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Title Section14 1979-07-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JULY 2 1971 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/7914 words
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1329 1979-07-02 1 RAJA; SEAH CHIANG NEE; AHMAD OSMAN - That threat to attack Thailand... WHY HANOI IS HESITATING RAJA SEAH CHIANG NEE AHMAD OSMAN: BY By I Bali, Sun. VIETNAM'S hesitancy in attacking Thailand is caused by changing world opinion against Hanoi and the fear of a second Chinese punishment, Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam said today. "There are about1,329 words
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Article185 1979-07-02 1 I BALI, Sun Every refugee corpse found in the -South* China Sea must be blamed squarely on Vietnam, Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam told the press today. Appealing to the world press to put the refugee dilemma into proper perspective, Mr Rajaratnam said: "Show what185 words
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314 1979-07-02 1 M. G. KUTTY; K. S. SIDHU - Gang's victim tied up and in coma M. G. KUTTY K. S. SIDHU By I and DOCTORS were yesterday trying to save the life of a 25-year-old interior decorator after intruders had tied up his hands and legs with wire in his Katong flat and severely burned his body with314 words
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Article71 1979-07-02 1 BONN, Sun. Mr Carl Carstens, a Christian Democrat, was inaugurated as West Germany s fifth President today at a simple ceremony in Parliament. The 64-year old law professor and former Parliament Speaker in a speech after taking the oath of office for a five-year term to the71 words
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Article27 1979-07-02 1 MADRID. Sun. Bomb disposal squads were on the alert today in crowded Spanish Mediterranean resorts where Basque guerillas have threatened to explode more bombs. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article81 1979-07-02 1 ABIDJAN, (Ivory Coast). Sun. The African Development Bank (ADB) board of directors today sacked bank president Dr Kwame Fordwor of Ghana, who has held the post since 1976. "The bank's success and the interests of the African continent must pass before the demands and personal ambitious ofAFP - 81 words
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Article37 1979-07-02 1 PADERBORN (W. Germany), Sun. Two glider pilots perished in a collision today during the North Rhine Westphalia State glider championships. The planes collided at 600 m shortly after being released from their tow lines. UPI.UPI - 37 words
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Article, Illustration131 1979-07-02 1 THESE M*M pecpte have every rwi U be happy. They have jut received the arestlgfeM Prcafctart's Scholarship Award fram PresMeat Sheares. Seen here ehattftag and congratulating ane another are, from left, Carmen \m Chla-Wea, Karen Tay Cheng Kirn, Seah Bo«n Thong, Lee Yuen Hee, Ong Klan131 words
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Article128 1979-07-02 1 Prisons full, so arrests shelved TEHERAN, Sun. The Teheran public prosecutor today suspended the prosecution, arrest and imprisonment of all lawbreakers until further notice, saying "the prisons are full. He blamed the situation partly on supporters of Ayatullah Khomeiny, who, "relying on the strength of their guns and openly defyingAFP - 128 words
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Article55 1979-07-02 1 TEHERAN, Sun. David Lamb, a foreign correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, has been ordered to leave Iran because of "baseless reports" in his newspaper about Iran, government officials said today. It was believed It be the first instance of the expulsion of a foreign reporter from IranAP - 55 words
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Article42 1979-07-02 1 ISTANBUL. Sun. Istanbul, plagued with long petrol queues clogging its narrow streets for the past few months, introduced patrol rationing today. The rationing scheme for taxis, private cars and buses is the first in Europe during the current shortage. AP.AP - 42 words
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158 1979-07-02 1 TEHERAN, Sun. Iran today raised its oil prices in line with the increase decided at last week's Opec meeting in Geneva, pushing the price of its light crude to a maximum of US$22 (Ss4B) a barrel. A spokesman of the National IranianReuter - 158 words
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Article66 1979-07-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Gov- I ernment is likely to extend the trial period for the Concorde flight over Malaysian airspace by another six. months, it was reliably learnt today. The present trial run, I which the government granted' in last December after a year-long ban onNST - 66 words
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463 1979-07-02 1 BALI, Sunday WORLD opinion against Hanoi hardened today with the EEC threatening to cut off aid and Japan demanding that Vietnam stop the exodus of refugees. At a press conference today after a meeting with Asean foreign ministers, the president of the European Economic CommunityAgencies - 463 words
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Article159 1979-07-02 1 Pravda hits out at US MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda today accused the United States of trying to push the Asean countries into a military alliance. Referring to the Bali conference of Asean foreign ministers which ended yesterday, Pravda said the five Asean countries were economically dependentReuter - 159 words
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Article67 1979-07-02 1 KUWAIT, Sun. A military plot to topple the South Yemen Government failed on June 21. the Kuwait newspaper Al-Qabas reported today. The foiled plot had been planned by the Commander in Chief of the South Yemen Armed Forces, Colonel Mohammed Yahya Al-Anissi. and the former ChiefAFP - 67 words
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Article72 1979-07-02 1 CAIRO, Sun. Ambassador Robert Strauss, head of the US delegation on talks on Palestinian autonomy, said today he will deliver a message from President Carter to President Anwar Sadat on Tuesday. Mr Strauss refused to discuss the content of Mr Carter's message to Mr Sadat. The presidentsUPI - 72 words
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Article57 1979-07-02 1 LONDON, Sun. Thousands of British post office workers hacked away today at a mountain of 40 million undelivered letters. Post office officials called in the men at overtime rates to make some dent in the mail piled up because of strikes, slowdowns, security measures against letter bombs,UPI - 57 words
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Article44 1979-07-02 1 LATEST INSECTICIDE DEATHS COLOMBO, Sun. Two Sri Lankans died and 25 others were admitted to hospital today in a critical condition following susiifoted Inhalation of toxic fumes during the spraying of insecticides •n a plantation in Kurunrgala about 95 km north-raM of here. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Advertisement325 1979-07-02 1 (Nikon) For your nearest authorismtl dealer contact Nikon Information Service TBL *****0 TWO FIRES IN 14 HOURS Page 9 VIETNAMESE start to rolonlM> Kampuchea 2 NEW bid by I S and Sooth to unite K*re 5 SOVIETS admit economy hit by Inflation t NOTHING wrong in wife-beating under new Chinese325 words
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Miscellaneous20 1979-07-02 1 The weather UP TO 1 P.M. TODAY: Mainly (air. TEMPERATURES UP TO A.M. TOMORROW: Maximum 31 C; minimum 25 C.20 words
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593 1979-07-02 2 Vietnamese start to colonise Kampuchea '200,000 Viets settling in the east' BANGKOK, Sun THE rich rice-growing areas of east Kampuchea have been placed under direct Vietnamese administration based in Ho Chi Minn City, reliable sources with access to Kampuchea said here yesterday. The areas affected are in the Parrot's BeakAFP - 593 words
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Article31 1979-07-02 2 MIAMI, Sun. A bottle-wield-ing man screaming in Spanish tried to hijack an American airliner yesterday but was subdued by crewmen and passengers on the Miami-bound flight, an airline spokesman31 words
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266 1979-07-02 2 Marcos goes on TV to end Skylab scare MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos, acting to end a growing "Skylab scare" in the Philippines, told Filipinos yesterday the odds were overwhelming that the falling spaceship would spare them. Mr Marcos went on nation-wide radio and television to launch an unprecedented appeal266 words
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Article107 1979-07-02 2 NEWARK (New Jersey), Sun. A woman suffering from a rare form of cancer has charged that the disease was caused by hugs and kisses she received 40 years ago from her mother vho worked at an asbestos plant. Mrs Irene Hill of nearby Raritan has filedAP - 107 words
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Article, Illustration67 1979-07-02 2 Close up of the Minsk FIRST clase op of the Soviet aircraft carrier, Minsk, as she steamed through the Straits af Japan on Friday accompanied by a mis- I slle cruiser and a major amphibians ship. TV picture, taken by Japan's Kyodo news agency, shews a KA-25 anti-submarine hrliropter miAP - 67 words
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Article35 1979-07-02 2 HONGKONG, Sun. The Chinese medical newspaper, Health, banned for 13 years, resumed publication today with a frontpage article on rilans to reduce China's popuat ion growth, the Xinhua (Hsinhua) news agency reported. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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262 1979-07-02 2 BOMBAY, Sun HINDI films are being blamed for rising violence in this capital of the Indian motion picture industry. Police records show a daily average of three riots and six stabbings in Bombay's overcrowded slums. And Police Commissioner M. S. Kasbekar points at theReuter - 262 words
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Article, Illustration480 1979-07-02 2 GENEVA, Sun FDGDG AMID warnings that the flood of refugees from Indochina had become a major crisis, United Nations sec-retary-general Kurt Waldheim announced today that an international meeting on the problem would be held here on July 20 and 21. Asean countriesReuter; AFP - 480 words
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Advertisement75 1979-07-02 2 nVt> life. WE CAN NOW GETYOU TO LONDON f i^fttk HH^H gp; T 3j M nn«^nH /Jjjj I I j|l You can now leave Singapore at 1 1 .30 am and arrive in London just over 9 hours later, at 2.05pm the same day. Any Tuesday, fflA Thursday or Saturday.75 words
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130 1979-07-02 3 HONGKONG, Sun.The Soviet Union may have hit upon a way of maintaining Its naval presence in the South China Sea without provoking opposition from the Aaeaa conntries or the United States, the Far EasternEconomic Review reported In Its latest issue. Qaotlng diplomatic sources130 words
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149 1979-07-02 5 THE ENERGY Distillery goes into fuel business i WASHINGTON. Sun. A Virginia bourbon whiskey distillery is to start producing 200-proof alco-.,, hoi to fuel US cars. The high-potency product will go into the manufacture of "gasohl" a blend of 90 per cent petrol and 10 per cent ethanol, an undilutedReuter - 149 words
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Article189 1979-07-02 5 BEIRl'T: Arab oil states are prepared to invest in a US$500 billion (SJ1.000 'billion) plan for developing alternative energy sources in Europe, their senior executive said ■today. Dr Mana said Al-Otei-.ba, president of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), said: "We are ready toReuter; UPI - 189 words
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Article147 1979-07-02 5 A-plant strike: Police take over NEW DELHI, Sun. The Tamil Nadu Special Armed Police (TNSAP) last night moved into the atomic power plant project at kalpakkam, i,i km from the state capital Madras. It took charge of the' armoury and vital Installations after men of the Central Industrial Security ForceAFP - 147 words
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Article38 1979-07-02 5 LA PAZ, Sun. Bolivians will today choose a president for the second time in a year and a civilian is expected to be elected ruler of this landlocked country for the first time since 1960. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article71 1979-07-02 5 JAKARTA, Sun. A suspected sorcerer by the name of Katmo was recently mauled to death by a crowd of angered villagers in Sukaratu, Pagerangeung district, West Java, Antara news agency reported today. Tha attackers, from the same village as the victim, had suspected him of having used hisAFP - 71 words
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420 1979-07-02 5 SEOUL, Sunday THE United States and South Korea today proposed an unprecedented three-way meeting with North Korea to pave the way for reunification of the divided land. In a communique at the end cf President Jimmy Carter's three-day state visit toUPI - 420 words
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Article, Illustration82 1979-07-02 5 Carter leads joggers SPREADING the jogging gospel wherever he travels is President Jimmy Carter, who had even requested to jog round the Japanese Emperor's palace but was turned down for security reasons. Here he is seen leading a company of US troops for a freezing, early morning jog in CampAP - 82 words
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Article48 1979-07-02 5 SAN JOSE. Sun. A bomb exploded in the piping of a bathroom in the residence of President Rodrigo Carazo Ddio last night, breaking some windows. There were no injuries, police said. No one has claimed responsibility for the bomb, a spokesman for the oolice said. AP.AP - 48 words
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Article183 1979-07-02 5 'North stronger than the South' SEOUL, Sun NORTH Korea has substantial military superiority over South Korea, including twice as many tanks and artillery pieces, a senior United States Administration official said today. The official also said President Carter, who has been taking a first-hand look at the military situation inUPI - 183 words
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Article107 1979-07-02 5 Kreps' hubby found shot in head DURHAM (North Carolina), Sun. Clifton Kreps Jr., husband of United States Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps, was in stable condition in a local hospital yesterday following emergency surgery for a gunshot wound in the head which police believed was self-inflicted. Dr Kreps, 59, a distinguishedReuter - 107 words
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Article114 1979-07-02 5 When a dog s life isn't all bad COMPOSTELLO (Spain), Sdii. A grateful dog owner in this northern Spanish city has opened a bank account for his pet, Pinorhlo, the daily La Voi de GaUcU said today. Shopkeeper Manuel iKlesla* explained that Pinorhio was a hardworking dog and deserved aAFP - 114 words
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Advertisement70 1979-07-02 5 Contemporary Chinese Painting Exhibition \j a i Peking Op«?ra Characters by V ChenShifi r I Calligraphy Fan Paintings by Shanghai Artists partially in aid of Culture Foundation Exhibition Open from 16 June 1 July 79 10 AM to 8 PM m Daily including Sundays J&3 I UM\ AXIS CRAFTS PTi:70 words
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446 1979-07-02 6 Soviets admit economy hit by inflation MOSCOW, Sunday THE Soviet Union today acknowledged that its economy has been hit by capitalism's number one enemy inflation as prices of a long list of consumer goods rocketed in a situation the Marxist textbooks say will never occur in a communist society. TheUPI - 446 words
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226 1979-07-02 6 Muzorewa takes symbolic ride on ox cart SALISBURY, Sun. The first black Prime Minister of Zimbabwe Rhodesia rode to his new official residence yesterday in an ox cart used by whites who colonised Rhodesia nine decades ago. "This is a repeat of the great trek, said Mr Ayoub Kara, nationalAP - 226 words
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Article53 1979-07-02 6 KARACHI, Sun. Forty people died in Pakistan during the last (our days because of a continuing heatwave all over the country, officials said yesterday. The highest temperature recorded at Bahawalpur it. Punjab province yesterdaywas 51 degrees Celsius, resulting in the death of eight people in one day,AP - 53 words
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Article90 1979-07-02 6 BOISE (IdalM), Sun. Mr Casey Keating, 84, a disc Jockey for KBBK-FM, pat away a half case of beer daring his four-hour radio show on Friday for what he said was a good reason. "I did It to show what too much drinking overUPI - 90 words
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170 1979-07-02 6 Did the army free an entire IRA command? BELFAST, Sunday THE British army faced a barrage of questions today on a report that it captured the entire Belfast command of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) guerillas, then let the nine men go. i wm want an explanation," said Northern IrelandReuter - 170 words
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169 1979-07-02 6 Identity of 15th cardinal 'a secret' VATICAN CITY, Sun. Pope John Paul created 14 new cardinals today but confounded predictions by keeping the identity of a fifteenth secret. The Pope embraced each of the new appointees with a smile and placed the four-peaked cardinal's hats (beretta) on their heads atReuter - 169 words
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Article35 1979-07-02 6 MOSCOW. Sun. The supply ship Progress 7 docked on Saturday with the orbiting Salyut 6 space station, ferrying fuel, equipment and mail to the two cosmonauts starting their 19th week in space. AP.AP - 35 words
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Advertisement338 1979-07-02 6 To serve you better right where you are, our a*\ O s £sft/* y Bendemeer Road POSB branch is now open at s^d*/^ Block 25. 605 Bendemeer Road, Singapore 1233. <$X\ We are open 6 days a week Monday to Friday: 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. <£*. {AV^"^^^^^^^^ 1 Saturday338 words
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Advertisement244 1979-07-02 6 A Success Story from Sabah and Sarawak. SEBOR i miss sum JjHl Qi We are a Bumiputra joint how to make M retailer trading venture between two that knowledge^r^Bß V"^L as well large, highly-respected work. -X^i ■fii b 7b 7 as the organisations the State 48 Sebor principal Economic Development244 words
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209 1979-07-02 8 'Somoza will go if US provides aid' MANAGUA. Sun. President Anastasio Somoza has told his cabinet he is ready to give up power after the end of fighting in Nicaragua in exchange for US economic aid to the warravaged country, a reliable source said today. But Opposition Conservative Party spokesmanAFP - 209 words
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Article80 1979-07-02 8 ISLAMABAD. Sun British journalist Chris Sherwell. who was beaten up in the street and detained in a house by a group of men on Friday, told a news conference here yesterday that his research into Pakistan's nuclear programme could have been a factor in the assault. Mr Sherwell,AFP - 80 words
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377 1979-07-02 8 Nothing wrong in wife -beating under Chinese law BEIJING, Sunday THERE is nothing wrong with beating your wife in China, provided she does not make a complaint to the authorities. This provision on a criminal Bill passed by the country's Parliament has angered some members, but others see it asReuter; AP - 377 words
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197 1979-07-02 8 CAIRO, Sun. CHINA has provided Egypt with 90 MiG-21 jetfighters and President Sadat's govern- ment has quietly dropped plans to buy 50 F-5 I warplanes from the 1 United States, the weekly magazine October said yesterday. The magazine, whose editor, Mr AnisUPI - 197 words
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Article108 1979-07-02 8 DENVER, San. Two sisters are silbk mortuary they claim rat the wrong body in the casket at their father's funeral, i.loria and Sally Martlnez filed salt recently i SEZZuSyeF*" mortuary last year. The sisters said when they walked to the casket for a finalUPI - 108 words
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Article144 1979-07-02 8 CARACAS, Sun. An American industrialist was freed by police today after more than three years in the captivity of Venezuelan guerillas. Mr William Frank Niehous, vice-president of Owens Glass Company of Illinois, was released after a clash between security forces and guerillas, police commissioner CarlosReuter - 144 words
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Article, Illustration284 1979-07-02 9 TWO fires which broke i oat within 14 hoars of each other yesterday j destroyed property j worth more than $1.2 million. However, noone was injured. In the first Ore at the Singapore Paper Prod■eft Ltd building in Alexandra Road, three factories, Including a textile factory were284 words
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553 1979-07-02 9 CNBCVN ELECTRICITY rates are likely to go up again with the latest oil price increase of 25 per cent announced by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) last week, sources said yesterday. And last night, a hint of this impending553 words
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Article47 1979-07-02 9 SATURDAY'S electricity consumption of 17.4S million units was a I.M per cent rise over the Saturday average of 17.45 million units In March. This Is the sixth day that consumption has Increased since last Monday. The PUB's three-month-long energy saving campaign ended on Saturday.47 words
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Article386 1979-07-02 9 THE People's Association has launched a training scheme to enable Division II officers to do postgraduate studies at the university. Two officers have enrolled in the university this year, said the Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy, at the PA Day386 words
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Miscellaneous82 1979-07-02 9 PASAR PINANG at Holiday Inn poolside from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. $10 nett for choice of three dishes. Last day. CREATIVITY AND THE INDIVIDUAL an exhibition of works by students, art teachers and artists at the National Museum Young People's Gallery from 10.3082 words
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Miscellaneous76 1979-07-02 9 Asia, at the National Museum Art Gallery from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. On till July 22. SINGAPORE CERAMIC ARTS AND SCULPTURE EXHIBITION at 81 Victoria Street (1st floor) from 9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. On till Friday. CHINESE ART AND HANDICRAFT EXHIBITION at World Trade Centre from 10.30 a.m.76 words
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384 1979-07-02 10 SAYS DR LAU NATIONS of the world, particularly the United States and Japan, should not adopt a policy of appeasement towards Vietnam by recognising its occupation of Kampuchea, an MP said on Saturday. Dr Lav Teik Soon, MP for Serangoon Garden and head384 words
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199 1979-07-02 10 'PEACEFUL NATIONS WILL BACK STRONG ASEAN STAND' ALL peace-loving countries in the world will welcome Asean's "stong stand" on the refugee problem in South-east Asia, Papa a New Guinea Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister, Mr Ebla Olewale, said here yesterday. Arriving at Paya Lebar airport after attending the Ball Asean199 words
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Article, Illustration546 1979-07-02 10 The trainees who have short memory AN EXAMPLE of short term courtesy was given yesterday by a trainee pilot and President's Scholar, Mr David Wong, who recounted how some military recruits forgot about courtesy soon after learning about it. Mr Wong546 words
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401 1979-07-02 10 Call by NTUC chief for 'social revolution' NTUC secretary-general, Mr Lim Chee Onn, yef.terday called for a "social revolution" to go hand in hand with Singapore's second industrial revolution in the *****. This social revolution represents the switch to more cultivated living and courteous habits among Singaporeans, he said. Cultivated401 words
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Miscellaneous279 1979-07-02 10 Straits Times Crossword lIIIi I I I I ACROSS 6 Rural American mountain 1 Keturn of vulgar aristocrat goaf (4-5). and great historian (6) 7 Tarry and see it (the Queen) 4 She's polygenic. providing (6). opportunities (or intelligence 8 Fast makes one ill. without (3-5). power (6). 9 Forty279 words
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Article248 1979-07-02 11 THE Senior Minister of i State (Education), Mr Chai Chong Vii, on Saturday night, urged teachers to be tactful in their approach to the teaching of bilinguahsm in the nine selected bilingual secondary schools. Speaking at the 40th i anniversary dinner of the Chung Cheng248 words
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Article590 1979-07-02 11 THOMAS WEE - THOMAS WEE By SEVEN scholars, six of them bilingual and one trilingual, were presented the President's Scholarship Award at a ceremony held at the Istana last night. As their proud parents and friends watched and applauded, the seven scholars five boys and two girls strode590 words
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234 1979-07-02 11 ELENA CHONG - Movie star Charo stumbled on reel career ELENA CHONG By ASIA'S best actress for 1978, Miss Charo Santos, who arrived yesterday for the 25th Asian Film Festival, discovered acting by accident. Miss Santos, 23, of the Philippines, was the winner of the Baron Travel Girl personality contest In Manila In234 words
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Article, Illustration237 1979-07-02 11 Sir Run Run flies in for Asian film festival HONGKONG movie producer Sir Run Run Shaw, 72, who was knighted by Queen Elizabeth last year, arrived last night to head his 15-member delegation in the 25th Asian Film Festival which starts tomorrow. He had a quiet reception at the airport237 words
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Article76 1979-07-02 11 POLICE yesterday appealed to relatives or next-of-lcin of an unidentified male Chinese, believed to be about 75 years old, who died in a clinic in North Bridge Road on Saturday, to contact them. The man was described as about 1.6 m tall, medium built with76 words
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174 1979-07-02 11 'Workers must improve skills for better pay' WORKERS must make every effort to improve their skills and take on additional responsibilities and duties if higher wages are to be sustained, NTUC secretarygeneral, Mr Lim Chee Onn, said on Saturday. Only those who are prepared to change with the times will174 words
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Article37 1979-07-02 11 THE Rotaract Club of Singapore (City) will hold its ninth installation dinner and dance on Saturday at Prosperity Room, Merlin Hotel at 7 p.m. The guest of honour Is Mr Eugene Yap, MP for Mountbatten.37 words
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Miscellaneous211 1979-07-02 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp -v^ /'NOTHING I1 1 DIONT LIKE THE VASE I I I'M |N LUC* -SHE P'PN'T If I THE NEXT TIMB X TMEVRE V IS TOO I MAD THE ROS&S IN NOTICE THE /MONEY I BUY MA6&IE LOVELY, GOOD FOR THEVLL LOOK BETTER211 words
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1396 1979-07-02 12 LEE KIM CHEW - LEE KIM CHEW By THE labour-intensive electronics and textile industries are among those hardest hit by the new economic policy and the National Wages Council's latest pay package. The Straits Times has been discussing the impact of the new policy with executives in1,396 words
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Advertisement442 1979-07-02 12 I(T 1 Grindlays Bank Limited Now in Singapore Grindlays Bank Limited have opened an offshore branch in Singapore which has acquired the business of its subsidiary Grindlay Brandts Limited Singapore. Grindlays in Singapore is part of the Grindlays Bank Group, a British based international banking organisation with more than 200442 words
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272 1979-07-02 13 Stalled air talks to be resumed at higher level KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The stalled air talks between Britain and Malaysia will be resumed at a higher level, the acting Foreign Minister Datuk Taib Mahmud said here today. He said this was agreed upon in talks the visiting British Foreign SecrearyAFP - 272 words
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242 1979-07-02 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday BRITISH Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington discussed the emerging independence of the Sultanate of Brunei with Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn, it was stated here today. The acting Foreign Minister. Datuk Taib Mahmud told newsmen that the securityAFP - 242 words
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Article102 1979-07-02 13 2 civilians among dead KI'ANTAN. Sun. The j State Secartty Council has confirmed that two I •f the three people killed in a skirmish at Songal Challt near Ranh were civilians. Pahanf; Mentrl Besar Mr Abdul Rahim bin Aba Bakar, who is also the director of operations, said yesterday: "LaiNST - 102 words
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215 1979-07-02 13 Ex-Chief Justice Gill admitted to Bar KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mr. Justice Haji Mohamed Azmi, in admitting retired Chief Justice Tan Sri S.S. Gill to the Malayan Bar as an advocate and solicitor, today described the petition as "unique and historic." This was the first time a retired Chief Justice 1NST - 215 words
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Article32 1979-07-02 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysia will send a delegation led by state-owned Pernas trading organisation to the autumn trade fair at Canton beginning Oct 15, it was announced nere today. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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368 1979-07-02 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday AS a personal gesture to the visiting French minister, the Malaysian Government today agreed to allow 623 Vietnamese refugee from a capsized boat near the refugee isI land of Pulau Bidong, to I remain there. Prime Minister DatukAFP - 368 words
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Advertisement281 1979-07-02 13 I r nronato° n r° Now you have the United behind you at Coronation Shopping Plaza For enquiries bookings, call at our Sales Office: 173, Goldhill Shopping Centre, Singapore 11. Tel: *****51/*****05 JHSHISGIUpLIJ-LBVIH DISNEYLAND HOLLYWOOD LAS VEGAS HAWAII ■JKRS nMp ann^P Each worth $4000! 17 days of rollicking fun, I281 words
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Article, Illustration344 1979-07-02 14 JANIE KNOO; FRANCIS ONG - JANIE KNOO FRANCIS ONG HGNVBN VB VBNGBMHJGVNBFG THE versatility of our soldiers was clearly displayed to the M,m spectators who saw last night's Singapore Armed Forces Military Tattoo at the Nati( nal Stadium. For. beside the precision drill and daredevil commando-style tactics, the344 words
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Article15 1979-07-02 14 WHAMPOA community centre will hold a disco night at its premises on Saturday,15 words
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Article58 1979-07-02 14 A 28-YEAR-OLD woman, Lee Ah Nak, was found hanged in the toilet of her flat in Block 226, Lorong 8, Toa Payoh, shortly after 1.45 p.m. yesterday. Her brother, Lee Choon Cheng, who declined to talk to the press, told police his sister had been depressed for the58 words
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Article125 1979-07-02 14 GEN CHOO OPENS GUARDS CAMP THE Chief of General Staff. Major General Winston Choo, yesterday opened the 2nd Battalion Singapore Guards camp in Lim Chu Kang Road. Gen Choo described the battalion as having the highest morale in the Singapoi-e Armed Forces. "In military ethos, the officers and men of125 words
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Article40 1979-07-02 14 TEN factory girls from an electronics firm in Bedok South were struck by mass hysteria on Saturday for the second day running. The firm's doctor attended to the cases and later sent the girls home after treatment.40 words
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Advertisement307 1979-07-02 14 THE BRITISH COUNCIL I presents An Exhibition of recent British books on Medicine in the first floor exhibition area of the British Council Centre on Collyer Quay. 2nd 14thi July Open: Monday Friday 10am 6pm Saturday 10am 2pm The exhibition is designed to appeal to anyone with an educational or307 words
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Advertisement207 1979-07-02 14 i FREE GIFT! i sSJe?* Shoei helmets and manm^ffn r*?* I HDX 2T motor oi wM v 'be fiven free for every O **±S purchase of new second-hand motor cycle and scooter. Trade-in are welcomed. < Many models are available. j (Easy hire-purchase terms arrange able) < I Far enqurws207 words
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Article, Illustration388 1979-07-02 15 WHEN YOl R car bonnet springs up or the windscreen shatters, do not panic. A calm reaction based on common sense will help you avoid the hazards posed by the emergency. This advice is Riven by the Traffic Police to motorists388 words
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135 1979-07-02 15 THE Housing Board is, (or the first time, levying charges for registering HDB documents covering leases and mortgages. These documents have to be registered and preserved Tor record purposes at the Registry of Land Titles and Deeds, which recently stipulated that every instrument registered135 words
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182 1979-07-02 15 .THE government spent i nearly $1 million to repair the damage caused by the big flood on Dec 2 last year. The Environment Ministry's 1978 annual report showed that cost of repairs of damage to government, Public Utilities Board and Telecoms installations was182 words
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Article46 1979-07-02 15 TELECOMS has started facsi- milie service to New Zealand and call bookings can be made through the international assistance operator by dialling 104. Chargt-s are {28.50 for a minimum of three minutes and $9.50 for each additional minute or part of it.46 words
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Article62 1979-07-02 15 OFFICERS of the Central Narcotics Bureau are keeping watch on drug hideouts in the Adam Road and Farrer Road areas following the arrest of a suspected drug addict last week. The man, who had no drugs on him, was later sent to the Drug Rehabilitation Centre in62 words
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Article33 1979-07-02 15 THE Bukit Merah community centre's women sub-committee will hold a tim sum and cakemaking competition at the centre on July IS at 2.30 p.m. Entry forms are available at the centre.33 words
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Article112 1979-07-02 15 Cut in rent for radio paging THE rental for radio paging service has been reduced from $600 to $480 a year. The deposit for the service will also be cut by the same amount. A Telecommunication Authority of Singapore statement said the reduced rates had been made possible because of112 words
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Article544 1979-07-02 15 THOMAS WEE - THOMAS WEE Post allowances and new superscale By PRINCIPALS and vice-principals of primary and secondary schools will be getting post allowances ranging from $75 to $300 now that the new salary structure for teachers has been finalised. In addition, all education officers can now544 words
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Advertisement123 1979-07-02 15 il^Kiw II wri iw i\ > IB^^tß IH^. m VUB^ fro* K»O^/ Get yours With $25.00 purchase upwards. Visit our promotion counters and get in on the detail*. n^n^ ■dfiS' B^n^n^^ B *»sljßinW —^^^t^^^^^^^^mT**^ ivs/j/o/j Mirror Fashion Pouch MoistW* Mist Make-dp Collection Moisture Mist Trio Set Moisture Mist Quo Set123 words
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Advertisement630 1979-07-02 15 sS* W ■nSXJ^J& I jH^Lt^Lw .^LbV'^b^Lbv \^L^H This latest washing machine from for small loads to save water and elecFrance is technologically ahead and has tncity. eliminated many outdated features Top loading is for greater stability and S^^^B found in some front-load models It's reliability. The stainless steel drum is630 words
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413 1979-07-02 16 The Straits Times MONDAY,MAY 2,1979 NOT MUSH THE FOREIGN MINISTER, Mr Rajaratnam, has not hidden his disappointment with the communique issued last Saturday at the end of the Asean Foreign Ministers' meeting in Bali. On his arrival he had said the conference had only one topic to discuss Vietnam. The413 words
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Article345 1979-07-02 16 IT LOOKS as though Singapore motorists will soon be feeling the effects of the world energy pinch. Oil companies here will be submitting fresh proposals to the government within the next few weeks on raising prices. The government may or may not agree. But dearer petrol in345 words
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Article686 1979-07-02 16 MELVIN MADDOCKS - MELVIN MADDOCKS By THE open letter the West's answer to the Chinese wall poster seems to be in a state of modest revival. Two voices from the 'Cts, Joan Baez and John Lenon, have used this art form in the space of the New York686 words
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Article, Illustration737 1979-07-02 16 WILLIAM SCOBIE - WILLIAM SCOBIE By in Nevada THE guttering deserts of the US South-west are nuclear country. Secretweapon laboratories dot the landscape. Nuclear tests rock the gambling palaces of Las Vegas, Nevada. In next door Utah, a thousand people are suing the737 words
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1112 1979-07-02 16 ROSIHAN ANWAR - ROSIHAN ANWAR By in Lampung ONE migrant from East Java at Way Abung, a transmigration settlement in the northern part of Lampung province, Sumatra, told visiting Indonesian newsmen recently that his life is much more peaceful now, far from the madding crowd and city noise.1,112 words
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Advertisement23 1979-07-02 16 jm^ spectra LiJir^ i•ld co 1 is to n Llj-feJ |nnnni FO«^^^^RD^rrElWATlo^lALS^lGA^x^«(Pß^All)Lwrr£D NO. 777 F 6TM FLOOR. SELEGIE COMPLEX. SELEGIE ROAO. SINGAPORE 723 words
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Advertisement272 1979-07-02 16 Magneplanar MGHA they sound like you We there J ELECTRET>OTH-8 STEREOPHONE a combination of design plus comfort This stereophone has been specifically created for easy music 'isterung It's open back design reduces distortion and allows natural reproduction with no loss in sound quality j |kw The low-mass 2-micron J» diaphragm272 words
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Letter, Illustration661 1979-07-02 17 NESHO DJURIC - Yugoslavia is a land of big spenders NESHO DJURIC NVBNGH By in Belgrade Many Singaporeans take for granted the faot that every time a Up Is tamed on, water will flow; or that the.)' ran walk up to any hawker centre and have a satisfying meal at reasonable prices; orUPI - 661 words
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Letter, Illustration696 1979-07-02 17 ERIC VAN EES - Maputo: City where all things don't work ERIC VAN EES By m Maputo PAOLO the cabdriver sat down uninvited at the hotel terrace table, leaned over and whispered: "Listen, they've only got two packets of razor blades left. Buy them for me, will you?" The big hotels where foreigners stayUPI - 696 words
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774 1979-07-02 17 Was Director's speech just for publicity? EVEN as I write this, I still recall the frustration, inadequacy and helplessness my family and I felt during my husband's short illness. At 7.30 a.m. of May 21 this year, my late husband was overcome by severe chest pains and nausea. He was774 words
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424 1979-07-02 17 WHY has humanity left places which were established primarily to care for people? It was my unfortunate experience to be hurriedly admitted to a large public maternity hospital In Singapore last month after midnight on a Krlday. After examination, the attending doctor explained424 words
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Advertisement128 1979-07-02 17 BavSMF^laVv w^'*' Lb^^^^l .^b^HbbV V^ f^K ■»> bbV jw /m^^^b^Eb^€| L^f bbW m t^^ttAif W^^^^ aflEt bbt Bftßßßna__. wlJm A collection of casual wear brought to you directly from Hong Kong. Every Tuesday. 7.30 pm at the lon Bar July till August Bands in /flw Note W. I Available at128 words
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Advertisement149 1979-07-02 17 Sixteen and more t_K sweet flßy^ fashion high- I ~-*f4. light in the M X New Nation H QUALITY CUP SAUCER in every box of 100 s ■Hp^wßOH TEA BAGS '^\^Jl/^ 'INSIDE BOX vT^t/j^ while stock last I BBBB^^ aflf^BWafaWirXdaMflßHuP^^^^^^^ jjfcl I 'B.OH' TEA BAGS MAKE BETTER TEA FASTER I149 words
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Article2058 1979-07-02 18 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 ivn Hick Low2,058 words
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Article228 1979-07-02 18 LAST WEEK saw generally active and at times confused trading in the < Singapore forex market but with the US dollar appearing to have i ..nsolidatnJ its position somewhat after the sharp declines in the past DM weeks Opening lower at S 1800 10 compared with «2 1830 at228 words
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Article210 1979-07-02 18 OVKRNIGHT money rates eased Mgnidcanlly on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week from an opening of 7 to 7 per cent Kxrhangr operations of the Monetary Authority of Singapore on the uiMkemng lIS dollar and inflows' of funds were "causes" advanced by market participants. Term funds in sympathy fell210 words
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Article83 1979-07-02 18 THE BEGINNING of last week saw a rather firm market with trading above 7 per c«nt. The market closed with a slight iMsing tone, with the Ones. Twos and Threes rioting at 7to 6 7to 6 7. to 7 per rent, respectively. ACT: Rates rloaed a shade83 words
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Article106 1979-07-02 18 THE AVERAGE discount rates for 91-day Singapore Treasury Bills rose to 4.600 per cent at the latest tender from 4.590 per cent previously, while that of 182-day Bills firmed to 4.650 per cent from 4.525 per cent previously, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said. Applications totalledReuter - 106 words
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Article188 1979-07-02 18 ASIAN eureaey avenge deposit ntea far tke week rnded Jut 9: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months i2 months 1 month 3 months 6 months [2 months 1 month 3 months 6 months \2 months 1 month 3 months 6 months188 words
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Article49 1979-07-02 18 POR THE week ended Saturday June X. the range ol call rate received from from Short Deposits M) Bhd was as follows: Baak tmmt: 1 75 per cent to 3 75 per cent. Cmnl tmai: 2 per cent to 4 per Nmreamta of funds totalled SHI million.49 words
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Article334 1979-07-02 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. June 29. BANK'S :l-|.K Algemene Bank 8 1 American Express 8' Asia Commercial 8 Asien-Pazifik 8'/i Ban Hin Lee Bank 8 Banca Commerciale 8'< Banco Do Brasil 8 Bangkok Bank 8' 4 Bank Negara334 words
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Article613 1979-07-02 18 LONDON, Fri—Government bonds featured with initial gains of 3/4 point and the exhaustion of the treasury 12 per cent 1964 medium 'up', dealers said. Short dated loans, however, closed with losses of up to 3/ 16. Medium and longer dated issues were mainly 1/2 point firmer. Industrial leaders613 words
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Article210 1979-07-02 18 NEW YORK, Fri.— An unconfirmed report that Libya would halt oil exports for several years reversed a moderate stock market advance and prices eased in active trading. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 1.06 points to 841.98 today and about nine on the week. Losers led winners eight-to-seven210 words
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Article184 1979-07-02 18 AMSTERDAM, Fri—Share prices closed firmer led by I ollever which rase 1.30 guilders in Dutch internationals, dealers said. iune a ru »BN 3H.00 -1 Ihold 9SJ0 unch Mile 2870 -02 KMEV OJ0 -1 1 Unfit 10»M *li Mnrot Bank MJO -OJ S»r«0€. *7« lati (Ui *1 Soli MOO -1.4184 words
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Article54 1979-07-02 18 Cureat Okie payment payable Meatakab 21' July 2 Prem H«M V7< July 2 Battea w (b) July 3 T«lptag TwrtlO^c(TEKb) July 4 A«kl»m 10%(I) July 6 Dali Vug 10*(b) July 6 TaUHar the year ir? io>< VTHTE) VFZ M TiUlhr prevtowyear 3r; 5%<TE) 10% TE Tax-exempted (b) First54 words
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Article247 1979-07-02 18 TRADING was generally quiet and featureless on the Singapore produce market last week Sales to overseas markets were limited by the lack of stocks here and tower expectations of supplies from origins During the week, the price of coffee fluctuated uncertainly under alternating bouts of buying and selling.247 words
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Article119 1979-07-02 18 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICKS PER PICUL ON SATURDAY: CMMat til: Bulk 1130 sellers, old drum SIX sellers, new drum SIM sellen. Cfcfrm: Mixed (loose) UK/Conl «2 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob IOC, NLW $320 00 sellers. Sarawak white fob NLW 1305 00 sellers.119 words
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Article164 1979-07-02 18 TOKYO, Sat.—Share prices closed higher, led by energyrelated issues, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 25.86 to close at 6,273.12 points, with the volume at 120 million shares, the New index closed at 447 34, up 0.70 point. Ytn Matsushita 51ect .'anon Ultsukoshl 3hbayashl Ouml <ajlma Const Nippon164 words
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Article206 1979-07-02 18 ZURICH, Fri—Prices closed higher with trading unaffected by the outcome of the Opec conference, dealers said. The Credit Suisse index closed at 266 3 points. Actions Sulatt SB +1 AluniUx Br. 1M6 iIIihiiImi Rw 4(1 1 Brown BOTCfT Br. 1O0 «M Clbm Olor Br IMS *t L'lb. Oelfjr P206 words
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Article64 1979-07-02 18 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Frl 473.4 Thurs 469.3 Week Ago 478.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Fri 841.98 Thurs 843.04 Week ago 849.10 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Frl 30. to 31. Thurs 34 to 34 H X HANG SENG Frl 539.32 Thurs 538.87 Week ago 528 82 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Frl 480.92 Thurs64 words
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Article143 1979-07-02 18 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore on Saturday opened at 119.878 per kilo and closed at 119.774. In the Far East, gold opened at USGB2 90 283.30 and moved down immediately on very good pre-hou-day book-squaring from Hongkong Gold was traded down to a low of J2Bl143 words
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Article145 1979-07-02 18 THE STRAITS tin price slipped another $15 lower to $1,870 per picul in Penang on Saturday on an official ottering up 53 tonnes to 270 tonnes. LONDON: Tin on the day lost £315 or Cash and £37 tor Three Months standard while High Grade was down £315145 words
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Article370 1979-07-02 18 THE easier trend of late was extended into the week ended June 28, which saw much quieter conditions and a gradual decline of some right cents, says itoaeay, Caller, tlt't A Cs. in IU weekly' review' of he Malaystan and Singapore rutber markets In the absence o(370 words
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Article163 1979-07-02 18 Rubber eases LONDON: Renewed strength of sterling sent Terminal rubber into a late session decline on Friday, taking closing Call prices near to the lows of the day w'th losses ranging t.-om 0. 10 to 0 (6p per kilo. The morning market had fin-, ished about unchanged on balance after163 words
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Article384 1979-07-02 18 SUPPORT iv generally lacking aad prices tended lower for the greater part of last week at the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The market tv held In restraint by a number of factors Including the outcome of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries' meeting. The National Wages Council's wage384 words
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Article105 1979-07-02 18 THE foliovinn list of stocks gives the II most traded on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and lou for If» JuD ■tit Sim* Darby Holdings Consolidated Plantations United Overseas Land105 words
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Article431 1979-07-02 18 IT WAS generally a week of uncertainty on the Kuala Lumpur stock market as traders awaited the outcome of the Opec meeting called to review the oil price. Trading was cautious throughout and prices fluctuated within narrow margins to close the week on a mixed note. The market431 words
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Article173 1979-07-02 18 Ju Jaa M Ju n Ju Ju t* ••BT Index: 2208 87 *****2 2251.37 2210.81 •Industrials: 379 29 ***** 380.11 376.39 ■..Finance 675 96 679 20 676.92 672.54 ••Hotels 282 92 283 48 283 25 282.61 •Properties: ***** 244.44 244.03 ***** ■Minings ***** 197.17 196 48 196173 words
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Article388 1979-07-02 18 LONDON: Share prices tended narrowly over last week as sentiment was dominated by the Opec meeting in Geneva, dealers said. The market has largely discounted the price increases, they added. The F T index (ell 2.6 to 473.4 points. Industrial leaders were little changed on the week althoughReuter - 388 words
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Advertisement554 1979-07-02 19 BushessGM CALLING ALL SECRETARIES! WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF IMMEDIATE LONG TERM ASSIGNMENTS FOR YOU TO TAKE UP. IP YOU HAVE OOOD CURRENT SKILLS. PLEASE CALL OR SEE US IMMEDIATELY. ALSO REQUIRED SR TYPISTS PRODUCT DEMONSTRATORS KEY PUNCH OPERATORS STORE CLERKS OFFICE BOYS FREE Businessgirl T-Shirts to the first554 words
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Advertisement717 1979-07-02 19 II EMPLOYMENT VACANCY FOR FEMALE OMml lerk Qualification OCI A level (Commerce) or LCC Bookkeeping Passes in English and Chinese and able to speak Cantonese Interested, please enclose a recent photo (non-returnable) and state salary expected in your application to: Groundfloor. 617. I.orong 4. Toa Peyoh. Spore 1231 Wanted FEMALE717 words
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Advertisement584 1979-07-02 19 E PANDING COMPANY NEEDS Pi.nlic Relations Officers, male felM.ile (or rhallrnglng job Attr.i live Income .m<l prospects Write iuii particulars: po Box 686.***** EXPERIENCED INOOOR SALESGIRLS mulled Call personally at CYCShlrtCo -tn North Undue Road (10am spm) Contact Miss I.eong FASHION SALESGIRLS WANTED. Mala,y/Ctllne« Apply personally 210 Orchard Road or584 words
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Advertisement1359 1979-07-02 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant c) Sales MENARD COSMETICS offers ladles 'housewives i lifetime career as qualified Beauly Advisor ATTRACTIVE INCENTIVES: 31 overseas free tickets Free costly advance beauly Many other privileges VERY HIGH INCOME Hurry? Call personally at 1101. 11th Floor. Far East Shopping Centre, or contact Demse Fong1,359 words
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Advertisement1237 1979-07-02 20 II EMPLOYMENT Heat-treat and Plating Operator* General requirements: c Age minimum 22 years c Must have completed National Service c willing lo work on 3 rotating shifts c Salary range $450 $550. Experience: c Experience In heat-treat or plating Is necessary c Transport allowance c Meal subsidy c Dental Benefit1,237 words
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Advertisement454 1979-07-02 20 II EMPLOYMENT IT'S MORE THAN JUST A SMILE A \y^J OUR FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS AREA HAPPY TEAM Be part of this team JOIN US NOW! We care and train you for your future prospect with us Chaoce to «in ITT cotow tv set. cameras I radws S dan non sMt454 words
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Advertisement252 1979-07-02 20 Come) Iworkl [for us] LyoullJ ■HOTfl [REGRETj PCI DISPLAYS invites application for Female Production Operators Attractive Salary Quarterly PROFITSHARING SCHEME 5-Day Week Free transport at designated pick up points Recreational Sports activities Easy to learn jobs •k Clean, comfortable airconditioned work place CALL US TODAY FOR INTERVIEW AT Personnel Office252 words
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Advertisement705 1979-07-02 20 II EMPLOYMENT CYCLE CARRIAGE GROUP We are expanding and we invite experienced personnel to fill the following appointments (A) SALESMEN (Commercial Vehicles) Mm. GCE O' Level. It would be an advantage if candidates have relevant certificate in Sales. Must have own transport. Able to converse in main Chinese dialects. Preferably705 words
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Advertisement730 1979-07-02 20 II EMPLOYMENT Ac o ptil m ■H-aTj'/'^i MALE ft FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Work Schedule: 7 am lo 4 35 p.m. Monday to Friday c Age 16 to 25 years c Singapore citizen We Provide: c Good starting pay SS.OO per day c Airconditloned factory c Monthly transport allowance, c 5-day730 words
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Advertisement501 1979-07-02 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant General IT TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHD. reassert* MALE/FEMALE WORKERS aki> Mjraant .iixive Bltifapor* nti/ens permanent residents you ran earn $250 per mceterusaepajr) P v itay- Iwtcea month No microscopic wacH lanteen faculties shori term employment caa arranged Ai.iiii.ants pteaas call personally al Personnel Department Times501 words
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Advertisement870 1979-07-02 21 II EMPLOYMENT rl l zi»atiii<:k\v FOOD supplies ass ssm UstrrlO For its Jurong Warehouse/ Office (1) GENERAL WORKER (5 vacancies) For its Supermarket (1) BUTCHER/SHOP ASSISTANT (1 vacancy) (2) STACKER (3 vacancies) (3) BUTCHER (1 vacancy) Candidates applying for posi1 lions Hi. (2i 1 3) should have 1 completed Secondary870 words
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Advertisement1045 1979-07-02 21 II EMPLOYMENT OFFICE BOYS required by a large Construction gSMi^nl comp II W H^yHVl Interested persons are requested to call personally at: mdl I 5M9-5896, Bth floor lIUIJ WohHupComptei Company (Singapore) Beech Road Singapore 0719 f—^ between 10a.m. 4.30pm OFFICE CLERKS REQUIRED i i;; pleted National Service and j/ta kas>>.1,045 words
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Advertisement562 1979-07-02 21 II EMPLOYMENT SAF RESERVISTS' ASSOCIATION requires a) EXECUTIVE OFFICERS I Minimum OCE 'A' level II) Have relevant experience in either administrative, personnel or financial work b) ORGANISING SECRETARIES I) Minimum OCE A' level il) Active ECA record ill) Relevant experience In planning and organising of activities c) CLERICAL ASSISTANTS i562 words
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Advertisement283 1979-07-02 21 SPECIAL AWARD FOR YOU Join us os FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: 16 to 30 years of age. With Primary education. We offer a variety of jobs, good pay, benefits and prospects. On confirmation, you can earn up to *****.00 per month We also have vacancies for LEAD GIRLS Requirements: Complete283 words
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Advertisement530 1979-07-02 21 II EMPLOYMENT ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL PTE LTD 321 JOO CHIAT PLACE SINGAPORE 1542 TEL 4M7SM requires 1) AMBULANCE DRIVER Applicant must have at least 2 years' driving experience Salary over $300 pin depending on experience CaN personally for interview with Mr. C.S. Chew on any weekday between 2.00 p.m. and530 words
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Advertisement448 1979-07-02 21 UNITED ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING CORPORATION PTE LTD FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: c 16 to 30 years old c With at least Prtmarj iMon We offer good starting pay. 5-day work and air-conditioned working environment. l'lea.secall personal!), il 2ND FLOOR HOCK SOON BUILDING 232 UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ROAD SINGAPORE 21 URGENTLY REOUIRED448 words
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Advertisement799 1979-07-02 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant f) General WE REQUIRE GENERAL Workers I will be trained as Skilled Workers Experience nol necessary Must have completed N S Starting rate $10 per day Required to work overtime frequently Starting minimum wages with overlime above $450 pm. Interested applicants please call at: 632.799 words
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Advertisement1561 1979-07-02 22 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1971 COLT GALANT. OS, alrcond. 1 sports rims. 4 brand new Good- year tyres. $7*lo 0.n.0. Block 473, c 734 C. Ang Mo Klo. Contact Alan. 5 1972 DATSUN. Cassette, radio. Tip 1 top condition. Interested con- p tact: *****3. I 1972 TOVOTA CORONA MXII 2000. ll1,561 words
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Advertisement1116 1979-07-02 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES wtfßH^- _>aa«faT*»** a efl jssf aaM^lftS .^BaV a*. Freehold land, prompt handing over of houses, easy housing loan available. For enquiries bookings Far East Land Housing Development Co. Ltd. 15th Floor. Far East Shopping Centre. Orchard Road. Singapore 9. Tel: *****11 (12 lines) Freehold Land fcxpecieo Date1,116 words
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Advertisement1386 1979-07-02 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION* PROPERTIES APARTMENTS PANDAN VALLEY, Dlst. 10 Eugenia Court. 4 bedrooms, study, servant's with swimming pool and sports facilities 11.800. Tel *****4. No Agents. AVAILABLE HKSH FLOOR Carpeted apartment, beautifully furnished with swimming pool, close by Orchard Road. $3,100 $2,500 *****7/8. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. NEAR American School,1,386 words
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Advertisement809 1979-07-02 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES «5} Accommodation Wanted a) Houses EXECUTIVES Ol Elactronie Company REQUIRE Savsrat Housss a Apartmants. a Excellent terms of lease and payment PLEASE CALL *****14 WITH DETAILS. Larga Amarican Manufacturing Company urgantly raquirs 2 units of detached/ semidetached bungalows a 2 units of luxurious apartments with swimming pool809 words
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Advertisement817 1979-07-02 23 EASTERN PARK NEW housing project at Jalan Greja off Bedok Road luxurious double-storey semi-detached for sale Ready for occupation soon. Seml-de-rooms. balconies, one servant room. 2 big halls on spill levels, outstanding design with high grade material, serene atmosphere It big compound. Price competitive, easy repayment term 80% loan available817 words
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Advertisement1415 1979-07-02 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES It's hard to beat for all-round value! MARYLAND PARK Hair" No Restriction To Foraignars Immediate Occupation Reasonably priced Comtonable living Wen located Surroundedwithamemi.es 24 hour security Up to 80% loan Easy oaymem uplo2syrs Freehold land Concession rate ol assessment Show Hal opan daily 10.30 a.m. to 71,415 words
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Advertisement1339 1979-07-02 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES a^a— -sassssssssßi^ cIMJ Overseas Union^B I House, facing supreme house I Collyer Quay, shopping space ava ilable for rental I JSSSSSZm I from 1- 1 80 Area: ample parking facilities 733 sq.ft. Call Availabta at raasonabta rantals I 3744 1 1 ext 601 Enquirias ■^■s^^^^^^^^^^^.^^Bß Supcama Mowings1,339 words
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Advertisement469 1979-07-02 23 V SERVICES BUSINESS MASTER DRESSMAKING. Coat Making. Fashion Designing within 3-6 months from overseas trained Instructress Yen Yl Dressmaking School. 647-B. Balestler Hill Shopping Centre Tel: *****31. 80 Hairdressing PETER a GUVS Hairdressing School offers cut/ blow at $200 by refresher stylists. Call Lydla *****21 82 Loans New/Used HP/MORTGAGE MACHINERIES/CARS469 words
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Advertisement364 1979-07-02 23 SECONDHAND CAMERAS CENTRE we buy. sell and trade-In for used or new camera. High offer for Lelca used Cameras Singapore Cosmos Trading Company 177. Middle Road *****/ *****7 87 Steambath/ Massage AFTER A HARD day's work, kindly call at International Keepflt Centre, Merlin Hotel. For appointment, phone *****73/ *****11 ext364 words
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Advertisement1419 1979-07-02 23 VI EDUCATION ft TRAINING GUARANTEE PASS LORRY $6000 Hourly $6/- Koonlek Driving School 94. Cross Street *****55 Car crane LAMBERT'S DRIVING SCHOOL New Datsun 1200 available. Pickup urrangeable 10 Balmoral Road Tel: *****94/*****29 LEEBS DRIVING TUITION (Queenstown) Good, explicit Instructions assured. Telephone *****26 Day and Night NEPTUNE DRIVING CENTRE Responsible,1,419 words
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IX OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration50 1979-07-02 24 dearest JIM QUEK JIN departed 2/7/72 There's a fare thai is always with us. There's a voice that we long U> hear. There's a smile we always remember. Of the on* loved so deer. Very deeply missed but never fortr tends. tn «v*r loving rrwnory of our50 words
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Obituary, Illustration89 1979-07-02 24 MOM MARY WEE GEOK KIM Who called horn* lo glory by our LORD on 2/7/197$ Leaving behind b*lov*d hutband: Soh Boon Ho*. Only ton Son Chy* Kirn (Albert). D»ught*ra: Molly, Pauline and Ev*lin*. Sona-in-law: Koh Kh*k Tiong Yang Chui M»ng and Danny Woon. Five grandchildren,89 words
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Obituary, Illustration37 1979-07-02 24 LEONARD J.D'SILVA (LENNY) of SIA Beloved husband of Juliet 23 Dix Road, passed away peacefully at TTSH 1-7-79 leaving behind son: Sunny daughter: Benny and relations to mourn his loss. Funeral Phone *****0. o Wreaths Please.37 words
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Advertisement1252 1979-07-02 24 VI EDUCATION TRAINING MICROPROCESSOR PROGRAMMING with micro computer starting 3 7 79 Tuesday 7-9 pm/ Sunday I 30-3.30 pm Limited vacaacMa Singapore Institute of Commerce. 2B3C( 3rd Floor) Selet!ie Complex (Above Prince Resuurant) Tel *****9 OBTAIN RAPID RESULTS In your studies and pass your Examination rapidly. No textbooks Over 325.0001,252 words
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Advertisement1356 1979-07-02 24 VI EDUCATION TRAINING OUEENSWAY COMMERCIAL TRAINING CENTRE formerl) Premier Com School) 20a Ouaantway Shopping Cantra Singapora 3. Tal: *****6/ *****2 Commancing sfh/6th July 1979 TYPEWRITING: (Manual/Elactric) Any convenient time from 8.00 a.m. t0 9.00 p.m. SHORTHAND (BEGINNERS) Wednesday 6 oo B.oo pm Mon/Fri 8.00 9 00 p.m. Sunday 11 00-1,356 words
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Advertisement646 1979-07-02 24 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS Non-Stop Direct Flights v Only 80 MinutMTo South THAILAND HAADYAI /SONGKHLA J#PPV Dep Every Wad Sun 14 30 pm <^V»l2ak. HAADYAI SONGKHLA Tour iielrlß?^ 4/5 days by Air $299 Dep Weds 329 Sun jE^mtf 4 Days one ways by air one way coacM nMIQ* $199 Dep. Mon.646 words
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Advertisement598 1979-07-02 24 CITICENTER TOURS 7 Days GENTING/ PEN/ HAADYAI/ X.L -$230 A/C 1 6 Days XL/ PEN/ PANGKOR/ 1 GENTINO $185 A/C 1 2D/3N GENTING FRI $90 A/C New Casino Hotel DESARU Sun. $15 A/C Citicanlar Travail 1 Coach Tour Pla Ltd. 470. Rivar Vanay Road. Singapora 10. (Opp F N Factory)598 words
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Advertisement948 1979-07-02 24 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS SHENTOURS Pla. Ltd., Gl. Ground Floor. Marina Houaa. Sh.nton Way. Singapora 1. Tal: *****33/ *****39 STPB No 170 (TOURS LISTED (a) Amarica (b) Euroea (c) India (d) Orient (a) Malaysia Coach and cruisa-fly (I) Ganaral Salas Agants. (a) 4 MOST-f ALKEO-ABOUT AMERICAN TOURS 20 DAYS WEST COAST/948 words
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Advertisement120 1979-07-02 24 VIH ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL 131 Religious Announcements Tha mora you tall, SINGAPORE BH.LV GRAHAM Cru- I|W mOr yO sade Kllm "Slngaporp Decision XXT h o I S?t%dV, h t m n Church (Rare Course Road) 8 pm. All Welrome. Enquiries: *****4 I I DEATH MR LOW CHENG PEOW former Director of120 words
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Advertisement725 1979-07-02 25 INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL DISTRIBUTIONS SDN. BHD. lAD which is last expanding wishes to recruit HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANICS QUALIFICATIONS: Malaysian citizens who are able to read and write Bahasa Malaysia and English Passed intermediate grade trade test Heavy Plant Those who have more than three years working experience on similar field725 words
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Advertisement710 1979-07-02 25 TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES We are leader in the field of special lubricants. To meet our expansion, we require aggressive, hardworking and reliable sales personnel in our following branches: a) Alor Setar 1 vacancy b) Johore Bharu 1 vacancy c) Ipoh 1 vacancy (a) and (b) To promote a range of710 words
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Advertisement785 1979-07-02 25 j@y IMITATION OIL FILTERS customers are hereby informed that an imitation of our engine oil filters are being sold r in the open market in packings with our brand name "Cycar Auto Parts" placed upon it. Note that the use of these imitation oil filters will damage your car engines.785 words
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Advertisement348 1979-07-02 25 The more you tall, the more you tell in tho classified* IN THK III). II (Ol XT IN MALAYA AT hi \l.\ I.IMPIR COMPANIES WINDING IP NO. OK 1979 In the matter of Taipei M >■ sic Coffee Hall Sdn. Bhd 1315. Jalan Thambapillai. Brickfields. Kuala Lumpur. And In the348 words
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Advertisement358 1979-07-02 25 PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN NEGERI, PERAK KENYATAAN PRE-QUALIFICATION (Pelawaan Lanjutan) MEMBIN* DAN MENYIAPMN KERJA-KERJA PEMBINAAN BANGUNAN 9 TINGKAT PEJABAT BARU. DENGAN SETINGKAT BASEMENT DAN MEZZANINE. DI ATAS LOT NO 1972. JALAN KELAB. IPOH UNTUK PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN NEGERI PERAK Perbadanan Kemaiuan Negen Perak akan mempelawa (da* be r apa lama >ag< tawaran-tawaran untuk358 words
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Advertisement552 1979-07-02 25 KKNY \T\A\ TAW Alt AN lltl PEJABAT IKK TAW U{AN \M \K \ll\N'.v\ Tawaran darlpada Pernboronfj-. J emboronfc JTWIg bcrdaftar di Jabatan Kerja idal.im Kelas A H i TAJ IK 3 TAJIK KECII, 2<Ai .ik.m ditrnma di Prjabat Kctua IVnfcarah Kcrja Raya I Bahamian Bu lit.. Ibu F'ojabat JKK J.i552 words
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386 1979-07-02 26 Signs of workers getting more militant says US report DESPITE the current industrial peace in Singapore, some employers detect evidence of "rising labour militancy" in the lower levels of the labour movement. This is the observation of the US Embassy in its annual report on foreign economic trends and their386 words
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Article371 1979-07-02 26 THE Singapore Polytechnic Students Union has written to the chairman of the Polytechnic board of governors, Mr Low Guan Onn, to protest against alleged delaying tactics used by tike Polytechnic administration in its negotiations over the collection of union fees from students. The union fees371 words
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197 1979-07-02 26 Patience pays off for crash victim THE legal tussle lasted six long years. But never at any point did, Mr Muthusamy. so Tharmalingam, 32, who had his right leg amputated after he was involved in a road accident on May 22, 1973, give up hope. His patience and perseverance finally197 words
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Article, Illustration225 1979-07-02 26 Children's close encounter with Disney trio FOR MORE than IN children yesterday, It was not just one, bat three wishes come true when Donald Dnck and Mickey Moose AND Minnie Mouse appeared In their midst. Squealing and laughing in sheer delight, they created a near-riot as they poshed past each225 words
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120 1979-07-02 26 A SINGAPORE timber and furniture mission will visit New York, Dallas, San Francisco and Los Angeles from tomorrow to July 25 to look for overseas markets. The mission is a followup of an earlier mission to the US in 1977. It is organised120 words
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Advertisement254 1979-07-02 26 AmW from July 9 and every V VF? Monday W T PXS3 T 1 departs !fe :,8# i Singapore at 1 230 for Pat Moresby M From Pon Moresby. uSf capuol of fascinating Papua New Guinea. Air <-'';' Niugim has convenient connections to Australia. Solomon Islands, the -m,~^ South Pacific254 words
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Advertisement218 1979-07-02 26 -^^^^BmmmW^l^y*^^mm\ 100 watts (rms) Mighty The only difference between our bh^h B^Tfc j^^ mighty mite micro- components and top quality stereo components I I II is that ours take far less space. So you have more room for people. Toshiba's Aurex Micro-Components are revolutionary in appearance and revolutionary in performance.218 words
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Advertisement531 1979-07-02 27 invites applications for the following positions in its printed circuit board division: PROCESS ENGINEER/CHEMIST Applicants should have a minimum of two years experience in a field relating to Chemical analysis with sufficient knowledge in electro-chemistry CHEMICAL ENGINEER Applicants should have 1-2 years experience in water and waste treatment, and knowledge531 words
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Advertisement462 1979-07-02 27 SingapqreTourist Promotion Board Applications- are invited from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for the post of:DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE A good Degree from a recognised University; At least seven years' acceptable working experience at senior management level, preferably in the field of tourism or areas related462 words
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Advertisement627 1979-07-02 27 Singapore (Private) Limited requires PRODUCTION CONTROL SUPERVISORS The selected candidate will be responsible for CONTROLLING, PLANNING dnd SCHEDULING of required products based on the inventory of direct materials, usage factor, process yield and to expedite work in process. Requirements'. Candidates should have minimum 2 years related experience in a manufacturing627 words
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Advertisement39 1979-07-02 27 REMINDER AUCTION SALE TODAY No. 27C. BLK A, Ben coolen Street To be held at 2.30 pm. Chinese Chamber of Commerce Hill Street, Singapore Auctioneers: City Valuers Con sultants Pte. Ltd. Unit 203, ColomiM Court. Singapore 6. Tel: *****4/*****5.39 words
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Advertisement1064 1979-07-02 27 BUKIT SEMBAWANG ESTATES LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Thirteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the office of John Buttery Co Ltd Sandilands House, 100-C, Pasir Paniang Road, Singapore, on Friday, 27fh July1,064 words
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Obituary, Illustration83 1979-07-02 28 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY Ip DICKCHUACHIEWGUAN FOUNDER A ofthe P? M ORGANISATION 11 PI KUALA LUMPUR AND THE@/? BRANCHES IN SINGAPORE, WS PENANG, IPOH AND JOHOR BARU. |y^ Born on 11th April 1937. j?M Passed away instantly on 2ND '4/% JULY, 1978 in a motor accident in ?M Singapore. Sadly83 words
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Obituary, Illustration51 1979-07-02 28 IN EVER REMEMBRANCE OF OUR CHIEF EXECUTIVE THE LATE MR. DICK CHUA CHIEW GUAN' YOU WERE OUR FRIEND, PHILOSOPHER AND GUIDE. AND SHALL ALWAYS BE A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION TO US FROM THE STAFF OF SYARIKATDICKLIN KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG, IPOH AND JOHORE BAHARU THE STAFF OF DICKLIN CORPORATION (PTE) LIMITED,51 words
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TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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Article359 1979-07-02 28 LONDON, Sun. The women's quarter-final lineup at the Wimbledon tennis championships has thrown up an intriguing contest between two Americans. 35-year-old six-time champion BillieJean King and the young heiress apparent to the title. Tracy Austin, 16. Tracy was only three years old when BillieJean won theReuter - 359 words
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Article48 1979-07-02 28 SINGLES quarter-final line-up* MEN: Bjorn Berg v Tern Okker, Jimmy Connors v BUI Scanlon, Adriano Paaatta v Pat Dnpre, Roscoe Tanner v Tim (inlllkson. WOMEN: Martina NavratUova v DUnnt Kromheltz, Tracy Austin v Billie-Jean King, Virginia Wade v Kvonne Cawley, Wendy Tornball v Chris EvertUoyd. AFT. I48 words
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Article106 1979-07-02 28 Japan's interest ends LONDON, Sun. Japan's interest in this year's Wimbledon tennis championship ended yesterday, the sixth day of the tournament, when Nana Sato was beaten in the second round of the women's doubles. Partnering Pam Whytcross, of Australia, she was beaten 4-6, 6-7 by Australia's Wendy Gilchrist and NewAFP - 106 words
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726 1979-07-02 28 It's end of the road for the 'Superbrat' LONDON, Sun SECOND-SEEDED John McEnroe, of the United States, yesterday became the most celebrated of the galaxy of men's stars to lose in the first week of the Wimbledon tennis championships here when he tumbled in straight sets to compatriot Tim Gullikson,726 words
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Article, Illustration78 1979-07-02 28 When 'twin' power proved too much for McEnroe GHNJGJGJ THE BIG CATCH! Second-seed John McEnroe is down on all fours as his opponent Tom Gnllikson awaits the 'kill. But the final blow on McEnroe did not come from Tom, bat Ms twin brother Tim 24 hoars later. McEnroe, who beat78 words
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Advertisement707 1979-07-02 28 A well established company in Kuala i Lumpur invites suitably qualified BUMIPUTRA applicant for the position CONFIDENTIAL j SECRETARY 1 THE CANDIDATE The candidate should be within the ages of <jj 21 26 years old and preferably single. She should be mature with pleasant and well-groomed personality, have drive and707 words
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Advertisement248 1979-07-02 28 I TELECOMS DEPARTMENT MALAYSIA TENDER NOTICE TENDER FOR "THE SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, TESTING AND (OMMISSIONING OF A TIRNKEY COMPUTERISED DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE SYSTEM" Tenders are invited for "THE SUPPLY. DELIVERY. INSTALLATION. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF A TURNKEY COMPUTERISED DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE SYSTEM' Tender documents at MJIOO per set are ready for sale248 words
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Advertisement741 1979-07-02 28 IN I 111 HIGH COIRT IN MALAYA AT Xl AI.A 1.1 Ml'l It (COMMERCIAL DIVISION) COMHANIKS WINDING I T NO. JH OK 1979 ln the matter of Cheong Lee Timber Sdn Bhd. Bangunan Chong Keat. nth Floor p. 70. Jalan Pudu. Kuala UrnAnd: In the matter of the Companies Art.741 words
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Advertisement337 1979-07-02 28 mhhj «flHlnW^b J life- I Bk i z^ wk Br R^Ssl BY < her s >( I.fICK) in pJBRs toSwou. B^^9£C&jPl Knt<T\(t\v^3TieEw-Tl>-\\lß.\nji!i<nH'<)ijt< i Kt. k^^^g Ist Prufja^Bßro skxxi I liaa^B. -ixi Prize L. a $3000 -rd Pro* 8u $2000 yV 3 1 kh Prize j^^jE riaß-Trf^ sth 10th Prl 8,337 words
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227 1979-07-02 29 ENGLAND have cut to a maximum of seven, the number of one-day internationals their cricketers will play in Australia next winter, though the recent Australian settlement with Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket (WSC) envisaged much more. The Test and County Cricket Board announced inReuter - 227 words
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Article133 1979-07-02 29 NEWBRIDGE (Ireland). Sun. English Derby winner Troy ran away with the U*****,000 i $626,400) Irish Derby at the Currah yesterday, adding weight to expectations that he may be one of the greatest modern thoroughbreds. Willie Carson, England's champion jockey, rode a careful race, but received a133 words
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622 1979-07-02 29 BRIEFS FRANCORCHAMPS I Belgium). Sun. Top riders, including world 500 cc champion Kenny Roberts, of the United States, and two-time champion Barry Sheene, of Britian. walked out of the Belgian Grand Prix yesterday after protests that the track was unsafe. The race,622 words
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Article412 1979-07-02 29 W.mtns Kinglm, fourth reand: (X) Chris Lloyd (US) bt Laura Dv Pont (US) 6-2, 6-1, (X) BiUie Jean-King (US) bt Hana Mandlikova (Czech) 6-4, 6-3, (X) Virginia Wade (Bri) bt Debbie Jevans (Bri) 6-1, 6-2, (X) Martina Navratilova, holder (Czech) bt Greer Stevens (SA) 7-6. 6-7, 6-3,Reuter - 412 words
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Article, Illustration318 1979-07-02 29 LONDON, Sun. Gundappa Viswanath. on his third tour of England in eight years, finally reached his first century at Lord's as the Indian cricketers took apart MCC's experimental attack on the opening day of their three-day match yesterday. Essex pace-bowler John Lever, who has been theReuter - 318 words
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270 1979-07-02 29 LONDON, Sun. New Zealand star Glenn Turner hit a swashbuckling 109 for Worcestershire against Lancashire yesterday, completing a record he will share with England opener Geoff Boycott. The only ones among current players, they have scored centuries against all other counties in the EnglishReuter - 270 words
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Article88 1979-07-02 29 NEW YORK, Sun. Boston edged New York Yankees 3-2 in a major league baseball game yesterday. Results of other matches American Leagie: Cleveland 4 Detroit 2, Minnesota 16 Chicago 4, Baltimore 2 Toronto 0, Milwaukee 8 Seattle 1, California 8 Kansas 5, Texas 4 Oakland 3. NationalReuter - 88 words
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Article, Illustration425 1979-07-02 29 Queueing a week in advance GJHGJGK LONDON, Sun. A line formed yesterday for seats to the men's singles final of the Wimbledon tennis championships, one week away. Three young men, armed with kettles, pots and tiny stoves, started the line as the gates opened for the day's play, and saidAP - 425 words
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Advertisement727 1979-07-02 29 Higatuni Oil Palms Pty Limited, a subsidiary of Commonwealth Development Corporation, developing an oil palm estate in Papoa New Gahrc*. invites suitably qualified applicants for the following positions which are being offered on contract terms of 18 or 24 months, with possibility of renewal. BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT THE JOB To assist727 words
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Advertisement793 1979-07-02 29 SOUTHERN MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) Notice is hereby given that the creditors of the abovenamed company are required on or before Ist day of August 1979, to send their names and addresses, with particulars of their debts or claims, and the names and addresses of their solicito-s793 words
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Article195 1979-07-02 30 SUTTON COLDFIELD (England), Sun. Spain's Severiano Ballesteros unleashed another salvo of big hitting here yesterday to open up a two-stroke lead after three rounds of the English golf Classic. Ballesteros, looking for his first victory of the year, had a majestic second successive 71 on the monster195 words
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Article211 1979-07-02 30 TAN GUAN THYE, 13. gave golfers, most of them three times his age, a lesson yesterday when he jointly led the qualifiers in the Eu Tone Sen Cup competition at the Lsland Course, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Tan, who returned recently from Jakarta where he finished runnerup211 words
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Article, Illustration124 1979-07-02 30 PETER SIOW - Q'stown kingpins again... PETER SIOW By IT looks as If Queenstown A, undisputed kingpins of »aU>r-polo, will be around tor a long time yet. Yesterday, at the Tm P»y*k p«M, they won the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's water-polo league title for the fifth year running by beating Armed Farces 17-5.FRANCIS ONG shows Qneenstown goalkeeper getting into position to make save - 124 words
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Article244 1979-07-02 30 A record third round for Judy DEARBORN Michigan Sun. Judy Rankin shot a course-record 65 and equalled a Ladies Professional Golf Association mark with nine birdies, and took a five-stroke lead after three rounds of a US$l5O,OOO ($324,000) tournament here yesterday. Judy started three strokes behind secondround leader Debbie AustinReuter - 244 words
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Article197 1979-07-02 30 Harpers edge out UOB HARPERS edged out United Overseas Bank 2-1 in the Anchor Business Houses women's squash match at Kallang yesterday. Results: W»mea: Harpers beat UOB 2-1 (Harper first): Sarah Ec bt Monica Ong 9-5, 9-3, 9-4; Grace Seah bt Joyce Yap 9-2, 9-1, 9-2; Geraldine Cneah lost to197 words
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Article63 1979-07-02 30 Singapore players in last four KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Singapore Malays' Syed Ahmad Bakar and Rahman Musa and Elias and Kamarudin Musa entered th? men's doubles semi-finals of the Malaysian Malays badminton championships at the Stadium Negara here yesterday. Syed and Rahman beat Supian Mansor and Mohamed Zamry 15-9, lb-15. 15-11NST - 63 words
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Article, Illustration593 1979-07-02 30 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By LIM SWEE WAH, who has been in the golfing shadows of his elder brother, Swee Chew, for years, yesterday proved that he is just as good, if not better, than him when he captured the Jurong Masters championship. It was Swee Wah's finestFRANCIS ONG - 593 words
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Article192 1979-07-02 30 Final placings: n7 Lim Swee Wah 70, 75, 72; til Chang Chung Fa 74, 72, 73; 81 Archin Sophin 76. 70. 75; «1 Poh Eng Chong 74, 74. 75: 2tS Lim Swee Chew 71, 78, 76, Mohammed Tahar Ismail 75, 74, 76, J. Amran 75, 77, 73;192 words
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Advertisement268 1979-07-02 30 SAVE COSTS AND INCREASE YOUR PROFITS Any business that makes use of automotive equipment can be costly to manage and maintain. Therefore, it is important that reliable automotive equipment be used from the start. Be wise. Get the best and save on unnecessary repairs. •J Ingersoll-Rand For reliable portable and268 words
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Advertisement119 1979-07-02 30 N. INniriT r I is a Piezoelectric quartz cryst-sl oscilla \rmrK I tor for controlling seconda r y time I (l^^l l lu Pl I indicators, utility control equ'pment V J I I \1 \S sl' I j ELECTRIC TIME T""^ I WL- j iffSS JOB COST RECORDER rj» I119 words
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Article, Illustration289 1979-07-02 31 PETER SIOW - Maimoon puts Singapore on course PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE .3 NEGRI...O THE absence of ace-striker Esah Mydeen was only temporarily felt as Singapore's women soccer team went on to beat Negri Sembilan 3-0 to qualify for the Shariffah Rodziah Cup semi-finals at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Initially, Singapore appearedAZLAN BADRON - 289 words
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Article68 1979-07-02 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Perak scored a thrilling 16-run win over Sabah in the Malaysian Cricket Association league match at the Samuel's Club ground in Tanjong Rambutan today. With the victory. Perak have qualified to meet Singapore in the semi-final from Friday to Sunday in Singapore. Seam: PerakNST - 68 words
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Article41 1979-07-02 31 MALACCA, Sun. Singapore Malays lost 2-4 to Malacca Malays in a Sultan's Gold Cup match at the Kubu Stadium yesterday. Samsuddin Rahmat got both the Republic's goals and Roslan Mvi (hat-trick) and Akup Itan scored for the home team.41 words
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Article41 1979-07-02 31 ARMED FORCES A edged out Special Constabulary 84-82 in a national basketball league match at the Gay World Stadium last night. Other results: Mea: Kong Siong 102 SAFSA B 61; Womea: Chinese Middle School 80 Tai Chong Sia 35.41 words
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Article58 1979-07-02 31 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY SHA League Dlv. 1: S. Tamils YC v Prisons B. Marine Parade A v SAFSA B, SRC B v Shakthi (Padang), matches at 5.15. SOCCER NTUC Uurn* meat: SATU v SMTU (Farrer Park); Ovaltlae Leagae: Ingersoll Rand v National Iron (Jurong Stadium), matches at 5.15. TABLE TENNIS58 words
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Article50 1979-07-02 31 1 CAM Malaysia A Japan 5 Korea Spore Indonesia Malaysia B rhailarxj 3urma 3210 9 4 3 2 10 4 2 5 2 2 0 0 9 14 2 110 2 13 2 0 110 6 1 2002 2 5 0 2002 3 6 0 2002 1 5 050 words
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Article33 1979-07-02 31 WOLLONOONG (Australia), Sun. A seemingly disinterested British rugby league team, still reeling from their second successive Test defeat, scored an unimpressive 18-13 win over Diawarra at the Wollongong showground today. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration545 1979-07-02 31 WILFRED YEO - WILFRED YEO By MALAYSIA'S Ringo Wang may not be terribly proud of the late nights he used to keep in Kuala Lumpur's thug-infested Jalan Alor, but at least that "training" helped him withstand the pressure, physical strain and drowsiness of the energysapping Cathay Pacific Airways/Southeast545 words
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Article34 1979-07-02 31 JURONG edged out Mountbatten 2-1 in a National Football League Division Two match in Jurong. Other Div. Two results: Tiong Bahru 2 Farrer Park Dynamos 1, Serangoon Gardens 2 Balestier United 0.34 words
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Article115 1979-07-02 31 Malaysia humble Thailand MALAYSIA...4 THAILAND..^ KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia were justly rewarded for their show of determination and proficiency in taking their chances when they carved out a 4-2 win over landDespite the absence of star striker Mokhtar Dahari, the forwards put up a creditable show to give the homeNST - 115 words
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Article, Illustration162 1979-07-02 31 BANGKOK, Son. The Football Association of Thailand (FAT) are considering withdrawing their team from the Merdeka soccer tournament in Koala Lumpur following a report that some Thai players had 'sold' the game to Japan on Friday. FAT's deputy president, Police Major General Chetrchand Pravit, said todayAP - 162 words
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Article, Illustration280 1979-07-02 31 BERNARD PEREIRA - BERNARD PEREIRA By JAMALUDDIN MOHAMMED, the younger brother of Asian Games cyclist Jamil Mohammed, cast a long shadow at yesterdays first South-east Asia Games trials at Farrer Park when he beat the qualifying mark of 5 mm. 54.0 sec. in the 4,000 metres individualNGHAI CHEE WAH - 280 words
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Article243 1979-07-02 31 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By THE Singapore Cricket I Association senior tournam ent match between Ceylon Sports Club and New Zealand Forces was not played because of a mixup in the venue. CSC travelled to Dieppe Barracks while NZ Forces crossed over to Balestier Road. CSC are claiming a243 words
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Article27 1979-07-02 31 SYDNEY, Sun. Smoothflowing European skills carried Yugoslav club Partizan Belgrade to a 1-0 win over an Australian XI in a soccer clash here today. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article562 1979-07-02 31 SYDNEY, Sun. Results of I yesterday's Australian associa- 1 lion football matches: NftttauJ Leant: Brisbane CI 2 Adelaide C. 1. Footscray 0 Sydney O. 1, S. Melbourne 1 Newcastle 2. W. Adelaide 3 Apia 1 Victoria Slate Lragar: Essendon 2 Frankston 2, Preston 4 Albion 1, SlaviaReuter - 562 words
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Article329 1979-07-02 31 Maeda goal breaks the deadlock JAPAN 1 BURMA 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. i A header by midfielder H. Maeda in the 62nd minute gave Japan a slim 1-0 win over hard-fighting Burma in the Merdeka soccer encounter at the Stadium Merdeka here tonight. Like their 2-1 victory over Thailand twoAFP - 329 words
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Miscellaneous14 1979-07-02 31 TODAY Malaysia B v Indonesia Singapore v Sooth Koira Merdeka Stadium. 7.30 and 9.30)14 words
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Article267 1979-07-02 32 Secret accord on China market TOKYO, Sun. Finance ministers of the seven industrialised nations have reached a secret agreement aimed at avoiding excessive financing competition in China, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported today. The agreement also aims at preventing cornering of the Chinese market by any of their countries, the YomiuriAFP - 267 words
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207 1979-07-02 32 IPOH, Sun. MALAYSIA and Thailand are planning a combined naval exercise in the territorial waters bordering the two countries, it was stated hero today. The exercise, similar to the joint Malaysian-In-donesi.'in naval manoeuvres, is aimed at testing the effectiveness of the two navies. DetailsAFP - 207 words
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Article39 1979-07-02 32 TEHERAN, Sun. A government spokesman today denied here that the Iranian government was planning to resign. The denial followed rumours that Premier Mehdi Bazargan's cabinet was planning to quit over differences with Ayatollah Khomeinyjs revolutionary council. AFP.AFP - 39 words
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Article160 1979-07-02 32 imstenUm 16-20 C Goody \th.-n> 23-33 C Clear buigkok 28-31 C Clear Beirat 24-32 C Sunny Serlla 11-18 C Cloudy Hiaailto 11-19 C Cloudy Saenos Aires 10-13 C Clear alro 22-33 C Clear hloano 15-26 C Cloudy oprntumen 9-16 C Cloudy -rankfurt 12-19 C Cloudy Seaeva 13-20 CAP - 160 words
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Article, Illustration250 1979-07-02 32 NINE members of a family were made homeless when this Mercedes 2M crashed Into their two-storey home in Kalian* Road and brought down the front portion of the bonding. The impact of the crash, Jut before mJdnlght on Saturday, brake pillar aid demolished the main staircase.250 words
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Obituary41 1979-07-02 32 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MR. OOVMOASAMV VENUGOPAL NAKMJ. 54, former P.U.B. (Electrical) Dept. passed away peacefully on 30th June 1979. leaving behind beloved wife Kanagavalll. sons Praggasum and Selvam daughter Ounavathl, brothers, sisters, nephews and nieces to mourn his loss. Cremated yesterday.41 words
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Article27 1979-07-02 1 jl t \X -*-lil^/44. ,^+Wr* M- '»r y, tU "5"T?t T^ Wlsll sfi IqX A page for readers who wish to improve their second language27 words
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Article1367 1979-07-02 1 FONG WENG FATT - FONG WENG FATT Bookshelf By Selected Stories from the Records of the Hista nun. by Liang Bi. Published by Shanghai Classi cal Books Publishing House. Shanghai. 1978. IF YOU want historical stories full of dramatic power and imagination to serve the didactic purpose of censuring1,367 words
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Article58 1979-07-02 1 MMWAt- This ideograph: expressive of intense desire, combines /^±JLm <sneeP> wjtn vK~ (an old form of meaning saliva). 1 therefore signifies the mouth watering yiL) at the sight or n. i— I I I smell of mutton, the flesh of sheep <% Hence the extended S*J^L58 words
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Article41 1979-07-02 1 —7T J v^ XIAN xionmu odmire For example, you may say fife g B ft. &i^ Ta hen xianmu wo* you zhe i-tif«fl. i me yTge hao jiaoshi. meaning. "He admired me /or having such a good teacher."41 words
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Article38 1979-07-02 1 a so w.e w ;A *»A4J£*bj fl it«ltjfo *.f. *W f€*f#A*g«g)J o Life Is a comedy to who think and a tragedy to those who feel. En*"5* Proverb t 13E J" J2"* °'d *re DeBl> John Ray38 words
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Article, Illustration327 1979-07-02 2 The old, old story of good over evil BY THE YeUow River, the new Mandarin serial beginning on Sunday (July 8) has a complicated plot which sees good triumphing over evil in the end. But "the end" will come only after 30 long episodes! Each part is 75 minutes long327 words
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Article, Illustration631 1979-07-02 2 GERALD PEREIRA - GERALD PEREIRA By GERMAN film industry heavies Volker Schlondorff and Margarethe Von Trotta will actively take part in the biggest and most elaborate ever programme of cultural activities lined up by the Goethe Institut in October. Though not exactly the doyen of the German631 words
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Article, Illustration269 1979-07-02 2 SUSIE SOH - The good clean sounds of The Minstrels SUSIE SOH By THE normal nightclub band a guitar, keyboard, drums and singer seems to be passe in the fast world of disco music. At most nightspots, new disco songs hit you with blaring trumpets and the various sounds of the moog synthesiser.269 words
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Article65 1979-07-02 2 For lovers of country music COUNTRY music-lovers can now tune in to Rediffusion for more of such songs in a half-hour programme called WEA's Country at 11 a.m. every Sunday morning. Some of the country singers featured in the WEA records are Eddie Rabbitt, Rex Allen Junior, Roy Orbinson, Baran65 words
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Miscellaneous709 1979-07-02 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by I Dream of J JJ B loann^ 6 35 Professor Moffett s Science KKork,«ik «c /c^.ux shop Internal Combustion Ferine 3.30 Dwry of Events (Engish) 7 00 BafM Pant$ and 3.35 Afternoon Matinee Out West 7.30 News (Malay) With The709 words
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Miscellaneous108 1979-07-02 2 Morning Concert 8.M News In Chinese 8.11 A Date With Frank Sinatra 8.M Folkweave 9.M Close. CM PM Test Tape MS Opening Programme S.lt Music At Sunset CM News In English S.4i Music At Sunset 7.M Music In The Renaissance And Baroque Era 8.M News In Chinese 8.M Chinese Instrumental108 words
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677 1979-07-02 3 WILLIAM SCOBIE - WILLIAM SCOBIE By in Lot Angeles GJGJJ AMERICA is on a horror binge. All across the nation, a wave of stomachchurning films is drawing unprecedented summer audiences, and producing a multi-million dollar bonanza for Hollywood. At least a dozen rival mutants, vampires, zombies andOFNS - 677 words
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854 1979-07-02 3 INDISPENSABLE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH Last year, after a major international scandal, India, then the world's largest exporter of monkeys, stopped exporting monkeys. But the demand for monkeys in research laboratories around the world has not correspondingly declined. For this reason, the monkey business thrives854 words
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Advertisement309 1979-07-02 3 when you're in a moo^Eras We're the help yoTTneed Running a business is no smooth-sailing. Problems, like And because we've been providing temporary staffing rough weather, happen unexpectedly, at just about services since 1947. and in over 32 different countries, anytime. But perhaps the most recurring problem is we're more309 words
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744 1979-07-02 5 LORNE BARLING - LORNE BARLING UK now seen by many as THE place to train managers By IN the increasingly competitive area of international management training, Britain is emerging as a popular choice, perhaps as a result of a newlyformed link between the major UK training organisations.FT - 744 words
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Article, Illustration757 1979-07-02 5 MAURICE ROZENWAJG - MAURICE ROZENWAJG By I I in London WHEN the box-office opened for the Royal Ballet's Stth birthday tribute to Margot Fonteyn, tickets were snapped up on the first day. And this summer London will welcome foreign companies such as the New York757 words
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Advertisement398 1979-07-02 5 Are you handicapped by your English? Are >ou contenl with Ihe »j> and how to tspiMi y>ur ideas >ou vpeak and »nte Are >uu fluentl> sure thai you are not making The studs requires onl> a mistakes that cause people lo little time, and, sers moderate fees underrate >ou You398 words
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Article, Illustration981 1979-07-02 6 SUDCHIT BHINYOYING - SUDCHIT BHINYOYING By an Umcef Information Officer who recently visited Singapore STRONG torrential rains lashed the windows of a small bus packed with children. Well-scrubbed tiny faces with eager eyes peered earnestly from behind the windows, trying to get good981 words
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Article, Illustration212 1979-07-02 7 MAKE that grand entry in style and what better way than with batik, a perennial favourite? Steal the show with those vibrant hnes of shocking pink, turquoise and orange with bold eye-catching designs. The garments both models are wearing are available in primary colours. Clothes, all212 words
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Article, Illustration794 1979-07-02 7 SIT MENG CHUE - SIT MENG CHUE By WANT of communication is the big barrier that divides a parent from his child. For that reason, said visiting lecturer Mrs Aleatha Scholer, children start making assumptions, usually negative, about their parents and vice versa. Then parents begin to wonder why794 words
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Advertisement552 1979-07-02 9 ANNOUNCEMENT SINGAPORE-INDONESIA SERVICE BUNKER SURCHARGE Resulting from significant increases in the prices of bunker fuel recently, Members have been informed by circular 39/JSS/111/79 dated 3rd March 1979 to impose a bunker surcharge of Sss/per freight ton. Those who have not imposed the surcharge are reminded to do so, effective 15th552 words
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