The Straits Times, 31 August 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79 Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1579
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    Lock icon BIG SHOWDOWN AT HAVANA
    834 1 Tito, Castro in pre -summit talks HAVANA, Thursday YUGOSLAV President Josep Tito, the only surviving founder member of the non-aligned movement, today started talks with Cuban leader Fidel Castro in a crucial pre-summit showdown that could determine the success or failure of the Havana non-aligned conference
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    Glimpses of S'pore in the 1980s
    546 1 Glimpses of S'pore in the 1980s SINGAPORE is once again confounding economic pundits by adopting a strategy which appears almost reckless to those who tear the worst for the international economy in the 1980s. The 80s will take off on a low note for the world at large Oil shortages
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    On way to Havana
    63 1 STRAITS Times journalist Goh Kian Chee is on the road to Havana after having finally obtained a visa to the Cuban capital from where he will be reporting on the non-aligned summit conference. Several other journalists were reported to be still having difficulties in getting visas
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    Lock icon Two charged with killing Mountbatten
    375 1 DUBLIN, Thurs TWO men were charged here today with the murder of Earl Mountbatten, killed last Monday by a bomb hidden aboard his yacht. Irish police said they were also holding an unspecified number of men for questioning after a swoop in the border county
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    OUR GREETINGS TO MALA YSIA
    206 1 PRESIDENT Sheares has sent a congratulatory message to the Yang Dipertuan Agung of Malaysia on the occasion of Malaysia Day today. The Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, and the Foreign Minister, Mr S. Rajaratnarn, have also conveyed similar greetings to their Malaysian counterparts. In
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    Lock icon Multi-racial army plan
    54 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. South Africa may soon form a multi-racial army in Namibia, US intelligence sources said here last night. Recent intelligence showed that such a scheme had been drafted by the South African Govemment.The force would be composed entirely of Namibians but would be commanded by a
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    Lock icon Kriangsak warns: Big-scale fighting unless...
    402 1 Kriangsak warns: Big-scale fighting unless... BANGKOK, Thursday THAI Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan today warned of new largescale fighting in Indochina in the next few months unless action was taken to end the Vietnamese military occupation of Kampuchea. Speaking at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand, he said the fighting could
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    Lock icon PLO and Cairo 'indirect contacts'
    282 1 PLO and Cairo 'indirect contacts' HAVANA, Thurs THE Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) has made "indirect contacts" with Cairo to encourage Egypt to continue its peace negotiations, the Egyptian Minis'er of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr Butros Ghali, said here today. In an interview with AFP, he said that through these
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    Lock icon Drought toll
    34 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Nearly 10 million people in the northern Indian state of Rajas than are affected by drought. the state-run All India Radio reported today. But there were no deaths. AP.
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    LATEST TEXTILE SHOP GUTTED
    54 1 LATEST TEXTILE SHOP GUTTED FIREMEN were early this morning righting a blaze which brake oat »t Chop Million Manufacturing a textile shop in North Bridge Road. The Ore, which broke out just before midnight, gutted the two storey building render!*; eight people homelew. No mm was Injured. Damage to property
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      209 1 AUTO SIRENS FOR HDB LIFTS Page 15 FIVE Third World cities will explode unless migration is halted 2 CUBA asks Heng Samrin to call over 3 A BOOMING U.S. trade with the communists 4 TEACHERS' Day this year will be grandest yet It 'EARLY fluency can spur science learning' 11
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      Lock icon Kosygin warns US on risks to ties
      290 2 MOSCOW, Thurs. Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin commented obliquely on the threeday detention of Bolshoi ballerina Lydmilla Vlasova by US authorities in New York and warned that such incidents are contrary to the interests of either superpower. In a meeting with a group of
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      Lock icon US publisher gets Soviet visa at last
      76 2 NEW YORK, Thurs. Lawrence Hughes, president of William Morrow Co., whose visa to enter the Soviet Union to attend the International Book Fair in Moscow next week had been delayed for two months, was granted the visa yesterday. Hughes is the chairman of
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      Lock icon 5 Third World cities will 'explode'
      396 2 5 Third World cities will 'explode' ...unless population influx halted COLOMBO, Thursday BOMBAY, Calcutta, Manila, Mexico City and Jakarta will all "explode" from overgrowth unless their population influx from migration is halted, according to a report considered by a UN-sponsored conference here today. These are among cities whose populations are
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      Lock icon Liu may have honour restored
      168 2 Liu may have honour restored TOKYO, Thurs. Former Chinese Head of State Liv Shaoqi, once accused as leader of the "capitalist roaders," may have his honour restored, Japanese news reports said today. Vice-Premier Yu Quili hinted that the compiling and editing of the 60-year old history of the Chinese Communist
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      Lock icon 300 end two-day sit-in protest
      147 2 300 end two-day sit-in protest BEIJING, Thurs. A sitin protest by about 300 Chinese demanding action be taken against provincial officials for alleged ill treatment ended today. Only two armed Chinese soldiers stood early today morning where for two days men, women and children had staged a sitin to protest
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      Lock icon Operation Roach
      38 2 TOKYO, Thurs. Armed with insecticide spray guns, a team of "bug experts" carried out a massive operation today to kill thousands of gokiburis (cockroaches) running wild at the 15-month old Tokyo International Airport at Narita. UPI.
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      Lock icon Australian-Asean trade in the 80s
      348 2 AustralianAsean trade in the 80s MANILA, Thursday THE emerging trade pattern between Australia and Asean in the 80s shows Australia relying on the Asean countries for products of labour-inten-sive industries while Asean relies on Australia for its energy needs, Australian Ambassador here, Mr Richard Woolcott, said today. Speaking to top
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      Lock icon UP TO TRICKS OFF THE SET
      102 2 MONTREAL, Tain. While Elliott Gould celebrated his 41st birthday here yesterday on a movie set, thieves were buy burgling the actor's van in a nearby parking tot. The name of the movie Dirty Tricks. A publicist for the movie said nothing of value was
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      Lock icon HAVANA NON-ALIGNED SUMMIT Cuba asks Heng Samrin to call over
      287 3 HAVANA NON-ALIGNED SUMMIT Cuba asks Heng Samrin to call over HAVANA, Thurs. Cuba has taken a provocative move by inviting the Vietnam-backed Kampuchean leader, Premier Heng Samrin. to visit Havana during the non-aligned summit conference although the meeting has yet to decide which Kampuchean faction it should recognise. The visit,
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      Lock icon Time has run out for Barre to tame inflation
      293 3 Time has run out for Barre to tame inflation PARIS, Thursday THE government of Premier Raymond Barre appears in grave danger of failing in its closely watched mission to rescue the country from a combination of economic stagnation and inflation. Many European officials fear that such a defeat would discourage
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      Lock icon Doctor gets three life terms for murder
      167 3 Doctor gets three life terms for murder RALEIGH (North Carolina), Thurs. A former army doctor was sentenced to life imprisonment three times over today for murdering his wife and two small daughters after a family row. Jeffrey Mac Dona Id, a 35-year-old former Green Beret captain, beat and stabbed his
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      Lock icon Holland's 2 biggest ports closed by strikes
      117 3 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Holland's two biggest ports closed last night as a wildcat strike by longshoremen and tugboat news spread from Rotterdam to Amsterdam. The closure foreboded a serious disruption of supplies in Western Europe in general. A Rotterdam harbour official said other north
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      Lock icon Highest ever price for gold
      123 3 Highest ever price for gold LONDON, Than. "The sky's the limit," said one excited London gold dealer today as the metal rocketed to I *****.65 (about S$7BC) an ounce, its highest ever level. In Zurich, Europe's other major bullion centre, It hit *****8.525. The previous highest price for gold was
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      Lock icon Hitler's air ace dies
      59 3 SALZBURG (Austria), Thurs. Hitler's air ace Hanna Reitsch, the first woman to be awarded Germany's Iron Cross, was buried yesterday in a simple funeral service. She was 67. Miss Reitsch, a tiny intense woman who set numerous flying records before becoming a test pilot for the
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      Lock icon Burton on stage again
      60 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Actor Richard Burton disclosed yesterday he will return to the stage in a new version of Camelot, for the first time since 1977, when he starred in Equus The 54-year-old Welsh-born actor said he will play Kins Arthur, the same part he had
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      Lock icon France cracks down on speedsters
      162 3 PARIS, Thurs. Motorists in France, (ace stiffer penalties for speeding under a road safety bill to go before Parliament later this year. France has the highest death toll on the roads in Western Europe. Justice Minister Alain Peyrefitte told yesterday's cabinet meeting that, that under
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      Lock icon A BOOMING U.S. TRADE WITH THE COMMUNISTS
      193 4 United States trade with communist countries is booming, with American exports amounting to nearly US$3 billion (556.4 billion) for the first half of this year. Figures released yesterday by the US Department of Commerce showed that the exports were 23 per cent more
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      Lock icon PAINLESS FOR CAT AND MAN
      75 4 PAINLESS FOR CAT AND MAN MOST dentists give anaesthetic to avoid pain for the patient. But Uils dentist at Ostta, near Rome, was also thinking of the painful consequences if his patient were to take exception to the pangs of extracting a troublesome tooth. o The patient was a hefty
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      Lock icon Killer sharks
      32 4 HONGKONG, Thurs. Killer sharks lurking in the waters around Hongkong took two lives in savage attacks this week and police today warned swimmers to stay out of the water. UPI.
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      Lock icon Britain may go to the defence of Gulf
      154 4 Britain may go to the defence of Gulf KUWAIT, Thursday BRITAIN envisages sending troops to the Persian Gulf to "help maintain peace and security" in the world's leading oil-exporting region, press reports said here today. The reports said reliable sources disclosed that London had agreed with Washington to study the
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      Lock icon City still tense as riot death toll rises to 15
      189 4 City still tense as riot death toll rises to 15 NEW DELHI, Thurs India's north-eastern city of Jamshedpur was tense today as the death toll in fierce religious rioting rose to IS. One person was stabbed to death in the crowded Kadma residential area of the steel city, still under
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      227 4 WORLD BRIEFS SOUTH Africa's former Information Minister Connie Mulder was yesterday acquitted of charges of refusing to testify before a judicial inquiry into alleged irregularities in his now defunct department. Supreme Court Justice W.G. Boshoff ruled there was no evidence that the questions Mr Mulder had been called to answer
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      Lock icon PIONEER'S WEEKEND DATE WITH SATURN
      103 4 LOS ANGELES, Than. The US spacecraft Pioneer 11 makes Its first satellite rendezvous with the giant, ringed planet Saturn this weekend after a journey of more than six years and 3.2 billion km. The 255 kg craft will fly under the three rings round Saturn,
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      Lock icon Pretoria govt hit Left and Right in by-elections
      373 6 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs If they bugged my apartment which I doubt they did they would know what a good job I a was doing. 7 Outgoing US Ambassador to the UN, Mr Andrew Young, denying an ABC report that American intelligence agents planted
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      Lock icon Playboy takes over casino
      62 6 LONDON, Thurs. The US Playboy organisation has taken control of Britain's biggest casino in a multi-million dollar deal that could make it the biggest gaming company in this country. Mr Victor Lownes, head of Playboy's British operation, said yesterday his company had bought Norwich Enterprises, which
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      Lock icon Woman in middle gets death
      66 6 Woman in middle gets death TEHERAN, Thurs. A woman accused of setting up clandestine meetings between a man and woman convicted of adultery was sentenced to death, press reports here said today. The couple were executed yesterday. Another couple were sentenced on Tuesday to 100 lashes each for having had
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      Lock icon THREAT TO BOMB KURDISH VILLAGES HIDING REBELS
      284 6 TEHERAN, Thursday THE army threatened to bomb Kurdish villages shielding rebels besieging a garrison headquarters in the remote western village of Jaldian as Kurdish leaders disputed a Teheran peace agreement seeking to end the two-week In Sardasht, near the Iran-Iraq border, Kurdish rebels
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      Lock icon Protect us or we'll quit Uganda, say envoys
      209 6 Protect us or we'll quit Uganda, say envoys KAMPALA, Thursday UNDERSCORING the virtual breakdown of law and order in Uganda, foreign diplomats have demanded greater military protection for both their embassies and families, indicating they might quit the troubled country if they did not 1 receive it. The demands followed
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      Lock icon Nigeria hit by telex forgeries
      123 6 I LONDON, Thors. Nigeria stands to lose an estimated flf 2« million (5551.6 TJ.4 million) forged telexed money orders now being Investigated by Scotland Yard, poUre I said yesterday. They said money order* telexed out of Nigeria had bees diverted for a period of several
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      Lock icon Where Irish rebels receive aid
      431 9 IRISH extremists fighting for the past 10 years to force the withdrawal of the 15,000-strong British garrison in Ulster and an eventual united Ireland receive much of their aid from the Middle East, the United States and Europe, in the view of British security chiefs.
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      Lock icon Fiction turns fact with slaying of the Earl
      182 9 Fiction turns fact with slaying of the Earl CHICAGO. Thurs. For novelist Bill Granger, the slaying of Britain's Lord Earl Mountbatten came uncomfortably close to life imitating art Mr Granger's art. Mr Granger's first novel the November Man is a thriller about an Irish Republican Army plot to blow up
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      Lock icon US and Mexico hold talks to mend rift
      238 9 US and Mexico hold talks to mend rift MEXICO CITY, Thurs. After a flurry of angry public exchanges, highranking United States and Mexican officials have begun talks here aimed at patching up frayed relations before President Jose Lopez Portillo's planned visit to Washington next month. Deputy Secretary of State Warren
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      Lock icon NO LIGHT FEAT FOR VALERIE
      116 9 LONDON, Thurs. Housewife Valeric Thorpe became Britain's Slimmer of the Year yesterday for shedding 114 kg in II months from her previously massive 182 kg frame without taking a single slimming drug. And her husband Terry, a butcher, declared: "We've kept some of her old
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      110 9 SEPTEMBER 3RD ISSUE JAPAN REJECTS MILITARISM': Japan could not participate in any UN peace-Keeping effort in Cambodia by sending troops.' says Ganri Yamashita'The Japanese people still deeply reiect the notion of again becoming a military power PLUS: COLLISION COURSE OVER THE PLO SIN AND IMELDA Get a copy from your
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    Aussies donate $2,835 to Sana
    101 10 The Australian High Commissioner to Singapore, Mr Geoffrey Price, yesterday presented a cheque for $2,635 to the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association. The sum was raised from the Australian Film Festival which ended last week. Another cheque for $200, a donation to Sana by the staff of
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    Ow's date
    31 10 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr Ow Chin Hock, will attend the 10th anniversary dinner of the Singapore Chinese Second Language Teachei-s" Society at Apollo Hotel at 7.30 p.m. tomoi-row.
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    Teachers' Day this year will be grandest yet
    668 10  -  JUNE TAN and TAN CHEE TEIK By TOMORROW is Teachers' Day and celebrations planned will make it the grandest since a Saturday was set aside each year from 1959 to mark the occasion. What makes the difference this year is a dinner
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    Road run
    16 10 THE Bukit Batok Constituency will hold a road run on Sunday at 8 a.m.
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    Don on need to teach moral values in —schooH
    247 10 Don on need to teach moral values in schooH A NANYANG University don yesterday spoke of the need for moral education in schools. Speaking at Chai Chee Secondary School's Speech Day, the dean of the College of Graduate Studies. Nanyang University, Professor Wu Teh Yao. laid: "Among all the aspects
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    Fireworks for three youths
    99 10 Fireworks for three youths THREE youths were each fined $300 or 30 days' jail in a district court yesterday for possessing and discharging fireworks. They were: Zulkifli bin Mohamed. 22, a material handler with Corona Indus try who fired a stick of rock et fireworks in Eunos e'res cent on
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    Zoo essay winners
    49 10 WINNERS of tho zoo essay competition, held by the Singapore Zoological Gardens anil s|K>n.sored by MPK (Pie) Ltd. will be given prizes ;ii ,i ceremony at the zoo on Saturday BI noon. Mrs Chan Kai Van. wife of the Director of Education, will attend the ceremony.
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    Advice on learning another language
    195 10 STUDENTS of Beatty Secondary School were advised yesterday to be determined if they want to learn a language and not be apologetic if they cannot speak it well. They were told by the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), Mr Fong Sip Chee, that a correct frame
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    Educational aids fair in October
    96 10 SINGAPORE'S first international educational aids and stationery fair. East 79, will be held at the World Trade Centre from Oct 10 to 14. The fair will feature modern educational methods and materials, a comprehensive range of office equipment and supplies and a wide variety of
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      467 10 J^EMINOEFL THE NEW FARE STRUCTURE COMES INTO EFFECT FROM TOMORROW SATURDAY 1 SEPT 1979 i^^^ SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD. _^s_^_ 205. Braddell Road. Singapore 2057. Tel: *****66 a^ m m J*^ I~J fe DEFttRTMENT STORE jM j H RH ROBINA HOUSE BRANCH i ShentonWayl T jr*m k^^JJ Mon. Sat
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      114 10 THE WAY TO COURTE- FOOD HYGlENK KX SY EXHIBITION at the HIBITION at the Telok Woodlands community Aver community centre cetre from 3 p.m. to 10 from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. On p.m. Ends todav. till Sunday CREATIVKEVTR4I- M ATKRNAL AND Tiikvw i^yiiiuitu i v at CHILD III*. M.I
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    The diesel shortage problem ... SABS' OFFPEAK HOTEL SERVICE CANCELLED
    238 11 The diesel shortage problem SABS' OFFPEAK HOTEL SERVICE CANCELLED THE Singapore Airport Bus Service (Sabs) has cancelled its off-peak period pick-up service from hotels to the airport owing to the diesel situation. Sources said yesterday the bus service from 26 hotels to Paya I^ebar Airport during the off-peak period in
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    Procession
    29 11 THK annual Novena procession in honour of Mary, the Mother of Perpetual Help, will take place at the Novena Church in Thomson Road on Sunday at 5 p.m.
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    Chamber panel to organise orderly buying
    361 11  - Chamber panel to organise orderly buying NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry yesterday formed a 26-man ad hoc committee to organise the orderly purchase of diesel by transport vehicles at petrol stations. The committee will also I study the cause of the diei sel
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    ARC TO DO STUDY OFSUPPORT INDUSTRIES
    124 11 ARC TO DO STUDY OFSUPPORT INDUSTRIES THE Applied Research Corporation (ARC) has been commissioned by the Science Council of Singapore to conduct a study of supporting industries of the electronics industry. Many of these supporting industries are small family concerns and often face problems ranging from tight cash-flows to inferior
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    MP's date
    25 11 THE MP for Changi, Mr Teo Chong Tee, will open the PUB's Pulau Tekong reservoir and waterworks on Sept 16 at 4.30 p.m.
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    On arms charge
    63 11 CHAN Hon Seng, 28, of the Singapore Navy, was charged in a district court yesterday with possession of a Webley .38 service revolver and two rounds of .38 ammunition at East Coast Park on Wednesday night. No plea was taken and he was remanded at Central police
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    Public talk on anatomy
    65 11 DR V. NAVARATNAM, visiting fellow here and lecturer in anatomy. University of Cambridge, will give a public lecture on anatomy at Allen Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Medicine Building, College Road, on Wednesday at 4.15 p.m. The subject is the development of adrenoceptor and cholinceptor responsiveness in
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    Early fluency 4 can spur science learning
    470 11 Early fluency 4 can spur science learning More language exposure in Primary One, Two EARLY fluency in languages will give students a headstart in learning science later in upper primary classes. This was stressed by the Senior Minister of State for Education, Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, when he opened
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      428 12 UNIVERSAL CARS on the opening of their NEW SHOWROOM at WORLD TRADE CENTRE Conrad Chiew Chop Aik Huat Chequered Motor Enterprises International Auto Air-Conditioning Jin Huat Company 5222, Woh Hup Complex 39-41 43A-44A Waterloo Street, Blk. 261, 334-A, Blk. 1 Balestier Hill Shopping Centre, (Pte.) Ltd. No. 170, Blk. 3,
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    $160 m govt loan available for ship building
    232 13  - $160 m govt loan available for ship building J.D. INDRAN By THE government has committed loans worth $160 million to shipping companies to build or convert their vessels in Singapore ship- yards. The loans are extended to the Development Bank of Singapore and other banks under the government's new deferred
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    SPECIAL BUSES TO STADIUM
    131 13 SPECIAL BUSES TO STADIUM THE Singapore Bus Service will run special bus services to ana from National Stadium for tonight's football match at 8 p.m between the Singapore national team and the Bangkok Bank of Thailand team. Soccer fans r-an board services A, B, and C at Ang Mo Kio
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    Child health shows at CCs
    62 13 THE Maternal and Child Health exhibition organised by the People's Association will be held at five community centres It will be at the Bukit Merah community centre from tomorrow to Sunday; Whampoa (Sept 7 to 9); Kirn Keat i Sept 14 to 16): Kuo Chuan
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    Kids' fair
    16 13 THE Caimhill community centre will hold a children's fair on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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    Russians' visit put off
    64 13 THE visit of the Russian gymnastics and acrobatics delegation here, scheduled from today to Sept 7, has been postponed. A Singapore Amateur (•ymnastics Association statement yesterday did not give the reason. However, it indicated that the delegation would arrive in Singapore next month. Ticket holders (or
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    Cheaper graduation day photos this year
    328 13 Cheaper graduation day photos this year THIS year's University of Singapore convocation photographs will cost $6 compared with $9 last year but some graduates still feel the price is too high. The official photographer, the University of Singapore Co-operative Bookstore Society Ltd (Co-op), has offered the 33.3 per cent reduction
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    Photo display
    27 13 THE Keat Hong community centre will hold a photo exhibition and variety show at the Jalan Teck Whye housing estate on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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    It's auto sirens to rescue in all HDB lifts
    415 15  - It's auto sirens to rescue in all HDB lifts battery By FEAR of being trapped in jammed Housing Board lifts may be a thing of the past because automatic rescue is what the board's new million dollar siren system will provide. The sirens, each costing about $300 including installation, have
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    'Car keys given to drunk man to drive away'
    503 15  -  CORINNE THAM By THE GENERAL manager of Cisco, Charles Bridges, was so intoxicated early one morning that he had to be carried from his car into a police station, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Then, after he was charged with drunken
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    Food hygiene exhibition
    56 15 THE People's Association and the Ministry of the Environment will hold a food hygiene exhibition at three community centres next month. It will be held at the Marine Parade community centre from Sept 7 to 9; Kampung Übi community centre (Sept 10 to 12) and Kampung Glam
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    CC metric show
    38 15 THE People's Association and Singapore Metrication Board will hold a mobile metrication exhibition at the River Valley community centre from Sept 10 to 12 and at the CalrnhUl community centre from Sept 24 to 26.
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    Charity ball
    29 15 THE Spastic Children's Association of Singapore will hold a ball to crown Miss Singapore Charity Queen and Mr Charity at the Shangri-La Hotel at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Charred body of girl found in forest
    140 15 THE body af ft girt, la her early teeas, wan found badly charred la a forest off Slroe Road at dawn yesterday. Initial patfeologtet'B findings revealed that the girl was act abuse la tie deserted forest some time betweea p.m. oa Wednesday and
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    $5m tie-ups to usher in key skills
    285 17 THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) has just put the final touches to $5 million worth of tie-ups with international agencies to bring a new wave of high technology to Singapore in the coming decade, New Nation reported yesterday. They
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    INVESTMENT MISSION
    31 17 A 35-MEMBER Sri Lanka investment delegation, led by the Director-General of the Greater Colombo Economic Commission, arrived last night. The mission will hold a two-day seminar beginning on Monday.
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    Anniversary dinners
    53 17 MINISTER (or Labour, Mr Ong Pang Boon, will attend the 46th anniversary cum Hari Raya dinner of the Pondok Peranakan Gelam Club at Club Street tomorrow. He will also attend the 60th anniversary dinner of the Fa Yun Wui Kwun at the Yeung Ching School auditorium at Club
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    Death fall
    31 17 A 43-YEAR-OLD housewife, Tan Cha Boh, fell to her death from a block of flats in Holland Close at 10.28 p.m. on Wednesday. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    'Generous nine' get their reward
    324 17  -  JUNE TAN By NINE Anderson Secondary School students are so Intent on saving money to help spastic children that some of them do not eat at recess and drink instead from the water cooler. For their stoat-heart-ed efforts in setting aside M to M cents
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    Extramural courses by S'pore University
    115 17 Extramural courses by S'pore University THE University of Singapore's extramural studies department will hold a 12lecture course on, Corporation Tax in Singapore, in Room MC, Waterloo Street Centre, every Wednesday from 7.15 p.m. to 9.15 p.m. starting Wednesday. It will also conduct a course on the Organisation and Management of
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    For a splash
    42 17 THE Big Splash swimming complex will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays during the school holidays from Sept 3 to 9. Opening hours on public holidays and weekends are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Coroner stops quizzing of officer
    245 17 Coroner stops quizzing of officer A LAWYER, holding a family, was yesterday pi police inspector why he family of a woman's deatl The State Coroner, Mr Abdul Aziz Yatim, told Mr Michael Teo not to raise the matter in his court. He said: "The questions are relevant only in disciplinary
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    ESN students visit Katong school
    115 17 ESN students visit Katong school TEN educationally sub-nor-mal (ESN) students from the South Kensington Spe cial School in Perth, were given a swinging time at the Katong: Special School on Arthur Road last night. Aged between 14 and 18 years, these "special" youths, here on a week-long holiday and to
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    Indecent man fined $40
    64 17 EVEN when a police patrol w<ts approaching, a 47-year-old man still went on urinating into a drain at a bus shelter It proved to be a costly affair when a district court yesterday fined Srinivasa Thevan Kalvanasundnram $40 in default four days' jail when he pleaded
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    Beer, stout to cost more from tomorrow
    291 18  - Beer, stout to cost more from tomorrow LEE KIM CHEW By BEER and stout from Malayan Breweries will cost more from tomorrow, and it is believed some retailers are holding back current stocks till the prices increase. Anchor and Tiger beer will cost $14.35 a dozen pint bottles, up 90
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    Residents complain of mosquito nuisance
    150 18 Residents complain of mosquito nuisance RESIDENTS of Sims Drive are complaining about a mosquito problem keeping them awake at night. Said a resident of Block 62, Mrs Wong Mcc Cheng, 26, who lives on the fifth floor: "The mosquitoes come in the middle of the night. My little son is
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    Re-numbering street plates
    46 18 THL" Ministry of National Development's public works department is currently renumbering the postal code numbers of all street plates. The job is expected to take about two-and-a-half months 10 complete. During this period some of the street name plates may be temporarily removed.
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    US woman on drug trafficking charge
    126 18 US woman on drug trafficking charge A 59-YKAR-OLD American woman antique collector who was arrested at Paya Lebar Airport on Wednesday afternoon as she was preparing to board a flight to San Francisco was charged In a district court yesterday with trafficking in. 8 g of diamorphine at the airport
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    It's one voice now for shipowners
    202 18 A NEW shipping body the Singapore National Shipowners Association was formed yesterday to enable those in the trade to speak with one voice. The idea of a single entity to represent shipowners was mooted earlier this year, and it got the blessings of the
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    Two courses
    44 18 THE YMCA will conduct an eight-session Chinese painting course from Saturday and a magic course from Sunday. Fees for the courses are $45 and $25 respectively for members and $50 and $30 for nonmembers. For more details,telephone the YMCA Orchard at *****8.
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    Khong: I told Watson 'no accounts until we resolve matter of note on the MUT
    2779 18  -  T. F. HWANG and BEN DAVIDSON DAY 17 OF THE TARLIN TRIAL By 61 s|ated I was not prepared to give a written opinion, and that in order (or me to accept the unit trust
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      254 18 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Extremely virtuous beginners, it appears (7). 1 Harmony in literary communi- g orw wno has little part in addications (14). tion to score (5). 8 Still breathing when evil one 7 Girl turning red seeing boy at returns (5). chu rch <9). 9 First tody to
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    Times staff cards for quick hospital admission
    177 19 Times staff cards for quick hospital admission THE Times Organisation employees will soon be given cards to enable them to be admitted more quickly into a government hospital in rase of emergency. It is one of the first private companies to have such an arrangement. Arrangements for the scheme with
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    Übin camp
    31 19 ["HE Toa Payoh community ■entre youth group will hold a amp on Pulau Übin on Sept 2 and 23. The fee is J6 each. >1 *****49 for more details.
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    Singapore clicks with Mrs Vente
    234 19 THK first time Mrs Ines Vente, 4«, mentioned Singapore to her friends in Germany, they told her about Its slums. Today, after having lived here for more than two years, she said she has unearthed the true Singapore with her camera and realised how illinformed
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    The incentive pay boosts output in short-term NPB survey
    582 19 The incentive pay boosts output in short-term NPB survey INCENTIVE payment schemes in the manufacturing sector of Singapore are an i "effective short-term tool" to raise workers' performance and productivity. But they are by no means a panacea to prob- lems encountered in managing workers' performance and work atti- tudes.
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    Higher pay not to cushion oil-induced inflation: Chen
    370 19 Higher pay not to cushion oil-induced inflation: Chen REDUCING energy wastes, and using it with greater care is the only solution to the energy problem caused by high oil prices, rather than raising income levels. Mr Bernard Chen, Minister of State (Defence) said yesterday that the high wage increases recommended
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    Fire safety display
    77 19 THE Chief Fire Officer of the Singapore Fire Brigade, Mr Lim Beng Lock, will open the Intersafe "79 exhibition of safety, security and fire-fighting equipment and services at the World Trade Centre on Monday at 5.30pm About 80 manufacturers and suppliers from 11 countries are taking part
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    Govt grants $926,000 for Nantah project
    148 19 NANYANG University has received a grant of about $926,000 from the government to construct a new building for its Mathematics and Computer Science departments. Construction work, which began in April this year, is expected to be completed in about 8 months' time. The building
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  • The Straits Times FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1979
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      BIGGER ROLE
      379 20 CHINA'S new friends are once again energetically making plans to bolster their relations with Beijing. US Vice-President Walter Mondale has hardly completed his visit which is in part to prepare the way for President Jimmy Carter's trip in January, but plans are already reportedly being made for Japanese
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      CASH FOR BABIES?
      373 20 REPRESENTATIVES of 60 nations are now meeting in Sri Lanka discussing the population problem. West Germans are also currently engaged in the same debate among themselves. But the problems being talked about are diametrically opposite. The Colombo conference is on the impact on developing countries of the
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    Moving towards higher technology industry trying times ahead but cause for optimism
    1542 20  - Moving towards higher technology industry trying times ahead but cause for optimism PAUL JANSEN A GLIMPSE OF SINGAPORE IN THE EIGHTIES By SINGAPORE moves into uncharted economic waters as it pushes for a new industrial strategy for the eighties. There is room for a great deal of optimism but the
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    Learning from the experience of a British high technology firm
    638 20 THE second industrial revolution will not come easily to Singapore despite the government's move to promote it. This is the opinion of a man born to industrial life in the heart of the nation where the first industrial revolution took
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    Part 1 of a 5-part series
    35 21 Automation In the form of a two-hand safety switch reduces the danger of injury to the operator of this louvre assembly machine at the Kwong Kum Sun Chan factory.
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    EDB already identified 100 companies it is prepared to help
    413 21 EDB already identified 100 companies it is prepared to help BUSINESSMEN who moan that the government has little interest In their welfare are in (or a pleasant surprise. They may not realise it, but the Economic Development Board has already spotted I*9 companies which it is prepared to help. These
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    Value of computers in upgrading industry
    726 21 MANY small and medium sized companies are reluctant to invest in computers. Yet almost all the sizeable computer manufacturers mainly from the US, Britain and Japan have received sufficient encouragement from the rate of Singapore's development over the years to set up shop here.
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    A step-by-step approach to automating small plants
    260 21 A step-by-step approach to automating small plants LOCAL industries wishing to start automating their plants can do so in a simple, inexpensive way. The following guidelines have been prepared by the National Productivity Board: ANALYSE the existing processes to determine the bottleneck. Find out the causes of the bottleneck and
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    How one small factory went about automation
    336 21 A GLASS and window frame manufacturer in Jurong. which began automating its processes last year is an enlightening example to small factories of the advantages of automation. Through increased mechanisation of its operations, Kwong Kum Sun Chan has succeeded in reducing its work
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      1203 22 THR test mhM m*t sate v tfe* rtar a( Mm* tkr SMrk Evku|tt( Si««» d»> ijnm w«*«Wr .itt m k«k ud 10. «*|muil tar atrip rr«Ms tanri I*7* I ..i Closing tone: Mixed Turnover: Official figures suppbed by the Slock Exchange of Singapore incktdtaw odd lots "Ready" totalled
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1352 22 TIT ml iffii pitui iMiblj Mrtit aari bwiwi la u ii|«« I* Ik* a»c* Brtiir <n SMoporr y«. wrdaj wttfc U» —h»r at akana tradtd atom la MNk Ms af M. All That* SMtlMMM Caatncti an |«m afttr la* word "iMt" He Baard dtal (ia lots c<
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      1256 22 BS> aad aßer Brtna aoVaa> acted .ri kmaaa i a^ rnxxirj a Ku^U Uimpur BBM tx.-Kimte >e> ierda> wMa tkr aaaabrr af aaana traded aaaara bt brackets a lots <* I.oa aaas aoaa mkemar aaenaW I MM STKI Vl.n ti.iailll „7SB' %kaaail<MB:gasid< IJJoI x iw. ÜBI44S<iDIM M ll
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        51 22 Mia Sk Magauai Corpa \ok«n> Rihmaa H»d SlraiU Tradia* kranil T Harbour P M Hide* Taa Ckoac lalraco S*arora M H. sting Nat Iroa 710 M> 3M SO at6 s» \x 300 «M mo xn n« «6 510 1H *m *a JO 15 15 14 13 i: u >•
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        36 22 MaUaaaita B*r*ulai 0 C B C Ta«va Irani K L K*aoa« Metro HM«» High A Law Dualop Eat 7)0 MO 3M 308 3M OB 410 Ml •IS -10 -10 -10 -10 •4 -4 -4 -4
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        Most active stocks
        34 22 Haw far l~it\ Dr\ <mr Darb> Tan Ihoag I O H L'oM Sloratr I'OL lac heap* High A Low Papvr Prodarls taojM 1MJW *****0 MUM mw 73JW KM M I M
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        Indices
        29 22 BT Index Industrials Finan>v Hoieb Mining f'l.inl.H'ons 0 C I C S.ES.In.1 :«3 23 M40 3J wn 3»» T18.33 7B.35 m» ao.37 eaias 2S.30 ***** 382.01 3&3» *****
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        H'kong
        244 22 HONGKONG: Slock prices closed easier yesterday, in quiet featureless afternoon tradtag oa a lew ttraovei with the Hang Sea« index was down 3.49 at STT3S points, after' opeainc the day strongly, deal- < en said. The market dipped later In the morning on rttwtd tears! of interest rate increases
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        Tokyo
        259 22 TOKYO: Share prices chard ■Htfctiy towr yesterday, in moderate trading with proflttakiag ta resources-related bsues and tniMat Bm mm thin offsetting early gains, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 8 IT to «.4J7» points, with a volume of 300 million shares. The New index was CXO, up o.lt.It
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        KL Prices
        73 22 From column 5 MataM H-MBH3) l« ■M Sl*^S 1 (IMB IMS) Pi i il» l.aS) (3) IXT (3) II (X3W rust T»**«C*attKß4MS)cd Til ill* (IMB US) (t) 1» m Itetirm (VMS) s-remuMi imas CmHiliH (IS.«S> (2) MM (■> I cm n—* (U«b rss> («> m a tact lar*
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        Stock options
        91 22 StriUac prices of the opboas officially tMed oa the Slock day. the period, bids and offer rd prices and business done, if any. with the number of options traded shows in brackets. Haw Par (Sept fIM) t0.n80.375) P X (Sept- H«0) I awaoat (Sept SIM) turn Paa Bhc4rir
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        Duty rates
        89 22 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from August 30. until further notice: Batter: 287 cents a kilo; C»pra: MSI. 188.43 a tonne; Pals kernel: $365 75 a tonne. While pepper: $4,639 79 a tonne: Btark pepper: $3,184.74 a tonne: The rates of
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        GOLD
        138 22 THE KILOBAJt rnarWt tar fold lor ptr kilo vi rtaMrf M StUl kite FW EM. km lor Lwrfoa i drintry •paaid at USBKJ* «ud dart MfWr M »T U <m war hMyn^ (raa Europe iW ■Itfnooa TV p m (bdM Lawtoa on Wiiiiifcj w ai nut Gotd aw itM
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        Mining dominates Sydney
        300 23 SYDNEY. Thurs. The mining sector dominated trading with strong gains while the market was generally firm with more demand for speculative stocks, dealers said. North BH firmed 23 cents to a new high for the year of AJ2.28 and South BH rose four cents to $2 10,
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        Zurich prices steady
        227 23 ZURICH. Wed. Prices closed steady underpinned by the 0.2per cent drop in the City of Basle consumer price index in August reported this morning, dealers said. However, Interpan showed a sharp 22 franc fall to SO francs on liquidation rumours, dealers added. Minium Hr Musui.nm* HfK Jruwn
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        206 23 NEW YORK, Wed. Takeover speculation provided most of the interest in a dull market as stocks ended narrowly higher in moderately active trading. The Dow Jones industrial average added 0.26 point to 884.90 but declines led advances by a handful of issues. CLOSING PBICKB Alllrd thrni
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        240 23 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices closed mixed, with Royal Dutch one guilder higher and Philips 0.20 lower in otherwise slightly firmer Dutch internationals, dealers said. Van Ommeren gained seven after yesterday's announcement of a return to profit and interim dividend, while International Mueller lost a further 1 20
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        718 23 LONDON. Wed. Share prices and government bonds finished slightly firmer in slack trading, dealers said. At 3.00 pm, the Financial Times index was up 1.8 at 466.6. Government bonds closed 1/ 16 to 1 8 point firmer. Stores featured following news that Marks and Spencer plans to
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        60 23 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 4«6-3 Tuesday 485.0 Week Ago 465/7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 884.90 Tuesday 884.64 Week ago 885.84 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Wednesday 28. -W^. Tuesday 27-. /27" H.K.HANO SEND Thuraday 577.38 Wednesday 580 88 Week ago 573.03 SYDNEY INDUBTRIALB Thursday 523.85 Wednesday 522.44 Week ago
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        132 22 THE STRAITS tin price gained another H7 to $1,915 per picul in Peaang yesterday on an official offering up 0 tonnes to The overnight London market was steadier with forward buyers rising £55 to Ct.Cn per tonne LONDON: Tin finished with gains of EB5 per tonne for Cash and
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        31 22 Rubber Aug 30 Singapore: September: 277.25 cents (down 1.75 cents) Malaysia: September: 276.50 cents (down 2.50 cents) Tin: M 51.915 (up $17) Official offering: 290 tonnes (up 69 tonnes)
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        30 22 LONDON Copper prices <m Wnkwadajr (prrvioaa m bractats) Wkromr S»M a» ifJM): iratn OB (CM): Tan* Maaa twjws OU (DM), atom ON (CMU»>. I ttarkct law: FVawr I aUSaaws.
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        458 22 THE Singapore rubber market yesterday opened slightly higher but later fell back on profittaking aad lack of buying support, dealers said. Unlike Wednesday, forwards were quiet initially until past n>i<May when some demand The moraing session closed ■ytßj mm Prices eased fractionally during the quiet afternoon trading on some
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        55 22 WON Si« mi «W r*m j t K iCVim Mtti Mt» 'lupdRi turn MM O r llnlH MU) Imwlilm H4« MUBN IMBCV tl-wapdtau mow SMMl ilMidw MO) ]|1O*N >MKCr ilMM» UNO IM ■l (iMspObu ma* mtmu iMM» >IM|da> Bill HUN MRM UMpdw MIJ* «a»K MLJS MM a
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      346 22 SKNTIMKNT rrmaiaed generally steady In oaiet aad selective trading at the I Stork Exchange of Samgapore yesterday. Most sergaias thaa losses. With the exception of a scare or so roaaters which j attracted speculative sapport, taraover was light, i la the afternoon session. however, nwre sellers
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      290 22 SELECTED counters continued to feature buUishly in a general]}- steady Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Buyers were again readily found among the overnight favourites, which included stocks from the tin. industrial and finance sectors. These issues advanced > steadily to close the day with strong gains. Tan Chong
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      185 22 THE VS Mbt yd Mttir i-*u*t «i al CUM INN ia thr furrx martM nctrnhy. rvaaparrd «itk 8-MK 15 ai »«kMd>v s ci<ar. ud ctad d«M} km at CUB qMM 111 l Tm» l"S <mm >as tradni MnlW> :h^ tv»>^.r'OJ^l >■( a »r«-.«t:> irr. Wnm4 torn* haiaarr
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      317 22 ASIAN currency deposit i Interbank rates as at, close on Aug 30: ■MM Mki P*arc« MM Vsr r.«i«-. may dilln banks to iheir cuMoiwrs Closing Asian dollar certificates ol deposit for prime names INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm ch>««. Lsral **Ua» teaar ■■It af terdga c«rreaey: IS dollar
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      23 22 THE average rate at waica Singapore kaaks air cmrrratl) prepauv«i to lea. to their best cartnieri to &4 per reaU
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      30 22 RANGE of pnm oOtmi bgr disCWM hMHS AaC OlHiiimi CMki J MMI Tt»«»uijMll» S> i .TK.riUi BankMUs »M« 11/ M jßonthCO t «monuilli Soarc*: NalmMl l>>»c. vat Co Lid
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      32 22 Ctosinf interbank cum lor Singapore dollars on Aug 3D oner Btd Ovrrnlaht I 1 month Til 16 1« Imonllu Jmonltu 11/ M I/W Owmi«hi mudr S. ■:.«m thubr quolrtl b>
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      476 23 Haw Par may issue dividend 11 per cent drop in group turnover to $62.28 million from $69.74 million in the previous six months, but the lower sales could have been due to the elimination of certain loss-making activities during the period under review. In addition, activities of the marine division,
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      485 23 Strong first half at Timah Langat TIMAH Uigtl BerhsuJ, which Is seeking a listing on the Koala Lumpur Stock Exehajsge, hag revealed strong mid-term production and earning* figures. Timah Langat, subsidiary at the Selangor state government's holdIng company, Kumpulan Peraagsaag Selangor (KPS), bKreaaed its pretax profit by 83.4 per cent
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      321 24 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX rS Telephone Service: *****22 i *«T >—^ m^ Monday Fnday 830om -5 00 pm Ordinary 70 cti p.r »ord (m«i SIO W I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE 28J-JJ22 TmesCentre 900 a m -500pm W> 15. T,m»s VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS 1 u^^'it^iot 80-cho,^ ,5 00
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      1245 24 I FOR SALE f SHOPPING GUIDE urs sivtiirt iivit Lm iH i a^ai aHaV^aW^T '*)«Js^l Imported Starlite Caribean all-aluminium Awnings come in an extensive range of decorator styles and colours, and can be custom-tailored to your needs. For free measure and quote, conta Jt GOH KENG PTE. LTD Tel: *****1
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      1165 24 VtCTRON ELECTRONIC ORGAN. RECORD FOR HIRE/ Sale/ Cleanmodel EOTT. while colour, show- in g Ecsound Centre. 228. 2nd room condition. Over $4,000 se- Floor. People's Park Centre cures Tel: *****70. ***** 1 10 am -9 pm dally 20" COLOUR TV Showroom demonstration set for sale al Special offer on the
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      1164 24 II EMPLOYMENT CAUTION Applicants for overseas employment are advised to be very careful before accepting such offers of employment. A work permit is invariably necessary Any demand for a money deposit or fee as a pre-condition for proi.-es.sing or selection of applicants must nol be readily agreed 10. Approval is
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      636 24 AIRLINE AND HOTEL PUBLIC RELATIONS Try our Baste Airline and Hotel Public- Relations Course, you may know wh> we are the true leaders in PR training Our i-hiel Instructor Mr Vass. former (lead of press section. Ministry ol Culture His many years ol experience in government public relations work speak
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      611 24 1 A well established manufacturing company requires 1. RECEPTIONIST/TYPISTS C'.Ch 0 "i t.'vel SJIUI c u-ilit in BnglMl Prefrrabl* it h 2 years working expecit* nrf aa 40 v i> in CapaUt handllnf PMBX nrtti riboard and .1 litirar\ 2. MALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS C.cy O level anil LCC Intermediate Hi>ok-kee[<inK
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      783 25 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK re quired urgently Tel *****80 imOtediatet) FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK required for immediate employment QCI <> level and lOC Bookkeeping c Age 20 lo 25 a Ability to type at 35 w.p.m. c Kxperience in similar capacity an advantage
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      495 25 Immediate employment SINGAPORE SPORTS COUNCIL. SELETAR GOLF CLUB which operates kulliiik. tennis and scuiasn facilities for a membershlp of about 900 invites applications for the post of:CLERK/TYPIST in the manager's office Candidates should possess: c OCE O Level with good credit in Ensjllsti a A pleasant personality and he able
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      1477 25 J II EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED GENERAL FEMALE Clerk Please call personally lo: Singapore Plastic Plating (Pte) Ltd 106 108 Sim's Avenue J.TC. Flatted Factory Building (QcjrkUkJ Lorong 3) Tel: *****65 REOUIRED ONE GENERAL Clerk Interested please write lo: S.T BOX A***** SATO KOGYO CO.. LTD. (Japanese Construction Firm) urgently requires Female
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      762 25 II EMPLOYMENT I WANTED CHINESE MALAYSIAN male Accounts Clerks Able to maintain a full set of accounts independently Working nearby Kuanlan Good salary and quarters provided. Please apply S.^ Box A*****. Spore. WANTED FEMALE GENERAL Clerk, by a music school Minimum GCE. O' level Ability to type and converse in
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      562 25 EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL FOR established dress shop Salary $250 upwards depending on capability Age above 20 Apply wilh telephone contact to: ST. Box A***** EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL WANTED Must be bilingual in English and Mandarin. Interested, please call *****94. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK 1 1 OCE O1O 1 level b) Experience nol necessary
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      1198 25 II EMPLOYMENT \mcMiKTtnJ McALISTER CO LTD has a vacancy for an INDENT SALES REPRESENTATIVE Desirable Qualifications Vocational Institute. 20-30 years Singapore citizen. 2 3 years' experience In the electrical and hardware trade. Ability to speak at least 2 Chinese dialects. Preferably possess a car. Salary will be commensurate with experience
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      1212 25 II EMPLOYMENT invites suitably qualified persons fo the position of: CHEMICAL ENGINEER The Job: Responsible lo the I'lant Nan ager (or the smooth and efficient running ol PVC manufacturing The Applicant: Preferably Bingaporean who have completed N s or serving part-tune Malaysians will also be considered Successful applicant must be
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      530 26 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant d) Technical W% MUSTAD Norwegian Manufacturing company in Jurong requires MACHINIST (Male/Female) Requirements: c < omplHi'd or serving parttime N s a Age 19 years to 30 years c VITB gradlaßta or National Trad.- Certificate Cirade 3
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      744 26 NATIONAL SUPPLY CO. PTE. LTD A leading Oilfield Equipment Manufacturer has vacancies for the following (A) MACHINIST Candidates should be experienced In operating heavy duty centre lathes, horizontal and vertical boring machines and drilling machines. NTT Orade II or equivalent Trade Certificate with minimum 3 years' operating experience. (B) WELDER/FITTER
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      328 26 ii General WANTED an Eiperienced DRIVER For the Managing Director of a Reputable Company. Should have knowledge of spoken EngNeh. Call personally along wllh photograph and identltd card to. 173A GOLDHILL SHOPPING CENTRE THOMSON ROAD SINGAPORE 1130 Between 10.30 a m. and 5.30 p.m. requires MALE OFFICE ATTENDANT Singapore Citizen
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      533 26 Accountant I WORK FOR JOAMWDREW" I am 27 years of age and have been with the company for 3 years. 1 have a third year A.C.A. qualification and before joining Joanne Drew I worked in an audit firm for 3 yean and with a commercial firm for 2 years. I
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      648 26 ANOTHER DELIVERY BOY REQUIRED URGENTLY a Experience advantageous a Good Prospect a Salary base on experience Interested parties, please ring *****2/ *****9 for an Interview. Applications are invited lor the following position! (A) CASHIER/COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS (B) WAITER I For Posls (A) ft (B):I a Age 16 and above. a Able
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      698 26 D.S. SECURITY SERVICE reqveree SECURITY SERGEANTS and SECURITY GUARDS tor both t/12-hour duties OuaNhcations: a above 25 and below 55 years of age. a must be able to speak and write simple English. a previous experience would be an advantage. H interested. Biases ca* at: Blk 2 679-B Balestier Hill
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      910 26 DUE TO y^ rapid hmL^ H \mi EXPANSION |pS|S PTE LTD mSSmShmSQbM needs ■tßri^^Mtifi 100 rTftWjj FEMALE WY/J^J^m PRODUCTION W^^^^^^ OPERATORS •—""V' -f- to fill our various new production lines. REQUIREMENTS:- HMMsWIt4MsV^MH Singapore/Malaysian HBUMaMMHMMBt^fI citizens or permanent I residents, age 16 above. I No working experience required as training will
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      410 26 INDUSTRIAL PACKAGING COMPANY has vacancies (or A) FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANT Applicants snould possess the following qualifications Gooit in English correspondence OCE A" level with 'O' level credit in English Shorthand/typing speed 80 w.pm./SO w.p.m. respectively Knowledge of bookkeeplni wall be an advantage B) TECHNICIAN CUM SALES REPRESENTATIVE bDtrtence In i\u
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      168 26 V v* h? *Kk Wk mfk&% Cc3*i?^ A 3q m s§ C/>O i Z m I Sis £> mzo rO |-S aSg > •p w> tc r*\ wr- t/el m S p? m\\\ IS* S li Mi if 1 3 I s I— 0 m gf 1 i| Jl| I
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      497 27 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT lij II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t) General *At r A*5& Applications are invited for the following positions (A) LORRY ATTENDANTS (3) (B) GENERAL HANDS (3) (C) DESPATCH RIDER (Class 2. preferably with own motorcycle/ scooter). REQUIREMENTS (ompleted Primary education. Able to
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      458 27 wri THE LEADER IN QUALITY POLYTHENE BAGS OFFERS: UP TO $310 PER MONTH FOR MALE MACHINE OPERATORS ON THREE ROTATING SHIFTS UP TO $275 PER MONTH FOR FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS ON TWO SHIFTS ONLY OTHER BENEFITS: nimble pay for Saturday and Sunday Transport Allowance Full Attendance Incentive Free Medical Treatment
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      503 27 T SETRON unites applicants for the post of MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS Requirements: 1) Completed primary education. 2) IS above. Interested applicants are invited to call personally during office hours at Personnel Dept. 10. Dundee Road. Singapore 03*4. Invites applicants for the following posti A MALE PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR (PLASTIC DEPT) c
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      473 27 I W% MUSTAD Norwegian Manufacturing company in Jurong requires: FEMALE MACHINE ATTENDANT c Age between 18 —30 years. c willing to perform 2 shift duties. Ist shift 7a.m. to 3p.m. Monday to Saturday. 2nd shift 3pm to llpm Monday to Friday c Good physique and hardworking. c Some technical background
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      293 27 I MALE/ FEMALE DELIVERY Clerk wanted by an established company Experience preferred but not essential Apply person- ally with particulars at: 31 Philip Street. Spore 0104. MALE GENERAL HELP /Store- hands required to perform mis- cellaneous manual work Please call personally al: Messrs Carpels and Furnishings. 37 Tanglin Road, today
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      487 27 OFFICE BOY (Internal Despatch only) School leavers and those waiting to be called up for National Service may apply Those below 16 years can also apply Salary $192 per month Apply in person to: The Personnel Officer. NATIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES PTE LTD 2-A Corporation Road, Spore 226 1 (Opposite the
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      522 27 1 y Ifcy.i'.'itsM j^OU. Your future Is our main concern. Our ntm todofc factory oden you b«ftflr workk-Q I toeWtes ondlots of qoqtooeored rcenfrves. Uko j fatter promotions, highef salaries amongst others, it wont "ust bea pb.buta f jUelong career^ >^^) Female Production Operators AT MESA, we care lor people!
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      569 27 RANK XEROX mutes applications for the post of ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER Requirtmenlt GCE certificate 2 years' relevant experience Valid Class 3 driving licence, c Age between 20 and 30 yea rs c Completed National Service. Ptaaas apply with personal particulars, experience, one passport-size photograph t nonreturnable) and telephone number for immediate
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      532 27 suimnno A leading manufacturer of top quality bicycle components is fast I" expanding and have Immediate vacancies for:- I* PRODUCTION OPERATORS > (Male and Female) We offer:- Revised starting salary Js and generous fringe benefits Js Cash bonus on confirmation Pay increase on J confirmation Job Allowance Special Allowance Production
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      418 27 l ULTANA COCKTAIL LOUNG louse it;..od baxir nalar) with attractive oinnnuion Inl all personall) lo High .hopping Centi elween Ip m 12 iniilir !'>t or onlact Simon .ii rWeVWWVWVVWfI I MaVaVta-Mi ># I TAKARAMFG CO (S) I PTE LTO C FEMALE I* PBODUCTION OPERATORS compan) as full-time 'years old i
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      512 28 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant General WAITERS. WAITRESSES KITCHEN HELPERS required tor respectable restaurant in city Holland Road. Noex|ieriei>. Training provided Tel: 2224M5 after 3pm Josephine Peck. WANTED BAR WAITRESSES. KuriK Wah Bar 110 112. Serangoon Kc.ad Phone *****79. after tpm WANTED CLASS 4 Drivers Preferably Malays/Indians Call personally 515.
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      554 28 WANTED IMMEDIATELY 20 WAITRESSES. GOOD WORKING CONDITION BM Services to Airport Include Service M 91. 92 93 95 Please apply personally: B.S. Waving Deck Snack Bar 4 Restaurant. B Floor. Singapore International Airport. Para L.bar. Singapore I*. Interview tune 10 a m 3 pm li 6 pm. 8 pm. dally
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      1852 28 111 VEHICLES BOATS I 44 Vehicle Accessories/ Maintenance a proven cuarrV material Phone Jrj6^p&7k>6746 45 Vehicles For Sato ACCIDENT FREE. LADY owner sports car. 2 months old ToyoU S.tarlet Aircond. rust-proof, offers above $18,000 secures. Tel: *****64 AIRCONOITIONED CARS: EXPORT only Mercedes 280/230/200 Prices very 280/230/200 Competitive prices. Enquiries: H
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      1769 28 111 VEHICLES BOATS PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD Known For Top Ouekty Used Care Plot C Used Cara Centre Kampong Java Fringe Carpark (ON Bukit Tumah Rd/ Cavenegh R#t Te*a: 235*363/ 33S*M3 I*7* FORD CORTINA 1 6 S/WAGON AIRCOND FORD CORTINA 1.6 OL AIRCOND MIT. COLT SIGMA 1600 S/W AGON
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      2579 28 111 VEHICLES BOATS V SERVICES BUSINESS uiTinuuiinc CFRVICTS RE- iv lyouicacur ernuitr 197* MAZDA 123 1000 c < 5-door One private owner Tax-Jan. 1980 Showroom condition View 2. Sallim Road off Aljumed Road I*7* TOYOTA STARLET showroom condition, cassette, radio. I owner, lax new $16,550 negotiable. 4461 1 13/ *****46
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      747 28 AN ANSWERING SERViri cient reliable economical including office mailini; address Teiexs,-, retanal facilities man ARE YOU LOOKING for tO to scr\e y..||r jpeCl tlllfa Pearli Centre. 4th floor Sinuapores Firil Aircondltloned Fast Food Centre stalls to ift liusiness hours 10am dally Ample parking space with parking lots ontact IKohl *****77
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      721 29 1 I I jT= II II 1 V SERVICES BUSINESS VI EDUCATION TRAINING VI EDUCATION TRAINING VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS .i 83 Packing/ Removals/Cargo Forwarders j OFFICE /FACTORY/HOUSEHOLD Kemovals Deliveries, driver la- If-drive lorries odd |obs Call i 'l *****1 offll I PACKING/ REMOVAL/ TRANSPOR TATION I. Kiln-
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      702 29 ORCHARD SAUNA ET Mandarin Hotel. :frd floor, Mas- Spore i il> from 10 Ol] am 12.00 midnight QUEEN'S HEALTH CENTRE Queen's Hotel (next lo summit Hotel 4tt. HOOT Penthouse imbath Fmi lal f7rilWH ext 2 or U Free parking SALON DE LA GRANDE lor Massage Sauna Hath Ladles and Bentlemen
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      745 29 ife GIRLS! Jobs are Becoming tiaraet to get you need better guaiit>cat.or.s The London Cnamße' ol Commerce and industry Prvaie Secretary's Certificate >s recognised ■nternatconaiiy as one ot the rughesi qualification', obtainable r»s e»ammat>on >s Ine only Pr.vate Secretarial EnarwaKm supervised by the M.ra?:ry o< Education EmcHiowattrieiTC' Our ne»: fuii-t.me
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      754 29 LCCI/ CAM FOUNDATION (1960) GROUP DIPLOMA IN MARKETING PUBLIC RELATIONS 1.,-. Hirer Mr CJC.TS OUEENSWAY COMMERCIAL TRAINING CENTRE (formerly Premier Com School) 206 OuMnaway Shopping Centre Singapore 0314. Tel: *****6/ 627*12 LEARN THE SECRETS ol selling success in 8 dynamic sessions For details write P.O. Box 54. pore 1128. RADIO
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      666 29 I assy r "ie Japanese way W* New Elementary Courses Starting Sal Sept 1 (200-3.oUpm) Mon Sept 3(6 30-7.3Opm> Only limned places available To enrol please contact JAPANESE LANGUAGE CENTRE DIVISION OF EMS International 117. Peace Centre. Ist flr.. ***** REGIONALLY ACCREDITED UNIVERSITY DEGREES j Students seeking admissions into Full-time
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      683 29 SystematK Tuition guaranteed hy experienced Tutors for Science Arts and Commercial subjects. Tel *****4. 673'W0 '.1104 Jr. Group/Individual Tuition r>> qualified reliable, hilinsual Teachers t,.r all levels Home Centre Tel 2538T53 MtBM fiToooy HCWU.U Japanese. English. Thai. French. Malay. Mandarin Conversation In Language Experts Home/ Centre Success guaranteed Tel: mm
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      609 29 NON-STOP CHARTER FLIGHT TO HAADYAI SONGKHLA DEP EVERY SUNDAY 14 30 3 DAYS BY AIR $299 DEP: EVERY WED FRI SUN 4 DAYS BY AIR $329 DEP EVERY THU SUN 6 DAYS BY AIR $349 DEr» EVERY TUE SUN J^Sflt 4 DAYS ONE WAY BY AIR/ONE WAY BY COACH $199
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      134 30 HERBERT ft CHRISTINE (.I Ihe late Mrs Kranclsca Kessler wishes Lo thank ill friends relaineir ki: attend ance, donations wreath and luring their re. ent bereavement tik eighth day mass in honour "i the late Krancisi i will held at iii'- Holy Family Church. Katona on l B
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      494 30 i .1 > peacel ully on I I in inn leaving twlniwi beloved wife M'lm Anna K..h (iii.ui Cheng iMt John. Kun Cheng Petei Kim IIn.it Daughler»-in-la«» Anne. Aye Chin Clara Kuu Kenj Daughters K lilt K.v Kim l.l.ill KunOeok Cecillia Kuu Wall. Agatha Son-ln-Law: Sure Soon Hock
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Hussein poses 5 questions to nation
      297 32 Hussein poses 5 questions to nation PRIME Minister Datuk Hussein Onn tonight posed five questions for Malaysians to ponder in the interest and wellbeing of the nation. In his National Day message over Radio and Television Malaysia, he asked: "HAVE WE forgotten the principles of the Rukunegara? "HAS AFFLUENCE made
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      MCA's top 2 draw up battlelines for Sept 8
      293 32 MCA's top 2 draw up battlelines for Sept 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday DATUK Lee San Choon, president of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA), the Chinese partner in Malaysia's coalition government, will face his deputy Datuk Michael Chen in the election for MCA's top post at the party general assembly on
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      902 cattle arrive
      61 32 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A total of 902 head of cattle from Australia arrived at Port Klang yesterday under the Veterinary Department's programme to import more than 1,200 head of cattle this year. Deputy Minister of Agriculture. Datuk Zakaria Haji Abdul Rahman, said in a statement here that
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      RAIL FARE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS HALVED
      189 32 RAIL FARE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS HALVED IPOH, Thurs. The Malayan Railway is offering a new concession fare for senior citizens i throughout the country, halving the rates for any journey from Saturday. The senior citizens must be above 65 and must produce their identiry cards at the counter when buying
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      Pact with Burma
      59 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia and Burma have agreed to step up their cooperation in the field of civil aviation, shipping and communications. The agreement was reached during talks between the visiting Burmese Minister of Transport and Communications, Brigadier-General Khin Ohn, and the Malaysian Minister of Transport, Tan
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      KL-Singapore air talks next month
      149 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia and Singapore will resume talks next month to resolve differences over operations of their national airlines in each other's territory. Malaysian Ministry of Transport Secretarygeneral Datuk Mohamed Noor Hassan told reporters here yesterday that no dates had been fixed yet for
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      Talks on sharing seabed wealth begin
      156 32 Talks on sharing seabed wealth begin KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian and Thai officials have begun talks on the setting up of a joint authority for the exploitation of natural resources on the I continental shelf of the Gulf of Thailand. A Thai embassy spokes- man here said yester- day that
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      Police chief meets IGP
      47 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The chief of the Philippines Constabulary and directorgeneral of the integrated National Police, Major General Fidel Ramos, yesterday called on the Inspector-Ceneral of Police, Tan Sri Mohamed Haniff Omar, here. He is on a two day visit t.i Malaysia. AFP.
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    ASSAULT TRIAL TOLD KITE LED TO IT
    149 33 ASSAULT TRIAL TOLD KITE LED TO IT A KITE started it all, said a Housing Board Area Office cashier who testified in a district court yesterday that he was bashed on the nose by the owner of the kite which was knocking against his HDB flat window. Mr James Chua
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    Charity ball
    28 33 THE Spastir Children's Association of Singapore's Miss Singapore Charity Queen and Mr Charity crowning ball will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Two slew youth in car
    209 33 TWO men, who stabbed a youth to death while the latter was resting in a car at a petrol station in Woodlands, are still at large, a coroner's court heard yesterday. The State Coroner, Mr Abdul Aziz Yatim, who recorded a verdict of murder on
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    Book fair expected to draw 200,000
    294 33 Book fair expected to draw 200,000 ABOUT 200,000 people are expected to visit the 11th Singapore festival of Books and Book Fair to be held at the World Trade Centre from today to Sept 9. Due to the demand for space by local and foreign publishers, the faflr, which has
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    Charged with theft of bumboat goods
    92 33 HO LENG HAI, 23, was charged in a district court yesterday with theft of goods totalling $21,500 on Board a bum boat at Rochor River between July 12 and July 13. The goods mentioned in the charge included 30 sets o( radio-cassette recorders, 100
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    Inside story of toil that paid off... All winners in TV Innovators 79 series
    983 33  - Inside story of toil that paid off... All winners in TV Innovators 79 series IRENE NGOO By EXPLAINING the concepts and applications of science and technology in layman's terms can be an exasperating and trying task even for experts. And to present terms like genetics, reproduction, light, colour and the
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    Onam Nite
    40 33 THE Singapore Kerala Association will hold its annual Onam Nite at the National Theatre at 7.30 tonight. Members who have not received their invitation cards are asked to collect them from the association premises in Race Course Road
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    Some book shops jump the gun on new prices
    563 33  -  EVELYN NG By SOME booksellers in town have already jacked up prices of their books from Britain although the recommended date for the increased conversion rates is today. And there is apparently nothing that the Bookseli- ers' Association of Singapore (BAS)
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    More Britons heading our way this year
    557 34  -  JANIE KHOO By MORE and more Britons have been coming to Singapore in the past six months and indications are that many more will head this way over the next few months. Although Britain generates only 4.2 per cent of total tourist arrivals
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    June's drop in Indonesian arrivals lowest
    351 34 June's drop in Indonesian arrivals lowest JUNE tourist arrivals from Australia and Indonesia fell this year compared with the same month last year. Latest statistics from the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board showed that the Indonesians registered a negligible 1 per cent fall and the Australians a 7.5 per cent fall
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    FREE RIDE OFFER
    77 34 THE Singapore Cable Car Company Is offering free rides to children of various charitable Institutions next month. This Is in conjunction with the International Year of the Child, i From Sept 1, cable car rides will be avail- able from II ».m. to 7 p.m. Ob weekdays
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    Scissors attack on pregnant wife
    316 34 A 23-YEAR-OLD man, who attacked his pregnant wife with a pair of scissors was yesterday sued for a divorce on grounds of cruelty. Madam Ng Ah Mvi, 24. tojd the High Court that her husband, Mr Hoon Ah Kwan, accused her of I carrying another
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Malaysia move into semi-finals
      377 35 Pakistan, Holland, W. Germany and... VERSAILLES, Thurs. Malaysia qualified for the semi-final round of the Junior World Cup hockey tournament when they beat Chile 20 in a Group A match here yesterday. But it was not an easy victory. The South Americans put on a spirited
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      Results at a glance
      27 35 W. GERMANY C SINGAPORE 1 PAKISTAN 3 GHANA 0 ARGENTINA 2 IRELAND INDIA 4 FRANCE 1 HOLLAND S SPAIN 1 MALAYSIA 2 CHILE
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      WORLD'S BEST 12 FOR TWO MEETS
      179 35 PARIS, Than. Some of the world's best hockey teams, especially those preparing (or the Moscow Olympic Games of 1981, will be seen In action in the India-Pakistan subcontinent in January next year. The Champions trophy from Jan. 411 In Karachi, in which Pakistan, Australia,
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      BRIEFS
      80 35 LONDON, Thurs. Injury has forced Britain's Sebastian Coe Jo call off his attempt to set a fourth world athletics record here tomorrow. Coe, who recently set world records for the 800 metres, one mile and 1,500m, was going to try to improve the 1,000m world mark, but has a
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      Injury forces Coe to skip I,ooom race
      500 35 terday, the Xinhua news agency reported. "Playing a fast-break game at lightning speed, the visitors led 10-0 in the opening minute of the match. They turned defence into offence as soon as one of them grabbed the rebound, and a long pass would
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      Dutch take world title with 4-1 win
      237 35 Top-seeded Holland, led by the superior speed and stick-handling finesse of their forward line, defeated West Germany 4-1 yesterday to win the women's world field hockey championship. West Germany were ranked second heading into the 12-day rounarobin tournament in which 18 teams competed.
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      Cosmos lose
      30 35 NEW YORK, Thurs. Vancouver Whin-caps defeated New York York Cosmos iM) in the only North American soccer league playoff series yesterday. Vancouver lead 1-0 in the series. Router.
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      Liverpool kept out
      423 36 Division Four Tranmere hold League champions to a draw LONDON, Thurs. Fourth Division Tranmere Rovers held English soccer League champions Liverpool to a goalless draw in the first leg of the League Cup second round last night. A string of fine saves by Tranmere goalkeeper Dickie Johnson
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      Now Irish tempers flare at Cup-tie
      137 36 DUNDALK (Irish Republic), Thurs. Three policemen and a number of spectators were Injured when crowd violence erupted here last night at a soccer match between the champions of the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland. Supporters of the visiting I Jnfield (lob, of Belfast, threw
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      Goal average decides tourney
      75 36 MOSCOW, Thurs. India had to be content with second place in the international men's field hockey tournament here following their 2-2 draw with the Soviet Union A team here yesterday.. Both teams finished level on points at the top of the table, but the Soviets .took
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      Hartford on the move again
      53 36 Hartford on the move again LIVERPOOL. Thurs Everton signed Scottish international midfield player, Asa Hartford, from European soccer champions, Nottingham Foiest, in a £400.000 (SI 92 million) deal last night The deal is, however, subject to a medical examination. Hartford joined Forest from Manchester City for f^OO.OUO ($2.4 m) two
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      Paraguay outplay Canadian youths
      302 36 PARAGUAY, Portugal and Algeria yesterday qualified for the quarterfinals of the second world youth soccer tournament in Japan. They joined Spain, Argentina, Poland, Uruguay and the Soviet Union, the defending champions, in the quarterfinals, which will be played at four sites on Sunday. In yesterday's matches.
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      AUSTRIA CRUSH WEAK NORWAY
      236 36 VIENNA, Thurs. Austria crushed a weakened Norwegian side 4-0 to gain leadership of Group Two of the European soccer championship here last night. The powerful Austrians attacked most of the time, and only some inspired goalkeeping by the agile Amundsen kept the score down. Austria broke
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      Narrow win
      27 36 HAMBURG, Thurs. Uerdin gen defeated 1860 Munich 1-0 and FC Cologne and Duesseldorf drew 1-1 in West German First Division soccer matches last night. UPI.
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      Ulster Cup
      20 36 LONDON, Thurs. Bangor edged out Distillery 1-0 in a Northern Irish Ulster Cup football match last night. Reuter.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE THREE
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      Brawl erupts to mar Pacific Games
      90 37 Brawl erupts to mar Pacific Games SUVA (Fiji), Thurs. Fijian police broke up a wild brawl between Western Samoan and Wallis and Futuna islanders at the South Pacific Games in Buckhurst Park here yesterday, police said. The battle erupted between Samoans and islandrrs from the Ptench territories Wallis and Futuna
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      Kwai Loh does fine workout
      438 37  -  FAIRWAY By KWAI LOH is one to watch out for in Race Eight at Ipoh tomorrow. The Laser Light three-year-old ran a splendid race at Bukit Timah in May when he disputed the lead all the way to be third to Cornwall Gardens in a
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      Horse-riding: Julie's first love
      441 37  - Horse-riding: Julie's first love BERNARD PEREIRA By IN the present age of the energy crunch, who wouldn't give anything to ride on horseback? Fifteen-year old Julie Murray would if she were back home in the wide expanse of Australia, that is. Except that it wouldn't have to take the energy
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      Paying their way for appeals
      151 37 Paying their way for appeals IT is going to be expensive for any darts team to appeal, against their opponents, to the Singapore Darts Association unless they have a case. It will cost any team $15 to lodge a protest to be heard by the SDA tournament committee. If the
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      Rain, noise and pull-outs hit US Open
      461 37 NEW YORK, Thurs Rain, complaints over noise from jetliners and a number of withdrawals because of injury or illness marred the second day of play yesterday in the U. S. Open tennis championships. Matches were three times interrupted by rain and finally, with
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      Police upset
      24 37 FINANCE Division upset Police 2-1 in the PARC intrasoccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday. In another match, Analytical Services defeated C.S.E.S.D. 3-0.
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      Tang's golden hope at stake
      304 38  -  ERNEST FRIDA Pole vault pit at practice track is unsafe By IF decathlete Tang Ngai Kin fails to win a gold medal at next month's South-east Asia Games, he can put the blame on poor training facilities. Tang, 24, a silver medallist at the last
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      Belligerent Willey foils the Indians
      296 38 LONDON, Thurs Resourceful Indian bowling restricted England to 193 for four, after the tea break, on the opening day of the fourth and final cricket Test at The Oval here today. In warm sunshine and on a perfect batting pitch, the Indians must have comfortably
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      SCOREBOARD
      48 38 ENGLAND Ist INNS: Baycatt lbw Kapil Dcv 35 Bntrhrr c Yajuvendra b Venkataraghavan 14 (iooch not out 51 (iower lbw Kapil Dcv 0 Wllley Y. Singh b Bedi 52 Bwtham not out 35 Extrax 6 Totol (for 1 wkis) 193 Wkts fell at 45. 51, 51, 148.
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      Larkins hits polished 91 against Essex
      201 38 LONDON, Thurs. Wayne Larkins, striving for a place in England's cricket team to tour Australia later this year, scored a polished 91 against county champions Essex yesterday. His innings included 12 boundaries as Northamptonshire made 314 for seven off their allotted 100 overs. South
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      Board's decision ends row
      135 38 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Indian and Australian cricket officials have amicably settled a dispute that threatened to jeopardise the Australian tour of India. The Australian Cricket Board yesterday informed the Indian cricket authorities that the board had told their team to go ahead with the programme as
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      Move to stop contacts with South Africa
      130 38 LONDON, Thurs. A resolution deploring any sporting contacts with South Africa will be put to the British Sports Council at their next meeting on Oct. 1 by an Olympic medal winner. The resolution comes from John Disley, Sports Council vice-chairman and a bronze
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      Easy triumph
      26 38 HOTEL Phoenix defeated Hotel Equ.ilnri.il 6-0 in a friendly MCCCT match at Tanglin yesterday Scorers wen Philip Sia (2), Soand Kalil and Raymond Urn.
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      Brearley to lead
      57 38 LONDON. Thurs Mike Brearley will captain England in the three-match Test series against Australia lain this year. Alec Bedser. chairman of the England cricket selectors, confirmed Brearley has skippered England in 22 Tests, winning 11 and losing only one, but his continuing poor record as a batsman
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      Scorpion meet
      24 38 Darts Club WU 'hold their first annual genera meeting at their new premise; in suite 123. Internationa Plaza. An.son Road, (in Sumkiv
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      Harikrishnan's injury does not discourage him
      229 38  -  PETER SIOW By THE SWELL on Singapore basketball player X Harikrishnan's ankle has subsided considerably and, if all goes well, the centre may just be ablt to take up his position in the Pesta Sukar basketball international, starting tomorrow at the Gay World Stadium.
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      Lethargic Hill beats Ranjodh
      353 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THIRD seed Peter Hill entered the men's quarter-finals of the Pakistan International Airlines closed squash championships on a jaded note at the Kallang Squash Centre yesterday. Hill, 16. defeated a fame Ranjodh Singh 9-2, -0, 5-9, 9-7 after 42 minutes of fast play,
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      Prancing Lius enters last four
      187 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Lius Ponggoh led the charge of the Indonesians into the semi-finals of the men's singles of the Selangor Golden Jubilee badminton championships last night as Malaysians foil like tenpins. Prancing around the court like a delighted imp, Lius, 18, set the tone
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      Jitta decides not to experiment
      376 39  - Jitta decides not to experiment JOE DORAI Samad is out of match against Thais By COACH Jitta Singh's decision not to try out his new players in tonight's friendly match against Thailand's Bangkok Bank at the National Stadium (8 o'clock start) is a wise move. His SEA Games squad will
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      Heng, Ho best in VC meet
      155 39 Heng, Ho best in VC meet HENG Keng Chee was the outstanding swimmer at the annual Vigilante Corps championships at the Police Academy pool in Thomson Road yesterday. Ho Ping Luan was wWnen's champion, winning the 50m freestyle in 35.9 sec and the 50m breast stroke in 42.4 both meet
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      China left out of proposed friendly meet
      221 39  - China left out of proposed friendly meet BERNARD PEREIRA By CHINA have been left out of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club's promvi tation list for a "Sly swimming meet «n December to lnaugurate the opening of their $5 million sports complex at Marine Parade. This was confirmed yestpr(tav hv a
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      Farrer Park's relegation worries over
      230 39 Farrer Park's relegation worries over FARRER PARK UNITED'S relegation worries are almost over following their shock 2-1 win over defending champions Armed Forces in a Div. One match of the National Football League at Jurong Stadium last night, reports JOE DORAI. All Farrer Park need now is a point from
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      OBF ready to accept Singapore
      118 39 OB F ready to accept Singapore TOKYO, Thurs. The Oriental Pacific Boxing Federation are ready accept Singapore as a member, an OBF spokesman said today. He said this after the OBF decided at their convention here to admit Papua-New Guinea as their 10th member. The others are Japan, South Korea,
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      207 39 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp TMIS BREAKFAST IS SO I V I I fSJ'^J CAME HB E Jl| ">RS. JISOS NEEDS I BAD I CANT EAT IT- yK-,! SIR/ 5 \TP- < 1 COOkTINS LESSONS I'M ©OING TO SPEAK rn^ /^lf^ Ptf^tL 1 /MRS /MORE 4N DO/
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      117 39 BADMINTON Fraser and Neave age group competition (Telok Kurau Sec 7.30). CRICKET Ceylon Sports Club v TPCA (Balestier Rd 11). HOCKEY Friendly: Singapore Recreation Club v TPCA (Padang 5.15), Ceylon Sports Club women v TPCA (Balestier 5.15). Women's inter-state competiton: Selantor v Negri Sembilan (3.45), ingapore v Perak (5). Both
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    'Soviets agree to modify Salt accord'
    252 40 'Soviets agree to modify Salt accord' MOSCOW, Thursday THE Soviet Union "tacitly agreed" yesterday to four US Senate proposals for altering the framework of the Salt II accord, including a limitation on Soviet production of the Backfire bomber, a Senate source said. Soviet refusal to concede on the issue of
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    'Revenge' attack by Thai troops
    132 40 'Revenge attack by Thai troops BANGKOK, Thurs. About IN Thai army troops, supported by fighter aircraft and heavy artillery, have launched an all-out "revenge" attack on 2M communist rebels holding a strategic hill in north-eastern Thailand. The attack Is In retaliation against Saturday's clash with the entrenched communist forces, in
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    Chinese Bible
    38 40 HKIJING, Thurs. A Chinese language edition of the Bible will be published in China late this year or sometime in 1960 (or the first time since the 1949 communist revolution, it was announced here today. UPI.
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    The tinkling sound of music
    90 40 SEE PAGE 11 A FEW liquid-filled bottles, a little stick Mid perhaps, a dexterous hand that's all that's needed to Ml the room with the sound of music. Without the musician's touch, however, the bottles still emit a series of tinkling sound as these visitors
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    Oil crisis over says Yamani but he gives a warning
    258 40 Oil crisis over says Yamani but he gives a warning MEXICO CITY, Thursday SAUDI Arabian Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani said here yesterday the current international oil crisis is over and the world's oil-producing countries will be able to satisfy demand fully. But he warned that the worjd will
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    108 40 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS MRS TAN HOE TEE nee Madam Son Cheng Neo aged 91 passed away peacefully on 30th August 1979, leaving behind 3 sons. 4 daughters-in-law. 5 grand-sons-in-law, 1 grand-daughter-ln-law. 21 grandchildren and 10 great grand children. Cortege leaves 245, Cantonment Road, Singapore 0208 (Tel No. *****94) on Ist
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    PHOTO BACKS UP CARTER'S FISHY STORY
    175 40 PHOTO BACKS UP CARTER'S FISHY STORY WASHINGTON, Thurs IT'S not enough that President Jimmy Carter must fend off predator Republicans, rebellious Democrats and an unruly Congress now comes word he had to fight off a rapacious rabbit in a fishing pond in Georgia. Mr Carter was in a boat on
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    Paving way for polls
    64 40 TOKYO, Thurs. The Japanese Parliament opened an extraordinary session today, setting the stage for an early dissolution and a general election early next month. Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira, seeking an increase in seats held by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), is expected to dissolve Parliament
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    Japan team for Iran
    61 40 TOKYO, Thurs. The Japanese Govenment plans to send an official survey mission to Iran next week to discuss a joint petrochemical project, a government spokesman said today. Vice-International Trade and Industry Minister Shieeru Koino said the team will be composed of officials from the Finance and
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    A Brunei Sheraton
    73 40 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. The Sheraton Hotel group today signed a contract to manage a new international hotel now being built here. With its 165 rooms, it will be the first large luxury hotel to be built in Brunei. The hotel is expected to be completed by
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    27 hurt as ship rams barges
    217 40 27 hurt as ship rams barges GOOD HOPE (Louisiana), Thursday A PERUVIAN cargo ship slammed into three butane barges at a dock and burst into flames today, the US Coast Guard said. At least 27 people were injured and many others trapped aboard the burning vessel. T Three Coast Guard
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    Great Hall for rent
    62 40 BEIJING, Thurs. China says it has some large rooms to rent for foreigners wishing to throw a cocktail party the Great Hall of the Peop'e in central Beijing. The official Xinhua news agency said today that embassies, foreign guests and delegations visiting china "are now able
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    Policeman killed
    44 40 SAN SEBASTIAN (Spain), Thurs. Terrorists presumed to be Basque separatists fired more than 60 submachine gun rounds from an ambush, killing a policeman today, authorities said. The attack brought to 96 the number killed in political violence in Spain this year AP.
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    Dow Jones
    40 40 NEW YORK, Thurs. Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the NewYork Stock Exchange: 30 indus 884.22 off 0.68. 20 transp 268.36 off 0.10, 15 utils 108.90 off 0.03. 65 stocks 313.58 off 0.18. UPI.
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      425 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Pnc* SOt Armuol Subtcnption SlSf> Foe tut»<:npt<on. <■•// r.ironi/; K»i 01 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. ROLLEI, one of the most important investors in Singapore, is contident as ever it will do well here, NWC and high labour turnover notwithstanding. Future plans and a close look at
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      5 1 The Straits Times SECTION TWO
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        Green
        888 1  -  LI LIEN-FUNG By The host I have no IdjM how far back we can date the birth of the Chinese comic team called Xiang Sheng I but as far as my personal experience is concerned, it certainly entered my life long before 1 heard of Hob Hope or Albert
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        Chinese without tears
        37 1 #> su suxTng revive, regain consciousness sßlion Soviet Union sudon sultan; Sudan (in Africa) Suzhou Suzhou (Soochow) sux'= rest Sugelon Scotland For example, you may say, Ta suxiiiß gublai lc. meaning, "She has regained consciousness.
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        Fun with chinese Characters
        166 1 j i B* iHf t* F-« 9l>»iH!i 4y i SFiirii* -StffV- fl!lllK*&*7 fg P3P 3 M: (tfi*) l|: use teijerw:-. "J 9 ;1^ a |Wj^ A 1 11 J i:^^ J k i W-Ttt: *llll»fl* L-zZm? fD < I***** l a* W^^tt r a -i-fta w
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        Humour Teaching you not me
        51 1 Humour Teaching you not me Xiao Ding (sigh): "Xiao Wang went swimming and was drowned." Xiao Li: "How come? The book 'A guide to Swimming' which he wrote is still with me. How can he get drowned, it's strange." (Translated from Shin Mm Daily Ncwm) 'hf "fl-^ fttl'i fi'j 'M<*m\ti'
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        470 1 FLY TO HONGKONG VIA THE PHILIPPINES. AND DISCOVER THE ft lsw il It MA NTT A MEANING OF HOLIDAY. ONLY ON PHILIPPINE AIRLINES. LSSHI bKI ExciTi^Me'tro Vox a little more than an ordinary return ticket to Hongkong, we give you four glorious days in 1?^ PBbV 9v^B\^^^ Manila Throbbing with
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        Dancing £or joy
        605 2  -  TAN SUAT LIAN By IN ALL WAYS, the Singapore Phoenix Dance Troupe's presentation tonight the Enlightened Phoenix is a celebration. It honours eight years of steady development, and acclaims publicly all (hose qualities of imagination, talent, hard work and unflagging resourcefulness that have made the troupe what
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        Such charming chamber music
        332 2 FOR A city that is beginning to nurture its owl. professional music *1 j life and turning as it were, from a backwater to a kind of musical mainspring in the region, it gives great pleasure to see amateurs joining forces with professionals to share the
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        NHK delight!
        220 2 THE NHK Symphony Orchestra succeeded beyond all expectations. Yuzo Toyama is a knowing conductor: His handling of the whole programme is testimony of an excellent musicianship an ability to perceive the expressive meaning of a harmony, a combination of timbres, a melodic shape, and to reveal it in
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        PICK OF THE DRY
        309 2 IF YOU'VE missed Grandpa Goes To Washington to dato, don't fail to watch it tonight. Jack Albertson does a superb job as the outspoken and wise-crack-ing Senator Kelley who this week tries to stop a crooked developer from building on the site of the baseball field
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        805 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Housewives Mati 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) nee Wedding Bed (Mandarin 7.55 Science Report Film) 8.05 Barney Miller Quo Vadis 4.40 Intermission 8.35 Grandpa Goes to Washington 6.00 Opening foHowed by WHf Gray Kelley Al The Bat >( fl( k Of
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        Drama a la carte!
        1003 3  -  GERALDINE TANG By IF TIME, energy and linguistic knowledge permit, theatre-lovers should set their minds ready and sample as much as they can of the variety of fare offered for the second Drama Festival beginning on Sept 7. Ten different amateur English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Malay and
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        463 4 Give a book a child That's the theme of this year's book fair, opening today. On display at the World Trade Centre will be books for every occasion. For those who have problems getting their children to read more, we have suggestions that may help. Our special feature looks at
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        329 4 .■3otfc"DAYatLlDd: (*****14) Due to FILM'S LENGTH 4 SHOWS Note Time»:llam, 2.30, 6.15 9.15pm ■IIF A lEsiZ -p^\^a I: ■JADE: NOW SHOWING"(Phone *****80) 1 1am, 1.30, 4 00, 6.30 9.008 stalked like a wild beast a manhunt of H indescrtbabte terror and screaming suspense' ;F CORNEL WJLDE^: a Baa^a^w~^L^^K^laW .^aV a
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        440 4 ORGANISATION M ■a;n^H>f»-m^i«a BJ LEGEND OF FENG HSUI' lti:m;«i«»imi.i' a SHAOLIN ABBOT" man; '-'kiN B HE WHO NEVER DIES' B mwninssiSmm a 11 KUNGFU INSTRUCTOR a■ SHAOLIN ABBOT" I 10-- a "LEGEND ol FENG HSUI' MAN. g lit iin iri today oni > I 45. 4 15. r> 4" "4
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        79 5 Also featuring Linda Wu /l f^^^B from Hong Kong M lfl ■jy^si gL fm\4\ Ashanta Tsai from Taiwan Faridah Dollah SS Poiiris Hoinne Fuirinishinq 49? GEYLANG ROAD SINGAPORE 1438 TEL *****2 (between Lor ?6» Lor ?8i v-/ Fantastic „-^SJ Vductions^liU^fei (Hire purchase can be arranged) '^^^^B js^j^Tss'^j.J KONGGO SET .fabwc
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        Stress breeds cancer?
        1056 6 SINGAPOREANS are well aware of the high incidence of cancer in Singapore, and of the trauma it can cause. What they may not know is that there may be a psychological basis for cancer and while the effect of depression on susceptibility to cancer is a relatively
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        DEATH BY CANCER
        328 6 the adrenal gland which manufactures important metabolic hormones and pours them into the blood in response to stress. Greer's survey of current knowledge concludes that hormonal and immunological influences play a part in the development and progress of some kinds of cancer. There is also evidence that
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        Lack of job prospects for cancer patients...
        691 6  -  SHARON JOHNSON By in Los Angeles JANE, 48, a bank teller, was back at work last month after recuperating from an operation for cancer of the ovaries, five years after she had a mastectomy. She had the second operation during her vacation and
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        139 6 KIMBERLEY'S HOUSE OF COSMETICS PERFUMES see a wide range of cosmetics, toiletries, gift sets for all occasions. 20%on all brandi except* -f* y Import 8, Export SHISBDOB.KQSE V %t Wholesale Retail i V Qkimberley 181 A/185A Outram Park 1 .48. Lucky Plaza 122, Pearl Centre 111, Katong Shopping Centre G2l
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        854 9 /\jttrs()ymrs in \Lihmiii, TMB isst^atthfon.jmitofcMoptm^u More than 12,000 trained people are now contributing to Malaysia's development with help from TMB Customer Training a Another TMB training programme is Customer Training. TMB Cat-care schools provide cusj fl tomers with training in proper operational and --^j^ Vj basic maintenance procedures and up-date
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      Feeding the multitudes — where the best bets are
      1670 10  - Feeding the multitudes where the best bets are RICHARD CRITCHFIELD in Washington Southern Asia not the West poised to raise food output By 6 Everybody in India looks better off than II years ago. They've got more meat on their bones. People A are better off. s Mr Floyd Williams.
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      The ceramic engine: Tomorrow's workhorse
      956 8  -  PETER SCHUYTEN By I 6 The allure of designing with ceramics is particularly strong in the face of the current petroleum shortage, and some of the most promising work is going on in field of automotive gas turbines. Then, too, turbines promise the automotive designer
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      Japanese management secret out and about
      1229 9  -  JASON CRISP in London Moving to better quality controJ By IT HAS probably not escaped your notice that 10 or 15 years ago most Japanese goods were viewed as little more than cheap Oriental tat, both of dubious quality and reliability, yet today almost
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      Vivid argot that is movie Mogulese
      914 7  -  WILLIAM SAFIRE Analysing Hollywood jargon By in New York IN THE industry (formerly the business, which replaced Hollywood, once called Movieland), a jargon has been developed that offers a sentence like this: He packaged a world-class director and a bankable gross player, aimed at
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      US firms are teaching workers how to retire
      558 7  -  LESLIE BENNETS By in New York HANK RETIRED at 65 from the brokerage House where he had long worked. Only then did he realise that all his friends were the people he was used to working with. On his own, he spent
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      What price, that Tourist dollar?
      1109 11  -  NANCY CHNG By Japanese tourists are espe- cially notorious in those three cities for their sex tours, where the only sight-seeing done is in the bedroom. Some Japanese magazines circulated to businessmen contain full information on places, costs and names of girls. 7 IT SHOULD
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        56 11 i^g&pr extended due popular demand! \mported '^^Bedroo^ su.tes De^xe v Q/ s uites Venue: Manhattan House. Ist Floor Uom ss c"e <aC ing Bearo" (Chjn Swee Road/Have ock R oa d) fr'omS^^gfpoputarE 00 10 Time 11am -9pm M S c°hen e cab>nets A are welcome! C Sfw^ babie 1 fFAMCO
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        536 11 PENTAX and O'CONNOR'S extend Congratulations and Best Wishes to Yue Teng Photo Store on the occasion of their 42nd Anniversary and the official opening of G15 Pearl Centre. BREAK INTO AUTOMATIC SLR PHOTOGRAPHY ATA PRICE THAT WON'T BREAK YOU. You no longer need to make a major investment to get
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      248 12 Gaza Strip camp revisited after 20 years PHOTOS AND TEXT BY GORDON CONVERSE PALESTINIANrefugee camps throughout the Middle East are much the same. They are not always pleasant plares to visit or revisit. After a period of 21 years I returned to the Gaza Strip, where
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        87 12 NOW IN JOHOR BAHRU KONG MING FINANCE BRINGS TO YOU A WHOLE RANGE OF FINANCING SERVICES IN AN EFFICIENT. CONFIDENTIAL PERSONAL MANNER. 'j %m ■^■inf II '^z.-^Fw j% J ifft^TlfflM fir Jl m m^ KONG MING FINANCE Mr 4 CORPORATION BERHAD 5 s I LCENSCD FINANCE COMRftNY WHOLLY OWNED BY
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        520 12 and his flying machines! y^Vft jj Sl^ftgSSf \jR- Hni DDIT7C Qr^ DDI7P- Saripah Azizah Syed Seetho Khye Choong rCJISI rhltt rJP^VrTr*™ Hamid IC. No: *****28-E XCPPhilips 26" console JJS, C mbinatlOn »C. No.: *****43 Singapore 12 (13 COIOUr TV Knr^lhlP fi74Q? C^'h LTp' I X SekiMm bt Merian 9 f>y
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        2390 13 Economic growth an outstanding success story THE STRAITS TIMES. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1979 MALAYSIA'S economic growth, since its consolidation in 1960, represents one of the outstanding success stories of the developing world. Its Gross National Product has grown at an average rate of 8.5 per cent a year and has
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        353 13 THE PERFORMANCE of the manufacturing sector was buoyant last year. Although output was low in the first quarter of the year as against that in the preceding quarter in 1977 due to seasonal factors, it increased substantially in the second quarter. As a result, production in the first
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        290 13 Message from MR M.M. SATHIAH. acting High Commissioner for Malaysia in Singapore IT IS with a sense of satisfaction and pride in their achievements that Malaysians celebrate their National Day today, commemorating the 22nd anniversary of independence. In these past two decades the Malaysian people
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        1061 13 THE ONE single phenomenon that is certain to continue playing a major role in determining international trade and politics through the 1980s to the 1990s is oil. The world is still precariously dependent upon hydrocarbons as a source of energy. Within Malaysia, the
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        206 13 Mm I1 Have you seen giant turtles I laying eggs! IH t£j IG§9 #J i\l 3"! For 7 months of the year, the turtles roam the -A 'HE m W^mSi m. °P en seas on to return to the whlte sandy beaches of \A I W VI v;:* Hf Jfl^A
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        209 14 OO SLTid on triis _> c Frands c Ng c nan Sang \gm Chairman \Bk S^^n^^f^ (h> .^^^^r cßoard.c Board. c Management& Staff \l^^^ I y^h X Impression of A\ I k fS 7 sf. GARDEN CITY fpjf HONG HUAT REALTY (M) SDN. BHD. X V J^^^^ ''^^^^^T^^ 1^ BANGUNAN
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        EXPORT SECTOR IS WELL DEVELOPED
        1570 15 MALAYSIA is known throughout the world as a developing country which has a well-de-veloped export sector particularly in terms of primary commodities. The piimary resources of the country have been managed to enable her to achieve one of the highest per capita incomes as well
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        369 15 Congratulations to the People and Government of Malaysia on the joyous occasion of their 22nd. Anniversary 4 good reasons why SHARP is the international bestseller in the world of colour TV entertainment Rwson Human Ont Reason Number T«o Ruson Numtttt Ttirte Ruson NumlMf Four Wtly SHARP is Numtwr One Why
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        355 16 \IT HASTE INVESTED I ml IN MALAYSIA I HHHH|HHM^ IBS IS IXw WE HAVE ALL THE GOOD REASONS NS n addi i ion Malaysia has v l^^'*''l»JV^/5^ Political and economic stability LABOUR: Reliable, productive and highly Excellent infrastructure responsive to training. Malaysia's unemployment rate A strong currency that is used
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        114 17 achievement ot the finest automobile engineering design ot today More than an\ other name. Mercedes- Hen/ has been recognized worldwide as the leading toree in developing more safet) features, outstanding engineering ideas and d\ namtC new trends in automotive designs I nt il the da) when tlie world has, the
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        707 18 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following (A) Covered Parking ot Kandong Kerbou Hospital. Eligibility: Building $500,000/and above Closing Dote: 17 9 79 at 10 30 am (B) Construction of Pedestrian Walkway along Morket Street and Raffles Quay. Eligibility: Building or Civil Engineering $500,000/-
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        761 18 A MINISTRY tSSf OF THE ENVIRONMENT PREQUALIFICATION INFORMATION FOR THE PROPOSED BEDOK WASTEWATER (SEWAGE) TREATMENT PLANT FIRST EXPANSION, NEW EFFLUENT PUMPING STATION AND OUTFALL The Government of the Republic of Singapore will be inviting tenders for the above works shortly and this notice is for prequolitication information. The proposed civil
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        600 18 TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invited for:1) CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF COOKHOUSE AT WEST WHARF TENDER DEPOSIT: $1,000/CLOSING DATE: 1 1 SEPT 79 SHOWROUND: 4 SEPT 79 AT 10.00 AM MEET AT ENTRANCE OF PSA SHIPPING OFFICE 2) SUPPLY AND INSTALL THERMAL INSULATION PAPER TO METAL ROOF OF BADMINTON HALL
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        715 18 diidb Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the following:(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 1 Block of 2-storey Community Centre (including sanitary and water installation), 1 No of Basketball Court, 1 No. of Tennis Court including Carpark and Sltework at Lengkok Bahru for the Leng Kee Constituency.
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        556 18 m (IDj iiei)eveix)pment m JALAN SULTAN CENTRE OFFICE SPACE TO LET BY TENDER STRATEGIC LOCATION Outside 5 mmtues drive to mom commerciol districts ot Raffles Place/ Shenton Way FACILITIES 5 lifts 24 hours security service covered car park TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE LETTING OF OFFICE PREMISES AT THE 13TH
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        557 18 IN THK HU;il (Ol XT OK THK REPUBLIC OF MNGAPOBI (nmpanirs Winding I r Ha. i«z «f ms In the Matter or thr Companies Art (Cap. lXi) AND In thr Matter of TARI PRIVATK I IMIII I) ADVKRTISKMKNTOK PETITION NOTICK is hereby given lhat a Petition for the Winding Up
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        901 19 An Established Electronics Manufacturing Company is seeking for qualified and experienced (a) Productjon Superintendent (b) Production Supervisors to work on 1st and 2nd shifts. REQUIREMENTS:- Experience in assembly of radio cassette tape recorders etc. A few years experience in supervisory capacity is essential. Technical qualification is preferred but not mandatory.
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        563 19 \\lillllllllUlllMiillllM I Is \l THEGREAT NATIONAL TALENT h: search is on! ~7f\ I II III Ilil IMIM!llllllll.\v Right now, we need talented, dedicated and motivated individuals looking to broaden their career status as well as learn, progress and improve their abilities, in conjunction with our TEST AREA expansion programme. WE
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        312 19 We are GROWING and ue v.0v.1 i I you to join us in our different pt a areas. If you have the fc qualifications, write complete resume Diplomnfull C&Ci in electronic/ mechanical engi'v ITC in electroni< /m engineeriiuj uith 2yi manufacturini] i Some oj the job functl servicing and maintenance
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        152 19 1&8 I X iM'd, >t hcis in Mp? honiirvstitution kiote duccomplete with S ot the Oil Toul to Tn- id H FTELTO 100 Gul Circle Sir.g t.\ nber 1979 IE) tu speak ■Hi other dia- I at least GCE '0' I f qualification, I are I *ary f Singapore Ing
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        335 20 A home at Eabcr Gaiden^i I iT is an investment in green, countryside living. \fet so near the city. Clean, fresh and lush greenery. Faber Garden has gracefully blended recreational facilities into natural surroundings giving you a fine new style of family living. 90% loan available up to 20years at
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        1095 21 HONG LEONG FINANCE LIMITED (inLOiporatcd in Sioqapore) ANNOUNCEMENT PROPOSED RIGHTS ISSUE Further to the announcement dated 19th July 1979, the Directors are pleased to announce that the Stock Exchange of Singapore Limited has approved the proposed Rights Issue of 17.325,000 new shares of S$1.00 each at an issue price of
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        1257 21 HONG LHDNG FINANCE LIMITED (Incoroorated in Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at 24th Floor, Hong Leong Building, 16 Raffles Quay, Singapore, at 11.30 a.m. on Wednesday, 19th September 1979 for the purpose of considering
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        57 21 JELL YOUR CAR ASTIR by mentioning in your Ad. Make of car ißo»«r, Fiat, Ford) Model (Etcort, Viva, Mini) Type (toloon, convertible, tporttl Mikt per gallon typeand condition of tyret Acc.ori.. (r.di./ castettt playtr) Airconditioncr Any previous owners Price Ho- whom and when to contact REMEMBER The more you TELL
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        627 21 (lncor'pO r 'fltPd (r > fVio'Byß'Ol ANNOUNCEMENT The directors are pleased to announce the following results for the year ended 30th June 1979: 1979 1978 S'OOOs S'OOOs GROUP Turnover 276,510 227,211 Consolidated net profit before taxation 19,565 11,434 Provision for taxation 8,447 5,906 Consolidated Group net profit after taxation 11,118
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        83 21 KB4YATAAN TAWARAN JKR NEGStI MMBHAN Toworon danpoda pemborong pembofoog Kelol EX don 'a 1 yong berdoftor deooon JKR dibo wah Toiuk 111. Tojud Kccil 5 imtuV Membefcol don Menghontor Sati. (1) Unit Baharu Tandem Diete! ROAD ROLLERS 6.000 kg. Un bolkHKd Weight, okon di terimo d Peiobat Pengarah. JKR Nege'
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        733 21 I Tenders arc Invited tor the following items 1 fabrication, 81 pply and Installation of WeidmR Boothi in the proposed Vocational Institute ;«i AyiT Rajah. Tender No TIB ARVI/27/ 79 Tender Deposit: S2.tO.oo 2 Supply and Delivery Ol centre Lathe* (Metric) to the Bukll Merah VocaUonal Institute Tender Mo. VITB/BMVI
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        524 22 0 CHYE KHIANG SENG (M) SDN. BERHAD [u] I AND 1 1 m) CHYE KHIANG SENG CO. (PTE) LTD. |4h ARE PROUD TO BE APPOINTED AS THE SOLE AGENT Np' MALAYSIAN ROPES BERHAD FOR EAST WEST MALAYSIA AND OVERSEAS MARKET /j|K EFFECTIVE FROM 30TH AUGUST, 1979 /jjj\ Ab\ MALAYSIAN ROPES
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        352 22 KENYATAAN TAWARAN TENDER KEMENTERIAN SAINS, TEKNOLOJI DAN ALAM SEKITAR (BAHAGIAN ALAM SEKITAR) (TENDER TEMPATAN) Tender adalah dipelawa daripada pembekal-pembekal dan pembuat-pembuat bagi bekalan dan pengiriman barang yang dinyatakan di bawah: (a) Tender No: AS. 1032/1/1/1979 Pembekalan dan Pengiriman tiga poluh duo (32) Yunit 'High Volume Air Samplers'. (b) Tender No:
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        637 22 TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited tor I BUILDING a) Tender No. AMB/T/79/044 Supply and Installation of Improved Telecoms Logo at Telecoms Premises. Eligibility Registered Contractors Class B, C D "Non-registered Contractors Deposit ISS500 00 Showround. 4 September 1979, I 1 00 am ot Ground tloor, Kotong Exchange Closing Date 7
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        858 22 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR (COMMERCIAL DIVISION) IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 1599 OF 197 X Re: Chua Tong Wat iTA Syarikat Perdagangan Nilayan Muhibbah) Et-partf Malayan Development Machinery Sdn. Bhd. SUBSTITUTED SERVICE OF PETITION In the Matter of a Creditors Petition filed the 10th day of April.
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        179 22 )dU OHBAYASHI-GUMI, LTD j East Coast Reclamation Scheme Phases VI VII (Bedok Tanjong Rhu Area) invites applications for the following posts GENERAL FOREMEN (3 posts) Age Between 30—45 years Experience Minimum 5 years' relevant experience. CIVIL FIELD CLERKS (5 posts) Age Below 35 years Education GCE 'O' level Experience: No
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