The Straits Times, 8 July 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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  • YOUR WEEKEND REDING
    • The Sunday Times
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        WARNING ON OUR LIFESTYLES
        108 1 A TTENDANCES for psychiatric treatment at outpatient clinics in Singapore increased from 28.138 in 1973 to 62,214 in 1977— a rise of 121 per cent. Hospital admissions for mental Illness rose by 56 percent—from 2,707 in 1973 to 4,229 last year. The figures speak for themselves
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        Advice to people who plan to wed
        131 1 ■VALLA TAN this week takes a look at an age- old local tradition and says that the sooner it comes to an end the better. This is the lavish spending that takes place at so many marriages where hundreds gather and money is
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        Election news
        117 1 TTHE people of Malaysia go to the polls today. At ■I stake are 145 seats in Parliament (Dewan Rakyati and 259 places In the state assemblies the ruling National Front having already won nine uncontested seats in Parliament and 17 In the state assemblies. The SUNDAY TIMES has
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        Clash of giants
        90 1 ALL eyes of the sports world will be focused on Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors as they battle for the most prestigious tennis title of the year the men's single crown at Wimbledon. The SUNDAY TIMES will bring you the result of this clash of the tennis
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    • Sunday Nation
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        Stall-by-stall guide to Rasa Singapura
        154 1 fOOD but not the best was the first-day crowd's verdict on Rasa Singapura. But I was frankly disappointed, reports Terry Tan, our writer turned galloping gourmet for four gluttonous days. He draws up a rating of three stars for excellent, two for good, one for
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        Can Singaporeans afford to play golf ?
        92 1 Can Singaporeans afford to play golf WHEN so few play golf and what percentage are Singaporeans? should we be surrendering our open spaces for golf courses? In the last 10 years or so, claims this week's If You Ask Me writer, we have seen the establishment and expansion of over
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        Chang's back
        48 1 CHANG Kal Ming returns to Sunday Nation as a regular columnist with DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR. ITS SOUND INVESTMENT He visits a school known the world over for Its engineering specialty yet very proud of its old-fashioned Ideas Many of its pupils come from abroad, Includine Singapore.
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        Other highlights
        75 1 WHEN soldier girls shake a government TAKE a memo Miss Lim. you're out of a job WILD pigs in the night sound like garbage collectors Taman Negare., Malaysia's national park close up THE SPORT that's attracting movie stars HOW to enter (or the Nyonya Queen Contest organised by
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    'CONVINCING VICTORY'
    1284 1  -  Hussein Five million Malaysians vote today Forecast by From P. M. RAMAN and AHMAD OSMAN: Kuala Lumpur, Friday THE Prime Minister Datuk Onn is confident of a "convincing victory 1 in the Malaysian general elections in which more than five million voters go to polls at 6,21 1
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    Lock icon Murtopo suffers heart attack
    92 1 Murtopo suffers heart attack KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The vi- iting Indonesian Information Minister, Lieut General All Murtopo. 54. is now In hospital here after a heart attack early this morning. A leading heart specialist at the government General Hospital here, Datuk R.P. Pillay, said he has ordered complete rest for
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    Lock icon Genoa tycoon shot in legs
    42 1 OENOA, Frl Oenoa indust i iallst Fausto Oaspenno was shot several times In the legs here todav. sources said. His attackers fled after the incident. Mr. Oaspenno was rushed to hospital. His condition is not known. AFP.
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    43 1 NEW YORK, Prl. Dow Jones averages, based on flr&t hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus. *****, up 295; 20 tiansp. 216.94. up 064: IS utlls. 105 18. up 0 11. P5 stocks. 280.10. up 0.82— UPI.
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    The weather
    16 1 IP TO NOON TODAY: Isolated showers around mid-day, according to the Singapore Meteorological Service.
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    Lock icon Manure thrown at MPs
    202 1 LONDON, Fri. The Prime Minister of Malta's daughter, Yana MintofT, was remanded on bail today for 21 days after an incident yesterday in which bags of horse manure were lobbed onto politicians In the British parliament from the visitors' gallery. Dozens of parliamentarians dashed for cover
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    Lock icon NEW HEAD OF ASEAN SECRETARIAT
    101 1 JA K A R T A. Fri. Mr. Umaryadi Nyotowlyono of Indonesia will hand over his post as Asean secretary general to Datuk All bin Abdunah of Malaysia in a ceremony here on Tuesday, the Asean Secretariat announced here today. Mr. Umaryadi took over from
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    Lock icon Admit Viets call to Asean
    312 1 Admit Viets call to Asean BANGKOK. Fri A POLITICAL com- mentator for a Soviet news agency today called for the participation of Laos, Vietnam and Kampuchea in Asean. Mr. V. Kudryavtzev, a political writer for the government Agency of Press News (APN) based In Moscow, says in an article released
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    Lock icon Detainees set free
    54 1 ACCRA. Frl. A new military ruler who took power In Ghana yesterday set free opposition political figures detained after a closely-con-tented referendum on the country's political iuture last March. Lieutenant General Fred Kakuffo, the new Head of Slate, order d the detainees released Immediately, the Ghana news
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    Lock icon Treason trial
    24 1 MOSCOW. Frl. Imprisoned Jewish dissident Anatoly Shcharaiisky will face trial on Monday on charges of treason. Tass news agency reported today. Reuter.
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    LATEST DEADLOCK BROKEN
    60 1 LATEST DEADLOCK BROKEN ROME. Fri. In a dramatic about-face, the ruling Christian Democrats today swung their support to a Social i s t presidential candidate they previously opposed and made his election a virtual certainty The governing party's sadden decision to resmrrect the candidacy of Socialist Sandro Pertini appeared to
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      199 1 STPB ASKS 3 HOTELS TO JUSTIFY RATES HIKE Page 8 TAKE Kfirs or nothing' Taiwan told 2 JAPAN ministry urges workers to cut overtime 3 VIETS told to buy Asean goods with Japanese aid 4 s 1 AX 1 tender system for land in Central Area 9 Sim AWARD to
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      Lock icon Take the Kfirs or get nothing
      429 2 U.S. MAY TELL TAIWAN: I WASHINGTON. Friday THE Administration may tell Taiwan that if it insists on the sophisticated F-4 phantoms instead of the Israeii-made Kfir interceptors that have been offered, it may get neither, government sources said yesterday. Sources suggested allowing Taiwan a
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      Lock icon Desai set to meet Charan
      285 2 THE JANATA CRISIS NEW DELHI. Friday DRIME Minister Morarji Desai is due to meet with his former Home Minister Charan Singh in the next two days in new moves to heal the breach in India's ruling Janata Party. Senior party leaders pulled the dangerously divided
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      10 killed in ambush
      55 2 MANILA. Frl. Ten people, seven of them soldier*, were killed when communist rebels on Monday ambushed two government teams Including an army unit retrieving three bodies from the first urtbush. A military report said the two attacks came 12 hour* ■part In a mountainous area 180
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      Big jump in migrants
      52 2 HONOKONO Frt. The number of Chinese immigrants entering Hongkong io far this year has almost equalled the total for the •bole of 1877. immigration itatutics show. Hongkong, worried that the upsurge would severely tax its housing, medical and education programmes, has expressed concern to China over
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      Lock icon Park denies report
      67 2 SEOUL. Pri. A spokesman for President Park Chung-Hee today officially denied a published report that Mr. Park plans to propose a meeting with North Korean President Kirn 11-sung and that he may visit the United States next year. "We unow nothing" said the spokesman, commenting on a
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      Lock icon 'Change law'
      46 2 BANGKOK. Fri Thai police have called (or a revision of the pitsent narcotics law including the imposition of life Imprisonment or the death penalty for a trafficker caught with 100 grams or more of heroin, spokesman for the Narcotic.' Control Board said yesterday AP.
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      Lock icon 11 killed in train fire
      55 2 THEY took the last train to death, the 11 people who perished in a fire aboard the British Railway Penzanoe-Paddington overnight sleeper train on Thursday. Picture shows one of the victims being loaded off the charred carriage. Twenty passengers were injured. Cause of the inferno
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      Lock icon Thai-Viet accord
      54 2 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand and Vietnam have agreed in principle to examine repatriating refugees from the first Indochina war "in the near future". Thai Prime Minister General Krlangsak Chomanan said yesterday. Gen. Krlangsak was speaking after a meeting vith Vietnamese ambassador Hoang Bao Son. Estimates put these refugees at
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      Lock icon Defector's grouses over Taiwan
      125 2 HPAIPEH. Fri. ForX mer Communist Chinese air force squadron leader Fan Yuan yen marked his first year of defection to Taiwan today, mainly with "complaints." "I am not used to the extravagance of the people here. I don't like the music. I am embarrassed to see
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      519 2 Introducing the worlds most exclusive fly-cruise package CUNARD ADVENTURE With QE 2 21 Days for 554,799/M54,899 In May, 30 passengers from Singapore Malaysia joined the first Cunard Adventure organised by Mansfield Travel. They thoroughly enjoyed the 21 -day holiday which took them through to London, New York, Montreal, Toronto and
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Peres' party willing to pull out
      214 3 VIENNA. Fri ISRAELI opposition leader Shimon Peres told Austrian television last night his Labour Party would be ready to make bigger tefritori a 1 concessions in Middle East peace talks than the present Israeli Government. Interviewed In Israel, Mr. Peres said: "We are prepared
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      Lock icon Dockers walk off job
      64 3 DARWIN. Fri. Dock workers walked off the job here today when the US Navy's nuclear powered guided missile cruiser Bainbrldge sailed uneventfully Into port past a small protest flotilla. The secretary of the Darwin branch of the Waterside Workers Federation. Mr. Brian Manning, said the dock
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      Lock icon The game of death
      94 3 On the surface, this seems a universal scene of little boys playing the innocuous game of "soldiers." But the weapon the boy is toying around with is the real thing, a lethal AK-47 assault rifle. Behind them is their bullet-marked home. The place: Beirut. The situation:
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      Lock icon Japan Govt calls on workers to cut on overtime
      297 3 TOKYO. Friday JAPANESE workers used only 61.4 per cent of the annual leave they were entitled to, while 97.4 per cent of Japanese corporations required their employees to work overtime, according to a Labour Ministry survey last October. The ministry issued
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      Lock icon Scandal over flats: MPs to quit?
      180 3 Scandal over flats: MPs to quit? SEOUL, Frt. Two Par 1 1 a m entarlans from South Korea's ruling party offered to resign from Parliament today in a snowballing scandal over illegal distribution of flats. Political sources said the scandal could lead President Park Chunghee to move up reorganisation of
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      Lock icon Fukuda blames US for dollar drop
      82 3 TOKYO. Fri. Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda today said Inflation in the United States was partly to blame for the depreciation of the dollar against the yen on foreign exchange markets. The prime Minister, who will meet President Carter at the Bonn economic summit later
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      Lock icon AUSSIE OYSTERS WREAK HAVOC
      116 3 AUSSIE OYSTERS WREAK HAVOC SYDNEY, Fri. oysters were off the menu of Australian restaurants and exports of this seafood delicacy were also banned today because of a widespread outbreak of food poisoning. Health authorities reported that during the past week more than 1,000 people across the nation had come down
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      Lock icon Independence day for Solomons
      91 3 Independence day for Solomons HONIARA (Guadalcanal) Prl. Under a tropical sun, Britain today handed over the last of Its authority In the Solomon Islands to two men in their thirties. Mr. Baddeley Devesi. 37. became Governor-General of the 200.000 Islanders and Mr Peter Kenllorea 36. Prime Minister of the archipelago.
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      Lock icon Attack halted
      36 3 KHARTOUM. FH. ttltre&n secewloclsU blocked often*lve« on two front* by Ethiopian Government forces thU week and have captured electricity and water supplies to the besieged provincial capital of Asmara, a spokesman said here Reuter
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      CHINESE REPLACE ZAMBIAN CREWS
      136 4 CHINESE REPLACE ZAMBIAN CREWS UBAKA. Pri. ChiLj nese train crews are manning trains on the Tazara railway in Central Africa after the arrest of more than 20 Zamblan drivers and guards for theft, a Tazara spokesman said yesterday. The Zamblan crews were accused of stealing consumer goods worth thousands of
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      Lock icon Diamond grab by IRA?
      54 4 LIMERICK (Ireland). Frt. Armed men seized a post office van containing £500.000 (5»2. 186,500) worth ol Industrial diamonds this morning at Shannon Airport In western Ireland near here. The robbery's careful planning made police believe It was carried out by the Provisional wing of the Irish
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      Lock icon Australia's budget deficit up 50 pc
      228 4 CANBERRA. Fri. AUSTRALIA recorded a J\ 50 per cent higher budget deficit of AS3.332 million (SS8.829 million) in the last financial year, it was announced here today. Treasurer John Howard said the deficit, which increased by All. 115 million over the budget estimate in
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      VIETS TOLD TO
      327 4 JAPANESE Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda has told Vietnam that it should use Japanese aid money to buy development materials from Asean countries, according to the New Nation. In a special report from Tokyo, the paper said Mr. Fukuda made the request when he met Vietnamese Deputy Foreign
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      54 4 QUANTICO (Virginia), Frl. US intelligence agencies have information that Cuba Is supporting foreign terrorist groups and Puerto Rlcan nationalists, FBI Director William H. Webster said yesterday. Many of the propaganda manuals of the groups' supporting the Independence of Puerto Rico are thought to have been printed In Cuba,
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      Lock icon California gets austere state budget
      239 4 California gets austere state budget SACRAMENTO, Fri. California'! tax revolt struck horn* today when Governor Jerry Brown vetoed pay rises for state employees and approved cats in abortion funds before sif nlnt what he called an austere and lean state budret. After working through the nlrht to find ways to
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      30 4 WASHINOTON, Frl.— The International Monetary Fund announced yesterday it has approved a loan of nearly US$2B million <5564.6 million) to Vietnam to further aid Its economic recovery. AP.
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      Lock icon JOBLESS RATE DOWN BUT PRICES GO UP
      116 5 JOBLESS RATE DOWN BUT PRICES GO UP WASHINGTON, Fri The IS uncmpl<>>mrnt rate in June frll to its lowest level in nearly four years .'> .7 per cent while iiul.ition during the month remained stubbornly hifh as food prices made another sharp advance, the government reported today. The Labour Department
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      Lock icon Common Market plan to ensure money stability
      489 5 One-fifth of reserves in pool fOMMON Market leaders today examined a scheme to pool one-fifth of their reserves to ensure monetary stability for Western Europe, Community sources said today. Details of the scheme, which would bring together reserves estimated at US$29 billion (about
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      Lock icon No obligation, say Soviets
      67 5 BAGUIO CITY (Philippines), Prl. The Soviet Union today refused to give details on its group helping world chess champion Anatoly Karpov defend his crown against Soviet defector Viktor Korchnol here later this month. Delegation leader Viktor Baturlnsky said the Soviet side felt no obligation to give
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      Lock icon 'Buddha bar' protest
      58 5 COLOMBO. Fri Strong compUlnti were made In the Sri Lankan Parliament yesterday iver an American restaurant and bar named The Happy Buddha Steak House In Houston. T;xas A government backbencher protested that naming a bar and restaurant alter Buddha was an Insult to the founder of a
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      Lock icon Son of Sam
      38 5 NEW YORK. Prl. Convicted "Son of Sam" murderer David BerkowiU. who terrorised New York for a year, will be taken to a special psychiatric centre today after a court 'uling that he U insane Reut«r
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      Lock icon Sino-Viet rift will weaken Reds: Malik
      268 5 JAKARTA. Fri INDONESIA'S VicePresident Adam Mailk predicted today that the worsening conflict between China and its former ally Vietnam would weaken communist strength in Asia. Speaking to foreign newsmen here, Mr. Malik said he thought China would be having a hard time ahead because
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      Lock icon Missing phones
      46 5 STOCKHOLM. Fri. Two million telephones are missing in Sweden. Swedes do not own their phones but rent them from a government agency, and one fourth of all the receivers owned by the National Telephone Administration appear to have disappeared, the nation's Auditor-General reported. AP.
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    MP's plan to keep HDB flats crime-free
    413 6 JIIK MP lor Telok Blangah, Mr. Ahinad Huleem, last ni^hl suggested an almost foolproof method of keeping housing board estates crime free by having residents treat each block of flats as a "miniature kampung or village." Launching the sixth Community Probation Service Neighbourhood
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    Fined for assault
    79 6 MOHAMED YusofT bin Yacob. 21. was fined $400 by a magistrate yesterday when he pleaded guilty to using criminal force on a Cisco constable at Oasis Nite Club. The court was told that PC De Rozario Maxmillian was on duty In the nightclub just after midnight on
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    Stamps to feature places of worship
    124 6 |X)l'R of Singapore's oldest places of worship are featured in a new set of postage stamps to be released for sale on National Day. They are the Armenian Church. Hajjah Fatimah Mosque. Sri Mariamman Temple and Thian Hock Keng Temple. The stamps will be
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    Higher relapse rate for female drug addicts
    285 6 SFECIAL attention must be pa.d to female drug takers because their relapse rate is higher, although male outnumber female drug takers by about 15 to one. This aspect in counselling and alter-care service was pointed out by the Singapore AntiNarcotics Association (Sana* president.
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    Singapore Airlines gets more letters of complaint
    286 6 Singapore Airlines gets more letters of complaint A TOTAL of 1,094 let- ters of complaint were received oy Singapore Airlines Jn the last financial year, compared to 713 in th.; previous year, an increase of 53.4 per cent. In term of he number of passenge.s carried, the letters represented 4
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      1290 7 After reading this, your He will have a greater M3lue. What makes your life so valuable? Well, surely it is the very essence and beauty of living which makes everything so worthwhile. Why not have all these for keeps? you can start by knowing your mm m A sore which
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    Canal casualties may be robbery, assault victims
    248 8 Canal casualties may be robbery, assault victims THE youth who was x found injured in Stamford Cauai wii.ii a man on Thursday morning has tola police he iosL $80 and three sold ring.s worth $260. This has led polire to believe that Mr. Kwek Wai Chor, 17. and the man.
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    Sheares' date
    31 8 PRESIDENT Shear.? will present Governor* of Sana and Friends of Sar.a certificates at the launching of the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association donation draw at the iMMM at 11 am. today.
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    Scheme B buses for new towns?
    122 8 SCHEMK B bus operators have applied to operate from An; Mo Kio and dementi newtowns to the city. according; to a report in New Nation. The applications for two additional routes were made to the Registry of Vehicles about two months ago. According to
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    STPB asks three major hotels to justify rates hike
    582 8 THE Hyatt, Mandarin and ShangriLa hotels have been asked by the Singapore Touiist promotion Board to justify their increases the second round this year in room rates. The board has written to the general managers of the three hotels seeking "immediate
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    For spastic children
    49 8 PATRONS of the Pujl Gents' Halrarpsslng Saloon have donated $4,095 55 to the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore to help buy three new ambulances. The ambulances cost about $30,000 each. Those who wish to donate for this cause can contact the association at 25 GiLstead Road.
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    PTA donation
    26 8 THE management committee of the Oan Big Seng parent teacher association has approved the donation of about (4.500 towards various projects for the school.
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    Embassy dismisses call by Thai fisheries
    350 8 TiHE commercial counsellor of the Thai Embassy here, Mr. Sunai Debhavalya. yes t c rday dismissed a call by the Thai Fisheries Association to stop Singapore from competing with Thailand In the export of marine products. He was replying to Mr. Pairoj Chalyaporn, president
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      252 8 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh e< Hal Camp HERE'S TUAT -nVPNTV B ™KING A II IF JIC3GS IS LOOKING 111 JKSGS MAY NOT V^TN T8n88,3,57 SHOWER -ILL SLIP IT J FOR HIS MONEY, TELL HIM I MIND, BUT YOU MAN- M S W± BT/ T—^ I TOOK IT TO
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    Factory water pipes were cross connected
    274 9 Factory water pipes were cross connected AM A O I S TRATES court yesterday heard how a Jurong factory cross-connected its water pipes so that industrial water, "which was dangerous for human consumption," flow ed into pipes supplying water for domestic use. This landed the factory. Berlle Jucker (S> Pte.
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    Film on childbirth
    39 9 AN award-winning film. Birth With Dr. R.D. Lalng, will be screened at tha National Museum theatrette on Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. The fllm on childbirth practices. Is provided by the New Zealand High Commission.
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    'Get tenders' call for land in Central Area
    494 9 nPHE government has been asked to introduce a tendering system for low-priced land in the Central Area for the development of middleincome housing by private developers. Private architects, dpvelopers and town planners, who made the point yesterday, said this suggestion was worth
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    Did you see this?
    41 9 CYCLIST Ttn Kirn Soon, 64, who was involved in a crash with a taxi in Alexandra Road on Monday, died in Alexandra Hospital on Thursday, Witnesses should get In touch with Sepoy Lines police station, tel. *****4
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    URA to build more car parks in the CBD
    306 9 rT>HE Urban Redevelop1 ment Authority (URAi is to build more car parks in the Central Business District <CBD> to meet the demand for parking space resulting from the large number of motor vehicles going into the CBD after the restricted hours
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    CUPPAGE ROAD TO GET A NEW LOOK
    152 9 CUPPAGE ROAD TO GET A NEW LOOK THIS Is what Cuppate Road will look like when given a "face lift" by the lrban Redevelopment Authority (L'RA). The IRA is planning to build a landscaped iirdestiian mall there to blend with the Ma-lacca-style architecture of shophouses in the area. It has
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    $1,000 fine for drugs
    68 9 AN unemployed youth. Leong Vow Sing 16. was fmfd a total of (1.000 in a magistrates court yesterday when he admitted two charges of possession of heroin. He was found with 0.02 gram of heroin at the corridor of the ninth floor of Block 52. Toa
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    Work on $400 m Marina Centre to start shortly
    274 9 MARINA Centre, Singapore's $400 million "funl an d of the future, is expected to take shape soon. This is because work to reclaim 150 hectares of land for the proposed centre off Collyer Quay under phase live of the east coast
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    Film shows
    40 9 THE Maritime Museum at Sentcsa will show a series cf filmltts at its premises thli month. The first show. Offshore, will be screened at 10 am. and the last »n Irrigation at 4 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays.
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    Judgment put off in govt appeal
    459 9 JUDGMENT was rew served by the High I Court yesterday on a government motion con cerning an arbitration award of $517,925 damages, plus interest, for Union Contractors. The Senior State Counsel, Mr. Warren Khoo, sought in the motion to have the award set aside
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    FINDING HIS BALANCE IN MOBILES
    283 10  -  By WONG MCH-KEED AMOUCAM diplomat Arthur Kaunian spends most of his days in economic and political matters but over the weekends, he finds his balance in mobiles. II .in art he finds so pleasurable that he devotes almost all his weekends to making these rather
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    For overseas calls
    52 10 TELECOMS serv i cc numbers 901 and 904 for the International Telephone Service will be changed from 2 p.m. today. Service number 901 for deposit- holders making demand international calls will be changed to 101. Service number 904 for advance bookings of international calls will be changed
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    $1m award to 'living death' doctor upheld
    1004 10  -  PHILIP LEE From London, Fri r VHE Appeals Court here ruled today that a Mala ysian woman psychiatrist. Dr. Lim Poh Choo, 41, of Penang, condemned to a "living death" due to a hospital blunder while undergoing an operation here In 1973, is
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    Lee to inaugurate PAP meetings
    161 10 TH E Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew is expected to inaugurate the first in a series of regular meetings of the ruling PAP, organised by the Party Headquarters at the Dcv c 1 o pment Bank of Singapore auditorium tomorrow morning. Sources said similar
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    ESN children's flag day today
    162 10 rE Association for Educationally Subnormal ESN > Children here will hold Its annual flag day today to raise funds for the renovation of its new school and expansion of Its activities. The association needs to renovate its new school the former Malay School in Arthur
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    ARC plan to boost industrial research
    124 10 A COMPREHENSIVE programme to stimulate industrial research and develop management efficiency in local companies has been worked out by the Aplied Research Corp. The five year programme would concentrate on management development, microwave computers, low-cost automation and medical electronics. ARC's managing director. Prof. Jimmy
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    CHARGED WITH HAVING CHOPPER AND ROD
    87 10 A 25-YEAR-OLD man was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with having a rusty chopper and an iron rod on the ground floor of Block 144, Viking Road, last Monday. Ooh was alleged to have had the offensive weapons without reason- thority. When Ooh
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    Mental cases: How firms can help
    330 11 Mental cases: How firms can help 'pHK private sector can do a great <lc;il more in helping out workers suffering from mental illnesses by granting them medical leave or by showing them sympathetic consideration. Making this call, a private psychiatrist, Dr. Wong Yip Chong, said workers with mental Illness had
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    PLAYING HANDYMAN IN SCHOOL
    140 11 CTUDENTS can play the handyman in school during recess and on Saturdays to give more meaning to the Use Your Hands campaign. This latest suggestion to keep the campaign ongoing throughout the year came from the Singapore Teachers' Union <STU> In an editorial In the latest
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    Secret of staying relaxed when tension strikes
    351 11  - Secret of staying relaxed when tension strikes JUNE TAN By WHEN tension attacks it can b? conquered in less than a minute, claims the director of the research and development division nf the Synthesis Institute. Prof Julian Burgos. "I have tension but it does not affect me for more than
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    Be creative, Raja tells lensmen
    149 11 F REIGN Minister S. Rajaratnam urged amateur photographers to stress on the creative elements of the art by "looking for the extraordinary in the ordinary" to express themselves more artistically. This was the way tc become better lensmen. he said when opening the 29th Singapore
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    Joggers urged to set a target for themselves
    272 11 T<HE president of the Singapore Jogging AsA sociation. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, yesterday urged Joggers to "set a goal" for themselves Mr. Chan, who is the Senior Parliamentary Secretary < Social Affairs) was speaking at a press conference to announce the launching
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    Obstacle course first for TKGS
    113 11 Obstacle course first for TKGS TANJONG Katong Girls' School's 'TKGSi physical fitness obstacle course the first of its kind in Singapore schools was opened yesterday by the Senior Minister of State for Finance and chairman of the Singapore Sports Council, Dr Tan Eng Liang Costing $5,100. it consists of obstacles
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    SIA may lease plane for new US run
    240 11 SIA may lease plane for new US run XX Airlines Hill probably keaag a DC- 10 or Boring 747 for Us nrw service to thr (nited States clue to a delay in the delivery of aiicraft which thr airline has ordered. A strike at tnr aircraft manufacturers' plant. McPonnrl-Douclas in
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    Had no entry permit
    53 11 A BAR waitress Ng Moey Klflh. 35. was fined »200 In a magistrate's court yesterday for entering the Port of Slnnapore Authority without a valid pei mn She admitted she had boarded the vessel Wistam Garnet, anchored In the Outer Roads, and slept In a cabin
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    New chairman of assn
    49 11 MR. Peter Choo has been re-elected chairman of the Singapore Alrcargo Agents Association. Other officials are- Mr. Raymond Ho < deputy chairman). Mr Patrick Sim ihon. secretary) and Mr. Francis Ng chon. treasurer) Committee members: Messrs. Amir Kasslm. Jack TaD. Joseph Low and Thio Tiong Wah.
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      Justice Ong dies after fall
      208 12 FEDERAL Court Jadce Tan Sri H.S. 1 Onf died at the Gene- ral Hospital here last nirht. He was 64. He was admitted to the hospital on Tuesday morning In coma after a fall at his house. Justice Ong, who wax operated on for a
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      SARAWAK BANKS SET UP BRANCHES IN KL
      141 12 SARAWAK BANKS SET UP BRANCHES IN KL KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Three Sarawak banks have expanded their operations into Peninsular Malaysia. They are Kwong Lee Bank Bhd. which has set up branches in Kuala Lumpur and Johore Baru, Kwong Ming Bank Bhd. which has set up a branch here and Bian
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      Had heroin: Year's jail
      57 12 IPOH. Frl. Lorry driver. Abdul Khalll bin Baharuddln. 30. was sentenced to 12 months' jail by the sessions court here today for Illegal pofsesslon of drugs. He was found guilty of having 0.22 ?ram of morphine and 0.06 ?ram of h.'rcln at a hcuar In Hugh
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      $80m expansion scheme for Subang airport
      393 12 SUBANG airport will be among the world's most modern after it undergoes a $80 million expansion, Director-Gene-ral in the Department of Civil Aviation of the Communications Ministry, Enclk Hamzah Majid, said today. The planning and detail designing for the improvement of the airport Is
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      $170,000 ore seized
      39 12 JOHORE BARU, Frl. Customs officers detained two men and seized tin ore worth $170,000 after Intercepting a fishing boat off the coast of Tanjung Pial, near here, at midnight. Duty on the ore amounted to $34,000.
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      Two pairs of shoes each sign of better living
      205 12 Two pairs of shoes each sign of better living KLANG, Fri. Malaysians have at least two pairs of shoes each and this shows that they are better off than most people living In neighbouring countries, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Llew Sip Hon said yesterday. He said: "This Is
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      Timber team for Japan
      71 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Pli. A Malaysian Umber tnuto mission will visit Japan In September to rell timber ai.d timber products and try to attract Japanese investment* in timber ventures here, spokesman for the Federal Industrial Development Authority (Pldai said today. The visit will coincide with an exhibition
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      STIFF FIGHT FOR SEATS IN 10 STATES
      1016 13 Frcm P.M. FAY AN and AHMAD OSMAN Kuala Lumpur, Friday \yilIU-; the major national focus is on the election of j> a r I i a in en t a i y members, siill foaities arc being waned for the control of ten
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      We won't be knocked out: Kit Siang
      240 13 We won't be knocked out: Kit Siang KUALA LUMPUR, Friday J"HK DAP said today that it will not Ik "knocked out" in the general elec- lions tomorrow. DAP secretary-general, rMr. Lim Kit Siang, said I the party had stood its grouni for the full election battle. With the people's support.,
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      Another blow to PAS
      53 13 MUAR. Fri. Another PAS branch has dissohed airi Its m> n.bers have pledged to support Umno. The head of the branch in Ayer Hltam. Eiicik Mohamed Som bin Siron. speaking at a goodwill gathering here last nlghi. he said the branch members no longer had any
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      Kadir's call to vote without fear or favour
      294 13 Kadir's call to vote without fear or favour KUALA LUMPCR, Thurs.— Election Commission chairman Tan Sri Kadir Talib has called on all voters to go to the polls tomorrow to exercise their democratic right "without fear or favour." The police had assured the commission that adequate security would be provided
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      Harris: State polls deciding factor
      156 13 KOTA KINABALU, Fri. Sabahs Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh says the results of the July 15 parliamentary elections in the state will determine whether BerJayas multi-racial concept has been accepted by the people. Datuk Harris, who is president of the ruling Berjaya Party, said if
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      CLEAR WIN FOR FRONT, EXPERT PREDICTS
      71 13 KIALA LIMriR. Fri A psychic sciences expert. Dr. T.R.P. Dawson. has predicted that the National Front will win the elections with a clear majority. "The opposition partie* will not succeed in prrvrntiiy; the Front from attaining the two-thirds malority in Parliament." he said. Dr.
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      242 13 IVIONI INI IO MILLERIUaiFS THFSPIRTIOI THE NEW GENERATION WITH HISSEW COLLECIK)\OFJEA.W i^J I\l> YA l/tfis THE FEELIMi. WITH AS E.YTIRED EXCU VIA TRI F.Rli T.DESIM V^i THATCLDXiS ASD FLOWS WTIH EVERY MOTE. SOU DISTRIBUTOR W SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA-BRUNEI-tNDONESIA M CM/* Vl/*lf T*D A I\lM#* t*t\ G« TEXTLE CENTRE JALAN SULTAN SMGAPORE 7
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1978 A VOLTE-FACE
    671 14 The Straits Times SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1978 A VOLTE-FACE AW unvoiced question in the minds of many non-communist South-east Asian leaders as they watch the rapid falling-out between Vietnam and China appears to have been answered for them by Vietnamese Vice Foreign Minister Phan Hlen recently in Tokyo. The question
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    521 14 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane The more you know. THE easier to set around. To make more friends, too. This has been my fare for the week, enriched by readers who willingly share their store of memories with me. I know more now. I stated here last week
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    Only question is the size of Front's majority
    2026 14  -  BILL CAMPBELL By ill K. LUMPUR fTIHERE Is no doubt JL whatever that the ruling National Front under the leadership of Datuk Hussein Onn will be returned to power for the next five years. The only question is whether the Front will
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    Across the Causeway
    662 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from The new Straits Time*, Malaysia. THE destiny of Malaysia rest* la the hands of the people. Tomorrow they decide, and what they decide win directly affect their children'! place* in school, the rlnggit in their pockets, their jobs, their prospects of employment,
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      THE MERIT OF A PROJECT DOES NOT LIE IN THE MONEY
      578 15 IHE speech by the Senior Minister of Btate (Finance). Mr. Ooh Chok Tong, at the Installation dinner of the Rotary Club of Queenstown was certainly not ln good taste. By belittling Its community service efforts. his speech has done
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      A PAGE OF YOUR LETTERS New CPF rule will cause worries
      309 15 A PAGE OF YOUR LETTERS New CPF rule will cause worries TT LOOKS as if 1 am 1 going to lose my right to leave my CPF to whomsoever I please. I am a bachelor and I have no parents, brothers, sisters or grandparents. I have uncles and aunties in
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      Impressive but we may be losing our heritage
      603 15 A FEW weeks ago. I had occasion to take some overseas friends on a tour of Singapore. While my friends were doubtless Impressed with the high-rise blocks and modern buildings that are everywhere, the point was driven home to me that there
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      Sorry—but we can't repeat that play
      189 15 Sorry— but we can't repeat that play rIS Is in reply to the letter from "Students" (ST, July 4). The pre-examlnation programme, Merchant of Venice, to be telecast today at 2 p.m. has been made available for one transmission only under the terms of the contract with the programme distributor.
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      That was not my idea of humour
      222 15 I AM a concerned mother who has Just returned from a twoyear stay in the US. /liter witnessing the socalled "Western" permissiveness in some cities of America and Europe, I was telling myself how lucky I am to oe coming home, where. I
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      897 15 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 1.00 PM Opemnf (olio wed by Sesame Strert episode) 2 M Pro Examination Programme— Merchant Of 7.30 News (Malay) Venice 7.45 Dwny And Marie Straw 4.11 Sa.idiwara Gambaran (A Malay drama, 8.35 Police Womi Tigress (Malay subtitles) English subtitles, repeat) 9.30 News And Newsreel (English)
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    $54,000 gems grab: Five years and whipping
    221 16 $54,000 gems grab: Five years and whipping FARMER was yesterday jailed by a district court for five years and ordered to be given 10 strokes of the rotan for his part In the armed robbery involving $54,389 worth of tewellery at the Mohan department store in Orchard Road. Teo Ah
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    DANGEROUS YEARS FOR MUSLIM MARRIAGES
    111 16 DANGEROUS YEARS FOR MUSLIM MARRIAGES NEARLY half of all Muslim divorces occur within the first five years of marriage, according to a study made by the Registrar of Muslim Marriages. Haji Abu Bakar Hashlm. Haji Abu Bakar disclosed this during a Malay television forum, Tlnjuan, telecast on Thursday. Attention He
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    Opium in car: It's 20 years and cane
    224 16 Opium in car: It's 20 years and cane MALAYSIAN driver, who hid 13 shbs of raw opium in his car, was yesterday jailed 20 years and ordered to be given 15 strokes of the cane by a district judge. Yam Foong, 42, was found guilty of trafficking in 25.19 kilograms
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    POWER TO BE CUT ON FRIDAY
    64 16 POWER TO BE CUT ON FRIDAY ELECTRICITY supply In Clementl Park will be cut off from 9.30 a.m. to 8 p.m. next Friday In Sunset Way, Sunset Drive, Sunset Walk. Sunset View, Sunset Terrace, Sunset Close, Sunset Grove, Sunset Height, Sunset Place and Sunset Square. This Is because the distribution
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    Sports films at stadium
    69 16 FILMS on ?qua<h and welghtllftlng for athletes will be screened at the National Stadium theatrette this month. Four films on squash, made In collaboration with the Squash Rackets Association, will be screened on July 15 Weight training techniques and its relation to various sports, ard Sports
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    $40 fine
    32 16 TAN See Bin was fined $40 by a magistrate when he admitted throwing a cigarette box wrapper on the ground of Kallang Place food centre at 10.27 a.m. on June
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    Tan Fung is a veteran at 19
    131 16 Tan Fung is a veteran at 19 FEW can equal the feat of Fan Tan Fung (above) who at 19 has already spent 12 years in films. A child actress at seven, she was the dazzling swordswoman heroine, Swee Menu Yuet. in the Taiwan TV serial The Heroes, telecast over
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    Cable to speed links with the Philippines
    241 16 Cable to speed links with the Philippines nnELEPHONE, telegraphic, telex and data transmission between Singapore and the Philippines will be speeded up when the submarine cable linking the two countries becomes operational next month. The cable, with more direct communication channels, marks the first segment of a larger web of
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    On telephone courtesy
    27 16 ORCHARD Road YMCA will hold course* on telephone techniques and courtesies from July 23. For details, call at the YMCA office or telephone *****8
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    PC died after assault: Two fined
    465 16 AN OFF-DUTY policeman died three days after he was attacked by a motorist and his passenger following a road crossing incident, a district court heard yesterday PC Ng Song Chwee, 19, who was nearly knocked down by the motorist earlier before the, attack, fell
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    Science body officials
    51 16 THE MP for Buona Vista," Prof. An? Kok Peng has bean elected president of the Singapore National Academy of Science. Other officials Include Prof A.N. Rao and Mr Loo Pul Wan, vice-presidents. UC^ R.B Bhathal, secretary: hbr.~~ Khoo Hun Hock, assistant secretary and Mr. Wong Yew Kwan,
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    Dirty toilet
    38 16 YAK Chong See. or Pebbln Lane, wo* fined $150 by magistrate for falling to UMV mi the men'i toilet of his eating house at Bedok North Street 2. clean on June 22. He pleaded guilty. i
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      261 16 Straits Times Crossword across 5 Bounder takes mte of 1 Bird making girl get out mgj^^jmtgmOj. 4 Ccde-br'aker eettlne a -porting boater i»>. dunk for "rcumVpia be- could be duller <«.. havlour (Tl. 8 7 i ul g the 9 Coral havim- a bad dream lrd about rope i9i. u
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    Welcome To Singapore
    17 17 W-t. Maggio with a colourama (not taken by him) at Paya Lebar airport yesterday.
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    CAPTURING THE SIGHTS OF SINGAPORE
    242 17 CAPTURING THE SIGHTS OF SINGAPORE ONE of America's top Irnsmen, Mr. Don Matfio. has been capturing the sight* and landmarks of Singapore in all its kaleidoscopic aura for the past three days. And there is a chance that one of the "shots", say a Singapore firl in her serene beauty,
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    'SES should be told of factors that affect prices'
    515 17 I 1 UK discovery of any material lactor which could affect the prices of company shares in the stock market should be reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SKS), immediately, a district court was told yesterday. Mr. Ltm Choo Peng,
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    Charged with murder
    48 17 RAMASAMY Appavoo, 43. was charged In a magistrate's court yesterday with the murder of Madam Kalyanl Subramanlam at a wooden shack in Woodlands Road on Thursday at 10 a.m. No plea was taken. Ramasamy was remanded and his case will be mentioned on July 14.
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    The JTC reverses deficit to $1m surplus
    473 17 The JTC reverses deficit to $1m surplus THOUGH the Jurong Town Corporation describes its performance during its financial year ending March 31, 1978 as "only fair," It succeeded in reversing a deficit of about $11 million In 1976 to a net operational surplus of about $1.18 million. This was achieved
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    Knifeman wanted to 'settle matter' over girl
    183 17 Knifeman wanted to 'settle matter' over girl TWO men one armed with a knife, wertarrested while searchIng for their victim with whom they want ed to "settle a matter" over a girl, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Lee Chye. 22, pleaded guilty to having a knife at the junction of
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    Seaman's post mortem report raises queries
    256 17 A GOVERNMENT forensic pathologist here has posed some questions to his Australian counterpart In Fremantle, relating to a post-mortem report on dead Singaporean sea1 man Neo Poh Soon. The queries, believed to be related to autopsy findings contained In the report, have been conveyed
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    Govt nurseries earn $170,000
    54 17 MORE than $170,000 was raised from the sale of plants grewn by government nurseries last year, according to the National Development Ministry's annual report. A total of 782.770 plant* were grown by the nurseries of which 135.236 were soid at the plant sales centres at Duneam
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        48 20 Si rait* Trading Berjaya Kawat Pan Electric Honf Lronf Kemayan Batu Kawan H.nm.u Nat Iron CCM OCBC Berjuntai ('arlabcrt 580 264 464 226 209 280 210 200 92 500 464 895 855 545 20 19 10 10 +8 7 +7 +7 6't +6 +6 5 5 5
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        Falls
        24 20 Shell Spore Land ('Srcuritim K I Induitnr. M Bunking Dunlop K.t 280 185 111 92 442 404 -J -3 ■I -I -2 -2
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        Most active stocks
        32 20 Haw Par Pan Electric Simr Darby Harimau K I Krponi Pahang (ana Kabrr Merlin High Low I OB UOL 952.000 927.000 858.000 697.000 339.000 317.000 267.000 248.000 247.000 170.000
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        INDICES
        42 20 July 7 B T Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Tins: rubbers: O.C.B.C.: S.E.8. Ind: 1428 27 353.57 583.50 232.19 218.48 158 66 544 51 323.87 325 68 1441 07 355.14 584 61 232 45 219 28 158.77 545.11 325 33 327.93
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        Hong kong
        363 20 HONOKONO: The market closed slightly easier on active profit-taking, although Institutional demand near the close stemmed the decline, dealers said The Hang Seng Index eased 1.35 points to 581.32. The day's combined total turnover volume was valued at $205.27 MCI 07 HKJ Amal Rubber 3 158 Associated Hotels
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        402 20 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply higher, led by popular: ind blue chips, with the Dow Jones average rising to a new postwar high in fairly active trading, dealers said. The Dow average rose 28.76 to 5.616 89 points, with a volume of 460 million shares. The New Index closed
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        Sydney firmer
        322 21 SYDNEY, Prl. The market was firmer, dealers said. Among Industrials. BHP me six cents to $7.30 and CSR two to $300 while in coals. Owl and Allied eased flve to $4 .45 after yesterday's sharp gain on bid rumours. Utah lost three to $3 95 while Hameraley lost
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        NY falls again
        265 21 NEW YORK, Thurt. Stocks generally declined today as Wall Street continued to worry about rising interest rates, tighter monetary policy and Inflation. The White House Office of Management and Budget In its mid-year budget review said inflation, which the Carter Administration considers the country's foremoit economic problem,
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        Indices
        68 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 452.1 Wednesday 452.0 Week Ago 457.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 807.17 Wednesday 805.79 Week Ago 821 64 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Thursday 112 to IUM Wednesday 112% to 113'. H.K. HANG SENG Friday 581 32 Thursday 582.67 Week Ago 556 88 SYDNEY LNDUSTRIALS Friday 425
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        Amsterdam higher
        153 21 AMSTERDAM, ThUTS Share prices were mainly higher in (airly quiet tradIng, with gains In Dutch inter latlonals led by Hoo«ovcbb and Akko. Esevhere KLM gained 1.3C and Fokker 0.80 while PaJUued lost 3.00 and Nedl\oyi )m- guilder Price* were were jtherwlae little changed. Ooa'u ptic«» is Dutch fulldm
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        Zurich steady
        222 21 Tnuis Prices continued quietly steady, underpinned by a slight recovery of the dollar, dealers MM. °-!n-- gained while banks and financial* elated narrowly mixed Small gains predominated among lnrarancer In the foreign sector dollar stocks eased while Dutch internationals firmed German* were marginally higher The Credit Suuae Index
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        Stock options
        102 20 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, •he periods, bid and offer prices ind business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown In brackets. Cold Storage (Sept $1.70) (0.78B 0.908). C and C (Sept $2.20) (2.7SS). F and N
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        81 20 M Mosaics dividend KUALA. LUMPUR: Malaysian Mosaics said Its first and final 1977 dividend should be one per cent tax-exempt plus nine per cent, less 40 per cent tax and not four per cent tax-exempt plus four per cent, less tax, as announced earlier. It said because of a typographical
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        COPPER
        34 20 LONDON: Copper prlcaa on Thursday (previous In brsrkrt.i wirstar spot buyer* itss SO (f«S>. sellers <«*« so ii«»«i Thr»« Month buyfn £70« (i71«). irllrrj f70« SO (1716 SO) MirMt twit: Easier HI" lt.800 tonnri
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        108 20 rnHF Straits tin nrirp Tei^r^U 0 InE v^iterdav on Tn <*«k y^iierady on an tonnes to l^ionnes! The overnight London market was barely steady with lorward buyers falling £55 to £6.490 per tonne! JWK^i ffi K^2 The afternoon market c»">e under further selling pressure with Three Months trading down
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 20 Rubber: July 7. Singapore: July 225.50 cts (down i 4.25 cts). Malaysia: Auk. i 230.00 cts (down 3.75 cts). Tin: $1,690 (down $11). Official offering 243 tonnes (down 27 tonnes).
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        GOLD
        61 20 Thursday Wtdnuday Melbourne in 180 35 160.60 London 182. 60 8 184 008 183.108 184.508 Zurich 182.508 184. 008 183.258 184. 758 Parli 184.91 186.00 Friday Thursday Hongkong 183 608 183.408 184. 008 183.708 Sport (2) 183.528 183.948 184. 14S 184. 528 Export price* In non-iterllng arras In US
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      RUBBER
      487 20 RUB BE R r\PENING prices In the \J Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down slightly, dealers said. Prices later fluctuated narrowly before falling further on lack of support and stoploss selling. Some reluctance among buyers was noted, Influenced by last minute deposits of July RSS One. The morning session
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      107 20 I^AILY SSR ana SMR prices at noon yesterday: B-A.S. (Currrnt Mth) (Forward Mth) Bujfti Srllrn Buyrr* Srlkrs SSR 20 (1 ton pallet) ***** 213 00N 212 00 214.00N SSR 50 (1 ton pallet) 209.00 211 DON 210.00 212 00N M.R.E.L.B. Aac Sept SMR 5CV (1 ton pallet)
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      Prices keep moving UP
      398 20 Prices keep moving UP PRICES rose higher on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with handful of market favourite* accounting for all-time record in total turnover. Pan Electric saw block deals of 600.000 units at $2.00 before finishing at $2.09 for a gain of eight cent*. The stock overtook State
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      387 20 SHARE prices closed on a very steady note at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, the eve of the general elections. In sharp contrast to expectations that trading would be affected by preelection Jitters, trading was Instead more vigorous and prices were generally marked higher. The forerunners were
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      Money and exchanges
      222 20 THE US dollar opened higher at $2.3150/70 in the Singapore forex market yesterday, as the dollar rallied against most major currencies on profit-taking and short-covering in European markets on uncertainty over the Bremen EEC Summit meeting. However, the dollar's rally was shortlived and it eased under renewed
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      NOMINAL RATES
      154 20 NOMI NAL RATES Interbank rates at 3.00 p m. Currencies Nominal rate* Smithsonian rrrcrnUf* quoted yesterday cruui parity chant* US dollar 2 3105 2 3115 2.8196 —18 06 Sterling pound 4 3155 4.3206 7 3469 41 20 Hcngkong dollar 49.70 49.76 50 51 1 60 M Man dollar 97.85 97.95
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      195 20 ASIAN CURR ENCY RAT ES Ml/ US 2 3595 2 3005 S» 4 3153 4 1183 S$/M$ 97.84 9'< 92 HK/US 4.6470 4 8480 US, Can. 88.97 89.00 US FT fr 4 4700 4 4740 US Yen ***** 203 10 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as st close on July
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      Money market
      36 20 Cleans Interbank ratts on Singapore dollar on July 7 Offer BM Overnight 5 1/35 1 mth 6 1/8 8 2 mths 8 5 7/8 3 mths 6 5 7/8 V Sourer: Aitley Pr*rrx. x
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      DISCOUNT
      55 20 kanue of mtu offered by dU count houHi on July 7. Ovrmimt i 10 1H. Coll depoalt 31<» \-»ii urpuau jj^. ClMlnf 3-Month Trraiury bill* 3 S/l« S 1/16 (-Month Bank bllla 5 5/8 5 1/2 3-Month CD 5 15/1* 5 U/ll t-Month CD l (•ufM: Hatlwol DltMunt C«.
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      Minimum lending rates
      25 20 ■»er«Be ruin wnicn Singapore Darma are Currently prepared to lend tO their b*Bt CUStOmeTS 18 7 Der Cen» i per crn I
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1264 20 flHE laM transacted ready sale at the dOM of business on the Stock Exrnange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1878 high and low. Adjusted for scrip/rights issue). Hick Law Coapar* Sal* KCnONONB INDUVnUALS 230 132 Aetna 226xd <-10 233 123* Alrom 233
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      Unit trusts
      328 20 Closing Tone: Steady. TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots 'Ready' totalled: 10.263.000 units valued at $23,138,000 Industrials accounted for 6.561.000. finance 847.000, hotels 683.000. properties 701,000. debentures, loans and bonds 19.000. oil palms 68,000, tins 288.000. and rubbers 1.096,000. 'Settlement Contracts'
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1368 20 BID and offer prices offl- I dally listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the l^T^rnrZX?a m fte n r i r=ai7t« Board deal (In lots of 2.000 units) are quoted after the letters BB wwtios iiNK ffrWfOTßlAlf INDUSTRIALS Aetna
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1945 20 QK and offer prices official f> *r Mted and business in Vd reported to the Kuala Imiipur Stock Exchange vesterday with the number of hares traded shown In brackets In loU of 1,000 unlU unless otherwise specified IMOUITRIALJ Awn* .2 26B> XD. «un«i»U (2 12H lorn (2 4OB
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      Acma expects to sustain strong recovery
      671 21 Acma expects to sustain strong recovery AFTER managing to stage a good recovery In the second half of last year, Acma Electrical Industries expects this trend to continue strongly into the current y«ar ending Dec 31. 1978. The company made a pretax profit of $2 1 minion last year. Indications
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      Hopeful signs on the horizon at Harper Gilfillan
      479 21 Hopeful signs on the horizon at Harper Gilfillan THERE appears to be hopeful signs that the long dull patch at Sharlkat Harper Gilfillan. the large trading and manufacturing concern, is at last coming to an end. Despite the dull trading performance In 1977 reported In the preliminary figures, chairman D.M.
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      117 20 (JMINOI PROOUCf IX CLOUNC PRICK PIR PICUL TESTlROAY CMWHlt Oil Bulk $$8 Mlleri. old drum $93 icllara. new drum SKI Mllera MM Mixed (Ioom) UK/Coot. »S» buyen. P»»».r Muntok AST A wbltt fob t(XV( NLW $3»2I Mllcn. Sarawak wbiu fob. NL.W U72t Kllcra. Sarawak sprcial Mack fob (S'l
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  • IN MEMORIAM
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      IN MEMORIAM
      48 21 Ma „<«> Unlay you I I" vuddenly witho i I I ring u word l.t thought oj i/"« '/'iiij/ '< si Mti a, s u W s,,/ now I I )''<« hi// alwayi ht '.'-H tx red bj) H'i/. r^jJ-B IGLADWIN M I J. DANIELS I O«part«d 8.7.77
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      38 21 We miss You Dear Dad dy No tears can wi| sorrow and nothing the emptiness you loft b« hind Sadly missed by yourl**loved wife, children and a# your loved ones. IC Mogarah P.J.K 3.11.1934 8.7 1976
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      970 21 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN KELANTAN SELATAN (KESEDAR) JAWATAN-JAWATAN KOSONG Permohonan adalah dipelawa dari Warganegara Malaysia untuk memenuhi kekosongan jawatanjawatan berikut: (A) 1. (I) Jawatan: Pegawai Kerja (II) Tanggagaji: 81l -$485x40-565 605x40-925 1.005x40-1.205. (Hi) Kumpulan: B 2. Umur: (i) Calun-calun bagi lantikan terus. tidak melebihi daripada 30 tahun; (ii) Calun-calun daripada pegawai-pegawai yang
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      479 21 Ifim LAM SOON IT [j GL SOAP MFG |gMr 1 p son. bhd. requires qualified and experienced person to join us as MARKETING MANAGER THE JOB: As head of a new Marketing and Sales Division with abilities to organise, plan and operate it independently. The job requires him to be
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      380 21 IN THE HIGH COUV IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR^ IN BANKRUPTCY NOf>4l OF 1971 <•» Re: Abtlullah bin Ismail! Ex-parti*: Malayan Berthing Bcrhad. In thr matter of a Bankrupt' Notice cated the 21st April. 1978. NOTICE To: Abdullah bin limmtl. No. 106, Jalan Hale. Ktmla Lumpur. TAKK NOTICK that a
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      524 22 AT YOl'R SERVICE SECTION INDEX »V 1 Teleeioae Senrlee M4.44U Rfls?». v VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 PERSONAL 1 I Per column cm $10 75(Mln $32 25) IX OBITUARIES I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE Wr Mo* Borneo Arts Wr M^^ and Artifacts \t. A f' Exhibition/Sale <**£ Two days only! Saturday Sunday
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      552 22 (HOUSEHOLD ITEMS GOING CHEAP Treadle Sewing Machines Carpels Batik Prints Pouffees Motor Lawn Mowers Refrigerators Typewriters Radiograms Hlnh Chairs Old Clocks Lamp Shades Chinese Cake Baskets Ivory Figures Wooden Carvings Brass Porcelain Wares Rattan Bar Counter With Stools Revolving Dining Tables With Chairs Side Boards Wardrobes Dressing Tables Chest of
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      713 22 I FOR SALE I SALE OF CHILDREN'S furniture, toys. Lego Yamaha IS7O stereo set with tape deck, amplifier, record player. 4 speakers Sale on 9th July. 9.00 am 3 00 p m at I, Balmoral Park USED PIANOS KAWAI 2. years $1,900 o n.o Old German piano $1,600 Excellent condition
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      662 22 SHOPPING GUIDE 35 TON LINK BELT crane model i I.S7HKS Interested In purchasing scrap unit without boom but with crawler track or lorry mounted Quotations Jurong In Box 344 WANTED TONE-FORD' BORING machine rotary type, able to drill to 200 ft with 4" diameter bitt Please write to 24-A. Jalan
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      560 22 II EMPLOYMEN 1 DILLINGHAM LAND (S) PTE. LTD. We ere looking for a suitably qualified person to fill the following appointment In our organisation MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL SITE SUPERVISOR: (Rldgewood Condominium Housing Development) Qualifications a eiperience: Technician or Electrician registered with P U B with minimum 3 years relevant experience In
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      591 22 r [©SANYO ELECTRONICS .Si PTE LTD Due to our fast expansion, we need many MALE PURCHASING ASSISTANTS Age 20-28 years Minimum GCE,;O' Level or equivalent Training will be provided to those who do not have purchasing experience Must have completed full-time NS Salary will be commeneurate with qualifications and eiperlence.
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      658 22 II EMPLOYMEN SENIOR SHIPPING CLERK urgently required by established garment •nenufecturer 1) High standard of English and able to correspond Independently 2) Well experienced In Import and export documentation and negotiation of L.C. 3) At least 5 years experience $9 000 per annum. Please apply with detailed resume and photograph
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      776 22 I ESTABLISHED TRADING COM PANY requires 2 General Clerks Must have knowledge of typing. I import and export procedures. letter of credit Please apply In own handwriting stating qualifications, experience and enclosing copies of testimonials to: 259. Selegle Complex. Spore 7. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED Accounts Clerk with good knowledge of
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      653 22 II EMPLOYMENT UNIVERSAL CARS requires SALES REPS Oteit'ier sex with some selling experience. preferably in motor equipment line A GCE qualification is desirable though not absolutely necessary Mandarin speaking card dates will be given priority, all else being equal. Apply giving full per sonal particulars and details of qualifications and
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      810 22 j I An Established Manufacturer and DnlnbulCK of Pharmaceutical Products invitee sppHcetlone tor tha post ol MEDICAL DETAILMAN (to ba baaad In Kuala Lumpur) This ne* position is the result of our expansion programme The successful candidate will detail and tall our products to the GPs hospitals, pharmaclaa. Industrial clinics,
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      561 23 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT H EMPLOYMENT H EMPLOYMENT J II EMPLOYMENT SANYO EIECTWWCS (S) PTE. LTD. MANY MALE TECHNICIANS ere teejutred for t LID dock Radio Una t T.V. •and ftadk) Una MirN Ttip# R#cofo*>f Radio Una HI-FI Amptfflar/ Racal»ac U"a Trsn9c#tv#f Ltfto T Tarnation epa ertoistle. ace evoMototo due
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      741 23 PHILIPS I pi requires > MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS fl QuetWceWona/EMSftence: a ITC Mechanical/ electronics a stream or Trade 2 with I—2 M years of related experience J DuMee: a Maintenance of TV production's electrical/ electronic equipment Preferably with knowledge of digital techniques a Maintenance uf TV production's electro-mecha-nical and pneumatic equipment
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      634 23 OTHERS IN DISTRICTS 15/16 t us babysit and train your ibles Tel *****98 OOK AMAH REOUIREO nmedlately for one month only hone 2356«55 l\ ASAHI ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD 6 BA. BLK 6. KALLANO PLACE. SINGAPORE 12 Invites applications for the following positions (A)RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST (FEMALE) a O.C.E. O
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      656 23 w*n *st*biish*d Tyre Manufacturer with good growth potentlel requlrec PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Mais) 1 Age: 16-40 years old 2) Must work 3 shifts Weekly change 3) Starting pay $8 40 per day $9 40 per day (If completed N S) 4) Shift allowance: 2nd shift $2 00 per shift. 3rd shift
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      525 23 (SANYO ELECTRONICS 'Si PTE. LTD MALE SENIOR STOREKEEPER (Packing Store) a GCE O' with credit in Maths a Preference will be given to those with A' Level education a Able to speak English. Mandarin. Malay and a few local dialects a Age 25 —30 years a Minimum 2 years' related
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      471 23 nsE ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN a Trade Certlflcete/ Electronics Servicing Certmcete from a private institute Pis fersbly wltn some working experience STORE ASSISTANT a GCE'O' Level wtth at least 1 year's working exosrlence In the came capacity a Must hot completed National Service PERSONNEL CLERK a GCE'O' Level with at leeet 2
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      773 23 GEWEWAL nflSfc ELECTWC US A SEEKING A STABLE CAREER? WHY NOT APPLY FOR THE FOLLOWING VACANCIES IF YOU HAVE THE RELEVANT QUALIFICATIONS. 1. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Trade Certificate In Electronic Servicing or Industrial Technician Certificate In Electronic Engineer- ing or equivalent. Candldates without relevant certlflcate but with I—21 2 years proven
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      656 23 Y.W.C.A. INVITES APPLICATIONS from Singapore Citizen* female Christian with OCE 'O' level basic Kindergarten Course and able to play the palno as Kindergarten Teacher Starting salary not less than $260 Apply In writing by Friday 147 78 to Secretary Y.W.C.A. Outram Road Centre. 254 Outram Road. Spore 3 CLINIC NURSE
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      686 23 PHILIPS requires STORE ASSISTANTS a Applicants should have com- pfeted Secondary 4 with I relevant experience, and must have completed fulltime National Service or be liable for part-time duties only. Interested candidates, please submit full particulars Including salary expected and telephone contact number to: The Personnel' Mensger. Philip* S'por* Pte.
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      821 23 LEADING COSMETICS COMPLY requires matured ladles as beflty advisors Free training plus Bin Income Call Teacy Llm 222&06 for appointment CAR PARK ATTENDANTS wanted School leavers welcome Apply personally to 808. Bth fl«fr. International Plaza -M A leading shipyard In Jurong Invitee suitably qualified applicants for the poet, or 1.
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      1405 24 II EMPLOYMENT I 1 DELIVERY BOY, 2 office girls mted Must be honest snd HHHH||Si|ijs|sAAjjSiil|H hardworking Like to work overtime Interested please conBY tsct 141 International Plaza. Anson Road. Spore 2 1 after 3 i TaFejßßsjßrsaß t pm OFFICE/ DELIVERY ASSISTANT Completed N S Possess WE WILL TRAIN YOU motorcycle
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      1576 24 lIVI IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IKTERNATIONAL PLAZA 10. Anson Road, Singapore 2 OFFICE SPACE From $1.05 p.t.f. I SHOP SPACE From $1.60 p.s.f. I APARTMENTS From $740 ALL RENTALS ARE INCLUSIVE OF SERVICE CHARGES ENQUIRIES Please call *****00 18 lines) b) n«t« FIELD ASSOCIATES V *****/ *****/ 310S0 D|rr V i
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      783 24 lIVI IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES V SERVICES A\ BUSINESS I V SERVICES BUSINESS I ASIAN HOUSING AGENCY has aasBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBasIB^ B>a>^ BHBBBIBBB^ B^'^ B>aB I FAVIMft FOR RFRtIIMY s^lllnu FLEMINGO MASSAGE STUDIO OONA'O RING 2SI furnished unfurnished roomsflats houses in various districts Kindly call *****2 LARGE ROOM AVAILABLE for rent near Joo
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      726 24 I I m.' -*V .-fc I £^k I if*' "3 No rtstnctXKl '<**<)'*'* I 1 JT^ > S jS: Moderns Property Tj« I Best Mirernrs u«0 j J— LtsMt dssignsd iyfe. L Irtareon«um-T V lnann.n No DC4K W'Ad. No OSSI I f m|Mct«d oats of I*** campWwi I as*) tanai
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      827 24 NATIONWIDE SERVICES Repairs. Servicing Rental Re spraying. Trade-in. Sales and neneral Contractor For All Kinds id Ainonditioners And Refriuerators Etc Tel *****3 *****0 SALES. RENTAL REPAIR, spray painting, for fridge, aircon- dltioner. cooker Holland Refri- geratlon. 77 Serangoon Oarden Wi> H***** AH KIEW AIRCONDITIONING I Refrigeration Service Speclallstl m sale,
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      142 Deaths
      26 25 WHITAKER Lionel Hanbury Edgar J.P.. 14 Grafton St.. Warwick Husband of the late Frances Whtuker Died 28th June. 1978 aged 82 years WARWICK FUNERALS
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      52 25 THE FAM.LV OF the late Khoo Ah Bah wishes to thank venerable Seek Kong Poh. the buddhlst union, venerable Mahaveera, friends and relatives for their altendenre and condolences during their bereavement THC FAMILY OF late Andrew Leicester thank friends and relatives (or their condolences and assistance In their
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      88 25 ag«d 70 y»«r», callad horn* to b« with ttw Lord on Thursday 6/7/78 l*«ving behind:BELOVED HUSBAND SEOW HONG THYE DAUGHTERS LENA KWOK n— LENA SEOW LAY NGOH LELIA SEOW LAV HOCN LILIAN SEOW LAY LENQ SON-IN-LAW RONNIE KWOK CHONQ YONQ and 2 grandchildren to mourn h«r lo**. Cortege
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      59 25 Wishes to express their deepest gratitude to all rPlatives. friends and colleagues for their kind condolences, attendance, donations wreaths and aulstSJlcc during their recent bereavement Special thanks and gratitude to REV. B. CHAMMARATANA and nt#fnt>#fs of Tl SARANA BUDDHIST ASSN. ol 85 A Marina Parada tor their prayer* and service*.
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  • TIME SPORT PAGE ONE
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      292 27 \yiMBLEDON, Fri.— Martina Navratilova, appearing in the final for the first time, today defeated two-time champion Chris Evert 2-6, 6-4, 7-5 for the women's singles title in the Wimbledon tennis championships. Navratilova, the strong Czech left-hander, who defected to the United States almost three years
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      181 27 WIMBLEDON, Fri Jimmy Connors has a n secret weapon in his tennis arsenal a counsellor and confidante, half court jester, half Merlin the magician. Don't faint now. The name: Bobby Riggs. "I like having Bobby around," Connors said, as he prepares for his Wimbledon final match against
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      220 27 Men's Singles: Semi-finals: Jimmy Connors (US) beat Vitas Oerulaltls (US) 8-7, 6-2. 6-1; Bjorn Borg (Swe) bt Tom Okker (Hoi) 6-4. 6-4. 6-4. Men's Doubles: Quarterfinals: Bob Hewitt i Ausi and Frew McMillan (S. Africa) bt Vitas Oerulaitis and Sandy Mayer (US) 6-4. 8-9. 6-3. 6-3. Women's Doubles:
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      1773 28 |yjEDAL of Honour should break the ice in Race Three at Bukit Timah today. The Royal and Regal three-year-old, who showed promise in his five runs to date and was on the board on three occasions, is in fine fettle and
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      385 28 DATRON who has alX ready won tour ot his six starts this season, looks set to chalk up another win when he goes over 1,600 m in Race Six at Bukit Timah tomorrow The Corlnto four yearold passed his first test in the top
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE THREE
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      Manoharan, Nasir to beef up the attack
      296 29  -  rpREVOR Hartley, Singapore's caretaker-coach, yesterday called up Nasir Jaiil and S. Manoharan in an effort to solve the shortage of lethal strikers in the national team for the Merdeka soccer tournament at Kuala Lumpur. This follows Thursday night's match against Fujlta of Japan
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      110 29  - Warnings to two more clubs WILFRED YEO By TWO more National Football League Dlvision Three clubs. Queenstown CSA and Jubilee SA. have been warned by the Football Association of Singapore for the growing rate of indiscipline by their players. The warnings are mandatory when clubs reach the 40 penalty points
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      257 29  -  By ALBERT JOHNSON JUNIE SNO will swim in the 800 metres freestyle and 400 metres individual medley events in this year's Asian Oames in Bangkok after all. This is because the Asian Oames Federation have agreed to include the two events
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      BRIEFS
      315 29 pOTHENBUBO <9vreden>. Frl. U<to Beyer of Fast Germany set up a world record of 22.15 metres in the ;hct put during an International athletics meetIng here yestercUiy Beyer shattered the existing record of 22.00 metres set by Alexander Baryshnukov of the Soviet Union In Paris In July 1976, by
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      353 29 possible Match postponed until today. At Swansea: Glamorgan 198 and 78 for 4: New Zealand 235-8 declared S M IMM I > U Three memt<>rs of the Australian swimming te«»m to compete in the Commonwealth Games at Edmonton next month have been sent heme
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      DIARY
      118 29 ATHLETICS: Masters track «nd Held meet iTemtsek 4 pm i BADMINTON: Inter-con-stltuency tournament (BBH 7.30 pjn > 8OCCEB: President's Cup Bedok Youth v Andrew's Utd (Qevlang 5.16 pm i NFL Dtr t Pmr Panjang v Jin Besar i^ueenstown Jurong Town v Changl Utd Jurongi Ponggol v 8 goon Gardens
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      COSMOS ROUT RIVALS
      35 29 QUEENSWAY Cosmos thraihed Potonß Paslr 8-0 In th; National Under- 18 soccer tournament at Farrer Park yesterday. In other matches. Marsilliig beat Ponr?ol 3-1 whl!; Tamptnes Rovers and Paslr Panjang drew 3-3
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      LACK-LUSTRE THIRD DAY
      219 29 rpHE third day of the 1 national Inter-school track and field championships was a lacklustre affair with no records being established at the National Stadium yesterday, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Results: Boys post secondary 1.500 metres 1 D. Arul 2 Tan Ming Jen 3 Soong Hte Wong 4
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      Badminton
      56 29 RESULTS of the InterConstltuency badminton tournament first round matches played on Thursday: Ulu Pandan bt Tiong Bahru 3-2; lAng Mb Klo IH Joo Chlat 3-2; Serangoon n»rd«"<i ht Telok A' f r «-l Mountbatten bt Slglap 3-2: Buktc Batok bt Paya Lebar S-0; Buklt Panjang bt Upp. Scranfroon 3-2;
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      Lock icon Soh gets Nik as his new partner
      172 29 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Kelantan defender Nik Fauzi Hassan is certain to play at centreback for Malaysia, alongside skipper Son Chin Aun in tne iweraeka soccer tournamem starting here next Wednesday. Nik Fauzl gets his chance because Santokh Singh is out with a broken
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      Civilians warm up
      74 29 SINGAPORE Civilians, warming up fur next Saturdays Malaysian Rugby Union Cup match against Selangor beat a comDetitive 41 Squadron RNZIR side 18-0 at the Police Academy yesterday They scored two goals, one penalty goal and one dTopped goal. Civilians led 3-0 at halftime though a dropoed goal
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      The kookaburra loses the instant spirit
      428 29 The kookaburra loses the instant spirit PS on sport HPHK sad sight of Evonne GoolaRong's hobbling out of the Wimbled in tennis championships under lines the vulnerability of athletes. No matter how supreme the skill, spirit and courage of an individual, there is always the cruel possibility of those qualities
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      Hopes high for squash
      269 29  -  PATRICK BESTIANS PENDING confirmation from the co-spon-sors, Anchor Breweries, the fourth leg of the Pakistan International Airlines world squash series, featuring the globe's top 16 professionals, will be staged in Singapore from Nov. 812. This follows a breakthrough, coming after weeks of negotiations, for a much
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      Old boys call
      47 29 ALL past Rafllei-.ans interested In plavlng for the Ok Raffleslan Association In the Singapore Rugby Union un-der-23 tournament from July 18 Aug. 19 should turn up at the Raffles Institution today (spm i. or telephone Richard Ting i i ***** 1 from 8-10 a.m.
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      SHA now have more than one headache
      363 29  - SHA now have more than one headache SURINDER SINGH By SINGAPORE, who were unlucky to lose to Negri Semr bllan on penalty flicks In the final of the Razak Cup hockey tournwmut lust year, may fln^ that reaching the final this time could be beyond them. Most of the too
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      20 29 PWD beat Special Constabulary 4-2 In a Singapore Hockey Association Division One match at the Police Academy yesterday.
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    487 30 PRESIDENT Eli as Sarkis of crisistorn Lebanon today maintained his intention to resign despite appeals from Western and Arab countries and local politicians that he change his mind, the state-run Beirut radio reported. A government minister, quoted by the English language newspaper Ike. said
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    45 30 LISBON. Fri. Francisco Mendes, Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau, was killed in a car crash today, embassy officials in Lisbon said. The officials said the accident happened in Bafata, a town 150 km northeast of Bissau. the capital, in the late morning. AP.
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    67 30 BRUSSELS. Frl. A Belgian municipality has decided to impose a 1.000 franc <Ss69> utx on all drunks transported by police vehlclts. it was learnt here yesterday. The city councillors of Alost, mid-way between here and Ohent justified the tax by saying police cars, "which may be
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    65 30 PARIS, Frl. All bus Industrie, the European aircraft consortium, tooay announced the launch of a new. smaller 200-seat version of the A3OO Airbus known as the B-10. The consortium said It was going ahead with conttrucUon of the airliner for the time being w'.thout Britain. which built
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    43 30 LONDON, Pr 1 Mr. Josiah Tongogara, commander of the Zimbabwe African National Union (Zanu) guerillas opposed to the Rhode&lan Government, Is In Hanoi to arrange for the training of his foices In Infiltration techniques. the Dally Mall newspaper reported today. AFP.
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    693 30 LONDON. Krl Trading wu slick with share prices generally steady and government bonds firm. T^n"S«.i«. 1 Thorn Electrical was a feature among equine* rising 28p to 33«p on higher than expected annual profit*. and other leading electrlcals firmed in sympathy At 3pm the Financial Times index was up
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    1265 31  -  By PETER SHARROCK In KHARTOUM Foreign ministers of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) start an eight day meeting here on Friday to prepare the agenda for a heads of state meeting due to be held In Khartoum from July 18 to 21.
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    485 32  -  By RICHARD BILL in TOKYO IN FEUDAL Japan, women fleeing abusive husbands often sought refuge In Buddhist temples. Today they can find safety and help In a secret hideaway run by the Tokyo Government. In a quiet backwater near the city's bustling Shinjuku District Is
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    1188 32  - Khmer Rouge's only method of discipline is death PAUL WEDEL By in BURIRAM npHREE years after the communistm unist "liberation," Ka m puchean people realise they still eat gruel while their leaders eat meat. Knowing they will surely die if they protest suppresses their bitterness. Spokesmen (or the 358 refugees
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      339 34 _4 ADMINISTRATIVE CAREERS SIA. a leading international airline, offers a satisfying and rewarding career to persons who: possess at least a Class II honours degree; are ambitious yet patient to serve time learning the airline trade; self -motivated yet amenable to direction; principled without being dogmatic; and enthusiastic without being
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      648 34 IN THE MATTER OF COMI PANIES ACT. CAP. ISS Pl'R«i| ANT TO SECTION m (1) (b) MATSISHITA ELECTRIC OP SINGAPORE (PRIVATE) LIMITED On the 30th day of June. 1 1978. the Special Resolutions set out below were deemed to be duly passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of Matsushita ElecI
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      691 34 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINCAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 101 of 1978 In the Matter of the COMPANIES ACT. (CAP 185) And In the Matter of INTER-PRODUCTS EXPORT (PTE) LTD NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the windIng up of the abovenamed Company
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    IN MEMORIAM
    43 35 who left us 9 years ago today (8-7-1969) "A promising youth full of zest Raymond is loved by one and all Always remembered by Dad, brother Andrew, sisters, relatives and \r ds J I in evtrloving memory or I RAYMOND WEE
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