The Straits Times, 18 June 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Cstd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Lock icon BOOSTER FOR WORLD PEACE
    740 1 Mutual commitment at summit VIENNA, Sunday PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev opened their summit talks yesterday in conflict over regional trouble spots and defence spending but declaring a mutual commitment to world peace. They continued their discussions today to arrange for a new
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    Lock icon China cool to appeal by US
    345 1 China cool to appeal by US WASHINGTON, Sun CHINA, contending that it has already accepted more than 200,000 refugees, has reacted coolly to an American appeal that it play a larger role for providing safe haven for the new wave of ethnic Chinese who have recently been forced to flee
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    Lock icon The weather
    19 1 UP TO 1 P.M. TODAY: lariated afcwwers. TEMPERATURES UP TO A.M. TOMORROW: Maximum SIC; mtolmum ts C.
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    Thailand resumes deporting Khmer refugees
    167 1 Thailand resumes deporting Khmer refugees BANGKOK, Sun. Tho.llo.Bd has resumed the repatriation of Kampuchea* refugees by sending hack auoiher tjOi through a mountain pass in southeastern Trat province. The Bangkok Past said that, after a fourday susp* as lea, the Thai military yesterday resumed deporting the remaining 4MM Rampurbeaas camping
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    Podmore wins his first classic
    129 1 IPOH, Sun. Leading jockey George Podmore finally broke the "big race hoodoo" when he won the $83,000 Perak Derby here today on Equus Stable's Valaisan. Podmore has been riding on the Malaysian and Singapore turf for the past 10 years and although he has topped
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    Lock icon Hussein to address Parliament
    586 1 Hussein to address Parliament THE REFUGEE ISSUE KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday MALAYSIA reaffirmed today its right to get tough with Vietnamese refugees in a new hard-line policy which the Prime Minister is expected to spell out tomorrow in Parliament. But diplomatic sources said it was possible the new measures would not
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    Lock icon New laws planned
    65 1 TOKYO. Sun Chinas National People's Congress held a preliminary meeting today and endorsed an agenda including a new electoral law, criminal law and law on joint Chinese-foreign enterprises, the official Xinhua (Hsinhua) news agency reported. The congress, scheduled to open a formal session tomorrow, will also take
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    Lock icon CARTER SAVES BREZ FROM FALL
    157 1 VIENNA, Sun. Scviet leader Levnld Brezhnev stumbled en the steps of the Soviet Embassy here today and was saved from a passible fall when President Carter rushed to his side and steadied him. The 72-year-old Kremlin ehlef had Just finished the third session of his
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    CPF rise hint
    101 1 CENTRAL Provident Fund contributions might have to be progressively increased to curb free spending and secure savings, the Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Chua Sian Chin, said last night. Mr Chua, who made the point at the MacPherson community centre, did not elaborate but he stressed that
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    Getting out of the low pay trap
    781 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN and PETER CHIA By of the Asia Research News Analysis Team (ARNAI SINGAPORE is in the grip of a low-level wage trap and to get out of it, the government should cut down the number of unskilled foreign workers, especially females.
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    Need to get ready for the switch
    382 1 Need to get ready for the switch GREATER planning and co-ordination among government, employers and workers are needed to ensure that Singapore's new industrial development strategy could be implemented without losing the spirit of local entrepreneurship. Making the point, the chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers Association, Mr Michael Yeo, also
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    Lock icon LATEST Hanoi boats for refugees
    59 1 LATEST Hanoi boats for refugees CANBERRA, Sun. Vietnam is supplying boats refugees wishing to leave the country, according to Information received by the Australian Government. Government sources told Reuters today that the Hanoi government had established shipyards expressly to build boats for refugees. Farther details of the Vietnamese programme were
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      110 1 RTS GETS $2m FOR FOREIGN SHOWS Pag* 8 OIL row may disrupt Tokyo talks 2 HOW Hanoi is causing the exodus 3 TARAKI regime has few weeks left, say reports 4 TOO few babies oi too many aged 5 COME forward and serve, Chua urges young adults 6 YELLOW box
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      162 1 Purx:tt*»m onty from authousmd d—imrs All this and 3D too. The Olivetti Copra 1550 Copies mode on the Copra 1550 reproduces manuscripts, typescripts, are clean and crisp. So accurate photocopies, drawings, photographs, that the varying degrees of black and books, leaflets and almost anything, white of the original are fully
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      Oil row may disrupt Tokyo talks
      533 2 Officials fear 'energy suicide' TOKYO, Sun A RECURRENT nightmare (or Japanese government officials is of an all-out battle between the major industrialised nations for shrinking oil supplies, leading ultimately to "energy suicide." With Opec and spot market crude oil prices soaring, Japan's painful vulnerability
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      Lock icon Petrol kiosk becomes battle ground
      257 2 Petrol kiosk becomes battle ground WASHINGTON, Sun. The corner service station, a placid oasis for American motorists just a few weeks ago, became a battleground this weekend. Shotguns and pistols were brandished as tempers I flared among drivers queueing with empty fuel tanks and boiling radiators. In many north-east cities,
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      Lock icon 23 hurt
      45 2 ROME, Sun. Rightwing guerillas firing submachine guns and tossing hand grenades burst into an office of the Communist Party in central Rome yesterday evening, wounding i 3 people Police and hospital officials said all victims of the attack were In satisfactory condiditon. UPI.
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      Lock icon HIGH PRICE SIGN IS REMOVED
      70 2 HIGH PRICE SIGN IS REMOVED ROLL 'em down, and that's an order, said the Federal District Court judge on Friday to Glenn Heller, owner of the Beacon Hill Golf petrol kiosk in Boston. Heller's prices were posted at ISS1.56 (S$3.43) an American gallon (or unleaded petrol the highest in the
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      Lock icon Bird woman's bid to save the bald eagle
      138 2 OVIEDO, (Florida), Sun. Mrs Doris Mager says she's having "the time of my life," eating chilli and sipping wine, perched high above the ground in an eagle's nest. Mrs Mager, 53, began her third day in the nest yesterday, in a six-day
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      Lock icon Truckers reject govt order
      179 2 Truckers reject govt order WASHINGTON, Sunday INDEPENDENT truckers have rebuffed a government emergency order and called for a nationwide shutdown by all truckers starting on Wednesday in a protest punctuated by arson, gunfire and beatings. Mr Michael Parkhurst, president of the Independent Truckers Association, said last night: "In about four
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      In other words...
      171 3 In other words... Vletaaai today Is the Nail fitiiiiy, evea 4owa to a Oaal Mt«U*a for the ChhMoe mlaorIty. The worM allowed Hitler all the tin* he ■ceded httfore acting agalast htm. Dare we make thr tame mistake with the mtmitn of a Haaol? 7 London Sunday £x- It lit
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      Lock icon Another China blast
      89 3 BEIJING (Peking), Sun. China today accused Vietnam of having "premeditatedly" created a refugee problem which had become an "international calamity." In a long report describing the "universal indignation" aroused by Vietnam's "dumping of refugees," the official Xinhua (Hsinhua) news agency said that Vietnam's policy of dumping refugees
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      THE REFUGEE It's genocide, says Canada
      155 3 THE REFUGEE It s genocide, says Canada OTTAWA, Son. A Caaadlaa minister today arged the Soviet I nion as well as other aattoo* to speak out against what he called geosdde la Vletaam. ''There to a ease of geascldt here against the ethnic Chinese aad to a certain extent the
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      Lock icon How Hanoi is causing the exodus
      560 3 THAT Vietnam and Vietnam al»nr is responsible for the horrifying refugee nightmare now besettiag Southeast Asian countries has almost escaped notice under the smokescreen of international concern aver the resettle- ment of the refugees. But the blatantness with which Vietnam pursues its policy of
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      Lock icon Take note of Third World woes call by Asean
      227 3 Take note of Third World woes call by Asean TOKYO, Sunday THE Asean foreign mi questionnaire published Tokyo economic summi cies should attend to pn misters in replies to a here today said the t of industrial democraoblems facing developing countries. The questionnaire had been sent by the Japanese daily
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      Lock icon Viet team for new talks in Beijing
      142 3 HONGKONG, Sun. A delegation of Vietnamese officials will travel to Beijing (Peking) next week to work on the settlement of problems that have caused one war between the two neighbouring Asian communist nations this year. The official Vietnam news agency said yesterday that
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      Lock icon 20,000 demo
      39 3 TEL AVTV, Sun. More than 20.000 people took part in a demonstration here last night organised by the Peace Now movement in protest at the government's policy of opening new Jewish settlements in occupied Arab territory. AFP
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      Lock icon Hope 'conquers' part of China
      137 3 BEIJING (PEKING), Sun. America's veteran comedian Bob Hope conquered a part of China's population on his first day of sightseeing today with his golf club, clowning and camera. At the forbidden city, a complex of 16th and 17th Century palaces, Hope with his golf club
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      490 3 I MANAGEMENT COURSES I I JULY-AUGUST 1979 I FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING Bth RESIDENTIAL COURSE 30 July -3 August 1979 Rasa Sayang Hotel, Penang. This course has successfully established a reputation in this region as the premier finance course for directors, senior and middle managers who do not possess formal financial
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      Lock icon Taraki regime has few weeks left, say reports
      393 4 NEW DELHI, Sunday REPORTS from Kabul indicate that the situation in Afghanistan has definitely deteriorated in the past month and that pro-Soviet regime of President Nur Mohammad Taraki has only a few weeks to survive in the face of widespread rebel offensives.
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      Lock icon Moscow's coup in war of nerves
      209 4 MOSCOW. Sun. A visit by the Dalai Lama to the Soviet Union and Mongolia in the past five days represents a neat tactical coup for the Kremlin in its war of nerves against China, foreign observers here today said. The exiled spiritual and temporal
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      Lock icon JAPANESE ARE HOBBY CONSCIOUS
      129 4 JAPANESE ARE HOBBY CONSCIOUS TOKYO. Sun. One third of the Japanese people presently engage actively in out-of-work activities i such as sports, hobbies or studies for self-improve-ment. According to a survey by the Prime Minister's Office on life-long education, 31 per cent of the people responded that they have continually
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      Lock icon Dinghy collides with whale
      152 4 Dinghy collides with whale HALIFAX (Nova Scotia Sun. Englishman Paul Parsons, trying to cross the Atlantic in a sail-powered rubber dinghy, was rescued by a Canadian fishing boat early today after he collided with a whale. A Canadian coast guard spokesman said Mr Parsons, 30, who set out in his
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      Lock icon Gas blast
      27 4 ANN ARBOR (Michigan), Sun. A mystery gas explosion in a refinery here yesterday caused widespread damage and led to nearly, 4,000 people being evacuated.— AFP.
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      Lock icon Indira faces challenge from former ally
      215 4 NEW DELHI, Sun FORMER Indian Premier Indira Gandhi today faced a direct political challenge from the man who helped her return to Parliament after her crushing defeat in the March 1977 general elections. Mr Devarai Urs. Chief Minister of the south Indian state of
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      FIVE WITH EYES ON TITLE
      62 4 FIVE WITH EYES ON TITLE EYES left! Showing off their best profiles in the quest for the Miss Asia 1979 title at the beauty pageant in Manila are (from left): Tract Christopherson of Australia; Anne Looi of Malaysia; Lajiah Shanna of Singapore; Lorraine E. Sschack of the Philippines; and Ayla
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      Lock icon Muslim rebels losing support, says minister
      248 4 Muslim rebels losing support, says minister MANILA, Sunday DEPUTY Defence Minister Carmelo Barbero said today Muslim separatist rebels were losing their mass base in southern Philippines resulting in an "immeasurably improved peace and order condition in the Mr Barbero in an interview with the government television said that while there
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      Lock icon Russia-Laos pact
      85 4 RussiaLaos pact BANGKOK, Sun. The Soviet Union and Laos have signed an agreement to bring materials into Laos for the construction of a satellite tracking station, Vietnamese media said today. The Soviet-Laos agreement, reportedly signed on Friday, was to implem< nt an agreement signed earlier to construct the station, which
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      Lock icon Land dispute over Parliament House
      173 4 I JAKARTA, Sun. As the I Indonesian Parliament busily sorts out land disputes submitted to it direct by plaintiffs from across the country, it has I turned out that the very > land on which Parlhunent House has been built is itself the subject of
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      Lock icon Too few babies or too many aged
      313 5 UNITED NATIONS, Sunday THE developed world has too few babies and the developing world has too many old people, a UN official reported today. Mr Rafael Salas, executive director of the UN Fund for Population Activities, declared in a report titled The State
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      Lock icon UN has $3b 'extra' funds, says Post
      289 5 UN has $3b 'extra' funds, says Post WASHINGTON, Sunday DESPITE the impression of financial difficulty created by the United Nations and its affiliates, they have been maintaining a surplus of as much as US$35O million (Ss77o million) a year and have US$l.4 billion (Ss3 billion) in excess funds in bank
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      Lock icon Guerillas build wall to split Managua
      235 5 Guerillas build wall to split Managua MANAGUA, Sun SANDINISTA guerillas were trying today to cut this Nicaraguan capital in two by throwing up a concrete wall from east to west. Nicaraguan air force planes swooped low over the eastern sector last night warning residents to evacuate their homes before bombing
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      Lock icon Officials of UN in food aid scandal
      122 5 Officials of UN in food aid scandal LONDON, Sun. Part of the food aid supplied to African countries by the United Nations is misappropriated by UN officials, the Sunday newspaper, The Observer, reported today. It quoted from a report written in August 1977 by Dr Siegfried Bethke, who was at
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      Lock icon Shah guards
      48 5 CUERNAVACA, Sun. Police yesterday doubled the number of plainclothesmen and uniformed officers guarding the villa of the Shah because of reports that nttnwlnfl had been sent to kill him. A spokesman for the Shah said sufficient security measures to protect his life had been taken. UPI
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      34 5 God will not forgive as if we fail. Remark by the atheistic Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev during the first round of summit talks with President Jimmy Carter in Vienna on Saturday.
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    Come forward and serve, Chua urges young adults
    519 6 ABLE young mpn and women who stay away from community work in their residential estates may soon find it unwise to do so because of social pressure of residents' committees which are now being set up all over Singapore. For the area
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  • MAKE COURTESY OUR WAY OF LIFE
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      `TASK FORCE" OUT IN CLEMENTI AND BUKIT TIMAH
      148 6 `TASK FORCE" OUT IN CLEMENTI AND BUKIT TIMAH THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (KnvlroMmcnt), Mr Char Ye*k Eng, yesterday approached Clement! reaMeats to tell them about the importance of courtesy In everyjay jjfe. "ttTif f" J^» *7 f#r fr m f i1"?!?i 1 <H>n«tltn «n^- who is t," ifwS.S 1 1
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      Police? Help us to help you
      215 6 A SENIOR police officer I yesterday appealed to the public to help the police to provide more courteous service. At a courtesy campaign mass meeting at a car park in Toa Payoh last night, Supt Chua Cher Yak, head of Toa Payoh police, said:
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    Piped music makes Boon Teck unique
    270 6 THE new Boon Teck community centre which opened its doors to the public three-and-a-half months ago has a built-in piped music system unavailable at other centres at the moment. The control knobs to the piped music are found in the centre's office, conference room
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      274 6 VIOLIN RECITAL by Er Yenn Chwen with pianist Cheung Mun Chit at Conference Hall at 8.15 p.m. Tickets: $2, $3 and $4. GOLDEN YEARS a talk by Dr A.R. Parchment and Dr Grosboll at Whampoa community centre at 8 p.m. Last in series of talks on Family Health and You.
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    RTS gets $2m to buy foreign shows for 79/80
    650 8 RADIO and Television Singapore has been allocated $2 million to acquire foreign programmes in the financial year 1979/80. This was disclosed by the Controller of TV, Mr Lim Heng Tow and Programme Film Executive, Mr V. G. Krishnan, during an interview
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    Poetry talk
    36 8 A TALK in Mandarin on Writing Poetry will be given by a Nanyang University lecturer, Dr Wong Yoon Wah, at the National Library Meeting Room on June 30 at 5 p.m. Admission is free.
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    Ow's date
    30 8 PARLIAMENTARY Secretary (Cu)ture), Dr Ow Chin Hock, will open the Writers' Workshop on Children's Books at the Regional Language Centre in Orange Grove Road at 9.30 a.m. today.
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    $20 m AIR CARGO COMPLEX PLANNED
    105 8 $20 m AIR CARGO COMPLEX PLANNED THE Department of Civil Aviation is to build a $20 million air cargo forwarding building at the new Changi Airport by the end of next year. The complex will consist of two three-storey blocks. The ground floor of each block will be used for
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    Dr Goh acts as PM
    57 8 THE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Education. Dr Goh Keng Swee, is the acting Prime Minister during the absence of Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Mr Lee is now with a Singapore delegation in Luxembourg. They will be in Britain this week where they will
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    Sea crash probe
    57 8 THE Port Authority is investigating a collision between two vessels in the Eastern Anchorage during heavy rain on Friday. The collision involved the 77,049-tonne bulk carrier Romantic and the 60,81 4-tonne tanker, Shirley. Both are Liberianregistered. A PSA spokesman said there was no pollution and no one
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    Making it all the way to Mecca on foot
    259 8 MRS Li-Uk Jnfri, a 35-ye*r-old housewife, is on her way to Mecca the hard way. She, her husband, Mr Mahammed Jufri, and their Mud, Mr Nasncha Kasban, are walking all Uk way to the My city in Saudi AraWlth haversacks strapped
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    On reading
    41 8 THE head of the children's section of Toa Payoh branch library. Mrs Maureen Jeyapal. will give a talk on Early Start in Reading at the Meeting Room of the National Library on Saturday at 3 p.m. Admission is free.
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    Library talk
    33 8 THERE will be a talk on the Philippines by a representative from the Philippine Embassy at the Marine Parade branch library auditorium on June 26 at 7.30 p.m. Admission is free.
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    Seven Viet refugees allowed ashore
    146 8 Seven Viet refugees allowed ashore THE American naval salvage vessel, USS Safeguard, arrived here yesterday with seven Vietnamese refugees on board. The refugees four men, two women and a boy were picked up from their boat in the South China Sea last Wednesday. Immigration authorities here allowed them to land
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    Entry ban
    20 8 CHUAH KIM KEAT. a Malaysian, has been permanently banned from entering Singapore, according to the latest Government Gazette.
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    HDB will back residents to beautify estates
    186 9 HDB will back residents to beautify estates THE HDB will support prepasals (ram Its raMeate a*d ruMiit'i committees to actively I*. v«lvr HDB dwellers la aeaattfyias taetr koadag estates, the Parliamentary Secretary (Nattoaai Devetopmeat), Mr Lee Ywk Seag, said -yesterday. TkU la to salve tke HDB'i persistent •aartage af aasldllei
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    CC courses
    31 9 THE Bukit Merah community centre will hold new courses in elementary dressmaking, fruits and vegetable carving, nonya kueh. Tim sum. Japanese language and flower arrangement soon. For details. rinc«4lo9?
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    On Hinduism
    29 9 DR HANUMANTHA RAO. adviser of Federal Industrial Development Authority, will speak on Hindu Religion and Culture at the Ramakrishna Mission. Morris Road, today at 6 30 p.m.
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    Disabled will take part in National Day parade
    229 9 THE handicapped have finally achieved their ambition to march alongside the able-bodied in Singapore's National Day parade. They will form a contingent under the banner of Kuo Chuan community centre at this year's decentralised parade at Toa Payoh, where the Health Minister,
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    8 9 The yellow box ruling which motorists must observe
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    Yellow box ruling: Motorists warned
    426 9 Yellow box ruling: Motorists warned THE Traffic Police have warned that it is an offence to enter or turn even a part of a vehicle into a yellow box, although traffic lights permit it, if by doing so one becomes an obstruction to another vehicle. "Some motorists in misinterpreting the
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      380 10 KL:No decision yet on Muslim Khmers Final step in settlement rests with govt BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sunday THE Federal Government has not made any decision regarding the 3,000 Muslim Kampuchean refugees that Perkim proposes to settle in the country. Umno vice-president Mr Abdul Ghafar Baba said today Perkim, a Muslim missionary
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      Lock icon Fares hike for agents
      64 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The recent increase made in air fares by members of the Orient Airlines Association OAA) was "only an adjustment made towards commission for travel agents." This was disclosed here today by the chairman of the OAA field improvement committee, Mr Ibrahim Taib. He
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      Lock icon Mahathir blames inept managers for bumi losses
      225 10 SHAH ALAM, Sunday BUMIPUTRA entreprenuers have been losing millions of dollars purely because of their lack of managerial skills, Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamed said here yesterday. I He said steps were being taken to remedy the situation in the form of courses
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      TRISHAWS STILL DOING WELL
      178 10 PKNANG, Sun. Despite the march of progress, the trishaw business heir is still a viable trade. According to the chairman of the Penang Trishaw Pedallers Association, Mr Tan Hong Gap, there are about 2,SM trishaw riders In the city. They provide not only an exotic attraction
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      $280,000 haul by customs
      73 10 JOHORE BARU, Sun. Customs officers seized about $280,000 worth of contraband textiles and electronic goods afU'r intercepting a Thai fishing boat in Malaysian waters off Sungei Ringgit. about 128 km from nere, on Friday night. Seven men, believed to be Thais, were detained. The officer-in-charge of
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      Lock icon 'Unite' call by MCA
      55 10 MALACCA, Sun.— The Malacca MCA liaison committee chairman. Tan Sri Chong Hon Nyan. today appealed to the Chinese to consider seriously the importance of uniting all its political strength under one political organisation, the MCA. This was to ensure that their voice would be heard and
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      Lock icon At least 4 groups behind cheating at cards
      253 10 At least 4 groups behind cheating at cards JOHORE BARU, Sun. At least (our known groups with international connections are involved in cheating gamblers of large sums of money at card games. Police sources said members of these groups, dubbed "flashers," are highly mobile. They move from state to state
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      Lock icon 'Stricter khalwat laws not enough'
      139 10 'Stricter khalwat laws not enough' IPOH, Sun. Tightening the khalwat laws to include punishment for nonMuslims would not be enough to deter khalwat offences among Muslims, Welfare Services Minister Datin Paduka Hajiah Aishah Ghani said here today. She said it was more important for Muslims to be aware that khalwat
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      Lock icon 5-day drug meeting
      57 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A five-day meeting on drug problems in the Commonwealth and the countries in the region will begin here tomorrow. A Home Affairs Ministry statement said today that Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Monamed. who is also chairman of the cabinet committee on
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      300 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 j r y someone who sacks em I F.xpensive way to get a pound ployees, one who blasts (4-5) in the course of retiring (6) 7 Machine- gun taken round to a 4 Dad's (ur coat is quite good(8) Frenchman (6) 9 Cautious, retaining energy,
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    Language camp on Sentosa for students
    532 11  - Language camp on Sentosa for students THOMAS WEE Extension of immersion programme By TWO secondary schools have embarked on a novel extension of the immersion programme a language camp at Sentosa involving 40 students each from the Chinese and English streams. Eight teachers and 80 students from Catholic High School
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    ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION (PUB)
    24 11 SATURDAY'S electricity consumption was IS.M million units, a drop of 2.64 per cent compared with the average Saturday consumption In March.
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    FINED FOR TAKING BRIBE FOR ADVICE
    200 11 FINED FOR TAKING BRIBE FOR ADVICE A TECHNICIAN was fined $3,000 by a district judge on Saturday when he was found guilty of accepting money in return for giving "technical advice" to a firm having a contract I with his employer. This is believed to be the first case of
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    'Lack of funds hindering our builders abroad'
    290 11 'Lack of funds hindering our builders abroad' SINGAPORE builders have become more active in competing for overseas projects in recent years but they often find it hard to get financial backing for such enterprises. The president of the Singapore Institute of Building, Mr Cheah Ah bee, made this point at
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    Hit-and-run victim
    60 11 AN unidentified elderly female pedestrian was fatally injured in a hit-and-run accident outside CID building in Robinson Road at 2 15 p.m. on Friday. Police, who described her as a "rag-and-bone" woman, said she was pushing a pram along the road when the mishap occurred. Eye-witnesses and next-of-kin
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    New POSB branch
    56 11 THE new Alexandra Village branch of the Poat Office Savings Bank at Block 121, Bukit Merah Lane will open today. Business hours will be from 8.30 a.m. to 4.X p.m. from Mondays to Fridays and from 8 30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. on Saturdays Withdrawals of up
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    Don t delay, blood donors urged
    108 11 THE MP for Beck*. Haji Sha'ari Tadir, yesterday urged more people to donate blood ard not wait for others to do so. Speaking ai a blood donation session in his constituency, Itaji Tadin said: "People should not wait and hope rhat someone else will
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    Varsity union to seek views on education report
    357 11  - Varsity union to seek views on education report JUNE TAN By SOME tjm students, parents and teachers will be targets of a I nlversity of Singapore Students' Union (USSU) survey next month to find oat their views on the Goh Keng Swee Education Report. Thoagh the surveywill be CMdacted four
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  • The Straits Times MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1979
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      UP THE LADDER
      359 12 THE rethinking on Singapore's wage policies for the 198(6 crystallises by the day, as the time approaches for the 1979 National Wages Council guidelines to be made known. Now the NTUC president, Mr Devan Nair, has gone on record supporting higher pay to go with higher skills
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      THE REAL CULPRITS
      355 12 MALAYSIA'S dramatic decision of a new hard line on Indochinese refugees should not distract the world from faulting the real culprits the government of the Socialist Republic of Vietn am. The response of shock to the harsh Malaysian stand from Western quarters is to be expected, but
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    Will Brez's prodigy clinch the top post? PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
    591 12 Will Brez's prodigy clinch the top post? PEOPLE IN THE NEWS KONSTANTIN Ustinovich Chernenko, tipped to be the next Soviet President, soared into the top communist party ranks with both hands firmly attached to the coat-tails of President Leonid Brezhnev. His inclusion alongside Brezhnev at the Salt I talks at
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    Lock icon Lethal smog cap just refuses to leave Santiago
    565 12  -  SHIRLEY CHRISTIAN By in Santiago THIS IS Santiago. Colour It grey. Make the eyes aad threats ef the fear million Inhabitants red. Coat the can aad buildings la grimy dast, the dust that haags ever the dty like bomb falloat aad has
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    Releasing S'pore from the low wage trap
    1353 12 TODAY we carry Part On* of a five-part study of Singapore's low-level wag* problem by the Asia Research News Analysis Team (ARNAT), directed by John Drysdale and written by AHMAD OSMAN, PETER CHIA, TAN EE GEK and CHRIS LIM SINGAPORE is in a
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    Lock icon Burma peeks out of its shell after 20 years
    1100 13  -  JAMES P. STERBA By in Rangoon BURMA, like a turtle. poked a little farther out of its isolationist shell in recent weeks, taking a few more halting steps along the development path that neighboring South-east Asian nations sprinted down years ago.
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      Relax ruling for foreign engineers also
      136 13 Relax ruling for foreign engineers also I REFER to a speech made by the Minister for National Development (Mr Teh Cheang Wan) recently regarding the relaxation of restrictions on the registration of foreign architects in Singapore. Recognition of architectural qualifications will also be given to those who qualify from Japan
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      CPF money
      44 13 WHY CANT Central Provident Pond money be released to people who leave employment to do their own business? This money can be added to their existing capital to farther improve their business and avoid borrowing money on Inter* est. iJUJL Singapore IS.
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      Bus doors and the safety of passengers
      308 13 Bus doors and the safety of passengers THE recent suggestion made by a High Court judge and the reply given by the Singapore Bus Service regarding the doors of its older buses have prompted me to raise a few points on this matter. According to the SBS spokesman: "All new
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      Female IE candidates and the pre-school course
      261 13 Female IE candidates and the pre-school course IT IS encouraging to hear that the Institute of Education (IE) is trying to woo more male teachers. However, it is sad to know that this seems to be done at the expense of losing their female counterparts. Many of them are very
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      119 13 TAIWAN METAL PRODUCTS KITCHENWARE SHOW GHGEIHjj JUNE 18 JUNE 20, 1979 VENUE: 18th Floor, Apollo Hotel 10.00 A.M. 5.00 P.M. V J Real estate investment opportunity in SWITZERIAND MONTREUX 1 hour from G*n«va, on th« lak*ahor« A Dealing directly with the promoter, invest in a luxury lakefronl apartment m Montreux.
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      152 13 li* :r; *l e-f-~-» ■w v- Mr^^al 1 Qrlane'sß2lline has captured 21 elements essential for your skin Your skin is exposed constantly to Orlane's 821 Line of skin care dust particles and varying temperatures, cosmetics contains these 21 elements, from air-condition comfort to hot humid which include ammo-acid, uniquely weather.
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    While the rest of S'pore slept...
    6 14 While the rest of S'pore slept
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    Up went the beams for a flyover
    161 14 WHILE the rjst <rf Singapore slept early yesterday these workmen tolled on under spotlights to instal the pre-stressed concrete beams for the side span of the Nleoll Highway flyover near Merlin Plaza. Workmen from the Public Works Department started operations at 1 a.m.
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    PATA COURSE FOR TRAINERS ENDS
    170 14 PATA COURSE FOR TRAINERS ENDS THIS year's Pacific Area Travel Association (Pata) training-the-trainer programme ended at the Regional Language Centre on Saturday, after six days of lectures by two authorities in the field. Fifty-four people from 45 hotels in Singapore and Malaysia attended the course sponsored by Pata, the American
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    At concert
    31 14 THE acting Minister (or Culture, Mr Ong Teng Cheong yesterday attended a concert by the Goh Soon Tioe String Orchestra at the Public Utilities Board's auditorium in Sommerset Road.
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    No cable car
    28 14 THE cable car system from Mount Faber to Sentosa will be closed (or servicing and maintenance tomorrow and Wednesday. Normal service will resume on Thursday.
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    Recruits drive: Cisco gets poor response
    110 14 Recruits drive: Cisco gets poor response THE Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation (Cisco) has met with "very poor response" in its recent recruitment drive. Advertisements in the Malaysian and local newspapers drew very few applicants. There were less than 100 applicants from across the Causeway, said Cisco's general manager, Mr
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    Centre's move on traditional medicine
    225 14 THE Research Centre of Oriental Medicine, a private company which has been set up here, plans to document in English all the practices of traditional medicine in this region. The centre's office in People's Park Centre is manned by five full-time researchers who translate all
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    Asean lines to form a consortium
    431 14  -  J. D. INDRAN To prevent unilateral freight hikes By ASEAN shipping lines are to form a consortium within the next five years to prevent unilateral freight rate increases by Westerndominated shipping conferences, the Philippine Trade Minister, Mr T. T. Quiazon Jr., said yesterday. Mr
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    On the move —the hard way
    139 15 On the move the hard way CROSSING THE RIVER: The people of an interior village In Nepal are not try-ing to take a primitive-styled cable-car ride. This is their way of crossing a river and even then, they have to pay tax for it. SEVEN ON THE MOVE: It's a
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    Singapore is fortunate compared to some Asian nations
    354 15 IN SINGAPORE, we just hop into a car, bus or taxi to get from one place to another, althogh most of us seem to take the efficient transport system for granted. Sometimes we forget that our transport problems are much simplified because
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    Fund received only $994 last year
    110 15 THE Redundancy Payments Fund received only $994 last year for one retrenched employee, while the number of members receiving monthly payments from the fund has dropped from 1,584 at the end of 1977 to 1,367 at the end of 1978. The 1977 balance of
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    It's *****1 from today
    23 15 THE telephone number of the Ministry of Culture will be changed from the present *****1 to *****1 from today.
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    Robber kills watchman, flees with $200
    184 15 Robber kills watchman, flees with $200 A WATCHMAN died after being struck on the forehead by a rebber whe escaped with |2M and seine liquor at Nam Yew Welding aid Steel Works Company in Kallaug Pudding Road yesterday. The body of Mr Abdul KaJinuui bin Adam, 1 1 waa discos
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    CC's chess tourney
    64 15 THE management committee of Marine Parade community centre will hold its second open chess championship 1979 for the Goh Chok Tong Challenge Trophy. The championship from June 28 to July 7 will be played in the Swiss system of seven rounds at Marine Parade Branch Library's lecture
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    Camping at St John's
    46 15 CANBERRA Community Centre Youth Group will hold a two-day recreational camp at St John's Island from July 21. Applicants must be between 15 and 30 years of age, and must pay $10 for members and $12 for non-members. For details, ring *****2.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      1995 16 AS A service to readers, Straits Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The year's high and low, are followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. Ml Hick
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    • Money and exchanges
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        DOMESTIC
        330 16 THE US dollar weakened generally in the Singapore fores market last week Opening at C US 35 compared with CMS at the previous week t closing, the US unit fluotuat ed narrowly but gradually eased towards the week's rlose. to lourti 12 1«5. the lowest in many weeks, before
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        DISCOUNT
        315 16 THE MrtMt mtmty nut*) lut nM opened firm and tfar <w«ni(tM rm* ■tflll«li1 a steady level of Miw pn ctal 10 per w mm <Mi «MU1 ike lUMMty bur day which incidentally, fell on Friday. Diarount hnuari. however, had some difficulty in keeping their positions comfortably squared throughout the
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        COPPER
        28 16 LONDON: Copper price* on Friday iprrvtom in brerkrti) Wireter Spot CM i£tU) rnCWlUU); Three MoMh buyer* I.MS (CHI), kfllrn Oft. 50 (C*23.5«) MmMHm: Euter »mtm: tt.m iomm*
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        188 16 ASIAN earreaey average tepeatt rataa far the week tm4*4 Jaae IS: LStiBMpnewl Hiik Lo» 7 days 10 5/16 10 5/18 1 month 10 15/169 11/16 2 months 10 7/16 10 3 months lOS/lt 10 1/16 8 months 10 7/16 10 8 months 11 915/16 12 months 10.
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        Treasury Bill
        49 16 RESULTS <K under held ywterday lor 91-day Treasury bilk to be towed from June Uto June 22: OBm4 $20,000,000 Afilii tor: $34,730,000 UMM: J20.000.000 AeeepHi ■!<•: 198.86 approx maiely K per cent, higher bid* In hill. Avenf* rate *f IiiiiiI ta tMH ■eat: 4.I7S per cent per annum.
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        Banks' Prime Lending Rates
        330 16 BANK'S prime lending rate* as at the close of business on Friday, June 15. BANK'S JPLH Algemene Bank 8. American Express 8' 4 Asia Commercial 8 Asien-Pazifik 8 1 Ban Hin Lee Bank 8 Banca Commerciale 8 4 Banco Do Brasil 8 Bangkok Bank 8'. Bank
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      LONDON STOCKS
      580 16 LONDON, Fri—Equities were firmer in qujet end-of^ccoun. trading, dealers said, at the close, the FT index was up 4.3 tn 17R nninlc t\J fT, l' Industrial leaders gained up lo 12p as in Jafca Brawa, while government bonds claaed 3/16 point higher in longer dated loans Gold mining
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      New York
      220 16 NEW YORK, Fri.-The stock market turned in a mixed performance in moderately active trading as investors were again troubled by confusing economic statistics The Dow Jones industrials added a fraction to 843.30 points, and winners led losers by a small margin, but other popular averages lost ground as
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      Amsterdam
      215 16 AMSTERDAM, Fri— Share prices closed mixed with internationals mostly lower except ateyal Dnten which was 0.40 higher and Akas which was unchanged, dealers said. JLNI 15 rtj AUS ***** -13 Ahold S3 10 -0 4 AH/. 2850 unch AMEV M5O -15 A11.:.,, ***** -02 Ainrol Bjnt 6»20 -03 U"«o«
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      64 16 Carnal Date paymeat payaMr Arm* 15'V(b) June 20 Ul A Pea 10tf(n) June 20 SU Chew 12-, (b) June 20 Aleaai VX June 22 S Bu 7.5'. (b) June 22 Taa Ckaaf 20Mb) June 22 T.UJ f.r the year WA 12*. IV. iff, T.tal Iw prevtoas year 17','
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      S'pore produce
      215 16 COFFEE dealers, importers, roasters and exporters last week went Into a seasonal frenzy as the world's largest producer of coffee. Brazil once again face the unhappy prospect of a smaller coffee harvest because of the recent frost and the expectation of colder weather in the next several weeks.
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      123 16 CHINESE PRODICE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PUCES PER PKTL ON SATTRDAV: (MM ell: Bulk $130 tellers, old drum SIX teller*, new drum $140 sellers C*pn>: Mixed (loot*) UK Corn $82.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntotc AST A white fob lOf. NLW $317 90 sellers. Sarawak white (ob 96'. NLW WE
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      Zurich
      350 16 ZURICH, Fri -Prices closed higher in thin trading, dealers said. The bond market's recovery this week was confirmed with little national bank intervention necessary, bond dealers said. A weakening of the dollar following the record weekly US money supply increase reported yesterday fuelled hopes that the recent run into
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      GOLD
      180 16 THE KILOBAR market lor gold deliverable In Singapore on Saturday, was quoted at 119.908 In the Far East, gold followed the same pattern as the West- It opened at ISJ279 60 280.00 and then was traded on either side ol 1280 00 before closing steady at S279 70 280
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      Money market
      52 16 THE earlier part of last week saw a rather easy money market. On base day, transactions were mostly done at parity. Interest rates for the One. Two, and Three months closed at 67»6 7 to 61.,6 1 6-15/16 to 6-13/16, and 7 to to 6-15/16 respectively. S— fee:
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        Tin price falls
        162 16 THE STRAITS tin price fell $10 to $1,985 per picul in Henang on Saturday on an official offering down 31 tonnes to 160 tonnes. LONDON: Tin on Friday lost L 35 for Cash and £85 for Three Months while High Grade fell £35 and £70. The afternoon
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        Erratic conditions
        435 16 LAST WEEK saw a dramatic reversal amidst volatile and erratic trading conditions, with operators hard pressed to keep up with latest price movements and differential changes, says H*H4»y, Citler, Bttk C*. in its weekly review of the Malaysian and Singapore rubber markets. Prices moved strongly up some 12
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        Rubber steadier
        175 16 LONDON: Terminal rukber fluctuated in a narrow afternoon trading range but finally steadied on pre-weekend rover ing to close on Friday with reduced losses of 0.50 to 0.75p per kilo Turnover totalled 481 lots of 15 tonnes including 17 Options and 11 Kerbs, plus 31 lots of five
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      S'pore exchange
      389 16 LOSSES were posted across a wide front In lack-lustre trading at the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. Bat the general undertone, though still week, was not as had as many made It oat to be. For one thing, there was no concerted selling pressure throughout the week,
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      108 16 THE following list of stocks gives the II most traded on the Stock Exchange of Singapore Uwt week. It gives the turnover la thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1979 *N U* It lift Sime Darby Holdings L'onsolidated Plantations Dan
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      Kuala Lumpur
      422 16 AN EASIER trend ruled for the best part of last week on the Kuala Lumpur stock market and prices finished with moderate losses across a broad front. Trading was selective and cautious, and mostly done on profit-taking and booksquaring accounts. Concern over energy matters, higher crude oil prices
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES
      182 16 iu 11 Jn It Ju 11 J» 14 Ju IS ■*BT Index 2366 25 *****8 2306* 2321.83 •Industrials 401 92 398.51 394 79 394 71 ..Finance: 697 53 ***** 690 31 ***** ••Hotels: 295.90 295.36 294.82 294.82 •Properties 249 49 248 07 247 24 246.95 Minings 197.85
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      448 16 LONDON: Prices (ell sharply last week in active trading following the UK budget, dealers said. Sentiment was depressed by the inflationary aspects in the budget, including the two per cent rise in the Bank of England minimum lending rate, and possible adverse trade union reaction to the proposals
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      575 17 CIPCO PTE. LTD. (A subsidiary of COORS Industrie (UBA), manufacturers of caramic casinos and WE ARE YOUNG but AGGRESSIVE SEIZEABLE but FRIENDLY HUMBLE but PROGRESSIVE ond we reflect the some standards tor our employees In our quest for Goal oriented people, we hove vacancies tor PRODUCTION MANAGER who a settstarter
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      512 17 Our client is a successful international foundry recently commissioned in Singapore. It invites applications from career-minded personnel for the following vacancies:FOUNDRY MATERIALS SUPERVISOR He is responsible for Production Control, Shipping, Receiving, Stores and Purchasing. Applicants should have at least a Polytechnic Diploma with two years relevant experience. Q.C. INSPECTION SUPERVISOR
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      225 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Suit No. 2133 of 1978 BETWEEN OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED Plaintiffs AND 1. TONE TRADING CO. <S) PTE. LTD. 2. GOH KIM TECK 3. TAN CHUEN HOCK 4. LIM ENG KIAT Defendants To: Goh Kim Teck 3D Sarkles Road Singapore Lim
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    29 25 MR SOCKAUNOAM TMIVAA •«n: IM4. O»»MW 11.1 lITI 3 yvt had pmH bui win mononm of you wii all— yi b* wttn us For«v«r rimtfflbtnd by CMldran.
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      Podmore takes first classic
      1928 26 VETERAN JOCKEY BREAKS THE DUCK RACING with FAIRWAY GEORGE PODMORE grand reception when Valaisan after winning (Race 5) in Ipoh. The Derby also give Podmore his first success in a classic race after a decade on the Malayan Racing Association circuit. Valaisan, who was neglected in
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      44 26 Ist No. ***** ($2,351) 2nd No. ***** ($1,175) 3rd No. ***** ($587) STARTERS ($55 each): Nos *****, *****, 3935>, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATION ($45 each): Nos. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****.
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      823 26 Kwong is fined for checking mount JOCKEY David Kwong, the rider of C'mon Darling in Race 5, was fined $500 by the stewards for unnecessary checking his mount. The Stipendiary Steward's report on Saturday's races in toon: State of track Yielding. Race 1: The following horses were slow
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      439 26 PROJECT MANAGER A leading property development company in Hong Kong invites applications fdr the above position. Area «f Operatt— g In the Colony of Hong Kong and Macau. Duties To be responsible for the overall planning for and administration of the sale of the Company's properties including the management of
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      191 26 Break the wind-trap that causes the pain Acidity it only partly the cause of indigeition Sl c IMIS pain. Wind is the main culprit. When your delicate stomach balance is disturbed, small foamy II Si gas bubbles distend the stomach— and as the lv\^ J^'/ A» lead to more and
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      Lock icon England triumph
      340 27 LONDON, Sun. In a match of wildly fluctuating fortunes, England clinched Group B with a thrilling 14 runs victory over runners-up Pakistan in the World Cup cricket in Headingley yesterday. Fine bowling by Imran Khan. Sikander Bakht and Majid Khan had England struggling when skipper Asif Iqbal put
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      280 27 NZ fail in bold bid to beat WI NOTTINGHAM, (England). Sun. New Zealand failed by 33 runs in a brave bid to beat the West Indies, the World Cup cricket favourites, in their final Group A match at Trentbridge yesterday. New Zealand were never overawed by the might of West
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      242 27 MANCHESTER, Sun. India will need 239 tomorrow against Sri Lanka if they are to avert tne ignominy of finishing bottorn in Group A of the World Cup cricket. Sri Lanka, put in to bat, reached 238 for five at Old Trafford in a match delayed by
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      BRIEFS
      179 27 WALNUT (California). Sun Renaldo Nehemiah and Edwin Moan set i.npressive times in preliminary heats at the 92nd Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) championships here yesterday Nehemiah won his 110 metres hurdles semi-final in 13.30 sec., and Moses took his 400 m hurdles heat in 49.70. Nehemiah. who has already set
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      222 27 signing his world heavyweight title, promoter Bob Arun said in Monte Carlo. Monaco, yeterday In Saa Jaaa, Paerto Ue«, Ernesto Espana, of Venezuela, knocked out Claude Noel in the 13th round yesterday to claim the vacant World Boxing Association lightweight crown. In another
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      231 27 BIRMINGHAM, Sun. Australia, smarting from disastrous defeats against England and Pakistan, salvaged a little pride with a seven-wicket victory over Canada in their final World Cup cricket Group B match in Edgbaston yesterday. Canada were skittled I out for 105 with Alan Hurst grabbing five for
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      Lock icon Death crash
      48 27 NUERBURGRING (West Germany), Sun. Italian motor I cyclist Con-ado Antonello was killed in a crash at a European championship meeting here yesterday. Antonello, 28, was thrown 1 from his bike when it rammed a crash barrier in the first lap of the Laverda Cup race. Reuter.
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      315 27 Tennis star in row with referee and crowd ATP STEP IN TO CLARIFY MATTER LONDON, Sun. Young John McEnroe sailed on a sea of controversy into the quarter-finals of the Queen's Glub international grass court tennis championships yesterday. McEnroe, 20, got into trouble with officials before his match began by
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      Lock icon REVENGE FOR 1975 WIMBLEDON LOSS
      211 27 Evonne turns tables on Billie Jean CHICESTER (England), Snn. Kvonnr Goolagong, of Australia, got a measure ef revenge yesterday (or one of the worst beatings of her Ufe. The last time she played American BUlie Jean King on grass was In the Wimbledon final in
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      Italy seize control in D-Cup tie
      131 27 WARSAW (Poland), Sun. Italy seized control of their European Davis Cup section A quarter-final tie against Poland here yesterday when the makeshift combination of Adriano Panatta and Corrado Barazzutti beat Wojtek Fibak and Tadeusz Nowicki 6-1, 4-6, 14-12, 6-2. The victory gave the Italians
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      Lock icon Irvin's 67 puts him ahead by three strokes
      264 27 TOLEDO (Ohio), Sun. Hale Irwin, with a sudden surge of strength, registered two birdies and an eagle in the space of three holes to catapult himself to a four-under-par 67 yesterday and a three-stroke lead over Tom Weiskopf after the third round
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      132 27 Jane keeps her lead ROCHESTER (New York), Sun. Jane Blalock overcame bogeys on the 10th and 11th holes yesterday to shoot a four-under-par 69 and extend her lead in a US$100,000 ($220,000) LPGA tournament to five strokes over Dot Germain. Jane, who has led since the opening round, has an
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      Ng betters 16-year javelin record
      605 28  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By All the results THE Farrer Park Athletic Centre reverberated for about 10 pulsating seconds under the cheers when the name Ng Bock Huat came over the loudspeaker strong and clear. For he emerged the best performer on yet another day when field
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      126 28 Julie shows prowess Jl UK MURRAY gave a rousing performance when she won the Roba*a Cap in the showjumping event for riders 15 yc»rs-and -under in the Singapore Polo dob's annual gymkhana at Thomson Road yesterday, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. It was Julie's first success on her horse Shrimpy in the
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      Jumbo tennis debut at Kallang
      257 28 Jumbo tennis debut at Kallang IT will be like being in Gulliver's land of Lilliput when six Singapore players bring jumbo tennis to town at tiie Kallang Squash and Tennis Centre on Saturday (3 pm >. And Cathay Pacific Airways, who created this new sport to inaugurate their first jumbo
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      Masruhen, Lam, Rahman fined
      372 28 THE Stipendiary Steward's refiort on Sunday's races in poh: State of track: Good for the first seven races and last race yielding. Race 1: Emergency acceptor Green Sword III (M. Yusoff) was withdrawn as he failed to get a place an hour before the first race.
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      Lock icon Lee holds key post in ABC
      136 28 HONGKONG, Sun. A new leading body was elected at the biennial meeting of the Asian Badminton Confederation ABC in Hangzhou, China, yesterday. Lee Kin Tat, of Singapore, was elected secretary -general, while Kovid Poonpanit, of Thailand, assistant secretarygeneral. Chumpol Lohachala, of Thailand, was re-elected
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      Injured Chng's title
      231 28  - Injured Chng's title By PATRICK BASTIANS j CHNG WEE HWA, nursing a bad knee, regained his national middleweight > title by defeating the exI perienced Parga Singh in the national judo chamI pionships at Jalan Besar I yesterday. Chng had the edge over I Parga largely because of the months
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      CSC win by nine wkts.
      76 28 CEYLON SPORTS CLUB trounced Singapore Cricket Gub B by nine wickets in a SCA senior cricket match at Balestier Road yesterday. Scores: SCC B 122 (Allan Attridge 38. Johnstone 23, R. Deering 4-20), CSC 123-1 (Neethianathan 69 n.o. Sathivail 44 n.o). At Seletar: Heli Orient
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      The turning point of the match
      95 29 CONFUSION and controversy pervade the Merdeka Stadium pitch and stands as the Singapore players (top) question and argue with linesman Hassan Daud (extreme left) and referee Zainal Abidin (arrowed) after the hotly-dis-puted 66th minute goal which paved the way for Selangor*s 2-0 victory in
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      LONELY FEELING
      108 29 WHAT a contrast. But that's the difference betwee* victory and defeat. The Singapore saecer team pat up a brave, fighting performance, though they were beaten la the final. And reparto say they can hold their beads up high becaue tbey played with bunocr. Bat they certainly could net
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      SATU hopes soar
      274 29  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE Air Transport Union, hoping for a psychological t x>osf with a good sun in the Phey Yew Kok basketb ill tournament, had then wishes framed at the Gay World tadium last night After a shaky beginning, they beat Indonesia's Medan 110-*'. But, though
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      Queenstown win
      42 29 QUEENSTOWN B, favourites to win the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's Open water polo championships, trounced Singapore Armed Forces 16-5 in a first round match at the Toa Payoh pool yesterday. In another match, Toa Payoh edged out Vigilante Corps 97.
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      423 29 SYDNEY. Sun Results of yesterday's Austr? ian association football mate. Virurt. State Lcagae: Albion 3 Slavia 1. Ceorge C\ 1 <imm Gully 1 Vk'arta Dlv. I: Dandenong 3 Moreland 0, Doveton 3 Keilor i.'ity 1. Melbourne 0 Collingwuod 2, Ringwood C 4 Ardeer Western 3 Box Hill
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      Goal or not, give Selangor the credit they deserve
      620 29  -  DEREK WILD COMMENT By THE Singapore soccer players' hotel in Kuala Lumpur was like a wailing wall on Saturday after Selangor's 2-0 Malaysia Cup victory earlier in the evening. I've never seen them or the Football Association of Singapore officials looking
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      Crestfallen, but not discouraged
      459 29  - Crestfallen, but not discouraged JOE DORAI By EACH year when the curtain falls on the Malaysia Cup soccer series, especially with a disappointment for Singapore, the Singapore camp will be buzzing with impending retirements. But strangely enough, yesterday, there was no such talk except from national coach Trevor Hartley, who
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      51 29 BASKETBALL Pfcey Yew K«k Uuwml: C.P Broiler v Yco. Malaysia v Bangkok Bank, Yanmar v Medium Industries Bank (Gav World Staium, 6.30, 7.45 and 9) HOCKEY Slagapare Hackey AaneUttn HvMaa 0 LeagM: Singapore Recreation Club B v Marine Parade A iPadang), Shakthi A v Singapore Armed Forces C, matches at
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    294 30 The different faces of victory TOKYO. Sun. Chinese Vice Premier Li Xiannian I.i Hsien-nien) said today that China will send a delegation to Moscow to discuss improvement of Sino-Soviet relations, the Kyodo news service reported from Beijing (Peking) Mr Li made the statement at
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    111 30 KUWAIT, Sun. Iraq has mobilised its armed forces and moved an army division to the Iranian border in the wake of the escalating tension between the two countries, the newspaper Al Qabas said today. Quoting American officials in Washington, the newspaper also reported an
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    32 30 KINGSTON (Jamaica). Sun Jamaicans were gripped in fear today after being told more storms would follow the worst floods in the island's history which have already killed 32 people. Reuter.
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    61 30 MR SIMON EDGAM PERAJU agrd 49 passed away peacefully at General Hospital on It June 1979 leaving behind beloved wife. Uralral P Vlrapong One son Eddy One daughter Jessica and daughter-in-law Oi Weng and 2 grandsons Eugene and Nicholas Cortege will leave 2, B rank so me
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    444 30 WASHINGTON, Sun ORDER TO PLANES IN AN extraordinary safety move, the Federal Aviation Administration plans to order commercial airliners out of the area where the Skylab space station is expected to fall to earth next month. The big orbiting laboratory will disintegrate at an
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    38 30 JERUSALEM, Sun. Israel tonight sealed its northern border to United Nations troops following the arrest o( a Nigerian army colonel serving with the UN on suspicion of smuggling arms for Palestinian guerillas in this country. Reuter.
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      209 30 LOrVREX Put an orchestra in your home, find these instruments and more on a LOWREY ORGAN Lowrey is the only organ that has the feature A O.C. (Automatic Organ Computer) and Magic Melody Listen and see by yourself, why Lowrey is the best top seller in USA (Jlr Radiant m
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      Know old China by its poems
      946 1  -  FONG WENG FATT Bookshelf Selections from the Book of Poetry. By Yu Guanying. Published by Peoples Literature Publishing House, Beijing, 1978. By SELECTIONS from the Book of Poetry (Shijing xuanyi) contains 34 poems from China's oldest anthology of poems. Its modem-day rendition of the
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      Chinese without tears
      41 1 YANG gooyong lamb; kid yongmoo sheep's wool yangrou mutton yongjiSo a rom's horn y&tg^tifi ftock of sh«ep yangmooshon knitted sweater y6ngdtongx\oo6oo a winding path For example, you may say, Ti bu chTyangrou. meaning, "He does not eat mutton."
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      361 1 A^^a# A SPECIAL THMCt-WIUUY PACE FOR MUN9OAI. KBAPEKl WHO WISH TO IMPROVE THEIR SECOND LANGUAGE 4.1.4!— j- Aim. bvcr> Monday. Wednesday and Friday iftMfrtn x d IEL **fe s^t »^HWT»iii*a:»*« -mm (&xm t- ftfeS-t-tfO)«*«f^jctt-L-tO¥.""W*.) MMfUBWifi (RP^5eWF*a8S*ll]i"I*j8IB) a**i#^«««Hi«« ri<j m es if Hfl -J K ifi ft it jit)
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      Film producers who will suffer losses
      391 2  -  GERALD PEREIRA By FILM producers with economy budgets of between US$3 million (S$6.4m) and US$5 million will soon suffer great losses in the face of increasing competition from cable television, video cassettes and discs. Somehow or other, these small-budget producers must find the finance
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      Now clean disco fun
      700 2  -  GERALD PEREIRA By "THAT your little sis?" "Don't mind, you mind your own business," snapped back the dressy, sweet sixteen-year-old, tugging the little one away from me to swing to the pounding beat of Le Freak. "Freak out" was what they wanted to do, and age
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      Cheap night out with lots of music
      107 2 A CHEAP disco night with lots of hot, fast music for dancing and a fashion show to boot, will be held on Saturday at the organising a disco night with a solo disco dance contest as one of the highlights The winner gets
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        836 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by I Dream of shop Bask Inventions jearrie 7 00 Ba <iy Pants and ne NHwrts 3.30 Diary of Events (Enjfsh) J-JJ < Mala aSE as fim- 6.00 Opening folowed by Readmg with 9 30 News and NewsTeel (Enjfeh) Lenny Kevm
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      After breakfast we saw a late-night movie
      2330 3 Will video tape recorders become a necessary accessory to the television set in every home? BY 1990 most homes in Europe and America will contain a cinema with a repertory of films, plays, concerts, sporting events and educational programmes on tap. The spread
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        577 6 Bfl vm y! HUME INDUSTRIES (SINGAPORE) LIMITED Invites applications from suitably-qualified candidates for the position of CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER Duties Management and supervision of construction contracts utilising sub-contractors and/ or day labour gangs. The Construction Engineer will be responsible for the promotion and tendering activities in the construction field and will
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