The Straits Times, 17 November 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        WILL IT BE PARADISE LOST?
        134 1 TONGAREVA was the culmination of our South Seas adventure here was Paradise; it had all the attributes of the unspoilt islands handsome men and women who paddled out to the schooner with fresh coconuts to drink and pearls to trade, feasts of roast pig and
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        FOOD TO WHET YOUR APPETITE
        117 1 SINGAPORE'S favourite food writer VIOLET OON tells you where you can get something very special In the way of Cantonese cooking and how she was pleasantly surprised when she ordered a few nlnhm one day ahead. It was worth the trouble because she sings the
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        OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
        46 1 o Nalla Tan on the news readers we see on TV. Lim Kok Ann on the latest computer chess game in town. The week's winning poems in Poetry Corner. The week's profile of a Singapore writer. The week's winning short story. ..by a reader.
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    • Sunday Nation
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        POLICE STATION BROUGHT BAD LUCK
        116 1 SUNDAY NATION brings you a curious, littleknown tale, tomorrow, about one of our bestkiiown public buildings the Hill Street Police Station. Schoolgirl Belinda We» Geok Chin heard it from her father who heard it frw a longtime worker in that area and Belinda.; MM? went
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        INSIDE LOOK AT ERIC CLAPTON
        99 1 "ERIC CLAPTON, wn« Is probably the world's most gifted rock and blues guitarist. Is a stalwart, handsome man of 34. That Is on the surface. Beneath it there Is a man of sensitivity and high Intelligence. He Is not a long-haired, depraved Junkie the sort
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        SATURDAY NIGHT ANGER
        63 1 A TV VIEWER describes the "typical" RTS coffeehouse, Housing Board flat and kitchen scenes, and asks why a trellis nearly always graces the first, how a little boy's bedroom can De an oasis of neatness, and why they always serve hot beverages in melamine-looking cups when guests
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        WHEN THE ZOO COMES A-CALLING
        74 1 THINGS are happening dawn at the zoo and It's not just Riving yon morr animals to look at. While you can visit Ike zoo, these days the zoo comes visiting too! FRANCIS CHIN reports on the zoo's road show that goes round to schools with
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        IN SPORTS NATION
        32 1 SOCCER: Jeffrey Low on tomorrow's SingaporeSweden match. o RUGBY: The Scrumhalves on the dropping of Osman Haroon from Singapore's Thai-tour team. TENNIS: Interview with Ken Rosewall and Tony Roche.
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    Lock icon KOREAN VARSITIES TO REOPEN
    102 1 SEOUL, Fri. Martial law authorities said today all colleges and universities closed after the Oct 26 assassination of President Park Chung-Hee will reopen on Monday. The move came one day after the civilian government headed by acting President Choi Kyu-Hah made a conciliatory offer that all
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    Lock icon OIL: IRAN HITS BACK AT U.S.
    825 1 Sales to all American firms halted NEW YORK, Friday IRAN took US President Jimmy Carter's embargo on US oil imports from Iran one step further yesterday by halting sales of oil to American companies for delivery anywhere in the world. The Iranian move may
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    'Review admission needs' call to colleges
    396 1 'Review admission needs' call to colleges TECHNICAL colleges in Singapore were yesterday urged to review their admission requirements to cut down educational wastage. Dr Ahmad Mattar, the minister-in-charge of the Polytechnic, made the point at the Polytechnic's staff dinner to mark their silver jubilee at Mandarin Hotel last night and
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    Lock icon 80,000 IN BIG MARCH TO U.S. EMBASSY
    396 1 TEHERAN, Fri ABOUT 80,000 Iranian demonstrators marched on to the United States Embassy here yesterday as Muslim militants threatened to take harsh action against their hostages inside the mssion if the US forced the Shah to go to any country but Iran. The
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    Lock icon Bomb goes off but jet lands safely
    155 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. A bomb planted aboard an American Airlines jetliner exploded during mid-flight yesterday but the plane landed safely, authorities said. Later anonymous telephone calls were made to newspapers and television stations warning that similar bombings would occur if Iranian students in the
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    Lock icon Royal adviser who was spy
    73 1 QUEEN ELIZABETH sUwn In a I»5I file photo with Anthony Blunt wh« wm exposed on Thursday by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as having worked as a spy for the Soviet Inlon during World War Two. Blut, 72, is an eminent British art historian who previously
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    Lock icon Army against second wives
    50 1 JAKARTA, Fri Defence and Security Minister Gen Mohammad Yusuf has said that all members of the armed forces are forbidden to take second wives even if the first wives give permission. He was speaking to wives of troops during an inspection tour in Irian Jaya. AFP.
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    PAP to infuse more new blood as it looks to next decade
    691 1  -  LESLIE FONG By News Editor THE People's Action Party celebrates its 25th anniversary next Wednesday and is using the opportunity to take stock of itself and plan for the future. Provisionally, the highlight of the celebrations is a
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    Lock icon No US dollars for Iran oil
    92 1 PARIS, Fri. Iran will no longer accept US dollars In settlement of Iranian crude oil, according to a statement by acting Iranian Foreign Minister AbolhasMui Baal Sadr, quoted today by the Paris evening paper Le The aewspaper <] dated Mr Baal 8a*r aa aaylag
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      114 1 60 pages today CENTRE FOR TEACHING GERMAN, JAPANESE Page 11 LDP endorses Ohira's new party line-up a HOTEL decoy tells of $80 or $180 rate for girls 8 PATCH up rift, Mattar tells Poly and union I Causeway Page 14, 15 COMICS II CROSSWORD IS EDITORIAL PAGE IS LETTERS 11
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  • AROUND AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Union boss extorted from NY firms
      332 2 Union boss extorted from NY firms WASHINGTON, Friday ANTHONY Scotto, a powerful union boss who formed close ties with New York political leaders, was convicted yesterday for extorting hundreds of thousands of dollars from city businesses on the waterfront. Scotto was convicted after a 46-day trial during which New York
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      57 2 In other words... US State Department official William Clark testifying before Congress this week why the army will not give women jobs that involve close combat: Women may be required to engage or be engaged by an enemy with individual or crewserved weapons, experience physical contact with enemy personnel and
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      Lock icon OIL SLICK BLAZE UNDER CONTROL
      169 2 ISTANBUL, Fri. Firemen today were in control of blazing oil slicks that threatened crowded waterfront areas of Istanbul after the Rumanian tanker, Independenta, blew up near the city's main docks following a collision with a Greek freighter. Turkish naval vessels and specially-equipped craft from the
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      Lock icon Still missing
      33 2 JAKARTA, Fri. Twenty seven students who tried to climb the 2,060 m Ungaran Mountain in Central Java on Sunday were still reported missing today, the armed forces news agency said. UPI.
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      Lock icon 'W. Bank mayor had links with PLO' claim
      245 2 JERUSALEM, Fri. ISRAELI officials said yesterday the government had decided to deport the Palestinian mayor of Nablus, Mr Bassam AlShaka, because he had long served as the Palestine Liberation Organisation's top official on the occupied West Bank. The Israeli effort to broaden
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      Lock icon Bank manager who spanked customers
      112 2 PITTSBURGH (Pennsylvania), Fri. Former banker David Rhodes says spanking customers was an effective way of getting tardy loan payments until some of his customers threatened to tell his suSeriors about the padlings. Tie former hank manager, who spanked the delinquent customers in his office with
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      Amen to move to drop men from prayers
      142 2 Amen to move to drop men from prayers WASHINGTON, Fri. American Catholic bishops yesterday failed to muster the two-thirds vote needed to approve the removal of the word "men" from the Mass. The bishops called the word "non-inclusive" and some Catholics regard its use as sexist. The bishops did approve
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      Lock icon MacArthur plaque
      69 2 JAKARTA. Fri. US Ambassador to Indonesia Edward Masters unveiled the plaque of the Mac Arthur monument at the West Irian district of Sentani during a visit to the eastern Indonesian province yesterday, the Anlara news agency said today. The plaque was constructed by Mte American Government as a
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      628 2 MARKETING MANAGER CONSUMER PRODUCTS Around $52,000 per annual Our client is a long established multinational company engaged in the local manufacturing, marketing and distribution of a range of well accepted consumer products. They seek an experienced, knowledgeable and outstanding marketing manager to further improve their market position He will report
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Iranian cargo under siege
      74 3 THE president of the International Longshoremen's Association said in Washington on Thursday that his members are holding Iranian cargo hostage in the United States while the Iranian authorities hold American hostages at the US Embassy in Teheran. Mr Thomas Gleason, head of the TLA, said American
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      Lock icon TV crew released
      68 3 A THREE-MAN British camera crew working for the US Nattional Broadcasting Company (NBC) was released on Thursday night after being questioned for seven hours by Muslim students holding some 100 hostages at the American Embassy in Teheran. Other journalists said that correspondent Martin Fletcher, cameraman Barry Fox
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      Lock icon Consulates closed
      55 3 IRAN has closed its consular offices in the United States since the freezing of all Iranian assets by the US. An official of the Iranian Embassy in Washington said on Thursday that four Iranian consulates New York, Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles have been shutdown, although the embassy
      UPI  -  55 words
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      Lock icon UN man can see hostages
      53 3 IRAN has agreed to let a representative of Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim visit the hostages being held in the US Embassy in Teheran, a UN spokesman said in New York yesterday. The representative is Mr Winston Prattley of New Zealand, the head of the UN office
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      Lock icon Iran: We'll ask World Court to return Shah
      334 3 SIEGE IN TEHERAN DAY 13 MEXICO CITY, Friday IRAN will ask the International Court of Justice for the extradition of the deposed Shah if he decides to return to .Mexico, Iranian Charge d'Affairts Manouchehr Kazemi said yesterday. He told reporters his government
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      Lock icon Carter warns Teheran in tough speech
      289 3 Carter warns Teheran in tough speech WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Carter, denouncing the holding of American hostages in Teheran as "an act of terrorism totally outside the bounds of international law," warned yesterday that the Iranian Government would be held accountable for the safety and well-being of the hostages. "The actions
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      Lock icon THE PLO PLEDGES FORCES TO KHOMEINY
      141 3 BEIRUT, Fri. THE Palestine Liberation Organisation said yesterday the PLO has placed all its forces at the disposal of Iranian revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ru holla h Khomeiny The PLO said US-British-Australian war games in the Arabian Sea are an act "directed against us as
      AP  -  141 words
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      Lock icon US releases $15m 'frozen' funds
      94 3 US releases $15m 'frozen' funds WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States has released US$7 million (5J15.26 million) of "frozen" Iranian funds in this country for diplomats and students, while a high official said the US would continue supplying food and medicine to Iran. The US$7 million are to meet the needs
      AFP  -  94 words
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      Lock icon It's the north for Sanjay
      55 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. Former Premier Indira Gandhi's son Sanjay was yesterday nominated to contest the next January elections to Parliament from northern India. Hii mother's Congress (I) Party selected him to tight from Amethi constituency in Uttar Pradesh state though he was defeated there In
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      24 3 He's the best US President the Soviet Union ever had. New York Times columnist William Satire's appraisal of President Jimmy Carter.
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      414 3 NATIONAL SALES MANAGER HOUSEHOLD CONSUMER PRODUCTS Around $34,000 per annum A multinational company, whose brands are known internationally, is seeking a National Sales Manager for Malaysia/Singapore, to be based in Kuala Lumpur, where there is local manufacturing and marketing of a range of products. Candidates for this senior position should
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      999 3 QUALIFIED ENGINEER I INSURANCE RISK CONTROL $50,000 to $55,000 p.r ma.. A large international insurance group is to appoint a professionally qualified engineer to manage the development of a loss control capability within its Asia Division. Loss Control is the recently developed technique being increasingly employed by insurance companies to
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Now it's 'sheep war' starring the EEC
      255 4 Now it's 'sheep war' starring the EEC PARIS, Fri. From the people who brought you the cod war, the wine war, the pig war and the shrimp war, the European Common Market now presents yet another episode the sheep war. After seven years or this, some Europeans are wondering how
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      Lock icon Spy who moved in top circles loses knighthood
      344 4 LONDON, Friday SIR Anthony Blunt, a former curator of Queen Elizabeth's art collection, was identified by the government yesterday as the longsought "fourth man" in the Burgess-MacLean spy case of 25 years ago. The sensational announcement was made in Parliament by Prime
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      Lock icon $3,000 hid in panties go down the toilet
      111 4 $3,000 hid in panties go down the toilet ORANGE (Southern France), Fri. A woman train passenger fearful of pickpockets tucked 6,000 francs (553.052) into what she thought was a safe place her "unmentionables." She absent-mindedly forgot her cache when she went to the toilet and the bank notes tumbled from
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      Lock icon THE "30S – WHEN IT ALL STARTED
      456 4 THE "30S WHEN IT ALL STARTED THE time was the IUTs a decade, as A.J.P. Taylor has writton, "with mass unemployment at the beginning and the menace of fascism at the end." For some of the young, impressionable intellectuals at Cambridge University a minority, to he sue, bnt an elite
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      Lock icon Vibration causes DC-10 to lose door
      214 5 Vibration causes DC-10 to lose door WASHINGTON, Fri. An Aeromexico DC- 10 jetliner sufferod severe vibration and lost an access door and parts of two control surfaces on a flight from Frankfurt, West Germany, to Miami last Sunday, the Federal Aviation Administration reported yesterday. The FAA, the national transportation safety
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      Lock icon Plane stuck
      58 5 BOSTON. Fri. A Delta Airlines boeing 727 jet carrying 45 passengers ana a crew of eight on a flight from Manchester, New Hampshire, to New York city, slipped off the runway yesterday and became mired in the mud at Worchester airport, an airline's spokesman said. The airport was
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      Lock icon LDP endorses Ohira's new party line-up
      366 5 TOKYO, Fri PRIME Minister Masayoshi Ohira cleared the latest hurdle of a month-long power struggle today with party endorsement for a new leadership lineup of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. Party sources said an LDP caucus called into session this afternoon approved Mr Ohira's
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      Lock icon War dead« Plea to China
      66 5 TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira said today he would urge China during a visit to Beijing next month to allow bereaved families to pay homage to 245,400 Japanese war dead in Manchuria. North-east China. So far. the ashes of 38,900 war dead have been
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      Lock icon It's safe in the short term
      130 5 It's safe in the short term LONDON, Fri. The Lancet has said no clinical evidence could be found that, in the short term at least, vasectomy was harmful to man. The authoritative British medical weekly added in a commentary: "However, the possibility of rare or long-term effects cannot yet be
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      Lock icon Britain offers 10-point plan to end Zimbabwe bush war
      195 5 LONDON, Fri BRITAIN today handed the opposing armies in the Rhodesian bush war a 10-point plan for a ceasefire and urged it be quickly implemented. Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington, chairman of the Rhodesia peace conference here, told the two delegations the
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      Lock icon Bokassa: I'm broke
      58 5 PARIS, Fri. Dethroned dictator Jean Bedel BokMsa, who once spent US$25 million (Sss4 million) to be crowned "emperor" of Central Africa, says he Is broke. In an interview published today in the newspaper I'Aurore, he said: "I haven't a cent left. I am surviving only thanks to
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        Lock icon Just one for the road
        60 6 A CONVICTED pickpocket could not resist the temptation to ply his trade even though he was handcuffed to a policeman in a crowded bus, Egyptian newspapers reported in Cairo yesterday. He stole a wallet while being escorted to prison for similar offences. The theft was
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        Lock icon Rewarding win for boy
        46 6 AN 11-YEAR-OLD Arab chess prodigy yesterday received a cheque for US$l3,OOO (5J28.300). Said Ahmad Said was presented with the cheque in Dubai by the United Arab Emirates government as a reward for winning a junior chess tournament in Mexico last month. AFP.
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        70 6 The men are taking over COOKERY books aimed at cuisine-minded maies are finding many eager buyers in the wake of cooking boom among Japanese men, according to a Tokyo daily. The publisher of one of the best sellers. Cooking by Men, quoted by the Yomiuri Shimbun, said about 80,000 copies
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        Lock icon Pretoria ban on rock opera
        57 6 Pretoria ban on rock opera THE South African censorhip board yesterday banned a record of excerpts from the internationally acclaimed rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. A notice in the government gazette issued in Pretoria said that highlights from the score by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Webber were undesirable. It gave
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      Lock icon 'Vote may persuade Sihanouk to return'
      401 6 UNITED NATIONS, Friday A UNITED Nations resolution calling for the withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from Kampuchea may be a key factor in persuading Prince Norodom i Sihanouk to resume his country's leadership, an official of the ousted Pol Pot regime said yesterday. The resolution,
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      Lock icon 'Drunken soldiers should be shot dead'
      166 6 'Drunken soldiers should be shot dead' MANILA, FYi. The top military commander in the southern Philippines was reported today to have said that the area's law enforcers should shoot dead any drunken soldier to prevent harm to civilians. No police officer or military man will be punished for doing it,
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      36 6 JAKARTA. Fri. Twenty people were killed and seven injured in a series of village melees between two tribes in a Wpsi Kalimantan district of Samalantang this week, the independent daily Merdeka reported today. AP.
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    Soon — up to nine minutes for 10-cent calls
    171 8 Soon up to nine minutes for 10-cent calls THE three-minute limit on calls when you use public telephones will be extended to nine minutes from the end of this month. The conversion, howrviT, will be carried out in phases, beginning in arras where there is a high volume of calls,
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    FROM ONE LION TO ANOTHER: A ROARING WELCOME
    164 8 A ROUSING urlromr was Rlvrn by this pranrlnß lion wkrn thr president of the International Am«cUt!«a «f Uoiut Hub, Mr Lteyd Morgmn, arrived for the key-stone foundation laying rrrrmonv of the Lions home for the elders. The <$•.••• home sited on the
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    Hotel decoy tells of $80 or $180 rate for girls
    597 8 SHANGRI-LA'S sales manager, Mr Tsutomu Kondo, who acted as a decoy to trap call girls preying on Japanese guests, told a magistrafp's fnurf v«torHa« the phone, he was offerEd the services of "Thai or Chinese girls." The price, he added,
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    Judgment to be delivered on Monday
    376 8 CHOUDHURY APPEAL JUDGMENT on the appeal by former Ben and Company chairman, Gopal Chandra Kar Choudhury, against conviction and sentence for alleged insider trading will be delivered on Monday. He was sentenced to nine months' jail after he was found guilty last year on
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    Step up quality, noodle makers urged
    116 8 Step up quality, noodle makers urged THE president of the Singapore Kway Teow ana Mcc Manufacturers' Association, Mr Wong Boon Siew last night urged members to improve the quality of their products. They should manufacture more palatable kway teow and mcc to meet the needs of restaurants, canteens, hawkers and
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    Volunteers awarded
    49 8 THE Acting Minister (or Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, will present certificates of appreciation to 18 outstanding voluntary welfare workers at an Istana dinner on Monday, at 7.30 p.m. This award is given to outstanding voluntary welfare workers in recognition of their valuable services over the years.
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    NEW 3,500-TONNE MOBIL BUNKERING VESSEL BUNKERING VESSEL
    72 8 NEW 3,500-TONNE MOBIL BUNKERING VESSEL BUNKERING VESSEL MOBIL Singapore has acquired a new $7 million bunkering vessel from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan, to service ships calling at Singapore. The 3,500-tonne Mobil Singapura is the latest addition to the company's fleet of bunkering barpes. According to shipping sources, it is
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    Charged with breach of trust
    76 8 Charged with breach of trust STOREKEEPER, Francis Toh Teck Hong, 37, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with committing criminal breach of trust of nine selenium drums valued a total of $2,759. He allegedly misappropriated the drums belonging to his employer, the Siong Hoe Building in Toa Payoh sometime
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    MP's date
    45 8 THE MP for Ang Mo Kio will attend the Ann Mo Kio residents' committee Zone G children's games day at the open space between blocks 305 and 306 tomorrow from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. About 200 children will attend the games day.
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    'Japan group to start hotel work in April'
    317 9 'Japan group to start hotel work in April' A JAPANESE hotel group, Hotel New Otani, is to build a multi-million dollar 21-storey hotel-cum-shopping centre condominum complex along Central Park near the Singapore River. The hotel will be built by a major Japanese construction firm. A spokesman said work will start
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    Lawyer 'withdraws'
    301 9 MADAM Ng Swee Kee, 82. plaintiff in a shares transfer suit against her accountant son, Mr Paul Hooi Cheng Cheong, was wheeled into the chambers of a High Court judge, Mr Justice Choor Singh, yesterday afternoon following a new development in the hearing. With her at the meeting
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    WOMAN SCALDS MAN WITH BOILING WATER
    127 9 WOMAN SCALDS MAN WITH BOILING WATER A COFFEE-SHOP assistant was scalded with boiling water by a woman whom he tried to befriend in his shop in Beauty World Park, Upper Bukit Timah Road, on TuesMr Yam Hock Chan, 38, is now warded In a critical condition in the Singapore General
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    Dial direct to Poland
    34 9 AN international direct dialling service to Poland is now available. The cargo for a call is $9 a minute ana is based on actual duration in blocks of six seconds.
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    Two films
    27 9 TWO films Great Barrier Reef and The Living Forest will be screened at the Singapore Science Centre's lecture hall on Nov 25 at 3 p.m.
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    Patch up rift, Mattar tells Poly and union
    197 9 THE friction between the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union and the administration should be cut down and the problems resolved so that the administration can settle down to work and the students to study. The Minister in charge of Singapore Polytechnic, Dr Ahmad
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    Strip that obscene T-shirt off your back...
    201 9 Strip that obscene T-shirt off your back... THE next time you wear a T-shirt, check for obscene prints on it because these may land you in a lockup and you could be fined up to $100 for indecent advertising. A police spokesman yesterday warned that it is an offence to
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    Crossword winners
    38 9 LEE KUM YING has won first prize in the Ministry of Health crossword puzzle contest organised during the National Health Campaign. Second prize goes to Teo Saw Beng and third prize to Siti Suriah bte Taib.
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    Walkathon
    28 9 THE MP for Nee Soon, Dr Koh Lip Lin, will attend the Nee Soon constituency walkathon on Sunday at the Nee Soon Rifle Range at 8.30 a.m.
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      262 9 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp "PLViNifi wCPi^ A D X I M 6OIN& TO STOP I I I I.PNCJ "II •me onr,c^? A PLAy^ D A PLAYIN© lON6SHOTS BLOWN OFF THE j -Z^^ OP ITS PaZoSt^SJi <T a 5S V OT r NE V ER WIT ONE
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    Regard expats as infusion of skills
    440 10 Regard expats as infusion of skills CHOK TONG SINGAPOREANS should take a positive attitude and regard the inflow of foreign professionals into Singapore as an infusion of skills. This call was made by the Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Chok Tong, in a talk to members of the
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    Disco night
    36 10 HAVELOCK community centre youth group will hold a disco night on Christmas. Eve at the centre's hall from 7 p.m. to midnight. The charge is $6 a person. Those interested telephone *****5 or *****2.
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    I NS man took bribe to favour inmate
    250 10 I NS man took bribe to favour inmate A DISTRICT court heard yesterday a full-time national serviceman in the Vigilante Corps accepted $75 from a man to show favour to an inmate in a rehabilitation centre. Ang Boon Chet, 19, who pleaded guilty, was fined $1,000 each on two charges
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    DON'T BE SHY!
    35 10 DON'T BE SHY! IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to ase dialect again, step yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may knew Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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    DIVORCE SUIT: LAWYER TO PAY DAMAGES
    203 10 DIVORCE SUIT: LAWYER TO PAY DAMAGES A REMISIER, Mr Winston Tan Kay Miang, suing his wife for a divorce on grounds of adultery, yesterday named a lawyer as the co-respond-ent in his petition. The High Court, granting the petition, made a consent order, directing the lawyer, Mr Loh Boon Huat
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    Singapore for Pata meet
    175 10 SINGAPORE will be represented at the next Pacific Area Travel Association annual meeting at Manila next year for the first time. This followed the recent formation of the Singapore Pata chapter. The chapter yesterday held its inaugural meeting at the Hilton Hotel to elect a committee
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    Police allay fears over video raids
    238 10 POLICE said yesterday that raids to seize illegal and pornographic video tapes would be selectively carried out, based on information that is "thoroughly investigated". A spokesman gave the assurance to allay fears of some video tape owners that random raids would be conducted much
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    'Crime well under control here'
    165 10 'Crime well under control here' THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs) and MP for Kallang. Mr S. Dhanabalan, yesterday said Singapore must be one of the few places in the world where crime rate has not gone up. Although commercial offences are on the increase, statistics show there is
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    On hurt charge
    60 10 A MAN. Khalid bin Abdul Shakoore, 33, was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with causing grevious hurt to Mr Lai Pee Tot. He allegedly fractured Mr Lai's nasal bone at the junction of Jalan Ishad and Lorong Salleh on Sept 2. Bail of $1,000 was offered
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    Outram fair
    32 10 THE Oulram Park community centre will hold a food and fun fair in the car park in front of the centre on Nov 25 from S a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Centre for teaching German, Japanese languages
    309 11 Centre for teaching German, Japanese languages 'Better use' of school closed last year THE Education Ministry has plans to convert the former Tanglin Tinggi Malay School in the grounds of Monk's Hill Secondary School into a German and Japanese language centre next year. The school closed its doors at the
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    HONING 300 PREFECTS' QUALITIES
    102 11 HONING 300 PREFECTS' QUALITIES MORE than 300 school prefects from 50-odd secondary schools and junior colleges will attend a residential leadership training course in two batches at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute in Buona Vista. The first batch, comprising of 167 students, will undergo the course from Nov 26
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    Ghim Moh courses
    25 11 Ghim Moh courses GHIM MOH community centre will conduct course In Shao Lin, children's swimming, badminton, yoga and basketball next month. For details, ring *****0.
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    School's joy
    32 11 THE Senior Minister of State (Education), Mr Chai Chong Vii, will attend the 20th anniversary celebration of the Bukit Batok East School in Jalan Jurong Kechil, today at 7 p.m.
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    Education centre to start tuition for Pr 3 pupils
    237 11 Education centre to start tuition for Pr 3 pupils ONE OF the immediate tasks of the Braddell Heights educational centre, barely two months old, is to start tuition classes for Primary Three pupils. This is because parents in the constituency have voiced their concern over their children's streaming examination. Registration
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    Prize-day
    23 11 THE strory-telling competition final and prize presentation of River Valley Community Centre will be held at the centre tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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    Computer school: Japan firms to propose study
    244 12 JAPANESE computer and peripheral equipment makers will soon propose to the Singapore government that a feasibility study be conducted on the setting up of a computer training school for the region. The proposal is one of several raised at a twoday closed-door meeting
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    PRIMARY 3 REPORT CARD: MINISTRY CLARIFIES
    110 12 PRIMARY 3 REPORT CARD: MINISTRY CLARIFIES THE Education Ministry yesterday clarified that not all primary three pupils who passed their end-of-year examination have received their report cards. Some schools will release results to both passers and failures en or after Dec 3, while in some other schools, pupils going to
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    White-collar workforce has highest growth rate
    597 12  -  JOHN LIM By Business Times reportei THE white-collar labour force in Singapore has the highest growth rate among three occupation groups, if a recent survey by the Singapore Employers Federation is anything to go by. Questionnaires were mailed to all federation members. Altogether, 293
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    JP tells of her frustration on Juvenile Bench
    384 12 JP tells of her frustration on Juvenile Bench THE "aye" or "nay" of the president of the International Inner Wheel, Mrs Joan Pyke, ran help decide the outcome of appeal cases involving adults. But, when it comes to juveniles, "our hands are tied by Parliament," she said at an inter
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    On Mandarin
    28 12 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr Ow Chin Hock, will visit residents of his constituency, Leng Kee, to promote the Speak Mandarin campaign tomorrow at 9 a.m.
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    Land order
    26 12 THE government is to acquire 76 1 square metres of land in the town area for widening Cantonment Road, according to a gazette notice.
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    Course on aftercare
    64 12 THE Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association will hold its 47th basic training course in English (or the aftercare of exdrug takers at its premises in Scotts Road from Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. The five-session course will end on Friday. There were 3,442 ex-drug takers undergoing supervision without aftercare officers
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      212 12 Straits Times Crossword ACBO6B s ctty wded at y weeded 1 Effect ol a monkey trick? (6). < 6) Ib 4 Domertc storm centre? <M). 6 CT < 18> 'Sr?^ 01 118^* 7 B&S'^.rlver and twelve ■■Scr u^^srr i6^£jv octor 13 Wed cake put right Into, flirt M J^JS Me
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    Tug-of-love boy stays with dad— his choice
    399 13 A PHYSICIST yesterday won a three-year legal tussle with his estranged wife for custody of their only child, a nine-year-old boy. The Appeal Court upheld a High Court judge's decision that the father is in a better position to exercise control over the
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    Spore and Egypt sign note on air pact
    313 13 Spore and Egypt sign note on air pact SINGAPORE and Egypt yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding on an air pact between the two countries following three days of discussions. The memorandum documented the various dis- j cussions which took place between the two civil aviation authorities at the Department
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    Coffee house not entirely his idea says wife
    315 13 Coffee house not entirely his idea says wife $1 m PROPERTY DISPUTE A BUSINESS woman, suing her estranged husband for possession of more than $1 million worth of property, yesterday denied nis counsel's suggestion that it was entirely her husband's idea to open Skillets Coffee House in Supreme House. Madam
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    Time brings money to 'Big Ben' owner
    199 13 Time brings money to 'Big Ben' owner FOE m«re than 49 years, Mr L»ke Yew Mm«, It, kma bet* wakInc up every morning to the skrill rlmgiM *f ma alarm c!«* by Els bedside. Ob<v Mcc did tkls IUI Wortetex Big Ben give Urn trouble when a sprint became wern
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    Victim forced robbers to implicate man, says lawyer
    429 13 Victim forced robbers to implicate man, says lawyer A DEFENCE counsel alleged in a district court yesterday that one of two woman robbery victims threatened their two male robbers with injury to their families unless they succeed in implicating a third party. Mr Singa Retnam made this allegation when he
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    Engineer found fish hook in soup, court told
    192 13 Engineer found fish hook in soup, court told A WORKSHOP engineer yesterday told a magistrate's court that he found a fish hook in his turtle soup while hosting a lunch for seven friends at a restaurant. Mr Chiang Hal Keong, 28, was testifying in a case brought by the Ministry
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    PA clarifies
    41 13 MR Tan Eng Leong and other officials of the Alumni of the South-east Asian Youth Ship participants wer<> appointed by the National Youth Co-ordi-nating Committee and not elected as stated in Thursday's Straits Times, the People's Association clarified yesterday.
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      Lock icon Malaysia aims to conserve oil reserves
      455 14 Malaysia aims to conserve oil reserves CHIENQMAI, Fri. MALAYSIA will adopt a conservative oil depletion policy to prolong the life of her re- sources, Petronas chairman and chief executive, Tan Sri Abdullah Salleh, said yesterday. "In addition, gas will be promoted as the key alternative energy source in the country,
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      Lock icon 'Hold workers with better perks'
      252 14 'Hold workers with better perks' JOHORE BARU, Friday MANAGEMENT here were advised to give thier workers attractive perks so that they would not leave for better prospects in Singapore. State Executive Councillor Datuk Mohamed Yunos bin Haji Sulaiman said employers should meet the social needs of their workers and not
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      Lock icon Pirates hijack trawler
      74 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Nine Thai pirates hijacked a Malaysian trawler with three Thai crew members off Tanjung Langgun, 434.5 km northwest of here near the Thai border, police said yesterday. The pirates forced the fishermen into their own boat and released them on a small island on
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      Lock icon Inflation hits Penang hotels
      51 14 PENANG. Fri. Inflation and higher air fares have hit the hotel industry in Penan); as fewer tourists are visiting the island President of the Penang Hoteliers' Association, Mr Ko Kirn Swee says because of this, business this year has not been as brisk as previous years.
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      Lock icon Floods hit Klang and port area
      83 14 Floods hit Klang and port area KLANG, Fri. Residents in several areas here and in Port Klang were affected by flash floods after an hour-long downpour yesterday. Telephone lines and electricity supply to a number of housing estates were, also disrupted. NEB breakdown unit officials said it could have been
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      Lock icon Deaf to run new eating house
      257 14 Deaf to run new eating house KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A restaurant to be run by the ileaf will be set up at a sit; in the Jalan Kuantan public park here early next year by the Selangoi and Federal Territory Society for the Deaf. Such a restaurant in the federal
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      Lock icon ENCORE THAT WAS THIEF'S UNDOING
      120 14 KLANG, Fri. A thief, who had broken into a house, was caught relaxing in a bedroom and listening to music that was being played too loud. Klang OCPD Supt Yahaya Isa said the man forced open the backdoor and entered the house in Batu Tiga
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      Lock icon No ban on massage parlours, hair dressing saloons
      266 15 No ban on massage parlours, hair dressing saloons THE Malaysian Government has no plans at present to ban massage parlours and hair dressing saloons employing women barbers, deputy Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Haji Ramli Omar said yesterday. He said this in reply to Mr Azharul Abidin Haji Abdul
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      Lock icon Teaching of English
      54 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Fifty English language lecturers from the Mara Institute of Technology today began a month-long intensive course in the teaching of English as a second language. The course is conducted by the British Council, which has sent (our of its experts on teaching English as
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      MY EXHUSBAND RAPED ME SAYS WOMAN
      74 15 ALOR STAR, FYi A housewife, 23, reported she was raped by her exhusband in her home at Kampong Pokok Assam, Pulau Langkawi, this week the Star reported yesterday. She said she was sleeping with her two small children when she felt someone lying on
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      Lock icon Sea cable
      31 15 JAKARTA, Fri. Malaysia and Indonesia will open tender for the construction of an undersea cable communications system between the north Sumatra capital of Medan and Penang by January. AFP.
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      Lock icon All smiles before the big fight
      112 15 THE seven candidate* far the Fort KUag byelection Join hands before the Ug fight. They are (from loft): Mr Snbky Lattff (PAS): Mr V. UoviiMla.nl (N»tWl Front); Mr K. Rimißf (DAP); Mr Hari Devan MoLheen (Independent); Mr Mohaaa Lai Thomas (Independent); Mr Manl Nagaladra
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      Lock icon Suhaimi: Plug language Act loopholes
      444 15 Suhaimi: Plug language Act loopholes KUALA LUMPUR, Friday UMNO youth leader Haji Suhaimi bin Datuk Kamaruddin has suggested that the National Language Act be amended to suit current conditions. Speaking at a forum on Bahasa Malaysia in the 1980s sponsored by the Linguistics Society of Malaysia here last night, he
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      Lock icon Boeder visit team returns
      85 15 Boeder visit team returns BANGKOK, Fri. A Malaysian staff delegation returned to Kuala Lumpur today after a two-day visit during which they inspected the Thai-Kampu-chea n border area, an official source reported. Led by chief of the Armed Forces Staff, General Tan Sri Mohamed Sany, the nine-mem-ber delegation paid a
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      `Tin' scramble rocks area in Penang
      324 15 PENANG, Friday THE Municipal Council here stopped a "tin rush" this morning and seized several bags containing rocks said to bear valuable tin ore, after hundreds of people spent yesterday digging up an area at Patani Road, the Star reported. A council enforcement officer
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    368 16 The Straits Times SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1979 SEOUL SPRING? TWO weeks after the state funeral of President Park Chung-Hee, the military-supported govern ment of acting President Choi Kyu-Hah appears to be moving quickly to loosen the iron-clad rule <)■' the murdered leader. It has announced plans to release political dissidents
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    BLUNT WARNING
    374 16 SPIES, like truth, will out and sometimes in the most unexpected places. Anthony Blunt, now a plain mister after the quick stripping of his knighthood, is the latest and perhaps most astonishing example, forced out into full public glare from among the Rembrandts and Constables irf Buckingham Palace.
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    438 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane Twice 21. THE Buddhist Union (TBU) at Jalan Senyum is 42 tomorrow. Twice 21 in age, chants an active young adult member of TBU. The Union was 21 at this time in 1958. Ashamed ly I didn't even know it existed then! When
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    The far-reaching consequences of the US-Iran economic war
    1651 16 The far-reaching consequences of the US-Iran economic war THIS week the Asia Research News Analysis Team (ARNAT) considers the latest thrust and parry in the economic war being waged between the United States and Iran and its implications for the Arab-Israeli dispute, international financial stability, oil prices, Japan's economy and
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      516 17 Microfilming won't be really useful MICROFILMING a patient's past records for storage is both expensive and labour intensive For a patient's past records to be really useful, the records must bo readily available to any doctor who asks for them. Having these kept
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      Issue of sick certificates: SMA clarifies the position
      116 17 W I WISH to clarify the situation regarding medical certificates. 1. IT Is not feasible to put the diagnosis on the medical certificate as this would constitute a breach of confidentially between the doctor and his patient, except with the consent of
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      Those sports facilities are primarily for schools
      84 17 I REFER to the letter "Why should tennis courts be closed on a holiday?" by Professor Richard H. Schippers (ST, Nov 6). The tennis courts and other facilities in the Dover Road Sports Complex have been built to cater primarily for schools. However,
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      That controversy over Pakistan's nuclear power programme...
      939 17 I REFER to Nancy Chng's reply to my letter (ST, Oct 31). With due deference to h jo tic skills there i> a sir' ter attempt on her pan to put Pakistan in the dock for its nuclear programme. By doing so she
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      English grammar books issued in my days were of great value
      242 17 English grammar books issued in my days were of great value THE letter written by "CC" (ST, Nov 10) levels misplaced criticism at our much-maligned teaching profession. I am perplexed that your correspondent, whose own choices in the multiple-choice exercises on grammar reveal a somewhat imperfect grasp of the basic
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      Allow them to wear long trousers
      75 17 TWO of my children are boys studying in a secondary school. I wonder why the school principal does not allow them to wear long pants as they are in Secondary 3 and 4 classes? I suggest that the Ministry of Education make a ruling
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      Belt has been tightened rather than relaxed...
      132 17 I AGREE with "Technology View", "Give engineers a chance to prove their worth" (ST, Nov 13). In accordance to Section 8 of the Professional Engineers Act, the requirements for registration are a degree from either the University of Singapore or another recognised university
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    1716 18 THIS article, the first of a three-part series, discusses the validity of criticism by commercial banks that the Post Office Savings Bank has an unfair advantage and explains how the POSB has grown into such a formidable competitor. Part Two on Monday. By PETER CHIA of
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    'Right ECA formula yet to be found'
    533 23 'Right ECA formula yet to be found' THE right formula for extra-curricular activities in schools has yet to be hit upon, but as far as mass participation in sports and games goes, ECA is quite successful. Making a reasoned analysis of ECA's good and bad points, Senior Minister of State
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    Cranes to take load off
    77 23 NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills yesterday signed a contract for two 20-tonne cranes, costing a total of about $6.5 million, with two Japanese firms. The cranes will be installed in Jurong Port for the unloading of the company's raw materials, mainly steel scrap and pig
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    Saving power in the light of rising oil price
    237 23 CONSUMERS were yesterday urged to use electricity sparingly in the face of rising oil prices. The MP for Buona Vista, Dr Ang Kok Peng, maid the point when he opened "A Centenary of Electric Light" exhibition at the Singapore Science Centre.
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    Radin Mas bursary awards
    68 23 APPLICATIONS for the Radin Mas citizens' consultative committee bursaries for needy and deserving students from primary schools up to tertiary level are now open. Only residents of Radin Mas need apply. Application forms are available from all schools in the constituency and the Radin Mas community
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    Officials ofSPC
    46 23 MR Tan Kah Hoe, president of the Institute of Planners, was elected chairman of the Singapore Professional Centre. Other officials are Dr Allan Np. first deputy chairman; Miss Elena Lui. second deputy chairman; Mr Theng Cnye Yam. secretary and Dr Sim Wee Kiat. treasurer.
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    Graduation
    38 23 MADAM Sharifah bte A. Majid. wife of the MP for Kolam Aver, will attend a graduation ceremony for kind■fMMi pupils of the Kolam Aver education centre, PAP Kolam Aver branch, at Mandarin Theatre at 8.30 a.m. tixhn
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    MAKING WORLD A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE IN
    157 23 MAKING WORLD A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE IN THE director of the Institute of Natural Sciences of Nanyang University yesterday urged countries in this region to cooperate in finding solutions to environmental problems. Dr Hew Choy Sin, in his closing remarks at the 2nd Symposium on Our Environment at the
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    Hon's visit
    45 23 THE Minister for Finance. Mr Hon Sui Sen, will visit residents in his Havelock constituency in connection with the Speak more Mandarin, less dialect campaign, tomorrow. The visit will start from the Housing Board's area office at Chin Swee Road at 9.00 a.m.
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    Writers can get into print with govt aid
    611 23 LOCAL writers, whose works have not seen the light of day, for want of money for publication, can take heart. For they can now apply for financial help from the government under its three-point plan to "enrich the literature of Singapore." This
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    Lock icon Ads on exterior?
    81 23 THE NTUC transport cooperative. Comfort, has applied to the Registry of Vehicles for permission to display advertisments on the bodies of its taxis. The ROY is considering the request, a spokesman said. Last month, ROY allowed Comfort to place advertisements on the back of the front-seats of
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1615 24 imnsa. \n» r»»dy aalr at lh» clo» Kir-tungr •>( Sings '^rday ttimiwrwl with w previous ta unerltar with W7S hl«h «nd IBw A.ljnMfi hi i<l> nxhts liour) I97H Last IhKh low < »mpan\ S.lr or SK( THIN ONr IM)I STKIAI OMMKRCIAL Unit trusts SINGAPORE I NIT TKI M
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1289 24 till) jth) »ffer pi ires <>ffi< tally listed .iml business in and reported to the Sl.« k Km h.mci' >l Singapore yes in with the number of shares traded shown m hraehMi in lots ol 1 M units unlfvs otherwise speri Dcd All Times Sciilimcni Contracts in
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1424 24 IUD and offer prices officially listed .md business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock (exchange yes-u-rday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.100 units unless otherwise specified IM)I STKIALS 1)lll»lti 1 Vlri>m 1 1 i Vlrx H«M (1JB) (kwil JOS)
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      Duty rates
      90 24 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from November 15, until further notice: Robber: 282' > cents a kilo; (•pra: M 51 ,060 .29 a tonne; Pftlm kenel: $855.75 a tonne; White pepper: $4,685.26 a tonne; Black pepper: $3,121.08 a tonne; The rates
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        60 24 I) Krramal 1130 -10 linxui 243 -7 Nland A Prn 400 -6 N S O P 226-6 'Shangri-La 730 -5 (CM 605 -5 M Hrrwrriea SSO -5 Batu I inlanic 292 -5 B Kaya 194 -5 I) II S 496 -4 Tan (hum 386 -4 Sri Proprrtio 366 -4
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        29 24 Sung.-i 11.M.1 1010 in M Hanking 790 *S Nat Iron 600 >5 r 900 *2 I O I 213 +2 I Hldßn 202 2 I'.-ki Msia 129 2
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        Most active stocks
        34 24 Maw Par 142.000 Simr Darby 102.000 I O B 81.000 ('on* Plant 41.000 View 38.000 I B 33.000 Spore Land 32.000 V.i Iron 32.000 I M W 30.000 .1 ni.nl 25.000
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        35 24 Nov 15 Nov 16 BTlmlex: 2597.89 2586 4S Industrials: 401.29 400 53 Finance: 747.28 746.86 Hotels: 302.64 301.80 Properties: 253.69 252.31 Minings: 232 01 232.17 H.intati.ms: 707.83 705.79 0-C.RC: 387.01 385.94 SKSIn.I 354.63 352.85
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        H'kong
        450 24 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed lower yesterday, despite a strong afternoon rally from the morning's lows with the Hang Seng index ending down 8.76 at 728.01 points, dealers said. Late buying interest boosted prices after heavy early selling had taken the index down 16.46 points at the morning close, pompted
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        Tokyo
        486 24 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher in moderate ir.idinK yesterday, led by export-orien-tated issues, reflecting the yen's depreciation against the US dollar and an overnight recovery on Wall Street, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 14.54 to close at 6.387.11 points, with a volume of 250 million shares. The
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        Stock options
        100 24 Striking prices of the options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, 'he period, bids and offered prices and business done, if any, with the number of options traded shown in brack C*C (Dec- $2.75) (0.20 B). CtM SUnge (Dec $2.15) (0.12 B). Haw Par (Dec
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        119 24 (lIINKSK PRODI'CE EXCHANUK, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PKTI YESTKRDAV: r«r«Ml til: Bulk (114 sellers, old drum Jll9 sellers. new drum $124 sellers C*pra>: Mixed (lone) UK font 166 00 buyers. Prpprr: Muntok ASTA white fob liir NLW $337 50 sellers. Sarawak while (oh 96' I NLW $320
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        GOLD
        221 24 TMt KILUBAR market tor gold deliviM able in Singapore yesu-nla) opened M $27 401 pet kilo and rlosetl M $27,366 In the far East, (fold opened at JSCW3BOU. It »as traded (or most of the day aiound the fMkl level In the afte-noon. k<ili! MMd off to a low
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        Sydney falls sharply
        330 25 SYDNEY. Fri. The market toll sharply in reaction to its record highs earlier in the week and the interest rate rise in the UK. dealers said. They said the market had generally been underpinned by the favourable sentiment generated by the long list of takeover and situation
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        New York continues advance
        260 25 NEW YORK, Thurs. Powered by strength in oil issues, the stock market advanced over a wide area in active trading. Analysts said the oil group, particularly companies with extensive North American reserves, benefited from expectations of higher crude oil prices following the halt in the flow
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        Zurich closes mixed
        278 25 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed mixed with a firmer bias helped by late buying support on the recovery of US currency and a firmer bond market, dealers said. Swissair rose in transports while banks and insurances fluctuated narrowly and finaocials pointed slightly higher led by actively traded
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        Amsterdam mainly firmer
        266 25 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices closed mainly firmer owing to a higher Wall Street, with Royal Dutch gaming 4.20 guilders at 148.90, after the group's sharply higher third quarter profits, and Unilever up two in otherwise narrowly mixed Dutch internationals, dealers said. Shippings firmed, with Van Ommeren recovering
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        London industrials slightly easier
        538 25 V Thurs. Governmoni bonds were sharply lower while ndustnals closed slightly easier after a moderately me s<-s.si(>n following the record 17 per cent Bank of England minimum lending rale, dealers said. Ai 3 pm the Financial Times index was down 2.5 at 407.5 BfuWa declined a
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        51 25 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 406.3 Wednesday 410.0 Week Ago 412J DOW JONES AVEBAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 821.38 Wednesday 818.55 Week ago 797.61 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 728.01 Thursday 736.77 Week ago 712.32 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 541.83 Thursday 549.45 Week ago 552.13 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 679.96 Thursday 692.84 Week ago 699
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        TIN
        114 24 THE STRAITS tin price plunged $26 to $2,025 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 13 tonnes to 162 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling £20 to 17,390 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £90 for Cash and
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        Closing prices
        30 24 Rubber: Nov 16 Singapore: December: 289.75 cents (down 4.25 cents Malaysia: December: 289.50 cents (down 4.50 cents Tin: M$2,025 (down $26) Official offering: 162 tonnes (up 13 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        30 24 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot E979.50 (1981); sellers I.9H0 (1.982): Three Month buyers £988.50 (L988). sellers £989 (>:989) Market ten: Firmer. Sale*: 27.200 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        492 24 PRICES closed easier in the Singapore rubber market yestenlay, with December RSS One buyers quoted at 289.75 cents per kilo, down 4.25 cents from Thursday's close, dealers said. The afternoon session eased fractionally on speculative long selling but prices improved after the close on weekend covering. Opening quotations were
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        SSR and SMR
        78 24 V k is «nd SMR prK».>»ucd.> HAS Dmatar lC.rr..t Mlkl Hu.rrt Srllrra SSK.M .1 lunp.llwi 264 01) JMOUN SSK5O .lu»ip.ll«l 261 *l MRELB SMKCV II uxpallfii I.A.V. MJM ~MH 1 il K.n pallr'. < «M Ml .VlN sMRi:l' 'I u*ip*lktl I NV M/ -Mil I II l.twulUti
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      Volume keeps on falling
      312 24 AT THi: Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, sentiment was indifferent to the point of disenchantment. The undertone was easier. Trading volume reflected the situation very well, there being only occasional deals posted here and there at levels marginally below overnight prices. It was clear that speculators
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      Kuala Lumpur
      334 24 PRICES closed a shade tvisier in continued lethargic Hading on the Kuala I.umpur stock market yestri day Transactions were of a light and scattered nature, which suggested that overall interest remained poor. Prices meanwhile drifted within a very narrow range and ended with slight losses. The New Straits
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      Money and exchanges
      223 24 THE IS dollar i>prne<l higher M S2 1K75 90 in the SinR.ipon- hna maiki't yt'slrrilay. mmparfd with $2 1X55 65 ni Thursday s dose. Ih.- IS unil was Wmttt sum, lily and <'loseil lillli- .h.inR«i at C IBS' 95. Wrekend -.hoi i .ovprlng prclv ihlt- holptnl sirady
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      NOMINAL RATES
      382 24 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Nov 15: IS IMtur.lSpoU < If r. r Bid 7 days 13 13 1 month 14 i 14 2 months 15 i 15 3 months 15 15 i 6 months 151/16 14 15/16 S> months 14 3/16 14 1/16
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      Discount
      48 24 HANOI of pnrM olfor.-d by di ruunl huus<-s at <j\.-rni|fhl y.i Call deposits 5 rio>i«( Buyiof Srlliac :i month TraWMTI t'lll^ 5 11 59/16 I month Bank bills It/M 8 3/16 3 month CD 8 8 A month CD 8 11/16 8 9/16 Sourer: National Discount Co
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      Money market
      31 24 Closing interbank rales (or SiriKupore dollars on Nov IS: Offer Bid Overnight par 1 month 7 11/16 79/16 2 months 8 7 3 months 8 8 Ovrrmght mode Parity
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      Prime lending rates
      24 24 THE average rate at wUck m»jar Slnn»p»rthanks are cureaUy prepared to lend to their beat I easterner* to 1.2 per cent.
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      Greenlight for Sime to move domicile
      466 25 SHARKHOLDERS of Sime Darby Holdings have given the company the green light to move its domicile to Malaysia from I^ondon. At a series of meetins on Thursday, the 5,649 shareholders, representing an overwhelming 174 million shares, voted for the transfer as against 86 dissenting
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      Guidelines on Sime and Consplant dealings
      382 25 Guidelines on Sime and Consplant dealings THE Stack Exchange of Singapore has laid down pertain guidelines relating to transactions In tke shares of SUne Darby and CmmIIdated Plantations during the transitional period when tke two companies Me shifting their domicUe to Malaysia. Tke books of Slme Darby Holdings Ltd (SDHL)
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      315 25 ©PROJECT 4 DESI6N CONSULTANTS PTfLTO Requires immediately Senior Clerk -ot Wof k (Structural) with not less than 10 years experience in supervising structural works The successful candidate will be assigned to full time supervision to a multi-storey commercial residential building in town area. Interested please apply with full particulars of
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      561 25 GROUP INTERNAL AUDITOR Shah Alam Circa $60,000 p.a. This opportunity Is now available at Group Headquarters. The position reports direct to the Group Managing Director. The successful candidate will assume total responsibility across the full spectrum of the Internal audit function, spanning all the subsidiary companies in the Group. It
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      517 25 CHANGE OF NAME]j OF COMPANY We have pleasure to announce that with effect from 8th NOVEMBER, 1979, the name of our company has been changed from PERNAS-MRDC SDN. BERHAD to PERNAS-MARDEC SDN. BERHAD NGMENGCHEW Secretary PERNAS-MARDEC SDN. BERHAD Lot GN 1974/19, Jalan Kerja Air Lama, Off Jalan Ulu Kelang IV
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      5406 26 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 A<4J 1 Moodoy Fndoy 8 30am -500pm O<*nor v 70 en p«< wofd (run 110 50) I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE ■>«'*'««'■»■» TirrmCent™ 9 00am —500pm (Mm H9 1 5) Sunday T«d« VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS *"4'44** I N«w Industrial Road oft
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      179 26 1 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant a) Professional and Executive AOMWHSTKATIVE ASSISTANT WANTED with In-depth experience In establishing and maintaining Engineering and construction files. Must have good memory and able to perform detailed administrative work over long periods. Should be able to travel extensively Send handwritten resume with recent &hoto
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      683 26 iSM COMPOSER INCLUDUM 32 fonts, 1 1/2 years old. Excellent condition. View at: Blk 87. 588. Redhlll Close, Spore 0315 15 Musical Instruments BRITISH GILES PIANOS wholly and exclusively manufactured In U.K. Only 554.200 Elka Organs with 18 rhythms from 552.950 onwards. For detail*, call Music Makers. Unit 132 133.
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      4836 27 *-'»s»wawawawa»»»awawaw»wa»>»waw>wawaw»wawawawawaw —j II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT CLEWC/TYPIST Preferably with I spoken Chinese required for St. Paul's Church and Klndergar- I ten. Salary $180 Apply In writing I to: The Vicar. St. Paul's Church. I 843 Upper Serangoon Road. Spore 1853. CLERK/ TYPIST WANTED by
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      385 27 ATTENTION SCHOOL LEAVERS! Female Sates Promoters urgently required by oelabHohed Publisher a Earn up to $50 a day c Transport allowance provided C#H p#cooft4a4ty ROOM 406, AFRO-ASIA BUILDING •3, ROBINSON ROAD SINGAPORE 010*. CHINESE COUNTER SALESGIRL I wanted. Regular working hours. Sunday off. salary above $180. Apply personally (afternoon). I
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      508 27 A TOOLS MANUFACTURING company in Jurong requires a Sales Representative who should have 2 to 3 years of experience In I the hardware business. An attractive allowance and salary will be offered Interested applicants please apply to: S.T Box A ***** stating education, experience and other relevant Information together with
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      666 28 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant c) Sales ASSISTANT SALES ORGANISERS ■ranted Musi [>«>\sess any type of peiience Write to Mr Howard Sin, P o Hox 5»o. < olomti Office. Spore 91 17 SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD invites afjaaaCattoni (or ASSISTANT SALES EXECUTIVE The
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      457 28 Consulting Engineers require: CIVIL STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN 2 to 5 veers eipertence. Pteeee reply wrm fuM readme <O: S.T. BOX ASOSI*. EXPERIENCED AiRCOND SITE i Supervisor preferably from Polytechnic, experienced Alr- nmd Mechanics and female 1 i lerk required Interested applicants kindly write to: 285 Joo ('Mat Road. Spore 1542 I
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      624 28 We are a leading manufacturer of quality atumlnlmn and stainless ttt9#l products. Wo n#w MVMn#oi#t9 vacancisM forPRODUCTION FOREMAN c Male Singapore or Malaysian citizen above 25 years of age. a Industrial Technician Certificate In Mechanical/ Production Engineering or equivalent c I—2 years working experience In a supervisory capacity. a Applicants
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      537 28 c) Domestic AMAH REOUSREO TO look after 1 year old child and to cook. Tel: *****8 ENGLISH SPEAKING AMAH required Part-time. Tel. *****. EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER WANTED Stay-in or out. Contact *****75. FULL-TIME AMAH FOR couple living in apartment. No children Live-In or live-out as preferred Must be good worker, willing
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      119 28 INDUSTRIAL PRECISION ENGINEERING urgently requires: MILLERS c With NTC 3or with 2 years experience. Interested apply personally from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at: S99G, Groundfloor, Commonwealth Drive. TangHn Halt Industrial Estate, Singapore 0314. Oriel *****1 iCC A newly aslsWlshed electronic factory urgently requires: FEMALE OPERATORS c Attractive starting salary
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      651 28 reo,ulra* FACTORY-HAND a Male Singapore citizen, a Age above 24 years, a Secondary education, a Must be physically fit. a Completed N.S. Interested applicants plaaa call personally with i/c fron Monday* lo Friday* at: BK3STON CORP (8) PTELTD. 28, Blk. 6 Kallang Place. Spore 1233 Nestle, An International Food and
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      516 28 An International Company in Jurong invites applications tor the positions of: (A) INSTRUMENT MECHANIC RE OCHRE ME NTS a ITB Certificate or OCE O' Level In Mathematics Science. At least 2 years' industrial experience In Electrical It Pneu- matlc Instmmenta- tlon. a Oood knowledge of electronics, a Completed fulltlme National
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      1816 28 II EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED SHIPPING COMPANY URGENTLY REQUIRES: (1) CONTAINER CO-ORDMATORS (MALE) Duties: To co-ordinate, control and releasing of containers/ equipment. Maintaining stock records and supervising container yard operations. Requirements: School Certificate. Be conversant with container operations/ traffic movements. (2) DELIVERY CLERK* (MALD sMbW Clearing of containers and break-bulk cargo. Preparing
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      554 29 II EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT rmMM^ m m 1 TRANSPORT COMPANY BEOWREt X- WAMTEO aMMEWATELV ENGLISH •^#BT#^P*ef aVJ*"»*'» 1 V 4«# •>••*•*/ a Wharf <It rk »llh ClaM 2 II- V*\ s./ SPEAKING USHERETTES. 31 Situations Vacant rence and g.-neral workers stay- > > Mxfo» n lj|| flfH^rff WAITERS 4 WAITRESSES ._...—-...,a»....»^B»»»»»»^B^B»B»^B^B^B^B^B^B»a^B^B»^BB»^BB»s^B^aWBl^Bl»»»^a»»»»»»»»l
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      434 29 *****1 or 26tii08l TORE LABOURERS REQUIRLD >> .■HI established company to port in Jun Tin KmiMii' in, comph ted NS, and undert.ui<l Kngllsh Interested ring ***** rxlrnsinn 206 Mr Then ELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVJE require OpetmtOfl I" *'"">< hifts Training provided Call ••rsonally 1404 Shaw Towers. 1.-.v h H.i.iii.Ham 3pm ART-TIME/
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      1027 29 BANQUET WAITERS too to S.JO pm a* WAITRESSES M .,.m (El-Am*.) A Nrtackib Pt« Ltd B»aamanl Supreme Hooa* B«twe«n 1 7 -23 yMfi- P~~>g no«d Singapore 0*23 Education: Primary aducation nee- WANTED MECHANICS Greasers cessary. Attractive pay and remuneran lions Call *****1/*****48 Qualifications: wanted ret«ed personnel as Must have pleasant
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      296 29 VEHICLE FOR SALE MODEL: OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 6 MONTHS ROAD TAX EXCELLENT CONDITION •LOW MILEAGE •MANY EXTRAS YEAR OF MANUFACTURE: 1976 CONTACT: GEORGE TELEPHONE: 673O33 Ext 141 v________y BEST BUY AT FULL ARF SIB,SOSIWhere else can you get a 4-door, full sized family car at this price. At Full ARF
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      489 29 HOE HONG TRADING offers Air- 1 con car/ truck/ van for hire 1 Dunlop Street. *****51/ *****73/ *****01 NEW DATSUN PICKUPS and vans 1 tor renUl Call Kirn Cho Trading (Pte) Ltd 25 Upp Dlckson Road, tel *****41/ *****38 PICKUP. VAN, WEDDING cars for hire at 66-A Upper Serangoon Road.
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      663 29 c) Datsun kLMOST 1973 DATSUN 1200 C.C. Jew paintwork, alrcon. tyres Excellent condition Selling 9.200 Tel: *****70. kPRH. 1971 DATSUN 1200. alrcond.. ax/ Insurance till March Excelent condition Eligible PARK 17.400 ono *****73 Harry kPRIL 79 DATSUN 100A. aircond.. iports rims and accessories lood condition $19,600 0.n.0 Call ..K. *****2.
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      589 29 1974 DATSUN 120Y excellent condition Accident free New alrcond. radio/cassette $12,000 plus. Tel *****24/ *****25 1974 120Y GOOD condition with Upe. '•ill *****5 1*75, DATSUN 120 V. Air cooler, cassette $11,200 0.n.0 Blk 44. 5. Ball iter Close. Spore 0314 1975 DATSUN 120 V (il with alrcond Upe. beautiful condition
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      588 29 c) Ford ENO 1177 FORO Co tln.i OtlU i.>m with alrcond One OWIH cassette, sports rims and many extras. Road tax nil March. 1980 Asking $21,000 Tel 4&*****/ *****80 FORO CORTINA 2.0 Ohta. In excellent condition Late 19T7. Concealed MXIV alrcon I. Cassette/ radio. $21,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****86 (900 am
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      1978 30 times Saturday c 45 Vehicles For Sale I) Honda 197S HONOA CIVIC 2 door HI cond radio .assette. 1 owner. 2233H38/ *****92 (after 2 (HI ll i I 1975 HONOA CIVIC, air cOOt Cat ..•n. nc» iik-i illw paint, road 1 December $12,800 Tel 1976. HONOA CIVIC 121" Iful condition
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      741 30 wmort 1971 TOVOTA COROLLA 1200 c c One owner. Insurance/ road tax till 4/80 Radio cassette 3-monlh old alrrond selling $17,800 negotiable. View: Ruby theatre Car- 1 park. Balesller Road. 100 p m 300 p m Car registration: EG 8682H Others ABSOLUTELY GOOD CONDITION 1975 Volvo 144S 1 Owner Alrcon
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      173 32 THE FAMILY OF the lat»- Mr Tap Hem.ii Tat alias Mr Yap Cbwea Lin wishes to express their nnnw. staff Ward 6) Toa Payoh Hospital. Venerable Long Phor. Maha Kasem. Phraheng and committee of Palelai Thai Buddhist Temple, relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their kind attention
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      144 In Memonam
      32 32 Of Mr. Soosai Appasamy Departed 17 Nov 77 Two years have passed But memories of you stay fresh In our hearts. Rofnombered always by wife, sons, daughter-in-law a grandson.
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      47 32 OR. M.K. OOMMEN, MAMMOOTTIL, thalavadv Ixloved father of Mrs S Kushy. 19. Jalan Mihihbah. Ipoh passed away peacefully at Alwaye. MM. SUBBAMANIAM VELAUTNAM (62) of Vaddukoddai West, son-in-law of Madam Sellammah Ampalavanar 36 Hillside Drive, passed away In Sri Lanka. Cable received 15 11 79
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      248 32 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL 129 Mitc.ll.fMOU. *t™nalu«as.«~y Sunday Worship Service 11am JAFFNA TAMIL MARRIAGE AID at Itth Floor. ApoHo Motel, betpa fou U> k" ntv-ume part- mi, BtnsMwre! all welcome ALKRT JOANNE < o mtr.Kiu.es WI PRAY FOR THE SICK \\\f lint pa.rtn.cra friends conftdcnUaJly 7MVOTO tun IOJOp m *****1 1
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Gambling takes back seat to GP
      359 34 MACAO, Fri Gambling, usually the No. 1 tourist draw in this 400-ve.-ir-old Portuguese Colony, takes a back seat wWn the 26th Macao Graad Prix starts tomurleading the field of 25 .in vets from 12 countries will be defending champion Ricardo Patrese, of Italy, in
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      109 34 SYDNEY, Fri. Australian swimmers were no longer the elite group in the Olympic Games' team with the only medal-win-ning prospects, Syd Grange, president of the Australian Olympic Federation, said here today. He was replying to Bob Quimby, executive director of the Australian Swimming Union, who said yesterday
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      118 34 LONDON, Fri. Brighton yesterday called off the proposed transfer of striker Peter Ward to Kuropean soccer champions Nottingham Forest and strongly criticised Forest manager Brian Clough. The breakdown of the deal meant It was now unlikely that Forest would agree to realease 1 Tony Woodcock, the player
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      Lock icon Doc says managers must cheat to live
      185 34 LONDON, Fri. Tommy Docherty, boss of Queens Park Rangers, yesterday said that a manager In English football had to cheat In order to survive. Speaking at a British Football Writers' Association lunch here, Docherty said: "Being a manager is all about being a
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      Lock icon Arabs keen on Keegan
      305 34 LONDON, Fri. Kevin Keegan, Britain's European Footballer of the Year, has received a £1 million ($4.6 million) offer from Saudi Arabia. The 28-year-old England captain said in a television interview shown last night that the offer was one of several he was considering when his contract
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      Lock icon Dundee fail to make it
      49 34 LONDON, Fri. Hamilton Academicals qualified for the semifinals of the Scottish League Cup last night, though they were beaten 1-0 away to Dundee in the second-leg quarter-final match. Hamilton won the home-and-away tie 3-2 on aggregate and not Dundee as reported last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Record bid
      45 34 MELBOURNE, Fri. Irishman Tony Kafferty, 40, jogged out of Melbourne yesterday in an attempt to break the world 1,000 miles (1.600 kilometres) record of 12 days 23 hours set by New Zealand's Sigfried Bauer, who averaged an amazing 77 miles a day. AFP
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      Lock icon Decree fails to stop frequent change of bosses
      176 34 Decree fails to stop frequent change of bosses WARSAW, Fri. Polish soccer officials complained yesterday that clubs were continuing to change their managers at frequent intervals, despite a recent government decree designed to bring the process under control. The Sport Ministry decree issued in June said changes had to be
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      Lock icon McEnroe hands British tennis double beating
      415 34 LONDON, Prl. American John McEnroe said here yesterday that he could not see any prospect of a really top-class player's being produced in Britain. Said McEnroe: "What can you expect In this country? I cannot believe any good young player can come up here.
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      BRIEFS
      218 34 BOURNEMOUTH, Fri.- Britain's sporting contacts with South Africa could threaten not only next year's Moscow Olympics, but the entire Olympic movement, a top Russian official warned here yesterday. Vladimir Prokopopov, chief of international relations for the Moscow Olympics organising committee, was speaking at Russia's Central Council of Physical Recreation's
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      Lock icon Soviets say UK may sour Games
      378 34 en the amateur careers of some athletes before next year's Olympic Games in Moscow. World record-holders Sebastian Coe and American Edwin Moses were among more than a dozen athletes who were allegedly paid $46,0(10 appearance money at an international track meeting at Gateshead. England,
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      178 34 That's what it takes to polish of f 1(X) drumsticks g^%g^\ m ft Nt» «^^H I^Ki^lv V ivl^Buk unnnfflmni i"^ ift K. |PV 1 IkY 'Ak w^ms ,ni^ J -r^k MMHP^ "Z&T^k BT im Hunk jß^fiGtOßf i JBJHS9BBBI W J V^c illp* "^7 riW 1W 1 Jm\ InrKjOf m \.^mtmW
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      SHA want to arrest wastage
      412 35  - SHA want to arrest wastage PATRICK BASTIANS Plan to keep young players By THE Singapore Hockey Association wants to do something about the big wastapp of horkev °',he h °L kfi Forces, the place where the bulk of Singapore's youths go to after finishing school. They have completed an ambitious
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      Four riders will scour the banks of River Kwai
      241 35  - Four riders will scour the banks of River Kwai BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPORE will be turning back the pages of history next month when four teenagers a boy and three girls scour the banks of the River Kwai, in Thailand, on horseback. The infamous River Kwai area the historic scene
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      Jogging club for Teck Ghee
      45 35 IN an effort to raise the standard of fitness in Neighbourhood Three of Ang Mo Kio. the Teck Ghee Community Centre has formed a jogging club, with qualified instructors. Membership forms are available from Teck Ghee CC, Block 340 (*****65).
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      Sports talk
      40 35 ALEX SINCLAIR, a member of the executive committee of the Australian Sports Medicine Federation (Western Australian) branch will talk on "The Prevention and Rehabilitation of common sports Injuries" at the National Stadium Theatrett on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.
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      The Tans may be dark horses
      304 35  -  PETER SIOW By WHILE all eyes will be on favourites Lee Yong Kong, Yap Chin Boon, the No. 1 and 2 seeds respectively, and former six times champion Chia Chong Boon in the national table tennis championships, starting today at the Poi Ching School,
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      Royal Romeo looks a safe bet
      1539 36 RACING.with FREDDIE KEE ROYAL ROMEO can be confidently backed in Race Six (4.30) at Bukit Timah today. The Royal Captive five-year-old has the form to account for this moderate mixed Class 5 field. He was a smart winner over 1,600 metres at this course
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      Clearaway, Alabama II stand out in their races
      321 36  -  LONE RANGER By CLEARAWAY and Alabama II stand out as bright prospects in their respective races at the pro-am meet at Bukit Timah today. These two speedy front-runners have a liking for the grass track No. 2 where all the events for
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      TODAY'S CARD
      1235 36 RACE 1 2.0 Mara Class 5 400 M 1 1433 Btua Gam (Spore PC) 81.0 C hnepti 15 2 9213 Mack Powar (Spore PC) 81.0 Brawn 10 3 1 Ebony Gold (Spore PC) 79.5 Atehetauom 4 4 1225 Macca (Iskandar PC) 79.5 unfaed 5 5 0245 Royal Gray
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      SELECTIONS
      140 36 RACE FAIRWAY F. KEE SCRUTINEER Black Power Ebony Gold Macca Macca Ebony Gold Black Power Akbar Black Power Ebony Cold 2 Slapdash II Man beau Hey Presto Slapdaah II Dominator II Hey Presto Slapdath II Tommy nominator I Regal Bank Muscles Clear away Scow Scow Zeppadun Clearaway Aye Aye
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      20-length win on 'ringer': Trainer, jockey charged
      229 37 LONDON, Friday A RACEHORSE trainer was seat for trial yesterday by leignmouth magistrates, In South-west England, to face charge* that he was involved in a conspiracy to defraud bookmakers by winning a race with a "ringer". A "ringer", In racing parlance, Is a
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      1201 37 RAPF 1 2.0 Ladies Race Div A 1,200 m nAlsn 1 (Mara Classes 1 2) 1 3 MaMona-Lantta (Selangor PRC) 78 I*l ffym-tam 1 2 1164 Sag Your Pardon (KedahGC) 75 Mn C TMitts 3 3 2722 OparelV (Bukit Tlmah SC) 72 Mm Stky 5 4 16 Acrobataon
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      Parsedina points to his chances
      268 37  - Parsedina points to his chances FREDDIE KEE By PARSEDINA again drew attention to his chances in Race Four tomorrow, with a stylish workout at Bukit Timah yesterday. With amateur jockey Raymond Hutchinson astride, the St. Puckle gelding strode out impressively over 400 metres in 26 sec. in good going. All
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      SICC protest fails, so title to Changi
      360 37  -  ERNEST FRIDA By Captains' verdict next week THE Singapore Island Country Club's protest against a Changi player for using his foot to improve his putting line in the Singapore Golf Association Handicap League playoff against Changi at Sentosa was dismissed last night. It
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      Lock icon Women off to Sri Lanka
      68 37 SINGAPORE'S 18-strong women's golf team left by Air Ceylon last night for the Sri Lanka women's championship in Colombo. Kee Bee Khlm, the Singapore champion, Is on extreme left. The team leader is Mrs Thltek* Ratnavake en the extreme right. Hie Sri Lanka championship begins
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      Lock icon Watson holds two-stroke lead
      245 37 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. South African Denis Watson held a two-stroke lead over Nick Faldo, of Britain, and John Fourie, another South African, after the second round of an international golf tournament here yesterday. Watson birdied seven holes in his 65 which gave him a halfway total of
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      Lock icon Norman fires 69 to stay ahead
      236 37 Norman fires 69 to stay ahead MELBOURNE. Fri. Queensland's Greg Norman fired a three-under-par 69 for a two-shot lead at the half-way mark of the Dunhill Australian Open here today. The 24-year-old Norman, for whom Me; bourne has been an unhappy hunting ground, showed the way home to a top
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      326 37 The incredible Tissot TS-X2. With an integrated circuit of 7,000 transistors which simultaneously controls eight separate functions. It has an alarm, a chime, a day date It measures time in 3 world zones, permits split and total timing and the recording of two consecutive events. Tissot TS-X2 the most amazing
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      Pat on back for HK
      288 38  - Pat on back for HK BERNARD PEREIRA 'Warring' parties meet By TEAMS from both warring parties, the International Badminton Federation and the World Badminton Federation, will compete in a series of invitation exhibition matches in Hongkong from Dec. 18-24. Apart from last year's Asian Games in Bangkok and the South-east
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      SBA concede new rule has a loophole
      203 38 SBA concede new rule has a loophole THE Singapore Badminton Association have finally conceded that their new rule governing changes in teams' line-ups for the men's junior inter-club league has a loophole, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. And, for that, they deserve the highest praise. The rule allows up to three changes
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      45 38 SINGAPORE'S y*ugh*peMB, (from left mm! wearing suite) Rmlm Sam»n, Tv Teck Sin, lim Eag Tieng, Sharif! All and RMnUa All, »t the Paya Leter alrpcrt yesterday en reate to the world Optimist yachting championship in Pattaya from Nov. 21-Dec. S. Picture by CHEW BOON CHIN.
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      Lock icon M'sex test for Dolly's son
      59 38 LONDON, Fri. Damian D'Oliveira, 19-year-old son of Basil D'Oliveira, the former Capetown coloured cricket allrounder who played for England and Worcestershire, is to have a trial for a place on the eround staff of the Middlesex ounty Cricket Club at Lord's nere. D'Oliveira, who retired
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      Dollah to hit tennis trail for charity
      241 38 DOLLAH KASSIM, Singapore's Footballer of the Year, will hit the tennis trail next month. The Singapore striker who retired from the international scene in September, will be a star in Cathay Pacific Airways' Celebrity Jumbo tennis gala at the Leisure Drome on Dec.
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      Lock icon Ferreira triumphs
      80 38 COLOMBO, Fri. India's defending champion Michael Ferreira registered his fourth successive win with a sweeping 2645-587 points victory over Sri Lanka's M.S.U. Moihideen in Group One of the world amateur billiards championships here yesterday. In the process he also fired a tournament best break of 429. Other rewuta:
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      148 38 BILLIARDS Singapore BUiard Association individual snooker championship (Kateng Saloon. 6 45). GOLF Medal competition (Jurong). HOCKEY SHA senior knockout tournament: Police v Khalsa (Thomson Rd). SWHA Div 2 league: SAFSA v Bedok Constituency (Nee Soon, 3.45). Padang Shield: Singapore Recreation Club v Singapore Cricket Club (Padang, fls). NFTBALL
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      MOKHTAR QUITS
      298 39  -  R. VELU: By Kuala Lumpur, Fri. But he will play in Malaysia Cup and for his club, PKNS MOKHTAR DAHARI, who has been going through a lean spell lately, has decided to quit Malaysia's national soccer team. Mokhtar informed team manager Datuk Bakar Daud of his decision in
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      National team face uphill task
      347 39  -  JOE DORAI By A DEFEAT for Singapore appears inevitable when they face Sweden's World Cup squad at the National Stadium tonight (7.30). This is because coach Jitta Singh has to sort out his players' injury problems, while Sweden nave come with an impressive tour record.
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        200 39 \<M X reporter, Ernest Prida, hoped he was wrong (Are SAAA officials sweeping dust under carpet?, Timesport Nov. M). I am glad to be able to tell him that he is. As far as I am aware, there has been no attempt to sweep any dust
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      Singapore start on right note
      197 39 Singapore start on right note DACCA (Bangladesh), Fri. Singapore last night beat the local Rahmatganj Football Club 2-1 on the opening day of the round-robin league of the Aga Khan Gold Cup tournament in Dacca Stadium. The teams were locked 1-1 at half time. In a slow moving game, Rahmatganj
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      Lock icon England match to feature white ball
      283 39 NEWCASTLE (New South Wales), Fri. England's cricketers will play their first match with a white instead of a red ball here tomorrow against a country side that include two former Australian Test bowlers. The one-day, 50-overs-a-side match against Northern New South Wales earned its
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      Medan team for matches
      36 39 MKDA.VS Harian Analisa will play a few friendly basketball matches in Singapore from next Saturday. Their opponents have yet to be named, but they are expected to play only against local Hubs
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      A TRIBUTE TO THE SUPERSTAR
      458 39 I PLAYED against Mokhtar only once, bat that was enough to learn that be was like a tiger on the loose. Lethal In his shooting and fast for defenders. Today, Mokhtar is still a striker to be respected. It's a pity that he has decided
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      273 39 "Three Rifles" Special Opening Sale At Peninsula Plaza (To celebrate the opening of our 6th shop at Peninsula Plaza this sale is also valid at other 5 shops) Yes, we are expanding. We have opened yet another Three Rifles Shirt Store at Peninsula Plaza this is our 6th store in
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    Lock icon Arab League 'no' to Libyan demand for reprisals
    302 40 Arab League 'no' to Libyan demand for reprisals TUNIS, Fri THE Arab League's council of ministers yesterday rejected a Libyan demand for joint Arab political, diplomatic and economic reprisals against the United States for freezing Iranian assets in American banks. Libyan Foreign Minister Ali Triki told the council the American
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    45 40 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MAOAM RAMAVEE passed away peacefully on ltf.ll 79 leaving behind son K. Ramasamy (Ramu). grandson Gunasegran and relatives to mourn her loss Cortege leaving 6. May Road. Off Towner Rd for Mount Vernon Crematorium on 17 1 1 79 at 330 p.m.
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    Lock icon Island girls triumph in beauty stakes
    144 40 LONDON, Fri IT WAS a good night for Island girls In the world beauty stakes. Petite (ilna Swalnaon from Bermuda was crowned Miss World to a fanfare of trumpets and the tears of the runners-op, Miss United kingdom and Miss Jamaica. Singapore's Violet Lee
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    Lock icon Thais tell UN team of border violations
    472 40 BANGKOK, Fri THAILAND today told a United Nations fact-finding team that its territorial sovereignty had been violated by overspills of shells and trespassing of foreign forces from the Kampuchean conflict, an official sources reported. The declaration was made by the minister attached to
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    Lock icon Vietnam rejects call for immediate pullout
    222 40 Vietnam rejects call for immediate pullout BANGKOK, Fri VIETNAM today rejected a United Nations resolution calling for immediate withdrawal of all foreign forces from Kampuchea. The Vietnam News Agency, quoting a statement issued by the Foreign Ministry, said Hanoi considered any discussion at the UN on the Kampuchean conflict an
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    Two teams lor Hanoi
    47 40 INDONESIA plans to send a high-level delegation to Hanoi in a bid to find a solution to the Indochina problem, RTS reported yesterday, quoting Radio Jakarta. It said that Thailand is also planning to send a delegation to Vietnam on a similar mission.
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    Task of drawing recruits into PAP: Chok Tong
    243 40 Task of drawing recruits into PAP: Chok Tong ONE OF the tasks of the PAP is to figure out how it can draw recruits into the party who can take over the role of the government at a later stage, Mr Goh Chok Tong said last night. This is because
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    Lock icon Meany says farewell
    68 40 WASHINGTON, Fri. George Meany, the old warrior of the American labour movement, assured his fellow trade unionists, as he bade them farewell yesterday, that the movement "is alive and well and ready to do battle with any foe who would destroy it." Mr Meany, 85, was opening
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      Living history
      1366 1 LEONG WENG KAM, who was in Hongkong recently, writes about the colony's latest tourist attraction. HONGKONG'S Sung Dynasty Village is literally something out of a Chinese painting. The colony's latest tourist attraction .s a replica of a village during the Sung Dynasty (960 BC to 1279 AD). It
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        73 1 And that takes you up to 0.V.8. A The Old Vintage Blend Cognac by fc* 4 Ml^W Renault of France that's acred longer than fk m W any V. S.O.P. to taste a lot smoother. k9 Renault O.VB.^Hr Kn^^B Its aged longer to taste smoother. IIS^ dL Certified aged for
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        94 1 INSIDE Gourmet Kitchen cheats Nobody need know that you're not the chef you pretend to be that the lovely spread you've prepared comes from a little ran here, a bit of dried milk there.... Centrespread Pages 10-11 Belgian art One of the most comprehensive European art exhibitions to be held
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        321 2  -  DANA LAM By THE AFTERNOON Matinee on channel 5 is the true story of one man's amazing fight to save a magnificent wilderness regarded now as one of the great scenic wonders of the world. Titled Mountain Man, at 1.55 p.m. it is a historical drama that tells
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        94 2 WONDERFUL World of Disney on Channel 3 at 7.33 concludes Samantha and Napoleon tonight. The youngster and Major, the toothless lion, surprise themselves and Danny when they finally take the hazardous trip to the latter's mountain cabin. On Movie of The Week on channel 3 at 11.53 p.m.
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        178 2 THE PENANG Philharmonic Choir and Arts Chorus is on Radio Concert at 7 p.m. on FM Stereo. So give them a chance and listen to Mutually attached, The Boatmen Song, Love Song and Youthful Song. The National Theatre Club Chinese Orchestra conducted by Quek Yong Siu will also
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        127 2 THE BOOK Qniz at 7 p.m. should delight people who delight in testing themselves in things they know best. In this case, books, of course. This is a repeat of Tuesday evening's programme. India Goes To The Polls at 7 p.m. will be of tremendous interest to those with
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        REDIFFUSION
        83 2 THIS EVENING'S entertainment includes a report on British and American new wave music from Dee Dee at 8 p.m., Brian Matthews' Top Of The Pops report from London at 8.30 p.m. and Sports Magazine also from London at 9.15 p.m. On Sports Magazine will be an interview with Gerald
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        29 2 National VHS lfl Singapore's best selling o g^ j I Video Cassette Recorder, fefl g^» M Panasonic f^^aj A magk line h M shows you our true colours! ===i!
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        387 2 MALAY CULTURAL and 11.30 a.m. tomorrow. EXHIBITIO^^MTlat «mnw at th«> Qtippiwtnwn O n till tomorrow. Thomson Plaza, ground I Srarv rtiWreiSs rS^e SECOND NATIONAL Hoor atrium, from 10 a.m. PEN-CALLIGRAPHY EX- to 10 p.m. On till tomorroom at 7 p.m. Admission HIBrn0N organised by row. by free tickets. tne Chinese
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        1192 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 12.55 PM Opening and Sesame Street 7.25 Cultural Diary (English) 1.55 Saturday Matinee Mountain 7.30 News (Malay) Man, starring Denver Plyle, Ken 7.45 The Osmond Family Show Berry, John Dehner, Cheryl Miller 8.30 Starsky And Hutch Moonshine 3.30 10th SEA Games Soccer 9 30 News
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      Glimpse of the tortured soul
      795 3 Display of Belgian contemporary art National Museum Art Gallery Nov 16 30 Reviewed by Rachel Barnes IN 1924, the Belgian painter, Rene Magritte began to paint pictures which astonished the whole of Europe. A pair of disembodied feet, turning half way up into a pair
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        Prize antiques up for auction
        318 3 AN ANTIQUE map of South-east Asia, a contemporary painting by the Australian artist, Douglas Banks along with examples of Oriental porcelain, furniture and chests, are among the somewhat motley collection of objects to be auctioned this Saturday by Victor and Morris. The quality and price
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        Mukesh magic
        315 3  -  K.S. SIDHU One-man concert revived that By IT Is a formidable task to resurrect the late Makesh one of India's great "cinema" singers but Singapore's Haresh Unlabrai Buxanl tried and performed creditably to a packed Victoria Theatre on Saturday. Haresh's one-man concert of 21 Mukesh songs took the
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        601 4 Who can offer the most efficient central aircon system for small businesses? m± I^et me show you the Carrier Jflj Weathermaker, the only m A central aircon system that •aNel^^^B las a P roven cs P an of 15 H years or more. Twice that of > J W most
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        302 5 mt f TV ID^^^l I I^^ *1^ n£ x/l/ Theatre Restaurant We are pleased to invite you to our newly f^ renovated entertainment spot featuring:— S.E Asia's Ist movable dry ice stage and dance floor Latest computerised lighting effects. *^B ft^ Self performing computerised piano K^ 12 30 pm 2
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        160 5 PRE-X'MASSAIT) Up to 30% Discount (till end of November) ARIEN HOUSE 321, 3rd Floor, v^W Orchard Towers, I l\ Front Block, f Orchard Road y 4^ i Singapore 0923 W J Tel: *****88 (opp- Singapore Forum Hotel) The place for Tl/ exclusive selection V j of fashionable K\ imported clothes
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        986 5 r JACKPOT PRIZE FOR /^8 I^^ B^V TOMORROWS DRAW 91/79 J/ fft Jf The Small Giant^M C m TO WINNERS WITH FIVE IX A stQnC j Qr d o f clarity accuracy and realistic stereo imaging never AA niimrfrs rnRRFPT B^. before achieved in loudspeakers of such small size Only
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      Shazam! But the superheroes are all tied up
      719 6  -  SETH LIPSKY THE ICONOCLAST By in Hongkong Writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal EVERYONE seems to be demanding that America do something dramatic to rescue the 60 of its citizens being held hostage at the US Embassy in Teheran by a
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      Protector of Sweden's press laws
      451 6  -  LLOYD T'IBERLAKE By in Stockholm FOR 10 years Lennart citizens of Sweden from ally protected the press As Sweden's first press ombudsman, the 54-year-old judge has also been called upon now and then to stand up for the royal family. "Swedish press law is among
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        169 6 M Bk bW Stylish, with a push-button m AB^^^^ m seal and in 4 striking colours... M this jug can be yours for only It comes with every carton A V^^V 16 x 25 m| of Nestl§ Milk you buy. Rich, delicious An f>U innt water iua with every Nestl<§
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        710 6 L^DIFNCiI The Britiih Experience LltfAD Total War: *»dS-75 I 1945-1975. Rr^BK?- P Calvocoressi and G Wint \&T?fe4l PCalmcoressi JTljt T-ora/^wasdes.gnedby.ts R5» > 1 The British Experience is a sane, t~~^^B'Br^ i au thors to show a rising I -^f§ 1 1 erudite and witty guide to the fißfcPJjS rfr generation
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      For that no-frills stay in Japan
      755 7  - For that no-frills stay in Japan CHRISTINA RODRIGUES By who was recently in Tokyo on a two-month scholarship for Asean journalists JAPAN may be one of the most expensive countries to go to for a holiday. But it needn't be. If you can find cheap accommodation and survive on simple
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      Lock icon Growing pains in China's travel industry
      503 7  -  JULIE BROSSY By in Hongkong A FEW years back, just having your passport stamped with a Chinese visa was fuel enough for several letters, not to mention extra mileage on the cocktail circuit. lYavellers to China retuin (1 with tales of how hotel workers
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        458 7 I I I Ihi I I 1 lit lit I hS I MttT 1 111 J 1 .^t*t^^^ tfoti \wd\W**.T^ t%9tmm\ l SB Dual rear wheels can only be found on Mazdas. I%# WLJM ML 9 t\W\W^%M^ IA C^ They provide greater flat-deck space and carry mWmM^hmm\WJM\ xWurK^r the load
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        Changing the face of English law
        1057 8 The contributions of Lord Denning THE DISCIPLINE OF LAW by The Rt. Hon. Lord Denning Butterworths, 331 pages including Table of Cases, Epilogue, Index. £4.50 Reviewed by TAN TEE JIM "ALL THAT I am against is Its too rigid application a rigidity which insists
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        Simplistic view of religion
        409 8 THE HAPPINESS PURPOSE By Edward de Bono Penguin Reviewed by IVY GOH-NAiR IF EVER there was a simplistic view of religion, then Edward de Bono's "new religion" preached in this book must be the proto-type of such a view. He beats even Charles A. Reich in
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        Fast-moving tale with a ring of truth
        411 8 THE CHINA SYNDROME By BURTON WOHL Bantam, 200 pages. Reviewed by TAN TEE JIM THIS fast-moving tale of near-disaster and high-powered cover-up has attracted considerable attention partly because it reads suspiciously like the ThreeMile Island case which caused a widespread scare not too
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        Detective story with a predictable plot
        261 8 THE ROSE MEDALLION By James Grant Hamlyn Paperbacks, 220 pages Reviewed by LEE GEOK 801 A SEKELETON uncovered on the worksite for a new motorway brings an uncomfortable amount of excitment into the life of Harry Morgan, a small-time private eye specialising in locating
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        Poetry of protest
        690 9 Poems written by soldier poets of the First World War THE PENGUIN BOOK OF FIRST WORLD WAR POETRY Edited by Jon Silkin 258 pages including Bibliography Index of poets and translators Index of First Lines, Index of Titles Reviewed by LESLIE ANDREWS A SOLDIER is seldom a
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        Morsels of history
        401 9 CHINESE FOOD FOR THOUGHT By T.C. Lai Hongkong Book Centre 96 pages Illustrated, $14 50 Reviewed by LULIN REUTENS FOOD, to the Chinese, is not merely an obsession; it's a whole philosophy of life. And it's easy to see why, from this slim volume. For centuries, the
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        120 9 a iv« ta i 2. Ja '/o A [jV winners of the Canon <4 "Moonrcdcer" Competition ML. JTj '-^^tM AAHST™* ■■■■7 "^f UUI featuring James Bond BA I and CanonA^ B^F BB' I Bff "JRfl BB^^kJ^^ few I Mr Ist Prize: Canon A-L is camera Th e only camera good
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        1783 10  - Cheats at cook king i^^^^^^^^^bW^^^B All about the 'no-fuss* way to good, tasty food EVER SUSPECTED that your friend the chef may simply be a master conjurer with canned food as his or her tools of the trade? LINDA NEO lets you into a very special secret yes, there are
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        Crock pot cooke cookery
        910 10 Crock pot cooke cookery Useful for those with busy schedules CROCK pot cooking has become a popular way of cooking recently. It saves looking after once you have got all the ingredients into the pot. Most of us mothers who not only have to be drivers, tutors, cooks, wives, et
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        Lock icon Did you know that sauerkraut originated from China?
        857 11  -  PATRICIA WELLS BY in New York SAUERKRAUT with bratwurst, certainly. Sauerkraut with champagne, no thank you. Sauerkraut and chopsticks? Definitely farfetched. Yet in one of those odd twists of gastronomic history, it appears that fermented cabbage, or sauerkraut, actually began back in
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        285 11 '.-.li.- Cauliflower an gratia *a_ Always thought the 1 1 lv white sauce for this deliM* cious side dish too difIX ficult to make? Well, not v with a white sauce mix. *T k I Just blend the mix with a y^^^ ypr> S-« little water, a little milk, /"S
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      Blending old ways with new
      720 12 Blending old ways with new America's Miccosukee Indians Story by ROBERT M. PRESS Photos by R. NORMAN MATHENY at the Everglades National Park, Florida JIMMIE Tiger, one of the elders in the Miccosukee tribe here, sits on the edge of his high bed, raised to guard against crawling insects and
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        68 12 IrfvlUii 1 '^a^Bl Bk 1 fmm the management stogfif of Century FarkShemton Singapore SSk. h's the turn of the century at the S^jt CerturyParkSherctonSingapore fl Ik C *i aiii-> 1 *»irk Sl»»-n««»ii a HiiigHpcwe IMB Bk SHERATON MOTELS AND IN.NS WORLOWID€ I Naaam Mill Siogapora tO» P O Bo« 89
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      1280 13 Decertification and falling membership plague US organised labour By WILLIAM SERRIN in New York ORGANISED labour, once a young and zesty movement prideful of its workingclass ways, is now a middle-class institution facing major questions about its vigour and commitment. A number of
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      694 14  -  PETER KAYSER Visit marking second anniversary of Jerusalem trip an act of faith and hope By in Cairo AN optimistic President Anwar Sadat is going to Mount Sinai on Monday both to pray and demonstrate to his many Arab critics that he feels his peace treaty
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      792 14  -  WILLIAM BORDERS By in London THE government's proposed general tightening of the rules on immigration, with a new set of restrictions that would significantly reduce the number of non-white people moving to Britain, set off howls of protest from civil rights groups.
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      58 14 6 Although the restrictions proposed are officially colourblind, they are imbued with signs of an official desire to preserve the cultural and ethnic homogeneity of Britain. Thus, the immigration category of au pair girls is to be restricted to citizens of Western European countries, excluding the hundreds who came
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        725 15 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services A leading U.S. manufacturer of household accessories is establishing a regional sales office in Singapore. The company is seeking an aggressive, self-starting marketing executive to fill the post of: REGIONAL I MARKETING MANAGER I HOUSEHOLD ACCESSORIES He will be accountable to the Head Office
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        647 15 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client is one of the leading manufacturers of fast moving consumer products in Singapore.with operations in other Asean countries and the United States. It is looking for aggressive and dynamic marketing men to function as: DIVISION MANAGER Around 5545.000 p.a. (MS-10/719) The major
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        764 15 wd Cummins Diesel International the world's largest independent diesel I manufacturer will establish in Singapore a Technical Centre to serve the Asia Pacific region. This Technical Centre will develop heavy duty diesel engines for construction, automotive. marine and generator set applications; regulate and support the manufacture of diesel engines within
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        206 15 PHILIPS^ invites applications for the position of MATERIALS OFFICER Requirements Candidates should possess a degree in Mechanical Engineering/Mathematics/Physics or Business Administration with 2 years of experience in the field of materials management. Responsibilities The successful applicant will be responsible for the co-ordination of materials flow in the factory. This include
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        669 16 EH tn! uH 5 I We were first established in April 1969 and since then have made sub- I I stanhal investment in FAIRCHILD SINGAPORE to make it the largest Test I I and Finish Facility in the world In our efforts to maintain this lead, we are I I
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        576 16 ftLECTRONIC ENGINEER^ MANUFACTURING LIAISON AND QUALITY CONTROL A large U.S. Corporation who is a leader in the Toy and Games Industry has a vacancy for an Electronic Engineer to be based in Singapore. RESPONSIBILITIES: The successful candidate shall be responsible for the company's activities in the Far East as follows:-
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        534 16 f PERSONNEL MANAGER 1 (NEGOTIABLE UP TO MSS2.OOO PER ANNUM) Our client, a major local bank with branches throughout Malaysia, wishes to recruit a Personnel Manager who will be based at their head office in Kuala Lumpur. This is a key position within the Bank. The incumbent will report directly
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        767 17 mm STA FF RECR UITMENT SER VICES Division of Management Consultant Mm^ mmMWmM Services (Pte) Ltd m—^m 281 -Q Selegie Complex mMmWm mVV Singapore 0718 Tel: *****5 A leading Company with successful operations in distribution, assembly and marketing of motor vehicles seeks suitably qualified executives to assume the following positions:
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        1003 17 Executive Director The National Productivity Board, a statutory body vested with the responsibility of promoting productivity in the Republic is looking for an Executive Director to be its chief executive. The Executive Director, skilled in both policy initiation and administration, has to lead and motivate a team of 37 senior
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        590 18 rOPPORTUMmE^!nH^ GULFRequired in Dubai PACKAGING OPERATIVE Experienced operative are required for both Automatic Die Cutting, Folder and Gluer Machines. Preference to be given to those with operating experience on 8.0.8.5. T. machinery PACKAGING SUPERVISOR The person selected will have a solid technical background in the packaging industry and be able
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        609 18 NEC NEC COMPUTERS SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. has immediate vacancies for System Analyst/Programmer Applicants must have the following qualifications:— Preferably University graduates with a degree in Accountancy. Business Administration or Law. Age below 26 Possess a HSC Certificate A' level with good grades in Economics. Accounting or Management Law English or
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        653 18 H Warehousing > ■HII Transportation Pte. Ltd. invites applications for the post of OPERATIONS MANAGER We are the largest transportation, warehousing, container storage, repairs and servicing company in Singapore and a member of the Straits Steamship Group. We have an opportunity for an experienced Executive to fill the post of
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        517 18 TAX PERSONNEL Peat, Marwick, Mitchell Co. has vacancies for the following positions in our rapidly expanding tax departments in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. TAX SENIORS The successful candidates who will report to the Tax Managers will be responsible for handling a wide range of corporate and personal tax matters and
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        954 19 c HUME INDUSTRIES (M) BERHAD V PETALING JAVA invites suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for its Petaling Jaya AC Division to fill the positions of: (A) ELECTRICAL ENGINEER (B) MECHANICAL ENGINEER Qualifications (a) A recognised degree in Electrical Engineering for position (A) (b) A recognised degree In Mechanical Engineering for position
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        344 19 SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD. The company in conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualified persons for: APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC Qualifications: Singapore Citizens Completed or exempted from full-time National Service Completed at least Secondary Two Education Successful applicants will attend 6 months of
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        315 19 AN ESTABLISHED AND LEADING HAIR COSMETIC COMPANY INVITES SUITABLY QUALIFIED CANDIDATES TO FILL THE POSITION OF MARKETING EXECUTIVE This is a response position and the selected candidate will De directly ?ccountaWe to the Marketing Director After an initial penod of orientation thecandtiate is expected to assist the Marketing Director in
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        572 19 BUS SERVICE (1978) LIMITED^ I Singapore Bus Service through its expansion programmes, now I I offers career opportunities for the following appointments. I MAINTENANCE ENGINEER I I This appointment is aimed at graduates in Mechanical Engineering. I I Preference will be given to persons with relevant working I I experience
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        100 19 In the Matter the •mpanlr* Act Chapter 18S Ml la the Matter af WELL-LITE TRADING COMPANY PTE L1MITKD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) formerly of 9A Stanley Street S'pore 0106 Notice is hereby given that the first and final dividend Is intended to be declared In the above matter. All creditors
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        518 20 GUTHRIE SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (6UTHRIE TRADIN6) Applications are invited from experienced and suitably qualified candidates for the position of PROGRAMMER The successful candidate will be required to develop computer systems soft-ware for end-users. He should be within the age of 20 to 25 and possess a tertiary education in Computer
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        722 20 Mjffifl UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES METALS t ORES PTE. LTD UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. located in Jurong located in Bukit Timah requires a requrßa MECHANICAL ENGINEER PROm iPTIOfM APPOIISiTINfi Applicants should possess: HHUDUU I IUIM KAAAJM I INU a Degree Qr Profesliona rj ip oma jn Mec
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        111 20 NOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE OUTSIDE SINGAPORE Experienced Construction Personnel Surveyor, Field Engineer, Material Man Heavy Equipment, Earthwork, General Construction, Structure, Electrical Supervisor. Interested parties please contact The Expeditor j P O Box 3721 SINGAPORE 9057 COLOUB Cheryl ladd Jimmy McNichci Man McClure Q«ctrlc Light Orchesr-a wODrp#QtWTS Mk OTHERS V«gas
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        543 20 Chief Mechanical tmginccr $40,000 A ABOVE PER ANNUM PLUS CAR GENEROUS FRINGE BENEFITS Our Client, well-established and fa»t-«xpanding firm ot building services consultants with offices throughout South-east Asia wishes to appoint a Chief Mechanical Engineer. The candidate mutt be a Singapore-registered professional engineer in mechanical engineering, around 30 yean of
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