The Straits Times, 5 July 1975

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    15 1 The Straits Tiems Estd. 1845 FINAC EDITION SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 1116/75
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        DROUGHT CAUSES WIDESPREAD MISERY IN AFRICA
        144 1 QNCE more drought is causing widespread human misery in Africa. Following the tragedy in the Sahel region of West Africa and the droughts in areas of central Ethiopia there are now new areas of devastation in the Ogaden Province of Ethiopia and in large
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        FIGHT TO DRILL OIL IN NORTH SEA
        100 1 ALSO in the Sunday Times this week is the first Instalment of the serialisation of North Star, a novel by HammonJ Innes.. It is about the fight to drag oU from the bed of gale-lashed North Sea, a desperate struggle between man and
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        OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
        50 1 Woman aviation ace Sheila Scott talks about her plans for a solo flight across the South Pole in December. The wizard's workshop a report on the bofftns of America's secret spy laboratory. Part three of African explorer Henry Morton Stanley's adventures in the forests of the Dark Continent.
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        IN TIMESCOPE
        40 1 Time Off takes yo« to Goa, where ererythlni foes Adventure in Food tells you the hasards of food poisoning and how to avoid It Science Notebook discusses the decade of the microbe Stars, comics, film reviews. Money Page.
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    • Sunday Nation
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        THE STRUGGLING PRIVATE PRACTITIONER
        67 1 THE STRUGGLING PRIVATE PRACTITIONER PRIVATE practice and an enormous Income don't go together, contrary to what many of us think. For one private doctor who is extravagantly set up in a moctern complex in the centre of town, there are several who are struggling to make ends meet In the
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        44 1 Cltlirn Nixon la a far cry from the man who was President. The pressures of political office are gone but In their place. other, perhaps more debilitating, ones are creeping in. Read about the lonely state of the former President in tomorrow's Sunday Nation.
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        SPORTS NATION
        44 1 PROFILE. This week: Ken Rosewall, the greatest tepnis player never to win Wimbledon; INSIDE TRACK picks a team for next week's Malaysia Cup semi- Anal; GOLF: That exclusive hole-in-one set; COLUMNIST Tan Kirn Seng on how to give promising athletes the big
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        53 1 EffISWJ OTHER highlight tomorrow include: The tragedy of the Nehru, a perceptive account of India's current troubles by James Cameron, a close friend of the late Indian Primr Minister and his daughter, Indira; Superpower games in the Indian Ocean —by columnist Chang Kal Ming; Writer Huang Ho on the mystery
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    Lock icon 14 KILLED IN BOMB HORROR
    396 1 Blast hurls victims' bodies into the air JERUSALAM. Friday A TERRORIST bomb hidden in an old refrigerator exploded today on a crowded downtown square, hurling bodies into the air and killing or wounding dozens of shoppers and passersby. Hospital and police sources said 14 people
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    Lock icon Polls victory
    29 1 NEW DHLJE. FTI Kashmir Chief Minister Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah and his top aide. Mirra AfsaJ Bet. today won ma*slve votes In by-elections to the SUte Assembly. Reuter.
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    Falling wall kills man: Two hurt
    151 1  - Falling wall kills man: Two hurt N.G. KUTTY By QXE construction worker was killed and two others badly injured when a wall collapsed on them in Havelock Road yesterday. Police, who Identified the dead man as Tan Dee. 33. of Lorong Klnchlr. said he died on the way to hospital.
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    Lock icon Trouncing for Evonne
    78 1 WIMBLEDON. Prl. BUlle Jean King wound up her singles career in big Ume tennis today with one of her greatest triumphs a tt-O. 6-1 victory ever Evonne Ooolagong Cm w ley of Australia for her sixth Wimbledon championship. '11m il-y«r-old American veteran celebrated her country* Indept.uience Day
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    British unions' pay rise proposal
    108 1 British unions' pay rise proposal f ONDON. Frt BriLt tain's trade union leaders have proposed a flat £0 (8930.48) a week pay rise for all but the highest paid British workers during the next 12 months, government officials said today. They have offered this, the officials said. In a bid
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    China to take closer look at our goods
    204 1 A FOLLOW-UP team of Chinese industrial technical experts will arrive early next month to have a "closer look" at the ranfe of capital equipment and precision tools made In Singapore. Somrces said yesterday catalogues of the prodncts, in which the first seven-man
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    NEW PANTHER SCARE
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    Lock icon Extremist parties banned in India
    542 1 Extremist parties banned in India NEW DELHI, Friday PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi banned extremist leftist and rightist political parties today in another tightening of her emergency rule in India, An official announcement said anyone who helps the banned groups, attends their meetings or publishes anything about such meetings is liable
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    Shock for Perak
    67 1 KELANTAN provided a big shock at Kota Baru yesterday when they thrashed Perak 7-0 In > replay of their north tone Malaysia Cup match. Kelantan are now most likely to be Singapore's opponents In the Cup semifinals beginning on July 12. Perak can upset Kelantan It they
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    Lock icon Chief quits
    32 1 PARIS. FH. Controversial French potltlcsn JeanJacques Bervan-SciM tber U day resigned as president of the Centrist Radlctl Party, apparently after failure to gain total control of thn mo vemer.t— Reuter.
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      Union backing for 10pc pay ceiling
      66 1 Union backing for 10pc pay ceiling LONDON. Frt. Two of Britain's most Influential trade union leaders swung thflr support today sollc'ly behind the Labour Government's planned It per cent anti-inflation pay ceiling. They were e• a 1 mlr ers' union president Mr. Joe Gormley and Mr. lack Jones, head of
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      138 1 MURDER: FOUR BROTHERS GET DEATH Pago 28 ISRAEL won't be pushed over Sinai 2 INFLATION: Concern In the West S BID TO assassinate Gaddafi 5 SIA exceeds Its targets despite snags C EXTERNAL trade dins by Spc 7 DAMAGES claim against Government dismissed 9 SCRAP tlme-cale? No. says NTI'C 11
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  • Straits Times World News
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      Lock icon 3,200 SACKED COPS AND FIREMEN BACK AT JOBS
      297 2 NEW YORK, Frl Nearly half ot the 7.000 New York police and firemen sacked earlier this week got their lobs back today after a tax-raising compromise deal between the near-bankrupt city and state officials. Mayor Abraham Beame. the man In the middle
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      Lock icon Big march as pay unrest grows
      88 2 Big march as pay unrest grows BUENOS AIRES. Frl Thousands of workers marched on the Argentine capital yesterday as unrest ovef President Maria Peron's wage policy spread throughout the country. A column of 6,000 car workers was reported approaching the city from the west while another contingent of metal and
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      120 2 Another Lusaka talks member ill claim SALISBURY, Frl. An African member of the Rhodesia n Parliament claimed last night that a second member of the nationalist delegation to talks In Lusaka had been taken Ul after drinking coffee at Salisbury military air base. Independent MP Mr. Ronald Sadomba was speaking
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      Lock icon Israel won't be pushed by US over Sinai
      454 2 JERUSALEM, Friday |SRAEL has again made it clear it will not be rushed by America into making early or hasty decisions on further concessions to Egypt, especially over more troop withdrawals in the Sinai. Israel's Ambassador in Washington Simcfca Dinitz flew home
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      Lock icon 'More unrest if no end to kidnappings'
      331 2 'More unrest if no end to kidnappings BEIRUT, Friday LEBANON'S Interior Minister, Camille Chamoun, declared that the country faces fresh trouble unless a wave of kidnappings ends. He spoke last nigh after a day which saw normal hfe returning In most of the capita and other main town> But seven
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      Lock icon Lisbon Supreme Council jolt for Goncalves
      166 2 Lisbon Supreme Council jolt for Goncalves LISBON, Frl. General Vasco Goncalves' position as Prime Minister appeared In Jeopardy today after Porluftal's Supreme Revolutionary Council overruled his decision to hand tlv worker-occupied Catholic radio Rensscenca back to the church. Instead the Council, grouping 30 officers, announced it was setting up its
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      Demand drops
      33 2 LONDON. Frt Demand for oil In Britain fell by 10.0 per cent In the first quarter of this year against the same period of 1874. the Institute of Petroleum reported today.
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      Lock icon UN: Developing countries in deeper trouble
      288 2 UN: Developing countries in deeper trouble UNITED NATIONS, r*ri THE economic situation in many under-de-veloped countries has become even more precarious since the General Assembly held a special session 1$ months ago to deal with their troubles, the latest world economic survey of the United Nations revealed yesterday. The assembly
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      Jeddah talks
      31 2 JAKARTA Prl FV'relgn Minuter Adam Mam will lead a delegation to the conference of foreign ministers of Islamic courses lr Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, at th< end of next week.
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon Teacher's bid for lap-sitting record
      72 3 Teacher's bid for lap-sitting record JOHN Gardner, a teacher near Los Angeles, hopes to net into the Guinness Book of World Records with this activity. Adrlenne Tucker sits on his lap and signs a register book as the 1.511 th woman to do so. Gardner set up his chair and
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      Lock icon 700pc jump in tax revenue?
      76 3 700 pc jump in tax revenue? JAKARTA. Frl. Finance Minister Dr. All Wardana said yesterday Indonesia's state revenue from taxes In the 1875-T* fiscal year was expected to Increase by 700 per cent compared with that of five years ago which was only 60.000 million riolahs (8*306 million). Nearly iialf
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      Lock icon Fire destroys part of jail
      57 3 NAPLES, Frl FUe destroyed a prison wing of the 3.000-brd Cardarelli Hospital here after a criminal asylum inmate used alcohol to set alight several beds, police said. The Inmate, admitted to the hospital after eating seven nails, and other prtvners were treated for smoke inhalation
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      Ford lashes Congress for borrowing, spending spree
      325 3 CINCINNATI, Fri PRESIDENT Ford yesterday accused the Democratic-controlled Congress of trying to over-regulate American society by going on a "borrowing and spending spree." In a speech that sounded the theme for his campaign for election to a full four-year presidential term next year,
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      Lock icon RESIDENT'S JET IN RUNWAY DRAMA
      85 3 RESIDENT'S JET IN RUNWAY DRAMA /CLEVELAND. Fri. V» President Ford's Boeing 707 burst a tyre moments after landing here yesterday. The President was on board the jet. The pilot said be had no difficulty controlling the aircraft as it rolled down the runway. It stopped safely. At about the same
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      Seoul debts
      28 3 SEOUL. JPrl South Korea's outstanding foreign debts as of the end of 1974 totalled U853.649 million (855.465.6S million) rice economic planning minister Choi Kak-Kyu reported yesterday—AP.
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      Lock icon We back West Berlin pledge by Brez
      276 3 We back West Berlin pledge by Brez MOSCOW Frl. Communist Party leader Leonid Brezhnev assured the West yesterday that the Soviet Union supports the continuing existence of West Berlin and respects the rights of Its Inhabitants. At a luncheon honourIng former West German Chancellor Wil y Brandt. Mr. Brezhnev said
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      Lock icon FLOOD HAVOC IN LAS VEGAS
      125 3 LAS VEOAS, Fri. Floodwaters swept almost the entire length of this Nevada gambling city's 1.6 km (1 mile) long strip of nightclubs and casinos last night after a storm. Two city workers were feared missing when a torrent of water rushed into the city from
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      Lock icon Consumer prices stay high: IMF
      338 3 WASHINGTON, Frl /CONSUMER prices in \-> industrial countries went ap by 11.6 per cent in the 12-month period ending April 1975, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported yesterday. This is a smaller rise than the peak of 14 per cent recorded in the 12 months
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      Lock icon Inflation in again issue
      499 3 Inflation in again issue LONDON. Friday fHE issue of inflation again assamed prominence on both sides of the Atlantic yesterday, with the L'nited States reporting its rate still on the decline and the British Government reaffirming its resolve to press ahead with newlvannotinced ant i inflationary measures. In West Germany,
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      Pertamina warned: Spend carefully
      247 3 JAKARTA, Friday MINING Minister Dr. Mohammad Sadli i has warned the state-owned Pertamina Oil Company to be careful in spending noney, Antara news agency reported today. "Pertamlna's pocket Is empty." the Minister was quoted as saying in Banda Acheh, North Sumatra, on Wednesday. "It must be
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      Lock icon Historic homes: New taxes 'the last straw'
      173 3 Historic homes: New taxes 'the last straw' LONDON, Frt. Britain's historic houses are in danger of crumbling into ruin, according to the Duke of Edinburgh. He gave this warning on television yesterday as fears grew that proposed taxes designed to reduce inequality of wealth and Income might force the owners
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      Lock icon Oilman: Prices won't drop
      69 3 NEW YORK. FA Tr* next chairman of Exxon Corp. the world* largest oil company, saji that a solution to the Arab-Israeli crisis will not cauae a drop In oil prices. Mr. C. Oarvln Jr.. In on* of hU first Interviews since It was announced that he
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      Lock icon 'Secret loan deals by Aussie govt'
      405 4 Paper: $417 m paid out in commission PANBERRA, Fri.—Australian newspapers today published a series of government and private documents, some of them collected in London, that purportedly describe Australian Government activities in raising loans abroad. The documents published in newspapers Included an alleged telex
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      Lock icon Acid reply to noise
      62 4 PARIS. Frl —Seven young people were admitted to hospital here early today with barns after being sprayed with acid, apparently lor making too much noise. The seven were In a group talking by a block of flats at 1.15 a.m. today when an angry resident poured
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      Tea with 'a good friend'
      77 4 Tea with 'a good friend' ONE of the men's singles finalists, American Jimmy Connors, having tea with actress Susan Oeorge In the competitors lounge In the Wimbledon tennis grounds on Thursday shortly after beating Roscoe Tanner In the seml-flnals. Earlier In the day Jimmy Connors described Miss George as a
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      Lock icon JAKARTA LIFTS BAN ON RURAL POLITICS
      136 4 JAKARTA, Frl, rE Indonesian Government today agreed to let political parties operate In rural areas pending general elections In 1977, parliamentary sources said here. They said the Government finally agreed to the parties' request to allow their executives to function at district and sub-district
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      Lock icon Life sentence
      34 4 HAMBURG, Frl. German Ludwlg Hahn, 07, Nazi Gestapo chief In Warsaw 31 years ago. was sentenced to life lm prlsonment here today for complicity In mass murders during World War Two. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Korea talks on 'brink of collapse'
      104 4 TOKYO, Frl. North Korea has said the North South dialogue about reunification of the two Koreas "Is now at the point of rupture" and declared this Is responsible for "provocative and reckless hostile acts" by South Krrea. The statement wu made yesterday ,t>y Mr.
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      Lock icon Ford gets set for talks with Suharto
      283 4 Ford gets set for talks with Suharto WASHINGTON, Frl AFTER weeks of preoccupation with Europe, President Ford will switch his attention back to South-east Asia when he. confers with President Suharto of Indonc sla tomorrow. Their talks, due to last for about three hours, will take place at Camp David
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      Lock icon Hunt for gang of 'blood robbers'
      121 4 DACCA. Prt. Police today mounted a hunt for an organised gang which extract* blood from sleeping victims and sells It to the needy after complaints from two young women in Bangladesh's port city of Chlttagong. One of the victims. Miss Helen Dorothy. IS, said
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  • WORLD NEWS FOUR
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        29 5 \rnarnASE, m. aii high officials of the former rightist Vientiane side are to be put through a month's re education course starting next week. Interior Ministry sources said today.
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        36 5 TOKYO. The Japanese Government today amve the go- head for an ambitious ISM3O million (SSI.9 billion) Jelnt Indonesia-Japan reject to build a hyroelectrlc power station and an aluminium refinery In the Aalun River district, North Sumatra.
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        29 5 MOOADISHU: United States Senator Dewey Bartlett left here today for the northern Somali port of Berbera to Investigate whether j the Soviet Union is building a missile base there.
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        30 5 MOSCOW: West German Social Democrat leader Willy Brandt on a week's visit here said yesterday an atomic power plant agreement Between Bonn and Moscow could be signed later this year
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        37 5 TOKYO: Japan today decided to extend a 10.988 million yen (8582.8 million i credit to the PhlllDplnes to finance Its flood control programme In Lulon and export processing zone construction project in Bataan. the Foreign Ministry announced.
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        40 5 SAIGON: South Vietnam's new pro-com-miuU*t rulers will this month bring reality to their oft-quoted slogan. "North and South are under one roof," by Unking the two areas with a combined rail miid bus service, a newspaper said here yesterday Agencies.
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      Lock icon SHAKING HANDS IN SPACE
      127 5 THIS drawing shows a historic meeting in space between US astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts In the Apollo-S oy v z test project, scheduled tor next Wednesday. An astronaut and cosmonaut shake hands. Two astronauts are in the docking module. The other is in the Apollo command
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      Lock icon Student shot as Thais stage anti-US rallies
      314 5 Student shot as Thais stage anti-US rallies BANGKOK, Prl. —Thai students' today began a day of anti-American rallies peacefully after an Isolated incident yesterday In which a student was killed. A government spokesman bald a student was shot dead and another person wounded yesterday In the east-central town of Korat,
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      29 5 CAMP PENDLETON. Prt. Tite first of about 3,000 Vietnamese refugees who wmnt to go back home left the United States yesterday after a, temporary encampment here. AP
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      Lock icon Thanom plea for return of $8m rejected
      167 5 Thanom plea for return of $8m rejected BANGKOK. FrL The Civil Court here today turned down a plea by ousted Thai Premier Marshal Thanom Kiltikachorn to have confiscated assets worth 84 million baht (S$B.C million) returned to him The Marshal, now living in exile in Singapore, filed a suit to
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      Lock icon Cuba Reds to stop backing guerillas
      110 5 iHARACAS, Prl. The \j communist parties of Cuba and 23 other Latin American countries have agreed to stop supporting leftwlng guerilla movements In Latin America, a Venezuelan Communist Party leader said here yesterday. Mr. Eduardo Oallegoa Mancera said the agreement was reached at a
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      Lock icon Airbase rocket attack on Gaddafi
      380 5 Airbase rocket attack on Gaddafi The assassination bid that failed LONDON, Friday JJBYAX strongman Colonel Moammar Gaddafi and his entire ruling junta narrowly escaped death last month when a would-be assassin fired an aircraft rocket at them at Wheelus air base, British newspapers reported today. The rocket missed the saluting
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      Lock icon Anti-Red fight despite China ties
      148 5 Anti-Red fight despite China ties ANILA, Prl. Foreign if! Secretary Cirloi ioroulo said today the Philippines would con;lnue to fight communim In the country despite the recent establishment of diplomatic ■elatlons between Manila md Peking. "One basic orlentatl >n n our new foreign policy the primacy of our latlonal interest,
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    When a civet cat sparked off another panther scare
    323 6 TIE picture yoa saw on Page 1 was that ot a civet cat or musang trapped on a tree behind Tractors Malaysia Ltd. at 4.? km (C| mile) Buklt Timah Road yesterA '??>ither" scare, however, w»_ <9arkt-d off afier a factory
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    SIA exceeds its targets despite 'many snags'
    467 6  -  SOH TIANG KENG By RESPITE competition, stagnating traffic, protectionist sentiment, rising costs and unfavourable e\change rates. Singapore Airlines has "exceeded targets" for profits, revenue and traffic for its financial year ended March 1975. This was how Mr. J.Y.M. Pillay, chairman of SIA, summed
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    PWD TO IMPROVE EIGHT MORE ROADS
    185 6 PWD TO IMPROVE EIGHT MORE ROADS fTHK Public Works De--1 partment will resurface eight roads this month as part of its overall plan to Improve all roads in Singapore. They are Woodlands Road, West Coast Road, Coleman Street, Holland Road northern carriageway from < North Buona Vista to Farrer roads),
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    In Malay
    20 6 THE Orchard Road YMCA will conduct 12-awton conversational Malay courses at beginners' and Intermediate levels from July 11.
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    National Day festivity
    52 6 KUO Chuan community centre will organise several sports and cultural programmes to celebrate National Day this year. Amon* them are a mass cycling competition on Aug. 24 at 7.J0 ajn. a concert and talentlme final on Aug. 16 and 16, a table-tennis tournament, spot art competition and
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    Colour films on Korea
    49 6 THE National Museum will screen three colour films on Korea on July B at 7 30 pjn. at It* lecture halL The fUma. entitled Little Anceia. MOO Years of Korean Art* and Korean Ttaaauras from a Tomb, are ttoMihl by the South Korean Consulate here
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    Where you don't have to pay for blood
    370 6 Where you don't have to pay for blood rE achievements of Singapore's voluntary blood donation system were made all the morr significant by the reported increase in sale of blood in developing countries. Dr. Yeoh Ghim Seng, Speaker of Parliament, said yesterday. Dr. Yeoh, who is also MP for Joo
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    $9,900 pay grab at knifepoint
    112 6 TWO men robbed a factory In Buklt Timah of 104 pay packets totalling $9.97? yesterday after holding up a worker at knife point but lost onethird of the loot during their escape. The pair, armed with knives, burst Into Hume Industry at 8J m.s. Bukit
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    HDB to trishaw men: Don't obstruct footways
    150 7 HDB to trishaw men: Don't obstruct footways THE Housing and De- veloDinent Board has advised some 286 trishaw riders in all Its housing estates to Dark their trishaws in areas where they will not obstruct common passageways. The HDB issued this directive following complaints from several residents on irresponsi ble
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    School drama festival
    55 7 THE Literary and Drama Society of Victoria School will present Its fourth drama festival at Victoria Theatre from Aug. 27 to 29 at 7 p.m. as part of Its National Day celebrations. Most of the 18 short plays featured In the festival art the works of pupils.
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    5pc drop in external trade due to world slump
    502 7  -  PHILIP LCC oy CINGAPORE'S external trade, largely affected by the world economic slowdown, dropped by five per cent in the first quarter of the year, although the overall balance of payments remained favourable. This decline, according to the Monetary Authority of
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    Lock icon The big clean-up by HDB officers at flats
    233 7 The big clean-up by HDB officers at flats A SCENE ootsidr Block 59, Commonwealth Drive, yesterday a* Housinc Board officers carried oat a el. -an- up operation of the common corridors of the flats. In the two-hour operation, which beg a n shortly after 9 a.m.. the officers carted off
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    Code of ethics for tour men drawn up
    177 7 Code of ethics for tour men drawn up rpHE Singapore Tour 1 Operators Association Is drawing up a list of "Ten Commandments' for tour operators to minimise the fleecing of tourists here. The commandments, forming a code of ethics, will deplore overcharging of tourists and undercutting tactics by tour operators.
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    Travel talks
    32 7 THE Australian Tcurtat Commission and the Australian Incoming Tour iterators Association Tray« Task Force will hold a si nlnar at the Australian H,<h Commission trade dlsp.ay room on July 7.
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    Toast to mark US big day
    146 9 Toast to mark US big day ¥\R. Tan Eng Uann. 1/ Senior Minister of State (National Development), and Mr. WB Orant. American Charge d Affalrea, exchanged champagne toasts on the occasion of Americas 199 th Independence Day yesterday. The annual vln d'honneur. held at the residence ol the American ambassador
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    230 9 JUST A CASE OF LAPPING IT UP... STUFFING yourself with ice-cream in record time could act your stomach churning but not so for Steven Kura- < h who, after voraciously downing a tubful of ice-cream, emerged smiling and fine as chamn for the day. Gulping mouthful* of Ice cream in
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    Two years for selling HP goods
    350 9 A MAN was yesterday Jailed for a total of two years for selling electrical appliances which were still on hire purchase and for usipg another person's identity card in making these purchases. Seah San Yong alias Teo Huay Kuan, 34, was jailed for 12
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    Pilotage surcharge: 'Scrap it' call to PSA
    226 9 Pilotage surcharge: 'Scrap it' call to PSA LOCAL shipping companies yesterday urged the Port of Singapore Authority to scrap the proposed pt lntage surcharge as It would hit them very hard. The pilotage surrnarge was originally t> have been imposed firm July but was postponed by PSA until further notice.
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    Lock icon S'pore tug tows crippled freighter to HK
    86 9 S'pore tug tows crippled freighter to HK HONOKONO. Fli. A Singapore tug, Wllvin, Is heading for Hongkong with the abandoned South Vietnamese freighter, Troung Xuan. in tow, the Marine Department here said today. The freighter was abandoned by Its crew late last April when It was reported sinking with more
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    VC meet
    31 9 MR. Lin Ouan Hoo, Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs) will attend the Vigilante Corps seventh annual swimming meet at To» Pajroh swimming poo" on July 17 at 7 JO p.m.
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    Damages claim against Govt dismissed
    259 9 Damages claim against Govt dismissed A DEPENDENCY and da- mages claim by the children of a former illegal immigrant, who died after he was knocked down by an Immigration Department van. was yesterday dismissed by the High Court. Mr. Justice Chua, in his judgment, found that the accident alonft Upper
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    Othman's date
    34 9 THE Social Affairs Minister. Enelk Othman Wok. who Is MP for Paslr Panjang. will present prizes to winners of a baby show it the Zehnder Road community centre tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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    Illegal migrant solely to blame: Judge
    162 9 Illegal migrant solely to blame: Judge However, under cross examination by Mr. H.E. Cashin, for the estate of Heng, Wong said he forgot to put down these details in the report. Another witness. Jeyaraj Ponnusamy. an immigration officer, who was seated next to the driver, told the court that as
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    Wee asked me not to send out reject letter
    2510 10 Wee asked me not to send out reject letter REPORTERS: T. F. Hwang and Ben Davidson SAYS WORK PERMIT OFFICER But after waiting for some weeks and no call came, he finally turned down the application for want of merit 'Accused made no effort to influence your decision? -No, he
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    THE CHARGES
    304 10 The five charges against Wee Toon Boon are: CHARGE ONE: On or about May 5. 1972. at 33 Greenmead Avenue. Singapore, while beinc Minister of State. Ministry of Defence, We e did corruptly accept from one Ong Keng Kok. director/secretary of Lauw and Sons, gratification, to wit, galvanised
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    Judge rules: Evidence is allowed
    250 10 letter of this and subsequently the applicant was Issued with a work permit dated Feb. 26 and which was renewable annually. Cross-examined by Mr. Marshall, witness said that while he was In charge of the Labour Inspectorate he had received many Inquiries from the public
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    Lucky six who will attend summer course in Japan
    227 10 Lucky six who will attend summer course in Japan SIX university students, including two (iris, have been selert ed for the summit murse scholarships in Japan for Asian students. The ktudrnts. five of them from the I'niversity of Singapore and one from Nanyang I'niversity, will be attending the one month
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    SERVICE 148 TO COVER KALLANG BASIN ESTATE
    242 10 SERVICE 148 TO COVER KALLANG BASIN ESTATE T»HE Singapore Bus Service announced yesterday that its Service 148 would be extended to cover the Kallang Basin Industrial Estate from tomorrow The new route Is from- Toa Payoh Town Cfcn- tre via Lorong 6. Lorong 6 Circus Slip Road, Kirn Keat Avenue,
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    FIVE JOIN THEIR MUM IN POLICE LOCK-UP
    321 11  -  MOHKEED WONG By FIVE children aged between three and 11 went along with their mother into a police lockup yesterday after she failed to pay up a fine of $2,000 for helping to run a lottery. They had refused to part with her
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    Drama contest at book festival
    83 11 THE Young Peoples Section of the National Library and the National Book Development Council of Singapore will Jointly hold a drama competition for secondi ary schools and youth organisations here. The competition In English. U In conjunction with the Festival of Book* at the Hyatt
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    Dr Goh chief guest
    42 11 THE Deputy prime Minister and Defence Minister. Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. will be guest of honour at the opening ceremony of the People's Association 15th anniversary four-day exhibition to be -held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from today.
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    Safety man who neglected his own safety
    201 11 Safety man who neglected his own safety AN operation supervisor who was chairman of bis own safety committee died from his own negligence, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Factory Inspector, Mr. Vue Kirn Hon, who investigated the accident at the Esao oil refinery In PuUu Ayer Chawan on Jane S,
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    Youth camp
    20 11 THE Metropolitan YMCA education department will organise a camp for nine to 13-year-olds from Auk 24 to M
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    Plan to scrap timescale: No says NTUC
    368 11 Plan to scrap timescale: No says NTUC 'IT WILL STIR UP A HORNET'S NEST THE National Trades Union Congress has yiven a flat "no" to a recent suggestion by the Singapore 'Manufacturers Association to abolish timescale annual Increments. In an editorial in the latest Issue of its official Journal, Perjuangan,
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    THE CABMEN'S DILEMMA
    191 11 TAXI-DRIVERS plying between Slngapo:e and Johore are now facing a dilemma because their usual parking place In Queen Street Is within the Restricted Zone. From 7.30 a.m. to 9.30 a.m., unless the driver pays $3 daily or has three passengers In his taxi, he cannot enter Queen
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    Driver's lay-off case goes to lAC
    114 11 Driver's lay-off case goes to lAC rE Singapore Bank Employees Union and the Industrial and Commercial Bank have referred a dispute over the retrenchment benefits of a M-year-old driver to the Industrial Arbitration Court. The union and the bank signed a Joint application on Thursday to refer the dispute to
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    TKD tourney
    22 11 THE Metropolitan YMCA will hold lv second annual taekwon-do tournament at Its premises In Palmer Road tonight at 1 30.
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    Transport for 7: AUPE writes to ministry
    195 13 Transport for 7: AUPE writes to ministry rpHE Amalgamated J. Union of Public Employees has urged the Ministry of Communications to provide transport to seven technicians who are "morally depressed because they have to walk 9.6 km <six miles) a day to work and return home from the Meteorological Station
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    Four AEB courses
    52 13 Four AEB courses THE Adust Education Board will hold four courses at the Beatty Secondary School Centre. Mounbattrn Centre and MacPherson Secondary South Centrr thu> month. The !low»r arrangement course and conversational Mandarin coun« will start on July 13 while courses on WeMern cooking and data processing win begin on
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    Court told of flying test for ex-MSA pilot
    266 13 Court told of flying test for ex-MSA pilot HTHE High Court j yesterday heard that a former Malaysia-Singapore Airlines pilot had achieved "minimum i standards" when he j was given a base check on a Fokker Friendship aircraft in November 1969. As a result of this, Capt. I Jack Robert
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    Jailed-man who ran smuggling service in prison
    313 13  - Jailed-man who ran smuggling service in prison GERALD PEREIRA By J^ DISTRICT court heard yesterday how storeman with the Prisons Department accepted brills from the wife of a criminal law detainee to run a "smuggling service" for the prisoner. Chong Kwong Fun, 35, the court heard, r.ad agreed to smuggle
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    MISSING WIFE URGED: COME HOME
    127 13 MISSING WIFE URGED: COME HOME MR Tan Kay Sin, proprietor of a provision shop in Nankin Street, yesterday appealed to his wife to return home. He said Madam Wong Yang (above), 30, left their home last Sunday without informing anyone in the family. Mr. Tan said his wife wanted to
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    Photography course
    55 13 Photography course THE Adult Education Beard will conduct a 12--seaston practical photography course fcr beginners at Bt Joseph's Institution on Mondays from 7 p.m. to 8.30 pm. from July 14. A similar course will be held at Bealty Secondary School on Sundays from 1 p.m. to 230 pm. from July
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    Suicide despite pleas
    115 13 Suicide despite pleas AH O U S E W I F E'B shouts failed to stop Sim Peng Kwei, 63. from jumping off from the ninth floor of a block of flats in Blair Plain, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Madan Than Yoke Yin. 44. testifying at an inquiry lot*
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    Youth concert
    22 13 THE Culture Ministry will hold a youth concert at the. lecture hall of the National Library today at 2 p.m.
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    'Live' telecast of festival opening
    70 13 'Live' telecast of festival opening RTS will telecast "live" and In colour the opening ceremony of the Singapore Youth Festival to be held at the National Stadium tomorrow on channel Bat 4.25 p.m. ThU will Include the march pan cl the schools' uniformed contingents, a colourful flash card display by
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    Funeral of Indian attache
    75 13 Funeral of Indian attache THE body of the Indian High Commission attache. Mr.. OP. Mehtanl. 45. who died on Thursday night, was cremated at the Hindu cremation ground at Upper Aljunled Road yesterday afternoon. Mr. Mehtanl was found drowned in a friends rwlnv mlng pool at Cavenafh House •t 8
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    M-cydist who rode without lights
    77 13 M-cydist who rode without lights A MOTOR CYCLIST was fined $80 yesterday for riding his machine without tront and rear lights In Brockhampton Drive on Nov. 24 at 8 30 p.m. Tun Tien Siu was also fined $80 (or not displaying L' plato*. being a holder of a provisional driving
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    Organ music tomorrow
    37 13 THE National Theatre will hold an open-air Yamaha electron* organ demonstration at the theatre grounds tomorrow from 5.30 pin. to •JO pjn. The organists NriU b» Nlchobui Urn Kwah Bog Ann and Julia Ww.
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      WORLD WOMEN
      402 14 'THE mammoth United Nations Women's Year conferences in Mexico City ended on Wednesday with allegations of undue male influence. Behind almost every woman delegate at the government-level talks, it was noted, sat a man who was invariably consulted before she uttered a word. The conferences, including a "tribune"
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      S.I.A.'s NOSE STAYS UP
      197 14 ItfOST world airlines are struggling to avoid losses or are plunging deeper into the red Singapore Airlines is still on an expansion course. For the financial year ended last March, the national carrier again exceeded targets in traffic, revenue and profits, according to Mr. J.Y.M. Pillay,
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    454 14 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane HEAR and I lor get; I tee and l remember.'' OURS U the television age. Blessed by it, we saw on TV on Tuesday the heavily-pub-ncued All-Bugner world tlUe fight in XL. Many teachers and pupils In afternoon school sessions watched the programme
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    Across the Causeway
    367 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from the New Straits Times, Malaysia. LOCAL government In Malaysia has been generally a gross failure. The Prime Minister la of coarse right In saying that local authorities mast not be merely agencies for the cleaning of roads and the disposal of rubbish.
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      Phasing out the sixfooter and the five-footway
      183 14 IN REPLY to your Midweek column by Mr. H.L. Urn (S.T., June 18) wherein a question "What do you call a fivefoot way or a sixfooter?" was put to us for answer, we would like to make the following comment: In Introducing the
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      88 14 DURING a recent trip to Kuala Lumpur I noticed that fried kwayteow stalls there have specially constructed "booths" equipped with exhaust fans and chimneys. Although the stalls were low and congested I found eating there pleasant without having to put up with fumes and the smell of fried garlic and
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      57 14 I WONDER lf fish fighting Is an offence. Recently I noticed that several shops In Selegle Road and Albert Street which used to sell fresh water flsh are now selling fighting fish. It Is very sad to see flsh fighting and tearing away each other's fins and some of them
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      PSA's conditions for laying up tankers
      148 14 WE REFER to your re- port PSA's conditions for laying ud of super-t ankers (ST., June 27) and wish to thank you for your assistance In clarifying recent erroneous speculations on the subject. However, we wish to bring to your attention the last paragraph
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    WALKING INTO DANGER
    1192 14  - WALKING INTO DANGER JOHN ROBERTS WHY PEDESTRIANS DESERVE A MUCH BETTER DEAL By who is Director of Transport and Environment Studies, Britain. I Pedestrian malls/ Smay be a must >for big projects !»S» >«!?^."t** > '^^*y ~^»,^«^g S»»3snt«i/ Straits Times, July 4. PEDESTRIANS are the unarmoured movers of our age.
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      Lock icon Singapore one of 6 nations for talks to improve trade
      196 15 Singapore one of 6 nations for talks to improve trade MANILA: Top busiA ness executives from six Asian countries will hold a three-day conference here from July 29 to explore better terms and working arrangements for industries in the region. Mr. David Sycip, chairman of the host council for economic
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      Lock icon Wheelock expects improvements
      98 15 Wheelock expects improvements SYDNEY: Wheelock Marden Investments (Australia* expects to earn a profit for the current year to endMarch. 1970, the company said. In a statement accompanying the report Of a AJ224.624 for 1974/ 75, the company saldboth Is manufacturing and property divisions were adversely affected by the depressed economy
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      Haw Par: Call by SES for third party report
      1052 15  - Haw Par: Call by SES for third party report MARTIN LIM By THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has again accused Haw Par Brothers International of giving "irreconciliable and incorrect" information on the distribution of its assets and has asked the company to furnish an independent accountant's report "to avoid any
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      FIGURES GIVEN ARE 'CORRECT'
      350 15 IN a swift two-page reply to the SES letter. Haw Par disagreed with the points raised by the Exchange and maintained that the figures supplied by the company on the distribution of assets by territories are correct. The letter, signed by the chairman. Mr. J.G.B. Oammell.
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      Lock icon Broken Hill plans to curb expansion
      239 15 MELBOURNE: Broken Hill Proprietary has deferred Its expansion programmes and begun a cost-cutting campaign due to a sharp downtrend In steel orders, local press reports said. A BHP spokesman said the reports did not come from the company and said BHP Is making no
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      Asian $ bond ceremony
      115 15 Asian bond ceremony AT the closing cere- mony of the Keppel Shipyard $27 million bond issue tast Wednesday, Mr. Geor«v Bof&ars (left), chairman of Keppel, exchanged eon tracts with Mr. YOUO Hoeoi, managing director of Daiwa Securities (right), while OverseaChinese Braking Corporation director and general manager Mr. Lin Jo Yen
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      Briefly...
      186 15 MARKS and Spencer. British chain store operators, report that profits for the first quarter of the year ending March 1976 aye ahead while sales are up by 10 to 15 per cent in volume terms and nearly 30 per cent in value terms. Miramar Hotel and Investment of Hongkong
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      1195 15 1 COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS LIMITED Annual Report And Accounts For The Year Ended 31st January, 1975. Chairman's Statement circulated to stockholders and to be presented at the Annual General Meeting of the Company in Singapore on 19th July, 1975. GROUP PERFORMANCE 'Jaya' Supermarket and Shopping Centre in Petahng Jaya. the
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      New-style condominium for gracious living
      485 16  -  MOK SIN PIN By rE ne w 1 y-intro-duced condomlnlum townhouse and mal s o n nette building concept, very popular In many countries, has yet to fire the imagination of Singapore developers. Although the Ministry of National Development encourages this type of high and
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      Kuwait likely to invest As3om in beef project
      280 16  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: Kuwait Is considering a As3o million Investment In a Western Australian beef project with a capacity to turn off 10.000 cattle a year. Negotiations with some Middle East countries have gone on for at least a year to
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      179 16 Anglo French Trading baa announced the .appointment of Mr. Pernr rbaa Song Chye as marketing manager for Its Singapore office. He succeeds Mr. E.L. Bovine who has left for a new posting In Belgium. Mr. Eric Teo. managing director of Progressive Enterprise, has returned trom a two-week
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        NEW YORK
        315 16 XJEW YORK, Thura.— Stock prices overcame early declines to close sllght- ly ahead today In quiet pre- holiday trading The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 1.41 potnU to clcje at ***** The market opened lower as the First National City Bank, as expected, raised Its prime rate point
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        Indices
        100 16 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 3HI Wednesday 315 3 Week ago 30SJ TINB Thursday 98 SS Wednesday MJ7 Week ago »9 78 BUHBBKB Thursday 425.M Wednesday 422 48 Week ago 416 80 OILS Thursday 277.J1 Wednesday 2SI »1 Week ago 278.3 a DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 871 79 Wednesday
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        AMSTERDAM
        132 16 AMSTERDAM. Thura.— Dutch Internationa* were weaker led by Royal D«t*h, though Hi am him remained unchanged, dealers »ald. Losses exceeded gains among Dutch locals. Carre, VMF. Heteeake*. IHC were among the weaker spota. Beer and Oee-Grlalca led ■fat Dutch state loans war* also very weak. Cloalaf prtcw m Dutch
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        ZURICH
        124 16 yURICH. Ttwrs Dus to MJ toe lack of **t—nlattnt factors the Zurich stock mtrfcet almost oame to S standstill today, with prices remaining u»*»S»nsi«ri from ytrtsrdsrs ami. Trading volume was •xospOonaUy low. Bonds were steady. The Credit Itirtaw index talnod 03 point to 183 J. Ctaalns prtcaa la l«lu
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        HONGKONG
        239 17 UONOKONO, PH. ThO market held steady •round lower opening levels on lack of Interest in quiet trading, brokers said. Jardlns Matheson. which said It plans to acquire a 61 per cent stake In Rennies Consolidated Holdings of Bouth Africa, slipped to HKB2I.SO. The Hang Seng index fell 0.81 point
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        Gold markets
        61 17 Thurtd., m,0n..4m, un mi MHbournt ,1) 124 12SW l4»Mtoo |«3. &OB 1M.508 1«4. BO* IdSJOS '*»■<" 1M.50 Unav. Zurich 1U.738 IM.SOB I*4 TSi ItU.SOB l^»1« 1«7.40 170.0S FrMU, Thurutay Hortkons 16a 15 1M 10 Spor* (2) IU»B IU.UB 1MO«S 16«.«M Xport prtcn In non •t»rhn« »nt la u.g.
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        TOKYO
        179 17 TOKYO, PH.— The market extended yesterdays faU. dealers said. The Dow Jones average kMt 45.75 to Close at 4,445.72. with the volume tumbling to 17b million shares from 230 million shares yesterday The New index closed at *****. down 286 Today s closing prices In yen with the difference
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        SYDNEY
        280 17 cYDNTY. PH.— The market ended the week on a firm note In active trading although profit-taking at mid -session and near the ctoss slowed the advance of fome leading shares, dealers said. The Sydney All-OrdlnarUs Index lost 044 point to 380.R6 Utah touched an all-tun? high of A 58.20
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        Money and exchanges
        234 17 Money and exchanges »T*HE U.S. dollar opened 4 slightly higher In the Singapore forex market yesterday at 82.3156 60 during early trading but slackened to Its overnight level of (2.3150 55 despite confirmation of Pint National City Bank's Increase In IU prime lending rate to 7 per cent. Suggested Interbank
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        NOMINAL RATES
        150 17 Suggested Interbank rstes at 330 pm F^Mtoy Itnal p*rt»r 178 dollar 2.3150 2.3160 2 819 C Sterling pound 508 14 5 0837 7 3469 iongkong dollar 44.70 4ti 75 50 51 l«»lays:an dollar 99 33 90.42 100 00 lust, schilling 13.7078 13 8004 12 1012 iel franc (com)
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        188 17 A BLAN currency deposit In- terbank rate* as at dose on Friday, July 4: NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. Offtr Bid 7 days 6 7 8 6 3/4 1 mth 7 3 8 7 1/4 2 mlhs 7
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        Money market
        43 17 Samreo: P. Murray Jones International Closing Interbank rates lr Singapore dollar* for July 4 Offer BM Overnight 3 5 8 3 1/1 1 mth 4 12 4 1 < 2 mths 4 7 1 4 3/' 3 mlhs 1 4 6 1/1
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        DISCOUNT MARKET
        50 17 RANOE of raits otfrrad by diacouat Iwun gn July 4 Ovtraisiit 2\ to I l C»U SafKMlt ■Msa 3 month r«»uiy bllU 3J;I II II 3 month «nki Mill 4 T/ll 4 5 1* (-•math CD 5 < 13 i« month CD 5 lt/l« ill/11 %mmt: NatloaaJ UlMOual
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        Treasury bills tender
        139 17 |> EBILTB of Traasary IXI bills lender heM en July 4 for tl-aay. 182-day. 173--•ay and 344-day Mils: Offered: $4* smlUlon lilday bills to be lamed from July 1 U 111: IU sallUea HU-day Mils to W awii on Jaly 7); $M smlllion (171-day Mil* to ha
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      77 16 $2.5 m S'pore venture plan HOUSTON. Brown Oil Tools Inc plans to enter a Joint venture with Straits Steamship to service and sell oil industry equipment. Under the plan. Brown said it would buy sllßhtly over 50 per cen' of two Singapore and Hongkong-based companies of Straits Steamship's partly owned
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1585 17 -rHE last transacted ready 1 sale at that close of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday tompared with the previous dsys prices together with !975 high and :ow. (•Adjusted tec scrip, rights bwue). 183 I.S? MaJakofl 173 ■iihii Unit Truat (HiMli'i aviaat far i\Mi T) T*ie
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1115 17 ■DID and offer prices olftclaily llMed and business In and reported to the Btook Bxchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Time Bargains or SettlnneT.t CMitracta are quoted after the word "Sett."
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      Lock icon Jardine bids for Rennies stake
      128 17 JOHANNESBURG: Jardine, Matheson Consolidated Holdings said it is holding talks likely to lead to the acquisition by Jardlne of a 51 per sent stake in Rennies costing about 15 million rand. The companies said the acquisition is like y to Involve a combination of an
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        Rises
        40 17 F.L. L'stoa 17IC Fusan )abp Ind. rraetor b'OB L < hoc. ,'OL Loan I Unt *aluuic lumr H-: i. Darby »4.»6 *1.M II.J4 »J.»I M.M M.n »1.M |1J« ll.U 11.74 J« .M M +M M M -t-.tl ■•1 +M -t-.Ol
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        28 17 rnma t (iun HeaUag V. Store I. Land Inch. Sjtex IZ.K fl.W IZ.S1 KM ll.SI Sl.K tl.U »t.S5 .14 —.12 .M .M .M —.04 .M OS —.•3
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        Most active stocks
        22 17 Stane Darby 41«.*M Malayan Credit lIUN Faber Bferiin tCvM V. O. B. 75,»50 Total Tnnasver: I.MM Total Valne: t£.«7M
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        INDICES
        59 17 Ju*y 3 Jatr 4 Industrial.: **7.M OMI Finance. 415.CS 417.M 1 HotrU 17«.13 17S.M PropriUn: 17S.N 17J.8J t TIm: 1*1.71 1*1.71 t I rabben: XtlM SI1.J1 1 O.CJI.C: 1*1.14 2*4.62 i SX.S. In*.: 2*9.S5 ZMJt Dec. 3*. 1M« 1M f Dee. 31. 1M* It* Dec. 2», 1M2 1M O
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      951 17 BID and offer prices officially hated and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the lumber of shares traded siiown In brackets in lota of 1.000 mill* unless otherwise specified INDUtTniALS A|inamata 11 «'IK 1.988) A. Taoa (0.738) Alcan ISJgBJI A Cnac. (11
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      More dips in share prices
      385 17 AFTER a steady start, prt.es on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday took an easier tone, resulting in most Issues finishing in minus territory. Sentiment remained weak with scattered dealings across the board within narrow margins. This was clearly reflected by the Straits Times Industrial
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      Mixed finish in KL market
      277 17 Mixed finish in KL market CHARE prices fluetuated narrowly and closed on a mixed note at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. The market showed no fresh Interest with operators concentrating on squaring up positions at the end of the week. Bhares opened marginally higher In steady conditions but lack
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      189 17 Hutchison Fin plans to reduce capital HONGKONG: Hutchison Financial Corp said It plans to reduce the par value of Its shares to HK$3 from $5. The reduction of issued capital by $70 million to $105 million will reflect more closely its underlying assets, it said, Additionally, the balance of $28
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      PALM OIL
      125 17 EUROPE was firm and heavily traded on Thursday while the US wu very firm and active, according to MPOPA Quotations In UBs cent (Rotterdam) unless sUted were: Afloat (OS) 17.75 cent* traded: July (CS) 17 cents sellers, <U8) 18.50 cents buyer*. $3«5 <US) 16.50 cents traded; Aug 1360/
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        Straits tin
        209 17 TTHI Etrslti tin price was A unchanged at $*25 per plcul In Ptnang yesterday on an official offering doom 6* tons to 340 tons. The overnight London market was steady I /lth forwsra buyers gaining U to £3.100 per metric ton. LONDON: Tin standard finished with losses t*
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        Copper prices
        32 17 London copper prices on Thursday (previous In brackeu) Wlrakar Spot buyer £54» ((555.50) seller £540.30 (iSSt.3O): Three Month buyer 1368 (£574.30) aeller fSW (£575). Market taeia: Steady. tales: 13.673 tonnes
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        29 17 Rubber: Jaly 4. Singapore: July 128.25 cts. (up *5» ct.) Malaysia Jaly 131.H cU (up I.M eta). Tin: $925 (unch.) Official offering 340 tons (down SI tons).
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        PRODUCE
        101 17 v CMAMCI tINOArORa MOON CLOSING midl Pin PICUL TIITSROAV «.ae*lMt OH: bulk tSSN sellers. dram I«ON seller. Cava: Mixed < loose) UK/Coot. J27|N b. Pecver: Muntok AST A wbita f.o.b. 100* NLW S2BO sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. as* m.W ***** sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.h. NL.W f. 170 seller*.
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        Duty rates
        60 17 *T*HE Malarslan MlnWrr nf Flnanee has fixed these rates lor rslialalliii Ciatoms doUes from Jul. 3 until fuithrr notice. K^hbrr 57'» eto a lb Copra f 120 a ton P. Kernel MJS.ZS a ton The rates of daties available are: Bobber 2'«eteilb (Total 7*4 eto a B» (Surcharre
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        Rubber market
        584 17 AFTER an unchanged open- Ing yt.te:day, the Singapore rubber market ncptrlenced quiet conditions throughout the morning with vlituaily no prior movmtnts. Quietly steady conditions ruled during the afternoon following better demand for forwards attributed to speculative sources. The market closed quiet with July RSS One buyers quoted at
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        SMR and SSR
        103 17 rvAILr Bsfß and BSR prices Issued at noon yesterday: J»*y Assr. SCV SL 5 10 20 SO 30 SO Bayer* B*Urra B«jen Mkn (crntaperkt) (mtaparkf) (1 ton pallet) 134 50 134.50N ***** 137.&0N (1 ton pallet) 134 00 135 00 N 135 00 136.00N (1 ton pallet)
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        Little changed on balance
        379 17 rpHE quiet and thin ooncO- tlons noticeable at the end of last week were carried over Into this period and became accentuated, with dally fluctuations narrow. says Holiday. Cutler. Bath In IU weekly rubber report The Singapore and Malaysian markets finished little changed on balance. Initiative
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      532 18 I TECHNICIAN /OPERATOR I REF 176/BS3I BRUNEI SHELL Petroleum Company Limited has vacancies for Radio Technician/Operator in the Telecommunications division of its Engineering Department based in Seria, State of Brunei. Candidates. should have gained a Malaysia Certificate of Education, or its equivalent, and possess a City and Guilds (Intermediate) Certificate
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      596 18 wWHfi^\ SINEAPORE INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH^ Jk I I The Singapore Institute ol Standards Industrial Research is a statutory oody. providing an integrated range of services to Industry in consultancy. testing, research and development, standardization and quality control Owing to continuous expansion ol our programmes we now have a
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      567 18 C. TECHNICAL OFFICERS ($675 to $1433) i) Quality Control Standards A Science degree, preferably in Chemistry or Physics or a degree/diploma in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Selected candidates will assist in the preparation ol Singapore Standard Specifications, to sample and inspect products under the Institutes Certification programmes, and other allied
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    Kidne dialysis centre to open in September
    322 19 Kidne dialysis centre to open in September rE new self-depend-ency dialysis centre at Alexandra Hospital set up by the National Kidney Foundation at a cost of 9} million, will be opened on Sept. 0. President Sheares. who Is patron of NKF. will officiate at the opening ceremony. Mr. T.T. Dural.
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    Major powers in S-E Asia
    53 19 THE University of Slnga- pore's Extramural Studies Department will hold a 20- lecture course on the major powers In South-east Asia from July 7. Dr. Lav Telk Soon and Dr. Lee Lai To, lecturers In the University's Department of Political Science, will conduct the course.
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    YMCA trip
    21 19 THE Metropolitan YMCA will organise a trip to the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia from Aug. 14 to 17.
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    New Soviet envoy's firmer ties pledge
    481 19 RUSSIA'S principal polity towards Singapore is one of sincere and (inn wish to develop mutual relations on a beneficial basis, the new Soviet Ambassador, Mr. Y.I. Razdukhov, said at a press conference yesterday. Mr. Razdukhov, in his first interview to newsmen since his arrival
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    Mosque fund: Too early to assess response
    287 19 Mosque fund: Too early to assess response MUSLIM businessmen here yesterday described the figures released by the Muslim Religious Council for the mosque building fund as "too premature." They denied their "poor response" to the scheme, launched In May, for the proposed 1600,000 mosque at Toa Payoh, which Is expected
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    NEW FIRE STATION GETS FINAL TOUCHES
    124 19 NEW FIRE STATION GETS FINAL TOUCHES rUNISHINO touches are V now being put to the $1.2 million fire station off Jalan Boon Lay in Jurong. The standard threebay fire station with two fire engines and an ambulance on call will be ready by the end of the month, said chief
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    SIM course
    44 19 THE Singapore Institute of Management will hold a course on Training Management Development Advisers at the SIM Conference Room. Thong Teck Building, from Aug. 11 to 13 between 9 am and spm The fee Is $385 for members and $385 for non-members.
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    Fined under Companies Act
    63 19 Fined under Companies Act V A 8 H I Chandiram Mahtanl was fined $1,500 yesterday for failing to submit a statement of affairs of his company which was liquidated on April 19. Vashl who fit then a director of Kashmir Restaurant pte. Ltd. did not submit the statement within 14
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    Direct aid for aged: How they qualify
    215 19 rpHE aged and handle apped who will qualify (or direct aid by the Red Cross Society, under a new scheme announced by President Sheares Hs patron and president on Wednesday have been classified under three groups. They are, according to priority: FAMILIES with
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      77 19 I I LAST DAY FOR HALF PRICE LAST DAY FOR 20% DISCOUNT ON OUR NEW COLLECTION HONGKONG SHOE CO. 67 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE 6 70, PETALING STREET. KUALA LUMPUR Yojr friendly bottler of Coca-Cola brings back your favourite DJ, Patrick Teohin the y l-v is 'i_ B^b^ f Www,:/v.
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      994 19 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 1.11 PM Opening and Sesame Street I 7^5 H** aai Wlita Miastral Sfcan (laaaati 2JS Saturday Matmee-Oual Alibi, starring: Her MS Tfca Stratts af Saa Fraadua Iritr Uf bert Loin, Phyllis Dixey, Terence de Marney Faar 0 3.35 liter CMStitieiey FaatM CM»ttitiM 75 1.30 Mm
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      1345 20 aaaafl laaA J laV I k I B^k^| S. Taraf iamntn: Tetap dan berpencen s Tamp oft Parcubaan: l) Calun-calun darl lantlkan terus 3 tahun II) Calun-calun darlpada pegawalpegawal yang sedang berkhldmat l"i tahun 7. Papartkaaan: Sepertl yang dUyaratkan dldalam Seklm Perkhldmatan Pegawal Penyelldlk (Kejuruteraan Mekanlk) (Badan-badan Berkanun). 1 Latn-latn
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      637 20 PENGAMBILAN MATA-MATA BIASA (LELAKI DAN WANITA) PASUKAN POLIS DIRAJA MALAYSIA (Semananjung Malaysia) (a) (1) Jawataa: Mata-Mata Blasa (Lelakl dan m m WanlU) dalam Pajukan PolU Dl Raja Malaysia, (ti) KumpuUn Perkeranlan dan Teknlk. (b) Tara/ Karakyataa: Warganefara Malaysia. it i I mur Tldak kurang dan 18 tahun dan tldak meleblhl
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      1054 21 NOTICE ATTENTION ALL OLD PUPILS OF G.E.S./S.S E.S./S.M.I. SEGAMAT re going to celebrate our Golden bileevery shortly. The School needs ir co-operation by filling the form iw> Name: Postal Address: I rar of (Graduation: Present Occupation: LM Post It To:GURU BESAR, SKKOLAH MENENGAH INGGERIS. SKGAMAT, JOHOR. Or: Tel. Segamat 27.
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      323 21 THE MALAYSIAN ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (INSTITUT AKAUNTAN UMUM MALAYSIA) announces that the next examinations will be held in Kuala Lumpur, Penang. Kota Kinabalu. Johore Bahru and Kuching. Part I: 10th and 11th November 1975 Part II: 10th, 11th and 12th November 1975 Part III: 12th, 13th and 14th
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      269 21 usso) CHEMICALS ESSO CHEMICALS MALAYSIA invites applications for the following positions: ACCOUNTANT Responsibilitits He will primarily be responsible for the accounting and financial functions of the company and is expected to work independently. Qualifications Applicants should be Malaysian citizens, able to speak and write Bahasa Malaysia and English and have
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      681 21 I DO# CHEMICAL PACIFIC LIMITED has a vacancy for a I suitably qualified Malaysian Citizen, preferably a" I Bumiputra. to fill the following post: I SALES EXECUTIVE FOR AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS I Qualifications: A recognised Degree or Diploma in Agricultural Science. I Experience: Requires a minimum of 1-2 years working experience
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    60 22 Mr Tay Hong Seng, aged 65 years passed away peacefully on 3.7.75 leaving behind beloved wife Mdm. Mary Khoo Hock Neo. only son: Billy Tay Hal Hln. only daughter Susie Tay Choo Neo. daughter-in-law: Susan Oh Kirn Mul and granddaughter: Karen Tay Moot Hua. Cortege leaves 3. Burnfoot Terrace
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      565 22 Placement Advisory Services for Clients INSTITUTE OF BANKING AND FINANCE is looking for the right man to fill the position of: DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTE This is M excellent opportunity for a pro grcssive and capable executive who is eager to build up an organisation and tn accept the authority and
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      728 22 DYNO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE. LTD. We ore o well estoblished chemical compony manufacturing Formalin ond Adhesives for the woodworking mdustu| Our activities ore expanding and early 1 976 our new plant will come on stream for production of: 1. Alkyd Resms for the Paint Industry and 2. Polyester Resins for
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      655 22 Applicotions ore invited from male Singapore Citizens for the appointments of:SENIOR SALES REPRESENTATIVES Age: 23 to 30 years. Qualifications: A Technician Diploma in Mechanicol, Production or Marine Engineering. Holders of Industrial Technician Certificates and holders of H.S.C. who have sufficient relevant technicol bock ing gained either through experience or supplementary
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      690 22 DUCTURAL I WCE FOREMAN BRUNEI SHELL Peu-oleum Company Limited has a vacancy for a Structural Maintenance Foreman in its Engineering Maintenance Department, based in Seria, State of Brunei. Duties: Supervision of structural repair and modification work on offshore drilling and production structures; Supervision of paint work and hydrostatic pressure testing;
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      334 22 IN THK HKIH OI'KT Off THK KKPIBI.H OV SINGAPOa Companies Winding Up No. 18 of 1975 In the Atter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) And In the Matter of K K Piling Construction (Singapore) Private Limited. NOTK'K Or' WINI)lN<;-rP <>Kl>H< In the Matter of X.X Piling Construction (Singapore) Private
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      1452 23 CttTTAINEKiNIP SERVICE TO W/CWITINENT IiMBMC EIPRESS S 7i'to* D ,"_i Vm, Xl U JL ■:<H»«I UPtfSS 11 111, 21 1.1, 11 Ai| II AM IS Ai! It S -:00« lAN SAn H 111 nla 21 la »IM iiMM N_ ti in tstft isTJT tstjf "siS "«n itsntt ns.it itstft utwt
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      1333 23 Ben Ocean A/otnt service d ßen Line Blue FUnneiOen Line and NSMO ti hi eamiNENi Bat t tion P. Ki'mf Ptwif Itrtft rtl EBMAIVS* SUM SfiMl to H/S M| It M Ml H H~. C'att. 4SC4NIUS' Sa.M Sa.lM I 7 111, 4An L. iot«. H« I, I'pool, S'ica. paivatiait c
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      1233 23 ill mmwAm^'f^^^t^i^ I __L""^K^^Mr^/^**^^ MIB *^V/*^l_l_H_fe_l lvnti HlMrt lini IW S'liaaflM 011-llt Brtatii Aatatrl All U.K. HIMtIUC lIHIK .*J!!L AMtr.l Ha—* Btt HAWDIWC EXPRESS HM, v in, j,- ,kn ,tH H"?«!!*.i;' tIM nr» n 3 14 1; is ts ii i 2 217. U J. a ><- «ni xi 4
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      1173 23 FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE TO EUROPE r Ktlinf S'jo-t FM Sim? 'i'*t to>7 to*| 21 Ro crl :r| *-sterd»m. Antwerp, Le Htvrs. "nJn°" Wit tS ti Bl l > tmm *l Bre-w, Brem«ilia»«n, Ta'Mi""* JJ." Copei*a|aa. tkrtiwibaa Ma*aot. itnilAN stit i| st*lii Stock-helm. Oslo. Hclsni,, U'lttO KmgJom. Cki f Tan ICL
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      895 23 Siatapara *****4. t. Ktt*f (341; It 7*3711. Htm\ H3II. THE BANK LINE LTD. ioads fn c is Anna ■IVIIIH HMhl at«,c. M<-l>a U ttonnp. Dwtti. I. U».«. C' $w m EBMBANI IMiw.l.ik. h«,>r I S '-,ca: P«. M lln S t3.t It It M, 'tOM IWT I SIVtH IFtKI FBt
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    250 24 jHt POUT OP »IHO*aoP)E AUVHOMITY ANMOUNCED THE FOLLOWING BCRTHINQ ANRANQIMENT* FOP) SATUH DAY. JULY S OUT: Taronca 1/2. Nanshln Mam 5 Orchard Oold 6/7. Philippine Prrsidcm Quinno 13/14. Mrljyusan Maru 1516. Barer Cix 19. Rajah Bronkf 20 Wrst. Houn Maru 27 28. Polvdorus 33 34. Tatra 35/34.
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    30 25 CjBARRY ALLERCREME LIP STICKS Just arrived 1 Breaihta- nt of contempor mi range of Dumetlcs also available srtUi purchase City Ist Floor. Plaza i and Ist Floor. Penlnuplex
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    35 25 3 Religious Announcements e*ESBYTERIAN CHURCH SINQAPORE Corner Orchard Road Road Sunday Service and 6 00 p m Sunday iK> am A nursery Is I tor children of parents i:ng the Morning Service M.'indurln Service All
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    36 25 MRS MARY SOLOMON of J B i»*e<i away in Nazareth India 75 Deeply mourned by k-randchlldren and lovSHOHET JOSEPH NAIM, Aged 70. vaji peacefully 4 7.75 In uistralla leaving behind hKn and twelve grand-
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    48 25 Mr ARTHUR KOIKE and family of Mn Clare Koike nee members ritndaand roßeaiues for their attendance IUM anfl dona■■r bereavement thanks to doctors and r O R.O.H Ward 48 MR* KANAGAMA SOB imaniAM anrl children thank i lends for their -.dance to the funeral, i condolences
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      1746 25 classified ads jg FINISH ARTIST required by Adver- Using Company Minimum one e^ year experience In advertising I studio. Write to S T Box A9IUS I stating salary required A Large Internetlonel Manufacturing Company requires ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for her Personnel Department I to perform the following duties 1 Implement employment
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      676 25 SALESMEN/ SALESGIRLS WANTED. Experience In office furniture, suitcase and oil additives advantage but not essential Own transport necessary Salary plus commission Application In own handwriting to Oedol Singapore (Pte) Ltd. 161. 2F. South Bridge Road. Spore 1 SALES ENGINEERS In view of our expansion Into the marine field we require
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      804 25 EXPERIENCED ALTO PLATEN Operator required bj progressive printers In Jurong Town. Ring Miss Choo *****8 for Interview A well established locs'. Company specializing In all the Automotive Engineering wotxs In the Motor Industry (example service maintenance, repair, rebuild and refurbishment of vehicles and its related equipment) wishes to offer PERMANENT
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      738 25 PERSONAL ASSISTANT required Age between 15 years and 21 years Education of at least Primary Six Interested applicants call personally at 449-A. River Valley Road. Singapore. 10. for Interview on Sunday 6th July 1975 at 10 30 am THE UNITED AGENCIES (PTB.) LTD. Invites applications for the following positions (1)
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      667 25 NEW MSRILAND. SOCIAL Escort requires top personnel full and part-time welcome We offer good salary and Incentives Call personally at. 5359 Oolden Mil* Shopping Centre. 4 p.m. ft. 3o p.m. HP I A well established company with modern amenities and canteen, recreational facilities, excellent working conditions and offering fringe benefits
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      809 25 VOUNO HARDWORKING OIRL Friday with secretarial experience seeking challenging and permanent lob Please reply to S T Box A ***** HONEST MALAY AMAH understand Engllsn washing, cooking. Ironing 150 Paslr Pan Jang Road si m s. (8.5). SUPERB SEMI-DETACHED BUNOALOW dlst 10. 11 3 large bedrooms, big living and dining
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      801 25 VEIIV LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS I 10, 11 12 3- .huge bedrooms with central alrcondltlonlng Very spacious living and dining room servant's amenl-, ties, with and without swimming pool Cell 4*440*/ 4M320/ e**S*o DIST PENTHOUSI 4 bedrooms. bathrooms servant's quarters separate living, dining Marble parquet floorii furnished Also apartments Dyson Road. Hlllcourt.
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      873 25 WANTED UNFURNISHED FLAT or small house at moderate rent Contact Jimmy *****8 EUROPEAN ARCHITECT requires tlrcondliloned furnished room or small flatlet preferably close lo central area Please contact Dale Tel >1 1211 ext 518 (office hours) 'ENTRALLV AIRCONOITIONED illy furnished luxury flat two ••drooms. private swimming pool vered carpark. Impressive
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      546 26 TANGLIN HALT 3-roomed HDB Flat fully renovated, furnished no blockage and In good locality (Seeing isbellevlng) For viewing ring 621 328 TWO 2 ROOM UNITS joined Into one flat 3 bedrooms. 2 bathMaster bedroom with bathroom Very large hall Ring ■■SKA 2-STOREV TERRACE/ semidetached house preferably 15 1* Principals ]>l
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      782 26 I WANTED TO RENT SHOP or shophouse Must be on the main road Preferably dlst 19 or 20 Ring Mr Chan after 200 pm ***** KATONG NEWLY COMPLETED storey shophouse for sale at main East Coast Road Opposite (Lav's Arcadia) Freehold 1.500 sq ft. 2 parking ols $250 000 Tel
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      888 26 SIAKSON COACH TOURS 28. Prir.sep Street. Slngapore-7 Tel ***** 10 lines 1 Peninsula Office. Coleman Street Tel *****4 t *****6 Cockpit Office. Penans Road. Tel *****26. 3 372M5 7 days Malaya alrcon bus $150'- (Including Oentlng Highlands) $175/- Fiery Sunday days Haadyal Songkhla atrcon bus $160- Every Sunday 14 day?
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      648 26 UNIQUE ONE-WAY TOURS Guaranteed DeHy Departure Detui Air-conditioned coach Haadyal $40 Butterworth $30 I Ipoh $26 Kuala Lumpur $16 POPULAR BUDGET TOURS Penang/Cameron Highlende 4DSN $7190 Peneng/lpoh 3IHN SS*.M Pangk or/Pone ng/Cemoron Highland* SD6N SM.9O Haadyal 5 Days SSS Koto Tine* I Day SS Please see tomorrow's paper for other
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      663 26 VISIT MOO* Rf BTMOUBE This Sunday for Exciting Chicken Curry Lunch. Nasl Lemak (Coconut Rice). Sambal Gula Melaka. S3 50/- per person Also Chilli Crabs. Steamed Prawns. Steamboat CAFE ATAS In FITZPATRIOKS SUPERMARKET SHOPPING ARCADE for Lunch Morning 4 Afternoon Tea Western at Local Menu at Economical Prices TIL: ******
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      751 26 IMPORT EXPORT PROCEDURES and Documentation Establishing overseas contact, sries clause, methods of payme.it. freight calculations, types of L/C. contracts, banking and shipping procedures. BTN coding, customs procedures, transhipment, reexport. Insurance and claims, etc Every Saturday afternoon 3 6 p m commencing 12 7.75 at 402. 3rd floor. People's Park Complex
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      686 26 PITMAN SCRIPT SHORTHAND for complete beginners commencing 23/7/75 Recognised by LCC Enquiries: Management Training Centre. Unit 304 (3rd Moor) New People's Park Centre. Spore I.' Tel ***** SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE FULL PRIVATE SECRETARY CERTIFICATE Commencing 15th July Subfects include- Secretarial duties and Office services Structure, of Business Business Communication
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      816 26 MTC GROUP IST* LCC Spring eim: Accounting Book-keeping Costing Commercial Law Management Accounting Auditing Shorthand Typewriting A'fP "yj^kble courses for ACA EXAM AIB CMA and AIA Enquiries MANAGEMENT TRAINING CENTRE Unit 304 (3rd floor) f#ool»j'bj Pftrtt Ctxitr* T«i 744 M and ASIA COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 542-A Upper Serangoon Roed Spore 1S
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      791 26 ACCOROION 1 YEAR OLD. China made SO bases. 37 trebles. 5 regls(lood condition Interested call Mis* Llm *****3 YAMAHA ORGAN 812 double deck built-in mlnlpops $2,000 o n o Tel: Roland Loh *****1 8 00 am 5 00 p m ANTIQUES FOR SALE, Chinese porcelain, black wood furniture plain and
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      720 26 ARE TOU TOO FAT? If overweight Is your pn^ can help you We have the |/rv latest methods and equipeynt designed especially to hejp jr»u lose weight Finn and lone up your body Results ere outc*. and rates are reeaoneWe We ilso have facial treatment gymnasium facilities and slender tone
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    Chinese tankers coming for repairs
    185 27 Chinese tankers coming for repairs £HINA is planning to vend more ships, including lankci% to local shipyards for drydocking and repaint, according; to shipping sources yesterday. The first Chinese tanker to arrive here, tre 80.000-ton Taihu. left Sembawang Shipyard early this week after drydocking and repairs. So far. only two
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    $1-2,410 sift to poor from firemen
    92 27 $1-2,410 sift to poor from firemen <\ 11/| R LJrn Beng Lock. I I*l president of the Fire I I Brißade Sports Club, I presented a cheque for $12,410 to Little Sisters of the Poor In Thomson Road yesterday. i The monty was raised from the sale, ol tickets for
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    Prices of most foods stable
    250 27 Prices of most foods stable PRICES of most essential commodities remained stable yesterday, the* Trade Department reported. Rice: Thai 100 per cent *O' 81 cents a katl or 605 g: Thai 10 per cent 68 cents: Australian 10 per cent 68 cents; US 15 per cent 72 cents; and US
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    Riddle of the missing $40,000 watches
    112 27 THE loss of $40,000 worth of electronic watches at Singapore Airport has baffled airport officials and the police. For. despite tight security measures, the Hatches were stolen only two houis after they were imported here on June 23. According to informed sources, the authorities
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      566 27 classified ads LIAN AIK DECORATION ConCompany specialise In rillr fencing, gardening nting furniture, office/ -(■novation, extension k permit application CALL 84M41 for U K made de.inyl carpet floors Free ni All jobs guaranteed tTHAY AIR-CONDITION Re-:*-ciaUsl in sales/ repair ill kinds of alrrfi refrigerators cold ATLAS REFRIGERATION AIRCONDITIONING SERVICES 91$
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      2230 27 COMPANY CLOSED! Selling 12 sets Brand New Elegant and High -class Lounge Suite Also available, beautiful Chromed with tinted-glass Coffee Table to match Can be purchased individually at extremely low prices Call 161. Joo Ctilat Terrace on Sunday 10 am Xo 5 pm. |6g(Ftot(fts7(ftei? BT««««ssH fIMOTHOM OR STYLE FURNITURE $40
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      716 27 MOTORCYCLE. HONOA fjß 500 1972 black. Dunstalls. -Bunlop Bosch. Shoewl and other accessories Excellent for touring or commuting Expat must sell at $2 500 Contact *****4 or *****0 after office hours. TOff-rog ristoroofs Nobody else ah. OCS3M CORTINA 1" 1972 alrcond new tax/ Insurance. Recently reconditioned like new model Selling
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      703 27 TMUHM MM 1967 alrcond. resprayed excellent condition 30 m p.| owner leaving S3OOO Palmer Tel ***** ext SM. weekdays and Saturdays 9 a.m. 5 pm 1*73 MINI CLUBMAN sporU rims metallic paint, air-cooler, accident free, low mileage. M 800 ono 220 Middle Road Tfl: *****2 IMS MODIL IMI c.c Lancia
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      300 27 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18. 1970 EDITION) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday. 22nd July. 1975 at the Official Assignee's Chambers. Top Floor. Supreme Court Building. Singapore 6 In Bankruptcy Nos. 295/74 Llm Swee Chee of No
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      22 27 ADVERTISE IN CLASSIFIEDS CALL CATS Mondays -Fridays: 8.30 a.m. 5.00 p.m. Saturdays: 8.30 cm. 3.00 p.m. fgggVCLASSIFIED ADS IcaxjJ TELEPHONE \rmuj SERVICE
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      4 brothers get death for murder
      962 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday COUR brothers were senfenced to death by the High Court today for the murder of a pork seller in April last year. The seven-man Jury returned a unanimous verdict of guilty after two hours of deliberation. The four brothers Tham Kai
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      Man accused of murder discharged
      83 28 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Dara Singh was given a discharge not amountIng to an acquittal by the Sessions Court here today on a tentative charge of murdering former police Inspector Phooplnder Singh. 40. He was discharged when the main witness. Rajendra Singh. 25. a taxi driver,
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      Lock icon Towkays' visit
      28 28 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A 36-member team of businessmen froGi Hongkong's Chineae General Chamber of la now In Penin•ular Malaysia to study Incentive* for foreign Investors Reuter.
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      133 booked
      31 28 KUALA UJMPUR, Frt City traffic police riave booked IS3 motoriaU far «peedln« Caught wtn 110 car driven, 11 van driven. 10 lorry driver*, a. tajd driver •ad a motorcycUrt.
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      Seeni, 58, collapses and dies in his home
      217 28 Seeni, 58, collapses and dies in his home IPOH. Frl. One of the be»t known politicians in tne country and president of the Municipality of lpoh. Senator Dato Sri S.P. Seenivasacam, 58, died at his residence in Tiger Lane here early today. Unwell on and off during the past two
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      Tax case put off
      60 28 PENANO. Frl. Buklt Mertajam millionaire NTS Arumugam Pillars Income tax appeal hearing was today postponed to Monday because his counsel. Dato Brl SP Beenlva£a«am, died this morning. The millionaire Is appealIng against the decision of the director-general of Inland Revenue ordering 1 him to pay up
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      Lock icon ANOTHER 403 KHMER REFUGEES
      89 28 ANOTHER 403 KHMER REFUGEES KOTA BAKU, Frt. Another 40a Khmer refugees are due here from Thailand tonight, according to the Malaysian Muslim Welfare Organisation (perklm). This would bring the total number of Khmer refugees to 906. The newcomers would be settled In a former mining area In Bukit Best. Dungun.
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      Lock icon Foreign firms' $1,160m offer to invest
      99 28 Foreign firms' $1,160 m offer to invest KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. —The state-owned oil company. Petronas. has received several applications from foreign firms to set up petrochemical industries and explore oil In Malaysia, according to petronas chairman Tengku Razalelgh Hamzah. lengku Razaleagh told reporters here yesterday that so far he had
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      305 28 Highlights for today Reactions on cool response towards Mosque Building Fund. End of the road for forced marriages. Minister took part in train ambush. Bachelor kills his own family for $1 million. Soccer: Ex-striker Jaafar Yaacob makes a comeback. Takraw: Hardfight in Perses tournament. Ball Health Genfcpe Massage Dy Young
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      57 28 New Economy Size Shelltox. Bigger for better value. Contains Vapona, to kill all household insects including cockroaches. Safe to humans and household pets. I/I |Q ol IXIIIO Ul household insects (Actual I |(I Size) feL Contents 680 mH P VB Uv -P^t«ijf«.t30 > C«297^ w y Buy New Economy Size
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      105 28 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS nlnjr f?. T ZL& &ota tea Ui ,o *o£SR included as a su^utute StaTmaa.*^ £Sr£ II Mai- -1* brute a seep- vVSATSiA"^ 13 SS of "rwT cJrted by M RCt 23 He needs a betting-place ment (JK within eanhot (7). Sotaiton will be r»Ha*U 2t Sunn
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      126 29 Men's dooMes: Semifinals: C Dowdeswell (Rhodesia) and A. Stone iAuMi bt R Crealy (Aust) and N. Plllc (Yugosi »-S. 3-8, 4-tj. M. 6-3. V. Oerulatl* and A. Mayer (TJB> bt J. Pasbender and H: Pohmann (W. Oenru 8-9. 3-6. 6-3, 6-3. Wn ji.n.iah l ff nil I
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      ALI GETS INVITE TO ATTEND MERDEKA TOURNEY
      148 29 ALI GETS INVITE TO ATTEND MERDEKA TOURNEY L'l M\ LUMPUR. Fit Muhammad All, the World heavyweifht boxing champion will be Invited to wltneaa the Merdeka. weoer tournament ■tartinj; Bert on Jul) 29, Football Amp elation of Malaysia vfce■iHHmt Hajl Harun Idris ■aid yesterday. Harun aajd: "If Muhammad All is around
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      Lock icon King 'massacres' Goolagong in women's final
      420 29 King 'massacres' Goolagong in women's final l ONDON, Fri.— BUlie Jean Kin*, in a 38-minute massacre, won the Wim b I edon women's singles title for the sixth time today with a 6-0, 6-1 win over Evonne Goolagong Cawley of Australia. It was a rout, rather than a final, right
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      Connors, Ashe in yet another battle
      283 29 Connors, Ashe in yet another battle LONDON, Frl. Americans Jimmy Connors and Arthur Ashe, who have a battle In the law courts looming, take their rivalry Into the men's final at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships tomorrow after contrasting semi-nnal victories yesterday. Connors, 22. the top seed and defend Ing champion,
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      Australians in sight of big win
      159 29 Australians in sight of big win LONDON. Frl. A unbeaten century partnership between Oreg Chappell and Doug Walters put the Australian cricketers In sight of victory at tea against MCC on the final day of their three-day match at Lord's here today. At tea. the Australians were 221 for three
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      AK scores in England
      121 29 a CE UaJajnUn Jockey Peter A K Cheam hu made bU mark on the Cn* llah turf with two winner* from fire rider He acored hl« flnt win at Radcar recently on the 10-1 outsider Wreoaldo In a, M aaUer for thrae-reax-olda. A few days ago,
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      SHA to launch 'Keep hockey clean' drive
      265 31 SHA to launch 'Keep hockey clean drive SINGAPORE Hockey *3 Association, perturbed by the recent spate of unruly incidents among players and spectators, have decided to launch a "keep hockey clean" campaign to curb future misconduct at league matches. SHA president C. Tlmchelvarayan *ald SHA would soon be sending oat
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      ENGLISH CAGERS HAVE A SPECIAL DATE HERE
      769 31  - ENGLISH CAGERS HAVE A SPECIAL DATE HERE EDWARD LIU By LONDON, Frl. England's basketball team will play Stntrapore on July 21 on the last leg of their current three-week Far East tour covering Hongkong. The Philippines, Thailand and China. This will be the first time an England team wllll play
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      26 31 SYONBY. Fri. The Fijian Rugby Union team'j 13-matth tour of Australia next year will include three Tests, the Australian Rugby Union announced today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Warning for Saints, RI
      423 31  -  PETER SIOW By TAUNEARN Second*J ary Techn leal School yesterday served warning on kingpins Raffles Institution and defending champiops St. Andrew's when they trounced newcomers Tiong Bahru 52-0 (two goals and 10 tries) in the National Secondary Schools division rugby championship at Farrer Park. Dunearn, who
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      Ponggol win 5-0
      119 31 COMBINED SCHOOLS' Theresa Llm took 17 minutes to subdue Kee Lee Boon 11-7. 114 to help Ponggol win against Upper Serangoon In the second round of the In-ter-Constltuency Badminton Tournament at Upper AlJunled School Hall last night. Theresa, who excelled at net-play found no difficulty In the
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      Sunday's card
      885 31 BACE 1 2M CLASS 4 DIV. I— 9F 1 Kjldmn t.M Mahhat t Z Grand Coup II tIS Skelton T I Reinvest I.l* Wilson 11 4 Bold Chief MS Stacker It 5 Jade Stone MS M. InuU 4 Saewflake II MS Paamsrs IS 7 El Banco M! Scratched
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      BIG SHOCK BY KELANTAN
      468 31 DEPLETED PERAK GET A THRASHING J£OTA BAKU, Fri. K elan t a n placed themselves in a strong position to qualify for the Malaysia Cup semifinals when they thrashed a depleted Perak side by 7-0 in a replay of their tie here today. Perak's hopes of
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      Supra is Forces' Sportsman of Year
      145 31 Supra is Forces' Sportsman of Year LIEUTENANT Arul Subramaniam was selected Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association's Sportsman of the Year for his contribution to hockey. He was presented the Sportsman Trophy by Dr. Tan Eng Liang, chairman of Singapore Sports Council, at a dinner last night. Colour awards were also
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      28 31 TOKYO. Fri. Thailand and China drew a-2 yesterday in a goodwill soccer match played In Peking before 80.000 spectators, the official Hslnhua News Agency reported. AP.
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      Ramirez leads challenge
      210 31 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Filipino saloons ace Pocholo Ramirez will provide the foreign challenge In the Enduro 1975 at the Batu Tiga racing circuit tomorrow and on Sunday. Ramirez will be at the wheel of a stock standard BMW 2002 Turbo which, at practices at Batu Tiga last
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      Jogging rally on Sunday
      149 31 rE Pesta Sukan National Jor sub-Com-mittee together with the Jogging Association of Singapore, will organise a second mass Jogging rally at Queenstown sports complex on Sunday starting at 8.30 am The Minister for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will flag oft the joggers over the four
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      244 29 The Best Globalf rmHTEfln c uffllOT I. mi year, several hundred Sin|ipnrtvn» and Malaysians had a wonderful time in K.urope with Global Coach Toun. ••or 1975, Global presents a scries of European T which I hey recommend •< providing unequalled variety and value for money. Here kre a tew of
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      315 29 CHANGE OF NAME m The public is advised that effective July 1,1975 QUEENSLAND INSURANCE CO. LTD. has changed its name to QBE INSURANCE LIMITED. The Gioup's branches in Singapore and Malaysia are located at: SINGAPORE: 317 321, 3rd. Fl., Colombo Court. Singapore 6 KUALA LUMPUR: Tingkat 9, Bangunan Ming. Jalan
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      388 29 An established multi-nationol Trading Company with its Asia Regional Headquarter in Singapore seeks a suitably qualified and competent TECHNICAL SERVICE SUPERVISOR to complement ond supplement our after-sales teom a) RESPONSIBILITIES The Techn.cal Service Supervisor reports to the Service Manoger and he is responsible for trouble-shooting, co-ordinating and supervising the repairs
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    Montana Bill is today's top bet
    183 30  -  EPSOM JEEP JACKAROO SHOULD RECOUP SOME OF THE LOSSES By JACKAROO, a beaten favourite last week, should recoup some of the losses in Race One at Bukit Timah today. The four-year-old ran far from a bad race when fourth to Memo II in a
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    Focus on Form
    1408 30 Race 1 INDIAN QUEST: By Indian Conquest; ran encouraging seventh In first start Dlv 6 «f last week: ha* benefited from run; worked really well on Wednesday. JACKAROO: Missed start slightly and had to race wide out ot several horses right up to home turn last week,
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    Lock icon Title bout
    41 30 LOS ANOELES. Prl Alfonso Zairura of Mexico the World Bcxlng AsjiciftUon bantamweight champion, will defend his title against Thanomjlt Sukothal of Thailand ln a li-round bout at the InKlewood Forum h*re on Aug. 2. promoter Don Fraaer announced. Reuter.
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