The Straits Times, 11 December 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    PHEY FACES SIX CHARGES
    829 1 CBT of union funds alleged TRADE union leader Phey Yew Kok stood stiffly and stared into the distance as six charges against him were read to him in a magistrate's court yesterday. The 45-year-old chairman of the National Trades Union Congress faces four charges of criminal
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    Lock icon Iran in bigger risk of world trade curbs
    629 1 Iran in bigger risk of world trade curbs WASHINGTON, Monday THE prospect of a world trade embargo against Iran seemed greater today as US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance flew to Europe for talks with America's allies about the holding of 50 American hostages in Teheran. But Iranian Foreign Minister
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    Lock icon Saint's blood still liquid
    77 1 MADRID. Mon Blood said to have belonged to a fourth century martyr. Saint Pantaleon, has still not coagulated after it liquified as it reportedIv does each year on his name day, July 27. According to monks at the Incarnation Monastery here, this is a bad omen.
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    Lock icon Oil hike?
    40 1 BAHRAIN, Mon The authoritative Middle East Economic Survey said today that Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and perhaps Venezuela may raise their crude oil prices before an Opec ministerial conference in Caracas on Dec IT. Renter.
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    Lock icon Rebel charge
    44 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Soviet Union has stationed 25,000 troops and advisers in Afghanistan to aid the Marxist Government in its fight against Muslim rebels. Mr Zia Khan Nassry, chairman of the "Afghanistan Islamic and Nationalist Revolutionary Council", said here today. AFP.
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    Lock icon Border talks
    35 1 DACCA, Mon. India and Bangladesh have agreed to hold fresh talks in an attempt to defuse their border dispute, which Bangladesh claims has drawn Indian tanks and troop reinforcements to the frontier. UPI.
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    Lock icon 'US may withdraw 1,000 N-missiles'
    96 1 BONN, Mon. The United States will probably withdraw 1,000 tactical nuclear missiles from Western Europe in response to the Soviet Union's planned troop reduction in East Germany, a senior West German official said today. He said the US move would probably be announced at the
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    Exclusive pictures of the US embassy hostages
    119 1 Exclusive pictures of the US embassy hostages THE view Inside the US Embassy In Teheran where M Americans arc being held hostage by Iranian students for the 31th day. The hostages are kept blindfolded, a form of psychological pro— re usually adopted by kidnappers to cow their victims Into submission.
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    Lock icon '60,000 Viets in Laos'
    521 1 VIENTIANE, Monday THERE are about 60,000 Vietnamese soldiers and nearly 100 civilian advisers or "experts" in Laos, according to a reliable Laotian source. The Vietnamese presence, although almost invisible in Vientiane, is a source of widespread irritation and even discontent, observers said. Laotian intellectuals often feel
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    Lock icon COURT PUTS OFF ACTION
    44 1 WASHINGTON, Mm. The Supreme Court t«Uy postpone u«in any x'Uon on President Jimmy Carter's deristsn to end the IS defray treaty with Taiwan. The e*vt had been expected to auMuce same action before It began a few-week recess today. -NYT.
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      80 1 §o pages today GANG OF M-CYCLE THIEVES CRIPPLED Pag* 8 DISSIDENTS reoccupy the Tabriz Radio complex 4 LEBANON shuts airspace to Iran planes S CHANGES imminent for ageing Europe 8 EX-INSPECTOR gave drugs to girl, court told Causeway Pag* 11 CROSSWORD It COMICS U EDITORIAL PAGE 18 LETTERS II CITY
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      Lock icon 'Everything gone wrong at once' slump
      309 2 'Everything gone wrong at once' slump WASHINGTON, Mon. AN ECONOMIST with the prestigious Brookings Institution set out to discover the reasons for the recent slump in American productivity and reached a conclusion all can appreciate. Probably, economist Edward Denison writes in a 200-page study released over the weekend by Brookings:
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      Lock icon West to further tighten belt on oil imports
      259 2 West to further tighten belt on oil imports PARIS, Monday WESTERN Industrial nations are expected to tighten their belts another notch this week by setting individual ceilings on their oil Imports for the first time since the energy crisis began. The prime sponsor of this measure ata been the I
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      Lock icon NEW WALL OR OLD THEY WRITE ON
      121 2 NEW WALL OR OLD THEY WRITE ON NEW wall or old, the words were just as effusive, as Beijing residents can testify. They were reading the latest offerings on the capital city's alternative to the disgraced Democracy Wall. I Already called by some I Chinese "Bureaucracy Wall," the new wall
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      Lock icon Junkets offered for these couriers
      172 2 Junkets offered for these couriers HONGKONG, Mon. Hundreds of Hongkong residents were offered expense-paid holidays in Canton to take in luxury goods for sale in Chinese black markets, the independent South China Morning Post reported today. Items the couriers were expected to carry included television sets, watches and tape recorders.
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      Lock icon Warning about crime was true for store-owner
      86 2 ATLANTA, Mon. J. K. Ramey's tyre store in downtown Atlanta has been sporting a giant sign on the roof warning people about the city's high crime rate. Now he's got proof somebody burglarised the store. "I'm telling you, I don't know what's wrong.
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      Lock icon Amok 'plane'
      41 2 NEW YORK. Mon. Several football fans were injured yesterday when a radio-controlled model plane, part of a halftime demonstration, went out of control and plunged into a group of spectators. Police said two people were taken to hospital. AP
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      'Aussies could become poor whites of Asia'
      843 3  -  VINCENT STOVE By Our Sydney correspondent Shadow of dissent as Nato ministers hold talks BRUSSELS, Mon THE defence ministers of Natos European members met today under the shadow of threatened dissent within the Western alliance over the deployment of a new generation of
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      Lock icon US planes for air
      78 3 forces Jusuf JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia will soon receive two squadrons of ietfighters from the United States to beef up its air force, a report said today. Quoting Defence Minister M. Jusuf, the newspaper Merdeka said Indonesia will receive two 16-plane squadrons ,of SkyhawKs and F-s's beginning
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      Lock icon Chiang's pledge to wipe out Reds
      112 3 IAIPKH, Mon. Nationalist Chiaeae President CMmk hlng-kui. today declared that the communists en China most be wiped out. "No matter what the changes In international iib'Mcs and so long as the confrontation between the «2^w»cratic camp and the communist bloc continues, the Republic of
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      Lock icon Gang trial
      48 3 TOKYO. Mon. The trial o( the Gang of Four, led by Qiang Qing. widow of the late Chairman Mao Zedong, will begin in January, according to Mr .lunichi Kosaka. professor of Chinese literature at Daito Bunka Cakuin University, who returned from a China trip recently. UPI.
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      Lock icon Make concubinage legal proposal
      115 3 SANTA CRI'Z (Tenerife). Mon. Spanish fascist leader Bias Pinar, arguing against legalising civil divorce, has proposed that Spain make concubinage legal instead. Mr Pinar. in the Canary lsland!> to open two new offices of his Fuerza Nueva (new force) Party, told a meeting of 400 people
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      Lock icon Cartier head in car mishap
      73 3 NEW YORK, Mon. The president of Cartier International was struck and killed by a car in Paris on Saturday, a spokeswoman for the exclusive jewelry firm in New York said. Robert Hocq. 63, who lives in Paris with his wife and two daughters, was walking
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      Mystery of holed ship
      61 3 AUCKLAND. Mon. Marine officials were today investigating how a Panamanianregistered ammunition freighter laden with explosives holed itself on rocks just outside this major New Zealand port. The 1.198-tonne Happy Runner ran aground last night at Shearer Rock after picking up its load of explosives at Motuihe
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      Lock icon Thais rehearse evacuation from tense eastern border
      254 3 Thais rehearse evacuation from tense eastern border BANGKOK, Monday THAI AUTHpRITIES today rehearsed a mass evacuation of people living in three districts close to the tense eastern frontier with Kampuchea, military sources said. Tension has increased in the area in recent days with a number of incursions into Thailand by
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      Lock icon '40-hour week to remain'
      65 3 Canberra, Mon. Australia will maintain its standard 40hour working week (or a long lime. The Minister (or Productivity. Mr lan Macf-nee, today described people who believe Australia ran afford a 35 howweek as "living in a dream world." He said that a 35-hour week would add
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      Lock icon Russians 'concerned'
      128 3 TOKYO, Mon. SOVIET ambassador to Japan Dmitry Polyansky today expressed concern that Japan's large-scale economic cooperation with China could lead to helping Beijing in the military field, Foreign Ministry officials said. The envoy expressed Soviet concern when deputy Vice-Foreign Minis- ter Yasue Katori briefed him on the five-day
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      Lock icon New acting premier of S. Korea
      277 3 New acting premier of S. Korea SEOUL, Monday DEPUTY Premier Shin Hyon-Hwack, the chief architect of South Korea's most recent economic success, was named today as acting premier in the first cabinet appointment by President Choi Kyu-Hah. An announcement by Mr Choi's spokesman said that Mr Shin, 59, was named
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        Lock icon On hostage situations
        62 4 I hi X Hid X count in how lo deal with hostage situations has become part of the curriculum at the Marine's Security i ii till School, in Quantico, Virginia, which trains sentries ror duty at United States ■ml'isNii". Rut detaiLs of the new ourse. which was
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        Lock icon Iranians hit by inflation
        81 4 THE average Iranian Ls more worried about soaring inflation than about the fate of American hostages held in the US Kmhassy Prices of such staples as bread, rice, milk and ground meat jumped by 40 per cent. 45 per cent. 65 per cent and ISO ixT
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        Lock icon Carter now more popular
        50 4 PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter's impularity has more than doubled during the Iranian crisis. Ni'usweck magazine reported in its latest edition. In the past four weeks, Mr Carter's support has jumped from 30 per cent to 61 per cent, according to a poll commissioned by the magazine. AFP
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        Lock icon Shah still vulnerable
        72 4 i.UrM HASHING techniques used by enterprising journalists show that even in his heavily-guarded sanctuary in the largest US air force base in San Antonio, Texas, the deposed Shah of Iran is vulnerable At least 21 incidents in which reporters and photographers have coolly strolled, joggod or driven
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      Snack-time for both captors and captives
      100 4 ABOVE: It's time for mi afternoon snack for both captors and captives at the US embassy In Teheran. This picture was taken in the embassy's kitchen. Three of the 5« lIS hostages (centre, two of them bearded) eat sandwiches as their captors watch. One
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      Lock icon DISSIDENTS REOCCUPY RADIO COMPLEX
      269 4 TABRIZ (Iran), Monday TURKISH-speaking dissidents reoccupied the Tabriz radio complex today, but a highlevel government delegation arrived for mediation talks to try to settle Iran's latest internal crisis. At least nine people were killed and some GO wounded in city-wide gunfights between demonstrators and revolutionary guards
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      Lock icon KHOMEINY BLAMES 'TRAITOR' CARTER
      112 4 TABRIZ (Iran), Mon. In an escalating campaign to discredit the United States, Ayatollah Khomeiny today called President Carter a traitor and urged Americans not to vote for him in the presidential campaign. He also blamed the US for fomenting a major crisis in north-west Iran. "Carter
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      Lock icon I will avenge my brother's murder vows princess
      273 4 I will avenge my brother's murder vows princess PARIS, Mon. The sister of Prince Shahryar Shafik of Iran has vowed she will avenge her brother's murder, and she said the fight against the Islamic regime in Teheran was only starting. Princess Azzadeh Shafik, who edits a "Free Iran" news bulletin
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      Lock icon Lebanon shuts airspace to Iran planes
      423 5 BEIRUT. Mon THE Lebanese Government has ordered the country's airspace closed to Iranian planes and instructed border posts to turn back Iranians not carrying valid entry visas from the Lebanese Embassy in Teheran. The get-tough measures were introduced hours after a radical Iranian religious
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      Lock icon UNKNOWN JETS FLY OVER LEBANON
      136 5 UNKNOWN JETS FLY OVER LEBANON BEIRUT, Mon. Unidentified jet fighters flew over Iyehanon today as this troubled nation braced for a showdown with Iranian volunteers sowing to join Palestinian guerillas in southern I-ebanon. Palestinians said the jets were Israeli. Guerilla positions on Beirut's south-eastern fringe and in Sidon, 40 km
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      33 5 HONGKONG. Mon A battalion of British paratroopers will reinforce Hongkong security forces early next year in their battle to dam a flood Of illegal immigrants from China, the government announced today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Israelis in a huff over arms aid to Egypt'
      194 5 Israelis in a huff over arms aid to Egypt JERUSALEM, Mon. Israeli leaders want the facts an a reported US$3 billion (about Ss*s MlUon) arms deal between the taJted States and Egypt, and they want to know why they were not told In advance, government officials said today. According to
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      Lock icon Libya expels PLO man in Tripoli as row erupts
      309 5 Libya expels PLO man in Tripoli as row erupts BEIRUT, Monday A SIMMERING dispute between the Palestine Liberation Organisation and Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has erupted into a blazing row with the Libyans expelling the PLO representative in Tripoli. Palestinian sources said the dispute was over the tactics the PLO
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      Lock icon Charity for brothel
      113 5 Charity for brothel BEATTY (Nevada), Mon. Almost the whole population of this tiny mining town attended a charity auction at the weekend to raise funds for a new town brothel. The people were crestfallen when a fire destroyed the premises of Fran York and her six girls three weeks ago.
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        52 5 A SHORT-LEGGED mongrel dog named Rats has been given a medal for "devotion to duty" in Northern Ireland. Two years ago Rats attached himself to troops fighting Irish Republican Army guerillas in South Armagh. He became their mascot, goes on patrols, Dies in helicopters and was twice blown
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        Lock icon Anti-rock bonfires
        60 5 A MINISTER in St Paul. Minnesota, who says rock music has a Satanic influence, is leading believers in burning thousands of dollars' worth of their records and tapes. The Rev Steve Peters, 26, who led his flock of anti-rockers in two bonfires that destroyed US$27,000 worth of recorded
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        Lock icon The white mermaid
        66 5 THE M»OIMAID statue of Copenhagen's port has fallen victim again to paint-wield-ing vandals. Firemen had to call in experts on Sunday to get the white plastic paint off it. In addition to similar incidents in the past, the statue was decapitated in 1964, and neither the head
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        55 5 JOHN TRAVOLTA was given a Sour Apple award by the Hollywood Women's Press Club at the weekend as the star most likely to believe his own publicity. He left films for six months after his last picture "Moment by Moment" received poor reviews, but he is
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        Lock icon Balmy winter surprises
        57 5 THE MILDEST December in 25 years has upset nature in southern England. Walkers on the Sussex Downs picked wild strawberries and primroses on Sunday, lilac trees were in bud in London gardens and blackbirds were among wild birds laying eggs in old nests. The temperature reached a
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      Lock icon Protests, so scripts won't be auctioned
      117 6 Protests, so scripts won't be auctioned LONDON. Mon. Eight historic royal documents, including the script of the accession speech of King George VI, were withdrawn yesterday from a Sotheby's auction after protests by advisers to his daughter, Queen Elizabeth II Neville Leigh, clerk to the Privy Council, said he warned
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      Lock icon Changes imminent for ageing Europe
      484 6 BRUSSELS, Monday EUROPE is ageing and experts are studying what this will do to its economy and lifestyle. In the next decade, they see continuing high unemployment, high welfare costs and a clear shift in people's needs, purchasing habits and way of life. Some changes
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      Lock icon Dangers and misery of a Nobel prize
      272 6 BOSTON, Mon THERE are dangers and there can be misery > n winning a Nobel prize, Nobel Laureate Paul Samuelson of Massachusetts Institute of Technology says. Comments by Mr Samuelson and other Nobel laureates from Massachusetts were reported by the Boston Herald yesterday,
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      BISHOP SHEEN DIES, AGED 84
      215 6 BISHOP SHEEN DIES, AGED 84 NEW YORK, Mon. Roman Catholic Bishop Fulton John Sheen (above), who enraptured US Catholics and non-Cath-olics alike with fervent television sermons in the *****, died at his New York home today, the New York Archdiocese said. He was 84. Bishop Sheen had a history of
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      Lock icon TITO STILL ON THE MARK
      69 6 TITO STILL ON THE MARK THE hunting season for diplomats is just over. A moufflon and a fallow deer, late autumn's hunted victims, tell the tale of President Josip Tito's shooting prowess. The ground Is already turning cold here In karad jar Je\ o Yugoslavia, and the President Is seen
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    Ex-inspector gave drugs to girl, court told
    615 7 A FORMER station inspector, who arrested four people, including a teenage girl for a drug offence, released them and later offered free drugs to the girl, a district court heard yesterday. Tan Kah Hock, 30, then a Special Constabulary national serviceman attached to
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    Two robbed and posed as policemen
    279 7 Two robbed and posed as policemen TWO MEN yesterday pleaded guilty in a district court to two charges of robbery and two of impersonating police officers. Mohamad Rabbit, 25, who had 13 other charges taken into consideration, was sentenced to 30 months' jail. K. A. Rajah, 22, with nine other
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    Molested girl, 9
    106 7 A SWEEPER, Mah Yek Chuen, 27, was jailed six months by a magistrate's court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to outraging a nine-year-old girl s modesty. The court heard that the girl was riding a tricycle with two of her friends on the ground floor of a
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    Pig rearing: PPD completes visits to farms
    227 7 Pig rearing: PPD completes visits to farms PRIMARY Production Department officials have visited pig farmers in seven catchment areas to explain to them that they would have to phase out pig rearing there completely by Sept 30, 1961. The explanation exercise, which started last October, ended early this month, a
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    On robbery charge
    48 7 K. S. VIJAYAN, 31, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with robbing Mr Ankappan Palaniandy of $50 and a watch along Sembawang Road on Aug 9. He claimed trial, and the rase will be mentioned again on Dec 24. Bail of 8,000 was offered.
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    Buffet party
    24 7 THE Princess Elizabeth Estate community centre's youth group will hold its annual buffet parly at the centre on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    DAY HOUSEWIFE, 61, NEVER CAME BACK
    109 7 A 61-YEAR-OLD housewife who left her home one morning saying that she was going to pray never returned home, a coroner's court heard yesterday. The body of Madam Loh Lai Khene was found at the foot of a block of flats in Clementi Estate
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    Police cripple gang of m-cycle thieves
    297 8 POLICE HAVE crippled a six-man gang of motor-cycle thieves with the arrest of four men, including one believed to be the gang's leader. The police, who said the thieves had been active since August last year, have recovered some parts from stolen machines which
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    514 8  -  JUNE TAN By MKING deaf does not stop them being creative, humorous, lively, and a joy to speak to. Talking to them can be very much more exciting than speaking to so-called normal people. It's the way they move, smile
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    FILIPINO LEADING IN XMAS CHESS TOURNEY
    150 8 FILIPINO LEADING IN XMAS CHESS TOURNEY INTERNATIONAL Chess Master Ruben Rodriguez of Philippines is in the lead in the Singapore Christmas Chess Championship after the seventh round last night. Rodriguez beat Li Zunian of China with a powerful Ringside attack in a Sicilian Defence game and is half a point
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    CC classes
    29 8 THE Mountbatten community centre will hold classes in volleyball, basketball, table-ten-nis, pugilistics and Tai Chi Ctuian soon. For details, ring *****7 from 3 Dm to 10 p.m.
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    CPF: Reply today on MP's query
    425 8 CPF Reply today on MP's query LABOUR Minister Ong i Pang Boon is expected to I announce today in Parlia- ment whether the government will exempt employers and their workers who are above 55 years from paying to the Central Provident Fund. The MP for Thomson, Mr Ang Nam Piau,
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    HID DRUG IN CAKE
    64 8 A MAGISTRATE'S court heard yesterday how a 29-year-old Malaysian hid a straw containing some powdery substance in a banana cake. Zainudin bin Zakaria, a ship's steward, pleaded guilty to possessing 0.002g each of heroin and morphine. He was found with the drugs when a customs officer
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      571 8 HOUSEWIVES' MARKETING GUIDE The retail prices for market items are provided below for general guidance only. AREA/MARKET: KANOANG KERBAU LIM TUA TOW ITEM UNIT PRICE ITEM I I UNIT I fTO PORK Lean Meat 605g S3 60 $3 80 VEGETABLES Bayam 605g JOBOJIOO -^7 Ug $5 9516 75 a j^
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    Two helping in shooting probe: Police
    409 9  -  N. G. KUTTY By TWO men are now helpin,» police in investigations into the fatal shooting of a bill collector, Mr Ting Thuan Kwaa, and the wounding of another man by a lone gunman in the Kandang Kerbau area on Friday. The two. both
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    Jordanian prince meets Dhana
    104 9 PRINCE Mohammad Al Talal of Jordan yesterday called on the Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Dhanabalan at City Hall. Mr Dhanabalan later hosted a dinner for Prince Mohammad at the Top of the M. Mandarin Hotel. Prince Mohammad, who is on a five-day
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    28 FACTORY WORKERS HURT IN TRIPLE CRASH
    183 9 28 FACTORY WORKERS HURT IN TRIPLE CRASH TWENTY-EIGHT factory warhers, mostly women, were Injured in a triple crash Involving an SAF armoured car and two private bases In Chaa (ha Kang early yesterday morning. The Injured and other passengers were taken to the Singapore General Hospital In a fleet of
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    Court reverses order on extended time for security
    295 9 Court reverses order on extended time for security THE High Court yesterday reversed an order it made last week in a civil case between Far Eastern Bank Ltd as plaintiff, and two defendants. South East Asia Air Transport (S) Pte Ltd and its j managing director, Mr j R.M. Ferguson.
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    On fraud
    29 9 THE Head of Commercial Crime Division, (II). will attend the 3rd Symposium on International Fraud at the Interpol General Secretariat. Saint Cloud, France, from today till Thursday.
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    Stolen furniture found through buyer
    278 9 Stolen furniture found through buyer A MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard how an antique furniture owner found his stolen furniture through the man who bought them from the tnieves. Police Prosecutor Asst Supt T. S. Zain said Mr Peter Wong had placed his family furniture at the front porch of his
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    Yoga course at Ghim Moh
    43 9 A THREE-MONTH intermediate yoga course, at $27, will be held at the Ghim Moh community centre every Tuesday starting next week between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. For registration, please call *****0 between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m
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    Study aid
    58 9 AN art leacher from Rangoon Secondary School. Miss Chtiß Seok Tin. who has won financial assistance from the Singapore Cultural Foundation to study Advanced Printmaking at Hornsey College of Art (Middlesex Polythenic). London. Acting Minister for Culture. Mr Or.g Teng Cheong will present the award to her tomorrow,
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      Lock icon Express train goes off rails: One dead
      135 11 Express train goes off rails: One dead IPOH, Mon. A man was killed and several people injured when the Butter worth- Kuala Lumpur passenger express train derailed at Behrang, about 112 km south of here today. The body of the victim, identified as Ong Chee Heong, 18, of Penang, was
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      Lock icon Instructor killed in copter crash
      136 11 Instructor killed in copter crash JOHORE BARU, Mon. A Royal Malaysian Air Force flying instructor was killed when the Alouette helicopter he was piloting caught fire and crashed at the RMAF Training School at Kluang garrison this morning. Eye-witnessess said the helicopter was coming in to land when it suddenly
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      Lock icon Temple case judgment postponed
      109 11 KLANG, Mon. Judgment in the Kerling Temple trial was postponed to Dec 24 by the Sessions Court here today. Eight men V. Jayaraman. 23, V. Malaindy. 32. M. Krishnan. 24, A. N. Subramaniam. 18, R. Sappany, 20. A Veerapan. 29. X Arumugam. 25 and S. Tangiah.
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      Died on the way
      56 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. One hundred and fifty of the 10.416 Malaysian Muslims who made a pilgrimage lo Mecca this year died of old age during the Journey, a Pilgrims Management and Fund Board official said today. The official also said the last group of 113 pilgrims
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      Lock icon Six bodies found
      53 11 KAPIT, Mon Rescue parties yesterday recovered the bodies of six of the 12 mussing passengers of the boat Binlans Pila which capsized in the Peia^us rapids along the Raiang River two days ago Five were recovered near the spot of the incident while the other was found
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      Lock icon Education Minister on use of Bahasa
      214 11 Education Minister on use of Bahasa KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Ministry of Education issued a statement yesterday correcting a newspaper report that had quoted the Minister, Datuk Musa Hitam, as having said that the government could not compel the courts to use Bahasa Malaysia. The statement said the Minister had
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      Lock icon MOROCCO: 'NO-VISA' TEAM HELD
      75 11 MOROCCO: 'NO-VISA' TEAM HELD CASABLANCA, Mon. A Malaysian Muslim delegation has been held here since Saturday by security services, well-informed sources said in Rabat today. The delegation, which flew in from Rome following a visit to Algeria, reportedly arrived here without the necessary Moroccan visas. The Malaysian Charge d' Affaires
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      Lock icon Proposed Commodity Exchange: Members to meet soon
      296 11 Proposed Commodity Exchange: Members to meet soon KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Primary Industries Ministry will soon call a meeting of international brokers, dealers and potential members of the proposed Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange which is expected to be operational by the middle of next year. Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul
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      Lock icon More cattle for more milk
      62 11 BANTING, Mon. The government will import between 15.000 to 2.000 heads of dairy cattle evey year until 1990 to expand the dairy industry, Welfare Minister Datin Paduka Haijah Aishah Ghani said yesterday. She said the cattle would be imported from Australia and New Zealand to
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      Lock icon New charter
      34 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A children's charter is being drawn up and is expected to be ready soon, the vice-presi-dent of the National Council of Women's Organisation, Puan Zaeha Ismail, said yesterday. -NST.
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      Why girls fear 'The Boxer'
      123 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Salesgirls of department stores in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here are being terrorised by a man whom they have nicknamed "The Boxer," the Star reported on Saturday. The man, about 1.7metre tall, and stockily built, makes his appearance at around lunchtime and
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      Lock icon Three killed, nine injured in Perak gangland shootout
      235 11 Three killed, nine injured in Perak gangland shootout IPOH, Monday A GANGLAND gunfight over women and its aftermath ended with three people dead and nine others injured in Karai, 45 km north of here today. Perak CTO chief, Datuk Henry Chin, this afternoon said three youths attacked a group of
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    'No such proposals for computer school'
    146 12 'No such proposals for computer school' A JAPANESE executive yesterday denied press reports that Japanese computer and peripheral equipment makers are proposing to the Singapore Government the setting up of a computer training school for the region. The managing director of the Centre of International Cooperation for Computerisation (Singapore office),
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    Tour to Telecoms
    34 12 ALJUNIED community centre will organise a tour (or students to Telecoms, Meteorological Service and Jurong Town Corporation on Dec 21 from 8 a.m. Fee is $2. Those interested should ring *****9
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    Enter — a machine churns out fishballs
    330 12 Enter a machine churns out fishballs THE days when a mee-seller sits down to mould each fishball individually are over, if the invention of a group of students from Singapore Polytechnic is anything to go by For the five students have come up with a machine that will turn out
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    Christmas party
    89 12 GEYLANG West community centre will hold a children's Christmas party at its premises on Christmas Day at 3 p.m. It is open to all members of the centre's children's club and all children living in Geylang West. Tne centre's youth group will hold a Welcome '80 party at
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    CUSTOMS OFFICERS ON GRAFT CHARGE
    137 12 CUSTOMS OFFICERS ON GRAFT CHARGE TWO customs officers were yesterday charged In a magistrate's court with corruptly accepting money as reward for supervising the clearance of cargo at the Railway Goods Shed (Import Sec- Uon) in Nelson Road. Choo Sek Chiam and Tay Kirn Scan, both at- j tached to
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    Silver coins on sale
    50 12 THIS year's $1 slrrline silver proof coin went on sale at the Currency Board at Empress Place yesterday. Priced at $M each, the B,IM silver pieces for sale are expected to be snapped np by collectors within the next few days, a Currency Board official said.
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    Happy days are here again for these children
    218 12 THE success of a threemonth project aimed at entertaining children from low-income families has &rompted Nanyang niversity students to organise a follow-up programme. Nantah 's Sociology and Psychology Society which was responsible for the Volunteer Social Service Scheme n Have Love For
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    Kids' books display and puppet show
    76 12 A CHILDREN'S books exhibition will be held at the Tiong Bahru People's Auditorium in conjunction with a Japanese puppet show on Saturday and Sunday. The exhibition, organised by the Educational Publications Bureau, will be open from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and
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      236 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp THEN ILL fI X SUPPOSE ILL I I MEV. WAIT UP, MAC I AUMTIP.BABY, THE I *ONT Wf4R V LOCk; uP ALl I hAve to vVEAR i NEVER SAW YOU y-{ /WAN WAS ARRESTED I THAT RENTED I YOUR CLOTHES IT BUT
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      395 13 /^M^P This Christmas, little angels dress up I at Metro. 1 O'^ &^^^> Even the naLJ g htiest llttle rascals will look angelic Your children may not behave like little angels I^^^ -t^^r X^^^J in these appealing Christmas party outfits trom but in these great looking outfits, they'll certainly m^&:--7^\*js~+jjf
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    Retired firemen bid farewell
    101 14 Retired firemen bid farewell A FINAL wave as these i retired firemen bid fond farewell to the Chief i Fire Officer, Mr Arthur Llm Ben* Lock, (la batik shirt), with whom Mine of them had worked tor over a deeo.de. The farewell came after the men, part of a groap
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    Christmas party
    48 14 A CHRISTMAS party for children of the Bukit Merah and Toa Payoh "latchkey" centres will be held at the Star of the Sea Kindergarten, Holland Road, on Dec 19. The party, held by the PreJ School Teachers' Association, will be from 2 p.m. till 5 p.m.
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    CC camp PEK Kio community centre
    33 14 CC camp PEK Kio community centre will organise a two-day camp with a hike at Pulau Tekong on Saturday. For details, contact the centre at tel. *****41 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    For children
    27 14 THE Buona Vista community centre's youth group will hold a children's overnight camp at the Buona Vista Secondary School on Saturday from 3 I p.m.
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    6 months for smuggling cigarettes toDRC inmates
    235 14 6 months for smuggling cigarettes toDRC inmates A FORMER Vigilante Corps national serviceman who bought cigarettes and smuggled them into the Selarang Park Drug Rehabilitation Centre for inmates was sentenced yesterday to six months' jail. In addition, Tan Bee Chuen, 20, was also ordered to pay penalties totalling $80. He
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    LET OUT ROOMS WITHOUT LICENCE
    114 14 LET OUT ROOMS WITHOUT LICENCE A woman who let out rooms in her apartment block to lodgers without licence was yesterday fined $600 in a magistrate's court. Madam Nah Woon Hoe, 54. admitted permitting her premises at Rose Lane to be used as a hotel without a certificate of registration,
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    Jail, cane for having a spearhead
    93 14 Jail, cane for having a spearhead A NATIONAL serviceman was sentenced to three months jail and six strokes of the cane by a magistrate yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to possession of a spearhead. The court heard that Neo Thiam Sing, 19, was seen behaving suspiciously with another man along
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    Dinner and dance
    54 14 THE Kampung Kapor community centre women's subcommittee and youth group will hold a New Year dinner and dance at the Hotel Grand Central's Omei Restaurant on Dec 31. The function is open to the public and tickets are at {22 each For details, tel *****86 between 3
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    Film on Korea
    39 14 THE National Museum will screen two films Beautiful Korea and Oyster tomorrow at 8 p.m. at its premises. The films aie by courtesy of the South Korean embassy. Admission is free on a firstcome first-served basis.
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    Two-day camp
    24 14 THE Teck Ghee community centre will hold a two-day children's camp at the Teck Ghee Primary School from Saturday at 9 a.m.
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    Malaysia relying less on S'pore for exports
    327 14 SINGAPORE'S middleman role in Malaysia's external trade is falling. Malaysia is relying less on Singapore for re-exporting its primary produce. This is because Malaysia is putting more steam on direct marketing to consumer countries and using more of its own port facilities. i
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    'Govt man' jailed 4 months for extortion
    205 14 'Govt man' jailed 4 months for extortion A FARMER and his girl friend were sitting on a grass patch near Jurong Bird Park car park last Saturday night when a "government officer" told them it was an offence to be there, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Teo Wee Kuang, 36,
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    Winners of metric competition
    71 14 Winners of metric competition THE chairman of the Metrication Board and NTUC Welcome, Mr Baey Lian Peck, will present prize* to winners of a Display and Sale in Metric competition at Happy Century Restaurant tomorrow at noon. More than 200 Fair Price shops and all the 13 NTI'C Welcome supermarkets
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    Live firing
    25 14 POLICE will conduct live firing exercises in the Southern Live Firing Range at Pulau Senang today from 9.30 a.m. to 12 30 pm.
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    First permanent discount for aged
    178 14 THE Singapore Experience Pte Ltd has taken the lead by giving a permanent 50 per cent discount off normal admission tickets for all Singaporeans over 55 years old. Its general manager, Mr Dee Tao, said in a letter to the chairman of the organising committee
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      347 15 Swissair has more room instead of more seats. Swissair has taken the decision to have more attention; you won't wake up with you'll get more out of your flight if our As to where and when you can fly with only eight seats abreast in the economy a stiff back;
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    S'pore ships not calling at Iran
    155 16 S'pore ships not calling at Iran MOST a*gM«re shipping Uses have tUpped cailiac »t InuUM parts far the pMt few maatka because *f the Internal problems there. Mast af them, except far IraalM Umcb, have stopped shipping Roatb to Iran heemmae of higher freight rates ■■< liwruw caver. I>airt week,
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    The sun may help S'poreans keep their cool
    286 16 THE prevalence of air conditioned buildings and homes in Singapore may make solar cooling a viable option in the future. At present the cost is high mainly because solar collectors are expensive equipment. In a two-tonne absorption chiller, the cost of the
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    FRAUD ONE OF TOPICS AT SOCIETY MEETING
    159 16 FRAUD ONE OF TOPICS AT SOCIETY MEETING TOPICS on fraud and the responsibility of professional accountants will be discussed by Singapore accountants at their sixth annual conference at the Regional Language Centre in Orange Grove Road beginning on Friday. The conference will be officiated by the Senior Minister of State
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    Exhibition of S'pore-made goods
    88 16 Exhibition of S'pore-made goods HANDICRAFTS 79. an exhibition of made-in-Singa-pore goods, will be open to public at two places National Museum Young People's Gallery from Dec 19 to Jan 6 between 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m., and Nanyang Siang Pau Auditorium from Jan 10 to 13 between 9 a.m. and
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    Show at library
    66 16 The Marine Parade community centre will screen a film, Abba, at the Marine Parade library auditorium on Dec 15 at 10.30 a.m.. 2.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Free tickets are available at the centre The centre will also hold a fancy dress party at the Singa Inn
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    DCA's assurance of ample space for freight
    294 16 DCA's assurance of ample space for freight THERE will be enough space to house airfreight forwarders at the new Changi International Airport and an extra 15,000 sq m of land has been reserved for expanding the cargo terminal, if needed. This point is made by the J3epartment of Civil Aviation
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    Rafflesian who rose to the top dies of heart attack
    266 16 Rafflesian who rose to the top dies of heart attack IX)RD Cole of Blackfriars, an old boy of Raffles Institution who reached the top of the corporate ladder in two leading British multinational companies, has died after a short illness. He was in a hospital in England when he died
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    Fatally ill man found in park: Kin sought
    102 16 Fatally ill man found in park: Kin sought A MAN who was found semi-conscious at the Macßitchie Reservoir grounds last Saturday night, died shortly after admission to Toa Payoh Hospital. He was found groaning at about 10.25 p.m. by a couple, who contacted the police. The man told police that
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      239 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS soup (10.5) 5 Effect of punch to be wtth4 UtUe bird, o« that takes ,o j; <„, his letter* ionhl» head (8) s AcckteflU u y f ln d successful performance (4.4) 14 aomly in a gentle way (9) 10 Drawing kind of circle round v
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      478 17 Mistletoe, Christmas pudding, carols Lobby Bar VFWVTAD'CFVF Tnn? SantaClaus. presents, feast.ng. dancing and An f ple Christmas spirit available till 3 am. I KfcW YkAK'S H. V&, IUU! F TafsChristmasatthe Hilton. Music by guitarist Patrick Lee. Ga a New y^, Eye j^^. Beapartofit.P.annowandb^kear.y. CHRISTMAS DAY 1 fi'lX b^rfJuTlESw- London. 1
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1979 COSTLY CURE
    413 18 The Straits Times TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1979 COSTLY CURE THE opening of an expensive private hospital invariably brings into focus the issue of how a society should order the priority of its medical needs and deploy the limited trained manpower it has to meet them. Ideally, there ought to be
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    LONG WAY TO GO
    385 18 THE two-month long talks between Beijing and Moscow on normalisation of relations have apparently ended on an inconclusive note. It is no surprise given the more than 20 years of hostility between the two communist giants. The best that could have been expected from the first
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    Lock icon Where all work stops for the flying doctor
    424 18 KOTA KINABALU: Fathers stop their farm work, mothers round up their children and the village school closes down when the flying doctor pays a visit. Few people would view a visit to the doctor as a treat, but to people in remote
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    Possible outcome of a nuclear war in Europe
    996 18 By DREW MIDDLETON in New York DEFENCE and foreign ministers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) are gathering in Brussels on Wednesday for a final decision on the deployment of 572 medium-range nuclear missiles in Western Europe. Aside from this issue
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    Lock icon How much relief goods are reaching the Kampuchean refugees?
    823 18  -  HENRY KAMM By in Sisophon district, Kampuchea KAMPUCHEANS who arrived last week in this sprawling encampi ment of low, thatchedroof huts, where about 300,000 refugees of famine and war are awaiting the future and thousands arrive daily told of undiminished famine
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      Knowing one's roots helps us attain cultural coherence
      723 19 I THANK "Aries" for his response to my letter, "How to establish 'roots' in one's culture" (ST, Nov 12). It seems to me that "Aries" was trying to equalise the present situation of the Englisheducated dialect-speak-ing Singaporean Chinese with that of the
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      Attitude to foreigners buying properties remains unchanged
      241 19 I REFER to the letter by "Distressed," "Why is it easier now for foreigners to buy residential properties?' r (ST, Dec 5). The same guidelines have been applied in processing applications received from foreigners for the purchase of residential property since the enactment
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      Flies make an unwelcome reappearance
      213 19 Flies make an unwelcome reappearance RECENTLY with members of my family, we had the occasion of eating out at a coffeehouse along Orchard Road, the Hawkers' Centre next to the Capitol Cinema, a coffeehouse in a shopping mall along Selegie Road and the Telok Ayer Market Hawkers' Centre. One unbelievable
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      New scheme helps to avoid traffic hold-ups
      105 19 WE wish to inform "Frustrated Commuter" (ST,| Oct 25) that with the conversion of Corporation Circus into a signalised junction, motorists are advised to make use of Corporation Road to proceed towards International Road. Corporation Road runs parallel to Yuan Ching Road and
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      How to clear bottleneck in Clementi roads system
      166 19 NOW that ClemenU New Town is almost filled up, there is a long overlooked bottleneck in the roads system which the PWD should look into without delay. Notice the absence of an opening along the stretch of road near the junction of
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      117 19 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Coif Pnc* SOt Amuol Subtcnption tI.V) For tutncr^tion. nil *****11 Ell 231 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. A GROUP of New Zealand banks has proposed a new form of tangible economic cooperation among Asean countries. The plans include a key role for Singapore. FOO CHOY PENG has the
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      1750 20 IHK lam transacted rrady sak- at lh» c\cm- .>( huMnov. m th« Slix k Kxchanitr Sing* [■ire yf\t»Milu comnarfN) with thr prwlOH r»T »ith 1979 hißh anil lo« I A.ijuvlr.l tnt v rip rights Lssu») Unit trusts MNGAPOKE I NIT TBIHT (Maaaujen' aftaea far Dae II) The Commerce"
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      1501 20 BID and after prices ofdrully listed and business* in an reported to the Stork Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares trailed 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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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1565 20 BID and ofler prim oHicially listed and business in and rrpi^rted to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday wuh the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified IMH STHUI.s Arns>(2 328) «Jh»m*U<3 02B) Ak«all82B1.87S) Aln HaM 1 1 288) ACkar
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        50 20 Irnnoh Minr« 1010 70 Kuo 565 20 Mom Mmil 12S +20 sihn Kinla 890 +15 Tan Chonc 430 14 V H 8 M.i« 378 *14 V H S 302+11 Lira Ho* 167 11 He rjuntm 700 +10 Kuala Sidira 300 +10 lii.nu [)rv 158 +10 H N.««r. 155 +10
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        42 20 M lUnkis.it 800 -5 Nil iron 806 -5 .rl.h.T t MS -5 C K T»o« 218 -5 L M W 138 -3 IliKh tow 438 -2 I B 342 -2 Boualead 322 -2 I'td PUnlitiona 310 -2 Public Bank 297 -2
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        34 20 SuK.r. 308.000 fOL 180.000 Haw Par 155.0U0 Faber Merlin 124.000 Sporr Land SB.OOO Inrhrapr 88.000 L' O B 84.000 V H 8 Mala 81.000 Straiti Trading 88.000 K I. Krpong 67.000
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        40 20 NOV I NOV 1U H T Index: 2697 38 2721 24 Industrials: 407.89 408.88 Finance: 758.78 758.16 Hotels: 325 97 326.81 Properties: 262.02 263.01 Minings: 233.87 235 26 Plantations: 708.46 710.36 0.C.8.C.: 395 40 395 57 S.E.S.Ind: 364.85 366.25
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        H'kong
        440 20 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed mixed after rallying from the early morning lows in very active afternoon trading yesterday, with the Hang Seng index finishing up 1.46 points at 784.48, dealers said. Hug Seag Baak and JardUK Matfccm led the market recovery, rising five dollars and 80 cents to HKJ122.00
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        343 20 SYDNEY: Stock prices closed firm yesterday, with gold and diamond issues keenly sought, dealers said. CBA rose six cents to A 53.78. and AjMm four to SIM on market talk that they may be making an unscheduled production report later this Among coal stocks, Caal ami Allied was steady
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        481 20 TOKYO: Share prices closed lower as late liquidations In energy-related issues and front-runners pared early gains yesterday, dealers said The Dow Jones average (ell 20.61 to close at 6.452 14 points, with a volume of 260 million shares. The New index closed at 449.67, down 0.43 point. Oils, trading
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        122 20 CHINESE PRODI IK EXCHANOE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICI'L YESTERDAY: Cmhl ail: Bulk till ieUen. old drum $117 sellers, m drum $121 •ellen. C«fn: Mixed (loose) UK Com $M 00 buyers Pepfer: Muntok ASTA while fob lOC. NLW $332 50 sellers. Sarawak white fob W« NLW $315
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        113 20 THE KILOBAR markrl lor (Old drlivmblr in Singaporr yestrrday opmrd al $30,035 prr kilo and closrd at 130 126 In thr Far East, gold oprnrd at US$427 75 428 75 Somr early buying lilted the phcr to (429.75 430 50 hr lore It rasrd back to (428 50 429
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        STRAITS TIN
        27 20 THE STRAITS tin price edged another $5 lower to $2,105 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 67 tonnes to 269 tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        408 20 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with December RSS One buyers quoted at 291.25 cents per kilo, down 2.25 cents from last Friday's close, dealers said. Prices dropped 1.75 cents during the morning session on Japanese arbitrage selling on account of the stronger yen. Japanese selling
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        CLOSING PRICES
        31 20 Rubber Dec 10 Singapore: December: 291.25 cents (down 2.25 cents) Malaysia: January: 294.50 cents (down 3.25 cents) Tin: M 52,105 (down $5) Official offering: 269 tonnes (up 67 tonnes)
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        89 20 NOON SSR .ck) SMK pnc*> >ni»rdav »A8 DMMbM il urr..i Mlkl Kuy.r. 5.11. T. SSR2O lluepdbtl 2MM JT SON SSRSn lluniallHl M 2» J64 SON MKELB J««u«t> SMK IV .lupiltal .(1000 312 OON >MRI llunpHbll 307 SO »»K >MKI,H ,1 i.» p.lW<i UNO I'NO -Mil lluxipSbll »3
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      Shares harden after noon
      298 20 THE first aalfl M sharp c»rTf<rd«o »n the Hongkong market wm received with J*lt by the S| n) r«p*re (teed market yesterday. Bat prices nulled towards the rl«« to finish steady. At thr end of thr first hoar the market teak a sodden tarn for the
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      320 20 FAIR buying interest helped prices to a steadier close on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading was moderate. Investor support was obvious across a fairly broad front and was strongest in the morning session. But the firm trend was not sustained and prices softened in the afternoon
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      Money and exchanges
      193 20 THE US dollar opened little clung ed at 12.1710 20 in Ihe Singapore forex market yesterday and closed slightly lower at $2 1700 07. Trading was thin and quiet is Ihe year-end approaches, with most trading confined to squaring of cornInterbank forward rates at 3 p m
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      NOMINAL RATES
      363 20 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Cuicawciai Nominal rat** Smithaoman Parcantaoa quotad yaatanlay (croaa)panty changa Loral dollars to o»e unit of foreign ourreacy: US dollar 2 1700 2.1707 2.8196 -23.04 Sterling pound 4.7020 4.7060 7.3469 -36.00 Australian dollar 2.3825 2.3940 3.4286 -30.51 NZ dollar 2.1120 2.1345 3.4286 -38.26 Canadian
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      Discount
      45 20 RANGE ol prices offered by discount houses on Der 10 Overnight 3 to 6. Call deposits t Cloauuj Bayiag Stlliai 3-monlh Treasury bills 6 6 Bank bills 813/16 811/16 3 months CD 811/16 8 9/16 6 months CD 813/16 811/16 Source: National Diacouat Co
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      Money market
      39 20 Closing Interbank rales for Singapore dollars on Dec 10: Offer Bid Overnight 6 6 1 month 87/16 8 5/16 2 months 8 8 3 months 8 i a Overnight mode 7 <*> er slightly from those quoted by
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      Prime lending rates
      25 20 THE Average rate at which majar Slagaporr baalu are ewreaUy prepared to lend to their best I rastomen la I.Z per eeat
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      Malayan Credit slips into the red
      706 21 MALAYAN Credit slips into the red in the first half of its current financial year ending March 31, 1980, dashing hopes that the encouraging recovery of the preceding year may at least be maintained this year. Group turnover was down by about 10.4 per
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      Acquired Pegi shares to be in Plaza's name
      875 21 Acquired Pegi shares to be in Plaza's name EASTWIND Holdings, the unquoted company which last week disclosed its acquisition of 41 per cent stake in Pegi Malaysia, will register the shares under the name of Goodyear Plaza Sdn Bbd (Plaza), a company engaged in propery development and investment holding headed
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      City Development to buy Ocean Radio
      483 21 CITY Development, a property developer, has announced plans to acquire Ocean Radio Building at Tannery Lane (or $10.3 million. To pay (or the building, the company will issue 8.655 million new shares of $0.50 each, valuing the shares at $1 19 per share. The
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      Magnum, KLSE reach agreement
      268 21 Magnum, KLSE reach agreement MAGNUM Corporation ud the Hub Lumpur Stock rCxrhangc announced on Thursday that mi "amicable agreement" has beea reaehrd on the Issue o( whether Magaam Nhould held an extra-ordinary general meeting M the sale M Its Permas Jsya shares to Bandar Raya Developments. Ik Joint statement came
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      Oriental's new shares
      151 21 Oriental's new shares ORIENTAL Holdings' special bamlpatra tone M tt million ikttM of $1 each at II.M has been oversubscrib ed by I.S times on aa overall bads. The open portion o( three million share* tkat la those sham not reserved bit available far sabaerlptloa by the bamipatn pabllr was
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      515 21 INDONESIA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SENIOR PLANNING ENGINEER The JOHN HOLLAND CONSTRUCTION GROUP, Australia's leading civil engineering construction contractors, intends to strengthen the operations of its Indonesian subsidiary by the appointment of a: SENIOR PLANNING ENGINEER who is a qualified civil engineer aged 30 -40 an experienced construction engineer with a strong
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      547 21 AUTOMARINI (S) PH. LTD. Subsidiary of LK-NES, a large Danish manufacturing group is expanding its soles service force in South East Asia With LK-NES' participation in automanne, we are looking for the following high calibre successful Sales Executives:(A) STANDARD PRODUCTS RE6IONAL SALES EXECUTIVES (B) L.T. SWITCHBOARD SALES ENGINEERS For the
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      665 21 IN THE HIGH (111 XT OF SINGAPORE I'mpum WlmUiw i p. N«.i« iro la the Matter af the Campaak* Act (Cap. 186) Aad la tke Matter af HART A (8) PTE LTD AOVESTISEMENT OP PETITION NOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the abovenamed company
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      619 22 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 rj (if r 1 —I^_ mm^ _p^ Moodoy Fndoy 830om -500pm O.<*r.ory 70 crt pet word >mn S\o 501 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE T«ne»C«ntts 9000 m 500pm (Man U9 1 5) Sundoy Tswi VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS 284*44ZZ I New InduMnol
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      905 22 I FOR SALE 4 SHOPPING 6UIPE iV^/ Exquisite^^-==^f Gift Calendars I by leading UK's Botannic Artist Amidst the finest selection of unusual Gifts this iTiiLaß—Lsfl Tanglin Shopping Centre. H ]'9 Tang'm Road. Singapore 1024 KGLORY CO. U| 445. 100 Chut Hold. Sftfiporc 1542 l l9r-l Facts-: 12, SanMf. Crescent ShfapOTt
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      1099 22 _i I FOR SALE A SHOPPING GUIDE RE-UPMOLSTERY OF OLD sofa ror home, hotel, office and residence Reasonable price. Tel: *****8 anytime 11 Gardening MAMAM OREEN TURF Pte Ltd specialised In turfing all types of carpet grass and cow grass Call *****88 ext. 634. Satisfaction guaranteed. SPECIALISED M TURFINO all
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      1199 22 II EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED COMPANY BE OUIRES Book-keeper Starting salary $600 to rTOO with prospects Apply with particulars and enclose duplicate School and Accounting Certificates to: S T Box ABIOO2. ESTABLISHED COMPANY URGENTLY requires (I) Female Invoicing Clerk (2) Bill Collector. Interested contacl Mr Hul *****1 ror Interview EXPATRIATE COMPANY LOOKING
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      1191 22 II EMPLOYMENT iUMOR STENOGRAPHER REOUW- REOUMED IMMEDIATELY GENCft ED Immediately Minimum »l Clerk rum Tvdhi and Sales qualification OCE O level with cferkfor LlThtlnK shop Inter credit in English Ring 32M38 for ci^ please apply to: ST Box c a A9IOOB REOUMED UROENTLY STENOG X RAPHER Should possess good I
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      1460 23 II EMPLOYMENT FEMALE/ MALE SALES Representatives wanted to sell sports prizes trophies lo schools/ clubs Attractive salary plus commission Must possess class 3 driving licence Apply In writing stating telephone number with nonreturnable photo to S.T Box MM FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT required by Record Library Call personally: 217. 2nd Floor.
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      683 23 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED MALE* FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES a Experience not necessary c Transport and training provided c Assured monthly Income above $500 Call personally between 10 am and 3 pun. from Tun day to Friday si UNITF-9 GREAT EASTERN HOTEL a SHOPPING CENTRE 401 MACPHERSON ROAD SINGAPORE 13M WANTED SALESGIRLS
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      346 23 VO/PER PRIVATE LTD OUAUTY CONTROL TECHNICIAN (GOOOS IHWAROS) matured individual lo man this the Aral stage el production quality. Ma will be responsible lor the Following c Inspection of Incoming materials and equipment to ensure conformity with specifications c Conducting or organizing for tests on specific equipment and material. c
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      962 23 II EMPLOYMENT Trading Company requires tor iniiiiadiala employmenl:1. SALES ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN/ ENGINEER 2. SALES MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN/ ENGINEER (MARINE) Requirements c Must have completed National Service. c Must possess a driving licence. c Experience preferred but not necessary. For Maurrwen citizens, com p. Pleaae apply with qualifications, experience, contact telepnoiw nwmb#f
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      1379 23 II EMPLOYMENT Ml II Q C SINGAPORE (PTf) LTO fHm protector requires GENERAL WORKER (Female/Mate) a Primary 6 and above a Age: below 25 a Male applicants must have completed full-time N.S. We oner a good starling pay a attendance Incentive allowance a transport and meals allowances a free uniforms
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      696 23 II EMPLOYMENT ENOMEEMNO CONSULTANT MM requires Office/ Despatch Boy Immediately Call *****80 Rosellnd ENGLISH SPEAKMO WAITRESSES food/ lodging provided. Attractive salary. Paris Bar/ Restaurant 96 Sembawang Road Telephone *****72 EXPERIENCED PUMP ATTENDANTS wanted at 4SI. Clemenceau Avenue (BP Service Station Tel: 23X227/ *****08 EXPERIENCED DRIVER REOUIREO by a Company Director.
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      614 23 ENGINEERING ASSISTANT To assist Chemical Engineer In engineering evaluation, trouble-shootings and chemical analysis In plating process HSC candidates, majoring In Chemistry, and preferably with at least 2 years experience are preferred. CLERK To prepare monthly statistic and reports OCE 'O' level, preferably with credits In Maths, and knowledge of Typing
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      1239 24 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant h) General We are a leeding manufacturer ol quality aluminium and stainless •leel products We neve immediate vacancies lor PRODUCTION FOREMAN c Male Singapore or Malayage c indiiMn.ii rechnlelan C*rtill, ale in Mechanic .il Production F.iigineenng or equlv i c 1 2 year\ working expe-n»-ii<
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      690 24 111 VEHICLES BOATS CHAUFFEUR DRIVEN/ SELFDRIVEN Mercedes Dalsun Knmbl and other makes also available at hourly/ dally/ monthly rates Tel: *****59/ *****68' *****62 CONTINENTAL RENT-A-CAR offers new alrcondltioned Mer*****30/*****46 DATSUN/ ISUZU PICKUP hire dally, weekly, monthly F.vergreal Transport 515*. Woh Hup Complex. *****88/ *****82 EASTERN CAR RENTAL special rate for
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      979 24 1*74. DATSUN 120 V Saloon Excellent condition. Cassette, new paint Road tax 2/80. Tel: *****07 1*74 DATSUN 120 V Sunny GX One owner Very good condition Alrcond. sports rims Selling $13.2000 no Tel: *****8. *****1 1*74 DATSUN 120 V. Salon Sport Rims New Tyres Tip-lop condition $11.500 0 no View:
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      929 24 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1*77 FORO CORTINA 2000F automatic Metallic gold Factory alrcond. radio/cassette New tyres. Road tax till March 1980 Contact *****88 Miss Patricia Neo 1*77 FORO CORTBIA 1 6 Ghia. One private owner. Radio/ cassette Rust-proof Original metallic paint. Excellent condition. $18,200 on.o. After 10 a.m. *****13 I*7* FORD
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      948 24 1*74 MERCEDES 230.0 one owner, no PARF Contact *****57 Mr Ang 1*74 MERCEDES BENZ 200. Alrcond. radio/cassette In tiptop condition Interested lei' *****0 1*75. MERCEDES 230.* Alrcond. radio Accident free Excellent condlUon. $27,800 *****6 I*7S. MERCEDES BENZ 200 Co. regd Alrcond. Tip-top radio/ cassette Original paintwork In excellent condlUon. $33,500
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      1744 24 111 VEHICLES t% BOATS I*7l TOYOTA CELICA with sports rims, alrcond tape 59.500 ono Ring *****20 Mr Poh between 8.00 a.m. 12 00 p m 1*73. TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 C.C Radio, cassette Beautiful condition *9.500 0.n.0. Tel: *****3. Susan. 1*73, TOYOTA CORONA MXII 2000 1 owner Very good condlUon No
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      552 24 111 VEHICLES A BOATS J 1*73 PEUGEOT 504. alrcond good condlUon. eligible PARK Price $13,000 Call *****57 Mr Poon 1*74, AMCONOITrONED PEUGEOT 304S Lady private owner Accident free Excellent condition $11 .200 0.n.0 *****1. 1*74 CHRYSLER 2L automatic 1981 c.c Alrcond. radio/ metallic blue Road tax till March 1980 One
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      684 24 OCTOBER 1*77 HONOA CO 1 10 Excellent condition. One owner Selling $1,200 ono. Contact *****91 YAMAHA MOTORCYCLE 100 re AX plate for sale Highest offer secures. Tel *****30 1*77, SUZUKI TS 125 and PE 250 c.c in showroom condlUon. SellIng cheap Interested, contact Joseph Teh. *****57 (between 9a. m sp.m
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      379 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES a Land area per unit: 375 sq. metre (approx. 4.000 sq. ft) Build- up area per unit 220 sq. metre (approx 2.400 sq. ft) Aluminium sliding doors windows Floors in Italian marble and mosaic tiles, bedroom in parquetry. o 4 large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms/toilets with 2 attached
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      779 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 51 Accommodation Vacant 1 a) Houses EXCLUSIVE PROPERTIES!! Super Apartment* with ••rimming 1 pool In Orchard Rd location: Futura SMOO j Grange Heights tS.IOO Paterson Tower ».aoo Park House $I.fWO Pandan Valley $2,000 $3,500 Fir.i daw 4*tach«d bunoaiowi ■Olats. 5/10- Ewart Park $4JOO West Coast Rd $3,500
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      762 25 DWT. 10 DOUBLE STOREY SEMI DETACHED 3 bedrooms, study, servant's Spacious living/ dining partly furnished 11.800 *****1/*****2 DIST M MOOCRN DOUBLE STOREY DETACHED 5 bedrooms/ servant's, fully airconditioned tMOO parity Mmt»V 88. DMT. 11 MAISONETTE WITH SWWMMNO POOL 3 bedrooms/ servant's, partly/ fully furnished 12.300 (2.800 negotiable PROSPERITY 4M211 DETACHED
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      2345 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES WE REOUIRE FURNISHEO or unfurnished houses and apartments In Dlsts. 5. 9. 10. 11. 15. 16. 17. 19. 20. 21 and 28 Urgently fod our Immediate clients Owners please ring: Kamest Enterprises *****36/ 7 for details m) Flats AMERICAN BACHELOR REOUWES rial. Convenient to
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      878 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES CORNER HOUSE. DOUBLE MST. 20 SEMBAWANG HR.LS EsSTOREY semi-detached with ute. 3-bedroomed single-storey patio. 3.800 sq ft 3 bedrooms, par- terrace 2.001 sq ft Freehold $89.quet flooring, servant's room. 000 0 no *****11/ *****72. spacious garden In quiet locality M .ujq, f stohfv bunca SOUK*) Interested Tel
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      1465 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES CAMNHN.L PLAZA. OIST. t type C. 2 bedrooms servant's $340,000 $380,000 Liberty Housing *****71/ *****72/ 2581 1783 DIST 11 DERBY COURT (Oaibvalwre Roed) Penthouse i maisonette I. 4.500 sqft 5 bedrooms. 4 bathitoms. fully carpeted beautiful furniture See to appreciate' $570,000. Principals only EBC *****89/ »SSS4O OIST
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      1212 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 2Jf J3 BTaTaV4Mß^B9*^^%4 T*-^^M r~ No restriction to foreigners Op to 80% loan. I Freetiold land. I Low assessment rate. Close circuit TV intercom system. Wild lenms couris swimming pool. 6tc Ample tree parking Showflats Open Daily 10.30 am to 7.00pm Tel: *****95, *****78 Developers Sn Kow
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      1312 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES FOR SALE/ LETTING MOffiro Cnva Sukil Tlmah Plaza, ground""•C**?* o floor shop unit, next to Wanted Metro main entrance Area: 360/ 947 sq.ft. Ming Arcad*, ftd floor, next to escalator Area: 190 sq.ft. Orchard Plata, groundfloor OFFICE REOUMED M good resl- thop un|l facln orchard dential area
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      571 26 V SERVICES BUSINESS 78 Business Opportunities A BETTER ANSWERING Service efficient/ courteous/ reliable Includ Ing of flee /mall Ing address Telex available *****9/ *****8 A CONFTCNTIAL TELEPHONE Answering Service with access to secretarial, office and telex facilities. Tel: *****0 ADVERTISER LOOKING FOR a place In shopping centre or trade fair
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      499 26 80 Hairdressing CHELSEA WfTERNATIOMAL HAIR DMESStNO <i Beauty School conduct Halrstyllng/ Beauty Courses Special offer! Cut L blow-dry 12: perming ti SO by advance students. 140. People's Park Centre Tel: *****0. PETER GUYS Halrstyllng School Shampoo/ blow $1 00 cut/ blow $2.00 by advanced students under strict supervision. Call *****10/1
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      766 26 VI EDUCATION A TRAINING ATT SECJiETAMUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepores students for the London Chamber of Commerce Industry ond Pitmons Institute Examination The next FULL-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 2nd January 1980 Registration of students is open until 28th December 1979 The next PART-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence
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      141 Condolences
      101 27 Tack Mvi and family on the demise ol his father Mr. LIM GAY SENG on Mh December 197» from the stall of LIM TECK MUI 1 CO.. Wong Ann Pang. Rosalind Tang and Winnie LOW. Cortege will leave No. 353-C Vw Chu Keng Road on Thursday. 13th December
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      113 27 WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE THANKS TO ALL RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES FOP, THEIR DONATIONS. CONDOLENCES. ASSISTANCE. AND ATTENDANCE DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. THC FAMILY Of the late Mr Tr<> L'hfok Chuan departed on 4 12 79 wishes u> thank all relatives, friends and associations for their condolences,
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      107 27 JOSEPH LIM Swee Hong. 79 years, passed away peacefully on 9 1279. leaving behind beloved wife Elizabeth Tan Meow Kirn. 5 sons. 2 dauf hu-rs. 2 sons-in-law. 6 daughters-in-law. 19 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren to mourn his loss Cortege leaving on Tuesday II 12.79 at 200 p.m
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      70 27 AgadU Passed a»ar peacefully on 9lh December 1979 laming behind Wite: Ong Suan Tee Sons: Teck Hul Trek Cheong Paul Teck K lan (Eden) Teck Hong (David) Daughter Grace Leok Man Son-in-law: Ernest Koh ■n-law: Chong Ol Phln Margaret l.ai Chong Nglt Choon Lisa Cortege leaving 353-C Vie Chu King
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      1216 27 VI EDUCATION A TRAINING 102 Education DON) Icmehea X) languaae quickly at home |>| Spore *****7 K/I. *****5. Penanß *****. Ipoh *****0. Malacca *****. Seremban *****8 IMPORT. EXPORT PROCEDURES DOCUMENTATION COURSE Trade Terms. Sales Contract. Breach of Contract. Purchase orders. Establishing Overseas (c.ntait International Trade. Methods "f Payments. Banking. Types
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      1092 27 VI EDUCATION TRAINING EXPERIENCED AND QUALIFIED INTENSIVE COACHING BY reltLadtes leach Mandarin and able, experienced bilingual English t<> PS I. X student* Call tutors for all subjects and con*****14 versatlon *****3/ *****00/*****03 TEACHER with higher degree l OY O**O«»Tf TUTOR gives from U X offers tuition in Chinese tuition to
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      843 27 VII TRAVEL A RESTAURANTS AUSTRALIA TOUR SERVICES offer limitless varieties of travel Call *****79' *****88 49-A. Ist Floor. President Shopping Centre. SeranKoon Road (TA/000) r-MV. MCI HUA TRAVEL S *\^ifj ("TEJLTB. Q f/\l (ELITE HOLIDAYS) 5 X Dm tM laman tUfBUs i\m 14 Dm IM lM>an/rk( SI 765 •11 DmHanb
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      633 27 VII TRAVEL 4 RESTAURANTS SCHOOLNOUOAVSPECIAL 5D OT PEN CHS $170/ $215 »D OT/ PEN/ CAM *l«0/ $205 DEP SUN/ MON/ TUE/ WEI) Air/ Coach Dep Every Mon/ Wed 5D OT PEN HDY $238 DEP «D OT/ PEN/ XL/ CAM »17» 24/12 SUN Air/ Coach (224 3D4N PEN IPOH SI 10
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      164 28 MICHAEL IM SENG KM adupwd son ul tru- late Mr KS I irnl Mrs KM BOSWail died in Kanutnx. ivrnnbfr Blh COTTON L G (WLL) husband or M;inc and Kather or Wendy »li 7 1 and Peter died suddenly on 7th December 1979 In London ptMMd away p«ar•Fully
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      72 28 psssod away peaceniny on 10th Dec 1t79 leaving behind HUSBAND i,l)II CHAI HAN SONS: OOHCHINBENO (iOHCHINCIIIKW DAUGHTERS: HOH KWKK 11;. X EVELYN QOH QUKECHOO QOH KWKK SU AN mm kwkk tin OOH KWKh POH 2 deughtera-in-law. 4 sons-in-law and 12 grandchildren. Cortege will leave Block 41. Doreet Road at 1.00
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      22 28 In Em Loving Mwnory <* Departed II Dec 1974 Alw«»« remembered by wile, children, grandchildren and great KOH KIM TUAN
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      24 28 MOK CHOOM YOK Departed 10-12-74 Always remembered by wile, sons. daughter!, daughter! in-law. ions in-law and grandchildren. In Loving Memory Of Our Dear Father
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      254 28 STRAITS TIMES RATES rOB PERSONAL ADS a OBITUARIES 110 SO for 15 words (run-on yle) |e> $36.00 (or 3cm. 1 col. (semi-di»pi».y stylo) $45.00 lor 3cm x 1 col. (display style) •MaaaaaaaaaaaiM THE TEMERLOH RUBBER ESTATES BERHAD (Incorporated in Maloyvo) NOTICE Of DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in interim
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      350 28 THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER IN) Pint MceOag 1 Cradlton CMtrltatarita 1 Name of Company Terco Corporation Private Limited Address of Registered Office formerly of 34 Cross Street J Singapore 0106 Number of Matter In Companies Winding Up No 59 of 1977 Date Time of Meeting Creditors 20th December 1979 at
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      383 28 r SAUDI SABAH PALM OIL CORP. SDN. BHD. Applications are invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following posts to be based in Sandakan, Sabah. However, for post No. (1) initially will be stationed in Koto Kinabalu. 1) MARKETING MANAGER Must possess a recognised Degree in Commerce or Business Administration or
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      175 28 UNIPAMOL MALAYSIA SDN. BttiA TRAINEE OIL PALM HARVESTERS We are a large Oil Palm Plantation Company having estates in Kluong and Saboh We are in the process of organising a training programme for inexperienced workers to become skilled oil palm harvesters. This training will be conducted in our estates in
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      65 28 M NEW J TELEPHONE J NUMBER With effect from Tuesday, December 4th. 1979, our t telephone number for the new offices at Wisma Peladang, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur is as follows: M *****8 k M MARKETING ft DISTRIBUTION DIVISION (International Cr Domestic) EXPLORATION Cr PRODUCTION DIVISION Telex: MA *****
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      686 29 ISSUE OF TELEPHONE DIRECTORY TO SELANGOR/WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN SUBSCRIBERS 1980 ISSUE The Telecommunications Department is pleased to announce that the 1980 Telephone Directories, (or subscribers in Selangor and Wiiayoh Persrkutuan are available for collection with eHect from 1 1 12.79. The directories can be collected from the following distribution Centres: 1
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      613 29 UNIPAMOL MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. We ore on Oil Polm Plantation Gompony having estates m Kluang and Sobah with a workforce of more than 3000 people. We require for our Estate in Sandakan, Sabah. qualified and experience Malaysian Citizens (preferably Sabohons) for the following positions: 1 Pott CONFIDENTIAL STENOGRAPHER/ aw. Qualifications
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      Lock icon Borg beats Connors again ...
      280 30 Borg beats Connors again MONTREAL, Mon. Sweden's Bjorn Borg yesterday beat Jimmy Connors, of the United States, 6-4, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4 to win the World Championship Tennis Challenge Cup. It was the Swede's sixth successive victory over his American rival this year. The two players battled for more than an
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      259 30 LONDON, Man. Britaln's triple world record-holder SebastUn Cae was yesterday named the British Broadcasting Corpora- Uon televlslan's "Sparta Personality of the I Year". Cae, the world recordholder In the mile, received his trophy at the BBC Television Centre from the man who ran the
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      304 30 LIMASSOL, Mon- Spain became the sixth country to qualify for the finals of the European Nations' championship when they beat Cyprus 3-1 in the final Group Three match here yesterday. The win gave the Spaniards nine points from six games ana ended Yugoslavia's hopes of
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      24 30 OSLO, Mon. Norway's ice hockey learn had to fight hard to beat china 8-5 in a friendly match ht-re last night. AP.
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      603 31 yspcj SINGAPORE PETROLEUM CO. PTE LTD. invites applications for I A. MARKETING OPERATIONS ENGINEER B. DISTRIBUTION CLERK Qualifications Experience A. Graduates in Engineering with at least two years experience in the Petroleum Industry The Fngineer will be in-charge of Marketing Distribution Facilities which includes Bulk Plant, Aviation. Bunkering and Loan
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      384 31 MAJOR INTERNATIONAL OILFIELD SERVICES COMPANY seeks: MECHANICS CANDIDATES MUST BE KNOWLEDGEABLE IN: 1. ALL FACES OF GMC AND DETROIT DIESEL ENGINE OVERHAUL AND TUNNING. 2. ALL FACES OF ALLISON AND FULLER TRANSMISSION REPAIR AND OVERHAUL. 3. ABILITY TO PERFORM BASIC REPAIR AND TROUBLE SHOOTING HYDRAULIC, AIR AND ELECTRIC SYSTEMS. SUCCESSFUL
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      266 31 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) TAKE NOTICE that (a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on 30th November 1979. In Bankruptcy Nog 801/76 Tan Swee Glm of No 307 F. Blk 160. Mcl Ling Street, Singapore 0314 1291/78 Llm Ah Kit t/a Ban Teck Seng Hardware
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      606 31 iS bMON TUE WED THUR FRI i i UMW goes 5-Day Week This is to announce that UMW (Singapore) Pte Ltd with effect 17 December UMW (Trading) Pte Ltd 1979, the UMW Group of UM W (Realty) Pte Ltd Companies in Singapore will operate on a 5-day week. UMW (International)
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      223 31 NOTICE REGISTERED DESIGN NO. *****7 PERSPECTIVE VIEW FROM THE FRONT AND ONE SIDE BRAUN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT of Fronkturt Mom, Federal Republic ot Germony, hereby give notice that they are the registered proprietors ot the above design in respect of o combined holder, power unit, oral irngator, tumbler and interchangeable brushes for
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      79 31 BAILIFF'S SALE In The District Courts I >i The Republir Of Singapore Writ of Seizure Sale No.ZUOof 1979 In therauseof l.OngGeok Eng(m.w) Plaintiff versus 1. Patrick Ong Yu-Shek 2. Joe Chellam b/f/t/a Ong&Chellam Auction sale of Typewriters, office furniture, etc to be held at NoSulte 306. 3rd Floor. Central Bldg.
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      Bruckner and Thomas tie
      625 32 Magyar retains pommel title FORT WORTH, Mon. East German Roland Bruckner and Kurt Thomas, of the United States, tied for the gold medal in floor exercises on the final day of the world gymnastics championships here yesterday. Alexandra Tkachev, of the Soviet Union, took the bronze
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      211 32 Australians score their first victory HONGKONG, Mon. Australia scored their first win while China and South Korea continued their easy passage with comfortable victories on the fourth day of the Asian women's volleyball championship here yesterday. Australia hammered India 15-1, 15-13, 15-3. China scorched the stadium court with a near-perfect
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      105 32 Endo and Rey take last two events PARIS. Mon. Sumio Endo, of Japan, and Frenchman Thierry Rey won the last two gold medals of the 10th world judo championships which ended here yesterday. Endo defeated Vitaly Kuznetsov, of the Soviet Union, in the Open (all weight) class final with a
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      Lock icon Miller unfit, England side stay unchanged
      327 32 SYDNEY, Mon. England's selection dilemma for tomorrow's 50 overs a side night game against Australia was solved here today when off-spinner Geoff Miller was still unfit with a strained back. The selectors named an unchanged team for tomorrow's game from the side that beat
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      Bougoure hogs the limelight
      675 33  -  FAIRWAY By A LI- eyes were on Teh Choon Beng and Ivan Allan last weekend, but trainer Garnet Bougoure stole the thunder at the Bukit Timah races. Teh won one race only on Saturday, but saddled three winners on Sunday to makp it four for the
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      55 33 I.ONDON, Mon. Hull Kingston Rovers beat Bradford I+-5 in a Rugby League Division One match yesterday. Other results— Div. 1: Hull 26 Hunslett 8. Warrington 19 St. Helens 10: Div. 2: Barrow 21 Huddersfield 8. Bramley 16 Keighley 5, Dewsbury 20 Swinton 16, Featherstone Rovers 50 Huyton 5.
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      39 33 LARGO. Mon. Former United States women's Open champion Murle Breer rolled in a 12-metre birdie putt on the final hole yesterday to give her and teammate Dave Kiohelberger a one-slroke victory in a mixed team golf tournament. AP.
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      BUKIT TIMAH WEIGHTS
      947 33 I WEIGHTS for the Singapore Turf Club j Stewards' Cup meeting al Bukit Timah this "■-TjTj eiTimniv SATURDAY ClMt 1 Dtv. 4 IJOOm id n.rtin.. Prm-e <v 0 kSiot FUval 5 0 17 K^ni!'*" I Sa^matmn 56 0 3S.u«STi«, ii w n HPokolbin »0 ,1 SL™" S?
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      177 33 Stevens takes national title COVENTRY, Mon. England's outspoken No. 1 badminton player, Ray Stevens, won the men's singles title for a recordequalling fourth time at the national championships and then hit out at the officials who run the game in Britain. After beating rival Kevin Jolly 15-11, 15-10, Stevens criticised
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      26 33 CARACAS, Mon. Tony Jacklin. of Britain, fired a one-under-par 69 yesterday for a total of 276 to win the Venezuelan Open golf tournament. AP.
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      Three make the PIA series a memorable one
      454 34  - Three make the PIA series a memorable one KEN JALLEH Jr By MEMORABLE that's the recently-concluded Pakistan International Airlines World squash series in Singapore. For five days, Singapore's squash fans were treated to a feast and thrilled to the point of pure ecstasy. And, as their pulses return to humdrum
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      Singapore pros will not have things their own way
      269 34  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE golfers will not have things, their own way in this year's (20,000 Cycle and Carriage-spon-sored Singapore Professional Golfers' Association championship at the Bukit course from Dec 27-30. The championship, opened to foreigners for the first time, has
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      Today's events
      76 34 Today's events BADMINTON Civil Service inter-ministry championship (GuUlermard Rd, 7). BOWLING Kalian* Allstar championships (Kallang Bowl, 1.30). GOLF Singapore Golf Association Open competition (Bukit Course). BUGBY Trial match: National team v NZIR (Police Academy, 5.15). SOCCER Lion City Cup tournament: India v Malaysia A, Brunei v Saudi Arabia (Jalan Bfsar.
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      Time for a re-think in bowling
      357 34  - Time for a re-think in bowling WILFRED YEO By THERE were no excuses for their dismal showing. No, not a single word that would have suggested an excuse came out of the mouths of the six men and six women, who had hoped to chorus Majullah i Singapura in the
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      Ng looks hard to dislodge from his All-Star perch
      259 34 THE RACE to join defending champion S. Pinit, of Thailand, in Sunday's men's Master's final of the Kallang All-Star bowlirg championships continues fervently, with Ronnie Ng still headingthe pack, reports WILFRED YEO. Ng, who on Friday came within one pinfall of
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      514 34 TheoHagemeyer Christmas Fair 1979 Contest (10th to 24th December 1979) at Thomson Plaza Over $11,000 worth of prizes must be won! JVC video cassette recorder HR-3330 and National 3-door refrigerator NR -3002MV wcrth Technics Sigma 1 1 MX 2 hi-fi system worth $1 340 JVC colour TV 7865VL worth $3,700.
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      Intermediates replace four national players
      398 35 FOUR members of Singapore's national team, including striker Ahmad Sayuti, were yesterday dropped from the squad to make way for players who impressed in last week's Aga Khan Cup soccer competition, reports JOE IM»K\I. The other players axed are Somoo Manoharan, Peter Lim and Tham
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      Five hurt in Klang fracas
      111 35 KLANG, Mon. Three players and two supporters were injured when a riot broke out during a football match at the Stadium Kota Raja here yesterday. They were given outpatient treatment at the Klang General Hospital. The incident occurred when the Pemuda Klang Utara were playing
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      Refs win first ASEAN quiz
      61 35 SINGAPORE Referees completed their Thailand assignment on a bright note winning the quiz competition by 49. -40 points, and being held to a goalless draw in their soccer match against their Thai counterparts in the recent first ASEAN football referees competition in Bangkok. The Singapore
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      Beaten
      18 35 BUKIT TTMAH beat Jurong 30 in an Inter-constituency soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night.
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      Friendly
      20 35 PORT Authority Recreation Club drew 1-1 with United Motor Works in a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Postponed
      26 35 THE Singapore junior golf championship to be played at Seletar today and tomorrow, has been postponed to March because of poor response from the youngsters.
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      STC entries
      21 35 ENTRIES tor the Singapore Tennis Centre members' annual tournament to be held this weekend and the next close today.
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      Marine Parade stay in hunt
      104 35 MARINE PARADE eliminated kampong DM 18-C4 at the Boon Teck Community Centre last night to keep themselves In contention for the (nWr-roiMtituenry basketball championship. Marine Parade, who led S5-* at half time, were rarely troubled b> their opponents. In a later match at the same
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      SAFYC starts Fireballs rolling
      211 35  -  PETER SIOW By THE Singapore Armed Forces Yacht Club has placed an order for six Fireballs, following the Singapore Yachting Association's acceptance of this* class of boat. It has asked Gay Seng to build the boats, which cost $4,700 each and come complete with sails. They
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      Schools' rugby team back with a win and a defeat
      186 35  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By I SINGAPORE'S 27-strong schools' rugby team finished their two-match tour of West Malaysia with one win and one defeat. The team, led by Wun Hon Sun (manager), coach Anton Kovac and secretary Mohammed A. Rahman, played against
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      64 35 uroup a tustnlia Singapore B Bahrain SJklorea Malaysia A India Thailand Singapore A Malaysia B 5. Arabia Hongkong Indonesia Brunei PWD L F A 220 0 7 0 220 0 8 4 2 0 0 2 14 10 0 10 2 Group B 220 0 9 1 220 0
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      Bravo Singapore B! for a great victory
      686 35  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE B S BAHRAIN I SINGAPORE B last night earned not only the admiration of the more than 8,000 fans, but also the respect of opposing teams for their skill, determination and brilliant team-work against Bahrain in the Lion City
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    289 36 Silver kings' pile up Sl. 2b profits BEIRUT, Mon. A Saudi Arabian prince and a Texas billionaire, brought together by a love for Arabian stallions, teamed up to speculate in silver and have so far piled up US$5OO million (Ssl.2 billion) in profits, an Arab magazine disclosed yesterday. The magazine,
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    Lock icon Iran 'no' to World Court hearing
    217 36 Iran 'no' to World Court hearing THE HAGUE, Mon. Iran today refused to appear at an International Court of Justice hearing on the holding of American hostages by Iranian students. It said the World Court had no right to deal with a United States reauest for release of the hostages.
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    Lock icon 'Greatest destroyer'
    73 36 OSLO, Mon. Mother Teresa, the 69-year-old Albanian-born nun, today received the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize and in her speech of acceptance condemned abortion as the greatest destroyer of man in the world today. Mother Teresa, awarded the prize for her work among the world's destitutes, said: "To me
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    104 36 VEEOA PEKEMA. S3. passed away peacefully *****9. leaving behind sons. Giles. Bruno, daughters Celine. Muriel and Margaret, som-ln-law Joe. Josey and Hank, and daughters-in-law Julie and grandchildren Funeral on 11.12. W. Cortege leaving C3l. Jalan Venus. Star Park. Ipoh at 11 a.m for Assumption Church. Ipoh Garden MAJ E.
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    461 36 TOKYO, Monday JAPAN remains unchanged in its policy of recognising the Pol Pot regime of Kampuchea, Foreign Ministry sources said today. "It is extremely difficult to establish contact with important officials of the Pol Pot regime," the sources said. "There will be no change
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    57 36 ROME. Mon. Nine people were injured in a double bomb attack on British and Israeli airline offices in Rome tonight and an anonymous phone caller claimed responsibility on behalf of an Armenian nationlist group. The caller told Reuters the attacks were pan of "our fight
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    57 36 NEW DELHI, Mon. Two armed people, one of them with a loaded revolver, were arrested by police at a public rally addressed by Prime Minister Charan Singh at Saharsa, Bihar, yesterday. The other suspect was carrying a dagger with him, said police officials. Mr Charan Singh
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    32 36 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones industrial average, a 1.88-point loser on Friday, was off 3.57 points to 829.60 around 11 a.m. today on the New York Stock Exchange. UPI.
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    Lock icon Soviet 'warships' in Zimbabwe
    166 36 SALISBURY. Mon. The Soviet Union, arch-foe of the bi-racial Salisbury government, is selling warships to Zimbabwe scale models of them, that is. They include, ironically, the British warships Tiger and Fearless, on which two rounds of inconclusive settlement talks were held after Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of
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      193 36 UP TO Ip.m. TODAY: Generally fair TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: «.2»p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.2f a.m. Amsterdam HOC Rain I Urtw 9-14 C Clear Atfccns 11-18 C Cloudy Lm Aagetes 11-24 C Oar Bakrmiß 16-23 C Clear Maalla 19-30 C Clear Bangkok
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        189 1 f E££ectiye Reading* vi/ r I I /V jJ— 1 TV TT <T»S R 111 l I I*. j_ I JRW This essay will be broadcast today at 11.31 a.m. and 9.45 p.m. and on Friday at 11. 3t a.m. and #ver tte CUa Bervice R~Ue Mngapare. S HQWPi? fe
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        687 1 llb:z:=:Compiled by LIN SHAN =f==U This laminate programme will be broadcast over the English Service of Radio Singapore tonight at 7.45 p.m. and the coming Sunday at 9.M a.m. Lesson 12: "What is the date today?" qiKSTION AND ANSWKR: Jfn tian shi xtng qTjt' What Is the
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        38 1 I rrri *JV T^SIWT'P Nei wu yuan nil, wai wu kuSng fu. There wIU be neither an nnmated woman at home nor an unmarried man abroad. HXo shi duo m&. Good things are too often obstructed.
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        91 2 ALL OF three good programmes to watch on RTM tonight, starting off with Kmpftt Sekawaa on Ch 10 at 7.49. Dallaa, if you must see it again, is on Ch 3 at 11.02 p.m. Cliff Barnes is framed for the Julie Grey murder in the first part about
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        110 2 NEVER underestimate radio it's got a lot going fur it. Like AM's Arts Circle at 2.45 which features a fascinating and very enlightening question and answer session with Mack Seism of America's National Theatre of the Deaf. Also, Manoj Das, Indian author, talks about his writing. And Let's
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        126 2 IN SICKNESS and la Wealth at 9.15 p.m. has Bill Breckon examining "drug colonialism." In most developing countries, a vast number of people are denied the drugs they desperately need for health, and other irrelevant and even dangerous drugs are vigorously promoted by tSeir makers The report covers Asia
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        88 2 10.30 p.m. is time for later— Ut— l Call which features The Violent Dawn of Islam's 15th Century. In this programme, you can also hear reports on the PLO's abortive role in the embassy siege in Teheran, Baby Doc in Haiti, the attitude of Spain's armed forces, the worlds
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      170 2 Supplying the drugs vital for children THE International Year of the Child is almost at an end and the Rediffusion programme Year WerM, at 9.10 p.m., asks how important medicines and artificial foods have been in this year. The place of artificial foods and medicines is one of the major
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        76 2 The naked truth L i^ aboutleacher's. >v Every popular whisky is made from blending pure malt whiskies and less expensive i grain whiskies. j Malt costs at least twice as much as r~ grain. And more malt means more character a more distinctive taste. Teachers contains an exceptionally high I
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        247 2 joy OF CHRISTMAS a HIBITION at Nee Soon Thomson Plaza from 10 CHILDREN PHOTO EXch^oi^ntoUonby the Camp from 9 a.m. to 4.30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Organised HIBITION at the National SiEFSS&S KrVVm^/a^o Ttektte avaU^ble at pfi£i££P VmßmoS Timah). On till Friday. 7 p.m. On till tomorrow. Ica Centr? Northurnbel-
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        1225 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by I Love cartoon series) Lucy Getting Ready 7.00 The Green Hornet The Frog Is A 3.30 Diary of Events (Enffsh) D"<«Y Weapon 3.3s»Hern«on Matinee True Grit a■« i 830 Th SuHerine, A Lefacy 4.25 lnterm.ss.on 9.25 Cuthtal Diary (Entlsh) 6.05
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      782 3  -  TENG JUAT LENG By "IT'S lucrative and I don't hate it with a passion, said the greyhaired Hollywood veteran, "but I don't find acting the most masculine way to make a living." Which is why John Derek, the matinee idol our mums probably remember,
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      258 3 ALORS. mes amis, all confirmed or budding francophile* should be sure to catch these films, put on by the French Embassy and the Alliance Francaise, this month, at the RELC Auditorium, Orange Grove Road, on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. Today: Si J'Etais Un Espion,
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      64 3 Xmas music at DBS auditorium THE Singapore Youth Choir will present Joy of Christmas at the DBS auditorium, this evening at 8 p.m. Guest performers, soprano Yeo Siew Lian and tenor David Urn, will join the choir m Malcolm Sargent's Cowboy Carol. Tickets at $2 and $3 are available at
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      1023 6  -  LUCIA MOUAT Sharp drop in language courses in US By in New York AS Singaporeans are concerned over buckle down to the the consequences of a bilingual system, monolingual people, Americans are spurn- and there is a familing language classes. ii a r ring to
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      633 6  -  LUCIEN RAJAKARUNA By in Colombo THE third budget of President Junius Jaya wardene's Government takes Sri Lanka further along the capitalist road. The aim is to build on the huge success of the island's first free trade zone (FTZ), created last year with the
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        559 6 "A quiet Christmas, wK "A rousing, merry BL without any fuss." Christmas amongst friends. t^^, */> "The magic of Santa Claus is what makes \U^^^ vjlftfijvf $m, Christmas so special for the kids." fft KoS'ni' j^^^*^^sr ''A different kind of r I .M Christmas. A continental one. r j4 mjni
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      640 7  -  RAMEBH PANDE By in INDIA INDIA'S DEVASTATING DROUGHT "I NEVER knew my village would one day become a graveyard before my own eyes." The 88-year-old farmer was squinting at the effects of India's current devastating drought the worst in 60 years which is killing those
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      626 7  -  ALBERT CLACK By in HAVANA CUBA is training thousands of African children to be future leaders in their leftist-ruled countries. The pupils, aged seven to 17, are spending three to six years in this Sovietaligned communist state, according to Western and African ambassadors who recently
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        350 8 Co-ordinated by GERRY Pictures by NGHAI CHEEWAH IT'S Christmas. Time for total self-indulgence. Time to give yourself a fling I There will be the many Invitations to cocktail parties, office Christmas parties and those magic gala evenings. And you'll want to be elegantly dressed for the occasion. The
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        79 9 CHANEL Parfnm No. 5, says Its manufacturer, Is sensual and' highly individualistic, perfect for the young, blooming #rl discovering a taste for Inxury and refinement and the allure of perfume. The atomiser slips into any bag, poach or pocket. Makes a perfect gift too. Chanel also h&s five
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        900 9  - tuesday column Christmas... the true meaning for me Humbug By THERE seems to be something frightfully amiss in this coming festive season if all that can be conjured out of the term "the spirit of Christmas" is visions of various bottles. Of course, to some, Christmas has always been a
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        43 9 THE PRICE of Dorothy Ng's Complete Asian Meals is $16.80 and not $24. 50 as reported in last Saturdays Outlook centrespread on gourmet. The book is available at Times Orchard Centre, Lucky Plaza and the bookstore in Robinson, Specialists' Centre.
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      474 10  - How Kojak tunes world's kids in to American way of life SARA HOAGLAND HUNTER By in New York (HlLDREN'Stelevlsion has been the subject of endless bickering and theorising in the United States. But while Americans have been watching the effects of television on their own children, the effects of American
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      909 10  -  JOHN CALLCOTT 'If there have to be refugees, may all camps be like this' By on Galang Island THERE is a bustling community of 13,500 people, growing all the time, on this Indonesian island where the South China and Java Seas meet. Coffee houses, barber
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      1238 11  -  ROBERT BENNETT By in New York WHEN Mrs Indira Gandhi was ousted as Prime Minister of India, a joke went around the financial world that Mr David Rockefeller would put her on the board of the Chase Manhattan Bank. And when the deposed Shah of
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      808 11  - Youth cults ride nostalgia wave in Britain CLARE LOVELL By in London THERE is confusion in King's Road, London's sometime trend-setting street of youthful fashion. Gone is the blue jean conformity of the 60s. Today outrageously garish punk outfits share shop windows with sober two-piece suits and mohair coats. There
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      907 12  -  DAVID F. SALISBURY Burying nuclear wastes BY in D«nv«r, Colorado IF we bury our nuclear wastes, our grandchildren will just have to mine them for the valuable elements they contain, Mr Edward Teller, father of the Hydrogen bomb, has asserted. While some might question the objectivity
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        459 12 I J Tr Jk I H In Mm i 1+ .J I y$ v A A Never before has there been a drink such as this nor will there ever be again It (CAMUS) is as mellow and as delightful as the legacy of the Poet Li-Po s genius, which
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      460 13  -  TREVOR BARNES By in London ANY official inquiry into the affair of Britain's spy at the palace would do well to examine the training given to counter-intelligence agents in the United States. America's spy school at Fort Huachuca in Arizona runs a 16-week
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