The Straits Times, 21 November 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Lock icon TARLING: I'LL SERVE THAT PRISON TERM
    1130 1  - TARLING: I'LL SERVE THAT PRISON TERM T.F. HWANG, PHILIP LEE and WONG MOH-KEED Surprise after-dinner move By 6 WERE I a Singapore resident, it would obviously be sensible to continue bail, live in my home here with my wife and family, pursue my business interests, and follow through the legal
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    Lock icon UN's thanks
    29 1 WEST BERLIN, Tues. The Aga Khan, a former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, was awarded the Dag Hammarskjoeld medal yesterday for his refugee relief work. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Opec: No plan to dump dollar
    222 1 VIENNA, Tims THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries has no plans to abandon the dollar as a means of payment, Opec sources said today. Iran called yesterday for oil exporters to refuse payment in the US currency. The sources said this question would probably
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    'I will bring it to Privy Council'
    438 1  - 'I will bring it to Privy Council' PHILIP LEE By "I ALWAYS plan for the worst so that anything else that happens would be a plus." This was Richard Tarling's quotable quote yesterday during a breakfast of rice crispies, omelette and coffee, hours before he received a six-month jail sentence
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    Lock icon West Bank polls talks
    59 1 TEL AVIV, Tues. Israeli, Egyptian and US teams ended the latest round of Palestinian autonomy talks here today and reported progress in discussions on future elections in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza strip. However, a joint communique after eight days of intensive talks did
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    Lock icon Prison riots
    25 1 CARACAS (Venezuela). Tues Six inmates were killed and 19 others injured during riots at the state penitentiary in Caracas, police said today. UPI.
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    MUSLIMS USHER IN 15TH CENTURY
    65 1 MUSLIMS today usher in the 15th Century according to their calendar as they celebrate the first day of Muharram. In a message to Muslims of Singapore, the Muslim Religious Council called on all of them to be united to work towards the well-being of society.
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    Lock icon Another 10 hostages freed
    298 1 Another 10 hostages freed TEHERAN, Tuesday TEN more American hostages freed by Muslim militants flew homeward today via West Germany, where they faced a battery of me cal tests and questions about their 17-day ordeal. They left behind a mob of angry demonstrators who burned an American flag and ripped
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    Lock icon Zambia call-up: Kaunda prepares for war
    253 1 Zambia call-up: Kaunda prepares for war LUSAKA, Tuesday PRESIDENT Kenneth Kaunda today announced the call-up of Zambian reservists and the cancellation of leave for all serving soldiers, to meet what he called a full-scale war situation. He made the announcement in a national radio broadcast following twq days of Zimbabwe
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    Lock icon Detention is challenged
    70 1 KARACHI. Tues. A panel of eight lawyers today Hied a constitutional petition in the Sind High Court challengins the detention of the wife ana daughter of the executed former Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar All Bhutto. A preliminary hearing will start tomorrow on the detention of Begum
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    Lock icon LATEST S'pore ships seized
    102 1 LATEST S'pore ships seized JAKARTA, Ties. Two Slnc»p*ir flahlag vemela have recently been seized by hUtne patrals la the waters *f Klan province for alleged poaching, AnUra news agency reported today qnottng a Rlau Naval Command .spokesman. One skip of M tonnes, bearing the Identification "SMF 475" was apprehended on
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      107 1 48 pages today SIA CHIEF FILES 'FLIGHT PLAN' Pag* 12 GIAP and Le Duan running Hanoi 3 CHALLENGE to the one-party rule in Japan 4 FIRMS set up crisis teams to combat terrorism 8 WELDING blast: Shipyard fined $14,000 11 MOTHER'S 'yes' to Muslim burial for convert 13 COMPANY pulled
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      Lock icon 'Chinese protest against Viet incursion'
      230 3 'Chinese protest against Viet incursion' BEIJING. Tues. China protested strongly to Viet nam today for an intrusion by Vietnamese troops "deeo into Chinese territory" that resulted in heavy loss of life, and accused Hanoi of sending large reinforcements to boost "war deployment against Chin«." The Chinese Government also warned Vietnam
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      'Gen Giap and Le Duan running Hanoi'
      393 3  -  M.G.G. PILLAI By in Bangkok On special assignment for the Straits Times THE Vietnamese government is effectively under the control of the Defence Minister, General Vo Nguyen Giap, and the Vietnamese Communist Party chief, Mr Le Duan, according to military and diplomatic analysts
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      Lock icon CONTRACEPTIVES TO BE GIVEN TO REFUGEES
      123 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Soon, along with the food and medicines pouring into refugee camps In Thailand, will come another basic commodity. The director of Thailand's Population and ommunfty Development Association, Mr Meechal VeeravaJdhya, said yesterday that his grwip Intends to dlstrlb- nte contraceptives In the
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      Lock icon Khmer crisis threat to all: Suharto
      269 3 DACCA, Tims. •—^_J— PRESIDENT Suharto of Indonesia said y esterday the crisis in Kampuchea was threatening the peace of all South-east Asia. dtnt^Zilurehtann'e diiliorahnfand o Soy 3 {"f e a Hfe "ffl property of millions of people of Kampuchea and its neighbouring countries." President
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      Lock icon BBC wins three Emmy awards
      119 3 NEW YORK, Tues. The British Broadcasting Corporation swept three of the four international Emmys television Oscars awarded by the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences here. The Canadian Broadcastinng Corporation won the fourth Emmy. The BBC winners were Secret Hospital (documentary section), On Giant Shoulders
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      248 3 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 5 Blue, company (or 11 when the 7 Blue sky for the Establishment E™ 00 w have elt hen ,i he (35l French have left a debtor (10). 9 Brave, royal, and no more 6 Shakespearean part for actor, than fifty-one' (6). "•> (S) 10 Destroy
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      Enraged lion rips off man's arm
      110 4 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. An euraged circus lion nearly ripped the arm off a man whose son had wandered too close to the cage during a performance, police said. Mr Jan Van Niekerk was attacked on Saturday through the ban of the cage as he rushed
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      Lock icon NLC 'no' a new setback to Ohira
      119 4 NLC 'no' a new setback to Ohira TOKYO, Tues. Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira yesterday suffered another setback as Japan's tiny opposition New Liberal Club rejected his formal request to form a coalition government. At a meeting with NLC leader Yohei Kono, Mr Ohira offered the post of education minister to
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      Lock icon Challenge to oneparty rule in Japan
      364 4 TOKYO, Tuti. A WIDENING rift in the conservative ruling party of Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira foreshadows a strong challenge to the continuance of a one-party government in Japan, political analysts said here yesterday. Another indication is the strong drift toward the centrist parties in
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      Lock icon BALLET DANCERS DOING THE DISCO
      64 4 BALLET dancers, Leonid Koslov, a Soviet defector, and his wife, Valenttna Kozlova, patting their skills to good use to a disco beat at a dancing studio In New York on Monday. They have been Invited to appear special jtnest artistes with 4fc- i«*m-.««m.«i r.il* nt
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      Lock icon Oil price hikes put Japan in the red
      258 4 HIGHER crude oil prices pushed the value of Japanese imports to a record US$9 07 billion (5518.87 billion) last month, and turned the country's visible trade arrnniit intn ripfirit thp account into deficit, trie Finance Ministry announced today. Japan, which relies on
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      Lock icon Holdup death
      42 4 MOSCOW, Tues. A gunman shot dead a woman cashier and wounded a policeman during a holdup at one of Moscow's main jewellery shops, the newspaper Sovietskaya Rossiya reported today. Trie Soviet press rarely reports violent crimes when they happen. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Airline statt go on strike
      193 4 Airline statt go on strike TOKYO, Tues. Japan Air Lines pilot and cabin workers unions launched a two-day strike today, seeking an extension of retirement age and better allowances. A spokesman for the airline said eight of 28 international and 29 of 110 domestic flights were cancelled today. The spokesman
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      Lock icon Zanuck ill
      41 4 PALM SPRINGS (CallfomU), Tues. Hollywood film producer Darryl Zanuck, who produced the first talking Mm, The Jazz Singer, and developed such stars as Marilyn Monroe and James Cagney, is critically ill with pneumonia, a family spokesman said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Clark's letter on how to get back Shah
      269 6 Clark's letter on how to get back Shah NEW YORK, Tuesday IRANIAN acting Foreign Minister Abolhassan Bani-Sadr has shown Columbia Broadcasting System a letter from former Attorney General Ramsey Clark explaining to* a one-time Iranian official how to get the deposed Shah back to Iran, the network said last night.
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      Lock icon Elite police unit joins guards
      149 6 Elite police unit joins guards NEW YORK, Tues. Elite police unit Joined private bodyguards outside the luxury hospital suite of the exiled Shah of Iran yesterday to protect against possible attempts on the life of the ailing monarch. On the order of Police Commissioner Robert McGuire, men of the Emergency
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      Lock icon College to be sued
      70 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Iranian Embassy in Washington has decided to sue a college in Phoenix City, Alabama, which plans to expel 12 Iranian students, sources said yesterday. The embassy hired lawyer Randy Black wood of Columbus, Georgia, to defend the 12 students. Iranian officials view the
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      Lock icon Sport of kings gets free rein
      300 6 TEHERAN, Tuoo. THE king of kings is gone, but the sport of kings is doing well in Islamic Iran. The last horse race of the season was run at the weekend, while tens of thousands of Iranians demonstrated at the occupied US embassy for
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      In other words...
      54 6 I don't know that I would do anything differently from what the President has done bat I Jast don't know what he has done. Republican presidential hopeful John Connally commenting on what action he would take to solve the Iran-US dispute if he were in the place
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      Lock icon 'Salt signing uncertain'
      84 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. Interim Senate majority leader Theodore Stevens said yesterday that the continuing Iranian crisis was making ratification of the new SovietAmerican Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (Salt 2) all the more uncertain. The Alaska Republican said here that events in Iran encouraged the general impression that defence
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      Lock icon Carter effigy at demo
      34 6 IRANIAN demonstrator* outside the US Embassy in Teheran carrying effigies of President Jimmy Carter, the deposed Shah and Uncle Sam on Monday while some hostages were being released. AP picture.
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      70 6 ALGERIA declared its "full support" last night for Iran's decision to "challenge the feudalism of the dollar in international relations." A commentary put out by the official Algerian news agency, APS, called for the question of replacing the US dollar in the world oil market by another currency
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      Lock icon US$8 b in frozen assets
      58 6 THE US Treasury yesterday estimated that Iranian Government assets frozen by President Jimmy Carter since last Wednesday total more than US$8 billion (SJ17.44 billion). The first Administration estimate was US$5 billion. Deputy Treasury Secretary Robert Car-swell said in Washington. The final total may turn out
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      Lock icon 'Anarchy will reign for some time'
      510 6 DAY 17 WASHINGTON, Tue« THE downward spiral of Iran into anarchy shows no sign of reaching bottom and the situation could remain chaotic for some time, analysts here said yesterday. Practically the only unifying thread in Iran right now, besides the Sniite Muslim religious
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      Lock icon HOSTAGES SLEEPING WITH THEIR HANDS TIED
      174 6 HOSTAGES SLEEPING WITH THEIR HANDS TIED TEHERAN, Ties. The Americans held hostage la their own embassy here have been sleeping with their hand* tied. They spend their days tied U chairs, ■sable to speak to each other, and they most ash their captors to go the bathroom or drink a
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      Takeover violation of Vienna accord
      200 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. The main international agreeir.ent being violated by the Iranian Government's takeover of the Airerican Embassy in Teb^ran is the Vienna Convention on diplomatic relations, which lawyers here say has never before been violated since its adoption in the Austrian city in 1961. The
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      Lock icon A moment of silence for peace
      59 8 A moment of silence for peace EGYPTIAN President Anwar Sadat (second from left) on his knees during prayers at ceremonies conducted to mark the second anniversary of his historic trip to Jerusalem. Mr Sadat was joined by Jewish and Christian officials on Monday for the prayers at Mount Sinai which
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      Lock icon Two Arab leaders stay out of summit
      206 8 Two Arab leaders stay out of summit TUNIS, Tues. Arab League leaders began their 10th summit meeting today without the participation of two feuding heads of state King Hassan n of Mon>cco and President Chadli Bendjedid of Algeria. Morocco and Algeria are presently at otlds over the fate of the
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      Lock icon Russia won't sit back, Gromyko warns US
      335 8 MADRID, Tims. SOVIET Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko warned last night that the Soviet Union would not look on with indifference" if hundreds of US nuclear missiles are deployed at Nato bases in western Europe. Speaking at a dinner given by Spanish Foreign Minister
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      Man gives up—minus tongue, after a kiss
      134 8 Man gives up minus tongue, after a kiss COLOGNE (West Germany), Ties. A man whose tongue was Mttea ofl by a wmbh he attacked liifr logne street went to hospital today after responding to rail* appeals to go to a doctor. Lscal radio stations broadcast appeals to the man after
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        50 8 A MAN running a tyre repair shop has been jailed for seven months by a Jakarta court for scattering nails outside his shop. Sabar Dolok Pasaribu, 22, said yesterday that he had hoped to puncture tyres of passing vehicles so that he could repair them. AFP
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        Lock icon Conqueror in ivory
        57 8 AN IVORY portrait of Alexander the Great and Roman sculptures are among the historical treasures found in the Tadjikistan region (Soviet Central Asia), the Soviet news agency Tass announced in Moscow yesterday. The site at Takhty-San-gin dates from the second and third centuries and includes buildings built
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        Lock icon Heavy dose of persuasion
        43 8 IN A major commercial dis'-ict in Beijing, a notice be /d with anti-smoking literature bore the slogan: A Drop of Nicotine is Enough to kill Three Horses. This was part of a campaign recently launched by the government. AFP
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      Lock icon Indira pledge
      49 8 HAMBURG, Tues. Former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said in an interview that she will not declare a state of emergency in India if next January election brings her hack to power. The interview was published in the latest issue of the news weekly Der Spiegel. AFP.
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      Lock icon Firms set up crisis teams to combat terrorism
      378 8 NEW YORK, Tues MANY of the world's largest companies have joined hands to set up crisis management teams to combat international terrorism which has led them to pay out at least US$25O million (***** million) in ransoms during the last decade. Miss
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      Lock icon Israelis hit by wave of price hikes
      244 8 Israelis hit by wave of price hikes TEL AVIV, Tues. Israelis woke up today to a crunching wave of price hikes spurred by government moves to curb inflation and slow down the overheated economy. As a crisis atmosphere loomed, labour unions promised to fight for increased compensation and many economists
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      Lock icon New US labour chief's unity call
      232 9 New US labour chief's unity call WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr Lane Kirk land, elected yesterday as the second president of the American Federation of LabourCongress of Industrial Organisations (AFL-CIO), immediately called on those unions now outside the labour federation to rejoin the fold. He did not name any of the unions,
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      Lock icon Uproar after shock $300m offer by Murdoch
      319 9 Uproar after shock $300 m offer by Murdoch CANBERRA, Tue«. AUSTRALIAN newspaper proprietor Rupert Murdoch, 48, today caused an uproar in financial Circles by making an A$126 million (S$300 million) offer for just over 50 per cent of the shares of the largest media group in Australia, the Herald and
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      Lock icon ECONOMIC SNIPPETS
      179 9 ECONOMIC SNIPPETS THAILAND enjoyed a trade surplus of US$4 million (SJ8.72 million) with its 20 European trading partners for the first seven months this year, the customs department reported in Bangkok yesterday. Total exports reached US$780.2 million while imports were recorded at US$776,115 million. AFP. PROSPECTS for the Indian economy
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      Lock icon Britain says no to counter proposals
      271 9 Britain says no to counter proposals BRUSSELS, Tuesday BRITAIN today rejected compromise proposals put forward by West Germany to reduce Britain's contribution to the European Economic Com- munity budget next year. British Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Geoffrey Howe told a meeting of EEC finance ministers that the proposal to
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      Lock icon Retirement party five years too early
      128 9 LONS-LE-SAINIER (Fraaee), Tms. A dost man who Junped the gun and celebrated Mb retirement last Angwt kaa been forced to go bark to work far another five yean. Mr Pierre Mooohot, employed as a eMuetl diunmaa since 1171, was blissfully looking forward to his
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    Revenge bid got former student into trouble
    292 11  - Revenge bid got former student into trouble RONNIE WAI By BUSINESSMAN I.Ira hln Hut's desire to seek revenge en his erstwhile lecturer for "all the trouble be had ulth him" led to kN undoing. Urn, ZS. former Nanyang University student, sneaked Into the backroom of tke unamed lecturer's boase la
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    Park music
    20 11 THE Singapore Infantry Regiment Band will perform at Macßitchie Reservoir Park on Sunday from 5 to 6 p.m.
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    POSB opens new branch
    75 11 THE Post Office Savings Bank announced yesterday that the new Metro Golden Mile POSB branch at the ground floor of the shopping complex will open for business starting tomorrow. Personalised night banking will be available. Hours of business will be from 11 a.m. to 7 jP.m..
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    New arrivals
    29 11 NEWLY arrived Japanese who wish to attend seminar* on Get To Know Singapore sponsored by the Japan Overseas Enterprises Association are asked to contact *****10 or *****85.
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    Welding blast: Shipyard fined $4,000
    286 11 Welding blast: Shipyard fined $4,000 Seaman and fitter were killed instantly A SEAMAN and' an assistant pipe fitter were flung off the vessel Delima 112 last year in an explosion which was sparked off by welding work, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Seaman Muhammad Yusof 53, who was on the
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    Two containerships for NOL christened
    141 11 TWO new Neptune Orient Lines' containerships were christened at a Japanese shipyard yesterday. Named the Neptune Crystal and and the Neptune Amber, they will be delivered by Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries shipyard at Kure in January and March respectively. The wife of the Minister for Communications,
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    A million shrubs, 100,000 trees for parkland
    133 11 A million shrubs, 100,000 trees for parkland A PARKLAND stretching 25km from the proposed Marina Centre to the new Changi airport, will have more than 100,000 trees and a million shrubs. A Parks and Recreation Department spokesman said that about 10 per cent of the tree-planting has been completed. A
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    It was Phua
    52 11 THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), Mr Phua Bah Lee, attended the charity show held by the Chee Tone temple at the National Theatre on Monday and not the Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee. as reported in the Straits Times yesterday. The error
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    Clerk fled to Canada with firm's money
    614 12 Clerk fled to Canada with firm's money A DISTRICT court yesterday heard how an accounts clerk who was entrusted with $339,709 by her company ran away with her boy friend to Canada but came back after regretting her action Wong Meng Meng, 25, employed by the Sealion Shipping (S) Pte
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      Only one voice in support of free competition
      325 12 Only one voice in support of free competition THE deregulation policy Introduced last November by tke (Ivll Aereaaa Ut* Bo»rd af tke I'nlted State* t« encourage competition with tower air fares came uder strong criticism at yesterday's conference m airtransport. Nearly aU tke speaker* at tke eoafereace at tke Shangri-la
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      SIA chief files flight plan for market to sort itself out
      536 12 SINGAPORE Airlines chairman, Mr J. Y. M, Pillay, yesterday advocated "streaming" of civil .aviation, to allow for free competition between efficient airlines and for the rest to work under a regulated environment. He also warned of the dangers of
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      BANKER: US LAW HAS THE OPPOSITE EFFECT
      209 12 BANKER: US LAW HAS THE OPPOSITE EFFECT THE American Government's year-old deregulation policy has created financial uncertainty for some airlines instead of enhancing economic stability. Making the point yesterday, the vice-president of Citibank of America, Mr Frederick Bradley Jr, said many in the financial community were "concerned" with the impact
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      Warning on unilateral acts
      197 12 ASEAN nations will collectively resist attempts by other countries to change unilaterally the rules of international civil aviation. This warning was given yesterday by Mr Saw Huat Lye, general manager of Malaysian Airline System in his speech. He made it clear it was no longer true
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    Mother's yes to Muslim burial for convert
    285 13 Amicable end to dispute over dead son THE High Court yesterday gave a consent order that the body of a Muslim convert, claimed by both his natural and foster mothers, be given a Muslim burial after Catholic rites at the mortuary. This order
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    TIGHTER SECURITY TO KEEP VANDALS OUT
    143 13 TIGHTER SECURITY TO KEEP VANDALS OUT SECURITY measures at the Kaki Bukit community centre are to be tightened, following last week's acts of vandalism there. Officials of the centre said they had been told by the People's Association, which oversees all community centres, to ensure tfte centre in Jalan Damai
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    Art opening
    37 13 THE MP for Jurong, Mr Ho Kah Leong. will open an art exhibition by Ang Hiong Chlok and Urn Hwee Tiong at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Nov 30 at 5.30 p.m.
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    Cases against eight doctors adjourned
    178 13 Cases against eight doctors adjourned EIGHT doctors who were separately charged in a magistrate's court about three weeks ago with issuing vaccination certificates without administering the injections on a total of 104 occasions, yesterday had their cases adjourned to Dec 18. Five lawyers, who represented the doctors were granted the
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    NPB courses for December
    65 13 THE National Productivity Board will conduct a 20-hour course on Quality Control for engineers and managers at its town training centre from Dec 3 to 14; a course on Personnel Management for supervisors from Dec 3 to 18; and a computer course for administrators and planners
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    Disco night
    43 13 THE Joo Chiat community centre will hold its Orientation 1979 including disco dancing, a spot dance competition, a treasure box contest, a mass lucky draw and a buffet dinner at its Joo Chiat Road auditorium on Dec 8 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Ads can be carried by all taxis
    102 13 Ads can be carried by all taxis ALL taxis yellow tops, SABS, Comfort and CBD can carry advertisements in their vehicles if they want to. TTie approval recently given to Comfort taxis applies to others too, an ROV spokesman said yesterday. Any taxi can put two advertisements up to 30
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    Relief for Kampucheans
    45 13 THE Orchard Road Presbyterian Church would welcome donations in cash or clean, used clothing (or distribution to needy Kampucheans through a non-religious and non-political relief agency, Oxfam. Those keen in making donations may call at the church in Orchard Road any time.
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    Kids' day
    25 13 THE Radin Mas community centre will hold its kindergarten graduation ceremony at its Telok Blangah Crescent premises on Nov 27 at 7 p.m.
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    SSO to make first tour abroad next year
    229 13 SSO to make first tour abroad next year THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra is planning to make its first overseas trip next year. Led by its resident conductor, Mr Choo Hoey, the 45-member orchestra hopes to visit one or two Asean countries in March or April. The tour is aimed at
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    Plumbing officials
    42 13 MR Loh Ah Chee has been elected president of the Singapore Sanitary and Plumbing Association. Other officials are: Messrs Tan Ah Chew, vice-president; Chua Cher Cheow, secretary; Anthony Leone, asst secretary; William Tang, treasurer, and Wee Whee Sim, asst treasurer.
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    Cologne mayor in tomorrow
    65 13 THE Lord Mayor John van Nes Ziegier. chairman of the board of directors of the Koln (Cologne) Trade Fair Company, and a director, Mr Doeter Ebert, will visit Singapore from Thursday till Saturday to promote the trade fair. They will also call on the German Ambassador
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    THERE'S LIFE AFTER CANCER...
    110 14 CANCER! Thai wart aeada shiver* dowa Ike sptaes af muy peeple, tat net MnBaaalia4 L*e. Far her, It means u eppertutty to help not Just to ch«er op the cancer patieat tat also to after a4vlee. Mn Lee shaaM kaaw haw mach theae pfttteato need help
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    Housewives: Company pulled wool over our eyes
    347 14  - Housewives: Company pulled wool over our eyes K. S. SIDHU By MORE than 100 people, mostly housewives, have reported to the police that they had been cheated of thousands of dollars by a firm for which they had been making rugs at home as a form of cottage industry. They
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    PAP anniversary
    39 14 THE People's Action Party celeb at»: «ts 25th anniversary today but has planned no actl.IWm. It will celebrate the occasion later with, among other functions, a mass rally for Jan 29 next year at the National Theatre.
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    What recruit told sister before fall
    468 14 BEFORE jumping to his death, a National Service recruit told his sister that he had run away from camp because he was not allowed to go home during a weekend, a coroner court heard yesterday. Heng Chai Tong, 19, whose body was found at
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    Refugees want to learn Mandarin to get by
    169 14 Refugees want to learn Mandarin to get by VIETNAMESE refugees in Woodlands have realised the advantages of bilingualism and being able to speak Mandarin. The more than 1,000 refugees in the Hawkins Road camp have appealed for help in learntng conversational Mandarin. Their reason is simple: They cannot deal with
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    Teachers spend their evenings learning Pinyin
    157 14 Teachers spend their evenings learning Pinyin SOME principals and teachers are spending their vacation evenings attending a two-week intensive Hanyu Pinyin course at the Tanglin Technical School organised by the Singapore Chinese Second Language Teachers Society. One of the early arrivals at the first evening of lessons on Monday was
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    Govt tour
    33 14 THE Joo Chiat community centre women's sub-committee will organise a tour to government departments on Dec 7. Those in'- ested can ring *****6 or 4%2V? from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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    Former bank teller jailed 6 months for cheating DBS
    266 15 FORMER bank teller Ng Thin Cheng of the rVuplnnmpnt Rank of Development Bank, of Singapore was yesterday jailed six months for cheating the bank of $9,870 In April last year, She was found guilty of cheating the bank of the money
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    Piano recital at DBS
    73 15 WEST German pianist, Hans Christian Wille, will give a recital at the DBS Auditorium on Monday at 8 p.m. Admission tickets priced at $1 are available at Cold Storage, C. K. Tang, Yamaha Music School, Popular Book Room and the Singapore Conference Hall. He will also
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    On yoga
    22 15 THE Tanglin community centre will hold a yoga course every Thursday between 6.45 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. from Dec 1.
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    WPCs asked man to lie, court told
    382 15 A DISTRICT court yesterday heard how two woman police constables, under suspicion of stealing a helmet, asked its owner to lie to get them off the hook. WPCs Ong Seow Yeok, 24, and Tong Yoke Fong, 20, now under interdiction, are on trial
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    Inflation rate lower than feared
    180 15 Inflation rate lower than feared OCTOBER'S Caasamer Price Index was 8.1 per cent higher tbu the ume month a year m<> The inflation rate m far is mack tower thaa what many economists have predicted. The lacrease daring the first II months of this year waa S.4 per eeat •ver
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    WHY IT'S DIFFICULT TO RETAIN TECHNICAL TEACHERS
    238 15 RETAINING qualified vocational and technical teachers in the institutions is a problem in the region as the salaries and the fringe benefits of teachers are poor compared with salaries in industries. This is stated in a trend paper on teachers' development for technical
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    Vehicle turns turtle, driver killed
    55 15 Vehicle turns turtle, driver killed THE driver of a cement mixer vehicle was killed when it skidded and overPirned at a construction site in Bedok yesterday. Lee Hee Pens, 22, was already dead when firemen extricated his body from underneath the vehicle. Lee, of Tampines Road, was travelling towards Kaki
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    Fined for trespass
    51 15 LEE Cheng Kheong, 22, was yesterday fined flso in a magistrate's court for trespassing with the intention of stealing a pair of panties from a house in Duxford Road on Monday morning. Lee, who admitted the offence, was caught by police officers while running out of the
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    The decade of vocational development
    277 15 The decade of vocational development THE COMING decade may well emerge as the vocational development decade for developing countries because of the many changes taking place in vocational education and training. The Minister in charge of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board. Dr Ahmad Mattar, said this yesterday when he
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    Tarling 'deeply and intimately involved' in running of HPBIL
    3094 16 REPORTER: T. F. HWANG Judge: As far as the accused was concerned he was directing operations from the UK, and more often than not he was wearing both hats at the same time those of Slater Walker Securities and HPBIL. I
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      124 16 <^^ "mmmm Martini" 9 0 There are pleasures that i £|jj can't be matched. Tastes i mm good just by itself, with lots J£w m m of ice and a twist or two of Ao &n)k course someone special to shareitwith. Martini Rossi use only jS/F^ M-5* carefully selected herbs
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    Bazaar brings cheer to homes
    192 17 SEVEN charity homes and two educationally sub-normal children will benefit from the success of a Chrlstman bazaar which was held at the Hollands* 1 Club In Camden Park yesterday. The Dutch community here, which held the bazaar, hopes to raise $15,MI. The money will be
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    Calling blood donors
    155 17 SINGAPORE Blood Transfusion Service will hold a blood donation session at the Singapore Cricket Club on Nov 27 from 10 a.m. till 4.30 p.m. There is a donation session (9.30 a.m. till 3.30 p.m.) today at Singapore Glass Manufacturers in Henderson Road. Tomorrow, donation sessions will be
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    Manager on corruption charge
    170 17 Manager on corruption charge AN assistant manager of SEAMEO Regional Language Centre was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with 10 counts of corruption involving a total of $680. William Wee Bhuee Lam, 32, denied nine charges of accepting $580 from the manager of Oxford Restaurant for recommending customers to
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    CLERK OF WORKS ON BRIBE CHARGE
    98 17 CLERK OF WORKS ON BRIBE CHARGE A TELECOMMUNICATION Authority of Singapore clerk of works was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with corruptly accepting money for showing leniency in supervising a construction project. Wen Chin Fah, 34, allegedly received $1,000 from Mr Lim Cheng Chua, the managing director of Straits
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      BIG JOHORE SUGAR PROJECT IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS
      272 18 BIG JOHORE SUGAR PROJECT IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Another multi-million dollar sugar project has gone sour. The company, Johore Sugar Plantations and Industries Bhd, has been put under receivership by its bankers, United Malayan Banking Corporation, for failing to repay $6 million in loans plus interest, the
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      Lock icon 17 criminal charges against Harun dropped
      283 18 17 criminal charges against Harun dropped KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday CRIMINAL charges against former Selangor Chief Minister Datuk Harun Idris were withdrawn in the High Court here today in the latest development in the saga of Bank Rakyat. The charges withdrawn by the Solicitor-General Datuk Abu Othman alleged corruption, criminal breach
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      Lock icon No racial bias in promotions: Mahathir
      271 18 No racial bias in promotions: Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THERE is no discrimination against any race for promotions and other opportunities in the government service, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. Malaysia is committed to the principle of giving everyone equal opportunty, he said in reply
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      Lock icon Gunmen rob trader at home and shop
      285 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four masked gunmen, after robbing a shoemaker and his wife of $500, took them for an eight-km terror ride to their Jalan Petaling shop before robbing them of another $56,000 in cash and valuables last night. The robbers then used
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      Beggars who give help to gangs
      150 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Toes. A aew breed «t beggars who provide Information to criminal gaags and peddle dragi has appeared la Malaysia, welfare services director Datak Yahya Tallb said yesterday. The Welfare Ministry U ceadactlßg a radio aad television campaign aimed at discouraging people from
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      Lock icon Govt study on cocoa, palm
      59 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Toes. The government is studying the possibility of large scale cultivation of cocoa and oil palm in Ulu Belaga, Sarawak, Deputy Agriculture Minister Datuk Zakaria Abdul Rahman told Parliament yesterday. He said in reply to a question that 4,500 hectares in the area
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      Lock icon Sunday rite
      23 18 TAIPING, Tues A mass circumcision ceremony was held for 53 youngsters at the Kampung Jana Bam surau here on Sunday. NST.
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      260 18 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp A HOME NOWYOUCANENJOV) IF ITfe NOT IN MY ITS TITUS CANBTV--YOU ENTERTAINMENT EVENINOS AT HOME J f DESK, WOULDN'T IT WON FIRST PRIZE p~-—-^ CENTER --TV RADIO, INSTEAD OP f- I BE AWFUL IF I IN HIS CLUBS y—r-S STEREO AND A
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    Display centre planned for Asian furniture
    458 19 Display centre planned for Asian furniture THE eight member countries of the Association of Fumture Industries of Asia hope to set up a comnon showroom in Asia from which orders can be placed to supply furniture to the world, its newly«lected chairman, Mr Wong Liang Han, said yesterday. He laid
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    Prize-giving
    44 19 THE Minister for Home Affairs and MP for MacPherson, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will give away prizes and certificates at the PAP MacPherson Branch 11th graduation ceremony at the car park in front of Block 72, Circuit Road, on Saturday at 7.15 p.m.
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    Sports centre staff to be unionised
    94 19 THE Pioneer Industries Employees Union and the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union have won the right to organise workers of the Jurong Water Sports Complex. PIEU will represent about 40 lifeguards and ticketing attendants, while the FDAWU will represent the staff at the
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    DANCING THEIR WAY ACROSS THE WORLD
    199 19 TWIRLING together In time has enabled Vlvtea and Steves kek to dance a long way tram homr. They waltied their way to Tokyo In 1OT, representing Singapore at an International ballroom dancing competition. And tonight, they will leave far SwIUerland to compete In the
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    Three acquitted of hurting guard at night-club
    262 19 THREE men were yesterday acquitted by a magistrate's court of three charges concerning a night-club incident in which a Cisco guard was allegedly burnt with a cigarette butt. Quake Siak Khoon, 39, his brother Quake Siah Whee, 31, both hotel management staff, and
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    Courtesy call
    49 19 COMMITTEE members of a local production of Guys and Dolls and some members of the cast, who will be dressed in their costumes, will be paying a courtesy call on the Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr Ow Chin Hock, at the Ministry of Culture today at 11.30 a.m.
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    Safsa A and B teams are chess champions
    168 19 Safsa A and B teams are chess champions SINGAPORE Armed Forces swept the national inter-clubs chess team championships that ended on Sunday, winning the first and the second divisions. Safsa "A" team, led by national chess master Leslie Leow, won the championship handily with 18 '2 points from five matches,
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    On radio, TV repair
    35 19 JOO Chiat community centre will hold courses in radio and television repair, men's tailoring, fruit and vegetable carving and soft-toy making from next month. Those interested can call *****6 or *****7.
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    On leadership
    35 19 A THREE-DAY workshop on leadership skills for effective ny agement will be held at tti Singapore Institute of Management conference room from Nov 26 to 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
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    Inquiry didn't call key witness, court is told
    728 19 Inquiry didn't call key witness, court is told A LAWYER, who defended a police inspector in a disciplinary inquiry, told the High Court yesterday that the chairman of the inquiry refused an adjournment to enable a vital defence witness to be called because of shortage of time. Mr Ling How
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    New $4.9m road project ready tomorrow
    257 19 New $4.9 m road project ready tomorrow MOTORISTS can travel along Loyang Avenue from Tampines to Telok Paku Road, and along Loyang Way from Upper Changi Road to Loyang Avenue from 9 a.m. tomorrow. A Ministry of National Development statement said the $4.9 million project at Loyang Avenue and Loyang
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    EEC official arrives
    40 19 THE head of the Commission of European Economic Community Committee for Southeast Asia, Mr John Hansen, arrived yesterday evening for a three-day visit. Mr Hansen will meet the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr S. Rajaratnam. this morning.
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      107 19 To commemorate the official ODening of t fjf FUNDA/ mJfm PARKLANE wJf Parklane Shopping Mall there will be fabulous shows «v M THI^ IMHA 1 «L *w SALES OFFICE A. fashion extravaganzas cartoon films magic shows fc^ W| ▼>• -r- HA DL/ I- W Parklane Shopping Mall V* W| f^»
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1979
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      CHILD CARE
      376 20 THE family day-care scheme now being studied by the Ministry of Social Affairs has much to offer. The intention is to kill two birds with one stone by enabling some housewives to augment their family income by becoming childminders while more importantly allowing mothers wishing to work to
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      DISARMING OFFER
      371 20 THE RUSSIANS are making the West Europeans yet another offer which they must refuse. Mr Andrei Gromyko's statement that Moscow is prepared to "formalise" its pledge not to use nuclear weapons against states refusin to produce and deploy surh arms is pa-i tk ongoing Soviet propaganda Offcnsh o
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    Lock icon US is losing its leverage in Indochina
    693 20  -  DENIS D. GRAY By in Bangkok THE UNITED States not so long ago the kingmaker and major military power in Indochina has by its own admission lost most of its former leverage in the region. The Soviet Union appears to have the initiative.
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    Oil prices: Leapfrogging under pressure
    1433 20  -  THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN Reduced demand or higher output can break spiral By in Beirut A GLUT exists in the world oil market today but it is not crude oil that is in oversupply. It's uncertainty. Today's market is saturated with uncertainty. With the balance between
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      The complainant has misstated the facts
      382 21 I REFER to the letter of complaint, "Went to hospital for a good cause but told blood was net wanted" (ST, Nov 13;, and would like to clarify the position. During the afternoon of Oct 26, 1979, a group of Singapore Armed forces personnel
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      Residents show a disregard for other road users
      231 21 PARKING one's vehicles' either at an unauthorised place or in a manner that Is likely to obstruct other Toad users is an anti-so-cial act. It is anti-social because mch people have an obviously selfish disregard for other road users. Enforcement action is
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      Language proficiency suffers through lack of supervision
      471 21 I AM full of praise for the junior college student, •'Taurus". (ST, Nov 15), because many people have been waiting for someone to write such a letter about the Tamil education system. I feel that the indifferent attitude of the Tamil teachers is
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      Make it possible for visitors to see bears clearly
      213 21 ON Nov 16 I went to the Zoological Gardens to see the polar bears. Whilst there, I found the viewing "window" had been made hazy by the cold air. I could therefore see only vague shapes. I was about to leave
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      Bus routes have been adjusted
      78 21 Bus routes have been adjusted I REFER to the letter by "Commuters" (ST, Oct 19) on the recent re-rout-ing of Services 30, 33, 44 and 45 under the Sims Avenue Extension oneway scheme. With effect from Nov 14, the bus routes of Services 33 and 44 have been adjusted to
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      Be available when needed to give divine gift of life
      184 21 I WRITE to protect the good image of our Blood Donation Centre in contrast to the criticism by "Drained-Out-Blood" (ST, Nov 13). I have been giving blood since my National Service days years ago. Thousands more keep coming back to
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      Full range of bus services made available
      258 21 Full range of bus services made available I REFER to the letter, "SBS isn't catering to the older part of Ang Mo Kio," Dy David Ferrao (ST, Oct 29). With the recent opening of Marymount Road from Ang Mo Kio to Thomson Road, it was decided that the bus routes
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      More vigilance against smoking at petrol stations
      131 21 WE REFER to the letter "Where spark might cause loss of life," by No Smoking" (ST, Oct 13). We would be grateful if your writer could furnish us with the name and address of the service station in which an attendant was seen
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      Make this road safer
      61 21 I EARNESTLY urge the authority concerned to draw a broken white line along Sembawang Hill Drive as a road divider as the road is a winding one and the volume of traffic has been increasing since the development of Ang Mo Kio Housing Estate. This would
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      1379 22 I THF. Lan transacted ready aakr at the rlaar H of huatnrm on the Stork Bxrhaacr of Singapore ynwrday compared with tnr piwtous day's prim togrthrT with 1979 nlgf and km i Adtustrd for snip rights Issue lli«h I 4i« timpaio Sal.- orI SECTION ONE IMII STIIAL A
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      299 22 SING AFOBE UNIT TRUST (Mmilll prtraa brNnfl) AXIA INIT TRI HT AKBITHNOT SBCIIBmES ASM (MiM|im' FHen hrNntl) Spore Growth Fund 109 l.Mxd INCOME BOND I NTT (Cvnal prim) Income Bond 1 16 1-B MAEA BI'MIPITKA IMmiiii' prtPM NrNntl) Closing tone: Slightly mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the
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      1188 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1333 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yes- lerday with the number of shares i traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. ism stkim.s •ass* <tan Altar <1 US) AMD (0.5T8 0.625) Bats
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      92 22 KUALA LUMPUR: Chemical Company of Malaysia Bbd announced an unaudited netprofit of MJ12.2 million ($10.9 million) for the year ended September 30. A final dividend of 32.5 cents gross (30 cents), payable on February 4. to shareholders registered on January 2, making a total
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      79 22 EVANDALE, (Ohio): General Electric Co said it has formed a wholly-owned subsidiary, General Electric (USA) Aviation Service Operation Pte Ltd. in Singapore. It said the operation will perform high technology component repairs on cf— high pressure turbine blades and vanes, rotaing seals, combustors, shrouds and static
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        54 22 lunge Xllifor UrM| Inßgei B«*i Brrw*ri*« falakoff L L Industrie* L Kepoac c m )unlop lad i«ntinga tothm«B( iathric > B 8 lin» Corpn 436 BBS 233 MO 298 122 336 too 430 371 370 172 488 400 364 -z -II -i: -li -8 -8 -8 -5 -4 -4
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        29 22 Pe(t M«U M Banking M V I Perils Plant Sh.ngri-L. O CB C Nat Iron 143 IS6 410 344 735 685 595 15 10 8 5 3 5
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        32 22 Tan Ckoac 153.000 G«atiag> 121.000 Haw Par 102,000 Public Baak 71.000 Slate Darby M.OOO DBS 43.000 Cob. Plaal 43.000 Hick Low 38,000 Pabaag Con. 34,000 K I. Kepom *****
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        32 22 B.T.Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: O.C.B.C: SE.S.Ind: Nov 19 Nov 20 2547.54 2542.63 397.06 396.13 743.13 745.31 301.46 302.14 251.39 251.47 231.30 230.76 704.25 702.77 381.77 382.66 348.86 349.65
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        397 22 HONGKONG: Stocks closed marginally firmer across the boards after a day of erratic trading yesterday, the Hang Seng index ended the da>. up 1.20 points, at 720.09, dealers said. After a cautious opening, operators began selling around mid-morning to take the index to a morning close of 711.7, off
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        473 22 TOKYO: Stocks closed lower in quiet trading yesterday, led by trading houses, vehicles and energy-related issues, dealers said. The Dow Jones average (ell 10.38 to close at 6,364.59 points, on a volume of 200 million shares. The New index closed at 443.36, down 0.64 point. Mitral aad C« fell
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        Stock options
        105 22 Striking prices of the options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the period, bids and offered prices and business done, if any, with the number of options traded shown in brack C g< C (Dec- $2.75) (0.13 B). CM Stance (Dec -$2.15) (0.08 B). Haw
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        116 22 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER P1CUL VE8TERDAV: Cmart til: Bulk $114 sellers, old drum $119 sellers, new drum JIM sellers. Cfn: Mixed (loose) UK/Coot $66.00 buyers. Piffw: Muntok ASTA white fob IOC NLW $337 50 sellers. Sarawak while fob 969 NLW $320.00 sellers. Sarawak specUl
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        306 23 SYDNEY. Tues. The market was slightly higher, with News I.td's bid for just over 50 per cent of the Herald and Weekly Times stimulating interest de spite fears of further interest rate increases, dealers said. Herald and Weekly Times rose ASI.OT to $3.85, compared with the News
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        Narrow gain in New York
        244 23 NEW YORK. Mon. Strength in oils and takeover issues helped the stock market to a narrow gain in active trading despite investor nervousness about Iran. Analysts said hopes that interest rates may be near a peak and a belief by some investors that the market
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        280 23 ZURICH. Mon. Share prices closed mixed in a generally thin session, dealers said. Rico Conserven featured gainers in otherwise little changed industrials. Its bearer share rose to 2,600 francs from 2.550 francs after Nestle reported it bought a majority interest in the company. Roco's registered stock was
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        Amsterdam mainly lower
        282 23 AMSTERDAM. Mon Share prices closed mainly lower on lack of buying interest owing to the fall of the dollar and the situation in Iran, dealers said. Most Dutch internationals eased but Royal Dutch gained 1.60 and Akzo 0.10 ahead of its third quarter results tomorrow. ABN fell
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        Selected Indices
        51 23 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 411.3 Friday 407.0 Week Ago 413.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 815.27 Friday 815.70 Week ago 821.83 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 720.08 Monday 718.88 Week ago 724.95 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 533.10 Monday 532.40 Week ago 553.28 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 865.87 Monday 685.77 Week ago 698.87
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        540 23 LONDON. Mon. Government bonds and equities closed firmer though off the day's highs. '•mlims said At 3 pm the FT imlcx was up 4.6 at 411.6 <'.o\ <<rnment bonds were BMMTU 'y up to 112 points higher at the longer end after earlier gains of
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        TIN
        108 22 THE STRAITS tin price edged another $2 higher to $2,063 per i picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 13' i tonnes to 162 '2 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady at lower levels with forward buyers falling £30 to £7,260 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on
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        Closing prices
        31 22 Rubber: Nov 20 Singapore: December: 292.00 cents (up 2.25 cents) Malaysia: December: 292.00 cents (up 2.25 cents) Tin: M$2,053 (up $2) Official offering: 162 V* tonnes (up 13Vi tonnes)
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        32 22 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday I previous in brackets). Wlrebar Spot C 983 (£938); sellers £SB4 (£985); Three Month buyers £993.50 (£994). sellers £994 (£996). Market tea*: Steady Sales: 8.950 tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        471 22 PRICES closed firmer in the Singapore rubber market yesterday, with December RSS One buyers quoted at 292.00 cents per kilo, up 2.25 cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Prices rose hall a cent in moderately active afternoon trading due to higher Japanese advices and short-covering interest. Opening prices were
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        70 22 lAB ISR3O ISRSO IULB IMRCV ;mr l IMRGP IMRS. IMR 10 >MR» IMRSO uupdtai (1 Mipalbt) is 11 u»P«IW<> iCUTMIIIt) B.T.r. B*U«n K4OD M»00N Ml 00 H3.00N 304-60 308.50N 306 SO *****N ntS aiioN K4W MUON MJ.OO «600N Ml 00 JOOON Jas»«r> (P*rw*r4 Mtkl Bar«ra 8«ll«n M
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        176 22 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at $27,336 per kilo and closed at C 7.445 In the Par East, gold opened at 1387.40 388.00. After Initial weakness whkn saw the price being traded at 1387 00 387 60. buying entered the market In the afternoon,
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      All round fall in interest
      347 22 VEXY QUIET aad easier conditions persisted at the Stock Kxraaage of Singapore yesterday. Interest was seriously lacking on all fronts. There were a few flrna featarea. But even In these, buying activity was rathei limited, reflecting the general hesitancy of the market as a whole.
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      284 22 DULL and featureless trading prevailed on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday and prices struggled to close on a narrowly mixed note. The mood in the market was one of general caution. Investors were reluctant to trade as there was nothing in the way of fresh Incentives. Instead,
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        NOMINAL RATES
        356 22 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Currencies Nominal ratas Smithsonian Percentage quoted yesterday (cross)parity change lxx-a.l dalUrn U on« unit of foreign curMHVI Lacal dollars to IM ■■Its of forelga correnclea: ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Nov 20: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for
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        Discount
        50 22 RANGE of prices offered by dis count nouses on Nov 20: Overnight S.'r Call deposits S' Clasiag BayiagSeUiag 3 month Treasury bills 511/18 5 8/19 3 month Bank bills 8 5/16 8 3/18 3 month CD 8'. 8 8 month CD 8 s t 8 Source: National Diacouni Co
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        30 22 Closing interbank rate* for Singapore dollars on Nov 20: Offer BUI Overnight 4M 4'< 1 month 7v, 7* 2 months 8 7 > 3mo«ths 8 8 Overnight mode 5MH
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      Prime lending rates
      27 22 THE avert* e rate at which majsr SUe-paw tmmkM are carreaUy prepared v lea. to tkelr Wt I cmitn to M per eeai J
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      Management behind bounce in S. Resins
      641 23 THK injection of new management expertise has been known to work wonders in improving companies' performances. This appears to he the case for Synthetic Resins I Malaysia) which recently reported a sparkling set of results for the year eniled June 30. 1979. Pre-tax profit
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      More SES rulings on Sime, Consplant
      148 23 More SES rulings on Sime, Consplant THE Stack frchmage af Singapore has made further rulings relating to transactions In Slme Darby and Consolidated Plantations shares daring the transitional period when the two companies are shifting domicile to Malaysia. Where share warrant certificates are delivered In time for registration and the
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      Gold Coin company in Sabah
      153 23 GOLD COIN Ltd, the feedmill operator, said on Monday Its Malaysian subsidiary, Gold Cola (M), has Incorporated a new company, Gold Coin Sabah Sdn Bhd. la a letter to the Stock Exchange of Singapore, Gold Coin said the aew company was incorporated on Oct U,
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      1324 24 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE SPECIAL OFFER:— GENUINE Oold-plau-d Orchids from tfi up- mrm^ wards. Call: 235. People's Park 13 Hi rl ft SttftO Centre. Tel: *****8 SPECIAL PROMOTION 'KELVM' Pianos (88 keys) $2500 just ar- LENCO DIRECT DRIVE turnUbles rived. Easy Instalments. Cash Model 1430DD for sale. (We acdlscount
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      1119 24 II EMPLOYMENT B^k An international company in r Jurong requires a IMTFRMAI AUDIf^LERK RECEPTIONIST (M.i.) CUM TELEX App«e*»n. M MMI.M OPERATOR Insurance Company. R*q««r»>m«nto: Singapore c.tlan, Completed «K:ondary educa- A?f 2y2 yv > ?-a- i i amh Must abl to operate a > p m h n rt PABX switchboard
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      1201 24 II EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED FEMALE CLERK Local Shipping Company requires 1 la** ill. Female Applicants must have knowledge of simple Accounts. OuaWHcatlons: Please apply personally lo:- English and Mathematics. "■Mi-^KJS*" 1 an C d C kn^ ,eage c o P I Ch«n C /se tmCaU IWPU T '~AL ESTATE, Experience ln
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      1320 24 II EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED A PERSONAL Asslstf v^r-^ ant. preferably with Insurance -MS^^ /J^fL^Ts qualifications or experience MmwWt/K'fSlu/rr-^) Interested apply direct to: Suite mmmmmwwtLwiii I* 513 stn floor Manhattan House. ff^S PUOUftmtq y ßhd chin Swee Road. Spore 0316 or I v2nL^ C come personally. S REOUIRED A RECEPTIONIST/ renuire. Typist
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      1350 25 II EMPLOYMENT ea»aa»»aaaai aaaaaa— —as. eai EXPANOWO COSMETICS COMPANY invite* all Ladles/ House31 Situations Vacant )'">> Part/Fuiitime < Beauty Advisors Experience not ne"essnry as training will be MH^^ H^^_^^_____ HH H^^_^ VVB provided Attractive Incentives plus fringr beneflL- Call Rona. C) SjtleS *****. at 281. 2nd fl xir People's Hanc(Viiirr
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      1378 25 II EMPLOYMENT MALE/FEMALE »AI E8 BTUOeHTS earn v much as you Rcpsf sthtitivt* can aelllng festive cards Attrae- B.lowTjreaxa\>f\£ live commission offered Ring a No experience required as 6aol training will be provided BTUOENTs EARN S2O daily 633-C. a Malaysian citizens nre ac- Block 209. New Upper Changl cepted Road
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      1103 25 II EMPLOYMENT O«-?ED^ e se D rv T M p^t^ I LS^JJO PTE LTD other copiers OCE 'O' level with ....jj, aiiniTl^Titi. «V.i m sound technical and mechanical «Smfii.ru!y?t background Must have own V P* < Lt MgCHAMK:> transport Please apply giving "•I" 1111 11 full details, contact telephone 2
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      755 25 II EMPLOYMENT Factory m Jurong requires: c) Domestic male workers Age below 4S veers BABYSITTER WANTED for 11 Pn¥ cal v m W n v, do Hs^Tel by 8P^ S E f Sa?«l Vor'n -Tro!.&nlS iisn Iei.MWSBi shift. Transport provided Ume IITI-Trfe^frJJnSh.n" 1 SUrt.ng salary $350 per month amah to
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      568 25 II EMPLOYMENT Dynamic Tool a Dm and equipment /QOa. development company raquirat the aaaaaav following paraonnal due to aipan .«<*— 'JW •ion 1) PNOOUCTION ASSISTANT c ITC graduates in Mechanl- HITACHI ELECTMWC DEVICES cal Engineering preferably (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. with some working experlence In Q C Inspection and invilei appHcanti
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      551 26 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant y*^T^^^». International Co. fc^l^^*^asaaaH seeks Wmtmtfttk t^A^ ppiMii BBiSil |H?P^^M ■BBaaawa| yj*ffiß^W| Va\WM ElSTwt JU j^ xbbbl sP2S A\* AU MMi|raf^|U .^^■Baaaai rrff^lll National Semiconductor NS ELECTRONICS (PTE)LTD JHaSaPaaPWal 1 100 Lower Delta Road I Singapore 0316 laßr^rfT^Bal That s right A new operator can
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      921 26 II EMPLOYMENT Qoflei ■Hi invites applications for KkUsiaQuDsl MALE PRODUCTION ■VWVH OPERATORS ■jMftVtM Requirements o 16 yaara and ab >va aaaV^wa^T^^Le^i^a^^Bai o Singapora/ Malaysian Citi- l^^afcHaJaaaslßaWMeafl Z#A9 flflg P#f n^>m#nl R#9l- I a- 3 Hi *W.M af a»1 *I*^taaai dants ■B^i^L^ r s_|^s ß^^ HH H a Primary education in
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      1404 26 II EMPLOYMENT y^~-y-N. Wa EstabNehed Cocktail Lounge *Sitlttt/L/r-^) STEWARDESSES DUbUAmna Bhd 2 shifts 330 -7pm. 8 -1145pm I ral/T/^^-/ Tolal Income In the region \}~sr of $1,000 plus Age 18 and above Experience not necessary requires Work permits available NEWSPAPER PACKERS Accommodation provided for non-Singaporeans Applicants must be Singapore i
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      1168 26 II EMPLOYMENT HAM-DRESSMO SALON requires I Experienced London trained aaaav Hair Stylists and Shampoo Girls. 1 Call: *****H, after 12pm MM II HAIRSTYLIST (HALE) 4 Shampoo (iirls required at Bedok Inter- laaTaßaaaaaaaaaTßl change Intersted ring: *****36 HELMSMAN WANTED FOR h r L^aaaaaaaaW bour craft wooden tug boat. Tel: I^L^fl Spore
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      1093 26 II EMPLOYMENT 'Ume^^\ gu B METRO (^fH/'^J' PTE LTD FEMALE rMTiH VIE WlltS (or a survey on teenagers from SECURITY Mth f*ovembe- 117*. to OFFICERS 31st December 1179 (HaleeVFaaaala) neojwtremavifa:- Singapore citizens aged 18 25 years Ueea* asaaata: Completed Pre-Unlverslty *21 years and above but working knowledge or i education
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      1367 27 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant i J *> <**•*« i| tkR ij REOUtftED A DELIVERY clerk Im- lj ■•i«di:ii>'ly Applicants must ..mplPtf fulltlme N S Age ru MtMFO c o. J. .irunrni 21 25, must obtain >, meHrcycle licence or class 3 FTC. LTD. 'Uivihk licence Either Chinese < TKR
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      1365 27 Ill VEHICLES BOATS I r VEHICLE FOR SALE MODEL OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 6 MONTHS ROAD TAX EXCELLENT CONDITION •LOW MILEAGE MANY EXTRAS YEAR OF MANUFACTURE: 1976 ELIGIBLE FOR FttRF CONTACT GEORGE TELEPHONE: *****3 Ext 141 I —^—^^=^g ALFA ROMEO OTV 2000 Immaculate condition. Alrcond. sports 40 BoatS f<H rims, radio/cassette
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      1690 27 Ill VEHICLES BOATS 1*74 DATSUN 1204. Air-con, radio 1077 FORO CONTMA 1.6 HI On* cassette, new paint, tyre. tax. tip- owner, original condition Airtop condition Tel: 2S84M2. cond. radio/cassette. $18 800 UTS OATBUN 120V One owner. on o Tel: *****8/*****1 alrrond. tape Showroom condl- 1 lion tll.400o.no. Loan W.000 ar-
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      1805 27 Ill VEHICLES BOATS 1»7S, MERCEDES 2MS Saloon 1 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA with tax. co. owner Sport rims, original one owner, private registered paintwork. Showroom condition. $14,800 View: 8. Lor S Realty Inquiries. *****12. Park (Off Upp Serangoon. 11 1975 MERCEDES 2S0S Manual, km) alrcond. radio/cassette, beautl- it77. TOYOTA COROLLA 1200
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      1099 27 Ill VEHICLES A BOATS 1072 AUSTIN 1300 OT Just over- 1074, YAMAHA MOTORCYCLE RD hauled, sports rims, console box. 125 r c Excellent condition $850 radio/cassette Excellent condl- Tel *****04 Lion (7.500 negotiable Call ia7s YAMAHA RO 200 Original *****01. bike, good condition $950 o.no. 1173 CITROEN OS Club. Station-
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      1017 28 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES FOR LEASE OCBC Centre Singapore's finest commercial landmark now substantially leased Rental from $30 14 psm/mth. Tuan Sing Towers Strategically located at Robinson Road/ Market Street Current rental of $26.91 psm/month for typical whole floor area of 41 1 sq m with possible sub-division. Ready for
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      925 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES M^\^ Industrial site at |"%JiC Sungei Pandan, _S 2*Z „Z West Coast Road. CAI C Suitable for wA\eLebM heavy industry. 84.623m 2 A K|b^ (910. 882 sq.ft.) L^^l^bV K fSe The property comprises several industrial and storage buildings with related modern offices, canteen and staff amenities. Infrastructure
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      1421 28 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES ANO MO KK> 4-roomed (partially MERUN PLAZA furnished 3-bed-furnlshed) $450. Bedok North 5- roomed maisonette, panoramic roomed $400 Queenstown 3- harbour view, alrconditioned. roomed $300 *****39. condominium facilities AvallAPARTMENT POINCIANA TOWER. "-We December $2,600 Also avallal Pandan Valley Swimming able smaller unlL JL. Chen Aspool Squash/
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      1763 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES COMPANY WRECTOR, BANKER. CORNER TERRACE In SemAmbassador looking for super bawang Hills. 3 bedrooms renobungalow (10.000 20.000 sq.ft.) vated $110,000/- 4.400 sq ft vain dlsts 9 11 Rental budget cant possession Greenfield from $5,000 $15,000 Owners call Housing *****55. *****84 Pan Asia Agencies *****6 CORONATION ROAD WEST.
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      1733 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Chempaka Court Pandan V il- DRAYCOTT TOWERS luxurlley 2.050 sq ft Fully furnlshr-d. ous apartment with 3 bedHigh floor $265,000 Oeneral rooms, large living/ dining Properties *****5/ *****8 Built-in area approx 2.800 t, beautifully RENOVATED Swimming pool, cen- J, tra alrcondltlonlng Near apartment on high floor at
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      1498 29 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 44 frrnfMrtiaa 11S 11i >n warenaua* I c «»u apace aiiaMatli lac ImiibmH tm*- Please contact c i rmmd Stong Ho* miarwaWewal (Pte) Ltd.. IMO. Lorong On*. Toa Payoh. Sfcigapor* «»1 DMT. a, CHOICE FREEHOLD land Tat 2S3S4SS in prime district comprising 40. 000 sq ft under
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      1364 29 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IbmV peace centre r^ «ho»»b KIOSKS KIOSKS I 2nd floor 4 units each 23 sq. COD QCUTAI metres j2»o so fL) r-OHHtNIAL omccs «th floor 152sq metre (l«3Bsq.fL) Ar« you loohing lor an iMsq. metre (2083 5q. ft) ktoal KleoJi lor promoting MmVMATE OCCWATKM CALL: MISS SEUNA
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      1522 29 V SERVICES .BUSINESS LARGE OUANTITY OF quality COl- OFFICE/FACTORY/HOUSEHOLD tared T-shirts for sale at $72 per Removals. Deliveries, drlver/ladosen. Tel: *****1 1/*****27 bour supplied, self-drive lorries LOOKBM FOR THOSE who are 'or hire, storage, odd jobs. Call: Interested In opening letter of CDT, *****87/ 44C2564. after of flee credit imported
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      44 30 Tn9 fwiMty of lh# lets MR MO HOOM CHIANG wi«h« to aipraat thak hsarttall thanks to Minister ol State tor Labour, MR. 9IA KAM HUI. r.l.l,.... IrtwKto. coiiagun and bu«in*«t ■uoctata* tor their kind attention r»«ih« and donations during thair racant Daraavafnant.
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      The Family Of The Late
      58 30 MISS CATHERINE HOW QUEE TIM ttiww Pst tor wmw, Anoorton And William Wan, Start and parents of Oueenetown Lutheran Church Children Centre, Staff of Port Master's Oept PSA, ISO of SIA. Tung Ling Kindergarten, members of HO 7SW, Faith Mltalon Home, NelghbourChrlstian Churches, ceWeepuet. friends,
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      142 Deaths
      92 30 A. KANDIAH retired Surveyor. Trengganu. expired at Vaddukoddal East Sri Lanka on 17th Instant. Cable received by A Kathlramalay ANG VIVIAN Dal* of Birth «th October 1tM D.u ol OMtti: Ittti No— mb»c 1t7t "WE COULD NOT BELIEVE YOU ARE GONE" GREATLY MISSED BY: GRANNY. MUM. DAD. SISTERS.
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      144 In Memoriam
      79 30 In E«*riovmg Memory T*r*M M. Mary Oa«p*r Dapartw) 21.11.78 Silently one year has passed since you left us In tears. You still remain close to us In our thoughts, hearts and In our prayers A devoted mother none could find. Dearly mtowd by h— band (Lano), chiMrtn
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      Lock icon Thomson may miss matches
      343 32 Badly twisted left ankle grounds him 'It's up like a balloon and I can hardly walk on it. Now I will have to have it X-rayed.' SYDNEY, Tues. Australian fast bowler Jeff Thomson may miss both the one-day international against the West Indies on Tuesday week
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      Lock icon Slow wicket worries WI's Lloyd
      332 32 Slow wicket worries WI's Lloyd WEST INDIES' captain Clive Lloyd believes his team could be top-heavy with fast bowlers for the thire forthcoming cricket Tests against Australia. Lioyd made his assess- ment after the West Indians had beaten South Australia by nine wickets in a three-day match at the Adelaide
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      Lock icon Butcher, Cobb are in u-19 tour team
      153 32 Butcher, Cobb are in u-19 tour team LONDON, Tues. Promising Leicestershire batsmen, Ian Butcher and Russell Cobb, are included in the 15-strong England under-19 party to tour the West Indies next year. Butcher, a right-handed baisman, is the brother of Surrey and England opener Alan Butcher. He has had experience
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      Lock icon WHITE BALL REJECTED
      106 32 WHITE BALL REJECTED SYDNEY, Tues. England's cricket players today rejected the use of white balls for the team's Benson and Hedges World Series Cup limited over matches held in daylight hours in Australia this summer. The decision means that the Australian Cricket Board will be obliged to make another concession
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      Special show
      27 32 THE National Museum will screen a special holiday film show entitled "King Football" tomorrow (10.45 a.m.) at their premises in Stamford Road. Admission is free.
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      Lock icon Press rage over the Australian side for first Test
      365 32 Press rage over the Australian side for first Test SYDNEY, Tues. Controversy raged today among sports writers over the Australian side named yesterday to play in the first Test against the West Indies next week. Former Test star Bill O'Reilly, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald, said the new Australian
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      Lock icon Pakistan's Test team
      52 32 BANGALORE. Tues. Pakistan cricket selectors have chosen the following 11 to play in the first Test against India here tomorrow. Majid Khan. Mudassar Nazar, Zaheer Abbas, Javed Miandad, Wasim Raja, Asif Iqbal (captain), Imran Khan, Wasim Ban (wicket-keeper), Abdul Qadir, Iqbal Qasim, Ehtesham-ud-din and 12th man Talat
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      Lock icon Woodcock moves...
      143 33 LONDON, Tnes. The transfer »t England and Nottingham Forrst soccer striker Tony Woodcock went ahead as planned here yesterday, with West German clnh PC Cologne's paying CtSMN (S2.M million) for him. The formal transaction took place In a hotel near London air- port where Woodcock met the Colognf
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      Lock icon D-day for six places in European tourney
      651 33  -  ALEX FRERE Holland East Germany clash is most evenly balanced By LONDON, Tues. The last jigsaw pieces of the European Nations' soccer championship will be slotted in tomorrow when six matches will provide almost all the remainii<g missing qualifiers for June's finals in
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      Lock icon Five new faces in English u-21 side
      147 33 LONDON, Tues. Already assured of a place in the finals of the European Nations' football championship, England's under-21 selectors yesterday announced an experimental team for tomorrow's game against Bulgaria here. Team director Dave Sexton, who is also manager of First Division club Manchester
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      Lock icon South-west lose two more top internationals
      142 33 EXETER (England), Tues. The South-west's chances of following the North of England to victory over New Zealand here today receded even further, when two more England internationals Alastair Hignell and Barry Nelmes dropped out. The South-west had already lost three players Mike Rafter, Colin
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      Lock icon Japanese triumph
      43 33 TOKYO, Tues. Kinji Shimatani, of Japan, belted a three-run homer to power a Japanese All-Star team to a 3-2 come-from-behlnd victory over the Combined All-Star team of two United States Major Leagues for the second and final U.S.-Japan match today. -UPI.
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      Lock icon Scots third
      23 33 MONACO, Tues. Scotland's junior footballers edged out Czechoslovakia 1-0 here yesterday, to take third place in the Monaco international tournament. AFP.
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      BRIEFS
      106 33 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Carlos Gattiker, Argentina's rising star of the junior ranks, showed excellent fitness and good passing shots to beat the stronger, but slower. Australian Paul Kronk 6-1, 7-6 in the Argentina US$175, 000 ($381,500) Open tennis tournament yesterday. In the only other match of the day, Alejandro
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      Lock icon ...but Keegan's still undecided
      303 33 LONDON, Tues. England striker Kevin Keegan said here yesterday he would decide in the next three weeks how his future in football would be spent. Keegan is under contract until the end of the season with West German side SV Hamburg, but his name has already
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      Putra Kinta shows plenty of dash in 600m workout
      462 33  -  FAIRWAY By PUTRA KINTA should prove hard to beat when he goes over 1,800 metres at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The Gold Rod four-year-old has been consistent and has not been out of the board in six outings this season. Putra
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      Lock icon Raelene to undergo surgery
      70 33 MELBOURNE, Tues. Triple Olympic silver medallist Raelene Boyle, of I Australia, will have to temporarily suspend her preparation for the Moscow Olympic Games. Raelene was admitted to hospital today and will undergo surgery, almost immediately, for a damaged achilles tendon. Her coach for the last six
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      Lock icon GATTIKER UPSETS KRONK
      381 33 Stevaux withdrew with cramps; Wolfgang Popp (W. Or) bt Andrew Jarret (Eng) M, 6-4. 6-4. In Bright*!, qualifying matches 'ook up the first day's play in the fio.OOO ($236,500) Daihatsu women's international tennis tournament yesterResults: F. Mihi (Rum) bt M. Pakker (Hoi) 6-4. 6-2; M. van der
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      Two top Australian coaches are coming
      240 34  -  ERNEST FRIDA By THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association has accepted Australia's offer to send two leading coaches to hold clinics in the Republic next year. Maurice Nicholas, chairman of the SAAA selection and coaching sub-committee, said yesterday: We have asked for the coaches to
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      Lock icon Chan tells bowlers to vie for top honours
      315 34  - Chan tells bowlers to vie for top honours KEN JALLEH Jr. By SINGAPORE'S contingent for the world FTQ bowling championships in Manila were given a "confident send-off by Chan Chee Seng, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), at the Singapore Island Country Club last night. Expressing his confidence in the bowlers,
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      Yap has the last laugh on rival Tan
      405 34 Yap has the last laugh on rival Tan YAP CHIN BOON, who lost to Tan Kai Kok in the team event last week, had the last laugh in the national table tennis championships at the Poi Ching School last night, reports PETER SIOW. Yap, obviously motivated by revenge, played like
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      Lock icon Football deaths
      48 34 OLDENBURG (West Germany), Tues. Two football players died during yesterday's Lower Saxony League games. Eighteen-year-old Christian Doenke, a midfielder with the Buchholz club died during one game, and 22-year-old forward Werner Schweer collapsed after 42 minutes of play during another match in the same area. AFP.
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      Lock icon Snella dies
      26 34 METZ (France), Tues. Jean Snella, one of France's most respected soccer managers. died here early today after a short illness, his family announced. Reuter.
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      SICC to meet Seletar
      66 34 THE Singapore Island Country dfub and Seletar women will play a golf match at Island course tomorrow. The SICC will be represented by Jeanette Sim, S. Yasuda, B. G. Pang, L. Chua, S. Chan, K. Loh, Y. Kato, J. Patel. The Seletar team: P. T. Lim,
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      What has the Press done to the STTA?
      316 34  -  PETER SIOW Comment. ..by WHAT hM the Press ever done to the Singapore Table Tennis Association? I ask myself this question today In the face of Increasing leprosy-like treatment. All we ever did was to publicise the sport and, from time to
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      Lock icon Borg beaten
      29 34 INNSBRUCK (Austria), Tues. American Vitas Gerulaitis. in an exhibition tennis tournament last night in the Olympic indoor hall here, beat Swedish ace Bjom Borg 6-3, 7-5. AP.
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      Ratanapol honoured
      201 34 ATHLETES of Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, China, Indonesia and the Philippines have been invited by the Thailand Amateur Athletic Association to witness the unveilling ceremony of Anat Ratanapol's statue, reports ERNEST FBIDA. So highly do the Thais value their former Asian Games sprint champion that they are erecting his
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      Gardens win
      44 34 SERANGOON GARDENS beat Kirn Keat 3-1, while Telok Blangah edged out Upper Serangoon 2-1 (extra time) in inter-constituency matches at the National Stadium yesterday. Bukit Timah also edged out Kampong Chai Chee 5-4 on penalty kicks, after a 2-2 draw at full-time.
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      Lock icon Singapore draw 0-0
      57 34 DACCA. Tues. Singapore held South Korea to a goalless draw in the second phase of the Aga Khan Gold Cup soccer tournament at the Dacca Stadium here yesterday. Results of the day's other two matches: Bangladesh Jute Industries Corporation beat Bangladesh Brothers Union 6-1 (half-time: 3-0), Indonesia
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      S'pore grouped with China, Malaysia
      777 35  - S' pore grouped with China, Malaysia JOE DORAI: Shock greets Jitta and his team in Bangkok By Bangkok, Tues COACH Jitta Singh had a shock on his arrival here today with Singapore's 18-member squad for the King's Cup soccer tournament, starting here tomorrow, when he learned that Singapore had been
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      56 35 FOUR members M the Singapore Indians soccer team, (tram left) R. Senlva«an, Selvanjoo, S. Manoh*r*n and Roy Krishna*, head towards their goal the Deep* vail Cap against Malaysian Indians at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday. They were part of the Singapore team training under coach N. Slvafl at Farrer
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      Sandvik held
      19 35 SANDVIK drew 2-2 with 1 General Electric Housewaresj in the Jurong inter-company soccer tournament at Jurong yesterday.
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      Penang ask for a date
      145 35 PENANG Malays, the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer semi-finalists, have asked to play a friendly match against a Singapore club at the National Stadium on Saturday week (7.30 p.m.), reports BERNARD PEREIRA. And the Football Association of Singapore has selected Geylang Internationals, the Republic's Na- tional
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      Sue meets Ong at Kallang today
      218 35  - Sue meets Ong at Kallang today KEN JALLEH Jr. By SUE COGSWELL, 28, the world's No. 2, will play against Raymond Ong at Kallang today in what is billed as the Fred Perry Challenge of the Sexes. And it can truly be described as a challenge for Sue as she
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      Lock icon Mifsud beats Everton
      111 35 Mifsud beats Everton COLOMBO, Tues. Paul Mifsud. of Malta, came close to a semi-final place in a hotly contested Group Two game of the world amateur billiards championships here, when he beat Clive Everton, of Wales, 1,111-871 today. Mifsud has won five* matches out of six and has only one
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      SCSSC hockey entries close today
      55 35 SCSSC hockey entries close today THE Singapore Civil Services Sports Council will be organising its first six-a-side nockey tournament at Balestier Road on Sunday week. Ministry and department teams, including statutory boards, can take part in the tournament. Entries should reach the secretary of SCSSC today. Each team can register
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      Soh will lead Malaysia in King's Cup
      291 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuot SOH CHIN AUN will lead Malaysia's team in the King's Cup soccer tournament, which begins tomorrow in Bangkok. For him, it will be a return to a scene of tri- umph as the Bangkok tournament gave Malaysia one of their
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      Seow to inject new ideas into billiards
      275 35  -  PETER SIOW By THE world amateur three-ball championship, currently under way in Sri Lanka, has been a revelation to Scow Kong Hoe, president of the Singapore Billiards Asaociation. It has inspired the 57-year-old Dusinessman, who just returned from Sri Lanka, so much that
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      95 35 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Singapore Schools v Selanjjor Schools (SBA hall, 8 a.m.). BASKETBALL Inter-con-stituency tournament SOCCER SIA Inter-de-partment league: SIA Town Office A v Engine Overhaul Centre, Ground Services v Engine Area 4 B, Technical Supplies B v Flight Operations B (Mounlbatten ground, 5. IS). Friendly: Queenstown FC v Tiong
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      Reservists triumph without Tan
      252 35  - Reservists triumph without Tan BERNARD PEREIRA By SHELL SPORTS CLUB did not carry out their boycott threat against the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association in the men's junior interclub badminton league at Guillemard Road last night because SAFRA did not field the controversial Bernard Tan. But despite Tan's absence, SAFRA
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      BAHRAIN QUIT IN PROTEST
      94 35 BAHRAIN QUIT IN PROTEST ABU DHABI, Tues. Bahrain withdrew from the Asian soccer tournament in protest against a decision by tournament officials to suspend two of their players lor two matches, the official Arab Emirates News agency said yesterday. This leaves only the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon and Syria competing
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    Lock icon Saudis back US moves on hostages
    287 36 Saudis back US moves on hostages WASHINGTON, Tues SAUDI Arabia has given its support to moves the United States took in response to the holding of hostages by Iranian students at the US Embassy in Teheran. "We appreciate the wisdom of the way the US is dealing with the situation,"
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    Lock icon Stampede
    41 36 ABILENE (Texas), Tues. A herd of 700 cattle brightened by the howls of coyotes at sundown stampeded from the Triangle Ranch near here yesterday straight on to a freeway, where 11 of them were killed in the heavy traffic. AFP.
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    35 36 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones industrial average, which surrendered 0.43 point yesterday, was ahead 0.34 point to 815.61 an hour after trading opened on the New York Stock Exchange this morning. UPI.
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    Lock icon Border refugees all set for the big move
    348 36 BANGKOK.Tuesday THE first of hundreds of thousands of Kampuchean refugees massed alone Thailand's eastern border were expected to be moved into camps tomorrow, military sources said today. They said the sick and weak among some 430,000 Kampucheans who have fled their hungry
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    Lock icon Arafat: We will not mediate
    174 36 Arafat: We will not mediate BEIRUT, Tues. Palestine Liberation Organisation chairman Yasser Arafat said yesterday the PLO will not mediate between the Iranian revolutionaries and the United States Government for the release of Americans held hostage in Teheran. "We did not and will not mediate between the Iranian revolution and
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    Late CLASSIFIED
    44 36 KANO SK>W KKM Age 65 passed away peacefully on 20th November 1979 leaving behind beloved wife Sheng Sul. 3 sons. 3 daughters. 2 daughters-in-law. 3 sons-in-law and eleven grandchildren to mourn his loss Lying in state at 82 Cardiff Orove. Spore 1955.
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    Lock icon I was a traitor, Blunt admits in public
    306 36 I was a traitor, Blunt admits in public LONDON, Tues. Anthony Blunt, the Soviet spy at Buckingham palace, today publicly admitted that he was a traitor who worked (or the Kremlin out of political conviction. Looking totally composed despite the scandal raging around him, he explained his motives on television.
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    Lock icon CIA link?
    45 36 NEW DELHI, Tues. Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Yeshwantrao Chavan said today that the government had begun an inquiry into allegations that a minister in former Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi's Cabinet had links with the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). AFP.
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        1008 1  -  KWAN ZI Series on famous personalities By SUMMER 1405, at a port in the present day Liuhe in the lower Yangtze estuary, 27,800 men set off on an imperial mission. Their cargo comprised silk embroideries and valuable Chinese products. The fleet of 62 large vi'ssi-ls and
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        121 1 INSIDt Doctor's warning Patients who are too smart for their own good, oar doctor this week warns, win only harm themselves when they insist on having a whole battery of physical tests even when they are not necessary. Also, an Interview with Sue Cogswell, the world's No woman squash player,
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      730 2  - PICK of the DAY DANA LAM 1 ON COUNTRY Matters (channel 5, 3.35 p.m.) this afternoon is a story on young love. H.E. Bates' The Four Beauties, presents some extraordinary women including a Tina, a Sophie and a Christabel, who vie with each other for the heart of a junior
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      188 2 Varsity band's concert MUSIC to suit varied tastes that's what the University of Singapore Concert Band promises to dish out to those who attend its coming In-Tempo Concert 1979 at the Singapore Conference Hall next Saturday (Dec 1) at 8 p.m. This 56-member band which started
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        254 2 SINGAPORE FILM SOCI- munity centre at 8 p.m. HEALTH CAMPAIGN ETY presents A Pro- LEARNINGM AND A- MOBILE EXHIBITION at gramme of Animated RIN PRONUNCIATION Thomson Plaza from 2 FUmT by NoTman ™*<> V PIN < Pt fc m 930 P m On Mrljjrpn at the riiltural a by Mr
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        1160 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Please 6.35 Don't Ask Me Don't Eat The Daisies Haunted 7.05 New Mickey Mouse Club Houses, Little Boys 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) 3.30 Diary of Events (Malay) 7.55 Happy Days Goin' To Chicago 3.35 Country Matters The Four Beau-
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        Mission to animate the East
        558 3 Concluding a two-part series on Asian animation, DANA LAM interviews Mr Robi Kngler who Ls conducting a coarse on the subject at Cepta TV. MR ROBI ENGLER is 39, Swiss and ruddy a complexion that is noticeable despite a tumble of golden ha r and
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        Pianist's search for beauty
        496 3  -  LING POON WAH By iLoJr "THE growth of a concert pianist is a slow process and the search for the beauty in music is infinite." Humility echoes from the words of Czech pianist, Mr Ivan Moravec, the last celebrity artiste to perform with the SSO for
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        Fairy Tales for chamber music fans
        295 3 Fairy Tales for chamber music fans THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra will present an evening of chamber music with clarinet at the DBS auditorium on Nov 27 at 8.15 p.m. Chamber music fanatics can revel in a programme comprising Schumann's Fairy Tales Op 1S2, Mozart's Quintet In A Major, K. 581
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        267 4 %WKTOT««ffFOir^ TOMORROW'S DRAW 92/79 ro oo Ni o o o TO WINNERS WITH FIVE NUMBERS CORRECT DRAW AT COLOMBO COURT AT 5.15 P.M. GET YOUR TOTO COUPONS L NOW! A .if iCHONG GAY y^-\ THEATRES LTD lIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIMIIII GOLDEN Q TOWN PALACE ZENITH SPBCIALLV SELECTED far Ifer SCHOOL HOLIDAYS! LAST FEW
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        170 5 HOOVER IT: Whether its long-haired rugs or short-pile carpets terazzo or parquet, cushions or car interiors: Hoover it. Hoover it means suction to take up dusi. a good brush for fluff, then a gentle beating to remove damaging deep-down grit. Hoover it also means scrubbing, polishing and shining floors in
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      Year of the silent child
      2364 6  - Year of the silent child W. J. WEATHERBY By in London As the Year of the Child draws to a close, are we as far away from understanding its subject as ever? IYC is a strictly 9 adult event and that is its weakness: For adults to speak for children
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        351 6 C S.E.Asia International Exhibition of Consumer Electronics Electrical Appliances CONEX-ASIA'BO The Grand Annual HOME VIDEO FAIR 21-25 October 1980 WTC Hall 2 Singapore If your tradd in: CONEX-ASIA '80 is a rational extension from ENEX 78 Home Video and Sound Equipment As roducts and innovation in consumer electron.es are developing
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    • THE TIMBER INDUSTRY BOARD Supplement
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        Timber centre to be opened today
        296 8 THE chairman of the Singapore Manufaeiin ers* Association, Mr Michael Yeo, will open the Singapore Timber Centre at the World Trade Centre today at 11 a.m. The centre was established by the Timber Industry Board to display the wide range of timber and timber
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        Dynamic industry whose growth potential is exceedingly good
        1039 8 IT IS or.? of thi i injuring paradoxes of the timber industry in Asia that Singapore, although without a timber producing forest, today ranks as one of the major producers of wood products in the region. This unique position is perhaps best
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        Message from Mr RIDZWAN DZAFIR, Chairman, The Timber Industry Board
        298 8 THE total volume of timber and timber products exported from Singapore for the first nine months of this year amounted to 1.6 million cubic metres valued at SJ835 million. When compared with the corresponding period last year, the volume has
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        Message — Mr ANTHONY NG KIOK PEH, President, S'pore Furniture Manufacturers' and Traders' Association
        455 8 Message Mr ANTHONY NG KIOK PEH, President, S'pore Furniture Manufacturers' and Traders' Association IT GIVES me great pleasure to contribute this message on the occasion of the opening of the Singapore Timber Centre. Tropical hardwoods are getting more diffiult to obtain each day as supplies are dwindling. In view of
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        Message — Mr LIAO CHAO HWANG, Chairman, S'pore Plywood and Veneer Manufacturers' Assn
        186 8 Message Mr LIAO CHAO HWANG, Chairman, S'pore Plywood and Veneer Manufacturers' Assn THE establishment of the Singapore Timber Centre by the Timber Industry Board is a timely and far-sighted move as the timber industry in Singapore has been developing by leaps and bounds over the past few years and has
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        Message — Mr KU PAK MING, President, Singapore Timber Exporters' Association
        161 8 Message Mr KU PAK MING, President, Singapore Timber Exporters' Association SINCE its inception, the Singapore Timber Industry Board has devoted much time and effort in promoting the timber industry in the republic. By way of publications, seminars, trade fairs and overseas missions, the board has done much to assist local
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        With recognition come the ever mounting orders
        820 9 THE drvelopment ol the wood furniture industry in Singapore is a natural extension of one of the country's oldest industries sau, milling With industrialisation still a remote prospect then, Singapore saw its first sawmill shortly after the turn of the century. Over the
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        The Timber Industry Board's functions
        543 9 THE Timber Industry Board is a statutory body established under the provisions of the Timber Industry Board Incorporation Act, 1973. The board replaces the former joint Singapore/Malaysia Timber Export Industry Board and became operational on April 11, 1974. The functions and duties of the board
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        108 8 Heartiest Congratulations to Singapore Timber Centre on their Official Opening from ICS GROUP OF COMPANIES:INDO COMMERCIAL SOCIETY PTE. LIMITED INDO COMMERCIAL SOCIETY (M) SDN. BHD. ICS HOLDINGS PTE. LIMITED ICS REALTY PTE. LIMITED HAIFUNG SHIPPING PTE. LIMITED HAIFUNG SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD. SAFEENAZ COMMERCIAL (S) PTE. LIMITED ADDRESS SUITE 202.
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        53 8 Heartiest Congratulations to SINGAPORE TIMBER CENTRE from pp michwee associates private limited 5704 WOH HUP COMPLEX SINGAPORE 0719 TEL: *****20 TELEX RS ***** CABLE ADD: MICHWEECO 11 Heartiest Congratulations to 1 SINGAPORE TIMBER CENTRE from HinQsmon mM DESIGNERS PRODUCERS 1-14. 8LK A.TONG LEE BLDG 35 KALLANG PUDDING RD. SINGAPORE 13.
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        709 9 r Heartiest Congratulations to r> r Heartiest Congratulations to SINGAPORE TIMBER CENTRE Heartiest Congratulations to SINGAPORE TIMBER CENTRE frjorn^ SINGAPORE TIMBER CENTRE from (JMJWMUj frOm r~A~~| WORLDWOOD FORESTS PTE LTD VS.y-3--r--r-r .-V i RHA=I (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) A. E. MADAKIA CORPORATION «i*3fcA*w*s] M m BthfIoor iHOBINAHOUSE shentonway Specialist Timber, Plywood,
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        Doctor knows best
        1431 10  -  DR L.C.Y. Do you really need all those X-rays and biopsies? By The dangerous patient is the one who thinks he knows better than his doctor, and insists on having a whole series of tests and X-rays. He doesn't realise that, in the case of X-rays, exposure
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        Getting to know world's No. 2 lady squash player
        804 10  -  RAY ANG By Manager of the Singapore Tennis Centre WOMEN in squash, however good, still find it hard to get sponsorship. Most of them are forced into semi-retirement or simply playing at inadequate regional tournaments. Sue Cogswell, currently No. 2 in
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        152 10 II I Wait till you ice th© whites of our eye* So»»g« /tk m, i Th«exciu*ve (J ~\^r ~X KD >2 \< fttfencga If f J B»n!«n.r.«!,on.Pt.LM summer range V^*lT IM9 "Oi/noiTongßu«r»ng BALENCIAGA 'S now avariatxe ai .I^^^ Xa °"~t?Zmr'""" wattnootacaihouwsana J 1 I select Department skxm ANTIQUE COUNTRY AUCTION
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      Multi-nationals of Third World
      1703 11  -  CHEE PENG LIM About 1,100 identified by Harvard study By MNCs multinational corporations are already well-known, perhaps notoriously so. (Perhaps to remove such corporate giants from the opprobrium some members of that fraternity had brought upon themselves, the MNCs are these days referred to as TNCs
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        186 11 I AHiW^Bf -NEW 1980 ROTARY MODELS I^r^ I k STEPPING UP COOLING POWER i^^^^^i i^r^^^^^B IhßiH Mi^^^^3Hßl The Sanyo SAIO4BZ/5A1248 The smooth rotating action of the roller inside the cylinder provides a balanced rotational power and quiet, vibration-free compression. Silent. Energy saving. Less moving parts. Longer service life. Compact installation
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      End of road for the London cab?
      542 12  -  LISA WOOD Drive for a sleek, new look sparks off world furore By in London A CAMPAIGN by London taxi drivers to replace their familiar black cabs with sleek saloon cars, possibly from abroad, has caused "world-wide I consternation." The Licensed Taxi Divers'
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      Lock icon Pocket-sized translators fall short of expectations
      480 12  - Pocket-sized translators fall short of expectations KIDESUKE NAGASHIMA By in Tokyo THE much publicised pocket-size electronic "Language Translator" being marketed by Japanese and American firms, seems to have fallen short of its promise as a boon to students and travellers. The device, which looks and works like an electronic calculator,
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