/- sq ft $158,000/-838 words
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Advertisement824 1974-09-12 26 EEEBH*ya»*»JBBEEEESJE| OOLDEN HILL DOUBLE-STOREY upllt -level terrace Are* 1.750 3 tiedreomv servant's $125,000 A.c Housing *****29' *****46 TOA PAYOH 1-ROOMED IMPROVED corner flat Unobstructed v,e» Quiet locality n 0 Phone *****5 DIST 11 DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE 2 000 sq ft $105,000 •un 4th floor flat $75OOil HiiMlc Housing *****2/ ***** TOWNHOUSE824 words
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Advertisement753 1974-09-12 26 1 SHOPS LOT NO. 90/ 91 at People's Park Centre lower groundfloor Best offer secures Ring *****2/ *****3 during office hours REOUIRED GROUNDFLOOR and first floor store at Peoples Park centre Area 1.000 sq ft and above ConUct Mr Fong. Wah Tak Pte Ltd.. Tel *****9 *****1 Brokers will not753 words
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Advertisement818 1974-09-12 26 HONOKONO/BANOKOK 8 DAYB $1050 HONOKONO/ TAIWAN' HUAIFIN (Allshan) 8 DAYS $1355 HONOKONO/ JAPAN/ TAIWAN/ HUALEIN (Allshan) 12 DAYS $1895 THE ABOVE BY 747 SIA 2/9. 16/9. 7/10. 14/10. 28/10, 11/11. 18/11. 25/11. LOWEST FARES TO LONDON ft EUROPE 6 Flights a week from $740 BANGKOK/ HONOKONO (MACAU) 8 DAYS $895818 words
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Advertisement780 1974-09-12 26 LLOYD HOUSE HOTEL In Orchard Road area alrcondltioned double $25/- upwards single $20/- Private facilities 30* monthly discount Ring *****1 CHENO RESTHOUSE DOUBLE ROOM $10- bathroom atUched Single $6/- per day 107 Marine parade *****6. V.M.C.A.. RESTAURANT/ COFFEE HOUSE "A" Orchard Road next to museum (Telephone *****9) economical rate set780 words
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Advertisement872 1974-09-12 26 ATTENTION LADIES HOUSEWIVESI A Modelling or Personal Orooming Course with Michelle Beauty ft Model Academy will make you feel more confident of yourself In every aspect Join Now For enquiries ring *****3 DOLLY FLORAL CENTRE: flower making, sort toy and doll making classes by Tokyo trained expert Chul Phul Ling872 words
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Advertisement999 1974-09-12 26 BEAUTIFUL IS7S FIAT 125 alrcon. lyres. Ux new $7200 on o Tel *****2 office LEAVING. MUST SELLI I972 Mortis Marina, one owner. $7,100 ono Tel *****77 *****60 1-MONTH OLD MERCEDES 2MB ("8" class) automatic, done 5.000 km only Please offer to tel. *****0 after 4pm UAN HUP SENG 12S-F Thomson999 words
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Advertisement946 1974-09-12 26 LATE ISSS FORO ESCORT Deluxe taxed/ insured, showroom condition Price $3,850 ono Tel *****1 View Lot 106. Mackenzie Road opposite PUB DECEMBER *SS MERCEDES 2SSS very good condition Highest offer secures Tel *****6 M' Tan after 4. 30p m FEB. IS7I MAZDA CAPSLLA ISSS. Price 17.500 ono Viewing at 29.946 words
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Advertisement761 1974-09-12 26 MAKE NEW FRIIRPI IN- S STANTLVII Hundreds of I Interesting Friends All Pro- I fesslons Malaysia' Singapore I 0.P.0 657 Singapore GENERAL SPRAYPAINTING repair-refrigerators and alrcon- I dltloners five hours Customers o House re-enamel longbath P *****62. Spore LOST IN BERANOOON OAROEN female Shetland Sheepdog (miniature Collie) Colour gold and761 words
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Advertisement495 1974-09-12 26 lOUTIOUE/DRESS SHOP the mly one In the shopping comilex for complete take over nterested parties write with elephone contact to 8 T Box *****1 FASHION DIMENSION LTD. WHOLESALE IMPORTER OF WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR FROM ITALY AND FRANCE MERCHANDISE SUITABLE FOR ASIAN MARKET INTERESTED PARTY •LEASE CONTACT MRS. JAVNE DONNELLY FASHION DIMENSION495 words
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Advertisement430 1974-09-12 26 original European made pianos a. competitive prices Robert Plar.o Company. Tel *****7 RATTAN 2 LPVE SEATS 2 choirs and Üble with Cass Pupo nifr Tel *****0 URGENTLY REOUIRED restaurant and office space fo Immediate occupation or takeover above 2.000/ 300 sq ft respectively Offers to L.J Associates *****7/ *****3 IM430 words
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79 1974-09-12 27 FALLING LAMP SPELT DISASTER FOR 80 AT A VILLAGE... A FALLING pressure lamp caused the blaze at Lorong Tanggam, off Jalan Kayu and made 80 people homeless on Tuesday night. The fire swept through seven homes so fast that the occupants had little time to save their belongings. Vain tearcb79 words
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Article, Illustration226 1974-09-12 27 NEE SOON post office will be temporarily closed for renovation for about six weeks from Monday. During this period, a mobll post office will be parked at Nee Soon police station Business hours are from 8 a.m. to 2.30 pm. (Monday to Friday) and 8 a.m.226 words
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484 1974-09-12 27 IS the Workmen's Compensation Act or the Motor Vehicles (Third Party Risks and Compensation Act applicable for claims arising out of Injuries sustained by emDloyees while travelling In their employer's vehicle on company business? This poser was set before Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan484 words
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Article16 1974-09-12 27 THE Kreta Ayer Consumers Club will open for bualn— s on Sept 16.16 words
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160 1974-09-12 27 Jobless man who didn't want wife to be bargirl THOUOH Jobless, a husband found fault with his wife when she Kot herself employed as a waitress Mr. Justice D'Cotta heard in the High Court yesterday. Soon Ah Pong, a mother of two said: "My husband (Lee Cheng Puan) wag an160 words
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345 1974-09-12 27 Kidney gifts: 'Public now more aware' mHE concept of kidney X donation Is slowly being accepted by the people, the secret ".*v of the National w'ai..." Foundation, Mr. f.T Dural, said yesterday. "Many people are also beginning to show awareness of the urgent need for kidney donors to affect kidney345 words
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166 1974-09-12 27 - A CLERK told the High Court yesterday that hit marriage failed because his wife had "over-frequently" travelled to Ipoh to see her mother there. Tang Chong Seng, a father of two. said he thought those trips undertaken at periodic intervals between November 1970166 words
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Article243 1974-09-12 27 TOT Pint Lady. Mrs. Sheares' will attend combined concert tar disabled people at the Institute of Education auditorium In Patenon Road on Sept 39 at 5 30 p.m. "We may even have to expand our operations If support from the unions Increase." he added. Prof. Elliott disclosed that243 words
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Article64 1974-09-12 27 A HIT-AND-RUN scooterist was fined a total of $SM by the Tenth Magistrate's Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to two traffic offences committed two years ago. Ng Sol Tee waa fined S2M for falling to report a collision with a pedestrian along Bakit Timah Road on Oct.64 words
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25 1974-09-12 27 'Encouraging' response to Denticare RESPONSE to DENTICARE. NTUC's dental co-operative, has been "encouraging", said Prof. T. H. Elliott, chairman of Its board of directors, yesterday.25 words
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Article90 1974-09-12 27 Workshop on career guidance THE Singapore Jayceettes (Orchid Jaycees) will hold the sixth career guidance workshop for students at Beatty Secondary School on Saturday. Mlfs Wee Beng Oeok from Keppel Shipyard (Ptei Ltd.. and Miss Peggy Tan from Hagley-Hoyle (Pie i Ltd. will talk oi. career opportunities in the shipbuilding90 words
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Article73 1974-09-12 27 AN inquiry Into the disposal of 130 gold bars and $32 550 cash recovered by police in connection with the murders of Messrs Ngo Cheng Poh. Leong Chin Woo and Ang Boon Chal on Dec. 39. will be held at the Second Magistrate's Court on Monday73 words
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Article49 1974-09-12 27 An art exhibition by (even local artists will be held at the National Theatre foy«r on Sunday from 5 JO pm The artist* an Leong Chun Hong. Hou H»l Chlng. Urn Tie Ping. Lee Keng Thyc. Phua Cheng Phua. Peter Lav and Lee Choon Kee.49 words
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Advertisement1338 1974-09-12 27 TENDER NOTICE CONSTRICTION OF ROADS. DRAINAGE. CLEARING AND LEVELLING BI'ILDING SITES FOB CADANGAN PEMBANGI'iIAN PERUMAHAN DILOT ***** L.O. LOT NO M«3> Ml KIM ULU KINTA. IPOH. PERAK FOR MESSRS. SYARIKAT PERMODALAN DAN PERISAHAAN PERAK. BERHAD. Tenders will be received at the office of the Managing Director. Syartkat Permodalan Dan Perusahaan1,338 words
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Advertisement388 1974-09-12 27 3 aPT 1 La\ "I I I <GET 2 BROS.&CO.,INC. SINGAPORE requires an ACCOUNTANT 1) Qualifications: Bachelor of Accountancy or Equivalent. 2) Experience: Minimum 2or 3 years relevant experience. 3) Age: 25 35 years. 4) Citizen: Singaporean. 5) Salary: Attractive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please apply enclosing passport388 words
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Article1120 1974-09-12 28 LORD CHALFONT - Wanted— a strong government UNLESS, in the next few weeks, something remarkable happens in the world of politics, or in the real world outside, Britain is now heading for its second general election this year. The most likely date Is Oct. 3, but no-one should be surprised if Prim--Minister Harold1,120 words
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Article522 1974-09-12 28 STEWART DALBY 1 Saigon — - "«rE are ft«hting a poor man's war," said Colonel Le Trung Hlen, grinning affably beneath his crew cut, at a Saigon press conference this week. The Colonel, who is Saigon's chief military spokesman was answering questions about strong rumours that the South Vietnamese air force hasOFNS - 522 words
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Advertisement28 1974-09-12 28 'x^ ■S^Jw^^bW^P^^Pw*'^^^^^^^ BBBBBBBBBBBBsHsW**^^^^.^S«'^^^^^^k Be sure to ask for your guarantee card Then you'll know it's fm A m Moulinex V) More value at less cost J tsN/ WJW28 words
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Advertisement239 1974-09-12 28 4sssssssssssssssssLl DBS OPENS ITS ORCHARD ROAD BRANCH TODAY We open another branch today at PLAZA SINGAPURA (next to Istana) 68 Orchard Road A wide range of banking services will be available, including: Savings Accounts Night Depository Service Checking Accounts Traveller's Cheques Fixed Deposits Foreign Currency Remittances Safe Deposit Boxes Import/Export239 words
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9 1974-09-12 29 EPSOM JEEP - Precious Stone is star performer EPSOM JEEP: Penang, Wednesday9 words
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Article523 1974-09-12 29 OLYMPIC TORCH II is coming to hand and may be worth a flutter against weak opposition in the Class 5 Div. 3, S)f race here on Sunday. This four-year-old English horse by Stupendous, has yet to show up— his first run was in Class 4 Div. 1 early in523 words
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Article435 1974-09-12 29 nARRIER draw for this wrrkrndi races at Prnanf: SATI'ROAY (13 DIvJ— SF: I. 5. 11. 1. IS. 4. 7. 1», 13. 15, 11. S. 16. 3, 17, 14. 10 Emergency accrptors: 1 Altruistic 2 Time Immortal 1 Prima fell. (I 3 Dl»4 «F: 11. t. 15.435 words
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Article17 1974-09-12 29 KATONO Soccerttes beat sia Reservations 5-S in a friendly soccer match at Oeylang on Tuesday17 words
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41 1974-09-12 29 Pakistan end England tour unbeaten LONDON, Wed— lntikhab Mam's team of Pakistani cricketers became the first side from their country to complete a tour of England unbeaten when they drew with T.N. Pearce's XI in their final match at Scarborough yesterday.41 words
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152 1974-09-12 29 Thompson shoots US Stars to victory NEW YORK. Wed— David Thompson. the AilAmerican from North Carolina State, scored 30 points last night to help the US All-Stars to a 82-72 victory over the USSR. National team in the Anal game of their six-match basketball tour. In a brul s 1AP - 152 words
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Article250 1974-09-12 29 NAIROBI. Wed The Kenyan National hockey team is to visit India for several matches In preparation for the World Cup elimination rounds to be played In Cairo. The Kenyan Hockey Union said It originally had planned a visit to Pakistan but the expense of going toReuter - 250 words
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Article, Illustration188 1974-09-12 29 HELSINKI. Wed. Lasse Vlren. Finland's Olympic 5.000 and 10,000 metres champion, won the 5.000 metres at an International athletics meeting here last night. Vlren. who finished only third behind Britain's Brendan Foster in the European Championships In Rome on Sunday, raced home In 13m 26.0s In cool,Reuter - 188 words
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Article179 1974-09-12 29 LONDON. Wed English Football League champions Leeds United, struggling to find form this season, scrambled for a replay of their Football League Cup second round match against Third Division Huddersfleld Town last night through a lastminute goal. Alan Oowllng put Huddersfleld ahead in the 78th minute,179 words
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Article285 1974-09-12 29 JOE DORAI - OINGAPOREs National soccer league next year will be confined to 30 teams with their own Identities and fan's allegiance, FAS Deputy chairman N. Oanesan said yesterday. Sneaking at a luncheon meeting of the Rotray Club at Mandarin Hotel yesterday. Mr. Oaneiftn said "This will mean285 words
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Article183 1974-09-12 29 1 Ipswich 2: Crystal Palace 1 Bristol City 4; Huddersfleld 1 Leeds 1: Liverpool 2 Brentford 1; Manchester City 6 Scunthorpe 0. Northampton 2 Blackburn 2; Nottingham Forest 1 Newcastle 1; Preston 2 Sunderland 0: Queens Park Rangers 1 Orient 1; Sheffield United 3 Chesterfield 1; Southampton 1 Notts183 words
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Article154 1974-09-12 29 HUSTLER RIGGS DONATES TO 'LOVE' LAS VEGAS. Wed.—Tennis hustler Bobb> Kisr* >s donating a I'SSZ}.Mt> is«2.so«i cheque he won In a bet »Ith daredevil Mi Knievrl to the Language Organisation Voicing Esperanto (Love). It was announced >esterda>. Kiggs won the bet by riding a motorc>cle from here to Twin Falls.154 words
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Miscellaneous70 1974-09-12 29 SOCCBOt— PAS President's Cup Hampshire v Orchid Inn; Fairfleld Wednesday v Jollllads: Forces 'A' v Spiders; Youngsters v CYMA (all matches at Farrer Park 530 pjn.). Youth tournament: Junior AA v Schools Red: Ulu Pandan C v Tamptnea Rovers (both matches at Jin Beaar 5.15 and 715 pjn. respectively) Frtendlles:70 words
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Article, Illustration474 1974-09-12 30 TEHERAN, Wed. Israel wore the look of Asian Games football champions as they demolished Burma 3-0 last night, but they still have to get past a North Korean team, which blasted Kuwait 2-0 with two thunderbolt goals. The opening games in Group One ofReuter; UPI - 474 words
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Article102 1974-09-12 30 Walk for India. Pakistan TEHERAN, Wed. India and Pakistan continued on their easy walk through the Asian Games hockey tournament here today, thrashing Sri Lanka and Iran in another day of pedastrlan hockey. Neither game, replays of the matches abandoned In a storm last Saturday, produced any excitement, except forReuter - 102 words
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241 1974-09-12 30 riIEHERAN, Wed, 1 China and Japan, both unbeaten will clash in the men's team final in the table tennis competition in the Asian Games here tonight. The Chinese, hotly favoured to capture the men's title In their debut in the Games, easily defeated HongkongReuter - 241 words
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Article57 1974-09-12 30 MALAYSIAN Airline System edged United Motor Works 4-3 on penalties, after a fulltlme 1-1 draw. In the BBHPL Div 2 semifinals at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Alex Morier scored for MAS and Robert Ong replied. MAB will meet SEE.. who edged Hume 6-4 also on penalties57 words
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Article33 1974-09-12 30 SPIDERS PC trounced Kampong Olatr. CC 4-0 In a PAS youth soccer tournament malch at Jalaii Besar stadium on Tuesday In the other match Darul Allah White beat Alexandra PC 6-2.33 words
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70 1974-09-12 30 Korea and Japan fight disqualification of lifters on dope charge fWO weightlifting gold medal winners were disqualified yesterday after positive dope tests, but North Korea refused to accept the outing of their heavyweight victor Kirn Joong-Il and indicated he would keep his medalsJapan, too, will protest the decision to disqualify70 words
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Article, Illustration581 1974-09-12 30 Today's events at Teheran -T-KHERAN. Wed. Pro--1 fiammr of r\rnU at the Asian Game* her* tomorrow (»U Use* Stacapore): ATHLETICS: 1 p.m Heata of 1M awtrea men. BMb womrn, wmlflnaU of lHm mm. S.3*pm flnak of wobtb'i lHm hurdlrv Javelin, men's 4Mb bardlet, lone Junip and 1.500 m. womrn'i pentathlon581 words
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Article263 1974-09-12 30 Another snub for Israelis rpEHERAN, Wed A China and North Korea today refused to enter a fencing every in which Israel were taking part. The boycott in the women 's team foils championships was Chinas third in the Asian Games fencing hall and North Korea's first. North Korea Rave no263 words
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244 1974-09-12 30 Asian champs Philippines upset China TEHERAN, Wed. The Philippines lined up to their reputation as Asian basketball champions last night by scoring a surprise 91-86 win against highly-fancied China in a vital Group "A" second round. The victory propelled the Philippines to the wp of their group and barring anyReuter - 244 words
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Article24 1974-09-12 30 EDINBURGH Wed —The Scottish Fooball Association yesterday approved bonus uayments of £500 < 12.750) each to Scotland's World Cup players and officials Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Advertisement422 1974-09-12 30 t/\f%'%^v #\4F f\M W&* J^Jf tefe produce an excellent meal, even an experienced cook needs a good stove. lIC7 \JI UUI |,i Kirn fc I In much the same manner, a worker in industry is most productive when A A jßm SlV^k using good equipment. ICI Ivwl £^Q9 fjm What422 words
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296 1974-09-12 31 Boycott by Thai cyclists and boxer rpEHERAN. Wed. A Encik Sha'ari Tadin, chief delegate of the Singapore contingent, prevented a mass boycott of cyclists in the Asian Games here on Monday night, reports Ernest Frida. The cyclist* threatened to boycott the Championships at the start of the 4.000 m team296 words
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Article355 1974-09-12 31 Gladys defies doctor's orders TEHERAN, Wed. Gladys Chai, Malaysia's reigninff Sportswoman of the Year, had gone against doctor's orders to train for the high jump event. In which she finished sixth in the Asian Games today. Athletics team manager 8. Kamalanathan said that medical officer Rat n am BaJakrishnan had355 words
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Article206 1974-09-12 31 DEKINO. Wed. The 1 official Chinese Press is keeping Israel's participation in the current Asian Oames a complete secret from the country's 800 million people. The Hsinhua News Agency, whose reports are also carried in the People's Daily, has been putting out partial results and lengthyReuter - 206 words
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Article, Illustration1204 1974-09-12 31 Asian Gamesresults ATHLETICS DECATHLON Final pteee- ■p: (Asian games record— 7.07. Junlchl Onltsuka 1970 Bano :ok) 1. Vljay Singh Chauhan (Ind) 7.325 points (Asian Oames record) 3. Junlchl Oniuuka iJ) 7.294. 3 Sur-sh Babu (Ind) 6,836. 1 Pan«nt Srisathora (Itia) 6.363. 5. Chay Kirn San (Kmr) 6 093. 6 AbbasUPI - 1,204 words
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433 1974-09-12 31 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By TEHERAN, Wed.— A magnificent run by Chee Swee Lee helped Singapore win a silver medal in the women's 4x400m relay at the Asian Games here today The gold went to favourites Japan, but not before they held off a storming finish433 words
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Article257 1974-09-12 31 rpEHERAN, Wed. India won their first Asian Games gold medal when Vijay Singh Chauhan toppled de f c nding cham pion Junichi Onltsuica of Japan to capture the coveted decathlon title here today. Chauhan chalked up a total of 7.375 points, which beat Onltsuka 1970257 words
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Article352 1974-09-12 31 Hayashi gets back her bronze rpEHERAN, Wed. Asian Games athletics officials admitted today that they rather than Japanese women's shot putter Keiko Hayashi had been wrong when they took a bronze medal from her after yesterday's competition. Miss Hayashl, a 22--year-old Nagoya University student, confidently mounted the third-place rostrum forReuter - 352 words
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Article, Illustration279 1974-09-12 31 M. RAHMAN - rpEHERAN, Wed. A An Asian Hockey Coaches Association, to help raise the standard of coaching in the continent was rormed here today. India's Balklshen Singh told me here today that coaches from all six teams talcing part In the Asian Games tournament and representatives from279 words
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152 1974-09-12 32 rIE American defender Courageous, in an awesome display of sailing prowess In light wind, virtually ran away from the Australian challenger Southern Cross yesterday to win the opening race of the 1974 America's Cap series by about a half-mile. T«kinf the lead at152 words
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Article196 1974-09-12 32 Liberals favour wage hikes curbs midway point in the race. Picking up a startling one minute and 37 seconds on the fourth leg the second of three upwind legs in the race the Courageous led by three minutes and 10 seconds at that point, dashing any chance Southern Cross hadReuter - 196 words
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255 1974-09-12 32 Students back Bangkok hotel strikers BANGKOK. Wed— Thai student organisations, which played a major role in the overthrow of the military regime a year ago, have thrown their support behind striking workers at Bangkok's largest hotel, the Dusit Thani. Leaders of the National Student Centre of Thailand and the FederationReuter; AP; UPI - 255 words
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Article, Illustration76 1974-09-12 32 BRUSSELS. Wed. Senior officials from the United Stales the European Common Market and Japan today apparently failed to agree on harmonised arrangements fur granting export credit* Informed sources said The official* have been meeting here since ycaterday in what waa hoped to be a decisive seastonReuter; UPI - 76 words
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Article89 1974-09-12 32 HONGKONG TO RATION WATER SUPPLY HONGKONG, Wed. Hon«kong will en- force progressive water rationing later this month because of the current drought, the Government announced today. A Government spokesman said that from Sept. 25 daily water supply will be cat to 16 hours, followed by eats to 10 hours fromAP - 89 words
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Article217 1974-09-12 32 TOKYO. Wed An Air Siam Boeing 747 Jumbo jetliner bound lor Bangkok from Honolulu today landed at Haneda International Airport safely with three of 1U tyres flat. The plane was carrying 323 paaaengers and a crew of 19. UPI. BRIGHTON (England), Wednesday LIBERAL PARTY leader Jeremy Thorpe217 words
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Article259 1974-09-12 32 CANBERRA, Wed— The V» Australian Oovernment today moved towards restraining the imports of textiles. Prime Minister Gough Whitlam announced in a statement he had referred the issue to the Textiles Authority to see what tariff action Is needed. The goods include acrylic and wool yarns,AP - 259 words
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Article298 1974-09-12 32 I ONDON. Wtd Th« nurti.l cloMd qulrtly mlii 4 and tt 3 p m ih« nnanci*' Tim« lodn wo up O.T lo 211 3 Oovtmmtnt bond* cloMd hl«h«r thouch off the top with nit (sum r«o«lo( to onr half poliit In the medium-term loam while longer «im were298 words
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223 1974-09-12 32 Doublefigure inflation 'for at least 2 years' country was in danger of economic collapse and must unite In common purpose to overcome the problem*. "I believe the answer to inflation Is a measure of restraint over price* and incomes," he declared. "The only guarantee of this lies in a statutoryReuter; NYT - 223 words
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Article165 1974-09-12 32 mm TOK TICK NU>. a««d TS. piaiad away peacefully at TTS.H H-9-T4 at 1 p.m. uj»v--ln( behind beknred wife Tap Lai Chan aoM Rev Andrew Tod BJ. Aloyalua To* dautthtrrs Uttf Tok Tok Oeok Llan iMra noraac* Wane i >on In law. dau(b ler in law, 1 graDdaona. 4165 words
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Miscellaneous13 1974-09-12 32 The weather THE weather outlook today ficm < a m to midday: laoiated thotren.13 words
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