The Straits Times, 29 May 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    Lock icon INDIA'S BIGGEST ARMS PURCHASE
    293 1 '$3.4 b pact signed in Moscow' report NEW DELHI, Wednesday INDIA has agreed to buy missiles and other sophisticated weapons worth more than US$l.6 billion (553.4 billion) from the Soviet Union the largest ever foreign arms purchase to be made by the government here. The Press
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    Lock icon 'Who shot J. R?' poser for Scotland Yard
    254 1 'Who shot J. R?' poser for Scotland Yard LONDON, Wad. IN times of trouble the people of Britain turn to Scotland Yard for help, so it was no surprise that the Yard's switchboard lit up yesterday with callers wanting to know who shot J. R. Ewing. "It's unbelievable," said a
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    Lock icon Diamond find
    42 1 BEIJING, Wed. Chinese geologists have discovered more than 100 natural diamonds in two chromite ore deposits in Tibet, the official Xinhua news agency said today It was the first time diamonds had been discovered in China in "ultrabasic" rocks. Reuter
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    Lock icon $3m more for Third World
    77 1 VIENNA, Wed. The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries yesterday agreed to increase aid to the Third World by US$l.6 billion (553.4 billion) but said they would accept a sharply reduced level of contribution from Iran. Finance ministers of Opec compromised with Iran alter it pleaded
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    Guerillas attack road builders' camp
    150 1  - Guerillas attack road builders' camp Theh Chongkhadikij By of the Bangkok Post BANGKOK, Wed. An armed band claiming to be a mobile combat team of the Communist Party of Malaya raided a road construction camp 41 km from Betong on the Malaysian border yesterday, according to reports reaching nere today.
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    Singapore lose to Selangor
    73 1 Singapore lose to Selangor DEFENDING champion Selangor beat Singapore 1-0 in the Malaysia Cup soccer competition at Merdeka Stadium in Kuala .Lumpur last night. Unbeaten Selangor's win ning goal was scored by X Rajagopal in the eighth minute, after Edmund Wee had parried a shot by Mokh tar Dahari. Singapore,
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    Lock icon Plane crash
    43 1 CANARY ISLANDS, Wed. A Spanish air force C-130 Hercules transport plane with 10 military men aboard crashed today in mountains on the Atlantic Ocean island of I-is P.ilni.i... military officials said. First reports indicated there may have been survi vors UPI
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    Lock icon Four big US banks slash rates again
    112 1 NEW YORK. Wed. Four major banks cut their prime lending rate by as much as 2 per cent to 14 per cent yesterday, continuing a steep decline in interest charges. The prime rate, the interest paid by a bank's best corporate customer, has
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    Lock icon House-to-house search for insurgents
    504 1 KWANGJU (S. Korea), Wednesday HEAVILY- ARMED troops today launched a house-to-house search for armed insurgents who had waged this provincial capital's bloody revolt for 10 days. A search was also launched for armed radical militants reported to have (led to the mountains. The Martial Law Command
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    Lock icon 27 killed
    24 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. Snowballing racial violence in India's northeastern state of Assam has killed 27 people last week, officials said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon US-Japan accord on regular defence talks
    120 1 US-Japan accord on regular defence talks TOKYO, Wed THE United States and Japan today agreed to hold regular consultations about twice a year to promote cooperation on defence equipment and technology, Japanese Defence Agency sources said. The agreement was reached during a meeting between Mr William Perry, US Deputy Secretary
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    Lock icon Carter 'yes' to visits
    56 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Jimmy Carter has accepted invitations to visit Italy, the Vatican, Yugoslavia, Spain and Portugal next month, the White House announced today. The visits will come immediately before and after the previously scheduled economic summit meeting of the seven major industrial nations in Venice
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    'Thailand may support Khmer resistance'
    669 1  - 'Thailand may support Khmer resistance' LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok reporter VIETNAM'S hardline stand on Kampuchea might drive Thailand to seek open support for other Khmer resistance fighters as an alternative to the Khmer Rouge forces now fighting the Hanoibacked Heng Samrin regime. Sources close to the Thai Government
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    Lock icon Change policies, Samrin regime urged
    450 1 GENEVA, Wed. THE two-day United Nations Conference on Humanitarian Relief to Kampuchea ended last night with a call by participating countries to the Hanoi-backed Heng Samrin regime in Phnom Penh to make policy changes to avert mass starvation. The changes called for included both letting
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    Lock icon LATEST ASIAN GAMES TALKS TOO?
    78 1 LATEST ASIAN GAMES TALKS TOO? NKW DXI.HI, Wed. A Saudi Arabian proposal to cancel the general meeting of the Asian Games Federation scheduled for Moscow during the Summer Olympics wan barked by most members »f the federation executive committee meeting here today, a spokesman said. However, the committee derided in
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      Lock icon The Carter juggernaut rolls on relentlessly
      395 2 LOSSES IN FOUR MORE STATES DIM TED'S HOPES US PRESIDENTIAL RACE NEW YORK, Wad. PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter won four more state primary elections yesterday, leaving rival Mr Edward Kennedy to stage a political miracle if he is to stop Mr Carter from being renominated
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      Lock icon Papal visit will be greatest crowd puller
      233 2 Papal visit will be greatest crowd puller PARIS, Wed. France Is preparing for Its first papal visit since the days of Napoleon on a scale unprecedented In Its history. Pope John Paul II will arrives tomorrow for a three-day visit and nothing in Prance's past eqaals the crowds be is
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      Lock icon China's two for IMF
      50 2 BEIJING, Wed. China has appointed two representatives to the International Monetary Fund, which it joined last month, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. It named as IMF governor its People's Bank President, Mr Li Bao-Hua, and alternate governor Bank of China Vicepresident Wang Wei-Cai. UPI.
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      Lock icon Malaria check
      37 2 JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Directorate-General of Transmigration will soon despatch a team to Toili in central Sulawesi to check into reports that 40 newly arrived transmigrants from Bali had recently died there from malaria. AFP.
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      Lock icon C'WEALTH BODY PLEDGES $417 m TO THE POOREST
      134 2 C'WEALTH BODY PLEDGES $417 m TO THE POOREST LONDON, Wednesday THE Commonwealth Development Corporation said today it committed itself to investing a record £82.7 million (*****.6 million) in the poorest countries last year. The corporation, based here, said in its annual report that it now has projects in 45 countries,
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      Lock icon Visitors aboard space station
      139 2 MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet Soyuz-36 space capsule docked with the Salyut-6 manned space station last night and the two cosmonauts, one Soviet and one Hungarian, went on board. The official Soviet news agency Tass reported that mission commander Valery Kubasov and Hungarian engineer Bertalan Farkas docked
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      Lock icon The runaway killer
      57 2 BANGKOK. Wed. Two policemen were killed and (our others injured when a loaded 10-wheel truck ran through a checkpoint on the outskirts of the city late last night, it was reported today The driver, identified as Manop Padlom. reportedly told police that a brake failure had prevented
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      Lock icon Biologists produce a nine-parent mouse
      262 2 WASHINGTON, Wed BIOLOGISTS have produced the first mouse with four natural mothers, four natural fathers and a foster mother. Through research on multi-parented mice, sen itists hope to learn how cells communicate and how embryos develop into foetuses. They hope their observations of normal develop
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      Lock icon Sailor girls make a splash
      61 2 A WOMAN midshipman getting a hog from a classmate after jumping into a Sool in the United tates Naval Academy in Annapolis following their final parade as seniors on Tuesday. A total of §38 mid*shipmen graduated from the academy yesterday, including 55 women, the first
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      Lock icon 'Rebel chiefs killed'
      63 2 'Rebel chiefs killed' JAKARTA, Wed. Two rebel leaders were killed in a clash with Indonesian troops in Aceh. north Sumatra, it was reported here today. The newspaper, Kompas, reported that Dr Zubair, the self-styled health minister of the Free Aceh Movement, and his aide Zakaria were killed on Sunday when
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      Lock icon Vase sums needed for upkeep of castle
      107 2 Vase sums needed for upkeep of castle LONDON, Wed A BRITISH aristocrat is selling his collection of ancient Greek vases, one of the finest in the world, to pay for the upkeep of his castle, Christie's auction house announced today. The Marquess of Northampton's Athenian black-ana-red figure vases, painted cups
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      Lock icon Congressman and mayor charged in Abscam case
      317 2 Congressman and mayor charged in Abscam case NEW YORK. Wednesday A NEW York court yesterday indicted Democratic Representative Michael Myers of Pennsylvania and Angelo Arrichetti, mayor of Camden, New Jersey, on corruption charges following the biggest anticorruption drive by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in 25 years. The indictment
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      Lock icon 'Common stance to thwart Russia' call
      380 3 CHINA-U. S. MILITARY TIES GET A BOOST WASHINGTON, Wed UNITED States Secretary of Defence Harold Brown and Chinese Defence Minister Geng Biao underscored the expanding military relationship between Washington and Beijing last night by urging a common strategic response to Soviet aggression in Afghanistan
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      Lock icon Water for refugees diverted to fight fire
      103 3 Water for refugees diverted to fight fire BANGKOK, Wed. Tanker tracks carrying water to Kampuchea* refuge** *n Thailand's eastern border were diverted to fight a Ore early this marning In Aranyaprathet. A Uatoef spokesman said right trucks were sent Into the frontier town after Ore brake oat following a monthlong
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      Lock icon INDIRA AT FATHER'S MEMORIAL
      50 3 INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi placing flowers on the memorial In New Delhi to her father, Jawaharlal Nehrn. With her are two of her grandchildren Rahul (left) and Priyanka. The children's parents are Ralv Gandhi, Mrs Gandhi's elder son, and his Italianborn wife, Sonia. AP picture.
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      Lock icon HK govt: Syndicates have no hand in latest refugee arrivals
      301 3 HONGKONG, Wad MORE than 800 Vietnamese refugees landed on Asia's shores during the past two days one of the sharpest spurts of arrivals this year. Government officials said today the latest boat people made genuine escapes and did not take
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      Lock icon Aussie hockey team pulls out of Olympics
      272 3 Aussie hockey team pulls out of Olympics CANBERRA, Wednesday THE Australian men's hockey team, silver medallists in Montreal in 1976, today pulled out of the Moscow Olympic Games but not because of the continuing government pressure. The president of the Australian Hockey Association, Mr Pat Ryan, said that of the
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      Lock icon Rebels: We killed Soviet general
      87 3 ISLAMABAD, Wed. Afghan rebels yesterday claimed they killed a Russian general in an ambush on Soviet troops whom they trapped in a rugged valley in eastern Afghanistan. The Soviets were edging through the Devagel Valley in Kunar province on May 17 when the insurgents descended
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      Lock icon Rebels killed
      37 3 MANILA, Wed. Seven New People's Army communist guerillas were killed when government troops raided their camp deep in the mountains of San Rogue in northern Samar province in central Philippines, military sources said today Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Not too hot' turnout in Indian polls
      277 3 'Not too hot' turnout in Indian polls NEW DELHI, Wed INTENSE summer heat kept the turnout moderate in the first phase of voting today in Indian state elections. Voters will choose new assemblies in nine of India's 22 states and give their verdict on Premier Indira Gandhi's fourmonth rule. Voting
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      Lock icon 10,008 shops
      28 3 BEIJING. Wed. Beijing now has only 10,008 shops, compared with 70,000 when the communists came to power in 1949, the Xinhua News Agency disclosed today. Reuter.
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      Burma pardons political prisoners and rebels
      109 3 RANGOON, Wed. The Bannese Gcverßment has granted a sweeping amnesty to political prisoners and Insurgente, It was reportrd today. It also granted a partial amnesty to Imprisoned criminals, Including a commutation ol all death sentences. President Ne Win said the amnesty order was meant
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      Rising threat of unrest in South Africa
      228 4 STUDENTS EXTEND SIXWEEK BOYCOTT OF CLASSES JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday THE threat of serious unrest in African townships in South Africa, which could peak on June 16 on the ariniyersary of the bloody schools riots in Soweto in 1976, emerged here today with an extension
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        Lock icon Sydney man strikes $2m
        50 4 A 23-YEAR-OLD Sydney haberdasher named Danny suddenly became Australia's most eligible bachelor today. Danny won A5870,576.40 (SJ2.I million) first prize in the lottery. He declined to disclose his family background but said he plans to marry his long-time girlfriend, whom he simply identified as Cynthia. UPI.
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        Lock icon 'Heart' keeps bleating on
        57 4 A GOAT has been kept alive in Japan for 222 days with an artificial heart, setting a new record in the world for an animal. The artificial heart was implanted into the two-year-old female goat by Prof Kazuhiko Atsumi and his team at the University of
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        Lock icon Private 'lamb war'
        52 4 TOM BATTING, a British farmer who owns a camp site, has decided to wage his own "lamb war" against France, which refuses to import British lamb. He has placed a notice at the site notifying French campers they will have to pay £1 (555) more than other
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        Lock icon Ancient Thai finds
        62 4 ARCHAEOLOGISTS have discovered artifacts in north-eastern Thailand which are at least 2,500 to 3,000 years old and hint at a civilisation that flourished more than 6,000 years ago. The site is in Sakon Nakhon province, about 600 km north-east of Bangkok, and the finds are similar to
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      Lock icon Italian urban guerillas kill cop, newsman
      175 4 Italian urban guerillas kill cop, newsman ROME. Wed. Gunmen killed a reporter from Italy's leading newspaper, Corrlere Delia Sera, In Milan today and a policeman in Rome in a new resurgence of urban guerilla warfare. First reports said the Journalist, political commentator Walter Tobagl, was shot dead In the street
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      Lock icon Obote's return paves way for 'fair' polls
      432 4 Obote' s return paves way for 'fair' polls NAIROBI, Wednesday THE return to Uganda yesterday of former President Milton Obote after nine, years of exile in Tanzania not only improved his prospects of returning to power but is also likely to put new pressures on the ruling military junta to
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      Lock icon W. African leaders snub Sgt Doe
      167 4 LOME(Togo), WedLJberia's new ruler, Master Sergeant Samuel Doe, was snubbed ry other African leaders in an apparent show of displeasure at killings in the coup which brought him to power when he tried to attend a West African economic summit. Sergeant Doe arrived uninvited
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      Lock icon Cops rout anti-police demo
      81 4 Cops rout anti-police demo SALISBURY, Wed. Riot police with clubs dispersed about 100 women, some with babies strapped to their backs, who were demonstrating in downtown Salisbury today against alleged police harassment. The women marched around Parliament House demanding the replacement of the regular police force with a "people s
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      Lock icon Traffic at a canter
      54 4 LONDON, Wed. Traffic moves across London at an average speed of 19.4 km/h, the same as the horse-drawn vehicles of 100 years ago, a report by the Confederation of British Industry said yesterday. To ease the congestion it recommended tough new parking fines and tolls to
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      Lock icon $7m THEFT FROM SAFETY BOXES
      110 4 MEDFORD (Massachusetts), Wed. Thieves emptied nun dreds of safety deposii boxes at the Depositors Trust Company over the weekend and got away with as much as USs3.fi million (557.5 million) in cash and valuables. The theft was discovered yesterday when employ ees arrived for work.
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      415 6 WEIZMAN REPLACEMENT NOT ACCEPTED ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin has run into major difficulties in efforts to re-organise his cabinet after the resignation of Defence Minister Ezer Weizman. Two of his main coalition partners, the National Religious Party (NRP) and the Democratic Movement refused
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      Lock icon Parliament opens with warning from students
      409 6 TEHERAN, Wed. Iran's first Islamic parliament opened today and was tola by militant students holding S3 American hostages here that it would have to justify to the nation any decision to release the captives. The students said in a statement broadcast on state radio:
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      Lock icon Strictly for the birds
      117 6 Strictly for the birds TKHERAN, Wed. In palace outside here, the ex-Shah's sUum-hest sup porter Is pampered to distraction by revolotlonar\ guards. They feed him, chat to him and try hard to Ignore his unwavering allegiance to the ousted monarch. But all they get In return U a defiant "Long
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      Lock icon 'Eight Iraqis kidnapped by Iranians'
      93 6 'Eight Iraqis kidnapped by Iranians' BAGHDAD, Wed. Iraq said yesterday a group of Iranian infantrymen crossed its borders on Monday, kidnapped eight Iraqis and took them into Iran, the state-run Iraqi News Agency reported. It quoted an Interior Ministry source as saying that Iranian infantrymen, supported by three armoured personnel
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      216 6 MINISTER: PEACE WITH ISRAEL IF... BEIRUT, Wad SAUDI Arabia's Information Minister confirmed in an interview published here today that his government would try to get Arab countries to negotiate peace with Israel if it announced the intention of evacuating Arab territories occupied in 1967. The minister, Mr Muhammad Abdo Yamani,
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      105 6 ANKARA, Wed. Turkish security forces launched a massive manhunt early today for the terrorist killers of Gun Sazak. a former cabinet minister and deputy chairman of an extreme rightist party, authorities said. Mr Sazak, 48, was shot late yesterday as he was putting
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      29 6 Don't miss the Financial Times Singapore Banking and Finance Survey to be published Tomorrow Make sure you get your copy of the Financial Times FINANCIAL TIMES EUROPE'S BUSINESS NEWSPAPER
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    Pay rise for SBS busmen
    324 7 BUS drivers and conductors employed by the Singapore Bus Service will get a pay rise of between $1.20 and $2.40 a day from Sunday. The salary increase is to attract more job seekers to join SBS as drivers and conductors and to encourage bus crews
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    LIBRARY'S SWOP SYSTEM WITH 64 COUNTRIES
    131 7 LIBRARY'S SWOP SYSTEM WITH 64 COUNTRIES THE National Library has exchanged programmes with 265 libraries and institutions in 64 countries in Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe and the Americas. The programme is undertaken to acquire useful library material which is not available through regular trade channels. It also helps to supplement
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    Course for managers
    45 7 THE Singapore Institute of Management will hold two-day sessions on Planning and j Budgeting for Managers at the SIM conference room in Thong Teck Building. Scons Road on June 3 and 4. The (cc is $210 for members and $240 for non-members.
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    Mini telefun
    32 7 TELOK Blangah community centre will hold a mini telefun from the second weekend of July till late August. The closing date for entries is June 21 For details, ring *****02.
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    14 days to report change of address
    164 7 1 4 days to report change of address ALL Singapore identity card holders must report any change of address within 14 days. Failure to do so is an offence carrying a penalty of up to five years' jail or a $5,000 fine or both. Reporting a change of address should
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    Three-day trip to Tioman
    47 7 GEYLANG East constituency youth group will organise a three-day trip to Pulau Tioman tomorrow. For details, telephone *****5 between 2.30 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. The group will also conduct courses on social dancing, guitar playing, Japanese, children's art class, cultural dancing and photography.
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    Need for change in management style with rise in skills
    416 7 AS WORKERS become more skillful, there will be greater friction between workers and managers unless supervisory and management styles are changed. The point was made by j the executive secretary of the Singapore Portwork- ers Union, W V.Jayako- dy, who
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    Anita show to sell S'pore to Brunei
    103 7 SINGER Anita Sarawak will perform at a special show at the Dewan Kaya, Radio-Television Brunei, on June 4 and 5 as part of a joint effort by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and Singapore Airlines to publicise Singapore's attractions to the people of
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    Death at meeting
    31 7 HAJI Tanbi Hail Atsh.nl. 65, collapsed whilf attending an annual meeting in Queenstown Mosque yes- terday morning. He died on the way to hospital The meeting was suspended.
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    Warehouse on fire
    48 7 FIRE razed part of a warehouse containing rubber and textiles in Penjuru Lane, Jurong, last night. No one was injured in the fire, which was believed to have broken out at about 7 p.m. Firemen brought the blaze under the control within half an hour.
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    Tigers shining bright in a show of might
    143 7 Tigers shining bright in a show of might OUT of the clear bine sky over the West Coast on Tuesday afternoon came these soaring SAF Jet planes. Skyhawks, Strikemasters and FSE Tigers swept across Jnrong Parkway In a practice flight for the SAF Display 198* on July 5 and 6.
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    LOANS TO STUDENTS
    39 7 THE Singapore Polytechnic has granted a total of $27,000 to 36 needy students under its interestfree loan scheme since August last year. The loans, worth $800 each, are for fees, daily expenditure and purchase of textbooks.
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      444 7 Takeawalk, down memQiy lane The weekend of Friday, 30th May Sunday, Ist June 1980. 11 a.m. 6 p.m. Singapore Handicraft Centre, Internal Plaza. Come and take a nostalgic stroll with us. Watch an opera mask-maker paint. Be entranced by a snake-charmer. Have your name written by a Chinese calligrapher. Peek
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    Poverty main cause of malnutrition in children
    587 8 Many factors, but survey shows FINANCIAL hardship in the family is only one of several factors accounting for undernourished children. But it is the main cause, said Mrs Cecilia Nayar, senior medical social worker with the School Health Services, Institute of Health. However,
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    Free visits to the zoo for home inmates
    84 8 Free visits to the zoo for home inmates FROM now to April 30 next year, the Singapore Zoological Gardens will grant free admission to elderly and handicapped people from homes or those who are on public assistance. In addition, handicapped people who are not institutionalised will be granted a 35
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    Tightening of co-op rules?
    173 8 THE Registrar of Cooperatives plans to tighten regulations governing cooperatives to make them run more efficiently and effectively, according to a Berita Harian report. It has drawn up guidelines which will be distrib- uted to cooperatives. The cooperatives, however, need not follow them fully. One of
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    Planned: Hostel for adult handicapped
    157 8 A HOSTEL being planned for adult handicapped people is likely to be in one of three housing estates in Toa Payoh. Kallang Basin or Bedok. The Housing Board has offered a void deck in one of these estates for the hostel. The deck is equivalent
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    P.U.B. MOBILE CENTRE IN CHONG PANG TO CLOSE
    89 8 THE Public Utilities Board will close its mobile collection centre at Chong Pang Road from Monday. Consumers living in Chong Pang Road can pay their PUB bills at the Nee Soon branch of the United Overseas Bank at 912, Upper Thomson Road,
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    Trans-Pacific shipping war
    212 8 THE chairman of Neptune Orient Lines, Mr Michael Wong Pakshong, warned yesterday that fierce undercutting of freight rates on many international trade routes would be detrimental to shipping firms and world trade if left unchecked. Speaking at the prechnstening ceremony of the NOL containership. Neptune Garnet, at
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    Brother and sister take centre stage
    274 8 Brother and sister take centre stage FOR Malaysian singer Elml Salleh, the concert by the Radio and Television Malaysia orchestra at the Singapore Conference Hall on Tuesday night presented her with a unique opportunity. She performed with her brother Johari, the orchestra's music director, for the first time In her
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    Changing of the Guard
    39 8 THE Changing of the Guard ceremony by the Singapore Armed Forces Provost Unit will be held at the Lstana main gate on Sunday. It will begin at 5.50 p.m with the SAF band in attendance.
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    Chinese tourism team due today
    128 9 Chinese tourism team due today A FIVE-MEMBER Chinese delegation from Beijing arrives here today for a nine-day visit to study Singapore s tourist attractions. The team is led by Madam Kung Xiao, who is deputy director-general, General Administration for the Department of Travel and Tourism. Accompanying her are four officials:
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    Floodlights
    21 9 VAN Kit swimming pool will close at 6 p.m. daily from June 10 to 19 for the upgrading of floodlights
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    64pc of last year's visitors were from Asian region
    301 9 THE Asian countries were the leading visitor-generating region for Singapore last year, contributing 64 per cent of the 2.24 million tourists who came. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's (STPB) annual statistical report on visitor arrivals last year says 1,429,841 tourists came
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    Lost and found
    52 9 PEOPLE who left their belongings in taxis and buses during the period between May 1 and 17 may claim them at the Registry of Vehicles, Middle Road. The articles include an album, purses, wallets, a shaver, a belt, documents, watches and bags containing clothes, sandals, shoes and
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    Society's 2nd year
    77 9 A CHARITABLE organisation, I Sai Oh Thye Hua Kwan Choon I Teck Scan, will celebrate its second anniversary at the 29th floor of High Street Centre today at 8 p.m. The celebrations are to raise money for its emergency relief and free medical relief funds. Souvenirs will
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    Head of Chess Federation
    57 9 MR IGNATIUS Leong Chee Weng was elected the president of the Singapore Chess Federation at its annual general meeting. The other officials are, M George Wong, Mr Alphonsus Chia and Prof Phoon Wai-On (vice-presidents); Mr Oon Boon Chye (hon gen secretary); Mr Quefc Sun Kiat (hon
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    Talk on VD
    30 9 DR LIM SU MIN, a private practitioner, will give a talk, Youth and the Danger of Venereal Disease, at Bukit Merah community centre today at 8 p.m.
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    To fight crime
    82 9 A TWO-DAY Crime and Drug Abuse Prevention Exhibition will begin at Telok Blangah community hall on Saturday. The MP for Telok Blangah, Mr Rohan Kamis, will open the exhibition and launch the recruitment campaign for volunteer after-care officers for the Singapore Anti-Nar-cotics Association and volunteer probation officers
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    UN environment day on June 5
    189 9 THE United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) will hold a World Environment Day in Geneva on June 5. A special report on the State of the World Environment will also be presented by the executive director of Unep, Dr Mostafa Kama Tolba. The report will
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    Party-time for 260 from old folks homes
    178 9 Party-time for 260 from old folks homes ABOUT 2M old folks from six welfare homes were treated yesterday to an eight-coarse lunch and a cultural show at a party organised by the NTUC at the Singapore Conference Hall. Among the many items was a dance performed by children from the
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      332 9 Sljc (<!|cf en we* at 8. 15 pm cucnj Sljitrotott) at Hjc Haiou'tf Sable. "TrTthe best European tradition of old, our Chef will ceremoniously carve a succulent roast, done to a turn, on the one and only roast spit in town. Treat yourself to a hearty slice of this roast,
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    Holy day of joy...
    20 10 Holy day of joy A WOMAN devotee clasps her hands in prayer while a toddler, pacifier in mouth, watches curiously.
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    Jaycee delegates likely to splurge $3m here
    304 10 Jaycee delegates likely to splurge $3m here ABOUT $3 million are exI pected to be spent here over the next four days by 1,800 overseas dele- gates attending the 1980 1 Jaycees International Regional Conference the biggest to be held here. The conference opened at the Hyatt Hotel yesterday and
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    'A peppery prelude to grab' report
    131 10 'A peppery prelude to grab' report A SECURITY officer reported to police that two men threw pepper at his face before grabbing $15,168 from him on Tuesday. Mr Chua Kirn Par, of Chua Chuan Leung and Sons Pte Ltd, a transport company in Scotts Road, told police he had gone
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    Tioman tour
    41 10 PEK Kio community centre youth group will organise a tour to Tioman Island from June 19 to 22. Fees are $100 each for members and $120 for non-members. For more details, telephone *****41 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    3-day banking expo
    89 10 A THREE-DAY fair, The New Banking-Asia Expt •Si, will be held at the World Trade Centre from Monday at 3. Si p.m. On display will be computers, communication systems, teller machines, safe and security equipment and the latest developments In banking technology. There will also be a
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    FRENCH TEAM SEEKS JOINT VENTURES
    156 10 FRENCH TEAM SEEKS JOINT VENTURES A I^MEMBER French agro-industry mission is due here on June 5 for a two-day visit to promote closer cooperation and explore the possibility of setting up joint ventures. The mission is on a fact-finding tour of four Asean countries Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. It
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    Kampung Glam baby show
    99 10 Kampung Glam baby show THE Kampung Glam constituency will hold its 1980 baby show on June 15 at 2 p.m. for children from Kampung Glam, Rochor. Jalan Besar and Telok Ayer districts. The contest is divided into four age groups: Group A three to six months; Group B six to
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    Bustle of activity as Buddhists celebrate Vesak
    545 10  -  EVELYN NG By PRAYERS, flowers, incense, threads and lights. With these, thousands of Buddhists all over Singapore celebrated Vesak Day yesterday in a bustle of activity. Each offering spelt special significance for the devotees. Flowers reminded them of the impermanence of life. For
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    Doctors pass final exam
    39 10 THREE doctors have passed the final Master of Medicine (anaesthesia) examination held by the School of Postgraduate Medical Studies. They are Dr Kwa Kie Tjiong. Dr San Win Mm and Dr Susan Toh Shuk Ying.
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    At Geylang
    31 10 GEYLANG community centre will conduct courses in various types of cooking, dressmaking, men's tailoring and tai cni soon. For more details, telephone *****5 between 2.30 p.m. and 10.30 p.m.
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    $5 million factory opens tomorrow
    124 10 A SINGAPORE-registered firm, Imperial 45 Containers Pte Ltd, has set up the first locally-owned plant to produce steel drums. The $5 million factory, j equipped with machines from West Germany, has an initial output of 250 drums an hour. This will be increased to 850
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    First phase of radar system installed
    109 10 THE first phase of the Approach Control Radar (ACR) system for Changi Airport has been installed ana commissioned by Telecoms. The system, which costs $4.1 million, is a shortrange radar used for guiding approaching aircraft from a distance of 64 nautical miles to almost
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    Using wood to avert 'concrete jungle'
    308 11 Using wood to avert 'concrete jungle' THK forests may yet chip in to prevent Singapore becoming a totally concrete jungle. An experiment is going on now to introduce wood into the building industry which all the while has been dependent mostly on concrete. The concrete timber combination known as concrete
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    Campfire
    24 11 TELOK Blangah community -entre youth group will hold a ramp fire at the field opposite the Housing Board area office tin June 14.
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    Rubber assn hosts dinner
    54 11 THE Rubber Association of Singapore will host a dinner for delegates to the seventh plenary con'erence of the Rubber Industries Association of South-east Asian Nations at the Mandarin Hotel today at 8 p.m. It will hold its 12th annual meeting at the Equatorial Hotel on June
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    Building courses for the over-16s
    134 11 Building courses for the over -16s THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board will organise full-time basic courses for those above 16 years who are keen to work in the construction industry. The three- and sixmonth courses in masonry, bar-bending, building carpentry, plumbing and pipe fitting will be held at McNair
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    Society starts self-help scheme
    197 11 Society starts self-help scheme THE Singapore Children's Society has started a scheme in Toa Payoh to form self-help block committees in the estate. Known as the Resident Focussed Community Work Scheme, it aims to promote active participation by residents by getting them to define their own needs and interests. A
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    Earlier time
    22 11 RIVER Valley swimming pool will close at b p.m. daily from today to June 8 for the upgrading of floodlights
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    Calls to Mauritius, Lesotho
    86 11 Calls to Mauritius, Lesotho TELECOMS has extended its number-to-number telephone service to Mauritius and introduced the Internai'onal Direct Dialling (IDD) service to Lesotho, Africa. The charge for a numberto number call to Mauritius is $27 for tbe first three minutes and $9 for each subsequent minute. For a person-to-per-son '-all.
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    TRAFFIC TO BE DIVERTED FOR 5 HOURS
    110 11 TRAFFIC TO BE DIVERTED FOR 5 HOURS THE Public Works Department will temporarily close part of Upper Ayer Rajah Road, near Faber Drive, from midnight on Sunday to a.m. the following day. The closure to for the placing of concrete beams over Upper Ayer Rajah Road for a pedestrian overhead
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    More direct route between estates
    167 11 SINGAPORE Bus Service will amend Service 25 to operate from Ang Mo Kio to Bedok via Boundary Road and Upper Paya Lebar Road from Sunday to allow the service to operate along a more direct route between the twoestates. At present, the Service operates between
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    Mental health centre for Toa Payoh
    348 11 To give counselling and community service A COUNSELLING and community service centre will be set up by the Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH) in Toa Payoh to provide, among other things, primary preventive psychiatric care to residents. Such care will be given to
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    Seminar on careers
    48 11 Seminar on careers THE deputy director of secondary schools, Mr Fong Fook Chak, will attend a seminar on The World of Work at Tanjong Katong Girls School today at 8.30 a.m. During the seminar, TKGS students will be given talks on careers ranging from journalism to data processing.
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    Two films
    25 11 THE National Museum will screen two colour films for students Chiang Mai and Azhari Ali at its premises on Saturday at 10.45 a.m.
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      326 11 Straits Times Crossword m^m "^^■~~~^^J~~ 5 Work out this clue when tuck- t1lwl inK into fish (5) 1 Almost everyone's taken in 6 Selected, we hear, one in taxis for secret parties (6) examination of painting (9) 4 Noisy American at the place. 7 Redskin also embraces squaw one who's
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Freeze on unit's sale of shares to bumis
      316 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday ALL the 5,000 bumiputra companies and the I 12,000 individuals who registered with the! bumiputra participation unit of the Trade md Industry Ministry will no longer be allowed to buy shares from the unit. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Sen
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      Lock icon Couple robbed of $10,000
      71 12 SEREMBAN, Wed. Five robbers fled when residents came to the aid of a couple who was robbed of their jewellery, watches and cash totalling $10,000 here early today. peputy OCPD, Deputy Supt. Ali Hashim, said five men four armed with parangs and wearing masks tied up
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      Lock icon No take-away
      31 12 KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. The sale of petrol in containers at service stations will not be allowed in Trengganu after June 16, the Trade and Industry Ministry announced today. NST.
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      Lock icon 'Need to keep an eye on ITS activities'
      208 12 'Need to keep an eye on ITS activities' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Asean labour ministers will take steps aimed at urging the International Labour Organisation to study the protectionist and interventionist" activities of certain International Trade Secretariats (ITS) so as to determine their proper relationship with individual nations. They will do
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      Lock icon Newspaper's donation
      53 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The New Straits Times Press has donated $10,000 to the Na 11on.11 Cancer Society New Straits Times marketing director Nik Ibrahim Kamil presented the cheque to the president of the National Cancer Society, Datuk llamlar Tan Sri Yaacnb Latifl at (he Malay Mail Big Walk
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      Lock icon Chinese is their first love...
      280 12 Chinese is their first love PETALING JAVA, Wed. While most of the peers of Tati Sumarti blntl Ayob, 18, I' ml San binti Abdullah, 18, Noralnl blatl Abdul Jalil, 15, and Mohamed Faizal bin Abdul Rahman, 14, are trying to rope with the nuances of the English language, this foursome
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      Lock icon Founder of capital: Now historians come into picture ISSUE IN FOCUS
      620 12 Founder of capital: Now historians come into picture ISSUE IN FOCUS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Misunderstanding over a ministers statement that a Malay princeling and not a Chinese chieftain opened up the Malaysian capital in the last century has sparked off controversy. Newspapers attributed to Culture, Youth and Sports Minister Datuk
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      Lock icon 500 IN PUDU JAIL WILL GO TO NEW COMPLEX
      109 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Five hundred prisoners on remand in Pudu Jail will be transferred to five temporary buildings in Sungei Jaloh, Kajang, due to be completed in midAugust. They will move in to a new 140-hectare prison complex there in July
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      287 12 XToast'fl\\ x to the km x 1979 Young m Lf i 3 DAYS ONLY May 29-31 y~~j^ y J>§f± Oberoi Imperial salutes the C^P I {ynf/t>ft\ winners of The Young Designers I @8(f V !U\ Awards with an extravagant Fashion M i I "|*L^ ._</**' Show at The Chinatown gF
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      198 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp TOOAV \A/A<! WPI««INr- UsTV AHO Z SET A I POTTIN© ITONJ "111 /SOME PEOPLIT\ J^ZTat T^uf k[3inr!ri^!L J RECORD FOR THE OR TAK\N& CAN'T TAKE DAYATTHEAyOIRDUPOISA BIG6E4T CHAN6£ I ~r IT OFF V A JOKE/ J CONTROL CLUB/ in 4 WEEK/ Vj
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      346 13 1 I^^ Jll7\\ Soap Powder t^^^WpiuMi Ar>g Mo Kio —29 May to 1 1 June) «a» A. AA /I K\ J• m W j%^ I Sk Alt Riitt#*r Pounfi O*ikp ihiß LIPTONTEABAGS(IOO'S) KVVv «w>v^»C o<x» f»^ Apple, Lemon, Orange CHESHIRE U.H.T. MILK (500 ml) I X^Ni^Bs r^ f^ I %1
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1980 IN QUESTION
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      DEBASED METAL
      394 14 THE Russians have won a victory of a sort in the battle over the Moscow Olympics. Despite strenuous efforts by the US to organise a world-wide boycott of the games, 85 countries have decided to take part, only three less than the number that went to Montreal in
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    Lock icon Top priority is restoring unity
    717 14  -  HENRY KAMM By in SEOUL THE healing of wounds and the restoration of national harmony were the principal themes of the few statements from government and military leaders that followed the military assault on the centre of Kwangju before dawn last Tuesday, which put an
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    Lock icon Young, old and aging fast
    613 14 OLD: You are named John or Mary, got married in June, and can still rhyme "honeymoon" with "joon" without wincing. AGING FAST: You are named Dirk or Linda, have just decided that a divorce is more trouble than it's worth, and wish the Beatles would
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    Major flaw in ploy of Kennedy strategists
    554 14  -  MILTON CHASE By Our Washington reporter US PRESIDENTIAL RACE LOOK for Kennedy strategists to set their sights on a rules battle at the Democratic National Convention in a bid to nominate Ted. They concede that President Jimmy Carter will win a majority of
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      43 14 Join SBS and earn more from jj- Ist June 1980 fc m 1 I, r"^ nifti m til \wk *il In (sft 2ms) Come personally, write or call. he Personnel Division I^^MK^F Singapore Bus Service (19?8) Limited ?05, Ri.kHhi Ho.i.i ?OS7 tvi *****66
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      Thanks for the comments, readers: SBS
      714 15 WE WOULD like to thank your correspondent, Mr Alan Lee, for his objective comments on the importance of queueing for buses in "Showing how friendly and cool we are" (ST, May 5). Mr Lee would be pleased to know that the new interchange currently
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      In this corner, the Scheme B 'crawlers...'
      279 15 In this corner, the Scheme B 'crawlers...' THE GOVERNMENT has done much to widen Singapore roads for a freer flow of traffic, especially in the CBD areas. Bus lanes were introduced to allow buses to have a shorter travel time. The effort, however, has been annulled by drivers of Scheme
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      Girls must walk 3 km to nearest stop
      112 15 IN FEBRUARY, my family and I moved into a three-room flat at Block 631, Avenue Four, Ang Mo Kio Estate. Owing to the fact that no feeder service operates within the area, my two teenage daughters have to walk about 3km every
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      More like Bras Basah Road?
      125 15 I HAVE a copy of "Singapore 187fa-lMǤ in pTctnres," which Is published by the Ministry of Culture. Going through the book I think the caption given to the lower picture on pace SI, "New Bridge Road, 1111 b," Is Incorrect. The scene (right) looks more
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      Slow down before every bus stop
      334 15 ...and over here are the SBS 'racers' AFTER READING about the signs put up by the Singapore Bus Service requesting commuters to flag down buses in advance, I began to wonder if SBS was pointing an accusing finger at commuters if buses did not
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      Can't we cabbies have fun too?
      180 15 REGARDING YOUR report ("66 raceday cabbies end up the losers," ST, May 15) that taxi drivers were fined for parking their vehicles at the racecourse and not plying for hire on the road, I think this is very unfair. I have been a taxi
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      Where are the photos of long ago?
      98 15 WHEN I visited the photographic exhibition of historical scenes of Singapore at the Mandarin Hotel recently, I was disappointed at the quality of the exhibits. I undersU id that in INI a simlla. exhibition was held at Raffles Institution, it which a much
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        599 16 LONDON, Tues. Government bonds closed higher but equities generally declined in small turnover, dealers said. The FT Index was down 3.3 points at 420.0. at the close. The strength of sterling and the early exhaustion of the 13-1 2 p*r cent 1992 exchequer 'tap' stock stimulated buying interest
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        New York
        217 16 NEW YORK, Tues. Stock prices closed broadly higher for the third consecutive trading day as interest rates continued to decline. Four major banks cut their prime lending rates to 14 per cent. The Dow Jones industrial average was 3.66 points higher at 857.76, with advances leading declines nine-to-five
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        Selected indices
        50 16 FINANCIAL T1ME8 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 420.0 Monday closed Week Ago 433.6 DOW JONE8 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 857.76 Monday closed Week Ago 832.51 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 884.96 Tuesday 876.54 Week Ago 890.98 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 648.23 Tuesday 645.36 Week Ago 629.37 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 856.80 Tuesday 851.66 Week Ago 821.03
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        Amsterdam
        218 16 AMSTERDAM. Tues Share prices closed firmer with I'allever 1.80 guilders up and itoyaJ Dateh turning its earlier loss into an 0.80 guilder gain in Dutch internationals, dealers said State loans firmed. n> < Mm. 1.1 MUKV \nirui Bank tart Ml lonumii rtymki.'rf alvr Drill llrli Mi; Kaikkrr irldir Hatbroc
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        H'kong
        829 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed firmer yesterday, only partially recovering substantial early week losses with the Hang Seng index rising 8.42 points to 884.96 points, dealers said. The recovery was partly attributable to a technical buyback following earlier liquidations, with some operators entering the market, having been on the sidelines
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        Tokyo
        60 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher in fairly active trading yesterday, with selective buying interest in resource-related and speculative issues following the further decline in US interest rates, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 72 55 to 6849.05 points, with a volume of 340 million shares The New index
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        London forex market
        301 16 London forex market LONDON: The US dollar closed just off its lowest levels of the day following the latest cut in US prime rates despite Central Bank support for the currency on Tuesday, dealers said. Sterling fluctuated widely through the day, hitting a high of U552.3770.80 after an opening of
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        Sydney
        348 16 SYDNEY: The market was firm in active trading yesterday, with oils and mining shares leading the rise, dealers said. Among oils, SaaUs rose 60 cents on a special sale to AJ13.0 while BrMgc (Ml rose 15 cents to $4.15 following announcement of a share issue by a subsidiary. Saatheri
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        OVERSEAS TIN
        120 16 U)NDON: Tin on the day was >fown 1.10 for Cash and £72 for Three Months standard while High (Jrade lost £37 and £80 on Tuesday The lower levels found some bear covering support and enquiry for nearby material and prices partly recovered after lunch. Three Months was traded
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        RUBBER
        247 16 U)NDON: Rubber Futures closed uncertain on Tuesday, with losses from Friday of mostly 0 50 to one pence per kilo Turnover was 166 lots of 15 tonnes including five Kerb Options Dealers said a late bout of mixed dealer and outsider activity from both sides of the market contributed
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        GOLD
        56 16 Twa Mm Melbourne 1 449 20 unav Ixmdon S1S.SOB closed *****S closed Zurich *****B closed 5160OS closed Paris ***** closed Wrt Turn Honxkoni; 522 0OB 513 OOB *****S *****S Singapore 1 closed 513 OOB closed 5140OS Export prices In mm sterling area* in US dollar per ounce < 1
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        COPPER
        33 16 LONDON: Copper price* on Tues day (pervious In brarkeisi Wlrebir Spot £896 (£888); tellers £897 (£889); Three Month buyers £921 (£912 50). sellers 1921 50(1.913) Market Iw: Very steady Sales: 17.225 tonnes
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      715 16 Prequalif ication Notice STATE GOVERNMENT OF SABAH LABUAN TOWN BOARD Prsqualif ication to Tender for a Dredging and Reclamation Contract at Roncha-Rancha, Labuan, Sabah The State Government of Sabah, through the Labuan Town Board, intends to invite tenders for the reclamation of some 300 acres of waterfront Industrial land on
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      596 17 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service *****22 Mondo» rrtdoy 830om -500pm 0.0%n0r» 70 cts per word Irren VIO W» I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE lBi-Jll2 TraiCenrre 900 o m —500pm (Mm .49 151 Sunday Twn VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS I **^"*a^** I I N«w Industrial Rood oil (Monday Friday)
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      817 17 BHairstyiirn^kQ^F^B M T^^^e^e* a VfifVMel^PenV|Bp«Vßi^| l M'^*^veAv4MßMafcaMw# l <wt^'av4 6jMe'aaßß I VBNweAriaMjPaMß^H ir^aßTV 1 v LEAftNDRESSMAKINQ.COM- BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON expert Ham«t Hubbard Ay.r PLETE quick-learning metric In halrslyllng to suit your face Par.onal Baauty Court** method course. Accomplished In by Betty Choo Unisex 36-B PrlnFverv Wednesday 630 D- 8 30
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      549 17 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE USED CENTRAL AIRCONOITIONERS: 3 units Hitachi water-cool-ed 20 h.p; 2 units Datkln aircooled 10 h.p I unit Dalktn aircooled 7 1/2 h.p.; 1 unit Hitachi water-cooled 10 h.p. Tel: *****38. *****2 Ask for Mr Yeo. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL of wallcoverings, carpets, curtains Moderate charges. Workmanship
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      584 17 13 Hi Fi A Stereo MARTIN ELECTRONICS: Records t it hire (Wide selections available) 217. Block 19/20. Outram Park Tel: *****20. 14 Machinery For Sale/Hire/Wanted AVAILABLE FOR SALE/ Rental: 6. B. 20' and 40' Steel Cargo Containers. For details, phone: *****60. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY HEIDELBERG Kord 64, European Import Fully reconditioned
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      625 17 II EMPLOYMENT AN ESTABLISHED SHIPPING company requires .Secretarial Assistant with Shorthand/ Typing speed 80/ 40 respectively Ability to operate telex machine Interested, please contact Miss Llm. *****90 APPLICANTS REPLYING to Box numbers of vacancies are requested not to enclose original copies of testimonials of reference with their applications. No responsibility
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      547 17 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK rum I Accounts wanted urgently Call personally at: Rm 702. 7th floor, i Wing On Life Building. 150. Cecil I Street, or ring *****80. John for < Interview FEMALE GENERAL CLERK want- < cd. able to type Preferably I School leavers Please ring i *****% for interview
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      415 17 LAW FIRM REOUIRES 2 Stenographers with good English, accurate .shorthand and typewriting Experience preferred but not essential Interested please call Miss < hee. *****15 for Interview date. LEGAL FIRM REOUIRES a Clerk and a Typist Tel *****1 for appointment LEGAL FIRM REOUIRES experienced Conveyancing Clerk and Junior Stenographer/Legal Clerk Contact:
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      533 18 MPLOTMEirT II II EWPLOTWENT II EMPLOYMENT I I II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical /^rs publunmq bu requires a MALE ACCOUNTS CLERK Applicants must be Singapore i-iti/ens who have completed full-time National Service They must possess al leasl 3 OCE. O level passes Including English
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      659 18 REQUIRED FEMALE SECRETAR j REQUIRED FEMALE SECRETARY j Shipping telex knowledge essential Must be willing to j work overtime Please apply with I qualifications, age. experience, salary expected, contact telephone enclosing photo (nonreturnable) to: The Personnel Manager. Pearl Island Transportation I.lmllada S A c ortt-K. 6th floor. Anson Centre. Anson
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      652 18 Make $500 or more as our FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS The Job: Sales promotion at major department stores The Company: A leading marketIng company In fashion products with extensive market coverage presently employing over 30 1 Promoters Remuneration: Attractive basic salary plus allowance, commission, bonus and other Incentive schemes Fringe Benefits
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      660 18 EARN EXTRA: SELL 1,, frlenc ladies BMMa, d.-mration proi uct-i and antique reproductlo Reason-thle prices, high con nilssicm Call *****7 EARN OVER SMO monthly In yoi spare time, selling fresh Indon slan coffee powder and keropo No cash deposit, free deliver Tc *****2 ENERGETIC DIRECT-SALE Agenls Sell our attractive proc
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      616 18 Is. n n ffi MKNAKD COSMETICS ik. MENARO COSMETICS rl Invites ladles and housewives to join their present team of sucve MMIM part-time and full-time Beauty Advisors. The reward full training in beauty culture, overseas trips, attractive Income and other incentives. Apply personally or call Miss Tya at 2-4 Second
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      592 18 A manufacturing factory in Jurong invitaa application* for tha position Of: FACTORY MANAGER a Male Singaporean. a Matured Individual with personal qualities of tack and leadership and the ability to deal with people al all level. a Degree or diploma In production. Industrial or mechanical engineering from University/College a Good
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      435 18 A highly diversified company based in Chicago. U.S.A. has immediate vacancies in its Singapore subsidiary for the post of MACHINISTS (SECOND SHIFT) We pay one of the best shift premium in Jurong with free transport provided. Other benefits include free medical care, group hospitalization and personal insurance. Working hours will
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      539 18 HART INDUSTRIES PTE LTD has immediate vacancy for: CARPENTER CUM FITTER Experienced In carpentry worl and filling of door assembly Some experience In arc-welding Interested call personally at: S-A, JALAN TERUSAN. JURONG SINGAPORE 2261 TEL: *****7/8 IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT 1. VEHICLE MECHANICS Skilled in repairing anc servicing of all kinds of
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      600 18 IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR Si; porean to manage American (c N.itural Rubber Analytical Test ing Lab Minimum age 25 will practical joh HMllima tin someter. rheometer. dlrt/a.sl tests, etc Fluent Fngllsh essen tial Ssngaport Poh (Irad cheml cal process technology course o KRIM training preferred Repl to ST Box A***** INTERIOR
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      522 18 y We have immediate vacancy for:QUALITY CONTROLLERS a Male Singapore citi7»n. completed fullllme National Service a Musi have completed Secondary education c Must possess a VITB Trade ivrtlflrate In Metal Fabrication or other relevant trade a Preferably have some working experience in Quality Control work Applications staling age, qualifications, experience
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      517 19 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situattons Vacant d) Technical TECHNICAL CLERK Requirements c Technical* or equivalent c Fluent In Fnghsh and capable of Mandarin conversation c Able lo interpret Technical drawings c Able lo type Pteeee stsie eipenence and easary expected to: HYMOLO PTE.
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      142 19 Requirements 16 yaart and above. H B) No experience required, training I will be provided. I I We offer: I a) Good starting wages (5H days wont with 6 osyt b) No shift duty. c) No scope work. d) Attendant* I#l Jrant P° n allowanoe. f) Introducing Award. 18l au
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      386 19 v-v ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD requires MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Qualifications c A bove 1 8 years old c Experience not necessary Weofter:1 High starling salary with attractive adjustment on confirmation after 3 months. 2 Free transportation. 3. Attendance benefits of 533 per month. A Free medical benefits Recreational activities 6
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      387 19 MSI HONEYWEUrSYNERTEK a subsidiary of worldwide Honeywell Corporation USA. To meet our expansion program, we have immediate vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 2 rotating shifts and permanent 3rd shift in the following areas 3rd OpfJc*l a Bond* c Die Attach We offer a minimum packaged pay of $260/- p.m. Higher
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      426 19 1 GOOD starting monthly basic salary 2 FULL ALLOWANCE for transport 3 GOOD attendance benefits 4 INCREMENT on confirmation 5 FIVE -day week 6 MANY other leave benefits 7 CHEERFUL, airconditioned environment 8 SHIFT ALLOWANCE for those on permanent 2nd shift 9 FREE uniforms Interested applicants please call personally with
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      330 19 O SANYO WEEKEND INTERVIEW Bat. 1.00 em 4.00 pm Sun. 9.00 am 1.00 pm (at our Company premieee) EX-EMPLOYEES ARE ALSO WELCOME. EARN UP TO $261 (ON CONFIRMATION) 5-DAY WEEK NO SHIFT NO SCOPE WORK c FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED WORKINO ENVIRONMENT c CONFIRMATION BONUS c JOB ALLOWANCE: 110 PER MONTH c
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      226 19 PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY requires a Production Operator Above 18 years old. Sec. 4 education, noa experience necessary, completed H. 8., no shift work Call personally at: 107. Neylhal Road, Jurong Bus 248 from Jurong Interchange PRINTER URGENTLY REQUIRES a OTO Machine Operator Call personally at Blk. 4001. lOC Depot Lane
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      262 19 fthe .place Km* you START AS AN Nftrlß OPERATOR IjJamfMatfJ a^MI f>aJ| pMiMatfy ta ■sesH.Jf.Hssr. JTC Rats* Ftdsr, Utof atari ttajajsfl in N MsBI-m 9bbbl g^a-M ■^M«A aUatM toa, Ms Ps laaasWal Part 1 V g) Tutorial TUITION SCHOOL REQUIRES Full/ Part lime tutors in teaching Science/Arts/Commerce subjects at all
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      630 19 I A Leader In the air and sea freight business Invites appllca1 lions from Singapore Citizens to fill the following positions RECEPTIONIST Oood Secondary education, has front office personality and be able to handle PABX and telex machine MALE CLERKS Operations Minimum education OCE 3 O level passes, must be
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      601 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant Gemerml I* Age 17 25 experience not J necessary Je You can choose any 4 hours 10 work here between! 2 pm and 11 30 pm daily i» Very attractive salary and I IPS Accommodation will oe pfo-J j vided tor Singaporeans staying a long
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      397 20 INTRANS DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PTE LTD A mam bar ol Inchcapa Group of Compamat has immediate vacancies lor: WAREHOUSE MENV (7 vacancies) Requirements Age below 40 years Able lo speak simple English. Preferably those who have completed National Service. Physically fit. Applicants are invited to call personally or talephone for an
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      553 20 II EMPLOYMENT /CZ^i URBAN |1 I REDEVELOPMENT >y^| AUTHORITY Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for appointment as (A) AUDIT ASSISTANT QuesWcellons A degree In Accountancy from a recognised University or Its equivalent Duttoe To assist the Internal Auditor In carrying out financial and management audits and any
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      471 20 EDIBLE PRODUCTS LTD. has immediate career oppor tunnies lor bright and ambitious persons for the following peels: 1. RECEPTIONISTS CUM TELEPHONE OPERATORS c OCE >■ level Certificate c Must be able to speak fluent English and Mandarin and be able lo converse in local Chinese dialects c Typing *ssentlal. 30
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      480 20 II EMPLOYMENT Bw^^e^dl^B^^B^^Gl Required Immediately ffl 1 FEMALE FACTORY V 1 OPERATIVES f I FEMALE FACTORY I SWEEPER/CLEANER i i Earnings per day m $9.28 and $9.78 after 3 J months probation. 1 1 A 5 day work week M (Monday to Friday) Working Hours 7.45 W am to 5.20
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      449 20 requires a PACKER AppMeants should be Male Singapore cltltens Between the ages of 18 and 35 Physically fit Prepared to work on shifts Preference wtM be given to appli cants who have a working knowledge of EngHeh. Please call personally for Interview on Thursday. 29 May 1980 from 2 00
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      621 20 II EMPLOYMENT TEXTILE FACTORY IN JURONG requires urgently 1) STOREKEEPER (Male) Must have at least 2 years' experience. Completed N.S. 2) STORE ASSISTANT Must have at least 1 year's experience. Completed N.S. 3) 2ND CLASS BOILER ATTENDANT At least 2 years' experience. 4) GENERAL CLERKS (Female) At least 1 year's
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      677 20 SHE ARES INVESTIGATION a SECURITY SERVICES 4«2A Serengoon Roed Singapore 0821 requires 1) PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR R*Q*llf#fTl#fllS; Must have own transport. Only those who have proven experience need apply. 2) ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS (Macs) 3) SECURITY GUARDS (Male/ Female) we offer the following shifts: a) 7a.m. to 3pm. b) 3p.m. to 11p.m.
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      534 20 II EMPLOYMENT WELL ESTABLISHED 1; EXPERIENCED CLERK/TYPIST ENAtMFf RING CO ci«r<[rm vw. EXPERIENCED DELIVERY Requires lo la((e d e ||y er y o f cargo from PSA EXPERIENCED DREDGING AND HEAVY LIFT CRANE OPERATORS Interested please write giving pet Please apply personally today or toft particulars and salary expecttomorrow at:
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      328 20 NEW DATSUN PICKUPS and vans for rental. Call Kirn Cho Trading (Pte) Ltd.. 25 Upper Dlckson Road, tel: *****41/ *****38 NEW PICKUPS FOR rental. Reasonable rates. Tel: Jac B *****2/ *****7. PICK-UP. DAMATBU LORRY for I' hire Call *****04. *****52 149 0 Rangoon Road or *****91 (Oeylang Branch) I! SIANO
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      702 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS 45 Vehicle* For Sale c) Datsun DATSUN 120Y 1*74 Model 2nd owner Alrcon New sport rims New lyres Accident free Low mileage PARF eligible Excellent condition $12,400 ono Tel: *****86 JULY 1*73 DATSUN 1200. paintwork, battery, cassette, quite new PARF $8,000 ono Ring Choy at Fire SUtlon
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      680 21 ATTENTION CAR OWNERS The New Honda CMc Second Generation l> In Town For More DetaN Pleeee Contact: MR G V VIAP (Kan Motor.) •*****/ *I*S33 (M hour* answering g) Mazda JULY 1*77 MAZDA 808. one private lion $14,500 0.ii.0 Phone *****9 Tan NOV -77 MAZDA 323. 1000 cc. sdoor. alrcond.
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      600 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1 j) Toyota ALMOST I*7l COROLLA 1200 4door. second party Insurance, good running condition PARF eligible $6,800 *****9 EXPAT SELLING 1*73 Toyota Corona MXII 2000 Automatic alrcond. new tyres, tax till Sept No PARF $8,000 *****6 LATE 1*77 COROLLA 1200 New Iti. alrcond. cassette, tuff-kole. showroom condition
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      845 21 SINGAPORE UBEO CAR (PTE) LTD G1 G2. NOVENA VILLE 275. THOMSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 1130 TEL: 253M77 2953*11 ***** M Branch Office 154. Albert Street S'pere 071* TIL: *****4 *****4 I*7* Ford Cortina 16GL A Mercedes Benz 200 AC I*7* Ford Cortina 1.6 GL AC. Honda Accord 3 Door A.C. Colt
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      366 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS m) Commercial Vehicles DATSUN STATIONWAGON 120Y mid 1976. excellent condition, new paintwork Selling $14,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****6 END 1*72 AUSTIN 420FG 3-ton with cargo body. 1 company owner Best offer secures Tel: *****97 Jennifer FORO TRANSIT DIESEL 3 months old. Showroom condition Tuff koted. extra accessories. $18,000
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      265 21 ANY MODEL Of second hand car wanted Contact Tan Teck Hock. Tel: ***** or *****6 A SECONDHAND CAR 1974 onwards) Any make, good condition. Offer to lei *****41 Roger ATTRACTIVE OFFER for all good used cars from 1974 onwards Company and private registration accepted Alio required all PARF export documents
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      1339 21 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Situated at Newton Road next to Newton Circus ■tavioii Itetyhis Luxurious Hilltop Maisonnettes Apartments LIMITED UNITS LEFT Hurry! Book now to avoid disappointment Swimming pools, squash court Private residents' carpark 24 hour uniformed security Freehold Land Easy instalments available Prompt handing over of houses i^tor K^fi^fc •R*~c»at*
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      814 21 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES SINGLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED SUNGALOW sharing 28.000 sq ft garden with gardener at Upper East Coast Road Unfurnished (1,500 lo $1,600 Furnished $2,000 lo $2,100 Direct tenant only (■'reddle Chew *****5/ *****8/ *****0/ 800S10 rWO FULLY FURNISHED seml-de-:ached and terrace house, off Holland Road vicinity available [or Immediate occupancy
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      821 21 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY DIST 21 Pandan Valley, beautifully furnished duplex apartment, facing swimming pool. 2 carpeted bedrooms and study, private servant's amenities, rental $2,500 Mc'Robertson *****60 A VERY EXPENSIVELY RENOVATED APARTMENT ON H'GH FLOOR split-level living/dlnlng. 3 beautiful bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen and servant's. Fully airconditioned, large swimming pool and playground
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      686 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 51 Accommodation Vacant m) Flats OMT. 9. LUCKY TOWER 12th floor, partly furnished/ furnished apartment (tenant's choice) for rent Swimming pool/ squash courts Tel: *****1 1 Miss Ng DIST. 0, LUXURY APARTMENT Grange Heights. Type B, High floor. 3 levels, partially furnished 3 bedrooms, bathrooms attached. $4,250
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      814 22 c) Rooms AND MO KIO furnished room available to foreign student/ working couple Accessible to all facilities Contact *****91 APARTMENT TO SHARE Access to all facilities Full details please ring *****1. DMT. 14. SPACIOUS ROOM for single girl/ couple No cooking. Rental $160 p.m Phone: Anna *****96 Blk 14. 2809-B.
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      716 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES FAMILY NEEDS APARTMENT HDI flat or private house In any dls trlcts Purchase/ rental Dls *****47 FAMILY WANTS TO rent 3 or 4 roomed HDB flat al Ang Mo KU Toa Payoh area Tel: *****30. 54 Properties For Sal* a) Houses A BEAUTIFUL NAMLY Estati semi-detached house.
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      812 22 B; DIST. 11 DOUBLE STOREY SEMI i- DETACHED 3 bedrooms, lounge/ 'I dining and servant's amenities. mosaic flooring. Area approxl- I mately 4,000 sq.ft. Price: $350,000 I negotiable. Contact *****1/ i *****09 DIST. 11 DUNEARN ROAD 3 bed- rooms, double-storey seml-de- tached. near main road $300,000. J.E. Housing Associates. *****68/
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      894 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES A BEAUTIFUL BRAND new corner pair of Hong Leong. 3 bedrooms groundfloor condominium with garden $260,000 each. J.E. Housing Associates, *****68/9 A BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED and furnished Dlst. 28. Mimosa Park, 4-bedroomed condominium with «wimmlng/ sports facilities $295,000 J.E, Housing Associates. *****68/9. A BEAUTIFUL BRANO new Dlst. 15,
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      675 22 DIST. 9 ORCHARO TOWERS apartment. Centrally alrcondltloned High Moor Best Facing. Many Bullt-lns. $450,000 Inter-Home *****8. EUNOS MANSION, Jalan Eunos 3 bedrooms. 1,400 sq.ft. High floor Ceramic tiles. Completion end 1980. $145,000 Call: *****77/ *****42. FLAT FOR SALE at Far East Mansion Interested please call Alan *****45 between 9 to
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      723 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES STANOEE PLACE. KATONG 2-bed roomed walk-up apartment wIU balcony, llvlng/dlnlng. area: 1011 sq.ft. freehold. Ample carparl spaces $102,000 Principals pleasi call: *****30 ST. PATRICK GARDENS Type B" Foreigners can buy Ist floor corner flat $250,000 No Agent; Tel: *****2 TAMAN SERASI DIST. 0 3-bed-vant's amenities, quiet surroundings
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      764 22 OEYLANG/ SIMS AVENUE Lorong I (opposite bus terminal) I groundfloor light Industrial I space (400 volts electricity), 1.700 sq.fl Vacant possession $*****0 EBC: *****40/ *****41 RUBY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX off MacPherson Road. 1305 sq.ft. at i $160 p.s.f Regional *****31/ *****00. 57 Warehouse Vacant/Wanted FOREIGN WAREHOUSER LOOKING for space between 2.000
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      655 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES I ORCHARD PLAZA mezzanine floor. 155 sq ft ready for occupation Rental $2,200 Call Mr Tan *****76 ORCHARO PLAZA shop space with water facilities Ist floor. 213 sq.ft. for rental at $1,600 p m Interested phone *****0 ORCHARO TOWERS SHOP 260 i sq.fl excellently situated In high
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      480 22 I RETAIL PREMISES REOUMED International food service company requires retail premises In prime locations Maximum visible exposure to pedestrian traffic essential. Sue of sech unit 1000/12S0 square leet. Must have development approval for food retailing and consumption and provision for main drainage, water sanitation and exhaust ventilation Replies to S.T.
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      742 23 V SERVICES RUSINESS 74 Beauty Culture GOOD NEWS Student Intending to take a Overseas rmftw.ioti.il Couraei may do so now Highl Herr In SINGAPORE THE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY THERAPY m SINGAPORE is an associate School of Dubttrry College of Health 1 Beaut> Therapy In London on BjajeeaaaM OaaaaaMtaa of our
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      621 23 ORCHARD ROAD SHOP CATERING TO TOURISTS FOR IMMEDIATE TAKE-OVER WITH STOCKS. TELEPHONE: *****21 SEEKING SELF-EMPLOYMENT/ EXTRA Karnings 7 Varieties of money-making Ideas available Free catalogues. Queenstown PO 438. 5'p0re 91 14. SPECIAL PRE-PUBLKATION SALEtt 25% Discount Otter till May 313 1 at "HOW TO ENJOY BASIC PROGRAMMING' by Dr. N.M.
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      677 23 V SERVICES it RUSINESS ABANDON ALL HOUSEHOLD/ office removal problems items inWorkers available Tel: *****14 OFFICE /FACTORY/HOUSE HOLD Removals, Deliveries, driver/ labour supplied, self-drive lorries for hire, storage, odd jobs. Call CDT. *****67/ *****64. after office *****32. OFFICE/ FACTORY/ HOUSEHOLD removals Tree cutting, labour supply and solve all your dumping
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      752 23 MARTINA'S SALON 11-A Calmhlll Circle massage/ saunabalh/ bar- I b«f lvi ml No parking problem XIK I ng I Spore) *****81 *****88 ORCHARD SAUNA ET Massage, i Mandarin Hotel. 3rd Moor. Mas- sage/ Sauna/ Steambath/ Facial *****36/ *****11 ext. 750 Spore. Opens dally from 10.00 am 1200 midnight PENINSULA HEALTH
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      618 23 VI EDUCATION TRAINING ENGLISH, FRENCH, (GCE Result Speak), Japanese. German Shorthand. Typewriting. OP Boudvillr Language Commercial School. 435. Peninsula Plaza *****2. IMPORT, EXPORT PROCEDURES 1 DOCUMENTATION COURSE Our Popular It Practical Course every course Is being conducted by a panel of minimum 4 qualified lecturers from different (relevant) fields to
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      653 23 METROPOLITAN V.M.C.A. offers "Advanced Certificate in Purchaatng Principles Techniques" commencing 9/6/80 For details contact fmaatl METROPOLITAN V.M.C.A. offers v R+port Wnliny a Import Export Documentation Procedural c Company Secretarial Practice a Gent's Tailoring For details, contact TEL:2224«M. PART N (INSTITUTE MARKETING. November 1980 Examinations) by Lim Boon Tong. Commences 3
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      749 23 VI EDUCATION TRAINING ENGLISH LANGUAGE Primary Monday 3 30 -5 pm 103 Tuition Commencing 2 June ENGLISH LANGUAGE GCE "O" Laval i ssas^ag— Kridiiy :t so f. pm isjicns?! r^ifuu* SS < ff l 'r? J l'm° cc A Lw 2t? U .t\T"e^"" h .V F «£lS. h ■US-NESS CORRESPONDENCE
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      784 23 VII TRAVEL TOURS wpaiHip|Bißajßjn3C r I AMERICA '80 I THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE (Norm -South -East West i Htwai CaffonM Nmsi Arum 6 Mn« Satt it Whbjsjm ha Safe it Niw Yort Osftct of Cakimta Flonrli Brrtati CeMa Oatm Mmi'HsajKM, 28 Days *****0/KL$549O t/e io/« w/9 26 '0 'b 11 *,VA
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      626 24 VII TRAVEL TOURS f PLEASE SEND ME YOUR ITINERARY NAME ADDRESS Pleose tick in the respective column JPratppmm a (B) a Toiwon a f Toiwon a Hong Kong a Hongkong a Bongkok J Bangkok 11 DAYS lt—» 17 DAYS t DAY* $1»M« 12 OAYS \S'\ A J/iSStIVS' X/? 8/6, 15/6.
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      729 24 BIASISWA/DERMASISWA KERAJAAN NEGERI SELANGOR TAHUN PENGAJIAN 1980/1981 Permohonon permohonon adalah dipelawa daripada Rok yot Dull Yang Maho Mulio Sultan Selangor untuk tawaran Biaiiswo/ Dermosiswa bagi mengikuti kursus-kursus dolam tahun permuloan di Universiti Univeriiti Tempatan bagi tahun pengajion 1 980/8 1 Kursus tersebut mengikut keutamoon ialoh saperti benlcut (1) PERUBATAN (2)
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      44 24 The Family of the Late MRS. VINO CMEOK KOON nee TAN KENO LAN wishes lo eipress their sincere appreciation lo Doctors and Nurses of Radiotherapy Unit ol SOH; relatives and friends lor their messages of condolences, wreaths, scroHs and donations lo charity.
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      149 24 MR K. MAOHAVAN NAM Departed: 29.5.75 A loving husband, wonderful lather and great friend. We miss you, dad. IN LOVING MEMORY or Cyril Constalne Ollvelro who departed on 29th May 1979 Always remembered by beloved wife and children. IN MEMORY OF Kwek Su Tec*. S years have
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      125 24 MR. SIMON FRANCIS YEAP 54. passed away peacefully on 27/S/SO leaving behind BELOVED WIFE JOHANNA CHILDREN GERARD MAUREEN LAWRENCE STEPHEN PHILIP Cortege leaves SI. Joseph's Funeral Parlour for Sts. Paler and Paul Church tor service al 12.00 noon on 29/5/ SO and thence lo Ml. Vernon. MRS. LAU
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      191 26 MAGDEBURG, Wed. Petra Schneider, of East Germany, who jumped from obscurity into world prominence by beating Tracy Caulkins in Austin, Texas, in January, broke her third world record this year here yesterday. The Karl Maix Stadt swimmer confirmed her Olympic Games gold medal challenge
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      241 26 LONDON, Wed. David Lowe, born in Zimbabwe and holder of a British passport, has suddenly become involved in an Olympic Games tug-of-war. The 20-year-old from Bulawayo has been named to swim for Zimbabwe in the Moscow Olympics arid yet has qualified for the British
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      311 26  - Diamond Hill looks hard to overcome FAIRWAY By PENANG, Wed. Diamond Hill could be hard to overcome in the Class 4, Division 2 1,400 metres race here on Sunday. Diamond Hill is by Pago Pago, one of the fastest horses Australia have ever seen. Pago Pago also raced successfully in
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      119 26 FIRST DAY. Class 2 Div 2 l^Mm. Div 4 ft 5 l,2 Mm. Class 5 Div 1 to 5 l,2Wm. Div 2 l,BHm. SECOND DAY. Cop Trial: Class 1 Div 1 to 5 l,2 Mm. Class 2 Div 1 -l,2Mm and l,BMm. Div 2 and 3 liMm. Class
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      1151 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A total of 343 entries has been received for the Selangor Turf Club (Agong Gold Cup) meeting on June 7 and 8 and 14 and 15. They comprise 80 in Class One, 140 in Clas Two and 123 in Class Five. Thirty-seven horses have been
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      601 26 MOPGC SENIOR EXECUTIVE The Malaysian Oil Palm Growers' Council invites applications for the post of Senior Executive. Applicants should possess at least an Honours Degree in Economics or equivalent from recognised University. He should also have, at least, five years working experience, preferably in the commodity marketing sector. The job
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      674 26 TENDER NOTICE UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Sub-Controctors currently registered with Jabotan Kerja Rayo under Class 'C and above Head III SubHead 1 are invited to submit a tender to reach the Tender Box at the Office of the Bursar, University of Malaya not later than 12.00 noon on Tuesday, 10th June,
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    29 26 AL- FATIHAH IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF P. RAMLEE AMN Seven sorrowful years have gone. Dearly missed and always remembered by Saloma AMN Scmoga Allah cucuri rahniat atas rohnya
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      Lock icon Borg masters light ball and triumphs
      593 27 PARIS, Wed. Bjorn Borg and Guillermo Vilas mastered a new light tennis ball yesterday to cruise easily through the first round of the U*****,000 ($1,384,500) French Open championships. Borg, defending champion and favourite for the U5553,000 first prize, hit his way past Alvaro Fillol.
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      88 27 Indian star fails to turn up PARK, Wed. Indian tennis hope Ramesh Krishnan failed to turn up for his first-round match in the French Open here yesterday. Krishnan was due to play French No. 2 Pascal Portes. He was immediately re- i placed by A. Cortes, of Colombia. The tournament's
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      31 27 MONTREAL, Wed. Bulgarian Redjeb Redjebov 60 kilogramme class at the world junior weightlifting championship here yesterday. He totalled 275 kg (snatch 125 kg. clean and jerk 150 kg) AFP.
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      Lock icon Essex crush Surrey to regain the lead
      402 27 LONDON, Wad COUNTY champions Essex roared back to the top of the table after crushing Surrey by 10 wickets at Chelmsford yesterday. The match winner was left-arm spinner Ray East, who took six secondinnings wickets for 72 in 38 overs, as Surrey were
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      141 27 CAPE TOWN, Wed. The British Lions rugby union team's prop Fran Cotton suffered a mild heart-attack during a game yesterday and was transferred to the Groote Schonr Hospital here for observation and treatment, their manager Syd Millar said today. Millar said that Cotton was in no
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      122 27 STOCKHOLM, Wed. Malmoe retained their Swedish First Division lead with a 3-0 win over Stockholm's Djurgaarden on Monday. But this season's sur-j prise is Borlaenge soccer I team Brage, who beat Aatvidaberg 2-0 away and remain undefeated in six matches played. Results: Aatvidaberg 0
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      551 27 BRIEFS Four French racing drivers suspended PARIS, Wed Four French Formula One racing drivers and one constructor nave had their licenses suspended for failure to pay fines, French Auto Sport Federation (FFSA) official Jean-Marie Balestre said yesterday. The same fate could face 14 other drivers, who have not paid fines
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      296 27 YOKOHAMA, Wed. Spanish first Division club Espanol beat China 2-0 and England s Middlesbrough edged out Japan 2-1 in preliminary rounds of the Japan Cup soccer tournament here yesterday. It was Espanol's second straight win in Group A. The Spanish club dominated the first half with midfield
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      35 27 YESTERDAYS Singapore Hockey Association Division Two League matches between Police C and Port of Authorin Recreation Club and Singapore Armed Forces Sports Associa tion C and Fair Rangers were postponed because of b.tri weather.
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      16 27 TOKYO, Wed. England'sMiddlesex Wanderers sorcerclub will play five games in Japan next month. AFP.
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      213 27 Sounders send shock waves in NASL NEW YORK, Wed. While the Mount St. Helens volcano continues to rumble in Washington state, Seattle Sounders are sending shock waves of their own throughout the North American Soc- I cer I-eague. Sounders improved their record to 10 wins and one defeat the best
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      IBF accept 'rebels' led by the Princess
      434 28  -  BERNARD PEREIRA Thailand badminton in a turmoil as... By JAKARTA, Wed. Thailand plunged into a serious badminton crisis when their breakaway organisation were admitted to the International Badminton Federation at the world body's 42nd Annual General Meeting here today. The rebel group, the
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      388 28 JAKARTA, Wed. Everything points to a hard match or a possible defeat (or All-England champion Prakash Padukone when he meets Indonesia's Hadiyanto in the men's singles quarterfinals of the world badminton championships at the Istora Senayan here tomorrow, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. The signs
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      502 28 See.—- r— d Singles: Mea: P. Padakoae (India) bt Jacob van Selm (NZ) 154, 154, S. Fladberi (Dm) bt Paal Ka«g (Aast) 15-4, 154, HadlyaaU (Indon) M Chug Tmjig Uek (Tal) 154, 154, klnjl Zenlya (Jap) bt Kevin Jolly (Eag) 15-7, > It, 15 1, Rudy Hartono
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      187 28  -  WILFRED YEO By ALL bowlers' roads these days, it seems, are leading to the Kirn Seng Bowl. Despite the national championships to be held at the centre from June 20-29 being three weeks away, the competitors are leaving nothing to chance, apparently. And among the
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      60 28 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS Republic of Singapore Navy meet (Toa Payoh Stadium, 2). HOCKEY SHA Premier Leagae: Singapore Cricket Club v Indian Association; MvUm Twa: SCC C v SAFSA C SWHA Winners' Paal kaack•at flaal: Singapore Recreation Club v Theresians (matches at Padang, 5.15). TABLE TENNIS National championships (Poi Chine School,
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      207 28  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE behemoths of local judo Koh Eng Kian, T. Sundram and Mamohan Singh will not be seen in the Singapore Open championships at Portsdown Road tomorrow. Singapore Judo Federation officials were disappointed to find their names missing in the 10man event, the
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      462 28  - SHA camp off to a flying start R. MANORAJ By THE annual hockey camp, the first of its kind ii Singapore and the "brainchild" of the Singapore Hock ey Association, took off to a flying start at the Srhoc of Basic Military Training, in Nee Soon, yesterday. wnai was most
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      271 28 Changi Gents still leaders CHANGI GENTS beat SIA Engineers 6-3 to maintain their lead on top of the Singapore Darts Association League. MvMaaOae Prairie Express A 6 Sundstrand 3, Scorpion Darts Club 4 Heli Orient 5. Sheb 5 Otis 4. Singas 5 Siemens A 4. f W L t A
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      West Indies' pace troubles England
      221 29 LEEDS, Wed. The West Indies' pace attack had England in trouble, taking three quick wickets for 35 runs, after the tourists were dismissed (or 196 in their one-day international cricket match here today. A splendid 78 by opener Gordon Greenidge helped the West Indians in
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      32 29 DESPITE betag challenged by Singapore goalkeeper Edmnnd Wee, SeJaager striker MokhUr Dmhari (dark Jersey) still manages to get the ball. Ob the left to Syed MuUUb. NST picture by C. H. LOH.
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      153 29 Republic bow out in Gold Cup hunt ALOR STAR, Wed. Defending champions Malaysian Armed Forces qualified for the semi-finals of the Khir Johari Gold Cup sepak takraw championship when they beat Selangor 2-1 here this morning, according to a Bernama report. Forces will meet Penang, who beat Singapore 3-0, in
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      276 29  -  R. MANOR AJ By THE Singapore Lawn Tennis Association and Singapore Tennis Centre have followed up on the success of their first tournament in the Singapore Tennis Ranking series the Fila Open tournament with the Seiko Open from June 21-22 at the STC courts If successful, the
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      Mokhtar paves way for Selangor victory
      649 29  -  JOE DORAI By SELANGOR 1 SINGAPORE 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mokhtar Dahari, Selangor's perennial wrecker of Singapore's Malaysia Cup hopes, checked the Republic again, paving the way for Selangor's 1-0 victory at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. It was Mokhtar's acceleration that resulted in
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      Marksman Tan tells of day he dared not blink
      264 29  - Marksman Tan tells of day he dared not blink PETER SIOW By THE place was a closelyguarded camp somewhere in Beijing and the marksmen from seven countries Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Hongkong, Macao, Singapore and hosts China were assembled there for the China international invitation shooting tournament. On a given signal,
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      212 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Olympic soccer squad have been awarded the Guinness award for outstanding team effort last month. "I'm pleased to receive this news," said Football Association of Malaysia president Datuk Seri Hamzah Abu Samah yesterday when he called on international Khalid
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      131 29 IPOH, Wed. The change of dates from June 19-22 to June 6-9 for the Tour of North Malaysia cycling championship, made to accommodate Thailand, has forced Brunei's five riders to withdraw. The Brunei Amateur Cycling Association secretary, Pengiran Haji Mohammed, said the new dates were unsuitable to them.
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    198 30 Aquino to be allowed to stay in US? MANILA, W*d LONG-DISTANCE negotiations aimed at allowing President Ferdinand Marcos' arch political foe. ex-senator Benigno Aquino, to remain in the United States indefinitely are nearing completion, opposition sources said today. Mr Aquino, 47, was allowed on May 8 to leave the detention
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    40 30 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, up 26 70 points in the last three sessions, fell 2.56 to 855.20 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    56 30 OSAKA, Wed. Filipino Finance Minister Cesar Virata today said Japan should open its markets to more industrial products from Asean to help the economic development of the five member nations. He made the statement in a one-day Asean-Japan meeting aimed at exploring ways of improving economic
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    112 30 Hole-digging row leads to strike WELLINGTON, Wed. A dispute over how many workmen should be assigned to dig a hole is threatening public transport services in New Zealand's capital, Wellington. The Tramways Union claims three men are needed to allow sufficient rest spells, but the Wellington City Transport Department is
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    401 30 Japan's efforts to boost defence TOKYO, Wednesday CHINESE Chairman Hua Guo-feng said today that his country had no intention of interfering in Japan's efforts to increase its defence capabilities, according to Japanese Government sources. Mr Hua, on a five-day state visit to
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    158 30 LIGHT THE WAY, IT'S VESAK DAY THESE devotees carrying multi-coloured randies, joss-sticks and flags were part of the large crowd that took part In a Buddhist candlelight procession last night at the Maagala V&ara Temple at Jalan Eunos to celebrate Vesak Day. Against a background of chiming hells aid «.h..H.
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    35 30 MANILA, Wed Tribesmen from the Philippines' northern mountain province came here today to protest the killing of their chieftain allegedly by military men and other cases of military abuses in their area. AFP
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    32 30 WASHINGTON. Wed President Jimmy Carter announced today he has nominated General David C. Jones (or reappointment as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for an additional two-year term AP.
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    261 30 Political solution to Afghan crisis possible: Brez MOSCOW, Wed PRESIDENT Leonid Brezhnev said last night that a political settlement of the Afghanistan crisis was possible, but it would require the end of armed invasions from neighbouring countries. Mr Brezhnev, speaking at a dinner in honour of visiting South Yemeni leader
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    43 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH A1OUL RAHMAN MM AMJ ex Police Sgt 300 passed away peacefully on 28/5/80 at 5 00 p.m.. leaving behind wife Jupiah and children: five sons three daughters, two sons-in-law. Funeral leaves 1243-L Block 207 Lor 1 Toa Payoh on 28/5/80
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    35 30 BANGKOK, Wed. A 12-year-old boy was killed and 45 others injured when a hand grenade exploded at a fair in southern Pattani province last night, the Thai Rath daily reported today. AFP
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        58 2 ITALIAN DUO Elisabetta Majero (Soprano) and Giuliano Balestra (Guitar) at the DBS auditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets: $1. CHARLIE GIRL a jnodern musical by the VMCA Sceneshifters at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. Matinees on Saturday at 3 p.m. and Sunday at 5 p.m. Tickets: $3, 4 and 6.
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        52 2 TALK on Karlheinz Stockhausen by Dr Bernard Tan at the National Museum theatrette at 8 p.m. Free admission. WATERCOLOUR PAINTINGSEXHIBITION by Leng Joon Wong at the Mandarin Hotel Court Lobby from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. On »ill Monday. TANOATA III: THE MAORI VISION OF MAN an exhibition at the
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        59 2 Art Gallery from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. On till Monday. Film shows at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. EXHIBITION OF MATERIALS FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING ENGLISH LANGUAGE at the British Council Centre, first floor, Singapore Rubber House, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 a.m.
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        1172 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Rag Trade The Girl With A Gift For Disaster Stay In Strike 8.45 Sports Magazine 330 Diary of Events (Chinese) 8.55 Cultural Diary (Enjish) 3.35 The Vagabond Swordsman (rpt) 9 00 y ax j Friends 4.25 Intermission 9.30 News and
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        On a scale of one to 10, poor marks for this movie
        476 3 "10", a movie Now showing at Capitol Review by MARLENE KITTS ACTOR Dudley Moore seems to have a tendency to appear in films about growing old. In 1969, he appeared in "30's A Dangerous Age", in which he
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        An evening for finding out about the king of electronic music
        317 3 An evening for finding out about the king of electronic music Talk on Karlheinz Stockhausen by Dr Bernard Tan; Tonight at 8 National Museum theatrette Preview by DELISLE SCHWARTZ ULTRA-MODERN music is often a pain in the neck even for afficionados. For ordinary people, usually it looms dark and forbidding
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        Swinging Sixties recreated for this comedy
        238 3 Swinging Sixties recreated for this comedy Charlie Girl, by YMCA Sceneshifters Victoria Theatre today till Sun, 8 p.m. Matinees: Sat (3 p.m.) and Sun (5 p.m.) THE musical comedy, Charlie Girl, is in two acts, and set in the Britain of the mid-60s, when straight pants and back-! combed hair-dos
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        346 3 4 specials from VISIONHIRE. A GIANT in colour TV rentals. To celebrate the opening of our Jurong Branch. i. New reduced rates 2.100% discount [SaeenS.ze Soles Rote Rent Equivalent HX (a special offer for o I H^| \i 3o Cm A $31 $1.02 limited period only) **9 ill 1 Every
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        339 3 (TOSHIBA ■VAVJI In Touch with Tomorrow Two good offers. Too good to miss! L*' \3 ET ET ri\cn. V JcLJ^BW 2 colourful T-shirts with every Toshiba \V/S VH- 1000 purchased, plus two Dixan _Sn p« ckj —^W M^w- H^ HMM a FREE f 3BH VM Ti x One Toshiba Toaster
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        412 4 8 teisvQe-QMme THetme x NOW SHOWING! (*****62) 4 Shows 1 30,4,6.45,9 15pm I, m~tom Every BODY I II I has a Price! > L I Specialist i 1 b^bV Nthey called her for the m)bs V NO ONE ELSC COULO HANDLE 1 jlj 1 /Sl 'i 1 1 Adam West^John
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        406 4 Quality Books from ly l|f llw xBaBBBaI i aaaaBBRaaBBBBBBBaI r »_J 4 .^Baal wf I *^^^/*\lC^* f BBaßaaL '^^^aßßßaWuaß^^ BO or v,p\ai a y NoVbbbbJbVX X r y aaßaßaßV^^T >V -TVtO^^ THE HAMLYN BOOK OF CROCHET Crochet is one of the crafts which is becoming increasingly popular and this book
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        24 4 KING'S c REPUBLIC TOA PAYOH c PEOPLE'S HAPPY* OCEAN NOW SHOWING (NO FREE LIST) CRAZY 'JP> HUSTLERS |J^ Iff IHWM Of*»o NUasr*% k *-^J
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        314 4 young people find of interest, it will be welcomed as an important part of any book collection. 100 BEDTIME STORIES 100 delightful short stories for young children. Ideal for reading aloud at bedtime, the book is charmingly illustrated in full colour. Every story has been carefully chosen to appeal to
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        167 4 Hiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniii KALLANG GOLDEN NOW SHOWING! No Fraa Liat X: 1 JO. 4.00, 7 00 ».30pm 0: 11, 1.30, 4.00, S «5 9.30pm Alao Mkfnita on Saturday Plua Sun. Morning Show* at Palace Zenith and Queenstown LUX SIU FONG ib NOW on th* BIG SCREEN! ACTION PACKED Thriller' Chivalry ofv^Fff! UULUEIi
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        458 4 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a LIDO: Last 7 DAYS! 1 (*****14) 4 SHOWS daily: 11am, 2.30, 6& 9 00pm I Admission CIRCLE H STALLS 13 452 No free list a j nni OOLB* STEREO PRINT a ;I ii Francis Ford (Godfather) Coppola s $75 Million epic on the Vietnam War i I JJHH E^9
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        660 4 OWCAWISATIOW' B i AST DA > m I lam i !0 400 64b 9 is m M "RISE FALL OF THE JAPANESE EMPIRE" am 0,.,a m 0,., OPfNS TOMORROW a| HEAVEN SWORD I DRAGON g Tomorrow Saturdoy M'mtr fl Plus Sunday Morrung ot 8 Theatres PRINCE LO'J CAPITOL CHANGIL*FR-Y B
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      Preserving the heritage of aboriginal riches
      1417 5  -  JOHN O'BRIEN By Kakadu is a treasure house of spectacular scenery, primeval forests, teeming wildlife and ancient paintings. It is also a testimony to the culture of the land aborigines, whose contact through centuries of trading with Macassans taught some to speak Malay. AUSTRALIA'S
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        337 5 "iil j 1 «l- Npw 7aruicsi \rVachArm#mJlC> mMmrn #ml Imp />I/\t|^/\/> i ivti iujji ft iijiivi W W^^* A^^^L^ im m Mm. m MM m k iTw lln/AP 1 %AdCn£Vl #lf Iprl You might just as well take down jH Hi LmJ ill Si:'* VwCOl IV*VI CU IvJ vJI IvTvJ
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        Pillow village
        247 6  -  FOO WAI-LIN By THE village of pillows complete with a tree and a car are entertaining and ornamental, and make very welcome presents for a young child or the young at heart. These homemade cushions are, of course, far more individual and personalised than the shop bought variety
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        How to cut, sew and stuff the pillows
        494 6 Materials: A great deal can be done with colour and texture and the fabric should therefore be chosen with that in mind. Felt was used in the making of the illustrated cushions. It is probably the easiest material to work with as
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        A fount of ideas for enthusiasts
        496 6 THE ART OF DECORATIVE STENCILLING By Adele Bishop and Cile Lord Published By Hudson and Thames $48.65 Reviewed By FOO WAI-LIN THE serious do-it-your-self enthusiast, like a good cook, needs a library of good books to consult for "recipes". The Art of Decorative Stencilling
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        168 6 Si xvy dk *n x x x 1 xicx *s .At the Diamcrid Boutique, welet>oj pickthe diamond you really want. ai Memo Grand, you'l soe hundreds ol lop grade whiir diamonds cut In shapes to sun every fancy, which means you can Ikk )s< n ic slzearo quality thai you
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        132 6 BJB^HB^B&t^^S B 9 y 1 I 111 L^am, *R Jtr Mr ■fcf i mm M Tk M w pp- idgt mßtk Pyrex tableware now comes in im- You too can host a Pyrex party and get 99 peccably attractive "Spice of Life" de- a host of lovely gifts. Just give
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      Lock icon Fast foods going down well in Japan
      860 7  -  KEISUKE SHIINA By in TOKYO A Japanese husband just couldn't swallow it any more whan his wife served him pre-cooked dinner in its original container. Notwithstanding such unhappy setbacks, the ready-to-serve-meal business in Japan is booming. More than 16,000 firms throughout the country
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      Lock icon Young artists inject new art into old craft of batik-making
      539 7  -  PAUL WEDEL By in JOGJAKARTA AN ancient craft has become a new art for the young artists of Central Java. Once produced only for clothing by craftsmen reproducing traditional patterns In somber colours, batik has been given vivid new life
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        576 7 You don't have to gO to England to get a British education Study lot yuur ijualilicalion at home and prepare lor a tucccnlul carter »ilh Your answer script! are tent to I ondon and returned by prompt courier Krvict provided b\/mrrmtx7 intfrn riONAi SINGAPORE Enrol n ont of our counts
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    • 1980 JCI SINGAPORE CONFERENCE
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        MESSAGE
        243 8 WHEN Singapore Jaycees hosted the JCI W Wl Conference, It was then the beginning of the seventies. A new decade is now upon ■a a decade of hope, of new challenges and, if we work at It, a decade of concrete growth and development. Growth Is the emphasis of
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        S'pore Jaycees play host for 4th time
        599 8 SINGAPORE will play host to the 1980 JCI Asian-Pacific Regional Conference from today to Sunday. About 1,800 delegates are expected to attend the conference, which is believed to be among the biggest gathering of delegates in Singapore. The opening ceremony will be officiated
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        Conference Organising Committee
        62 8 Conference Director: Mr George Lim Dty Conference Director: Mr Michael Lim Director of Finance: Mr C. S. Choong Director of Functions: Miss Jenny Ho Director of Logistics: Mr Henry Cnong Director of Programmes: Mr Roland Chan Director of Publicity Promotions: Mr John T. Y. Tan Director of
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        MESSAGE
        253 8 CONFERENCE Is a time for Javcees In Asia, Australia and Oceania t-i renew their ties. It is also a focal point for Jaycees to build new relationship and establish new friendship. It is an arena for Jaycees to make ex han> es -»f Jaycee experiences In their various -ommunities.
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        We, the Past National Presidents, warmly welcome all delegates to the 1980 JCI Singapore Conference
        58 8 We, the Past National Presidents, warmly welcome all delegates to the 1980 JCI Singapore Conference John K. Young 1961 Lav Chee Tiun 1977 ra ok Chong Swan Lek 1974 John S.Y. Tar. 1971 Koh Choon Hui 1968 Eugene Urn 1978 Toh Thian Ser 1975 Chan Chow Kiat 1972 Albert Hee
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        Current facts on Jaycees International
        481 9 |1980 National! Board of Directors I Presideat: Chew Kwek Waa ImnWUte P»st Preilfeat: DaaTltu Vice PTMMeata: Them** Lw K. T. Viawul SwreUry General: ■UUaJJCaaa Treasurer: Ftoreaoe Urn Ckapter President*! PWHd Cheng MakPeagFSu Geae Taa TuKlmLu GeneraJ Legal Cmbml: Krmnols KJim National Public Belattoas Officer: Eugene
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        On the local scene: 5 firsts
        176 9 On the local scene: 5 firsts ITHE first community centre in Singapore at Kg Bambin, Jalan Teban, off Tampines Road, was erected by the Spore Jaycees in 1957. 2 The project "Boys Day in Business" renamed "Youth Week in Business" was first initiated by the Spore Jaycees in 1959. This
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        Development of S'pore Jaycees
        306 9 Development of S'pore Jaycees lfll Organised the JCI Regional Conference, previously held in Singapore in 1956 and 1963. Formation of a ladies' chapter, Singapore Jayceettes. Acquisition of our own premises at 338 Jalan Korma. lf7S Inception of National Safe Driving Competition. Creation of 4 new LOMs City, Orchid, Jurong and
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        197 9 Wishing THE SINGAPORE JAYCEES Every Success for the 1980 JAYCEES INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE in Singapore from tt UNITED LABELS ENTERPRISES CO. 1, Ann S.onq Hill, Singapore 0106 Tel: *****01 Cable: "UNILABELS" BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS TRAINING IN THE 80's Singapore has embarked on a Second Industrial Revolution The message today is "Upgrade
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        249 9 The fun games that go anywhere! Battiety-cperated Tbmy Tbys-now at OG. J J Main Store only OG brings you fantastic Tomy Toys. ll^L^b^bV 2 1 <IJ^ L^ They're like miniature game machines! v#f ft L^ You'll have the excitement of the big at«t a^. arcade machine right in your bV^b^^K^W^l
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        1926 10 An established company engaged in the ma-' nne industry has vacancies tor the following position* A. PURCHASING OFFICER This is an important position and offers good promotional prospects and career advancement opportunities to the successful applicant. Experience is not essential as we are seeking a recent graducte who possess a
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        292 10 I Invites mature, young and dynamic graduates I I for development as: MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Applicants should possess a 'Degree/Diploma in I either Mechanical or Marine '£ngineering from a recognised University/Collr-oe. Applicants with Diploma in Ship Construction are also invited to apply. You will find that, il selected, you will be
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        404 11 L, care of \^^^^&jfA W Production Operators at Tl get marry^ benefits: Good Pay Plus Allowance Long Annual Leave Comfortable Working Conditions Sports Recreational Programmes Free Medical Treatment Subsidized Holiday Chalets Free Work Jackets Promotion Prospects and many more. Easy Requirements: Female, between 1 6-35 yrs. old; Mm. Primary Six
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        539 11 REGIONAL SALES MANAGER Zenith Refinery Ltd and its subsidiary, Pacific Platers Ltd of Hong Leong, is looking for an experienced and aggressive person to handle the sales ot these dynamic companies in Singapore and Malaysia The successful candidate should possess the following 1 Not less than 25 years old 2)
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        606 11 Asia Pacific Facilities Manager We are looking for a qualified professional who possesses the following requirements: A) Experience in facilities management to include: 1 Air Conditioning 2 De-ionized Water 3 Air Compressors CDA 4 Environmental controls such as particle count, temperature, and humidity 5 Vacuum Systems 6 Fire Prevention/Alarm/Security System
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        346 11 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding-Up No. 65 of 1980 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185) And IN THE MATTER OF REGINA TUNAS PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Wlndlng-Up of the abovenamed Company
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        645 11 NOTICE > LENG SENG HENG PTE LTD WE HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT WITH EFFECT FROM IST JUNE 1980, LENG SENG HENG PTE LTD WILL RELINQUISH THEIR MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTORSHIP OF ORCHID BRAND TISSUE PRODUCTS, COMFI AND SOFFREE SANITARY NAPKINS. THESE PRODUCTS WILL BE DIRECTLY HANDLED AND SERVICED BY ORCHID
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        315 12 Kerthiikij fried #kick«n comes to ANG M 0 KIO Come in and Celebrate! Free Gifts Galore! Make today a happy day. Get a Kentucky Fried Chicken treat at Ang Mo Kio, Avenue 6, Block 715 No: 4000, Singapore 2056. Come on in and enjoy all the extra special treats laid
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