The Straits Times, 9 August 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    WE MUST MOVE FORWARD AND UPWARD — LEE
    969 1  - WE MUST MOVE FORWARD AND UPWARD LEE LESLIE FONG •We must climb up the education ladder, up towards better technology, towards higher skills, towards better management, towards higher productivity^ By_ Deputy Editor £WE have dared to achieve, and we have achieved. Now we most dare to excel. J the Prime
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    How we did in first half...
    175 1 How we did in first half... HIGHLIGHTS of Singapore's economic perfurmanrr for th«- first half of this year: GROSS Domestic Product up 11.1 per cent In real terms; NI'MBKK of new jobs created: 21, M1, Mftlnst 28.1 M In the corresponding period last year. INDI STRIAL production up by IS.
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      61 1 v. Play better f^ badminton 11 with I I O4*BL£R r 100% All Graphite s^^^^N^'The Black SOLE AGENT OOP T P GOLF f VVtrmiii i..,, pahgolf I V— ~o~m\~ 0 ~m\ 24-page National Day Special Feature with your Straits Times today Seiko Quartz Accuracy THE FUTURE OF TIME B Im
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    Buang and Punch get top honours
    421 1 NDAY AWARDS THE former president of the Muslim Religious Council (MuLs), Haji Buang bin Haii Siraj, and Singapore's Ambassador to Washington, Mr Punch Coomaraswamy, head the list of 499 recipients of this year's National Day awards. They have been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal
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    Lock icon Up in smoke
    45 1 BANGKOK, Fri Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda set fire here today to more than 16 tons of seized drugs valued at more than US$5 million (5t10.6 million) on the illicit market. It was Thailand's third such action in the past three years. AFP.
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    Lock icon Missile drills
    34 1 TOKYO, Fri. Japan's Ground Self-Defence Force (GSDF) will conduct ground-to-air missile firing drills in New Mexico in the United States from Aug 18 to Nov 29, the defence agency announced yesterday. AFP.
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    General is charged
    69 1 /iNIX)N. Frl A general in h<- lirillsh Army of the Rhine vas today aocaaad <>( smun IBM »l vintage pnrl vorth IZ3OO fSsl2.sM> into Snt.nn Mi jot Qeneral Henry Salus xiry l<egh I>.il/e|l payne. 51, ■mmandinn h« I huil Armoured Division n West Oerniaa} uacd with two
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    Hitler's art?
    44 1 Fri An Italian hi merchant yesterday paid l*<- i luction in (Vn/.im c in Coi nwall f..r .i ftttmt *hi> h he believn t" nave bwn paiatcd b) Ailnlf Hitler The any.is dtp Austrian village anil is sii;neil A Hitler 1911 AKI'
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    PM'S mother dies
    179 1 PM'S mother dies MRS Lee Chin Koon (above), mother of the Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, died of a heart attack in the Singapore General Hospital early yesterday. She was 75. Mrs Lee, nee Chua Jim Neo. had been under intensive care in the hospital for two weeks before
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    Lock icon Fast threat
    36 1 SWANSEA, Fri. Veteran Welsh nationalist politician Gwynfor Evans yesterday I threatened to fast until death unless the British government kept its unfulfilled promise to set up a television channel in the welsh language Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Only one died in plane crash'
    148 1 NOUAKCHOTT (Mauritania), Fri. The Mauritanian Civil Aviation Authority has disputed reports that 160 people were Killed after a Soviet-built Tupolev airliner crashed into the sea off Mauritania yesterday Mr Kebir Ould Sellamy, its director, said last night that only one person was killed and
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    Call-up for NS parttimers to end?
    449 1 THE government is considering stopping the enlistment of part-time national servicemen in the Special Constabulary and the Vigilante Corps. This is amoru the options now under study by a task force revewing the problems and operations of the H)me Affairs Ministry and the Singapore
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    Lock icon Teheran office
    42 1 MANILA. Fri Visiting Iranian Ayatollah Ren Paghabi said yesterday Filipino Muslim rebels had set up an office in Teheran and were seeking material aid for their secessionist war in southern Philippines which he said the Iranians support in principle. AFP
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    Lock icon Wilson in hospital
    49 1 LONDON, Fri. Former British Prime Minister Sir Harold Wilson. 64. was taken to hospital today to continue treatment for intestinal troubles Sir Harold, who resigned as Premier in 1976. underwent major stomach surgery in June He is expected to remain in hospital for several days AFP
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    Lock icon LATEST TOP RATING FOR HURRICANE
    47 1 LATEST TOP RATING FOR HURRICANE MIAMI, Frl. The U meteorolaKiral service today classified Hurricane Allen, now en its way U Texan, as having an'intensity of Category Hive the highest raiInn for a hurricane. There have been only three Category Kivr hurricanes on record. AP. SKK BACK PAGI
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    Lock icon Marcos: We'll hit back...
    219 1 Marcos: We'll hit back... MANILA, Fri PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos today warned anyone threatening the violent overthrow of his martial law administration that it would react with the full force of its emergency powers. Addressing the paramilitary constabulary, Mr Marcos cautioned labour leaders, students and political opponents that while his government
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      Lock icon Pakistan 'no' to Afghan talks
      92 2 Pakistan 'no' to Afghan talks NKW DELHI, Fri. Pakistan has rejected an Afghan proposal lor direct talks on the crisis in Afghanistan following Russia's military intervention. The Press Trust of India said the Pakistani rejec tion was reported in thr local newspaper Muslim, which quoted reliable sources as saying the
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      Lock icon Qotbzadeh denies hardliners' charges
      346 2 CITES PURGES AS PROOF OF REVOLUTIONARY ZEAL IRANIAN Foreign Minister Sadeq Qotb-/ailt-h. citing that 30 \x>v rent of the 2,100 staff in his ministry had been purged since last year's revolution, strongly defended himself and his ministry against charges of not following the Islamic revolutionary line
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        Lock icon Collective panic
        99 2 PANIC spread through Chinese officials who could not decide how to act when a foreigner wrote and asked for beer bottle labels for his collection. When nearly a year ago, the foreigner wrote to a brewery in Xian, central China, asking for beer labels, he set into motion
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        Lock icon Filipino stars ordered home
        83 2 SIX Filipino movie stars have been ordered back home in a visa mix-up that left Guam immigration authorities "no alternative," officials said yesterday. Esmeralda "Amy Austraia" Tuazon, Thelma Kennedy, Modesta Meija, Herminio Francisco, Alfonso Tagle and Amadio Fernando were ordered back to the Philippines on the
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        Dead man's dowries
        77 2 THREE London brides will get unusual wedding gifts this year dowries from an Italian merchant who has been dead for nearly 100 years. Pasquale Favale came to England from Naples in the 19th century and married a London woman. His regard for her and for the city
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        Lock icon Coconut oil for fuel
        72 2 THK use of coconut oil as an additive to petrol for twostroke motorcycle engines has been successfully tested, the Philippine Coconut Authority said on Wednesday. It said a mixture of three parts regular petrol to one part coconut oil produced an average fuel consumption of 45
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      Lock icon 'PLO paper outlines Israel's destruction'
      230 2 JERUSALEM, Fri. ISRAEL yesterday released a photocopy of a hitherto secret document in which it said the Palestine Liberation Organisatio called for the destruction of the Jewish state. Foreign Ministry spokesman Naphtaly Lavi said the document contained the text of resolutions adopted by the PLO
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      Lock icon DENIAL OVER SECURITY HEAD'S QUITTING
      204 2 DENIAL OVER SECURITY HEAD'S QUITTING TEL AVIV, Fri. The prime minister's office has denied allegations that the Israeli secret services head resigned because of interference with the investigation into the June car-bomb attacks on Arab West Bank mayors. A prominent Labour member of the Knesset (parliament), Mr Shmuel Toledano, asked
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      Lock icon 'Saudi oil to cost at least $4 more'
      160 2 'Saudi oil to cost at least $4 more' NEW YORK, Fri SAUDI Arabia is considering an increase in the price of a barrel of oil from US$2B (5J59.4) to at least US$3O despite the glut in the world oil market, the specialised oil magazine Plan's Oilgram News said in its
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      Lock icon 25 lashes for a puff
      37 2 TEHERAN, Fri. A court official at Mamasani in southern Iran was given 25 lashes in a public flogging for smoking during the fasting hours of Ramadan, the newspaper Kayhan reported yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon No 'Beatles Street'
      52 2 LIVERPOOL, Fri. Liverpool city fathers yesterday turned down a proposal to name streets after the Beatles, delivering the second snub in three years to the four pop stars. The proposal came from Beatles fans annoyed by a 1977 failure to have a statue erected in the Beatles'
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      Rich has trouble with 'trunk' call
      167 2 LAFAYETTE (Oregon), Frl. Mr Rich Mnnson had more than a little trouble early yesterday convincing Oregan police that he waa sober. Mr Munson insisted In a telephone call at 3.30 a.m. that he had seen an elephant as he drove In this town of
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      Lock icon 'US willing to back Chun as Seoul President'
      412 3 'US willing to back Chun as Seoul President' IF HE COMES TO POWER LEGITIMATELY SEOUL, Friday A TOP American military official said that the United Stales is willing to support South Korean strongman Lieut (Jen Chun Doo-Hwan if, as expected, he consolidates his already near-total power by taking over the
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      JAKARTA MAKES REQUEST TO NEWS AGENCIES
      237 3 JAKARTA MAKES REQUEST TO NEWS AGENCIES JAKARTA, Fri FOREIGN news agencies were today requested not to distribute their reports on Indonesia back to the country of origin to ensure domestic reporting of the country was restricted to Indonesian sources. The request came in a letter from the semi-gov-ernment news agency,
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      15 3 THE above map is a corrected version of the one published yesterday in Page 7.
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      Lock icon US tO keep forces in South Korea
      223 3 US tO keep forces in South Korea TOKYO, Fri. Modifying its troop withdrawal plans, the United States has decided to continue to station its ground forces in South Korea for at least several years to come, it was reported here yesterday. The economic newspaper Nihon Keizai, citing Defence Agency sources,
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      Lock icon Britons buy more Japan cars
      84 3 Britons buy more Japan cars LONDON, Fri. Japanese cars sold more on the British market in July than those of the state-owned British Ley land, according to statistics published today. They captured 18 per cent of the market, comEared with British Leyind's share of 16.2 per cent, the Society of
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      Lock icon Cocaine death
      36 3 MIAMI. Fri. An unidentified man died in violent convulsions yesterday at a Miami Beach hotel after swallowing 454 k of cocaine worth US$3O,000 (5J6.1.600) in an attempt to avoid being caught by police. -UPI.
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      Lock icon Viets: No change of mind on UN resolution
      191 3 Viets: No change of mind on UN resolution BANGKOK, Friday UNITED Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim's declaration yesterday that Vietnam, in a radical change of attitude, was now prepared to discuss the problem of its presence in Kampuchea provoked surprise here and a denial by authoritative sources in Hanoi today. According
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      Lock icon Marcos terms for dealing with Moro
      122 3 Marcos terms for dealing with Moro MANILA, Fri. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said today ho was willing to negotiate with the secessionist Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) on two conditions: That there be no pre-conditions to the talks and no publicity. Mr Marcos, speaking before members of the Philippine Constabulary,
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      Manila cuts tariffs to close gap with rivals
      104 3 MANILA, Fri. The i Philippine!! nan started tutting Its Import tariffs I to catrh up with Hong- kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan, au- thorltle* said today. They believe that the Philippines has been left behind In the race for Industrialisation «hlrh
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      Lock icon Soviets using chemicals on guerillas: US
      329 4 WASHINGTON, Friday THE State Department said yesterday it has compiled strong evidence that Soviet troops in Afghanistan and communist forces in Laos and Kampuchea are using chemical warfare agents some lethal against guerilla forces. State Department officials said the exhaustive report justifies an international
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      Lock icon Zionists "after" Billy claims Libyans
      299 4 CARTERS TAKE IT EASY LONDON, Fri. Libya said today that President Carter's brother Billy was the target of an aggressive Zionist campaign because he, like many other Americans, had tried to establish ties between the Libyan and American people. The Libyan news agency Jana quoted
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      Lock icon Handed back to Chinese
      46 4 BEIJING. Fri A Clitnwe man climbed the wall into the Czechoslovak Embassy In Beijing last Sunday seeking asylum, but was handed over to Chinese authorities, informed sourves said today A Foreign Ministry spokes man said the man was 'suffering from dementia." Reuter
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      Lock icon Bid to include Muskie in race for president
      301 4 Bid to include Muskie in race for president WASHINGTON, Friday INDEPENDENTS uppor ters of Secretary of State Edmund Muskie yesterday launched an effort to draft him as the Democratic presidential nominee if next week's convention seeks an alternative to President Jimmy Carter or Senator Edward Kennedy. Mr Muskie has repeatedly
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      Lock icon Washington to spend $2.1 b on Indian Ocean bases
      146 4 Washington to spend $2.1 b on Indian Ocean bases WASHINGTON, Fri. The Defence Department may spend up to US$l billion (552.1 billion) over the next five years improving airfields and ports in the Indian Ocean area, a spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman, Mr Thomas Ross, said that over the coming
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      Larry 'JR' Hagman is named for an Emmy
      166 4 LARKY Haxman was nominated yesterday for an Emmy award for his role as JR In the television drama series Dallas. Others nominated for the award as best lead actor In a drama series are Kd Asner of Lou (irant, James (jarner of
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  • 15th NATIONAL DAY ANNIVERSARY
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      Malay youths measure up very well to training: Mattar
      363 5 MALAY youths in Singapore have participated actively in vocational training and have performed extremely well. And for the construction industry, where working conditions are considered trying and difficult, 52 per cent of the apprentices registered with the Vocational and Industrial Training
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      Shell donates $50,000
      60 5 i DR RICHARD HU, chairman I and Chief Executive of the Shell Companies in Singapore. presented a cheque for $50,000 to the Singapore Syrmhonia Co Ltd yesterday. Shell made a similar donation to the company last year. The orchestra currently spends about $2 million a year. Its
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      Parade and float display among highlights
      364 5 Parade and float display among highlights SINGAPOREANS will be treated to a National Day parade, a fireworks display and procession of floats today. Spectators going to the parade at the National Stadium should be seated by 5.30 p.m. Latecomers may not be admitted. Starting at 4 p.m., four roads affected
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      Fundamentals of English
      65 5 THE National University of Singapore's Extramural Studies Department will hold a 15-lwture rourse, Fundamentals of English in Nissen Hut BA, Bukit Timah campus, every Tuesday and Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.. stariinK Aug 19. The rourse. at S6O. will help secondary srhool students improve their
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      Police: How to keep burglars at bay
      134 5 Police: How to keep burglars at bay PEOPLE who are going on a holiday today or during the Hart Raya Puasa season next week are advised to keep their homes secure. This is becAiue burglar* strike more frequently during festive setsons. A police spokesman said yesterday the recent spate of
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      A HAPPY EXPERIENCE!
      324 5 THE panorama of Singapore's achievements, colour, lifestyles and such like since the days of Raffles unfolded before more than 5,000 students over the past two days. This panoramic treat was The Singapore Experience its viewing was a most apt prelude to their celebration of the Republic's 15th
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      IN THE SERVICE OF THE COUNTRY...
      2389 6 IN THE SERVICE OF THE COUNTRY... Recipients of N-Day awards HERE is the full list of Ihi.s Year's National Hay PINGAT JABA (.KMII.ANii (The M. TliorlmiN Service Medal): ll.iji BuaM bin Han Siraj, formei President, M.ij hs ugama Islam Sagapura .mil Mi Punchardanmun Coomaraawamy, Singapore Ambassador to the USA and
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      Think Asian but learn from West — Tony Tan
      312 6 Think Asian but learn from West Tony Tan A GOOD Singaporean should think an< behave like an Asian, but should learn fron the West. Singaporeans should retain the values tha build a strong character such as courtesy respect for elders, hard work, thrift and honesty. This was the central message
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      Lock icon 'Future of both nations are linked'
      196 6 'Future of both nations are linked' K. LUMPUR, Fri. THE destinies of both Singapore and Malaysia are intertwined and inter-related because of their proximity to each other, Singapore's High Commisioner here, Mr Wee Kirn Wee, said today. Mr Wee said this in a message to mark his country's National Day,
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    First pay rise after one year's work, rules the IAC
    350 7 rWO CLERKS WIN CLAIM AN EMPLOYEE should receive his annual increment one year from the date of employment, not the date of confirmation, unless otherwise stipulated in his letter of appointment or the collective agreement. This holds even if the
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    'Every family should cater for aged'
    224 7 EVERY family in Singapore should make it its duty to cater for the older members of the family, the Parliamentary Secretary (Communications) and Second Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Mr Sidek Saniff, J said last night. He said looking after the aged was not only a
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    Student wins Canada award
    172 7 Student wins Canada award RAFFLES Institution student Slew .Nan Gall, 17, hM won this year's scholarship (or a two-year pre-iuuver-slty course In Pearson j College In Canada. Awarded by the Canadian Government through the representative of the United World College of South-east Asia here, the programme alms to promote International
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    Children's spot art contests
    127 7 BEDOK Zone 5 and Zone 6 Residents' Committees will each hold a children's spot art contest tomorrow. Bedok MP Haji Sha'ari Tailin, will attend both Contests. The Zone 5 contest will be held at the playground between apartment blocks 37 and 61, Bedok South Road, at
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    On worship
    39 7 MR M.RPI..RETHINAM Cheiiiar will give a talk in Tamil on Temple Worship tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. at the Norris Road branch of the fUmakrishna Mission. An English summary of the talk •iff bo provided at the er.ri
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    For ceremony
    29 7 OR AHMAD MATTAR. acting BinLster tor Social Affairs, #11) attend the NTt'C National Oay 'ihservawc i-eremon>' at the Hiia< hi Zosen Robin dock yanl on Monday aiKpm
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    Three study awards
    70 7 THE Pan-Electric Group has awarded three scholarshipstwo at the Ngee Ann Technical College md one at the National I'nivcrslty of Singapore-to children of its employees this year The Ngee Ann scholarships are worth $1,500 each. The other is worth $2,000. The chairman of the Pan-El Group, Mr
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    Man faces $818,000 diamonds charges
    117 7 Man faces $818,000 diamonds charges ENG Thian Seng, 29, was charged yesterday with two counts of criminal breach of trust of 15 cut and polished diamonds worth $818,275. The first charge stated that the offence was committed between July 4 and July 28 at M/S Gemiplex Pte Ltd at Yen
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    Death fall a suicide
    86 7 Lee l.im Chin, 64, who was suffering from cancer of the throat, tuberculosis and high blood pressure, often expressed the desire "to go off as soon as possible." His son, Mr Lee Nam Leng, said that a neighbour called on March 11 at 6.40 a.m. to
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    Drug charge
    50 7 PAN(; Tat Menu, 19, and Tan Soon Huat, 20 charged with selling 60 Roche 2 tablets (a controlled drug) to an assistant narcotics officer in Hedok on July 30 were allowed bail of $10,000 each in one surety yesterday till their case Is mi-ntiuned again on Aug 21
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    Tribune to launch Asian edition
    139 7 THK International Herald Tribune will launch its Asian edition at the 12th Asian Advertising Conp*ss to b»> held at the Mandarin Hotel on Sept 15. Mr I>ee Huebner, the American puMisher of the newspaper covering global news, will attend me congress to take part as
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 7 IP YOl! can speak Mandarin and are about to usr dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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    Singapore-Medan link next to boost network
    279 8  - SingaporeMedan link next to boost network ALICE WONG By THE Nubmarlne cable network between .Singapore and Indonesia, which was Inaugurated yesterday, will be augmented by another link the Singapore M.-dan system. The Communications Minister and artlng Culture Minister, Mr Ong Ten* Cheong, Mid Medan is a potential feral point far
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    Builders: CPF ruling should apply only to new contracts
    603 8  - Builders: CPF ruling should apply only to new contracts CHRISTINA RODRIGUES By CONTRACTORS are expected to ask for exemption from Central Provident Fund contributions for their workers employed under existing contracts which end next year. The government ruling on compulsory CPF contributions for construction workers takes effect next year and
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    Dealer fined $4,500
    66 8 TAN Yang Yong, managing partner of Yon Hwee International Trading Company in Jalan Aliran. yesterday pleaded guilty to three charges of selling underweight cooking gas cylinders. The court heard that on June 16 inspectors from the Weights and Measures Office. Ministry of Science and Technology, found three
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    Perfume raw materials up in smoke
    127 8 Perfume raw materials up in smoke FIRE destroyed about $800,000 worth of raw materials for making perfume at a warehouse in Martin Road off River Valley Road yesterday morning. No one was injured in the blaze, which started on the third floor of the warehouse of Far Sales Pte Ltd
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    AAS chief speaks at opening of motor show
    252 8 AAS chief speaks at opening of motor show IT WAS, perhaps, ironic that Mr Milton Tan, chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore (AAS) should speak at the opening of a motor show that has seen litlie support from car dealers here, who are apparently saving their budgets for the
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    Clementi fire hero had no time for thanks
    234 8  - Clementi fire hero had no time for thanks K.S. SIDHU By MR ANDREW Goh, 30, (above), is a reluctant hero. On Monday he dashed into a burning flat in Clementi New Town to rescue a mother and her young son whose clothes were on fire. After that, he went knocking
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    JTC working on resale prices of old flats
    177 8 HIGHER resale prices of old Jurong Town Corporation flats are now being worked out. These prices will be determined by the location of the flats, their age and the type of finish inside. For example, flats in Teban Gardens and Pandan have
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    Lighters MUST ship out for new 'city'
    226 8 Lighters MUST ship out for new 'city' RUNDOWN urban areas in the Singapore and Kallang river catchments will be redeveloped as the government builds Marina City on reclaimed land. The Ministry of the Environment said this yesterday when turning down an appeal by the Lighter Owners' Association against resiting lighter
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    Nine seek admission to the Bar
    99 8 Nine seek admission to the Bar NINE legal officers, including three women, are seeking admission as advocates and solicitors. All are attached to various industries. Their petitions were yesterday set down for hearing before the Chief Justice, Mr Wee Chong Jin, in the High Court on Wednesday. It is normal
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    Shorthand officials
    41 8 THE Singapore Government Shorthand Writers Association has elected a new management committee for 1980 1981 The office bearers are: Mr Khoo Kay Tong. president: vice-president. Mr Mega Sundram: honorary secretary. Mr Seah Ah Ec; honorary treasurer, Mrs Sally Yap.
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    CC courses
    34 8 KIM Keat community centre will hold classes in cooking various dishes, making nonya cakes, jelly, and cakes, men's and women's tailoring, fashion designing, crochet, knitting and oeauty culture. Those interested call 2S6OOSfi
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    The best will get even more...
    228 10 NS ELECTRONICS has agreed to reward its above-average workers, as recommended by the National Wages Council, with a second-tier pay Increase. The payment Is backdated to July 1. The second-tier reward for Its "superior workers" will be S per cent of their pay. "Ous
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    Business outlook for rest of year less rosy
    366 10  -  SOH TIANG KENG By THE outlook for Singapore business for the rest of this year is less rosy than it was three months ago. This is reflected in the latest quarterly survey of business expectations released by the government last night. The
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    Lock icon Air NZ thrice a week
    50 10 AUCKLAND. Fri Air New Zealand will fly a thrice-week-ly service to Singapore from Nov 6. the airline announced yesteiday. The new flight will strengthen the airline s passenger and export cargo loads in preparation for the introduction of Boeing 747 jumbo jets next June. Reuter.
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    Chok Tong: Higher pay policy has spurred output
    151 10 Chok Tong: Higher pay policy has spurred output PRODUCTIVITY has risen since the government introduced its higher wage policy last year. The latest statistics show that for the first half of this year, productivity rose by 4.1 per cent against 2.6 per cent for the corresponding period last year. This
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    Officials of Leprosy Association
    92 10 Officials of Leprosy Association MRS K.M. Medora has been elected president of the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association for 1980 81. Other officials elected were Dr Khong Kit Yew, vice-presi-dent; Mr Larry Lim Van Hun, secretary; Mrs Rosalind Tan, treasurer. The committee members are Mr Chan Heng Thye. Madam Tan Jin
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    PAY HIKE FOR WELCOME STAFF
    90 10 PAY HIKE FOR WELCOME STAFF ALL NTUC Welcome confirmed staff, including daily-rated employees, are eligible for the 1960 wage increase, backdated to July 1. Those earning more than $733 will get an eight per cent increase. Those earning $733 and below will receive a 3.5 per cent rise plus $33.
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    Cats are part of her family
    237 10 Cats are part of her family CATS in flats aren't too much trouble if they have been neutered, says Tasmanian Mrs Dorothy Jowett (above), here to judge a cat show at the Oberoi Imperial Hotel tomorrow. "X they are neutered, they stay around and don't wander off looking for friends
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    'Serious charges' so bail denied
    242 10 A HAWKER, remanded on two tentative rape charges, yesterdy lost his application for bail, pending a preliminary inquiry in a magistrate's court on Dec 5. Lee Siah Chau, 38. had his bail request opposed by DPP Tan Siong Thye, for the Public Prosecutor, before Mr
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    SEPARATE TRIALS FOR LAWYER
    92 10 SKNIOK District Jadgr Michael Rhmi, after hearin* submission* by counsel for lawyer Urn Chor Prr, yesterday ordered separate trials to be held for 1 Jin who faces charßes of criminal breach of trust, RtvinK false evidence, abetting In (riving false evidence ana falsifying income tax documents.
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      104 11 How to humble a loud-mouth thirst The decision goes to Capri-Sonne! Alter 15 rounds with a heavyweight thirst, you need a refresher that won't throw j fcjj^ in the towel. Capri-Sonne. Fruity goodness in a frosty MJifll I pack. Real fruit juice with the natural gcxxl- W&/^^^ L ness of
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    New road to school that's a 'path of love'
    250 11 FRANCIS Thomas Drive may be Just another new road to the casual passer-by, but for students of St Andrew's School, It is the path of love. It is named in fond memory of the late Mr Francis Thomas, known affectionately as
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    Illegal pipe: Firm fined
    65 11 Illegal pi pe: Firm fined A ULMBIHUCTIOM company, I'huan .100 Fie Ltd, pli\itle<! Kuiliy yesterday to iwo chaiftps of illi'ually connecting i MM |H|»' tnd drawing water from an iinmi'irnil service pi|«' on April 22 Two srmor vatei rMpec Mrs while on routine waste detection roundi at Perak Koiid. (livoveml
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    Will be closed
    26 11 ink Royal Kwb— ..f Stud Al.itil.i *ll! hf I WHd from hi.vl.iy to Thin ml.i> fa Han Itiiya Puua II *ill ic.,|»ti on
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    Most spices sold are fit to eat, says Ministry
    231 11 Most spices sold are fit to eat, says Ministry SPICES sold in Singapore are generally wholesome and fit for human consumption, the Environment Ministry said yesterday. In a statement refuting i recent reports on contaminated spices, the ministry says its food section analysed 147 samples of various spices in the
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    We'll ban private lawyers, pledges Harbans
    145 11 We'll ban private lawyers, pledges Harbans THE secretary-general of the United People's Front. Mr Harbans Singh, said yesterday that his party would ban private lawyers from practising in Singapore "if we come into power" in the forthcoming elections. The UPF would abolish private legal practice and set up a People's
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    Talks on proposed freight rate hike
    105 11 OFFICIALS of the Singapore National Shippers' Council met Far Kastern Freight Conference representatives yesterday on the proposed H r > r.x'l cent general freight rate increase from Jan 1. FEFC officials have also 1. .1 d SNSC Ihat they want to update the out
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    $1.3 m plant opens
    56 11 AKKt I Systems, an American aerospace firm, oix'ned its $1 3 million plant in SeU'tar yelcrclay The plant will lepan and overhaul aircraft. li will also supply JHUtI and com|xin«'nts of air- < lafl from Ihe Asia Palciflc area. Wrsl Asia and Africa li has staff
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    Accident blast man may go blind
    180 11  - Accident blast man may go blind SIT MENG CHUE By MR CHUA Khoon Eng, 46, who was injured in a mast that killed his son-in-law near their Ama Keng Village home on Sunday, may go blind. It is understood that his eyes are still bandaged, although the burns on his
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    Ingots theft
    31 11 I.IM Huang Cheng, 29. who pleaded guilty to stealing 13 tin ingots worth $19,500 at Sembawang Wharves on July 18, was jailed for a day and fined $1,500 yesterday.
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    Singapore bought $15 m Chinese ceramics
    120 11 Singapore bought $15 m Chinese ceramics SINGAPORE imported $15 million worth of ceramic products from China last year, the president ot the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Lim Kee Ming. said when he opened a two-week exhibition of Guangdong ceramics at the World Trade Centre yesterday. Mr
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    The total Singaporean
    600 11 THE epitome of the Straits-born culture. The total Singaporean. Mama. Mrs I*e Chin Koon was all these to those who knew her. The mother of SingaI pore's Prime Minister was j also the nonya cuisine expert (she wrote Mrs Lee's Cook Book) she was known to be
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    Infant suffocated by blanket
    95 11 Infant suffocated by blanket FOIR-MONTH-OLD Kwek Hong Blm was suffocated by a blanket, which had been piled on top of two pillows and a bolster. The blanket had fallen on Ms fare. His mother, Madam Ong Ah Moay, U,.d a coroner's Inquiry yesterday that at 9 a.m. on March C,
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    Theft charge
    51 11 JAMALUDDIN bin Mohammed, 18, and Azman bin Zainal, 17 charged with housebreaking and theft of six electric guitars worth 13.000 on July 9 at a block of flats at Aljunied Crescent were allowed bail A $5,000 each in one surety yesterday till their case is mentioned again on
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      248 12 %i afl\ m l x y ▼f Ba^^^ataaL bbbV^lbbbbl gjpjpjsßßßgnpjp^pißßpjpgaxM(jp«(jKx«aHSßßajaaßnßßi| aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBa^H aBBBBBBVH^H^HBBBBaBBBBBBBBBVHIHBHHH^HHHBBi Last Few Days Last W H Few Days... Last Few Days... Last ™^J!%&SSZ7r Maybe you've always found a vacuum cleaner to be a bulky, noisy, ugly thing, something to be hidden from view when not in use. Well,
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      133 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp SQOOVER.I'W BLTT.AdAN, TH.NX HOW I THAT'S A <bOOO IL.YOU vVOPK PULL TIME CDUVTiwe ON W I'M (3OINS VALUABLE I'LL POINT— BUT YOU HEOE AND I'LL TAKE THE J Vt3U TO WOOk' I TD TAI^E BE ABOUND SAVE ME AN J SUMMER COURSES
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      Border talks after death of Thai tappers
      408 12  -  M.G.G. PILLAI By Out Kuala Lumpur reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian and Thai officials meet in Songkhla, southern Thailand, next week less than a month after Malaysian security forces allegedly shot dead four Thai rubber tappers in the Betong salient, along their common
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      Lock icon Pollution of rivers is high says lecturer
      145 12 Pollution of rivers is high says lecturer PENANG, Fri. The pollution of rivers in Malaysia by palm oil and rubber processing wastes is probably the highest in the world, a workshop on science and environmental education was told today. Dr Leong Yueh Kwong, a lecturer at the Universiti Sains Malaysia,
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      Lock icon Four robbed
      33 12 PORT DICKSON. Fri. Four schoolboys were robbed or their belongings worth $275 while camping along the beach at the eighth mile.Telok Kemang, near here on Wednesday night, police said yesterday. NST
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      Big power plant for port
      187 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The National Electricity Board Is setting op a giant power plant In Port Klang which will generate enough Swer to Ught up about l,Mt homes, The Star newspaper reported yesterday. The project, located on a tt-hectare site, will generate about JM million
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      Lock icon Malacca backs Leong's bid for top post
      398 12 Malacca backs Leong's bid for top post uerakan branch leaders pledge full support MALACCA, Friday DATUK Paul Leong has been given another major boost in his bid to wrest the post of Gerakan's president at the party's general assembly next week The latest backing for Datuk Leong came from Gerakan
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      388 13 t Now. SONUS flashes forward with a new dimension in clarity For the first time phono reproduction goes beyond conventional measurements into a realm of hyaline purity that exceeds all previous limitations SONUS reveals a "seventh sense" a heightened perception from all records that defies laboratory techniques yet is instantly
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      T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
      468 13 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane OH SINCAPURA LETS SINO to our Stagapura. on our 15th National Day today, suggests a young friend of mine. Oh, let the song be Singapur.i (>/i Shwapuna, he I ■CfU That son«. hy the way, •raa introduced as a national sonn by ebullient
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      Moulding our young as efficient leaders
      201 13 Moulding our young as efficient leaders IT was ietKirte<l in the press that Ur Gob Keng iWW Fust Deputy Prime Minister had said that moral education in schools miKht help, but only up to a |x»nt. and only if it m properly done, liet us not target that the main
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      Our taxi services are among cheapest in world How long do commuters expect cabbies to absorb rising overheads?
      641 13 Our taxi services are among cheapest in world How long do commuters expect cabbies to absorb rising overheads? 4 The airport surcharge will not deprive others requiring taxi service in other areas as cabbies passing through the vicinity of the airport will generally take one trip out of the airport
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      An example of a courteous driver
      132 13 I WOULD like to nominate "Mr Ah Seng", driver of taxi 5H1046 for a courtesy campaign award. I met Ah Seng when I first came to Singapore as a tourist and he impressed me with his knowlege of the sites of the Republic and
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      This amounts to disincentives to improve homes
      166 13 I REFER to the reply from the Comptroller of Property Tax to the question, "Why more tax on improved homes?", recently posed by a reader. It would appear that the Comptroller of Property Tax has missed the crux of the matter when he
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      Those extra few dollars can count a lot
      90 13 AS A former factory worker, I think it's wrong to penalise a worker who changes jobs. He may jobhop just for a few extra dollars a day. But those extra dollars can help him to pay his children s school fees, books,
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      How can they jack up annual value so much?
      294 13 I HAVE read with interest the views of your readers regarding the high cost of rentals of private houses and calling on the government to act before the situation gets out of hand. I'm living in a double storey, 15-year-old, threeroom
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      He was made to return the money to us...
      233 13 I WAS on my first trip to Singapore to visit one of our sister companies which is manufacturing electronic parts for us in America. Upon arrival at Paya !>ebar Airport on Pan-Am Right No 5 on July 6, at II p.m.,
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    Lee: We have dared to achieve... Now we must dare to excel
    1831 14 Lee: We have dared to achieve Now we must dare to excel Room for Singapore in worldwide network of knowledge centres Our greatest growth potential Is in the brain services, especially computer software. We have many natural advantages: A natural bent for mathematics necessary for computer work; competence In English,
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1980 MOVING AHEAD
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      MUSCLE FOR CASE
      383 14 IT IS a Goliath-David situation the imbalance between the power of the seller and that of the buyer in today's complex world of big business and aggressive advertising. Hence the need for consumer protection organisations to perform a watchdog role. The Consumers Association of M^f ii 1
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    Investment influx will cushion recession's impact
    2164 15  -  JOHN DRYSDALE By IT IS QUITE an achievement by the Department of Statistics to be able to get out midyear national income and other data to coincide with National Day. The only trouble is that the offering is perforce somewhat meagre and the omissions
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      29 15 TABLE 4 GROSS NET MANUFACTURING INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS ***** Ist half 1980) ($OOO in Fixed Assets) Source EDB Only larger loi.al protects <tnd local investments granted tax incentives are recorded
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      88 15 Congratulations to the Government People of Singapore on' the 15th National Day YOU NEEDED IT, SO WE MADE IT fiSS^"^ Gainsborough GOLD' I 303 shower pack with J^^--y advance Incoloy element for greater eff iciency economy. Only Gainsborough guarantee you direct 'England' Factory Warranty because we're Gainsborough. C22ESSSH 5 Years
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      Shares finish off best
      370 16 TWO successive days of bullish activity seemed a trifle too much for the Singapore stock market and share prices consequently closed off-best yesterday. The closing tone was mixed with fluctuations found In a wide selection of t share*. On balance, decline* outnumbered gains. Coaseqnetrtly, the Straits
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      Kuala Lumpur
      271 16 SHARE prices drifted to a slightly easier close in cautious and selective trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Investors appeared reluctant to deal and kept to the sidelines in view of the long Hari Raya holidays next week. Consequently, total turnover yesterday fell to 4.99 million
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      Money and exchanges
      225 16 THE US/Sing dollar opened at K 1350 60 and closed at O 1340 90 In the Singapore forei market yesterday The US dollar opened sharply higher from Thursday's close after news of a sharp drop in US consumer credit whk-h operators felt that inflationary pressures In the
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      NOMINAL RATES
      375 16 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Aug 8: tiflcates of deposit (or prime names: INTERBANK rales at 3.00 pm: Cyrranclai Nominal rales Smitheonian Percentage quoted (raeterday (craea)parity change Local dollar* to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1340 2.1350 2.8196 -24 32 Sterling pound
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      Discount
      49 16 RANGE I'ikts oif.-t.il h> dis count houses on Aug 8: Overnight 6 10$ IS 16. Call deposits 6V to 615 16. CkrtUt Buyiai Srllix 3-month Treasury bills 6 6 Bank bills 89/16 97/16 3 months CD 919 1 9 6 months CD 9 8 Sourer National Dixnunl Co.
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      Money market
      37 16 losing inlerhank ram para dollars on Auk 8 ifl.T (K.Tnighl 9 1 mnnlh 2 months 93 16 3 monthi 9 K-ernicht modi 1 ■li» !m tor Sin* Bid 9 9 91 16 9 911 16
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      Prime lending rates
      29 16 ITHK average rate at which major Singapore I banks are earrently prepared u> lend to their next I msWmern In 1 1. 1 per rent. I
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        42 16 Fronoh Mines KkT.iduI 3h«nfri-l.a N 8 T K G II lit x. Sporr Mm Km TK.nu l)«v Krriunlai )WI I860 280 600 1160 700 304 280 354 235 1OT0 l« 80 37 30 20 20 17 15 11 12 10 0
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        30 16 BT.Indkalor Industrials: Finance: 7629.82 76.10.00 J82.KH 580 09 *****9 1053.66 Hotels: 528.70 ***** Properties: Minings Plantations: OCBC: SKS 1ml 439.91 438.27 372.79 376.86 ***** 918.46 575.30 572.82 541.12 537.84
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        Falls
        45 16 II I H < M I' I Magnum Corpn Sri Projwrtiei Public Rank I B C C M B H«v. Kamunlinf Tin nmw 1190 13S0 1030 »«S 580 MO 540 90S 470 ♦66 338 ■a ■a -2IJ 10 ■10 in ■10 -10 -10 -10 -10
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        Most active stocks
        23 16 > Lana JOB law Pai 'ahang no n out 313.0C lot urnover: •< II Ihi >t value: $31 ;i k7 iiinr SK:
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        H'kong
        245 16 HONGKONG: Stocks closed generally lower in quiet, featureless trading yesterday, dealers said The Hang Seng index drifted steadily throughout the day under local selling pressure to close 10.77 points lower at 1129.49. they said. Operators are still rather nervous about the future direction of the market, they added Among
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        Tokyo
        140 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply higher in fairly active trading on cheap buying in blue chips and big capitals yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 31.63 to *****2 points, on a volume of 350 million shares The New index was at 467 50. up 1.69 points. Electrirals.
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        Sydney shares firmer
        79 18 SYDNEY. Fri The St.* k market firmed Ukl.iv. led by sugar and cooper basin gas stocks, dealers saul Santos ended Asl 70 higher •I $14.20 and Vamgas added 70 i i'nts to $7. Uranium storks Pancontinental and (Queensland Mines each added 20 rents to $7 .10 and
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        New York sharply higher
        209 18 NEW YORK. Thurs Blue chips and mail issues rallied in late trading as (he New York slock market closed sharply higher The Dow Jones industrial average closed at its highest level in more than three years and its gain of more than 12 points also put
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        Amsterdam mainly higher
        159 18 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices closed mainly higher, with Royal Dutch gaining 4 50 and Unilever 2.10 guilders in otherwise mixed Dutch internationals, dealers said. XI.M trimmed its fall on its first quarter loss to 1.30 guilders at the close from 2.10 at the opening WUH added 5.50
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        Zurich barely steady
        91 18 ZURICH. Thurs The bourse was barely steady in redm-ed turnover, with leading banks roming under some pressure, dealers said Swissair rose in transports but most leading industrials were barely steady, apart from higher Kraftwerk I-aufenburg, Nestle. Alusuisse and QMm Elektrowatt was in demand among financial.*, and firmer
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        London equities and bonds improve
        484 18 U)NDON, Thurs Kc|Uitii-s and government bonds holh re gained some nf yesterday-, losses in quiet trading, drains said At 3pm, the hT index was up 4.9 points at 478.0 l-eadinx equities were Kener ally i« I H-n 2|j anil t'.p higher. with GBC and Plmmji
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      Produce prices
      145 16 CHINESE Pr.d.cr Klrkaac. Sl.«.p»fr. MM rM«< prt«> per INk|\nM<>v: Imrt ail: Bulk rob 129 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum fob $139 00 sellers, new drum fob $145 50 sellers MfMI Miied (loose) $78 50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $***** sellers, Sarawak
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        TIN
        135 16 THE STRAITS tin price rose another $4 to 12,164 per picul (equivalent to $35.78 per kilo, up seven cents) in Penang yestetday, on an official offering down 21 tonnes to 195 tonnes The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers gaining £5 to £7,185 per tonne LONDON: Standard
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        GOLD
        282 16 THE KILOBAR markel (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $43,696 and closed al $43,392 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at I'SKMOO 636 0U in line with New York's closing It remained quiet and close the morning at 1634 00 US 00 The market re-opened in the
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        CLOSING PRICES
        39 16 Rubber Aug 8 Singapore: Aug: 293.50 cents (up 2.50 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 296.50 cents (up 0.75 cent) Tin: M 52,164 (up $4) (equivalent to $35.78 per kilo) (up 7 cents) Official offering: 195 tonnes (down 21 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        30 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous In brarkets) Wirebar Spot C 914 (C 910); tellers £914 SO (1910.50); Three Month buyer* 1.933 501L3301 Market law: Steady. Hale*: 28.160 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        546 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 293.50 cents per kilo, up 2 50 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices were well maintained on covering interest and speculative buying but levels cased back about two cents after
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        SSR and SMR
        53 16 SCHINnS SK »M 1 SMK prK^a (filfcdv IA8 ICili Midi ■■>•>■ S.ll.r. npillrli n pallMI Srpl,»h,r K.ro.rd Mlk> H«»n Srllrr. ,*1 WKhl.B Nepl»»ib»r h. -Mil I V ■AIK -.MX I.I' MH \U i, pa.Ull n p«IIH' ii pall" UNO I SU n |»1U< n pstlrtl MW .fCMiN
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1212 17 irv*,. m i.-.i.h ah ■>< ih.- i *m •I huMW-^-. ,m Iht- St.. k Xx, h..n K Stn«a ompatrd ..rh is- imiiw Ihn ».lh Itrs hi^h m.l In ijuviiM 1,1 ■rtip rtftm law) Ml lI. IN <)S> Closing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1803 17 HID and offer prices .iffn ul]> lined .iml business in and reported lo the Stork ExrhanKe of Singapore yes terday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1 000 units unless otherwise sperlliwl All Timi". Settlement Contracts .ire quotnl iliit the word
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      1815 17 II) ami oftrr prict-s nffiriallt listed i-l husirwv. in ami n»port«i to the u.ila lAimpur Shirk Kx< h.inKr yps il.iy vmh the numher of diarrs lit* 1 shown in hra*k«'l.s in lols o( i" 1 uml.s unless olhrruuir sprri imii srenij. tjNUMta(3 3083 40S> AlcM I 2 648
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      570 18 AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE IN A further thrust into property i elaleii activities, Perak Carbide Corporation has proposed acoulriai two rompanies which will en large its laad bank Perak Cat Wile has agreed in principle to acquire the two companies Syarikat Pembanfunan Jayabaru Sdn Bhd
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      81 18 GIH replies to SES GROWTH Industrial Holdings (GIH) expects a significant improvement in pre-tax profits for the current year ending Dec 31, 1980, in view of "the current trading conditions". The company said this in reply to a query from the Stock Exchange of Singapore on its proposed one-for-two rights
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      177 18 SINUAPOKK IMT TKI ST (Mawften 1 prim tar Am II) The Commerce 2.88 3.03 The Savings Fund 1.82 i 91 Spore Prog Fund 1.35 1.42 Spore Sec Fund 2.08 2.18xd Spore Invest Fund 1.77 I.H Spore Equity Fund 1 31 1.37 ASIA UNIT TKI'ST (MMMtn 1 prtM. Ao
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      229 16 BBSB^^^'^'^BSsl SBBBr *''/f The Singapore Mint wishes to thank its _/MART members and the Singapore public for their overwhelming support of their National Mint's products. To avoid any disappointment for future issues, join the _/MART Scheme and have your order of future issues reserved for you in advance. For application
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      650 17 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PEOPLE Cr GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE ON OUR 15th NATIONAL DAY. BETTER, NEWER SOUNDS FROM &TDK IN SHINING NEW PACKS lf_^ JK* as seen on TV LJ W^T-i A. £7"~ ._tl>a_fa_fa ß a______f^BmMml ■akmmmmmv^^HHßaflßai r^.rf^fcTwf^ M M \MS < II BBS V^sfaElp' 4%. Featuring remarkable dynamic range "I
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      743 18 POWER HOUSE AUCTION FRIDAY 15th AUGUST, 1980 11.30 a.m. On Site HAMERSLEY IRON PTY. LTD. POWER HOUSE (mine tile compound) TOM PRICE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA Lots To Be Sold Are: 11 GENERATING PLANTS 1 Murlees National KLSS3 BHP 782 KVA-726 6 Murlees National KVSS12 BHP 2994 KVA 2745 2 M.rrlees National
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      375 18 J£ FIRST BOATIQUE The Marine Specialist •HP /aa? l^ d Mafc lL :,J Am 1 i^HH (K^^a^l .^l^L^ *w V^/ WE CARE FOR i I YOUR BOAT Js\U m i ~0 ™Ji Boat Cleaner, V\| i Polish, Wax, If I for fibre glass and f\ mm Chromecx Metal m^^^KttMFMßk. See
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      1061 19 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX -fv Telephone Service *****22 pcpcnMAi qfruicpc 1 Mondo, l.ido, 8 30om 500pm Ord™., 70 civ pe. -ord (nw. VIO W, MERCHAMWSE I^/T^^T ill aT^^^#/l^Si#/fe^l lf*7-^l I fV-^ I Yffl r"~n\ IllW U oo T h R 'T ICE < < 39 P 3'oSonX''wv IV
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      603 19 iranocifto PHOTO CPTE) LTD. ON-THE-SPOT COLOR PROCESSING COME AND SEE YOUR FILM l r BEING PROCESSED WITHIN g* S CUT THIS FOR: lW > IWiiVri-^^-10% DISCOUNT^^ on color processing TO CELEBRATE THE OPENING of our 6tli and 7tli MINI LABS GlO, Grd. floor, INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, Tel: *****07 121, Ist floor,
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      235 19 KAWAI PIANO. ONE year old In good condition Price $2,500 Please contact owner anyt'me *****2 MODEL 030 ORGAN, selling $3,000 Interested call *****08 Mr Bong NEW SHIPMENT -NIEER Piano, just arrived $2,400 or $400 down, balance $105 monthly Union Piano Co *****82 Also piano rental, tuning, delivering, repairing Reasonable charge
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      205 19 WANTED TO PURCHASE second and brand Rea-sonable price Please contact *****8 YAMAHA ORGAN SELLING $1,400 0 B o Tel *****2 8 Home Furniture/ Furnishing BEAUTIFUL HANDCARVED 5 PIECE seatinii and coffee table by Ounario Cost over 553.000 Sell $1,500 Tel *****71 CHEAP FURNITURE SALE. Ulscontlnued designs, oddments, scratched and dented
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      331 19 /f.flV Lv'4ir^V9Bm. .^m a*^"4*al Jl aV'nU ™^fl at&tasH sHj l^llW '^'l*aH^. jf -taaaK lIV^ HC. M A.lfa^&ajJ <C^ ..dii HL M gjBB HBt^.^HllF^M l^ Jn^aW a**aalH K^L T^" mm aa»a»aasia^P J^^^^^as_^aß>akaa>«aalaatfVv ■■P*^*>*f^*^H i 1 aal»ll»a^S^^^ P^Bk ff lJis^PjCj^a<«^_Zl-Z KOREAN CHESTS Antique and quality reproduction chests and artifacts Aizia Discoveries presents
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      472 19 LOVELY PERSIAN KlTTENS. 'prdlfjree Pekinese puppirs Quiet and lovely toy breed Tel *****49/ *****54 NEWLY ARRIVED* IMPORTED, certificated, healthy, pedigreed, miniature pups, male/female Silky Terriers. Shlh Tzus. Poodles. Pekinese Tel *****53 POINTER PUPPIES FOR sale Tel: *****55 SINGAPORE CAT CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Venue Oberoi Imperial Holel. I.Jalan Rumbla Oxley Rise Dale
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      1160 20 I ItiHasej, I Personal Services A Merchandise L I 27 Catering Pj^^y^^^y^^e^ RESIDENTS IN DISTS i I afPMMaMMWaWMffII lan and non xegetarlali lunch I s^^Pwy and dinner delivered al youi flsaaaasa ,ni|,|. t^T^B Please conlacl Iwaeffl ■^a»»»e»a»a»se»aaa»»»»»»»»»»»»»aa»e»» af Tw 29 Steambath/Matsage after A busy day, case swaj mmmmm^^^ tension at
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      1099 20 DO YOU HAVE TURNING PROBLEMS WITH PARTS OF HIGH TENSIL STRENGTH STEEL? We Offer: Work On Aulo Lathe irmii bar up to 80mm diameter Including copytnrni mm .md threading (external Internal) im i inn k up ii> i loin in diameter Including copjr> i in milk; ami threading (external and
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      821 20 requires an ACCOUNTS CLERK c 1., keep. 1 lull sel i.l boakS a AbleloH|. c t'releren.e ill ba given in those living in .lists MOTS Hales write to Poly NDT Pte Ltd 200F Ayer Raiah Industrial stale Singapore 0513 An established Factory requires FEMALE CLCRK CUM TYPIST Ability to speak
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      669 20 A wholly owned Australian menu lecturing company in Jurong reFEMALE BOOK-KEEPER c Will, I 1,. 1 sajM Ural We offer: c load working ennroliin-nt c I Baj week c Transport allowance c i months bonus plus other lringe hen.his Interealed parties, plaase apply in own handwriting staling eipected •alary and
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      555 20 LOCAL CLERKS required 1 Secondary school students preferred 2 No experience necessary :i Must lie diligent ,n,l honest OUTSTATION CLERKS/MANAGERS Requirements Same .is almve hill rilllsl prepared to undergo i>.nn ing and Btaj long term OdtsldeS|,, K ;,,,ore Promotion prospects good. fleplv lo S.T. BOX A9102S with pholo (non-returnable). _J
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      594 20 \yETOO We are an established U S bssed Company manufacturing subsea oil drilling and production equipment Owing lo an eipension in our activities, we requires PURCHASING EXPEDITER c Age over L\ years c 1,, nip let ion of N preferred QUALIFICATIONS: a Technician Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent c
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      543 20 ROTHMANS OF PALL MALL requires TELEPHONE OPERATORS/ RECEPTIONISTS Singapore Citizen in the age group of 21-25 Minimum GCE '0' Level I Preferably with 2 to 5 years' relevant experience j Bilingual Cheerful and pleasant personality Typing s|reed i 30 w.p.iri. Able to handle PABX or PMBX switchboard Attractive salary and
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      679 20 A PROGRESSIVE TRAOING compan) marketlna vide r.inne ol well known industrial produ I le appll f Sales HepresellUltlve iM.il. HequiremenUs Age 2S I Minimum (ii h 0 leiei must .-xpen en. c in marketing industrial products to me marine and shipbuilding industries and th.ability ti, communicate effec lively with i
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      517 21 II Employment il js 46 Situations Vacant d) Technical »RCHIT(CT'S OfFICE Xssist.mts required lo »..rk .>n Interesting Vppliratlons «ill mii in strict confidence I'lr. is,- tppl) lo s I H..v MIOBI company in jurong requires i Uu.iniiu Surveyor Interested ipplj Maxwell H.i.i, l P.O lt.i\ SM.B'p DEMETRON (PTE) LTD MATERIAL
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      480 21 PRINTING FIRM HAS nnni.'.li il. i,.r itic followln* i i Oraphli I.', tun. i.ins in:' Bind in* Ii ins prentices 111 iif-iuc h rested please write in with inn personal parurulars working experience and salar> expected Ui Ihe Manager II ii irpei Road B'pore i.ut. PRODUCTION ENGINEER (ELECTRONICS) < Experienced
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      686 21 A KORO OFFSET Mil. Inn. c >i,, ded urgentl) H ■in nol Ii Arile lou.i it 1 ii. x.n.itis.i c.i M 111 l v c om pi.x Pasu Panjang Koad Hll f) Miscellaneous invites applications lor tha poita ot TECHNICIANS (DRAWING AND DESIGN) a Possess I feO OT llVin Me
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      619 21 Hl^ Electrolux ELECTROLUX PTE LTD invilai suitable candidates lor Ihe lollowing vacancy in their electronics manufacturing plant STOREKEEPER Requirements:a Possess miUaUn and drive c c,( i (i level rerufl. ate c Minimum 5 years expertin an electronics company Apphcalions giving tull details ot qualihcations/eiperience/ personal raiuma together with a conlacl
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      790 21 OPTICIAN ASSISTANT (MALE) I Mm mi, im OCE level 1 8c ien, i and must have iom Dieted National Hervll I rain iiik »in |p c given Interested applll "Its lease Write to ST n,.s a-m iiii sUtlna personal re i nime enperlence ..nd -..,iar\ .y ted PERSONAL DRIVER REOUIREO
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      763 21 LIVE IN/OUT CHINESE Am MATURE. ENGLISH SPEAKING, small lamll) Preferably disl 1.5 live-out Amah with references^ and iii Call Lucy. 4lB47*l ran mr g-month old bahy and do general housework and wash CHINESE LIVE-IN GENERAL AMAH Naml > Avenue area SUM] required by small Taiwanese family. EXPERIENCED LIVE-IN AMAH wanted
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      893 21 MWH CLUBMAN 1979 November I lady owner Very good condition I'hone *****65 11. Blk 1 13. Aijunied Avenue 1 MINI CLUBMAN 1972 Spe. id New metallic paint, sports rims cassette, console hox. beautiful condition and I'ARF Price $6,600 on (all Mr Andrei Ong tel MINI 127S GT Auk MM F.xcellenl
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      758 21 f FOR YOUR f I CONVENIENCE f 1 C.A.T.S. WILL BE I I TODAY FROM I 9.00 a.m. 1.00 p.m. J" 1970, FIAT 12S IMW in good working condition Road tax insurance new $2,600 on o *****42 1971 FIAT 12s Saloon. In excellent condition, new paint lyres, cassette, etc. No
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      833 21 g) Mazda ALMOST 1973 MAZDA XCIX Bxcellent condition 5..400 ono. Tel. L'Vl!i:tK.i Alex ALMOST 1976 MAZDA 11)00 One owner Ten radio cassette AirMn»er OriKinal paint »l(lli.VI *****94 AUG. 1978 MAZDA l.'tUO c D dOOT Airrond rust proofed, one lady owner Accident free Tax till 1981 Hlfjnest offer se.nres Call *****3
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      965 22 times Saturday car mart SIP 197 tovota i orolla UM PAR» ellKll'l'' good iiinililli.n IS Vfhirlps for Sale v v tti Bill M venicies r-or uaie lam Am bp Tetok Btanpoi i.ii. relok Siangan Road (Opp Kep»M-l (iolf fluti Ix'suie loriner Berger Par PBlnt) SEPT I*7l TOYOTA lellia. tip-lop romiilii.ii
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      259 22 JO Others ALFA ROMEO GIULETTA I a Showroom condlUon > private swnei man) iccessorlei Call I SUM ALFASUO Ti 1200 nod condlUon. 1973 $i i kk>o n I owners Tel J.SStittft:! ALMOST 1972 ALFA 1,1 *llll.U[ con skirls runs Contact lei MBsladaj nfcjlil MObWI ALMOST 1*74 ALFA (iulla Stipei 13
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      340 22 leaving N o Tel -t 1 1 *****41 NON PARF DATSUN 160 June owner Radio casatUc, s|»>ris rims, new tyres anil bBttCTJ SUOO Vle» ul KS llraemar Drue. Spore IBM NOV '71 VOLVO 144 rxrellent condlUon skirls runs. .urn. ml it.. i caateuc No i-akk $«.huo uno Tel 77MM2 OCTOBER
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      411 22 TAI THONG LEE I'radinx I'te I. til ■pMIaJUM ni motOf finance, hire purchase, buying, selling new used cars 17 IK. Nankin Street. Spore 0104 WE ARE OPEN TOOAYII 10 00 a.m. 4.00 p.m (■..mc. View And TM Krlve The I ilrsl Range Of Popular Models (M Japanaaa Vehicles CROWN MOTORS
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      330 22 ('uiiKraiiiliiiiims Beat i Wishes to our Government I ol Singapore on the i occasion I Dl our 1.-.Hi N.iiiniiiil Day j 1 I Dealing In all kinds of i new and used motorcycles. Hire purchase terms urrungeable. i Also dealing In Accessories, spare parts. I tyres, helmets and motor I
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      361 22 IV Accommodation 60 Accommodation Vacant a) Mouses CLEMENTI PARK LUXURIOUS lie tached. 3 bedrooms/ servant's amenities, luxuriously furnished Available Immediately $3,500 Ring *****91 COSY. SINOLE-STOREY DETACHED bungalow, elevated land Garden with complete privacy, no front neighbours, dlst 20. next to Thomson Plaza Patio. 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, furnished, alrcon. $2,000
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      354 22 A Properties I DIST. 9. HILTON TOWERS. 3 rooms 2 bath) plus servants, partially furnished $2,500 pm Tel *****5/ MM DIST. 9. 2 BEDROOMED FULLY furnished 3rd floor walk-up apartment in Orchard Road j area Wall-to-wall carpeting. 4 alrcona, TV. washing machine I separate sitting/ dining Beautiful view In quiet
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      332 22 61 Accommodation Wanted a) Mouses A WELL ESTABLISHED Agency with wide contacts with Ftorttfn Corporation/ Investors require Houses and Apartments In good residential districts Budget ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 Landlords please call Worldwide Construction tt Realty Pte Ltd Tel *****77 (5 Line5) HOUSES WANTED IN Various choice districts for
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      395 22 RACE Ii $I'H)(»mi ii n v PrlnclpaJa only Pordolalla rini 284.VW4 DIST. 27 DCTACHCO BUMGALOW U iiius MviriK '•>■ ratf <Imiiiik room. 3 r»-il^'llJrn^ and large h.n X paUO s<-t In 7.VM sij rt nf land complete with magnificent kwlnl tree Located in tranquil, select cul-d>--sai in Semhawang 25 mlnuu-i
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      123 Acknowledgements
      95 23 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WEE LEK CHYE gratefully thank relatives. Inends. colleagues and neighbours for their condolences, attendance, assistance, donations, wreaths and scrolls during their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM YAPNEE Giatalully thank relation friendi. neighbour! Lau Clan General A» ocialion. Hardware Aitocial'nn and
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      331 23 DEATH Mr*. Lew Chin Koon (nee Chua Jim Neo) passed away peacefully on 8 August 1980 leaving behind 4 sons. Lee Kuan Yew, Lee Kirn Yew, Lee Thiam Yew, Lee Suan Yew; 1 daughter, Monica Lee Kirn Mon; 4 daughters-in-law, 1 son-in-law, 15 grandchildren, 1 grand-daughter-in-law. The cortege
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      124 In Memoriam
      51 23 In Ever Loving Memory ol Our Dear Father MR ME CHARLES who toft vi seven years today (9173) We think of you in silence, no eyes can tee ua weep but in our aching hearts, your memory we shall treasure and keep Painfully missed by his loved
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      25 23 Tim* change* many thing v But not the memory this day brings Always remembered by FAMILY CHIAM YONG CHUA Departed 9.8.76
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      36 23 OUfl BELOVED FATHER CHIAMYONQCHUA LEFT US SINCE: 9/S/7* 4 >>• ir* have p i-s'<] since you Ifft us. but nmnoiita ol you will kl« Ijn Uaji •Ull u> Turlully iimmbtrnl by loild on«s
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      In Everloving Memory of TEO HWEE BENG
      24 23 Departed: 9 1 73 Not just K«hiy but tmtf (lay. By wife family and all lovad on»»
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      TAN PENG HUAT
      119 23 Aged 78. passed away peat jfully or 27/7/»O leaving behind Beloved wife Tlmik llor I null Sons: UpLM Hoi k IDaughters: Slot Cheng Sal Cheng Kar Cheng OuanCheni Slew Chefif The family wish to express their gratitude and appreciation to association, friends, relatives and colleagues for their
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      250 23 The Family of the Late JOSEPH TIONG HWA KING gratefully thank Rev Father J. Pang, member* of the Church of Sacred Heart, Immaculate Heart, Saints Peter a Paul. Priests, relatives, friend*, colleague* and neighbour* for their attendance, condolence*, visits, wreath*, aunt ance, donations and «c rolls during their recent bereavement.
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    IN EVERLOVING MEMORY
    18 23 IN EVERLOVING MEMORY TAN SIAK HOR. departed 9th August, 1976 I inserted by beloved I wtfe and children
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      674 23 IV Accommodation 63 Residential Properties For Sale b) Flats MACPHERSON ROAD 3-BEO-ROOMEO ».ilk up tlat on 2n>l a pout* c.reai Eastern ii. .tei iniuie.ii.il.- occupation lIOMH t.-l *****12 MARINE PARADE HOB I roomed ii.it Beautifully renoxated TKI IgCflU SIN MING ROAD I rBMMsi Impnned flat iuii> decorated Near main road
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      617 23 Properties IMMEDIATE CASH BUYERS lor lv.it ..it Rtdgewood, l.ui'ky 1 rs I iitui.i Mill, i^i Ovnen pleue call i.4'.»w cxi 13 inondajrl WANTED SEMIDETACHED OR DeUrhed oM ne« hooe* Kn i,.i,^ iree Prlnrlpala onlj Oennli i buyen 65 Factory Space Vacant/Wanted Rf QUIRI O FOOD MANUFACTURING [.n I n ii»»is,|ti
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      475 23 ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Language courses ood private tuition for school enaminations and for business, trovel pleasure EVENING CLASSES ENGLISH FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN twice weekly 5.45 pm all levels from 18th August 1980 EVENING CLASSES (ADULTS) English, all levels Mon. Wed. 7.35 p.m. Tue. Thu. 7.35 p.m.
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      493 23 NAM HO TRA«I SERVICE |S) PTI LTD S.T.PB. LIC NO 140 Head Office: G l 4- 1 6- 1 8. Pearf s Centre. Eu Tong Sen St (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel *****33(7 lines) Branch Office 1 19, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Singapore 01 05 Tel:
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      355 23 Holiday Budget Tours 20/.IN Cienllng S7S -MS/21) .(N RanUiu AhaiiK J'J.'i 5D CiT/PKN CMS SIC) *2JO 7I)(iT/PFN/CHS'KUL»2OO/I4D/1211/9U TPF/HKCi/HKK $IB7S. $1795. »1650 I MON One Way Kxpress Dally Ipoh $20. 1' en $24. llaadyal $tt Knquirles are welrome Orion Tours (TAOM) BS7 Golden Mile Tower Spore Tel: 25«2533/253«2M (9am 9pm) Overseas
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      302 23 VIII Announcements Personal iwintl j HOW CAN CHRISTIANS SAY THEIR RELIGION IS THE ONLY WAY TO OOO? Jhmis s;m| I im UM the Truth, and the lII.' mi i in. in cotnei to tin- Father hut liy Me" i.lm 14i,i Tin- A|kistlf. pre. i. he I thai there is I
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      355 23 MARANATHA ASSEMBLY. YMCA Orchard Road. TW 45.M2wi sun ■i.iv Sunday School (uu .1 n (Junior MOV 1.1 pairs, Senior aiM>ve 1:1 jwan) Wonhlp Strrlr* iioo a in (EnfUah-Mandarln) Saturday Youth Fellowship 7 00 pin All Ar.- WMCOBN ORCHARD ROAD PRESBYTERIAN church. corner ..t Orchard and Pcnana Road Sunday ante* I
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      140 23 NOTK X NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. I MRS PEGGY FONG TECK JOO of No 26. JALAN NOVFNASELATAN, Singapore, have applied for a PUBLIC HOUSE FIRST CLASS licence In respect of premises No UNITS 3-03. 3-04 TANGLIN SHOPPING CFNTRE, PHASE 11, TANGLIN ROAD, Singapore, and that this application will be
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      68 23 I Umbogo lain* Negoro Cangguan Bekolan EW.fr.l Oleh kerono ker|o-ker|a pemb*noon yong bewr di Pencowong Utamo To.piog. bekolon (kktrik lie pengguno pengguna tek/rufi Doeroh Taping akan tergonggu leperti ssaWaBekolon elehrrik bog. kowoson PeriAdultr.an di Komvnhng don Pc rok Corb.de okon odo diantora 10.00 pogi hinggo 4 00 petang Ketuiorian yong
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      Lock icon Six-day suspension for jockey Carson
      114 24 ItKK.IIION, Pri. British Jorkey Willie (arson, I who had ridden lassie winners In Kniland, I'rancc j and Ireland thin weaxon, was HUHpendea for six dtiyn i here yesterday (or "rareless riding." fhf BriKhton stewards Imposed the Huspension from next Saturday after find Inn that Carson's
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      Whistling Wind, Capital Gain best of mudlarks
      1933 24  -  EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Fri. Go for the mudlarks here tomorrow. There has been plenty of rain here and the going will, at best, be soft. The horses that will go well on a wet track are One Two Three, Tosca, WUd Cat,
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      1690 24 RATF 1 2.15 CLASS 6 DIV 3 1.700 M n/iisc* x ($9,000 $6,300 to winner) 1 44«6" Sacra* Action a (Secret Action) Lee 57 «I 2 9.5 i 4 irq 1 700 m Slurp 13 2 0«0»4 Bold Dacrsa a (Bold Decree) Lee 57 ♦0 5) 5 nzg
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      Metropolitan, Mataram show splendid pace
      260 24 Metropolitan, Mataram show splendid pace By FAIRWAY PENANG, Fri. Metropolitan n (Gerry Donnelly) and Mataram (Kwong), both back in training after a spell, showed their pace on a heavy track here this morning when they reeled off 600 metres in 39.4 sec. All Is Great (Donnelly) and Polynesian I' (Kwong)
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      The pick of the week's gallops
      237 24 PENANG. Fri. Summary of the week's gallops here: Tuesday (good) Class 2: Uranium 41 on the bit French Connection 41 easily, Wunderbar n 39.6 attractively. Sonic Boy 38.8. Class 2: Cape Horn II 38.8, French Connection 42, Trendy 37, Sonic Boy 38.4, Uranium 44.6
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      Lock icon China's swimmers for the Olympics?
      157 24 CANBERRA, PH. After an absence of more than 40 years from Olympic swimming, China may send a team to the 1984 Games in Los Angeles as a result of an agreement signed here today. An Australian swimwear company, Speedo. has agreed to provide coaching clinics,
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      Jung for PSV Eindhoven
      51 24 EINDHOVEN, Fri South Korean Jung Moo Huh has signed a provisional contract viith PSV Kmclhovon. of the Dutch premier soever division The 25-year-old Jung currently plays with Rlectro Seoul. The agreement is subject to approval by the social Attain Ministry and the Dutch Football Asm i.ition
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      Australia in command on second day
      367 25 SOUTHAMPTON, Fri. CONSISTENT scoring down the order lifted the Australian cricketers to a 251-run first-innings lend on the second day of their three-day match against Hampshire here yesterday. At the close, Hampshire were 52 for three in their second innings and appear to have
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      Lock icon Stadler ahead by one stroke
      499 25 ROCHESTER, Fri. -I Craig Stadler, the big man called "The Walrus by his fellow touring golfers, shot a solid three-under-par 67 to take the lead in the j storm-delayed first round of the 62nd Professional Golf Association championship here yesterday. Stadler had to wait for
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      Lock icon BRIEFS Moor, Purcell oust top seeds Mayer, Solomon
      735 25 BRIEFS Moor, Purcell oust top seeds Mayer, Solomon INDIANAPOLIS. Fri The top two men's seeds Gene Mayer and Harold Solomon were defeated yesterday in the third round of the U*****,000 ($742,000) United States Open clay-court tennis championships. Mayer was beaten by No. 16 seed Terry Moor 6-2. 6-3. and Soloman
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      Lock icon Liverpool free from injuries
      174 25 LONDON. Fri. Liverpool, with a tough continental tour behind them, are likely to field their championship- winning team, of last season, for tomorrow's annual Charity Sheild final against Football Association Cupwinners West Ham United at Wembley. Manager Bob Paisley has delayed selection until later today, but
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      Lock icon Cosmos win
      21 25 EAST RUTHERFORD, Fri. New York COSMOS beat Edmonton 3-2 in a North American Soccer League match last night. AFP.
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      28 25 BLACKPOOL, Fri. Fullback Gary Williams, 20, of Swedish First Division Club Djurgaarden. was signed on (or tiO.ooo ($200,800) by Black pool player-manager Alan Ball yesterday. AFP.
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      Gul declines to coach East Asia squad
      383 26  -  PATRICK BASTIANS Hi. FORMER Singapore national coach Rahlm Gal. rated the world's 28th best professional, has told the Singapore Squash Rackets' Association that he will not be available to coach Singapore's team for next month's Kant Asia Individual championship in Kuala Lampur. He
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      Ballard poised to beat Zainal
      539 26 STEWART BALLARD, 17, the youth who was once hampered by his fiery temperament, stands poised to win the Ovaltine Individual graded squash championships' men's A grade final at the Kallang complex tomorrow, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. He will meet national champion Zainal Abidin in what is
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      35 26 BOWLING Singapore international (Kallang Bowl, 10). SNOOKER Imperial Cup competition (Australian High Commission, 10). SOCCEK Nittaaal Lnpe DtvWaa Oae: Farrer Park United v Mountbatten (Jalan Besar. 8). YACHTING Pesu Sukan regatta (Changi. 3).
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      Lock icon Prized shooter once told to keep gun in museum
      389 26  -  PETER SIOW By ONE afternoon, four years ago, he drove into the parking lot of the Singapore Gun Club at Rifle Range Road and brought along with him destruction. But no one seemed to mind. If anything, they encouraged him to
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      Lock icon Few eye-openers at shooting tourney
      458 26 THE Pesta Sukan shooting championships at Rifle Range Road produced a few rye-openers. Not least was Singapore's victory in the team skeet event, writes PETER SIOW. For Singapore have traditionally been weak in the skeet event, their last victory being six years ago. As surprising
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      Board sailing by popular demand
      94 26 OWING to popular deI mand, board sailing has I been included in the Pesta Siikan regatta this weeki end and next But, while the beehive 1 of activity will be concentrated off Changi, where th> International 505. Fireball, Lark. Laser and Optimist will be contest-
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      Who will be Condo's 'victim' in Cup final?
      279 26  -  WILFRED YEO By\ THE question, as the twoday Imperial Cup snooker competition begins today at the Australian High Commission (10 a.m. -6 p.m., by invitation only), is not whether any of the eight Singapore players involved can beat Australia's world-ranking professional, Lou
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      Windies' pacemen wreck England
      167 27 Windies' pacemen wreck England LEEDS, England. Fri The West Indies' fast bowlers wrecked England's batting when the rain-delayed final cricket Test started at Headingley, here, today. England, who were put in to bat, were 85 for six in their first innings at tea. Damp conditions prevented a start until early
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      Junie may be in Singapore SEA meet team
      288 27  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By JUNIE SNG may be among Singapore's 34 strong swimming contingent to the South-east Asia ape-group championshi[>s in Chiengmai from Friday week to Aug. 24. This was revealed by the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association after finalising their entries for
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      For residents only
      52 27 THE Paair Paniang Constitu ency Sports Club will hold a sevpn-a-sidp intra-ronstituency soccer tournament at Gloucester Barracks on Auk. 24 from 10 a m The competition is for Pasir Panjang Constituency residents only and entry forms are available from Huynh Van Thuong (*****8 or *****44) and X
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      Lock icon Money must come, say the schools
      219 27  - Money must come, say the schools BERNARD LEE By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Come September, the ASEAN Schools Sports Council will have money on their minds. ASEAN secretariat will meet in Manila next month to discuss, among other things, the ASSC's request for financial aid to develop and improve sports in
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      3-2 victories
      23 27 BEDOK beat Bukit Tlmah. and Ceylang West defeated Pongjtol. both by 3-2 margins, in inter-constiuency badminton matches at the Delta Complex.
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      Changi slide to Division Two
      357 27  -  JOE DORAI By FORCES 4 CHANGI UTD 0 CHANGI UNITED were, last night, relegated from the National Football League Division One after Armed Forces had beaten them 4-0 at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Changi, who gained promotion from Division Two last year, are the first
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      Clarke and Kee score
      37 27 A SINGAPORE XI. comprising members of the national training squad, beat Khalsa Selection M In a friendly hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. Farleigh Clarke (2) and Kee Yaw Lin were the scorers.
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      THE WEES STEAL LIMELIGHT
      399 27 By WILFRED YEO BOWLING was the name of the game at the Singapore international's opening night invitational team Classic at the Kallang Bowl yesterday, but the focus was on two men whose names mean more in another sport. The men were international goalkeepers Edmund Wee and
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      Sevens
      30 27 CHONG PANG and Huang Long Community Centres win jointly hold a seven-aside soccer tournament on Aug. 31 at Terror Camp. Entry forms are available from hong Pang CC (*****94)
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      Greenwood clears Jita on his attacking play
      705 27  -  GODFREY ROBERT By Deputy Sports Editor LONDON, Fri Singapore soccer team manager Jita Singh, who had been criticised for his attacking strategy that fell into pieces i when Kelantan sneaked in a late goal last May to soil the Republic's seven-year unbeaten I
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      Lock icon Malaysian students told: Turn up or...
      213 27 Malaysian students told Turn up or... KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Studies or no, anyone hoping to make the Malaysian team for the ASEAN Schools athletic championships in Jakarta must take part in the Malaysian national schools championships in Johore Bahru from Aug 20-23. I This means that 1 Malaysia's top schoolboy
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      Lock icon I'm staying on in S'gor: Rahim
      223 27  -  PETER MARTINEZ By KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Hockey fullback Abdul Rahim is a determined young man: His almost overnight rise to the rank of a full Malaysian international is ample proof of that. It is this tenacity, which is reflected in his play that has
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      Referee stops fight between Ng, Lim
      129 27 THE referee had to stop i the oout between Milton j Ng, who proved too strong for Andy Lim, in the light- flyweight bout at the St. i Andrew's School annual boxing championships at Woodsville yesterday, re- I ports KIN Jxillll Jr. For Ng,
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      179 27 I Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government People of Singapore on your National Day AEROFLOT Soviet airtiiws Aeroflot offers you A'Bonus 7 Russian Holiday enroute to Europe Jfi ML A;J! fcr-JM- iftiil 1 MHm The Kremlin in Moscow BP^"*^B[ Aeroflot operates 3-weekly flights from Singapore to Europe on Mondays. Wednesdays
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING The Sunday Times
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      There's nothing like this before
      186 28 IT TAKES a very special reason for the SUNDAY TIMES to go colour and we feel that National Day is just such an occasion. So tomorrow we bring you a picture of National Day in colour and we promise you that it wtU be a
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      Sunday Nation
      272 28 THE nation takes a trip down memory lane tomorrow with figures from the past and representatives of disappearing trades strolling out in the National Day parade. The Sunday Nation at the same time presents its own attempt at preserving a large chunk of Singapore history. 1 Parade highlights
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    Promising start for new TV news format
    310 28  - Promising start for new TV news format By JOHN de SOUZA LAST alght, SBC telecast for the tint time its new two-reader format on the KngUsh and Chinese TV news bulletins, a format that alined at variety, pace and Integration of "hard" and "soft" news Items. To a certain degree,
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    Lock icon Hurricane Allen heading for Texas
    110 28 Hurricane Allen heading for Texas MERIDA (Mexico), Fri. Hurricane Allen today roared towards the Texas coast, less than 800 km away, gathering strength from warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico after a Caribbean rampage that left at least 83 people dead. A hurricane watch was announced for the entire
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    Lock icon Ancient skull
    48 28 NEW YORK, Fri The fossilised skull of a 45 million-year-old whale perhaps the first complete skull of its species has been unearthed from a river bank in a rural Louisiana area that was once covered by a deep sea, the University of Louisiana announced yesterday. AP.
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    Soviet denial on mines
    105 28 Soviet denial on mines Ktll U1111C3 MOSCOW. Fri. The Soviet news agency Tass yesterday dismissed as an "invention" the American State Department charges that Afghan children were killed and seriously wounded by mines that looked like toys. It said the allegations were aimed at "justifying the military and financial aid
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    45 28 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH THIS 18 TO Inform all relatives and friends that Mr See Han Boon had passed away on 8th August 1060 Cortege will leave the Kuan Im Temple. No 38 Lorong 31 Oeylang 14 for Mount Vernon Crematorium on the 12th August 1980
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    Lock icon 100 hurt in Sri Lanka demo and riot
    261 28 COLOMBO, Friday ABOUT 100 people were injured and several opposition political and trade union leaders held by police after a brief but violent demonstration and riot in the Sri Lankan capital. Most of the crowd of several hundred who tore through Colombo
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    Lock icon Anti N-test treaty?
    75 28 TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki said today Japan would press for the conclusion of a comprehensive treaty banning underground, air and underwater tests of nuclear weapons, government officials said. Mr Suzuki was speaking during a meeting with British Nobel peace prize winner Philip Noel Baker, who
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    Lock icon Release of Iranians: Carter calls for report
    188 28 Release of Iranians Carter calls for report WASHINGTON, Fri. PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter yesterday ordered the Justice Department to report to him on whether 192 Iranian protesters adequately identified themselves before being released from New York jails this week. The presidential order came as some 50 immigration service investigators, who contend
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      189 28 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Singapore's economic restructuring programme is working, as witnessed by latest economic data. Manufacturers, on their part, have also indicated that the second half year is likely to be even better than the first. BUSINESS TIMES analyses the data. Experts have recommended that the
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      173 28 UP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Showers in several places from late morning. TEMP. (C) up to (a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: 6.45 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.35 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amaterdam 15-20C Rain Las Angclr* 21-34C Clear Athens 25-38 C Clear Madrid 17-37 C Gear Bahrain 3<M3C Hazy Manila
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      Let Singapore sing
      1140 1 Very often, Singapore's delegates abroad are hard put to present a song. When it comes to Singapore's turn there's no song. It is a disgrace to Singapore's cultural prestige and image. They say Singaporeans cannot sing Singaporeans only know how to make money. They don't care for
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      The man and his anthem
      945 1  -  TAN SUAT LIAN By THE trappings of prestige are gone now. Compliments don't ring in his ears anymore and the baby grand is in disrepair. Zubir Said's career is past its prime. It has not escaped Warhol's law which states that everybody will be famous
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        86 1 IHSltti PPfl Splendid catch Last Sunday night, at 11 p.m. thousands of us heaved sighs of regret as we switched off the TV. Sigh no more. Find out why on Pag* 3 Radio and TV Page 2 Cinema Pag* 4 Notices Pages 9-12 Cooking with wine When a recipe calls
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      PICK of the DAY
      956 2 PICK of the DAY GET set for a reel of bumperentertainment from SBC today on both channels. There are lots of holiday highlights, both local and imported goodies so don't moan if you have nowhere to go. It's a good day to be home! SBC 5 TO put the children
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      Local potpourri
      720 2 RELIVE the glorious National Day moments of Singapore in a 10minute nostalgic lookback at the more outstanding and significant parades of yesteryear, to be telecast between 5.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. on both Channels 5 and 8 as part of this year's parade coverage. In the film, thought
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        102 2 Singapore started as a small island republic with no natural resources except the foresight and courage of its leaders and the fortitude of its population. And Singapore dei eloped into the success it is today wit I) an outstanding record of political, social and economic stability. Metro started in Singapore
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        116 2 SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL MOTOR SHOW •W at the World Trade Centre in Maritime Square. Daily from 10 am. to 10 p.m. On till Aue 13. FIRST STUDENTS' PHOTO SALON at the National Museum Young People's Gallery. Daily from 10.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Free admission. On till Aug 24. NATIONAL DAV
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        119 2 to 9 p.m. Last day tomorrow. GUANGDONG CERAMICS EXHIBITION featuring 7,000 pieces of ceramics for sale. Open daily from 10.30 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Adults will have to pay $1 for entry. Free For children under 12. On till Auk 24 EXHIBITION OP CHINESE PAINTING AND MICROSCOPIC CALLIGRAPHY by Mr
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        226 2 Straits Times Crossword 4 Wintry hail appears to halt ACROSS cUmb (6) 5 Waits for the music 7 Just the 1 A little ostentation to raise our opposite! (9.6) spirits' (6) 6 Course set for Apollo. (8) 5 Supporters of the church mili- 7 space traveller about tant maybe fascinating
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        1080 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 10.00 AM Opening foflowed by Romeo-0 4.45 The Family HoJvak Long Way and Juie-8 Home (Part 1) 10.25 The New Shmoo 5.30 National Day Parade (Live Tele10.55 Holiday Matinee Funny Girl cast) 1.20 PM's National Day Message (Eng 7.30 News (Malay) lish. repeat) 7.50 ABBA
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        876 3 6 Like a fine wine, Man In The Net has everything flavour, body, colour, and an after- taste that lingers on and on. s The Sunday night TV Cantonese drama serial is ended. Long live the Sunday night Cantonese drama serial. Forget Chameleon, says LESLIE FONG.
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        Scenes that will linger in your memory
        551 3 Scenes that will linger in your memory WHAT really puts this serial so many cuts above Chameleon is the quality of the acting by its starstudded cast. Everyone, bit player or veteran supporting actor, has put in a splendid performance. But worthy of special mention is the brilliant acting of
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        The Paul Williams show here tomorrow
        150 3 "I WENT to pick up a girl I was dating and mentioned that I'd just gotten another gold record for an old-fashioned love song. Then I walked over to the piano and started writing." Thus was born the hit, "An Old Fashioned Love Song",
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        Cooking with wine
        1588 6  - Cooking with wine TAN LEE LENG JBy VERY often when people shop for cooking wine, they feel that a poor, cheap wine will do. But those who like to cook with wine are of the opinion that no wine should be relegated to the category of "cooking wine Rather, the
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        924 7 epicure La Chaumiere (French Provencal food) Faber House Reviewed by TWS IT ISN'T very often that one has an offer to partake of a meal where the chef has been given full opportunity to show off his prowess. Such a
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        467 7  -  CRAIG CLAIBORNE By in New York ALTHOUGH many Americans tend to view the names of certain British foods with wry amusement, the US has its own share of odd appellations in the kitchen. Consider, if you will, things like Hop'pin' John, Blueberry Grunt and Apple
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        830 8 FOREIGN DEVILS ON THE SILK ROAD: The Search for the Lost Cities of Asia by PETER HOPKIRK Published by John Murray, £9.50 Reviewed by GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI IT was an international race of the most unusual kind. Six extraordinary men raced into the remote desert corner of
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        638 8  -  ENID NEMY By in NEW YORK UP until about a year ago. John Rutledge was a generous guy. He was lending out his books like crazy, and more than half of them never came back. Finally Rutledge got fed up. Not sufficiently fed up to stop
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        652 8 THE ANIMAL PEOPLE by RICHARD HARVEY Purnell $3.50 IT'S FUN FINDING OUT ABOUT PEOPLE AND PLACES Purnell, $17.50 OLYMPICS 1980 by Norman Barrett A Piccolo Book, $7.00 Reviewed by MAUREEN GAY RICHARD Harvey, the j author, and Stuart Kettle, the illustrator of i
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        318 8 The Unique Sound of HV/X and HV/XLC High velocity vented (hear-thru) Stereopbones have the quality of transparency but lack the bass found in closed stereophones. The HV/X and HV/XLC are the very first ones to combine both abilities and they have earcushions that fit comfortably and not against the ears.
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        99 8 /-rfu*" (While stocks last!) y With every $25 purchase, or the purchase of 1 cleansing item plus other Shiseido products worth $15, you are entitled to a 'lUCKY DIP" Every IMP* will win you a lovely gift: Beauty Body Brush Cleans-up (2) Facial Brush Tissue paper-pull pop Paper Powder Handy
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        900 9 MEDICAL VACANCIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST A Middle East country requires to recruit the following qualified personnel: (A) CONSULTANT SURGEON He is expected to advise on the treatment, management and prognosis of all surgical and orthopaedic cases and in matters concerning surgical equipment, facilities and operation theatres. Qualification: FRCS or
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        672 9 f^s> <?\f OliWOttl. Europe's largest manufacturer £^J*jS of office equipment offers a challenging career v yr to people who can fill the following positions in its manufacturing operations in Singapore. (A) ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING DESIGNERS (2 POSITIONS) for digital electronics and microprocessor based products. (B) ELECTRO-MECHANICAL DESIGNER of mechanisms in calculators,
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        591 9 I MANAGER Hi Our client, a well established finance compony i seeks the services of an experienced MANAGER to assume overall responsibility for the operations of Candidates should hold, a recognised degree or appropriate professional qualification with at least 5 years' experience at management level in a finance company or
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        1035 10 j^ffiL NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY BOARD Applications are invited from ASEAN citizens and permanent residents of Singapore tor the following posts: (A) MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT (D) PUBLICATIONS Requirements: INFfIRMATIfIN fIFFIPFR A good Honours Degree or equivalent professional Mil VIIHIfII lUII UIMUL-ll qualification with 2 years of relevant post-graduate Requirements: working experience in General*
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        714 10 A progressive and expanding Engineering Consultancy Firm requires staff for its various maior proiects A ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANTS B ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS C TECHNICIANS (ARCHITECTURE) D TECHNICIANS (ENGINEERING) Requirement* For A i) A Technician Diploma in Architectural Draughtsmanship from the Singapore Polytechnic or its equivalent ii) 3 years' experience in Drawing Office.
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        606 10 Singapore CAPAC/CHLOROPAC Service Centre requires a SERVICE ENGINEER/ TECHNICIAN The Service Centre: This is the first service centre established by Engelhard Systems Oivision/U.S A outside the North American continent Though it was only established recently, this centre is rapidly expanding in the region and requires additional manpower The lob: The
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        576 10 An expanding US multi-nationa corporation invites applications for the post of: ACCOUNTANT The company, a leading petroleum equipment manufacturer, is planning a major expansion program for its manufacturing plant in Jurong industrial estate. We enjoy pioneer status and a major share in the Asean countries. The position is a key
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        828 11 Vacancies Nauru Phosphate Corporation LOCATION: Nauru Island Central Pacific THE COMPANY: The Nauru Phosphate Corporation which was formed by the Republic of Nauru to develop phosphate deposits on the island is seeking the following staff Services Superintendent THE POSITION: The Services Superintendent is directly responsible for the electrical and mechanical
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        634 11 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, the world leader in the minicomputer in j j dustry is now in Singapore and will be commencing operations in our new plant in Ang Mo Kio. We are looking for dynamic professionals to contribute their technical I I expertise and capabilities to meet the r— l
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        524 11 SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD. The Company in conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualified persons for APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC Qualifications: Singapore Citi/ens Age 16-24 years old Completed or exempted from full-time National Service (Part-time National Service man should not apply) Completed at
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        655 11 Steel Market Executives (ES/8083) A multi-national steel trading company with world-wid operations invites applications from Mghly motivated ani suitably qualified individuals to fill the position of Marketin Executive in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Successful candidates will promote and market th company's range of steel products, covering semis, flat rolled, tubulars
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        555 12 Our client, a leading and expanding insurance company, invites applications for the position of ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT The successful applicant will report to the Accountant and will be responsible for maintaining the accounting system and supervising the day-to-day operations of the Accounts Department. He will be involved in ail accounting and
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        604 12 I I 4 SIA GROUP SPORTS AND 4 a RECREATION CLUB MANAGER y? lh<- SIA l.roup Sports ond Recreation Club fto with a current membership ot more than a S.SOO will, by mid 1981, have its own sports S/ i implex at Changi The new complex will W) have facilities
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        611 12 SELETAR GOLF CLUB CLUB MANAGER Applications are invited for the above position The successful candidate will be responsible directly to the Chairman for the day to day administration of the Club. His specific duties and responsibilities include the following: (a) Act as Secretary to the Management Committee and implement its
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        368 12 I IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE i Suit No 2401 of 1979 Between i Lou Eno. Kok Plointiff And Ton Mooi Mooi (<■ Helen Joyce Ton (m Detendont NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT I To Madam Ton Mooi Mooi (a Helen Joyce Ton No 4950-N. Block 5 Jolon
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        363 12 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government People of Singapore on the occasion of our 15th National Day OCENERHL IMPORTED FROM JAPAN COLOUR TV Model: SP-202 51cm SECAM/PAL DUAL SYSTEM VHF/UHF COLOUR TV Long-life 100% solid-state modular chassis for ease of maintenance In-line Black Stripe picture tube gives you stable, bright
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        806 1 National Day is a good day for reflection as the nation takes stock of itself before setting forth to meet new challenges and attain new goals. In previous years, we used the opportunity to examine, in these pages, Singapore's performance in such major
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        A society of change and contradiction
        1155 2 A society of change and contradiction The result of a multi racial ideology? THERE la an overwhelming expectation W that one has to possess certain things associated with the community one belongs to In short, a Chinese most appear to be truly Chinese. Similarly, a Malay Is also expected to
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        After 15 years, a question of identity
        1165 3 After 15 years, a question of identity Intellectual snobbery has emerged as a distasteful by-product of the government's stress on elitism. And that, according to leader/feature writer YEONG AH SENG, 27, is as much a blot on Singapore's story as unyielding materialism. He also deplores the alienation of man from
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        From selfless S'poreans to soulless ones
        925 5 From selfless S'poreans to soulless ones SEVERAL schoolboys, with intense looks on their faces, were typing furiously on the keyboard of a home computer in the showroom of a microcomputer firm. The boys, in their teens, got a little carried away and raised their voices as they discussed why their
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        192 6 'No longer silly or childish DEAR Reader, The editor made it sound so disarm ingly easy. "Tell the story of Singapore in a series of cartoons. Approach it any way you want. You should have no difficulty doing it," he said. Well, I had. I was stuck for days until
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        4 7 birthday wishes in cartoon
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        Look no further for our national symbol
        1270 8 Look no further for our national symbol of to visitors as truly our own. There i something artificial and upjght abou, reminds me of the l The Risis orchid is perhaps an apt symbol of the Singaporean or so leader/feature writer NANCY CHNG, 29, thinks. It is valued more for
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        852 9 I worry that there'll be no place for people who are different, perhaps even a little weird 6 We seem to be a nation of selfflagellants, constantly criticising and probing problems Why are we rode? Why are we snobs? Why are we mercenary?
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        Selfish, spoilt and also badly brought up
        996 10  - Selfish, spoilt and also badly brought up PAIK CHOO By On eating and drinking The Spore man wins hands down, or should I say, tongue out NATIONAL OAY is perhaps as good a day as any to take a long, hard look at the Singapore Man through the eyes of
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        14 10 The way to the Spore man's heart is very often stereo-shaped*
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        109 11 Assistant chief reporter Philip Lee, called upon to write about the Singapore Woman, confesses to being a non-starter in any battle of the sexes. He paled, he said, at the thought of trading words with Paik Choo, and dithered. And though his own remonstrations could fill a
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        Cute, confident, conceited and hard as nails
        1353 11  -  PHILIP LEE 6 WOMEN used to blush at slightly ribald Jokes In the old days but today yon will find them relishing such bawdy A stuff. 7 4 When I die, ail my recipes will die with me. My daughters are too busy
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        Yester day.
        686 12 Yester day. DAWN, Friday, Aug 8. The birth of a new day a new day no different from the other 365 days this year. National Day comes tomorrow but today, life goes on as usual. The sun is out, as it has been for the month of August, at 6.36
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        In the pink of health except for a few hiccups
        2142 14 In the pink of health except for a few hiccups A fairly comprehensive appraisal of Singapore is a tall order on any day. So complains GOH KIAN CHEE as he is dragged, not exactly screaming, out of the detached tranquillity of being away on training in London to fulfil the
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        A look at some new careers
        84 15 Just as some trades have vanished or are vanishing, new occupations have emerged over the past years as Singapore modernises. Some, like systems engineering, are very much in the limelight. But not much is known about such careers and the people who pursue them.
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        Giving up his books for the love of golf
        934 15  -  PETER SIOW By *Turn pro only if you love the sport a local pro's life is not a glamour-filled one* "1 LOOKING at Alvin Liau, clothes well-press-ed and black hair 1 spread on so carefully 1 it looked as if it
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        ...as seen through the lenses of Straits Times photographers
        213 17 Serenity A picture of serenity that's 19-year-old GIAN BEE YOON's favourite photograph of Singapore. She took a shot of this kelong off Changi Point one early morning. "It's so calm and peaceful. Maybe other times the fisherman would be busy with
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        IMAGES OF SINGAPORE ...
        184 16 IMAGES OF SINGAPORE Progress CHEW YEN FOOK, 23, says he stumbled on his favourite picture while strolling in Central Park looking for ideas on what would constitute a representative picture of Singapore. "Then I came across this little girl with the most spontaneous and radiant smile I ever saw. I
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        Just like walking on a tightrope
        1157 18  - Just like walking on a tightrope JUNE TAN By WHAT IT REALLY MEANS TO BE A SYSTEMS ENGINEER pVffiETTO j DRTAN AT NUS NAMED I i SYSTEMS enginee) I rith the Education Minrf (try has been seconded to] Straits Times: July 5 In reply to cynics who say some oi
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        Caught up in the tempo of high technology
        781 21  -  PAUL JANSEN By 4 WITH better education, I may have got further quicker. But the education you get in school is not the end of your learning experience. A lot can be picked up later. 7 Tan Tet Joe. shift supervisor at
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        Journalist and film maker rolled into one
        1147 22  -  LEONG WENG KAM By Our lives have become very complicated In our time. It is the journalistic duty ol the TV producer to show people the real Issues and let them form their own decisions. 7 Chan Heng Wing, SBC executive producer THE
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        122 1 [^INSIDE PAGESj More opinion pieces by our young journalists Salim Osman, Yeong Ah Seng, Fong Weng Fatt, Nancy Chng and Linda Neo speak out Pages 2, 3, 5, 8, and 9 America has Uncle Sam. And we? A cartoonist's answer Pages 6 and 7 The Singapore Man, The Singapore Woman
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        95 2 Congratulations Best Wishes to Our Republic on the auspicious occasion of our 15th National Day KILIMANJARO TRADING CO. (PTE) LTD Room 2108, (21st Floor) Shenton House. 3 Shenton Way, Singapore 0106 Tel: *****84 Telex: RS ***** KILIMAN Cable Address: KILIMAN SUMITOMO CORPORATION SALUTES THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE ON ITS 15th
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        144 3 yy L mrmamr r. 'J Majulah .^Singapura C. X.TANG LIMITED 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 0923. TEL *****00 §1 I j Isetan is closed today to join in the celebration of Singapore's 15th National Day Best wishes to all S^O anlmtlniailllll Ml ill 1 1 1 111 1 rl nil 111
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        81 4 X !uf Have a drink with a refreshing group. /Til __^H 7^' cfe Afe^ Gro^ has wide ranging interests hj^A that include soft drinks manufacture, brewing of 'beers and [^M mh^ stouts, milk and ice cream processing, and supplying PVC Mi I I TH containers and glass bottles for other
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        108 5 W RtO jEDSf^JF The management and staff of The Singapore Experience would like to extend their warmest Greetings to the People the Government i of Singapore on the 1 15th NATIONAL DAY we are open today. < Theslngapore c £xperience9te c L t d Singapore Cultural Theatre. Grange Road Tel:
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        121 7 v_jl ooUI IWt) ILJ Li 1C ffnT r>nuPArsitw>SHOiTiNucnits .^Mcv k^A^'T^l 1 I*H 1(^ Jll^ Scottsßoad \CSfT¥/ fstß&C>«BHrll Beach Road fitjy /4ft M|L__\ Right at the heart of town, NWWIWJ^ I[J [JJj J[s |jlEiliy^|m|jfl Along the Golden Mil* Cj r /s si^'^ Shaw Centra houses a wide variety nJAjjS^ fj J
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        312 8 A 'Voast Q&otfamtp] OW I celebrate together i;> way offwgess St Perebpmoit. iW *Qk Yeo Hiap Seng Group of Companies Congratulations to the Government and people of the Republic of Singapore on the occasion of our 15 th Year of Independence Put your t v vtr on wheels BVT^^^^^^Pl PfflP
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        172 8 'Apr t\(F^ a^^^ Khi:am:o's 68 HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE 0617 TEL *****8 SPECIAL OFFER ON TYPEWRITERS! (A watch worth $29 will be given FREE with each Typewriter Purchased) Oh»»tti Studio Available, Olympic, Olivetti, Royal, Hanimex, Glover, Adler, etc, etc. Also selling watches from $19 upwards Calculators from $15 Tape-Recorders from $40
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        28 8 o HO aSI rjO I in i 9 "2. jd IV 2 1 a> I 8 s!l S. w I 8 I ><NoN o U c I o
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        232 9 AAAJULAH 1 KPT 271 IMPACT WRENCH J V Sq. drive —19 mm (3/ 4") Vl Bolt cop 25mm(l") > Mox torque 96.8 m kg. (700 ft. Ib) Weight —6.35 kg (14 lbs) ll J i KPT— IBO V flfc-'lti r ANGLE GRINDER Llk #X 'op 180 mm (7") JVV' sseeds
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        97 10 Best Wishes The people of Singapore on your ISfii National Day fcr 'UI* SHH a ii Ciiin V wyuiisiomoTO AJINOMOTO (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. 10/10A. Jalan Lokam. Singapore 1953. Tel: *****14, *****4 ENERPAC QUALITY HYDRAULIC TOOLS Congratulates The People and Government of Singapore on their 15th National Day APP II^ Power
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        47 11 I MAJULAH I SINGAPURA 2 (Japan's most experience^tradm^or^anization^^^ 5 w 2 STFEL MACHINERY s 5 FOODSTUFF TEXTILE I')'j^ V V I l( I iiSk i paper I I PETBOIFUM j LUMBER f^x\ v n~ C FERTIUZER TRAFFIC c x j DEVELOPMENT CEMENT jjTI>vS>S?Jx!i?!??<>SSJ?iTSSRRHR n^^Sw^S* frf4\KA \j| HE
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        65 11 A flying salute to the Government and people of the Republic of Singapore on their k 15th National Day. Smooth as silk kj\/i/*-h/-i* 4/*/. \u Congratulations and Best Wishes to the People Government of the Republic of Singapore Con the occasion of the 15th National Day from UNIQUE CORPORATION (PTE)
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        84 13 Singapore ...the island WE adore! Congratulations To Singapore On The Occasion of Her 15th National Day HP EMPORIUM (HE) HOLDINGS GROUP jKi^ JBiv'^L >4l '*-)'v^--\ y v Klasse (Lucky Plaza) -W -T^ Onenta Restaurant Ang Mo K.o) X" Department Store JfT^ A ifi Onen a Restaurant Clement.) f rvL--*. 1
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        429 14 HEAR TIKST CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the PEOPLE and GOVERNMENT of SINGAPORE on the (XTiision of the 15th NATIONAL DAY from AKER INTERNATIONAL SERVICES PTE. LTD. AKER GROUP J, Gul Street 4. .hiron^. Singapore 2262 Tet ■-'tSHtilll (8 l.nfsl IVU'x: RS 2630S Cable: "AKKRSINC" Congratulations Best Wishes to the
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        108 14 9 Congra tula tions and Best Wishes to the Government and People of Singapore on the occasion of the 15TH ANNIVERSARY of the Republic from GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL SOVIET VESSELS SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO. PRIVATE LTD. r SINSOV BUILDING 55 MARKET STREET SINGAPORE 0104 Cable: SINSOV SINGAPORE Tel: *****3
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        92 15 KHKSijprTHE MANAGING DIRECTOR^ffJaSj^HjE STAFF OF \Zji^^^ AND «rfls THE HOUSE OF TURKEY PTE. LTD. SEND FELICITATIONS IJX AND CONGRATULATIONS TO 3>S3 THE GOVERNMENT PEOPLE OF t^KJ THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Egfl ONTHEIR MJaB OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS Jf. AND IsK REMARKABLE PROGRESS /tf I OF HUMAN ENDEAVOUR WlvllK)) jgj| •M rffEiililll (JtongratuiatumH
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        82 15 to the People Government of the Republic of Singapore on the occasion of the mtuKK^lsth Year of Independence. Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE PEOPLE AND GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE on the occasion of the 15th National Day from A MITSUBISHI CORPORATION co yiQiiynnrui o s*us\ue SINGAPORE BRANCH CHIYODA Kll
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        230 17 Congratulations to the people and government of the Republic of Singapore on their 15th anniversary. Two Bout iq ue -tv 1 of styles in store for you. S3ir- XL Lady Boutique Issue 77 has more than 400 exciting items for 4^L -^m^/M BaW. tnc ils M lUl 1 Mrs. k_B«aaa^
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        325 18 Best Wishes to The People Government of Singapor on their 15th National Day. tl) M REGAL p»a» SINCE 1880 RENOWNED IN AMERICA CANADA JAP Buy Genuine REGAL Shoe from authorised dealers for your protection. WISHES TO SINGAPORE ON HER NATIONAL DAY total business company C. ITOH CO., LTD. SINGAPORE BRANCH
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        104 18 Congratulations to the Government People of the Republic of Singapore on the occasion of the 15th National Day ATTENTION! Oil Rig Contractors, Shipyards, Building Contractors. HIGH EFFICIENCY EQUIPMENT FOR RENTAL/SALES W HIGH PRESSURE CLEANERS I W^ti CONCRETE B^»«'./ BREAKER Ul AIR COMPRESSOR r > fBWF^ J AIR DRIVEN jl I
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