The Straits Times, 3 March 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    GROWTH RATE RISES TO 9.3 pc
    861 1  -  TOH THIAN SER Highest since the first oil crisis More Economic Survey highlights: Page 8. Reports in full: Pages 14 16 By Associate News Editor SINGAPORE romped home with a 9.3 per cent economic growth rate last year a resounding finish to the Seventies
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    Lock icon Oil for Reds
    31 1 kiwalT. Sun Kuwait uniilil be prepared i" MB ail |O thf Soviet I'nwn and otht'i Kast European countrif^,. Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheikh Alt Khalifa Al-Sabah Mid hete Renter
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    Lock icon Tito slips further
    61 1 BELGRADE, Sun. President Josip Broz Tito's doctors reported a deterioration in the functioning of his heart today. A medical bulletin said the 87-year-old Yugoslav leader was undergoing all necessary measures of intensive treatment at the main hospital in the northern city of Ljubljana. The president is suffering
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    Consensus of choice of Prem as next Thai PM
    482 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok reporter BANGKOK, Sun. Consensus among the major Thai political parties has emerged over the choice of Gen Prem Tinsulanonda as the country's next prime minister. The latest political development follows the withdrawal of Gen Serm
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    Lock icon 'Danger in superbabies scheme'
    311 1 LOS ANGELES, Sun. A Stanford University geneticist, Dr Luigi KavalliSforva, warned yesterday that a scheme to create "superbabies" fathered by Nobel prize winners could lead to serious problems and said similar genetic speculation in the past has led to major tragedies. Another scientist, Dr Lee Ramin,
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    Cheers and jeers for 'Love Boat'
    157 1 NORFOLK (Virginia), San. The l ss Vulcan, dubbed the "Love Boat" by hecklers from other ships, returned yesterday from a sixmonth Mediterranean cruise the first In the is Navy with a crew of men and women. The historic voyage included one marriage, several unauthorised
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    GOVT'S AIM IN CAR CONTROL
    532 1 GOVT'S AIM IN CAR CONTROL THE car population in Singapore has not reached "saturation point" and the government intends to see that it remains this way, the Minister for Communications, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, said last night. Mr Ong, who is also acting Culture Minister, told a television forum the
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    Lock icon 'Soviets digging in for spring offensive'
    444 1 WASHINGTON, Sunday SOVIET forces in Afghanistan have begun building barracks, clubs, radio stations and other facilities in apparent preparation for a long stay, according to information reaching American officials. Several thousand additional Soviet troops were airlifted to Kabul, the Afghan capital, last week, officials
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    Lock icon WARNING SHOTS FIRED AT RUSSIAN AIRCRAFT
    347 1 WARNING SHOTS FIRED AT RUSSIAN AIRCRAFT ISLAMABAD, Sun. Pakistan air force planes intercepted a Soviet aircraft on Saturday and chased it out of the country's airspace after firing two bursts of warning shots. The Foreign Office said a strong protest has been sent to Moscow. The Soviet twin-turbo aircraft, bearing
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    Lock icon START OF THE OFFENSIVE?
    49 1 ISLAMABAD, Sun Soviet combat troop* and Afghan 1 1 k Jat .mm units ha»t attacked rebel struiiKhold> in Afghanistan's eastera kuiuir province in what niuld be the start of an expected spring offensive, according to reports from the Insurgents reaching Pakistan today. Reuter. SKKTIIIS PAtiE
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      Lock icon Ford may be a candidate in case
      147 2 Ford may be a candidate in case INDIANAPOLISHndiana), Sun. Former President Gerald Ford could be a possible compromise candidate for the Republican presidential election if the party's nominating convention in July is deadlocked. Republican national chairman Bill Brock said yesterday. Former California Governor Ronald Reagan, a conservative, is seen as
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      Lock icon Chaos on roads again after car ban called off
      182 2 TEHERAN, Sun. Chaotic traffic returned to the streets here today after an experimental week-long ban on private cars was called off by Mayor Mohammad Tavassoli. Although the scheme to ease heavy traffic was officially declared a success, it appeared more public
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      Lock icon Brothels make way for mosque
      48 2 "HOUSES of sin" in downtown Teheran being torn down by bulldozers on Satorday. The girls from the Iranian capital's red light district are being rehabilitated by the government. A mosque and a supermarket will be built in place of the brothels. UPI pictare.
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      Lock icon Gold racket
      34 2 JERUSALEM, Sun. Seven Arabs have been arrested here on suspicion of masterminding a multi-million dollar gold smuggling racket in which United Nations staff allegedly acted as couriers, reliable sources said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon US joins council vote against Israel
      425 2 UN rebukes TEL AVIV'S COLONISATION OF ARAB LANDS UNITED NATIONS, Sunday IN A significant stiffening of policy, the United States Israel's staunchest ally yesterday voted with the other 14 Security Council members to rebuke Tel Aviv for spreading settlements in Arab territories seized after
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      Lock icon Sea-law talks to finalise draft start today
      246 2 Sea-law talks to finalise draft start today UNITED NATIONS, Sun. The UN Conference on the Law of the Sea starts 10 weeks of meetings here and in Geneva tomorrow in hopes of finishing a broad sea-law treaty that it has been working on intermittently since December 1973. The treaty, as
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      Lock icon Sorry chum! You're not my comrade
      121 2 I NITED NATIONS, Sun. Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Kharlamov apologised to Jamaican Ambassador Donald Mills for addressing him with the communist salutation of "comrade president" as Mr Mills conducted a IN Security Council me* ting tin the Middle last yesterday. Mr Kharlamov explained: "I said
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      Lock icon 'Rapid pullout of Moscow's Muslim troops'
      205 3 LONDON, Sun. The Soviet Union last night ordered the "rapid withdrawal" of its Central Asian troops from Afghanistan after signs of increasing fraternisation between the mostly Muslim troops and Afghan civilians. The Sunday Telegraph, in a story from New Delhi, reported today that white
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      Lock icon 'WESTERN CASH FOR GOLD' SWOP
      128 3 'WESTERN CASH FOR GOLD' SWOP BELGRADE, Sun. -I Rumanians have been offered by their govern-! ment partial payment in Western cash in return for their gold jewellery, a Yugoslav report says. The news agency Tanjug said the offer was included in a decree by President Nicolae Ceausescu setting the purchase
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      Lock icon Vance meets allied envoys after talks with Dobrynin
      327 3 Vance meets allied envoys after talks with Dobrynin WASHINGTON, Sunday AMERICAN Secretary of State Cyrus Vance called envoys from his country's main allies to his office on Friday night after he had a talk with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin. State Department spokesman Mark Sawoski declined to disclose the subject of
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      US task force on the way to join battle group
      195 3 US task force on the way to join battle group MANILA, Sunday THE four-ship amphibious task force of the United States 7th Fleet with about 1,800 marines left Subic Naval Base yesterday to join a carrier battle group operating in the Arabian Sea, base reports said today. The US said
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      Lock icon The Cruise missiles for warships
      124 3 THE New York Times reported yesterday the navy is considering a plan to pull four World War Two battleships out of mothballs ana equip them with long-range Cruise missiles. The proposal, presented to Defence Secretary Harold Brown last week, also calls for bringing an aircraft
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      In other words...
      86 3 7Y//5 /o/ff fo7d 7a&7 week by US Republican Presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan which he dubbed the "ethnic joke to end all ethnic jokes aroused so much controversy that he was forced to apologise to anyone who might have taken offence: Q: How do you distinguish a Pole
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      Lock icon EMBASSY GUERILLAS GET OFFER TO FLY THEM OUT
      166 3 EMBASSY GUERILLAS GET OFFER TO FLY THEM OUT BOGOTA, Sun. COLOMBIA will offer leftist guerillas holding some 40 diplomats hostage at the Dominican embassy an airplane to leave the country for Costa Rica, Panama or a third country, diplomatic sources said yesterday. The third country could be an African or
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      Lock icon No let-up in murders
      52 3 NEW YORK, Sun. New York city had a record number of murders last year and with no sign of a let-up in 1960 police officials are increasingly concerned. The official tally shows there were 1,733 murders last year, compared with 1,518 in 1978 and 1.691 in
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      Pravda refutes UFOs
      96 3 MOSCOW, Sun. THE Soviet press renewed its attacks today on Soviet flying-saucer enthusiasts, insisting that no scientific evidence has confirmed purported sightings of interplanetary visitors or their spaceships. The national daily in secret about UFOs. The paper, quoting a reader's letter, also cited underground "UFO reports" that
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      142 3 The best investment on wheels If success can be measured by sound investment, then no other car can compare with Mercedes-Benz 200 Today, the cost of inflation has made seemingly attractive investments in cars to yield very unattractive returns on the resale market. It is different with Mercedes-Benz. Every owner
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      Lock icon Hanoi hands over list of 30,000 who want to leave
      238 4 HANOI, Sunday HANOI has handed over to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees a list of more than 30,000 people wishing to leave Vietnam for family reunification or resettlement overseas, an authoritative source said here today. "But so far
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      Lock icon Clashes as Viets work on bridge
      154 4 Clashes as Viets work on bridge BANGKOK, Sun. Sporadic fighting broke out in the Phnom Malai mountains this morning in what appeared to be a series of hit-and-run attacks by Khmer Rouge guerillas against Vietnamese forces near the thai border, military sources reported. Military sources believe the fighting was an
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      Lock icon Prosecutor demands death for S'porean
      154 4 JAKARTA, Sun. The death sentence has been demanded in court here for a Singaporean charged with trafficking in heroin. The court sitting late yesterday heard the prosecutor, Anton Suyata, state that the defendant had committed an international crime with Indonesia as the victim, said a
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      Lock icon 'BELOVED ACTOR' JIMMY STEWART
      61 4 'BELOVED ACTOR' JIMMY STEWART TWO celluloid giants come to life in a face-to-face encounter last week in Los Angeles, fllmdom's capital city. Veteran actors Henry Fonda (left) and Jimmy Stewart paused for a chat at a gala party honouring Stewart. The American Film Institute presented him with their Life Achievement
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      Jakarta to invite China
      91 4 JAKARTA. Sun.— The Indonesian National Youth Committee intends to invite a counterpart organisation from China to attend the April 24 commemoration of the 1955 Bandung non-aligned conference. It said yesterday China will be invited, together with 31 other delegations. A Chinese legal organisation has already informed
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      Lock icon Greying Japan faces host of problems
      351 4 Greying Japan faces host of problems TOKYO, Sun JAPAN'S population is ageing three to four times faster than any other industrialised nation, threatening the country's pension system with bankruptcy and putting severe strains on the Japanese employment and medical systems. Over one-fourth of Japan's people will be past the present
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      269 4 Mien Dierhelm go Frenctuhey gofirsr-cbss. HflKfiß&fi you asked a Frenchman about fine shirts he would probably say "Guy Fluery"; if about ties and men's accessories/'Carven" Two of the best French names. Now to be distributed by Diethelm. DIETHELM SINGAPORE PTE LTD. Marketing Division, 34 Boon Leat Terrace, I Singapore 0511,
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      106 4 The Sophisticates t at Tiara Supper Club February 1 1 March 8 The Sophisticates are three dazzling black beauties from California. An instant success wherever they go. this trio is a rare combination of talent. Jphtv showmanship and versatility. They'll mesmerise you with ,jT;their scintillating rendition of rock, pops and
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      Impact
      66 5 SENIOR VicePremier Xiaoping has emerged from the Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee meeting on Friday more firmly en- trenched in power than ever. But the Chinese leader has more than the mere stakes of personal glory in mind. As this analysls shows, his power game was a carefully crafted
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      Lock icon Cadre system to undergo major shake-up
      206 5 Cadre system to undergo major shake-up HANGZHOU, Sunday. CHINA'S deeply entrenched cadres system will undergo a major shake-up, and party cadres no longer will serve for life, deputy mayor Gao Gung of Hangzhou, capital of Guangdong province, disclosed today. Mr Gao said the age limitation is one of 12 criteria
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      Nuclear plant missed disaster
      138 5 NEW DELHI, Sun. An Indian nuclear power reactor, similar to the Harrisburg plant, has suffered a mishap that could have resulted in "a maior nuclear disaster," the Press Trust of India reported yesterday. India's Department of Atomic Energy, "which had hushed up the incident for over
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      Deng's star is shining over China
      439 5 BEIJING, Sun. He remains officially modest, letting Party Chairman Hua Guofeng wear the honours, but the past 48 hours have demonstrated stunningly that ultimate power in China rests with the tough Senior VicePremier Deng Xiaoping. The following developments supply the evidence: MR DENG's old
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      CONGRESS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
      324 5 I BEIJING, Sub. China's Communist Party will c*U Its 12th congress ahead of Its scheduled time to discuss the nation's longrange plan to modernise the economy and to elect a new central committee, the Xinhua news agency said yesterday. The meeting of the party central committee
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      Ferry mishapt 180 bodies found
      116 5 Ferry mishapt 180 bodies found HONGKONG, Sun. Res- cue teams have recovered the bodies of 180 of the 276 missing passengers of a Chinese ferry that capsized i early on Wednesday, the 1 South China Morning Post reported today. They have also retrieved the ill-fated ferry, a 600-lonni' jail decker
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      153 5 TECHNOLOGY and the FUTURE BANK An International Congress to examine the technological opportunities available to financial institutions in the 1980s June 2-4, 1980 Mandarin Hotel, Singapore Experts from 8 different countries will present 15 specialised papers at the Congress. Among the experts is: Mr Tom Hughes Finance Industry Specialist IBM,
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      682 5 The SGV Group CONFERENCE SERIES ON BUSINESS MANAGEMENT FINANCE FOR NON-FINANCE MANAGERS 26TH 28TH MARCH Introduction The Financial implications of alternative courses of actions have been key issues to consider in corporate decision making If these implications are not fully realized, the organisation may be placing itself at a competitive
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      Lock icon Zimbabwe polls are free and fair, says C'wealth panel
      341 6 A GROUP of independent observers today concluded that Zimbabwe's pre-independ-ence election was a fair test of the political will of the country's black majority. The report of the team drawn from 11 Commonwealth states echoed positive conclusions by other groups which
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      Lock icon Ban to be reviewed
      69 6 NEW DELHI, Sun. New Delhi's clubs, hotels and restaurants heaved a sigh of relief yesterday when the city's new Lieutenant-Governor Jagmohan said prohibition laws would be reviewed by March 31. Under present legislation introduced by the former Janata government of Premier Morarji Desai the serving of
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      Lock icon NKOMO REVIEWS PARADE
      46 6 NKOMO REVIEWS PARADE MR NKOMO reviewing a combined parade of his guerillas and the crack, mixed-race Seloos Scouts In the Western Zimbabwe rebel assembly area of Romro Camp on Saturday. The guerillas aid the Selous Scouts have combined to form a nnelens national army. AP Picture.
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      Lock icon Making unfriendly moves before the game
      258 6 Making unfriendly moves before the game VIENNA, Sun. A wooden board will be nailed up under the chess table wnen Viktor Korchnoi and Tigran Petrosian sit down to play this week. It will ensure that their toes do not accidentally touch. Korchnoi, 49, may not even get as far as
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      Lock icon THE MAN WHO IS NEVER AT A LOSS
      247 6 WICHITA (Kansas), Sunday WHERE can you find a recording of humpback whales at play or a hundred thousand ladybugs? Ask Jim Tice, professional finder. He has found these r items and 1,000 other elusive treasures in nine years of hunting. Ten to
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      Lock icon Owen calls for Labour unity after leftist win
      249 6 Owen calls for Labour unity after leftist win LONDON, Sunday FORMER British Foreign Secretary David Owen yesterday appealed for unity in the Opposition Labour Party after militant leftists seeking control of the party machinery scored another significant victory. The changes in party r policies being advocated by the leftists were
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      Lock icon Moscow Radio takes a dig at Rosalynn
      220 6 Moscow Radio takes a dig at Rosalynn j LONDON, Sun. Com- ments on the high cost to American taxpayers of Mrs Rosalynn Carter's personal staff came from a new source today: Moscow Radio, monitored here by the BBC. Commentator Valentin Zorin said that the US$B5O,OOO (551.836 million) paid to Mrs
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      741 6 LANGUAGE TEACHING INSTITUTE (A SUBSIDIARY OF RKIX > ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSES A SYSTEM, FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGLISH DEVELOPMENT (SPED) NEW TERM COMMENCES ON 3 APRIL 1980 COURSES INTERMEDIATE h s course s f° r Persons w ho want #TMITU A I 10 improve their ability to UtiN tKAL understand, speak, read
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      105 6 TECHNOLOGY and the FUTURE BANK An international Congress to examine the technological opportunities available to financial institutions in the 1980s June 2-4, 1980 Mandarin Hotel, Singapore Experts from 8 different countries will present 15 specialised papers at the Congress. Among the experts is: Mr Peter J Wolfe Vice President Citibank
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    There are other ways
    1290 7 (TO RELIEVE CONGESTION ON THE ROADS) FIVE speakers at a TV forum last night suggested to Communications Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, that there were other ways to relieve congestion on the roads without the need for continuing punitive levies on motorists. They said road improvement
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    Tariff cuts for another 1,500 items
    152 7 Tariff cuts for another 1,500 items TARIFF cuts ranging from 10 to 30 per cent (or 1,500 items traded among the Asean countries are likely to be approved at the next Asean economic ministers' meeting here next month. The additional items will bring to 3,827 the total number of products
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    TAXI DRIVERS RESPONDED MOST TO PLEAS
    125 7 TAXI DRIVERS RESPONDED MOST TO PLEAS TAXI driven formed the biggest occupation group of eye-witnesses to accidents who responded to police Appeals between January and October last year. Of ft eye-witnesses, eight were taxi drivers, according to Berita Harian. Teachers, erase drivers, carpenters, a diplomat ana a doctor were the
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    New industrial chemistry unit
    155 7 THE government-owned Applied Research Corporation has started an industrial chemistry unit to focus attention on problem-solving research and consultancy in industrial chemical processes, corrosion, environmental pollution and food technology. The unit is headed by a principal consultant, Dr Ng Cheng Siong, a chemical engineer with wide
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    S'poreans told: Be neutral at matches
    134 7 THE Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy, last night exhorted Singaporeans to remain calm and neutral at locally-hosted matches "which do not concern us as our behaviour will be watched on television all over the world." Referring to the
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    MP hears residents' grouses
    61 7 MP hears residents' grouses THE MP for Serangoon Gardens, Dr Lav Teik Soon, yesterday toured two blocks of Housing Board flats in Avenue 3. Ang Mo Kio, to find out the griev- i ances of residents. The ,-nain complaints of j residents in Blocks 32H and 329 were filthy lifts,
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    Three hurt in tank fire
    58 7 THREE men were injured. OBC mtihu.slv. wh«>n ;t k;is tank cmughi (ire in a restaurant at UpiMt EM tad last night The three, all milkers, weir in the kitchen of the Red House Restaurant when the tank burst into flames The workers were burned when
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      100 7 TECHNOLOGY and the FUTURE BANK An international Congress to examine the technological opportunities available to financial institutions in the 1980s June 2-4, 1980 Mandarin Hotel, Singapore Experts from 8 different countries will present 15 specialised papers at the Congress. Among the experts is: Mr Thomas J Riddle Technical Manager General
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      333 7 V (^f| JONES LANG AMStfftO*** Our Senior Executive Mr. William Reiss from America will be in Singapore on the 3rd, 4th sth of March 1980 to talk to potential investors of commercial properties in United States. For appointment please contact our International Property Co-ordinator: Mr. Lee See San Jones Lang
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    Industry prime mover behind big economic growth in 1979
    543 8 MANUFACTURERS stole the spotlight last year as their sector became the prime mover behind the economic growth. The sector set a hot pace with a growth of 14 per cent, and overtook the transport and communications industry in the process. Industrialists,
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    81 8 INVESTORS continued to flock to Singapore despite the uncertain world economy and the higher wage policy implemented here laat year. Net investment commitments rone to $943 million, an Increase of 15 per cent over irx. Mor> opportunities were created for local Investors to take part In Joint ventures, sub-contracts and
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    OUR TRADE WITH MAJOR PARTNERS (BILLION DOLLARS)
    18 8 We sold a lot last year but we bought even more.
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    199 8 All sectors of the economy palled ahead. TOIRISM: Steady growth despite ICAP and world uncertainties. More tourists from Japan and Malaysia helped the sector to achieve a 9 per cent Increase in arrivals. CONSTRUCTION: The awakening. A major recovery last year with an 8 per cent growth after two
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    MALAYSIA HEADS THE LIST AGAIN
    466 8 SINGAPORE'S imports exceeded exports by a record $7.4 billion last year. But this deficit is not necessarily a bad sign. Three-quarters of the Imports which were not re-ex-ported were raw materials and semi-manufactures for the Republic's industrial development. Singapore's top five trading partners last year
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    Foreign trade up 32 pc — highest since 1974
    461 8 Foreign trade up 32 pc highest since 1974 Singapore's trade with other countries last year showed the highest rate of growth since 1974 rising 32 per cent to $69.3 billion against $52.6 billion in Higher oil and commodity prices contributed to this nigh growth, but even when price increases are
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    Singapore chalked up $l.lb payments surplus
    161 8 Singapore chalked up $l.lb payments surplus SINGAPORE'S balance of payments its trade and financial ties with the rest of the world ended up in fine shape last year despite frequent increases in crude oil prices. It recorded a healthy surplus of $1.1 billion. Though smaller than the surplus of $1.5
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    Picturing those good old days when life was morerelaxed...
    616 9  - Picturing those good old days when life was more relaxed... THESE are MstaJgir glimpses af the way we were back In the lMfe and lKfc when life was a little lees frenetic, a little mere relaxed. It was an era which many alder Singapore* a* so readily describe as tne
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    Year's jail for threat to kill temple owner
    148 9 A CARPENTER, who threatened to kill a temple owner and burn his temple unless his friends were given jobs, was sentenced to a year's jail by a magistrate's court on Saturday. Phang 800 Chin, 35, had denied intimidating Mr Ong Yew Kew,
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    r-Ministry will decide on smallpox shots after WHO meets in May
    576 9 THE Health Ministry is adopting a wait-and-see policy on the world smallpox situation before it decides whether to scrap compulsory immunisation against the disease. Prof Wong Hock Boon, chairman of the Singapore Expert Committee on the Immunisation Programme, said
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    Domestic staff asked to declare their wages to CPF
    464 10  -  CHRISTINA By THE Central Provident Fund Board has urged employers to get their domestic staff to declare periodically their monthly wages to the board to avoid any future disputes between the employer and employee over payment of CPF contributions. The board
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    Those snobs among ACS boys...
    251 10 Those snobs among ACS boys Mere wMTytag (than the emphasis on material sneceas) is the irpaution ACS has aeqalred «f being a schoal where social gMbbery is not iNwum. There have been repsrts of children asking their parents to drop them away from their schools beranse they were ashamed of
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    Plan to upgrade applied arts standards
    218 10 Plan to upgrade applied arts standards SINGAPOREAN and foreign expertise wiU be called on to upgrade the skills of applied arts industry members to international standards. The feeling among j members of the industry i is that there is a shortage j of professionals capable of j creativity and visualisation
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    First test to cut down noise levels in school
    294 10 THE Public Works Department will hold an experiment to cut down noise levels in Telok Ayer Primary School In bustling Cecil Street and if successful, the scheme may be implemented in other schools. The experiment, based on recommendations by University of
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    Spore Youth Science fortnight
    110 10 Spore Youth Science fortnight THE Senior Minister of State (Education), Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, will open the 1980 Singapore Youth Science fortnight on May 23. The fortnight will be jointly organised by the Singapore Science Centre and the Science Teachers Association. Shell will sponsor the event. Highlights this year
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    Library talk on diabetes
    48 10 A PHYSICIAN from the Singapore Medical Centre, Dr John Tambyah, will discuss the causes of diabetes, its symptoms and prevention at the Queenstown library lecture room on Saturday at 3 p.m. The talk will be accompanied by a slide-show on diabetes. Admission is free.
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    Anti-drug speakers: Training for 26
    106 10 TWENTY-SIX community and youth leaders will be trained to become speakers in drug abuse prevention at community centres. The training will be conducted by the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association and People's Association at Sana auditorium, Sana House, from tomorrow. Classes in the five-week course will be
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    Do these women lose out under law now?
    607 11 IS A divorced woman to 1 be penalised for 'immoral behaviour" by having her maintenance cut off if she cohabits with a married man. as against an unmarried one? This was one of many points raised by Madam LrwoK Wai Kirn. from
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    Men need payments, too
    152 11 MEN are the ones who sometimes need maintenance when a marriage breaks np. And In such cases, the wife should pay. So the Select Committee was told In at least two written represeatattons. The Lawyers' Christian Fellowship, jointly with the Christian Medical Fellowship and the Graduates'
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    Lawyer urges restraint on reports
    279 11 Lawyer urges restraint on reports THE suggestion that greater restraints be imposed on press reports of judicial proceedings for divorce, dissolution of marriage, nullity of marriage. Judicial separation, restitution of conjugal rights or maintenance came from an individual, Mr Michael Hwang. His suggestion was taken up by the Select Committee
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    DENTAL CLINICS OPEN DURING HOLIDAYS
    95 11 DENTAL clinics in five schools will be open during the school holdiays for students from primary and secondary schools, junior colleges and vocational institutes. A Health Ministry statement said the clinics are at Tanjong Katong Girls' School, Balestier Mixed School, Kheng Cheng School and Mayflower
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      268 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 See if you can go as fast ad I can in botany (6) 1 Spot relative to pot' (6) 7 Sport or travel? ,Uold on, 4 York as seen from Rome Cyrus! (7) and Cuba (8) g Damage' Return payment, a 9 A little bread
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    506 12 A NEW trend on the roads may see more motorcycles than private cars in Singapore in the mid-Eighties, the Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs), Mr Chin Ham Tong, said yesterday. Because of this, motorcycle accidents will be on the rise unless
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    SLIP ROAD CLOSED
    38 12 VEHICLES are banned from entering and remaining in the slip road at the Junction of Buklt Tlmah and Stevens Read for two months from yesterday. The stretch of road closed Is to facilitate sewerage work.
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    CC courses
    32 12 GHWI Moh community centre will soon conduct courses on shou lin art, tai chee chuan, coversational Mandarin, crochet and knitting, elementary guitar and Cantonese cooking For more details, ring *****0
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    STPB's right to Merlion symbol
    188 12 SEVERAL souvenir makers are producing mementos bearing the Merlion symbol without realising that the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has exclusive rights to it. This was why the STPB recently warned the public that it is an offence to reproduce the Merlion for any purpose. An
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    Prize of caution is a brand new machine
    366 12  - Prize of caution is a brand new machine WONG MOH-KEED By MR LJEW Lee HliTs wife tried to talk him out of riding a motorcycle because of Its dangers so that she could rest her mind and convince her that be is cautiou.s, he took a safe riding course. Yesterday,
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    Do not look on CCs as PAP outfits: Fong
    247 12 Do not look on CCs as PAP outfits: Fong SINGAPOREANS should discard the belief that community centres are People's Action Party outfits, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), Mr Fong Sip Chee, said yesterday. SpeaKing at the foundation stont laying ceremony of the new Kampong Chai Chee community centre at Bedok
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    Donor awards
    32 12 MR LIM Chee Onn, Political Secretary (Science and Technology) and MP for Bukit Merah. last night presented souvenirs to well-wishers who donated to Jalan Bukit Merah community centre's extension fund.
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    'Asean has to rely on friends'
    305 12 'Asean has to rely on friends' THE formation of a military alliance in South-east Asia would be counter-productive to Asean's objective of j non-alignment and noninvolvement in the conflict between the superpowers and the others. But, said Mr Rahim Ishak, Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs) and MP for Siglap,
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    50 pc jump in trade with Argentina
    140 12 TRADE between Singapore and Argentina is enjoying a steady upward growth with an almost 50 per cent increase in the last two years. The trade, in favour of Singapore, has been widening according to the Argentine Minister of State for Maritime Affairs. Rear-Admiral
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      214 13 Students' foe hike demo in Britain fizzles out LONDON. Sun. A PEACEFUL demonstration by about 50 placardcarryinj> Malaysian and Singapore students in front of the Malaysian High Commission yesterday morning to hand in a petition on the fees issue fizzled out after an hour of waiting. The High Commission refused
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      139 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. I Malaysia has dismissed 37 sailor* from its navy over the alleged rape of Vietnamese women refu- j gees last year, navy sources said yesterday. They were dismissed for misconduct after a special meeting of the Armed Forces Council, the highest military
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      189 13 Rebel bid to buy arms in Sabah: Police MANILA, Sun. Police said here today thay have intercepted about $1 million worth of fake Malaysian currency which they believe were intended for the purchase of weapons and supplies in Sabah for Muslim separatist guerillas in
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      Proposal – for easier divorces
      151 13 Proposal for easier divorces KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Divorces will be simpler under a proposed amendment to the law on divorce, the Malay Mail reported The Divorce and Matrimonial Proceeding Rules 1980 have been drawn up and will be applicable when the government enforces them. Lord President Tun Mohamed Suffian said
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      Lock icon Vandals raid Buddhist temple
      141 13 Vandals raid Buddhist temple BUDDHIST villagers in Penang state, whose temple was desecrated, have been officially assured that stern action would be taken against the vandals. aKTES B Ariffin yesterday told the Buddhists of Gajah village that the Muslim majority of Malaysia abhor acts of sacrilege against any religion, and
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      43 13 KOTA BAKU, Sun Another boat-load of Vietnamese illegal immigrants have landed at Kuala Kemasin the fifth to arrive in Kelantan this year The boat carrying about 50 people, including women and children, was towed 10 Sabah early this morning. NST.
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      121 13 IPOH, San. Hh.sU-iiu ■•> »t I ngka Omar Polytechnic here had a shock when they turned up for lunch yesterday. They found cc■ 1 1 metr e 1 g warms In their beef carry. An electrical engineering student, Mr Fuatt bin Abdullah, t%, aaid
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      156 13 Fears at Batu Caves, but prayers goon KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Vibrations, falling stones and fears that the Batu Caves may collapse have cut by half the flow of devotees but prayers continue to be offered there daily. A priest at the Hindu temple in the interior of the big cavern
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      39 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A 14-year-old schoolboy was killed when a lorry tyre burst at a workshop in Jeram. about 80 km from here. Police said Lim Too Lee's brotherin-law was pumping the tyre when it exploded NST.
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      97 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Thai customs officials at the Thai-Malaysian border have begun strict checks on tourists leaving Thailand following the discovery of several attempts to smuggle out gold, travellers said today. Travellers reaching Padang Besar station in Malaysia said Thai officials last week arrested eight tourists and
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      115 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp \OUCM/THAT~\ I YOUR BROTHER L[~~ ins£CT!t waonep was a cruel 1 V, -you is doing the Iy YOU "TO wTEEP YOUR THING TD DO.' J QI&HT.' SAVE THINS IN /^i-, \O J PEt" 3PF lr /3§^-V^ TWE DEM '2— =cT' 'h rj/U
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    The Straits Times MONSAY, MARCH 3. 1960 A GOOD YEAR
    398 14 The Straits Times MONSAY, MARCH 3. 1960 A GOOD YEAR THERE is only one description for Singapore's economic performance in 1979: It was a very good year. Despite the continuing sluggishnesss of the world economy, we achieved a much better-than-expected growth rate of 9.3 per cent. It could in fact
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    SCHOOL MISSION
    399 14 THE celebrants at the Anglo-Chinese School (ACS) Founder's Day dinner on Saturday were probably more than a little shocked by their guest speaker. Instead of offering the usual platitudes and congratulations (which ACS, not without reason, probably expects as its due), the Senior Minister of State (Education), Dr
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    Spores growth broadly-based
    1169 14 MWlli mm Uptrend since recovery in 1976 INSPITE of the more troubled world economy, Singapore's economic growth continued to strengthen last year, Gross domestic product in real terms increased by 9.3 per cent compared with 8.6 per cent in 1978. This continued a steady uptrend since the
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    Manufacturing prime mover of economy
    1552 14 Manufacturing prime mover of economy In spite of the Increases in oil prices and the tighter crude sopplies, the manufacturing sector performed even better than in 1978. Industrial growth accelerated to 14 per cent in real terms, the fastest rate since the recession in 1974-75. Growth was accompanied by rapid
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    REAL GNP/GDP IN SELECTED COUNTRIES 1976-1979
    116 14 REAL GNP/GDP IN SELECTED COUNTRIES 1976-1979 1977 1978 1979p Percen ige Chanfi Over Previ is Year I Total OECO 5.2 3.7 3.9 3»/4 United States Japan West Germany France United Kin(dom Italy Canada 5.8 6.0 5.6 5.6 2.6 5.6 5.8 4.9 5.4 2.6 30 2.0 2.0 2.7 4.4 5.6 3.5
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    World economic growth remains sluggish
    635 14 WORLD economic trends were mixed last year. Growth remained sluggish for the third successive year. It was marked by the sharp slowdown in the United States, which overshadowed the relatively stronger growth in Japan and West Germany. Little progress was made in solving the problems
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      800 15 Those statistics on reasons nurses resign from government service 4 It is unthinkable that the ministry should have even anticipated a "higher turnover of nurses" when referring to the opening of new private hospitals. The basic question remains, therefore, why
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      341 15 Are you an ECONOMIST? The Straits Times Group wants you if you are 35 or younger and are seeking a bigger challenge or much wider scope. Write to: The Managing Director, The Straits Times Group, S.T. Box 895, Singapore 0923. Please include details of educational and professional qualifications, working experience
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    Exports provide the main thrust
    1524 16 I*** toJWK v {Dura; n Highest growth rate since the oil crisis and recession of 1974 IN 1979, the output of goods and services or Grot* Domestic Product (GDP) in Singapore was valued at $18.1 billion at current factor cost. This was 11.3 par cent
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    GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY INDUSTRY AT 1968 FACTOR COST. 1977-1979
    127 16 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY INDUSTRY AT 1968 FACTOR COST. 1977-1979 1977 I I 1978 1979p 1977 1978 1979 Industry Million Pc Ov rcentage Change er Previous Year TOTAL Goods Sector Agriculture Fishing Manufacturing Construction Quarrying 9,290 2,784 152 2,033 599 10,089 2,965 151 2,263 551 11,027 3,337 155 2,588 594
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    2102 17 AS A service to readers. Straits Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The year's high and low, are followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. INDU8TTUAL COMMUC1AL
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      191 17 THE US dollar gained strength last week It opened at SB 1575 85 on the Singapore foreign exchange market and closed the week at 2 1705 10. A high US interest rate was the main reason for dollar firmness. Trading was active for most part of the week, with
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      403 17 THE overnight rale on the inter bank market opened firmer last week al the 1111 1 per cent level but eased considerably 10 5 per cent on Tuesday and J per cent on Thurs I day. before closing at 6 per cent on Friday, a liability base determina lion
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      107 17 THE INTERBANK overnighi rale eased considerably over the week It opened on Monday at 11 i to 11 per cent to close 515 1 to 5 per rent on Friday The low Friday closing was partly due to its being a base day The average mode for
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      185 17 ASIAN camacy average deposit rates (*r the week ended Feb t»: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months
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      45 17 FOR THE week ended Saturday March 1. the range of call rate received from Short Deposits (Ml Bhd was as follows: Baas faaal: 3 per cent to 5 per tieaeral fsaa: 4 per cent to 4.375 percent Movrmeats of funds totalled 1814 million.
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      Banks' Prime Lending Rates
      351 17 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. Feb 29, 1980 BANK'S JPLR Algemene Bank 11 American Express 11 Am'dam R'terdam Bank 11'. Asia Commercial 10 Asien-Pazifik 11'. A& NZ Banking Group 12 Ban Hin Lee Bank 9. Banca Commerciale 11 <
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    597 17 LONDON, Fri. Stock prices closed generally easier after a quiet session with rising interest rates adding to the prevailing concern over the steel strike, dealers said. At 3 pm, the FT index was down one point at 468.1. Government bonds showed net falls ranging to point with early
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    201 17 NEW YORK, Fri. Despite another round of increases in interest rates, the stock market moved higher in active trading, paced by a strong re- bound in America* Telephone. The Dow Jones industrial average rose nine points. Advances led declines nine to five as turnover slowed to 39 million
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    202 17 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Stocks closed mixed, with BoyaJ Dates gaining 1.80 and Unilever one in otherwise mixed Dutch Internationals, dealers said. KEB 29 FU ABN Ahold AktO AMEV Amfu Amrot Bank B*rk Bols Borsumij Burhmann Bjrtnkorf Cain O*ltt [>»li Ml] Kokkrr hord (if IdlT oulbroc Gobam ***** -I ion ->
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    218 17 ZURICH, Fri. Share prices closed mixed with an easier bias in moderate trading, reflecting the weaker Swiss franc and falling bond prices, dealers said. Insurances tended easier while in leading industrials Clba-Uelgy fell sharply ahead of annual results. Actions Suuaei aiusuiim Re| Brown Boverl Br Oba Urify Br Clbm
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    235 17 THE produce market saw another session of quiet trading last week with little change from the immediate post-festival trading (he previous week j But in view of the fresh harvests expected within the next month or so. conditions should improve 1 Meanwhile, dealers are generally quite contented I
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    392 17 TOKYO. Sat. Prices closed higher, with active fresh buying in textiles and nuclear energy issues more than offsetting profit-taking in front runners, dealers said. The market average rose 13.40 to close at 6,778.29, with a volume of 380 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed at 467.83, down
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    50 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 448.1 Thursday 469.1 Week Ago 454.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 863.14 Thursday 854.44 Week Ago 868.T7 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 914.91 Thursday 918.74 Week Ago 929.55 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday Unav Thursday 846.21 Week Ago 656.99 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 895.42 Thursday 881.70 Week Ago 891.60
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    173 17 THE KILOBAR market for gold in Singapore on Saturday opened at 544.382 and closed at $44,450 The Far East market opened at 1631 635 and traded quietly at around 1632 636 for the whole of Saturday morning In London, the market last Friday continued to drop to a km
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    COMMODITIES Tin price higher
    146 17 COMMODITIES Tin price higher THE Straits tin price in Penang on Saturday rote Msl2 to M 52.332 per picul on a turnover of 125 tonnes LONDON: The metal on Friday rose by £37 (or Cash and £30 lor Three Months in both contracts. During the afternoon the market held steady
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    37 17 I.ONIXIN Copper prices on Friday i previous In brackets): Wirebar Spot LI .225 (LI. 2041; sellers L 1.226. 226 1L1.206). Three Month buyers •1 .i.i 1C1.217). sellers £1.234 (L 1.218) Market taae: Firmer .Sale*: 9.000 tonnes
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    553 17 AFTER showing signs of uncertain weakness, the Singapore stock market sad- j j denh surged ahead closing the week at a new seven- year high on the Straits Times Industrial Index. Trading last Monday saw prices retreating over a broad front with declines leading advances about seven to
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    116 17 THE following. Is a list of the I* most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for ISIS HI Tiractrr r l'nr~ Pete HlKk U. im
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    396 17 AGONISING moments early last week gave way to relief as prices staged a strong comeback to close broadly higher at the Kuala Lumpur stock market. Trading was fairly active with volumes decreasing on the downturn. Most pundits had expected the market to consolidate further after the previous week's
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      81 17 F>b» FekM rekn KekS Feka ■BT Index 'imiusln.iLs Finance '•Hotels •Properties -Minings Plantations OCBC SESInd 3986 17 474.42 863 OS 416 76 345 87 274.06 56 472 86 430.89 4096 00 ***** ***** 417.37 353 66 ***** 871.86 477.75 437.51 4108 63 477 72 ***** 417.02 355 04 278
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      76 17 wmm re»» ret n re* zs res a BT Index 6409 39 'Industrial* 526 82 .Finance: 765 22 "Hoteb,. 326 36 'Properties ***** Tins 290.00 {Rubbers 1022 16 6592.83 532 12 774.20 325 87 382 45 292 22 *****6 6S06 27 6571.27 532 95 547.27 772.73 778.76 325 78
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    574 17 LONDON: Stock prices were generally firmer last week on small investment demand despite the prevailing strike by British steelworkers. but rising international interest rates and money market liquidity problems erased modest gains in government bonds, dealers said. The Financial Times index on the week was up 12 9
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    327 17 ROUNDUP Prices decline NERVOUS at the start, then gradually quieter trading was noted in the aftermath of the recent massive shakeout in London, with levels finally down some 11 cents on balance, says H.l!<U>. CiUer. iuik 4 xnpuy in its review of the Malaysian and Singapore rubber markets for the
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    172 17 LONDON Rubber futures on Knci.iy rlosed officially hesitant after easy and with overnight lotar*. lanuinK from 0 40 to 1 30 pence pei kilo. Turnover »as four lots of five lonnes .mil SS3 lots of 15 tonnes including five kerb trades and threi options Dealers said values continued
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      623 19 i A West German Company nunu f-ictiinng Cam controlled Single Spindle Automatic Lathes has the following immediate vdcanciesMACHINISTS o Semi-skilled or skilled machinists are required lo fill many vacancies in the mming. drilling milling and surface gnnding departments a Preferably Technical IV education holder of NTC Grade II or 111
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      554 20 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant d) Technical SAFETY SUPERVISOR REQUIRED for Building Construction Site Applicants must possess a Building Construction Safety Supervisor Course Certificate tali personally at IS7. South Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. SITE SUPERVISORS required by Civil EngineerIng Contractor OeaWfti aliima
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      466 20 A Leader isi the field ofPlaetlca Packafllag la opening ite eecoad aaodern factory r««jaitr«s the folio wlag peraonnel: A) ELECTRICIANS MALE 5 VACANCIES ■•ejasreaaeate: National Trade Certificate In Electrical Fining and Installation Grade t. Grade S or with S to 5 years of experience In an Industrial undertaking Completed full-time
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      311 20 f AIWA/ATLAS .'ELECTRONICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. has imrrvsdiata vacanciai for: ,js M PRODUCTION)! M)P£RATORSjI I PHJMBfIMsPsH pHsjifliMfHJHMpy^^^^ft 16 years and above Primary education Malaysians may also atfMtlw ej^wy r»i rM y l „^ll.. r peawe eie v'ei auneiiy with 1.C., 2 photoQafSpfW »ir>o scnool tesving ccrtif icata to* THE ADMINISTRATION
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      237 20 Is, 2| J i a, *I^^ Requirements: 16 years and above Post (A) Primary Education Post (B) Secondary Education Singaporean/ Malaysian/Permanent Resident No experience required We Offer: Good starting monthly basic salary Excellent merit and annual increments Attractive shift, transport and attendance allowance High incentive schema Annual wage supplement Medical
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      488 20 Urgently requires: Male or Female Production Operators Requirements Age 16 and above Good itarting wage* Fast promotion 13th months bonus CPF contribution Fringe Medical benefits provided Piped-in music Airconditioned working place Annual/marriage/ maternity leave etc. Free uniforms Attendance allowance Malaysian or Permanent residents are also welcome Interested applicants please call
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      426 20 requires A) MATERIAL CONTROLLER (MALE) Apppl. cants mual possess the following qualifications: 1) Holders of Diploma/ Certificate In Electronic technology. 2) 2 to 3 years of past working experience as Material Controller. 3) Able to work in close liaison with the Production Manager. Supervisors for their parts/ materials requirements. 4)
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      265 20 I SHOWA PLASTICS (S) PTE LTD requiree urgently SHIFT LEADER (1) SUB-LEADERS (3) Requirements lor Position (1): a experience in similar position c Minimum Secondary 4 education Able lo communirute in tngli.sh is an mv.-i Requirements tor Position (2): c 16 to 35 yearn nlrt a Completed Secondary 2 education,
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      282 20 L Manufacturing Company in Jurong requires PRODUCTION WORKERS tt.it.-> S27ll per month Attendance Incentive $30 per I month m Working Hour* Monduys to Krul.ns hlsa in to 5p m Satur- days 8 IS a ill to 12.15 p.m Other fringe benefits including bonne, annual leave, medical benef ik. etc Intaraatad
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      324 20 TOMY TOYS J ALL OVER THE WORLD g TOMY (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. t Block 8, Kallang Place, g off Boon Keng Road, Singapore 1233. Tel: *****77 H I I YOU can mafca tha 4 CHILDREN ALL OVER THE WORLD HAPPY by JOINING ci leVi'.ill.^' TOMY offers: 5-day work weak; 1
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      278 20 SIEMENS We are a subsidiary of SIEMENS A G, Germany, one of the 10 largest electronic companies in the world with over 330,000 employees; BBataja|akakaialakalßM a^^jQ •We abo have VACANCIES for Permanent Night Shift You are cordially invited to come to either of our Factories (Personnel Department) for interview on:Monday
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      4075 21 if II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t) Production Qollei i invites applications for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Normal &Perma«f it 3rd. Shift) STARTING SALARY $236 ON CONRRMATION jC^^^ UP TO $277 Z WITHIN ONE YEAH YOU CAN LJARNUPTOJ $292 Rollei provides good wages
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      409 21 a^Sßaa^Baaßaaßßßaa^Bßßaa^ A MITSUBISHI KAKOKI KAISHA LTD. Invites applicants for the post of: SITE SUPERVISOR c Holder of Polytechnic Technician Diploma (Civil Engineering) c Preferably with 3to 4 years' of working experience In supervising engineering works c Class 3 Driving Licence and preferably with own transport c Being conversant In work
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      556 21 OG 1) SALESGIRLS (5320/-) c Mln height I. Mm c Sporran, aoed If 30 c Conversant In English and Mandarin 2) CARPARK ATTENOAMTS <S»i/-> c Female Sporran, aed 18-25 c Conversant In English Interview 1 pm 5 pm FOR 1: OG ELITE DEPT STORE, Ordflr, Plaza S'oura Orchard Road. FOB
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      348 22 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES I BOATS 111 VEHICLES A BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 31 Situation* Vacant tt) General I NEW DISCO a Nlierlub opening soon Vacancies for Hostesses. Waitresses. Barmaids. Pantry Maids and Female Cooks. Apply personally 020. Orchard Towers OFFICE BOY ABOVE 18 years old needed Call
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      527 22 Required urgently CLEANER c Cleaning of offices. workshop, toilets and wash basins a Must be honest and hardworking, a Be prepared to work at Selelar Air Base a Preferably around 30 to 40 years of age LABOURERS (MALE/ FEMALE) a Some working experience a Must be reliable, honest and hardworking
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      849 22 STOREMAN-CLERK WANTED hv leading British company to work in large Paslr Panjang Store Dulles consist of assembling orders and keeping accurate records Musi be intelligent and methodical Age from 22 to 25 years. Write slating experience and salary required to: Administrative Manager. Maxwell Road P O Box 40. Spore 9000
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      276 22 Work In A Small Holei Far Faslar RIA COUNTRY CLUB HOTEL invites residents of Bedok. C'hal Chee and Katong areas to work (1) NCR MODEL 2136 CASHIERS a Only 2 shifts a <;< X o level In Mai hematics a Training will be given to those without experience a salary
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      837 22 SINGAPORE CAR RENTALS offer 1 new aircond/non alrcond cars, i Special rates for long term Ring I *****87 I 1 S __LJm\ SUNRISE t „^p r CAR RENTAL^ J 3 Brand N«v,. LMKt Modal i teCondtuomdCm •Marcwl«B«u2oo B •CoHSiofn* 2000 GLX Lara* Cetatl 1400 COMM •Colt LiiKar 1200 iS/Vvaoon I
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      804 22 I*7*. FORO CORTINA 2000E AutOnatlc. Alrcond. Company owner 4ew paintwork. Accident free Excellent condition. *****6 1*77, FORO CORTINA 1600 OL. 1 iwner Tax till June. Original 'ondltlon $17,200 ono Contact *****8. 1*77 FORO CORTINA 1.6 OL. private owned, aircond. radio/ casictte. immaculate condition 117.800 0.n.0. Tel: *****81. 1*77 FORD ESCORT
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      554 22 [CITROENA Jointh« CITROEN League For Comfort, Safety, Economy* Style S.K. Automobiles (Re) Ltd. 2SI, Alaiendra load 5.«00p0,. 0315 Tt I *****1. *****4 6301 He *****6 LIAN HENO MOTOR TRADING PTE LTD 242 Middle Rood Singapor. 0718 Tata: 321*30/ 31*91/ 32SSM IS7S Colt Galant Sigma 1600 a/c Toyota pickup 1600 Suzuki
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      844 22 ing $1,400 Call Ismail *****13 before 6 p.m m> Commercial Vehicles END 1171, HONDA Van I Daihatsu 550. End 1976. Honda 3«0 1473. DaUun 1300. All Pick-ups. 1974. Daihatsu and 1970. Nissan Homer. Both 10' diesel lorries. All In good condition H.p. arrangeable *****9 FORD TRANSIT VAN 1970. New paintwork,
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      326 22 m.-nm\ HILL-TOP BUNGALOWS UP TO DATE FACILITIES CONVENIENCE FREEHOLD LAND PROMPT HANDING OVER OF HOUSES ON COMPLETION EASY INSTALMENTS AVAILABLE Unique 3-dimensional architectural masterpiece Exclusive split level design tor windows and doors Special aluminium Irame with light tinted glass and modern fittings FREEHOLD LAND iFREE FROV ENCUMBRANCES ON COMPLETION ANO
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      755 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 51 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses A DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW OFF DUNEARN ROAD DIST. 11 3 bedrooms, study, servant's. large living dining with patio and airconds Furnished 53.500. AN EXCLUSIVE 1 OUIET APARTMENT OFF DUNEARN ROAD
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      798 23 FULLY FURNISHED SINGLESTOREY detached bungalow with I 3 bedrooms and a sludy with 3 airconds. fridge, cooker, etc Available on 1 4.80 in dlst II Adam Road Rental $2,500 pm Ring Kamesl Enterprises *****37 '6 for details UHDB We have two bungalows on hilltop commanding panoramic i»« at Hume Heights
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      862 23 B^^^^^^^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BACHELOR APARTMENT with swimming pool, squash court, shops, supermarkets $1,000 lo $2,600. Hoe-Tan *****2 Beautifully Furniehed Apartment In District 10 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, fully carpeted and aircond Available 13th April 1990. Rental: $2,200 negotiable CALL JAMES *****33 BEAUTIFUL TERRACE APARTMENT In Pandan Valley. 4 Bedrooms. Spacious Ilvlng/Dlnlng. Partially
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      757 23 I I I Pandan Valley $2,500 turniehed Sherwood Tower $1,800 furniehed RING YUMIN HOUSING AGENCY *****3/ *****1/ ***** SHERWOOD TOWER (next lo Bukll Tlmah Piaza) 3 bedrooms, unfurnished $1,500. furnished $2,000 (Property: *****11/ *****92). SHERWOOD TOWERS Partially furnished 3-bedroomed apartment, high floor. 24-hour security with sports facilities $1,600 Inter-World Appraisers
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      715 23 IaaaaaaaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBHeaaaa* OANTAS AIRWAYS requires FOR THEIR SINGAPORE MANAGER Detached House c 3-4 bedrooms with bathrooms attached c Fully or partially furnished in OIST S 9/ 10/ 11 a Approximately 20.000 25,000 aq.fi. land area a Long lease Contact PROPERTY ADMINISTRATOR STEVEN LIM *****0S b) Flats COUPLE URGENTLY REQUIRE rental private/
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      854 23 DIST. 10. CORNER TERRACE Spill-level Terrazzo/ parquet flooring Area: 4.000*. asking: $300,000 CAD Charles McAtrlck: *****41 DIST. 10, EDEN PARK. 5.000 sq.fl 3bedroomed bungalow with vast potentials Only $240,000 Pace Property: *****8 DIST. 10 FIRST AVENUE slngleslorey bungalow with 5 bedrooms. Land area approximate 8.000 sq fl $385,000 No brokers
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      787 23 ALEXANDRA CENTRE (dlsl 3) 3 bedrooms, split-level apartment. 1.700 sq ft freehold. $145,000 Regional *****54/ *****00 A LUXURIOUS MAISONETTE Beverly Mai. centrally alrcondllioned. swimming pool 3 bedrooms upstairs, spacious living/ dining, balcony Vacant possession $525,000 Richard Low Housing *****81 A LUXURIOUS HIGH rise 4-room apartment facing panoramic sea view at
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      676 23 (iRANCiE HEIGHT TYPE A Uso 000 0.n.0. (iRANGE HEIGHT TYPE B $530,000 0.n.0. MAXIMA MANSION 5530.000 0.n.0. SHERWOOD TOWERS TYPE X $320,000 0.n.0. HOME LEASE a SALE PTE LTD Tel: *****25. *****17. *****3S HIN SENG CONDOMINIUM Apartment. 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, squash, tennis, foreigners can buy *****27 Mrs Tan HIN
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      668 23 SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW in dlsl 10 Owners please lei *****.=* lip m to lOp 111 TO PURCHASE S.OOO lo 10.000 sq ft land suitable for storage godown Owners tel *****66 URGENTLY REQUIRED HOUSES/ Apartments in good districts (iood rental/ lease assured Offer I 221H496 *****47 WANTED ABOUT 100.000 sq.ft. of industrial
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      787 23 1 OIST 3 OUEENSWAY SHOPPING centre office unit iiik HMOS Interested v GOLDEN MILE TOWER *q fl 11 II w p.s.l mi JOHOR TOWER 27-STOBf plex Ample car park and r> st necunt) six hits r.uu carrying :m persons Central alr-condi-itonlng Hem r. lad Miss Wong Tel ***** JB JURONG.
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      694 24 V SERVICES ft BUSINESS VI EDUCATION ft TRAINING VI EDUCATION ft TRAINING |VI EDUCATION TRAINING VII TRAVEL TOURS Tt At Your Service wacialiM io p>mtina »mlina, ctrov xnerneaih t**i* you **ti I B'Mi. mvoicn and alt hind of Stationery itemi Denening. tnywuing workt Iv> availaoit nert FOR QUICK CREATIVE .RELIABLE
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      690 24 IMPORTED LSOO BETAFORMAT i blank) video cassettes (or sale Reasonable prices. Enquiries (rum dealers/ sales agents or Individuals welcome Contact ratm MALAYSIAN IMPORT PERMITS available (or cars pistons, chains and canned roods Write Bex 547. Marine Parade. Singapore 0144 REGISTERED COMMERCIAL SCHOOL requires working/ sleeping partners Small investment Part-time possible
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      991 24 ®y<CITY SCHOOL y OF COMMERCE (A member ot the Stamford Group of Colleges) DAYTIME COURSES MARCH 1980 Applications are now invited lor admissions to hjlMime (day) and part-time (day/evening) courses1 A two-year post School Certificate course leading to: a) Advanced Level Diploma in Business Studies —officially recognised (or exemption by
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      467 24 CAPITAL TUTORIAL COLLEGE. LONDON GCE O -A 1 LEVELS BUSINESS STUDIES Make the most of your future and your money with our successful teaching Details from: MO Cheehem Houae, ISO Regent Street, London WIR SFA England Telex 2*142* Adfone G E SB /ENGLISH ORALLY spoken commencing Tuesday 800 p.m./ Wednesday
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      627 24 .y^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaivaVßaaa^ SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE NEW SESSIONS Fulltime ii Part-time COMMENCING 17TH MARCH ACCOUNTANCY c ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS c INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING STAFF BANKING c INSTITUTE OF BANKING ft FINANCE Stage I COMPUTER STUDIES (with Test-runs on In-house Computer) c BASIC c COBOL c FORTRAN G.C.E. 'A' LEVEL c
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      1474 24 SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF Science 593-A Serangoon Road (*****20) Enrol for 1980 Physical Science. Biology, Mathematics. English. Physics. Chemistry Sec II Pre U 11. "START IMPORT-EXPORT Business" Course by Llm Boon Tong commences 4 3.1980 (Tuesday) 615 pm $30 Fee. *****9/ *****6 (8.1.M STORES MANAGEMENT a Inventory Control commencing 11/3/ 80.
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      318 24 JET THE SIA GIANT 747 SUPER B WEST COAST PANORAMA USA/Canada/Mexico/ Hongkong 17 days *****0 K*****016/3 12/4 24/5 25/5. THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE All USA/Canada/Mexico/ Hongkong 28daysSS5390 KLS549O'2'4 24/5.25/531/5. SCHOOL HOLIDAY SPECIAL! All-West Coast /USA/ Hawaii/ Mexico/ Hong Kong 21 Days 28/5.29/5 BONUS FOR USA TOURS Receive Rare USA fii Centennial
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    94 25 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 2*th Feb 19*0 at Mt. ALVERMA HOSPITAL. LEAVING BEHIND HUS BAND LIM HANG HOE. SONS LIM TIAN KIT LIM THIAM HOCK. SANDY PAULINE TEO) LIM KIM GU AN. DANIEL (JAYNESAUTHARI) DAUGHTERS LIM GIM GEOK LIM KIM CHOO. JULIE LIM GIM SUAN. IRIS (NOLENOYEOW) SON-IN-LAW
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    144 25 IN LOVING MEMORY OF (Mrs. Ong Yu Thoh) Departed: 3.3.79. Dearly missed by all loved ones. MDM. CHONG POH Ol Departed on February 14, 1980 daughter-in-law. fi«e daughters and five sons-in-law and siiteen grand children. Third week ritual service will be held at Ang Mo Kio, Avenue
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      527 25 VII TRAVEL TOl 114 Tours NAM HO wmi samcE in m ltd ST.P.a LC NO: 140 Head Office: Gl4-16-18. Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen St (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05. Ter. *****33(7 Lines) Branch Office. 1 19, People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/91 1662/
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      349 25 IRS "1 ■MfcmWmjelMMiiyH LET ANGEL EXPRESS BRING YOU A MEMORABLE HOLIDAY SI) BANGKOK/PATTAYA 1825 81) BANGKOK PATTAYA/ CHIENCiMAI $725 UKPAKTURE EVERY WEDNESDAY SUNDAY 81) BANGKOK/PATTAYA/ HONGKONG $1,270 DEPARTURE EVERY WED. SUNDAY HD BANGKOK'HONOKONG/ TAIPEI $1,855 DEP 5. 3. 19/3. 2/4. 16/4 14D MANILA/TAIPEI/HONGKONG $1,965 DEP 10/3. 25/3. 15/4. 29/4 ■1
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      691 25 VII TRAVEL TOURS (i\^ DINERS T \\M HOUDAYS S A RELIABLE WAY TO TRAVEL! WIDEST CHOICE AVAILABLE Q Philippines 6 days Manila Fiesta (Sat.) 963 7daysManila/Baguio (Sat.) $1005 J Indonesia 6 days Lake Toba/Medan (Fri./Sun.) 480 sdaysßali/Jogja(Da/7yM 815 4/576 days Romantic Bali (Daily) 710 Group dep. 4 days (1313, 17,
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      385 25 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL S.M.B. (ESTABLISHED 1987) confl- M MM^^*^^''" dentially inlroducr.s friend/llfeHmr partner successfully. Tel: •13/) Parannal 7.*****9 Maxwell Road PO Box IJU r r »""»l 1149 SUE H. H. 131 ReligiOUS >« v you Only realised this Announcements slnce 'f5f 5 1 Wednesda y "°i °"'y great liking. Missed
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      711 25 SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited tor the maintenance, odiustment and tuning of the following pianos in the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation a Five Petrol Grand Piano* b Two Slemway Grand Piano* c One Stembach Upright Piano d One Broad wood Baby Grand Piano I I Closing Date: 17
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    313 26 •Forest fa"to lowly Bolton •M ni!« I hitfor I LONDON, Sun. European soccer Cup-holders Nottingham j Forest yesterday suffered an upset in preparations for their i defence of the trophy in Wednesday's quarter-final against I Dynamo Berlin, of East Germany. Forest lost 1-0 to England First Division bottom-club Bolton,
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      398 26 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE KKI'I KI.IC OF SINGAPORE Salt N». 3133 of UTS Brtweea ASIAN-PAZIFIKBANK AG. Plaintiffs Aad 1. KIM MIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (surd as a firm) t. LEE CHENG MIN DefeadMU To Lee Cheng Mln. the second Defendant and also the sole proprietor of Kirn Mln Construction
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    243 27 .~and third day's play in Orlando is suspended ORLANDO (Florida), 1 Sun. Heavy rain forced l the third round of the US$3OO,OOO Bay Hill golf Classic yesterday to be suspended, with Dave Eichelberger and Dan Pohl sharing the lead at seven-! under-par after 11 holes. CTose behind
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    Lock icon Sudden death
    67 27 HUNTINGDALE. Sun. American Gene Littler today beat Australian Rodger Davis on the first hole of a sudden death play-off to win the US$5O,OOO ($107,500) Australian Masters title. Leadiag scares: 288 Gene Uttler (tJS) 70, 74, 67, 77, Rodger Davis 66, 72, 75. 75; ttt Greg Norman 70, 74,
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    SICC make it by 17 strokes
    304 27 SINGAPORE Island Country Club beat Keppel by 17 strokes in a Singapore Golf Association Premier League match at Keppel yesterday. SICC's Prem Sachdev registered the best score of 69. In another match at Jurong, the home team beat Tengah by eight strokes. Scares: Premier
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    133 27 m Kuo Chi Hsiung (Tai) 72. 67, 68. 67. 21< Lv Liang Huan (Tai) 69, 68, 68. 71. »1 Mya Aye (Bur) 69, 70. 69,73. 282 Mark McNulty (SA) 72, 74, 66, '0. 283 Kurt Cox (US) 70. 68, 69,76. 284 Lv HsiChuen (Tai) 70, 75, 69. 70;
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    Suspension for Masruhen
    493 27 The stewards felt that he I could have ridden his horse out with much more vigour in the straight They, therefore, suspended him for two race days for riding an unsatisfactory race. Foo was told that he had failed to ride his horse out in the straight
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    192 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Football Association of Malaysia may introduce a quarter-final stage in the Malaysia Cup competition the premier local soccer tournament next year. Under a proposal which the Competitions Committee intends to make to the FAM Council, the top eight teams in the
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    Wales are still in the running
    319 28 Wales are still in the running CARDIFF, Sun. Wales comfortably beat Scot- 1 land 17-6 at the National Stadium here yesterday to keep alive their hopes of taking a share in the Five-Nations' rugby union championship. The Welsh, obviously on their best behaviour and anxious to avoid any repetition of
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    117 28 them scored 57 points in the three matches, more than they have achieved together at any time since before World War I. France won by a goal, a try, two penalty goals and a drop goal to Ireland's one goal, three penalty j goals and a dropped goal. I
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    432 28 KYALAMI (S. AFRICA), SUN. FRENCHMAN Rene Arnoux continued to cash in on the misfortunes of compatriot and teammate Jean-Pierre Jabouille as he won the South African Grand Prix, his second successive Formula One triumph, here yesterday. Jabouille, the No. 1 driver in
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    Selectors drop Gillian
    83 28 LONDON. Sun Gillian Gilks. one of the world"s top badminton players and England's best competitor at international level (or the past decade, has been omitted from the England team for the European and world championships. After hearing the news, the 2»-year-old British player hinted yesterday thai she
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    There's hope yet for the final — Jitta
    173 28  - There's hope yet for the final Jitta JOE DOR AI By DESPITE the 3-0 defeat by Iran on Saturday night, Singapore are not out of contention for a place in the final of the pre-Olympic Games soccer competition. This was the optimistic view of national coach Jitta Singh yesterday as
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    CSC A strong contenders
    62 28 CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB 1 A put themselves in line (or the Soon Peng Yam Shield when they beat their B team 10-5 in the senior division of the water polo tournament at Amber Road yesterday. Other remits: Scalar: CSC B 3 Vigilante Corps 3; JuUr: CSC
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    Lock icon Shock for Trengganu
    48 28 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Federal Territory shocked Trengganu 2-0 in the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer tournament here yesterday. Defending champions Johore had a good start in the tournament when they beat Negri Sembilan 3-1 at the Stadium Padang, while Kelantan beat Perlis 2-0 in Kangar. NST.
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    Calls stir Ng to first big victory
    391 28  -  WILFRED YEO: I By' RONNIE NG, predicted to become Singapore's bowling messiah for the Eighties, has arrived. The 27-year-old CKS Bearings salesman claimed his first Masters title today, winning the first leg of the Asian Bowling Circuit at the Sukhumvit Bowl here. But
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    Leeds beat Castleford
    223 28 LONDON, Sun. Leeds defeated Castleford 33-21 in a rugby league Division One match yesterday. Other results: Club matches Birkenhead 22 Metropolitan Police 6. Bradford 12 Otley 8, Coventry 17 Wasps 7, Gala 17 Middlesbrough 4. Gosforth 20 Sale 9, Hartlepool 31 Watsonians 10, Hawick 13 Stewarts Melville
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    Police capture elusive SCC Cup
    306 28  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By POLICE became the first local side to capture the elusive Singapore Cricket Club seven-a-side Cup when they stormed past Chuckles A in the quarterfinals, edged out Cobras in the semi-finals, and raided the SCC A goalmouth in the final to win
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      India look set for first win in tournament
      217 29 India look set for first win in tournament INDIA look all set for their first pre-Olympic Games qualifying round soccer competition win tonight when they face Sri Lanka at the National Stadium (7.30), reports JOE DORAI. The Indians, who have r a high reputation for their ball skills, surprisingly were
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      Chan sweeps leisurely to victory
      85 29 Chan sweeps leisurely to victory IN an afternoon of leisurely eight-knot winds, Paul Chan managed to bag the Windsurfers Association's monthly men's 12.8 kilo> metres event, off the East Coast Park yesterday. Chan clocked 53 mm. in winds of eight knots that went down to three knots. followed by Graham
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      38 29 THE Buona Vista community centre youth group will conduct two <uurses for members this month. Badminton will start on March 6 and swwv ming for children on March S. Registration is now open at thp ppnfrp
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      416 29 By PATRICK BASTIANS LIM SEOK HUI, whom experts tip to win the national championships next year, took the girls' under-19 title in the Sustagen junior squash tournament at the Kallang Complex yesterday. The 12-year-old scored a snappy 9-5, 9-2, 9-1 win over Ingrid Rice. Seok Hui played
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      Lock icon Iqbal and Tausif spin Pakistan towards victory
      173 29 Iqbal and Tausif spin Pakistan towards victory KARACHI, Sun. Spinners Iqbal Qasim and j Tausif Ahmed completed their domination of the first cricket Test here today, bowling Pakistan to I a seven-wicket victory over Australia with a day to spare. Iqbal, slow left-arm bowler, and Tausif, a 20-year-old off -spinner
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      152 29 AUSTRALIA Ist Ira. ttS PAKISTAN Ist IBM. W AUSTRALIA tmt. lvi. (•veralgM IM) Laird r Javed b Iqbal 23 Yaltep c Majid b Iqbal 16 Higbr* st Taslim b Tausif 8 CteppeU <■ Taslim h Tausif 13 HMkn, lhw b Iqbal 0 Barrier not out 58 Marik c Mudassar
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      Darshan, Raja the heroes
      268 29 Darshan, Raja the heroes A SOLID innings by veteran Darshan Singh and brilliant bowling by Mohan Rajalingam helped the Indian Association beat Armed Forces by 23 runs in a Singapore Cricket Association senior league match at Tanglin yesterday. Darshan, who went in j when LA were struggling at 37 for
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      49 29 AUCKLAND. Sun Rain forced the third day of the final cricket Test between the West Indies and New Zealand, at Eden Park, to be suspended Tomorrow, originally scheduled to be a rest day, will be a playing day. Smtm: West Indies 220. New Zealand 434 AP.
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      Edged out
      39 29 PORT AUTHORiTY Recreation Club were edged i" 0-1 by Malacca Football Associa lion in a friendly soccer match at Kubu Stadium, and held 1-1 by Kluang District FA at Kluang Stadium during their weekend tour of Malaysia
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      581 29  -  JOE DORAI By NORTH KOREA recovered from an own goal, given away by their skipper Kirn Tong Mm, to hold China to a draw in an evenly-fought preOlympic Games Asia Group Three qualifying round soccer match at the National Stadium last night. Tong Mm
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      56 29 BADMINTON Secondary schools' secondary boys' girLs' tournament (Various venues). HOCKEY Secondary schools' secondary Kasl Zone boys' final (Victoria School. 315) SOCCKR Prp<)|vmpic louinament India v Sri l^nkn (National Stadium, 7.30); Secondary srhools' East Zone tournament (St. Patrick's, Temasek JC, Bedok View. 3 and 4 30) TKNNIS Secondary schools'
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    254 30 TOKYO, San. Fishermen on the inland of Ikl In western Japan today continued a dolphin slaughter begun last week while another group of Japanese fishermen announced that they killed 1,211 dolphins last Friday. Fishermen said they killed about KM dolphins late yesterday In the
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    Lock icon Protection for eyes
    66 30 PARIS, Sun. France has developed a helmet to protect the eyes of soldiers who risk being directly exposed to a nuclear flash, a military medical specialist announced here. Soldiers likely to be within the immediate vicinity of an explosion mainly bomber pilots and tank drivers could be
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    Lock icon Protest week
    30 30 NEW DELHI. Sun. Women's organisations in Delhi take to the streets tomorrow for a week of protests demanding tougher action against rape and sexual harassment of women. Reuter.
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    147 30 Troops deter mass demos KABUL, Sun. A massive show of Sovietbuilt armour and a large presence of troops on Kabul's streets deterred mass demonstrations expected yesterday. There had been widespread rumours that Afghans opposed to the Soviet-backed regime of President Babrak Karmal would repeat their performance of last week by
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    Lock icon 'Weak army' charge
    60 30 BRUSSEI-S, Sun. Sixteen retired generals yesterday charged that Belgium has a weak army because of shorter military service, a lack of volunteers, insufficient manoi'iivii's on a war-footing, and declining discipline Their charges came in an o(*>n letter to the government and followed criticism by army chiefs of
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    297 30 Qotbzadeh given assurance TEHERAN, Sunday FOREIGN Minister Sadegh Qotbzadeh said last night that he was "assured" that the members of the United Nations inquiry commission here would see the 50 American hostages before their departure from Iran. i!i d J 1 1 My
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    71 30 LONDON, Sun. A London businessman is setting the plant world talking by manufacturing a device to convert a houseplant's nervous feelings into musical notes. The flute-like melody emitted supposedly tells the gardener whether his pet plant is sad or happy, in pain or full of the
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    75 30 NICOSIA, Sun. A rare snowstorm enveloped parts of the Middle East in a mantle of white today, to the delight of many children who had never seen snow in their lives. The inland island capital of Cyprus was enveloped in fluffy snow for the first
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    82 30 NEW DELHI. Sun A father "sacrificed" his four small children to appease the Hindu goddess Kali in West Bengal on Saturday, it was reported today. The children, all below seven years of age, were axed to death one after the other at their house at Coochbehar. AFP.
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    96 30 BISHOP HOBART B. AMSTUTZ. beloved pastor, teacher. TRINITY COLLEQE founder-principal. BISHOP <if the Methodist Church In Southeastern Asia and Pakistan passed away at 650 W. Harrison Street. Claremont. CA *****. USA A great preacher, friend and leader Inserted by BISHOP T.R Doralsainy EMERSON PUA KIM SIANG. aojd
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      308 30 Tamil: What readers say Two weeks ago, we carried a two-part feature on a proposal to make Tamil the link language for Singapore Indians. It drew fast, and, in some instances, angry comments from readers. We compile some of their comments for a special report today. We also reprint an
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      181 30 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in a few places after mid-day .TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: 6.49 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.43 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 2-8C Cloudy I London 7-10C Gear Alton* 2-12C Clear Lw Angeles 13-19C Cloudy Bahrain )C M.o.n
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      Lose by modesty and gain by pride
      714 1 MODESTY is a fine tradition of Chinese education as the saying goes, one loses by pride and gains by modesty. Brought up to think this way, I learnt the virtue well, if not any other thing, to do my teacher proud. On leaving
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      Chinese without tears
      213 1 xuefei school fees feish' time-consuming huifei membership dues siundionfei charges for 2* water and electricity /fc -"i <fe mianfei free of charge shenghuofei living ex(S* penses langfei waste; squander For example, you may mm y> f eijie obscure, hord to $C if ]W "Z understand jrnti£n women
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      A bumper issue of vocabulary
      179 1 Bookshelf "THE Chinese-English Dictionary compUed by the Belong Foreign Languages Institute in China is now available here. The Ministry of Cultore has approved the sale and circulation of the dictionary once "detained". The manager of Chung Hwa Book Store, Mr V C Shih, said the
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      Pick of the Day
      882 2  -  JOHN DE SOUZA By SBC TV WATCH the black and I white Afternoon Mati- I nee. My Friend Irma on Ch 5 at 3.35 p.m. and witness the 1949 debut of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. This comedy film revolves around the romances of two couples
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        225 2 CHINESE BRUSH Court Hotel, first floor PAINTING EXHIBI- lobby from 9 a.m. taJ TION by James Tan P'giSFV^i n? t h at the ManHarin tREATINU WITH u«»Ii Mandarin PAPEB AND WOOD Hotel, mezzanine an exhibition of creanoor, from 11 a.m. to tions by members of the 8 p.m. Demonstrations Art
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      You've come a long way, baby or have you really?
      1346 5  - You've come a long way, baby or have you really? CHRISTINE TERP By The image of women projected by advertiser* is "a caricature of feminity either objectifying beauty or at the other extreme, degrading women's work," contends Ms Jean Kilbourne, who has distilled some 10 years of research and writing
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      717 6  - ABCs of electin a US President The selection process cting ent MILTON CHASE By IF YOU ask the average American how the President of the United States is elected, his answer will probably be a simple "the people elect him," and he will be wrong. The people do not elect
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      981 6 6 Actually there have been hundreds of other parties In US history and there still are numerous parties, but with two rare exceptions, such parties are insignificant, both in power or numbers of supporters. Because these small splinter parties offer no real opposition to either the Democrats or
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      Final choice rests with Electoral College
      502 6 Final choice rests with Electoral College tify their preferred candidate. Each political party holds it own state primary. In most cases, registered Republicans and Democratic voters can only cast ballots in their own primary. But there are cross-over states. This year there is an added complication in Democratic Party rules.
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      Whytl Why the primaries count
      903 6 Whytl Why the primaries count IK ONLY a tiny minorii; eligible voters take any iii est In pasting ballots In i ruses conventions and marles, why are they cor ered so very Important why do they loom so larg the election of a IS Pi dent. Caucuses and prima today
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        187 6 Jp Highway Wi^iM^- To the white House Vtoo^s^l 'ifimdC A I lJtxA f 7 *^v Voters select delegates to the national con- |j^_— '-^^---v "jj[§ll\ <A! flp' Jal vention in two general ways— in some 7p -y \p ".J- Jxy f JrV m\ Jl\W states by electing delegates directly, m
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      Some facts and foibles of past US leaders
      337 7 Some facts and foibles of past US leaders QUESTION: How many US Presidents have been assassinated? Answer: Abraham Lincoln. James GarHeld, William McKlnley and John P. Kennedy. Kennedy at 43 was the youngest man to be elected President, and, at age 4C, the youngest to die. Counting those assassinated, eight
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      723 8  -  TAN SUAT LIAN By AT ITS calmest period, Ruggiero Ricci's engagements would be enough to keep a dozen less profligate concert artists busy for years: He has played to more audiences, in more cities and countries and over a longer period of I time,
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      Audience thrilled by brilliance of true genius
      582 8 SSO CELEBRITY CONCERT Fob 27, 28 Ruggiero Ricei Reviewed by JOHN EDWARDS RARELY can one claim to have been in the presence of genius and mean it but the audience at last Thursday's Singapore Symphony Orchestra concert was privileged to hear a performer
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      As pure in life and love as in death
      265 8 BEREFT of all consolation from father, mother and nurse, Juliet turns to Friar LawTence to save her from her marriage to Paris. The good Friar, backed into a corner by Juliet's threat to kill herself, Kives her a potion to take
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