The Straits Times, 12 August 1980

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    16 1 The straits Times Estd. 1545 TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    GETTING TO BE ONE PEOPLE
    366 1 GETTING TO BE ONE PEOPLE PM: Sooner than I dared to hope... MR LEE KUAN YEW says that Singaporeans are becoming one people "sooner than I have dared to hope" and that they must now safeguard and foster this growing unity. In his Hari Raya Puasa message, the Prime Minister
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    Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri
    29 1 Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri THE Straits Times wishes all its Muslim readers Selamat Hari iUva Aidllfltri. there will be no publication of New Nation today and BeriU Marian tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Malaysia to celebrate tomorrow
    57 1 KUALA I.UMPUR, Mon Hari llaya Puasa in Malaysia will fall on Wednesday M the new iinxiii was ')t sighted at three places tonight. The Keeper of the Killers 9ml said the new moon was not sighted at Telok Kemang (Negri Sembilan), Johore Baru .iiid Kampung Pulau
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    "Russia told to reduce number of diplomats'
    141 1 ISLAMABAD. M.m Pakistan has asked Ihe Soviet Union tv mmlikc the number of diplomats and staff in the Soviet embassy here, Foreign Ministry souk es s-nd tOoa] This report partially confirm receni specula tion in diplomalK i iicles ban that the Pakistani Covernment
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    Landslips toll
    31 1 KATHMANOL". Mun Al least five pMpM were killed in landslide, and houses .>f ill families washed away by the lorrential (iagamati Kiver, uffirial sunn is said hi'ie today AKP
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    Caroline is all smiles again
    122 1  -  K S. SIDHU By CAROLINE Chee, three, Is all smiles once again as she plays with her brother Dave, five, In their Teiok Siangan Rise home. She was discharged from hospital on National Day 11 days after she fell through a gap beside an escalator
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    Task force to be set up to upgrade workers' skills
    352 1  -  PAUL JANSEN, By our wrong reporter A TASK force made up of employers, academics and unionists will soon be set up to look into how the skills of one million workers in Singapore can be upgraded. The man who has
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    Road toll now 170
    63 1 A (AH DMBMMT, Mr i.iiiK How Meng.3o, who was admitted to Tan Tocfc Seng Hospital on Saturday afiti an accident, died the next day bringing death v 1 roadi Ihis y«ii to 170 The car athMwl ud rammed t i in Brad d«'ll Road The driver,
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    Lock icon In support of Prince Reza
    69 1 LONDON. Mon About 700 Iranians yesterday staged a demonstration here in support of the ousted Shah. oldest son. Prince Keza Carrying portraits of the former Shah, who died in exile in Cairo last month, the demonstrators manned peacefully from Hyde Park corner to the Iranian
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    Lock icon Freedom for 400
    65 1 TKHKRAN. Mon Iran's judge. Ayatullah Sadeu Khalk ti.Ui. announced yesterday that 400 prisoners charged with drug offences would be freed today to mark the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. Tehi'ian radio re ported Ayalollah Khalkhali. dubbed the "Hanging Judge," has sent more than IQO
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    Iranian pilots get asylum
    57 1 HACHDAI). Mini Ira., has ■ranted pottUcal asylum to four Iranian airmen wh.> ile fivted lo Iraqi tenitory ,>ii Aug b, Ihe Iraqi mmm agency sini today It saiil the airmen Bw ttit-ii Iranian an fore* maapori to Iraq and ask.^l foi political asylum as s«ui as
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    Lock icon Choice for 26
    38 1 I'OKl VILA. Mon. Twenty(uur Krt-iK hinrn ami Iwo Australians will be deported from Vanuatu because of their in loKemt-nt in a atoaaaaaaW n'fx'llion unless the> leave voluntarily by tomorrow, a government spokesman said today. Reutei
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    ELECTIONS NOT LATER THAN NEXT JUNE'
    89 1 THE general election will be held not later than June next year. It is definitely not going to be held next month Mr Goh Chok Tong, the PAP's second assistant secretary-general and MP for Marine Parade, told reporters this after a prize-giving ceremony for
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    BREZ'S NUCLEAR PLEDGE
    60 1 GKMC\A. Mon. sovi-t-t I'rr.stdrnt l.i-onld Kr.ihii. v today pledged that the Soviet I nlon mIII nm üm- nuclear Mt'A|M>n» »K»ln!»t non-nu-ellH lountrles. Mr Brezhnrx iniuit- the pledK«' I" iiifvs»K«" the sUrl t»f a four-we^k i miff r>iu'<- in rrvlrw thr IKK MMtaM non-prollfer-.ttluii treaty de>lnned to un-veiit
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    Lock icon Thais clash with Viet patrol
    488 1 Thais clash with Viet patrol HXNc.hOk, Man. A Thai marines unit clashed with a V letnaitii-Nc patrol Inside Thailand near the Kara pur hean harder, military sources said today. They said no casualties were reported In the clash, which took place last Saturday In the Ban Laev area of south-eastern
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    Border will stay sealed
    74 1 UAN<;kok. Mon Thailand today reiterated that it would continue to seal its Mekong river frontier with landlocked Laos despite reports that Wn ti.inr is planning to apply the pressure of international law National Security Council Deputy Bacntan Gea i'ia song Sooasiri told newsmen thai l.a<>s was
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    Lock icon Syria calls for urgent Arab League meeting
    429 1 DAMASCUS, Monday SYRIA has called for an emergency meeting of the Arab League council to examine "breaking off political and economic relations with countries which had embassies in Jerusalem, or those who transfer their embassy there," Damascus Radio said today. Ambassadors of countries
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    Lock icon Ito will attend Japanese envoys' meeting
    227 1 Ito will attend Japanese envoys' meeting TOKYO, Mon JAPANESE Foreign Minister Masauoshi fto will attend a meeting in Bangkok of Japanese ambassadors stationed in Asean countries during his forthcoming tour of South-east Asia. The meeting will discuss Japanese policy towards Vietnam. Japan's economic cooperation Aith Asean and other matters of
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    Striker held
    38 1 *AKiAW Mon. Police today detained a leader of Warsaw's striking dustmen in the first such move since industrial unrest began in Poland six weeks ago. dissidents aaid The detainee was ioV-nli tied as Marek Glesmann tmtm
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      112 1 34 pages today 'STAGATIME' SPORTS TO END 'PRIME TIME SQUEEZE' Pag* 21 BAN on future memorials a blow to Hua 2 DS calms allies' fear over N-strategy S A NEW crisis for the Begin government 4 BI'RST pipes, cracks in 15 homes 7 THE forum on Singapore's identity 8 M
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      Lock icon Thousands flee as dams close to bursting
      443 2 Thousands flee as dams close to bursting RISING waters of the floodswollen Ganges River have threatened to burst two dams in north-eastern India, sending thousands of terrified villagers fleeing from their homes. Officials in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh states said torrential rains over the weekend have raised the level of
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      Lock icon A 'SOLID' ICE COLD BEER
      49 2 A 'SOLID' ICE COLD BEER THIS tT9Hty mQB te ultimate for long cold beer the mag Is made of Ice. It's a Sl*** **>' ke *P th*t be *r <»ld •>«* summer day In Tokyo, hot there's just one problem -yon have to drink up before the mag melts. AP
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      Lock icon Ban on future memorials a blow to Hua
      425 2 OFFICIAL MOVE TO DOWNGRADE MAO IN a new blow to Chairman Hua Guofeng, the Chinese Communist Party has decided to stop erecting memorial buildings for national leaders like those erected by Mr Hua for his predecessor Mao Zedong. The party decided that
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      Lock icon Cabinet shakeup soon by Marcos'
      154 2 Cabinet shakeup soon by Marcos' MANILA, Mm. The most sweeping Philippine cabinet shaken p In eight yean of martial rale with 11 new ministers to be named will take place very soon, government source* Hald today. The affected millstries constitute roughly one-third of the present cabinet membership of 32 cabinet
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      Lock icon Swimming for the record
      78 2 SEOUL. Mon. South Korean swimming star Cho Oh-Ryon left Pusan last night in his bid to become the first man to swim across the Korea Strait to the Japanese island of Tsushima, 49.5 km away. The Dong-A Dbo, the daily paper sponsoring the event for its
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      Lock icon Trip to Japan
      34 2 TOKYO, Mon. US Assistant Secretary of Defence Robert W Komer will visit Japan next month to renew American demand for increased Japanese defence efforts, the Yomuiri Shim bun reported today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Viet poison gas killed 82, say guerillas
      283 2 BANGKOK, Monday VIETNAMESE forces using "a new type of poisonous gas" killed at least 82 people in one Kampuchean province, the Khmer Rouge radio said today. The report, monitored here, said 45 children J were among the 82 dead. "Several other people are
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      Lock icon Soldiers held over village chief's death
      83 2 1 MANILA, Mon. The Philippine martial law regime ordered the arrest today of four soldiers over the killing of a village chief opposed to a controversial dam project in northern Luzon. The four were an officer. Lt Olegario Adalem. and three others two of
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      Lock icon 2,100 who died on a one-way ticket
      144 2 TOKYO, Mon. An estimated 2,1 M members of a secret Japanese kamikaze naval commando unit were killed In suicide attack* on enemy shipping In World War 11, according to a book published here today. Author Shlro Aral, M, a former member of the
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      Lock icon Japan to double foreign aid
      119 2 TOKYO, Mon. The Foreign Ministry plans to double Japan's official development aid to developing nations in the next five years, officials said today. They said the plan may be made clear at a spe- cial economic session of I the United Nations opening in New
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      Lock icon US policy towards Pakistan unchanged'
      150 2 US policy towards Pakistan unchanged' ISLAMABAD, Mon. The United States has assured Pakistan that its policy towards the country has not changed and that Washington regards it as holding an important position in the Islamic world, Foreign Minister Agha Shahi said here today. He said that the US State Department,
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      Lock icon Militants will hold talks
      82 2 NEW DELHI. Mon Leaders of a miliunt anti-immigrant rampaign in India's troubled north eastern Assam state said tonight they would meet emissaries of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi tomorrow for preliminary talks I'ntil the announcement, it was uncertain whether students, spearheading the campaign for the past 11
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      Riot action
      42 2 SAN SEBASTIAN. (Spain) Mon. Riot police fired rub ber bullets and smoke bomb yesterday to disperse abou 1.000 Basque nationalists de mantling an amnesty for al leged separatist guerillas, po lice saia. There were no im mediate reports of casualties
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      Lock icon Guided to a flight path of death
      306 3 Guided to a flight path of death SAN FRANCISCO, Mon AIR traffic controllers misidentified a twin-en-gine plane last April and guided it through dense fog directly into the side of a mountain, killing all i four men aboard, accord ing to a report yesterday. The crash occurred when the controllers
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      Lock icon 70 killed
      47 3 TEHERAN, Mon. Some 70 Iraqis were killed and several <>( their tanks destroyed in an Iraqi attack last weekend on the Iranian border town of Qasr-E-Shirin in Kermanshah province, the Islamic republic newspaper said yesterday. It reported there were no Iranian losses in the incident. AFP.
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      Lock icon Iran keeping hostages to sway votes
      148 3 NEW YORK, Monday UNITED States President Jimmy Carter said in an interview broadcast last night he had intelligence reports that Iran intended to hold US hostages seized in November until after the presidential elections to try to influence the way Americans voted. Asked if
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      Lock icon New terminal
      28 3 SEOUL, Mon. President Choi Kyu-Hah today officially opened South Korea's new US$lO7 million (*****.8 million) airport terminal, at the Kimpo international airport, a spokesman said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon It's a loan says Libya
      108 3 NEW YORK, Mon. Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi says the U*****, 000 (5J466.400) his country gave to the American president's brother Billy Carter was a loan that was "probably" related to the oil business, the New York Times reported yesterday. The newspaper quoted Gaddafi as
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      Lock icon GUNMEN'S SALUTE TO TERROR
      72 3 GUNMEN'S SALUTE TO TERROR TWO hooded men, one brandishing a pistol and the other a rifle, standing np above the crowd In a show of strength in Belfast at the weekend. Sporadic rioting continued In Belfast yesterday as members of the Irish Catholic minority demanded British withdrawal from Northern Ireland.
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      Lock icon Focus on poor nations
      85 3 LONDON, Mon. A summit meeting of the leaders of industrialised nations, the third world and oil expurtine countries will be held in Mexico next spring or summer, the Times newspaper reported today. It said that the summit, proposed early this year In a report by former
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      Lock icon German economy will recover says minister
      119 3 HAMBI KO, Mon. me West tierman economy will recover from Its current tilowdown and kcum again next year, Economic Minister Otto Ijunhisdorf! said in an Interview published here today. Count Lambsdorff was quoted In a newspaper report as saying that consumers were spending less
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      Lock icon US calms allies fear over N-strategy
      359 3 'NO DESIRE FOR A NUCLEAR WAR' WASHINGTON, Monday IN AN effort to reassure allied governments over President Carter's new nuclear arms strategy, Defence Secretary Harold Brown h.is told western European defence ministers that the United States has "no desire to fight a nuclear war".
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      Lock icon Pravda raps Nato's military build-up
      130 3 Pravda raps Nato's military build-up MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda today denounced the "noticeable intensification of military activity on North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's north flank" and the Natos new plans aimed against the Soviet Union. According to Pravda, Nato plans to station j more troops in Northern
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      Soap 'bomb' man hijacks jet
      159 3 HAVANA, Mon. A uuu. "armed" with a cake of snap dressed up Ukr a bomb, hijacked an airliner to Cuba from the I niu-d States yeMtrrday, American official)* said Thr unidentified I au.a sian, »K''d about Mi, kepi fllppinK thr flamr of a rlKarrttr IIKhU-r
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      Lock icon CRITICISM OF SUPER POWER ARMS POLICY
      255 3 GENEVA, Mon Ihe United States and the Soviet Union face cnti cism of their bilateial arms control efforts when a month-long review of the 1968 nuclear non proliferation treaty begin* in Geneva today. Practically all the 114 countries which have pledged not to develop
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      Lock icon Oil income of 10 Arab states up by half
      142 4 Oil income of 10 Arab states up by half BAHRAIN, Mon. The oil revenues ot II Arab states rase by M per cent last year, bat Inflation and correajcy riuot nations kept oil prices In real terms at the 1974 price level, according to an official report. Dr All Ahmed
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      Lock icon Two shocked to death
      57 4 JARKATA, Mon. Two people were killed and four injured by a Uve power cable lying In a pond, police said today. A family of six was walking beside the pool yesterday when the father and his three year old son were electrocuted. The mother and their
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      32 4 CARACAS, Mon. Floods caused by heavy rains in eight Venezuelan states during the last four days have killed at least S people and left thousands homeless, authorities reported yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon A new crisis for the Begin government
      303 4 NO-FAITH MOVE BY OPPONENTS JERUSALEM, Mon. A new crisis looms over Prime Minister Menachem Beein's administration after opposition Labour Party members today vowed to seek a vote of no-confidence in the gov- eminent in Parliament on Wednesday. Parliament is at present in summer
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      Lock icon Going on the rocks
      117 4 PRINCESS Caroline (above) of Monaco and Philippe Junot in a picture taken in happier times. The Monaco Palace announced over the weekend that the couple has been officially separated She said, however, that divorce was not being considered at present. Astonished In response to the an-
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      Lock icon Big Majlis 'yes' to Rajai as new Prime Minister
      281 4 EDUCATION Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai, a Muslim fundamentalist, was today overwhelmingly endorsed by the Majlis (Parliament) as Iran's new Prime Minister. With 196 members present, he obtained 153 votes. Twenty-four opposed his candidacy and 19 abstained. The election of the 46-year-old
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      Lock icon 3,000 demonstrate outside British embassy
      185 4 3,000 demonstrate outside British embassy TEHERAN, Mon. Abont S,m Iranians, shouting "Death to America, death to England," demonstrated In front of the British embassy In Teheran early today, demanding the release of Iranian students Jailed In London. The demonstrators demanded that their "ststerx and brothers" be freed from British Jails
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      Lock icon Spreading a net across the Pacific
      2708 6  -  QUEK PECK LIM The Times Organisation goes multinational By Assistant Editor of Business Times in a special report for The Straits Times THE exploits of Times Publishing hit newspaper headlines recently, with readers being told of a successful "dawn raid" on the equity of
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    Graft is a 'killer' on the loose, says Alatas
    364 7 Graft is a 'killer' on the loose, says Alatas CORRUPTION can kill and has worsened in many Third World countries, said Prof Syed Hussein Alatas, head of the Malay Studies Department of the National University of Singapore, yesterday. He said that in some Third World countries, government control of public
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    LABOURER KILLED HIMSELF IN FRONT OF BROTHER
    194 7 LABOURER KILLED HIMSELF IN FRONT OF BROTHER A POLICE national service absentee stabbed himself in front of his brother without telling him why, a coroner's court heard yes- i terday. A verdict of suicide was recorded on casual labourer Toh Tiam Huat, 37, who died in his brother Toh Slew
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    Helping hand from CC
    52 7 THE Hukit Merah community rentre will hold (nurses on agar agar. elementary dress making, advanced cooking, mrl cakemaking. restaurant took ing. ronvrr Ml loi 1 1 Mandarin (part two) and l.intern making this month Entry forms arc available at the centre net ween 3 p.m. and
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    CC classes
    21 7 THE Oylang East community i-entrp will start yoga and tai chi classes this month For further details, telephone 402*5
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    Creative Circle looking for the best ads
    346 7 Creative Circle looking for the best ads WHEN the Creative Circle was formed about two months ago, one of its primary aims was to set up a series of awards for creative advertising that has been conceived and executed in Singapore. They are now calling for official entries of English
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    Hari Raya joy from today
    86 7 Ml SLIMS hrre celebrate Hari Kaya Puasa today, exchange visits and greetings. The IsUna grounds and Botanic (■ardens are expected to have their nil of holiday visitors. The celebrations will go beyond today. A children's party, organised by the River Valley Com- munlty Centre's Children's
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    Air tickets charge
    37 7 I.AMKI bin Ahmat. I charged yesterd;i> with house breaking and stealing 2.144 airline tickets on Nov 14 lasi year at Kinlayson House X.if ties yu.-iy He was remanded till his •nenlioned on Aiir 18
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    Burst pipes, cracks in 15 houses
    405 7  -  YONG POW ANG By CRACKS appeared in the floors and walls. Water and gas pipes burst. Owners of 15 bungalows in Dv- I nearn Road compared I notes and found that they had these common problems. One of them, Mr Khonn Win Hong, M,
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    Suit defendant can't leave Australia
    290 7 THE High Court heard yesterday why shipowner Ronald Reardon was not in Singapore to defend a claim for $54,200, although he had provided surety for that amount to the court four years ago. Mr B. Mohan Singh, for Mr Reardon, said bis client was involved
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    Three men face car theft charges
    180 7 Three men face car theft charges NG Kok Heng, 33, was charged yesterday with stealing a Mercedes-Benz from the car park of Block 46, Marine Crescent, on July 27 and another from the compound of the Redhouse Sea Food Restaurant on July 22. Ng together with Goh Sioh Boon, 33
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    New officials of institute
    67 7 MR CHEAH AH LEE has been elected president of the Singapore Institute of Building Other officials are Mr l.im Chong Nam (vice president), Mr Harry Poh (secretary) and Mr Ng Man Choong (treasurer) Mr Chan Ah Lam. Mr Tan Kian Huay. Mr l.im Thye San. Mr
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    A celebration
    24 7 THE Indonesian Embassy here will hold a reception at the Mandarin Hotel on Sunday at 7 p.m. lo celehrate Imlonisia's Independence nay
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    The Singapore identity
    909 8 There's a sense of belonging and room for cultural differences forum consensus IS THERE a Singapore identity? In a television forum on Sunday night, there was consensus that wo have a sense of belonging and room for cultural differences. As tO whether "a Pgr— mi^^^h^^^^k caDed a
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    Two moves to pep up gold futures
    272 8 Two moves to pep up gold futures THE Gold Exchange of Singapore has given the futures market a big boost by lowering the amount of original deposit and waiving the minimum brokerage rate. From yesterday, the minimum deposit required to secure outstanding contracts has been lowered from U556,500 (5513.780) per
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    Woman lined $2,000 for bigamy
    179 8 Woman lined $2,000 for bigamy A n- YEAR-OLD woman factory worker was yesterday fln«d V,m and sentenced to a day's Jail for bigamy. histrlrt Judge Dallp Singh also fined her for making it false declaration before a Commissioner for Oaths at the Registry of Marriages. Avst Supt of Police Derek
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    Wife in the know for 10 years
    265 8 A HAWKER'S assistant who knew about her husband's bigamous life for 10 years, was granted a divorce by the High Court yesterday. Madam Chia Oca Yeaw, 39, was granted a divorce after her counsel, Mr Lee Sing Lit of the Legal Aid Bureau,
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    Walk down memory lane to recall her 'fantasy dad'
    321 8 MRS Carolann Hanna Kelly a writer from Hawaii, has returned after 3l years to look for old memories. Mrs Kelly, 45, arrived last Wednesday night in search of news about her fathei the late Dr Jacob Hanna. And to take a
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    Where to give blood
    91 8 THE total number of blood donations received last week was 680 units. Transfusions totalled 942 units of blood. Blood donation sessions next week will be held at the Coldhill Plaza in Thomson Road on Aug 19 from 10 a.m. till 4.30 p.m. and at the Far
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    Another 77 refugees
    43 8 ANOTHER 77 Vietnamese refugees arrived yesterday on the British freighter Bendearg after being picked up from their boat in the South China Sea. They are expected to be allowed ashore after the British High Commission gives them a resettlement guarantee
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    Trust fund tot Jewish charity set up
    313 8 Trust fund tot Jewish charity set up MR Justice Siniidthaiaj ymerdaj appi i ■COMM i ailed the Su.^a I pore Jewish Charitie Trust Fund *hich has ai the moment in excCM o( j $3 million" in property in vestent, bonds and fixed I deposits. State Counsel Stephen Tok, for the
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    More courses
    27 8 THE Duxton Plain community centre plans to hold courses on violin playing, restaurant cooking and vegetarian cooking later this month For further details, telephone *****47.
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    Haji Rais gives his recipe for ripe old age
    269 9 ONK raw egg a day in his tea with milk that's the breakfast prescription that peps up IW-year-old Hajl Rais bin Haji Mohamed Omar, who will celebrate Harl Raya Pnasa today with his family. His family consists of three children, including
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    26 NS doctors to work in govt hospitals
    327 9  -  RONNIE WAI BIGGEST BATCH FOR WARD EXPERIENCE' By THE Defence Ministry has directed 26 national service doctors to work in government hospitals for ward experience and exposure. The Chief Medical Officer of the Singapore Armed Forces, Col (Dr) Sect Lip Chai, said
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    CONSTABLE FOUND SHOT WAS UNHAPPY IN JOB
    261 9 CONSTABLE FOUND SHOT WAS UNHAPPY IN JOB A PORT Authority uolice constable, who had told his mother he was unhappy in his job, was later found with a gunshot wound in his head in the PSA charge office, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Sohaime bin Abdul Hamid, 23, a Boyanese,
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    Reminder to report change of address
    137 9 lINI>KR thn Nationali Ik'Kistration Ac t. ;i person who holds SintMimn' Identity card muni report any chaage of addnai within 14 d.iys Kailm.- to do so is an offence carrying a penalty of imprisonment up to fivr man or I fine up to t5OOO
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Detective strikes twice against smugglers
      150 11 Detective strikes twice against smugglers KOTA BARU, Mon. A detective corporal recovered 10 tubes of morphine and 20 bags of rice, believed smuggled in from across the border, within an hour here yesterday. Cpl Tengku Ad nan bin Tengku Burhanuddin received a pat on the back from acting CID chief,
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      Lock icon House razed
      29 11 PETAUNG JAVA, Mon. Five tM»m— were made home less when Ore destroyed their wooden house here today. None of them had time to save their belongings. NST.
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      Lock icon More monitors but no sign of pig waste
      245 11 More monitors but no sign of pig waste KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Science, Technology and Environment Ministry has established additional monitoring points in the Tebrau Straits in Johore as part of a water quality control programme. A ministry spokesman said today samples of water were being taken from these points
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      Lock icon Higher subsidy to cushion oil price rise
      166 11 THE Malaysian government has decided to grant a higher subsidy for petrol to soften the blow from an imminent price increase. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said here at the weekend that the government had decided to allow another increase in petrol price
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      Lock icon Girl tells of rape by two in car
      125 11 Girl tells of rape by two in car SEREMBAN, Mon. A 14-year-old girl reported to police today that two men took turns to rape her in the back seat of a car at Nllai, near here yesterday. She told police she was with her younger sister plucking leaves for goats
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      Lock icon 13 hurt as bus overturns
      60 11 13 hurt as bus overturns JOHORE BARU. Mon. Thirteen people were injured when their tour bus overturned at the 28th mile Air Hitam-Johore Baru road yesterday. The bus, carrying passengers, was (ravelling from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore when it went out of control and overturned. The bus driver and a
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      Lock icon $55,000 haul
      40 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A gunman held up a woman accounts clerk and a security guard and robbed $55,000 on the ground floor of the Sungai Wang Plaza today The robber escaped with an accomplice on a motor-cycle. NST.
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      Two go on hunger strike over caves
      125 11 KUALA 1.1 MPI'K, Mas. Save the Bata Caves campalgaers laaaehed a renewed drive yesterday ta get the Selaager geverav ment to st»p Immediately the Masttag at the quarries adjoining the caves. Shipping worker S. Krishnan, 22, and student M. Kavlnathan, 21, began a
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      'Publishing business fighting for its life'
      320 11 Lumpur, have so far been blacklisted and their supplies discontinued. Several others have been warned not to deal in pirated titles or face the consequences. Some publishers, however, believe that the pirates are getting round this problem of retail stores not accepting their books
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      300 kiddie schools
      63 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. There will be about 300 kindergartens in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor by the end of the year. The Malay Mail reported at the weekend. The newspaper, quoting a spokesman of the Selangor Education Department, said the figure was based on the present rate of
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      Caught by ambulance
      43 11 IPOH. Moo. Five RMAF men in an ambulance chased and caught two snatch theft suspects In busy Jatan Sultan Idrts Shah here on Saturday, police said yesterday. They also recovered a handbag containing $37 belonging to seamstress Chong Yew Mooi.
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      228 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp I'VE BEEN PEELIN&/- >J HOvA /iTfeTRUE MAYBE J'QGS IS tl MCVE OVER I LIKE VEBX TIRED y IT'S 1 DAQE I I XtEP OlG^iT- I'LL STOP if— f THE WAY MOU x^ i-ATELY-AUD Y( NOT YOU BUSY AND AT HIS OPPICE AND
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    Preserve country for posterity: Pang Boon
    541 12 Preserve country for posterity: Pang Boon SINGAPOREANS must take their commitment to their country one step further and preserve the nation for generations to come, Labour Minister Ong i Fang Boon said. "Our commitment to this Republic began when several generations of our ancestors came here, first to work and
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    MPs urge even greater effort by workers
    341 12 MPs urge even greater effort by workers WORK harder. This i exhortation was the I main theme of speeches delivered during National Day observance ceremonies held at work- places all over Singapore yesterday. I One MP after another called for greater effort from the Republic's workforce. National Trades Union Congress
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    Special rates for that print
    90 12 Special rates for that print THE Sunday Times front-page colour spread of the National Stadium at the height of the National Day celebrations on Saturday drew numerous calls from the public yesterday and on SunWhile some called to rongratnlate Chief Photographer Mak Klan Seng, others asked to buy the photograph.
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    Bank assn's dinner
    55 12 THE Singapore Bank Officers' Association will hold its 14th. anniversary dinner and dance at the Neptune Theatre and Nightclub on Saturday at 7.15 p.m. The Minister of Labour. Mr Ong Pang Boon, and the Na- I tional Trades I'nion Congress 1 secretary-general, Mr him Chee Onn, will
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    Lock icon ASEAN FAIR NETS $2.4m SALES
    143 12 ASEAN FAIR NETS $2.4 m SALES SOUTH-EAST Asian nations exhibiting at the recent Asean trade fair in Melbourne chalked up sales of $2.4 million, the Australian Trade Commission in Singapore said today. The commission said the exhibitors indicated that they expected an additional US36 million (5J76.3 million) worth of sales
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    Opening date
    22 12 THE Minister for Trade and Industry. Mr Goh Chok Tons. will open Narhi Industries in Jurong on Friday 3.15 p.m.
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    More liberal Japan-Spore air pact on the cards
    252 12 More liberal Japan-Spore air pact on the cards THE air agreement between Singapore and Japan may be further liberalised when delegates of the two countries meet here later I 11 lo nrCtrK A seven- member Japanese team arrives tomorrow, led by the Director of International Affairs, Civil Aviation Bureau, Mr
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    SIA gets loan for Airbus flight simulator
    155 12 SIA gets loan for Airbus flight simulator SINGAPORE AIRLINES recently concluded a $10 million loan agreement with the Export Development Corporation of Canada (EDC) to finance the purchase of an Airbus flight simulator. The $11.8 million simulator will be installed at SlA's new training centre at Changi Airport not only
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    Flower art
    30 12 A TALK and demonstration on "The art of silk-flower making" will be held at the Wum-nMown Branch Library lecture room on Saturday at 3 p.m Admission is free.
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    492 BOOKED LAST WEEK
    30 12 THE Traffic Police and the Registry of Vehicles booked 492 people and Issued summonses to 473 for violating traffic rules last week. Nineteen others were warned.
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      348 12 IHE SUNNY^MltEr^^^^^*'^mcT& 4HE WAY y ■Hb Btaulu^B^B^Ba^uV-SM~Mur^>^>risa*rHß?s)4knt^B>^BVauV^^B B^si^si^si^si^siiv^slS Sunday Times Aag 11. Order Form for The Sunday Times Colour Picture of the 1980 National Day Parade Name: Address: Contact Tel No: Print Sue Cost per Print No ot Prints Total Cost 10 X 8 J 800 (?scm X ?ocm) 14
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    Dubious ads: The best way to weed them out
    520 13 Dubious ads: The best way to weed them out advertisements placed in their papers. The spokesman for one of the Chinese newspapers said: "We try to go through each advertisement, nut it is difficult to check those from overseas. Even with local advertisements, it is difficult to draw the line
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    SBS stamps on sale
    46 13 THE Singapore Bus Service's concession stamps (or next month are on sale at the Housing Board head office until Aug 19. At post offices, SBS Bedok and Jurong Interchanges and Silo riKU supermarkets, the stamps will be on sale until Sept 5.
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    Local banks share of assets getting smaller
    429 13  - Local banks share of assets getting smaller ALVIN TAY By of Business Times LOCAL banks, despite their high rate of growth, have been losing ground steadily to foreign banks. At the end of last year, for instance, the local i banks' share of total assets, including Asian I Currency Units,
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    AIRLINE TICKETS: POLICE SEEK HIS HELP
    87 13 AIRLINE TICKETS: POLICE SEEK HIS HELP I'OI.KK are seeking the help of Mr Jafaar bin Mohained Saman (above) in their Investigation Into the theft of airline tickets from the Thai Airways SAS office la Flnlayson House, Raffles Quay, on Nov 14 last year. Any information on his whereabouts should be
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    Man found dead
    52 13 A NATIONAL serviceman was I found dead yesterday at the foot of Block 8, Upper Boon Keng Road. Police identified him as Lee Hock Soon, 19, who was attached to the Police Academy. Police said he had a bag lying by his side. They do not suspect
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    $60,000 bail
    36 13 SAI.KSMAN Chua Kirn Mm. 36, charged with 45 counts of cheating last week, was allowed bail of $60,000 in two sureties yesterday till his case is heard between Jan 12 and 15 next year
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    LONG SERVICE MEDAL (cont'd)
    713 13 THE following names complete the list of recipients of the National Day Lone Service Medal (Pineat Bakti SetU). Miss Seah Geok Cheng, principal nursing officer, Tan Tork Seng Hospital Mr Seah Scow Leng, clerical officer (interpreter), grade m, Police Department; Mr Sehat bin Saim, clerical officer,
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1980
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      REAL MAO
      385 14 IN his lifetime. Chairman Mao Zedong was a godlike figure to the Chinese people. Mao's words ami thoughts were their bible. Yet only three years after his death, the human side of Mao, notably his failings, is being slowly brought to light. Since his death, his successors have
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      PEOPLE'S PRESIDENT
      367 14 THE Lstana is having more than its fair share of birthday celebrations this week. Just two days after the 15th National Day reception, a birthday party is being planned for the Istana's chief resident. President Sheares turns 73 today. And in his usual quiet unassuming style, he is
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    Lock icon Making a comeback will be a tough job for Carter
    1595 14  -  HEDRICK SMITH By in New York NOT since Harry Truman staged his brash and startling comeback against a complacent Republican ticket in 1948 has an elected incumbent president been such an underdog for re-election as Jimmy Cartel is in 1980.
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    Poll confirms Democrats' worst fears Reagan ahead in Democratic wards
    440 14  - Poll confirms Democrats' worst fears Reagan ahead in Democratic wards MARJORIE HUNTER By in Washington A NEW Democratic study shows Ronald Reagan far ahead of President Carter in Democratic congressional districts throughout the nation. The study further shows John Anderson, the independent presidential candidate, leading Carter in polls of Democratic
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  • ASEAN NOTES
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      More woman teachers: Posting woes
      341 14 KI'AI.A LUMPUR There are more women than men in the teaching profession and I his jNise: some problems when h comes to rural posting, the Education Ministry s Uiiei in! of Planning and Research. Datuk Haji Ahmad bin Salleh, said today About «i ixm cent
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      Lock icon National park will have a live volcano
      336 14 MANILA Philippine officials hope m estab lish a hiitfe nation. ii nark in an area smith of here thai Includes an ac live volcano, an abundance of wild life, lush vegetation and spectacular scenery. Work on the 25,000 ha area, located in the
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  • FORUM
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      Ungrateful to complain about a little waiting
      107 15 ('LEASE refer to recent letters from readers complaining about having to queue at outpatient clinics and receiving |>erfunctory treatment by doctors. I understand they rereive medical treatment from highly paid professionals almost free of charge. They choose to forget this fact and ate
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      Employers who have been 'played out' by domestic servants
      311 15 THE current Central Provident Fund Act imposes a penalty on the employer and not on the employee if no CPF contribution for the employee is made liomest Ie servants (especially Malaysians) seek inn employment in Singapore boldly place the condition that
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      I'm dismayed at service
      77 15 IT WAS with eager anticipation that I looked forward to the increased SBC FM radio service hours. However, when the new service started I was dismayed to find that the "prime time" was devoted to non- English programmes. As the AM reception in my ai-ea is
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      All should have an equal chance to compete for place
      384 15 AS WE have only the one university in our country, students in the various streams in pre-university classes should be given equal opportunities to compete for a place in this university. But this is not so. I am speaking in
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      Take some action now before our nerves crack
      369 15 Take some action now before our nerves crack THE not-so-lucky residents living near the Bedok South Avenue 3 bus depot have been busconditioned for more than three years to the point that before we end up as nervous wrecks, could the SBS let us know how soon will the bus
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      Now we have to change buses
      78 15 AS more working people movr Into the West Coast Koad area, there In a need for a bus service running from here rutting Into Clement! Koad, Commonwealth Avenue, Queensway, Napier Koad, Orchard Road, Victoria i Street. Kallang Koad, Ka*t Coast Koad and ending at
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      Should only doctors teach medical students?
      207 15 Should only doctors teach medical students? YOU report ("Medical Dilemma, ST, Aug 2) the views of four lecturers of the National University of Singapore's Medical Faculty that "...In the preclinical years, biochemistry and physiology must be taught by mcdical men..." I am Visiting Professor M* .Parallel subject of Clinical Biochemistry,
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      Unlikely to get flats in Bedok New Town
      100 15 WK REFER to the letter, "Any hope of Bedok flat?" by "Virgo" <ST, May 24). There are about I5.M* applicants for flats In the Bedok-Tamplnes zone. As there are only 7, CM unite of Hats to be completed In Bedok New Town,
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      Decline in condition of river is alarming
      163 15 r. rtr.rtl' willl irneresi out report "Drop In grouses over pollution: Report," ST. July IM) that the number of complaints concerning pollution hail dropped Perhaps there is .i mm son other than the one Inferred. It could be that those affected simply ni
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1196 16 IHK Us! iNMri if.u»> sak .it Ihv dm at busincv. on ihr ftacfe K\i h.m»{r o( Siu^ i nparvd *ith tK.> pm)ow M i.-ic'-ih*'! »ilh IfTN ht k 'fi IBM Adjushti hi mii|< nifhls IM) ISIKUI M.HMIK l» .2 MO <05 unrh -■M M Chpm hid i ,n,l
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      SCOREBOARD
      164 16 Closing tone: Slightly Steady. Turnover: of final figures supplied by the Stork Exchange of Singapore m eluding odd lots "Ready" totalled: 5.798,000, units valued at $18,508,000. Industrials accounted for 3,320.000, finance 577,000. hotels 407,000, properties 727,000, debentures, loans and bonds 85,000. plantations 180,000, minings 502,000. "Settlement" contracts totaUed: 367,000
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      Unit trusts
      190 16 MM, AIMIKr. I Ml rkl VI (MM***"' price, tar Aa» II) Thr I omnwr.-e lit) 3.04 T!k Savings KanJ 183 192 S |..u- Prog Fund IS 1.42 Spore Se<- F\ind 2.09 2.2 tad Spore lnw-,1 l--iii.ii 178 1.87 Spore Equity Him) 131 1.37 IMIIMIIKKI IMlllim prtrra tar Atf
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1747 16 1111) and atirr prices offiriaU) listed .in.l business in and reported lo the Siiirk Kxrhaiw of Singapore yes lerday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of I. two units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contrails an quoted alter the word "iMI"
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1642 16 nil) .ml (On pt»i», din 1.11I) li*t«J .ind hapjMBI m .um! rvpotlcd lo the K.1.11.1 i..uii|«]i sic« k bctaafy >•-. irrtUy *nh Iho number <rf sh4ti*s i. idMl shM»n in t»,i. k.K in Int.-. ii l.lJOn unit.s .mu-v. utnrr*w s(nh i M INIM KTKI/UJ* IJmimU <>l' Alraa i2MI
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        Rises
        34 16 rronoh Mint-. E Life \u»tr«l Amil Spore Land M?T5 DrwU sTj m Corp 1220 1800 1380 870 540 4M 615 1180 1090 720 IN 1« 80 70 38 28 2S 20 20 20
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        Falls
        32 16 Mega Chem h-m lad Kulim M»i« Public Bank N 3ia Chew K L Kepong *por» Glau Solloa 870 265 248 2S2 575 545 53S 515 2S8 218 -5 -5 -4 -4
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        Indices
        31 16 B.T Indicator Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations. OCBC: SESInd 7630.00 7743.2 580.09 5B13S *****6 1072 42 531.17 531 S3 438.27 ***** 376.86 386.00 ***** ***** 572.82 ***** 537.84 *****
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        Most Active
        24 16 Trengganu 532,000 Pahang Con 440,000 S Land 439.000 G Lumber 258,000 F Merlin 173,000 Total turnover 6.16m Total value: 119.84m Source: SES
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        H'kong
        906 16 HONGKONG: Slock prices closed mostly higher yester- day, on scattered buying by j small investors although trading conditions were dull and volume was sharply lower in the absence of fresh I developments, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed 6.27 points higher at *****6 but was below the early
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        Sydney
        71 16 SYDNEY: The Sydney stock market's All-Ordinaries index hit a record high as the start of a new account period in London sparked renewed foreign demand yesterday, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries closed at 955.96, up 16.01 points, from 939.97 last FYiday and the previous record of 947.47. Waiter* Mfadag finned
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        Tokyo
        146 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher in moderate trading yesterday, led by oils, steels and heavy electricals, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 11.75 to close at 6778.54 points, on a volume of 250 million shares. The New index closed at 470.01, up 1.66 points. NIppM Steel rose (our
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        KL prices
        240 16 From column 5 PrtallM (IS 20B) (1> 15 20 (1) 15 60 »!>■■■ Rj4 (13.80B *****) (5) 1380(11 1390 ill 14.00 Sd Dra4(e 16 10B CSS) (9) 5 80 (1) 5.90 (lj 5* 13) 6.05 (t) 6 10 (7) 6.30 (10) 6.20 (2) 6.15 (3) «J5 8f Bcri
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    • COMMODITIES
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        STRAITS TIN
        50 16 THE STRAITS tin price fell another $5 to (2,150 per picul (equivalent to $35.55 per kilo, down eight cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 27.« tonnes to 222 3/ 4 tonnes. The market will be closed today and Wednesday for the Hari Raya Pusa holidays.
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        Market holidays
        33 16 THE Singapore rubber market was closed yesterday, and will remain closed today. The Malaysian rubber market was closed yesterday, it will remain closed today and on Wednesday (or Hari Raya Huasa
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      GOLD
      108 16 THE KILOI3AK market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened al $43,064 and closed at $42,788 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00 625 50 and eased gradually on local selling to $619.50 620 before closing the morning session at $621.00 ■Mat Cold re-opened in the afternoon at
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      Produce prices
      147 16 CHINESE frWiee ICxrtaw. Wipprt, mm rMw fries pw IN M )««*>: («aal ail: Bulx lob 129.00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob 1138 00 sellers, new drum lob S145 50 sellers Caara: Mixed (lou*) $78 50 buyers PrMrr Muniok white pepper lob Asia NLW 1430 00
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      Lock icon Peninsular Malaysian May rubber output rises
      254 16 KUALA LUMPUR: rVninsuar Malaysian rubber output n May rose to 110,077 onnes from a revised 87.801 n April but was lower compared with 115.173 in May 1979, statistics department 'igures show Total production (or the First five months fell to 548,901 tonnes from 561,295
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      Mild recovery by shares
      382 16 THE Singapore «*•<* market drifted late a relatively «l«let mood yesterday with Interest eaaeeatraled on a few aeleetod stock*. Valomes were generally lower across the board and traders seemed reserved for the better part of the day. Towards the eloslag minute*, however, bayers staged a last
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      117 16 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1350 65 and closed at $2.1335 42 in the Singapore forex market yesterday The market was traded to a high of $2.1355 65 before clos- ing near the low on long liuui dation i Interbank rates at 3 p.m. J'Znlh
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      955 17 Growth prospects of plantations less bright PROSPKCTS for earnings growth in the Malassian plantation industry have dimmed, al least in the medium term, reports James Capel and Company In a special study of 15 Malaysian plantation companies, the Londonbased broking firm predicts that earnings are likely to tall off considerably
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      483 17 THE immediate outlook for Sungei Besi Mines Malaysia looks gloomy with total production and mining profit for the current year ended Mar 31, 19H0, expect ed to be lower than the previous year. Sungei Besi chairman Raja Badrol Ahmad i mi i cates in his latest
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      195 17 C Storage Holding's offer over subscribed COLD Storage Holdings' offer of 8.75 million Cold Storage (M) Bhd shares has been oversubscribed. The offer which closed last week attracted applications for 68.4 million shares, almost 60 million more than the amount offered for sale. The company said it received applications for
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      114 17 YIM buys Olympia shares OLYMPIA Plywood and Timber Products Bhd has found a new substantial shareholder in the form of Yayasan Islam Melaka (VIM). VIM has acquired 2.8 million shares of $1 each in the plywood company, which has an issued capital of $9.52 million, from Singapore stockbrokers Tsang and
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      620 20 Properties I£^ I MARINE PARADE HOB 0 *****1*11 rial IxMiiiifully renovated Tel ■jenti Baleitlei Road 1 bedroom*, swimming imm.i and ..jv^reci carpark No restriction lo foreign.is IMM si| (I $325,000 Tel MM ONE LUXURIOUS FLAT Hlh Hour 4 bedroom* bathroom muched living' ilirniiK storeroom 2 baJconle* semi- furnished Private carpark
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      589 20 VI Education PRINCIPAL 4 STAFF c, I R.ija\C.,l ii-K>- Wishing all Muslim sin dents <■ friends "Selamal Karl Ray* PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTITI CATE/ lmliviciii.il subjects eOßn* menclni 4/9/80 for LOCI June I urn Kx.iiiiinatiuns Enrol now ai Midland School of Commerce. (Secretarial Bludlea Dtrtakm), 3rd Kloor. Orchard lluililhik I Above
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      448 20 Instruction ATTENTION! EXAMS ARE ci pre.ii, hum TinlKin in M.i I (is Bnfliih (ail level*) available charfei Prion* mMM BILINGUAL TEACHERS SPECIALISED in Math* Science, Kngiish for all levels Trl 4:*****/ *****1 *****83 Classifieds transcend demographic division* b) Language Throuiih Kurophcme lnstitul« (London) for caweer and business Kree demonslration telephone
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      552 20 VII Travel A Tours >*< *«tt?3»mfcfqMlr?'^iS r fl^iy*^*^s. From the people who know travel better AMERICA/CANADA THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE I North South East -west) Still of Nm Vart Ostnct if Cokxrea Fkmei Brrtsn Cawna Oirano Moci Hat] Kaa 28 Days 5J5490/KU5590 15 9 27 10 17 M 24 !i J.
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  • IX OBITURIES
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      52 21 passed away on 11th Auguat. 19S0; Leaving behind: .S sons 5 duUßhtrrs 2 sons-in-law 1 IT. 1111 1 c till. l Address: MM Block 128 Bukit Mereh View Singapore 0314 Tel: *****75 Funeral on 15th August. 19S0 at 12.00 p.m. lor Chua Chu Kang Cemetery. MR KHOO KIM
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      98 21 MR. PL KARUNASENA AGED 67 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 10 8 80 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE SUSEELA, DAUGHTER SUJATHA. SONS WIMALA SURENDRA AND CHANDRASENA. ONE SON-IN-LAW. ONE GRANDSON. BODY RESTING AT MT. VERNON PARLOUR NO. 2 "CREMATION 13. 1. 50 3 P.M. NO WREATHS. DONATIONS TO SRI LANKARAMAVA. MR. SELWVN
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      123 Acknowledgements
      216 21 Leong Lai Kheng Departed: Blh August IMO THI CHIA family (Knk Chye. Kdk LMnC Kok Kllt-miR. Yuet Bit*, Yuel Kewl. wish to express Uieir .sinierr thanks to relalncs frlendi hmlnnw usoclaUt, st.iir of Swan M.n-lareii and mrmben nr Life Church for the condOkHICM, wreaths and assistant dunnx their
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      124 in Memorium
      142 21 (Departed: 12.1.79) O**ply mund. but ilwayi ramwnb*r*d by oil*, children and loved CHIN PAX KUI O»p»rt«d 12th Aug. 1970 "THY WORD IS A LAMP UNTO MY RET AND A LIGHT UNTO MY PATH" PSA 119. 10ft SAVE IN THE ARMS OK OUR LORI) JESUS For*v*f nmnnlMrad by
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    Cabbie's secret of getting there...
    373 21 TAXI driver Qnek Sene Kee (above) has revealed the secret of how he wins over visitors to Singapore with his knowledge of places around the Island he consults a street directory. <f I keep it tucked In a little corner of my taxi. I mean
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    342 21 says Dr Tan "STAGATIME" on the sports field will preI vent a "prime time squeeze" and result in Singaporeans making the most of the facili- ties provided, Mr Tan Eng Liang, chairman i of the Singapore Sports Council, said yesterday. "Although there is
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    217 21 Japanese teams to help resettle refugees TOKYO, Mon. A government-backed welfare organisation will send three study groups to Thailand. Malaysia, Singapore and Hongkong this monthto help promote the resettlement of Indochinese refugees in Japan. A five-member team from the Asian People Welfare and Education Foundation will leave for Thailand on
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    79 21 PUBLIC Utilities Board is still repairing the faulty cables which caused blackouts in the Orchard Road and River Valley Road areas on Thursday morning. The faulty cables are between the Pulau Saigon and Oreal World substa- tions and Ngee Ann Building and the Mount
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    302 21  - Magazine team here to capture a miracle WEE BENG HUAT By YOU could easily mistake him for another picturesnapping tourist wandering around Chinatown. But Dean Conger, who has just arrived in Singapore, is not on holiday. For the next six weeks, this photographer from National Geographic will be covering our
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      Lock icon Nehemiah beats Olympic time for 110m hurdles
      369 22 Nehemiah beats Olympic time for 110m hurdles COLOGNE, Mon. Renaldo Nehemiah, of the United States, yesterday equalled this year's best time in the 110 m hurdles, clocking 13.23 sec. at an international track meet here. It was the second time in three days that the 21-year-old world recordI holder has
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      169 22 Surrey's batsmen tear Australia apart LONDON, Mon. Sur- rey's batsmen, led by opener Alan Butcher, tore 1 apart the Australian cricketers' bowling here yesterday to reach 338 for I seven at the end of the I first day of their three- day match. Butcher's top score of i 88 led
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      79 22 SURREY let Inn- Batcher b Chappell 88 Clinton r Marsh b Lillee 4 Knight c Marsh b Lillee 0 Howarta c Chappell b Mallett 66 I RMpe C Yallop b MaUett 54 Lynch b Chappell 59 Alam c Yallop b Thomson 14 Jarknuui not out 32 Klrhmrd* not out
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      268 22 Laf f itte drives his Ligier to victory FRENCHMAN Jacques Laffite won the West German Formula One Grand Prix in a Ligier here yesterday after a puncture robbed Australiar Alan Jones of victory in the closing stages of the race. But speedy pit-work enabled Jones to gain third place behind
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      126 22 SILVKRSTONK, Mon. brilliant young American Randy Mamola delayed compatriot Kenny Roberts' march towards his third successive world sMec championship by comfortably winning the British Grand Prix motor ryrle race here yesterday. Mamola, 24, finally shrugged off the challenge of his experienced rival with about II laps remaining,
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      93 22 LUXEMBOURG, Mon. Belgian Andre Malherbe clinched the 500 cc world motocross championship here yesterday, despite trailing in third place on both stages, behind compatriot Roger Decoster. American Brad Lackey, the only man with a real chance of catching Malherbe before yesterday's race, could only manage fifth place on
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      305 22 i INDIANAPOLIS, Mon Argentina's Jose-Luis Clerc brought unheralded Mcl Pur1 cell's storybook dream back to i reality yesterday, beating the I fledpling professional 7-5, 6-3 (or the men's singles title in i the United States Open clay court tennis tournament. Purcell. 21, who turned professional only three weeks ago
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      241 22 Clerc puts Purcell back into reality 6:16:31. 2 Rafael de guevara (spa) same lime. 3. Willy TeirHnck (bel) 6:16:53. 4. Fedor Den Hertog (Hoi) same time. 5. Werner Devos (Bel) same time. SOCCER Panama and Costa Rica drew 1-1 (half-time 1-0) in a Central American soccer qualifying round match in
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      713 22 The largest winning margin in PGA tournaments I ROCHESTER, Mon. It was the largest winI Jack Nicklaus, written """S margin in the history off as over-the-hjU two to tt M > I ?f me t th t e months at?o aiirteA slrokes better than the
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      419 22 INVITATION OF TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS TO SABAH LAND DEVELOPMENT BOARD, SABAH, MALAYSIA The Sobah land Development Board is inviting prospective workshop equipment and tools suppliers from countries who are members ol the Asian Development Bank to tender for the supply ond delivery
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      130 22 aTH DEWAN BANDARAYA KUALA LUMPUR NOTIS TAWARAN Tawaran adalah j dipelawa daripada pernbekal pembekal yang diakui bagi menjalankon k«rja-ker- ja teperti berikut:Tawaran bagi Drilling, supply, inttalla- j tion, tasting commissioning of tub* w*ll with all as- so<iot*d Pumping Equipment at the) Ch*ro» Depot of the) Dewan Bandaraya, Kuala Lumpur, Jalan
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      291 23  -  WILFRED YEO By LOU CONDO. the Australian snooker professional who has been delighting Singapore players and spectators with his entertaining demonstrations and match-plays, may be back with more in a few months. Sports Equipment, the local firm who sponsored his visit to the
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      105 23 IT'S confirmed. Singapore umpire Chong Uaa Klat will officiate In the world table tennis championships in Hongkong, starting on Ang. 21, reports PETER SIOW. The 44-year-old vice-principal of Kong Hwa Primary School was proposed by the Singapore Table Tennis Association. But the proposal was
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      386 23  -  PETER SIOW FURTHER STUDIES AND NEW JOB RESTRICT PARTICIPATION By NATIONAL table tennis champions Lee Yong Kong and Leow Hock Moi Singapore's No. 1 men and women players respectively, will not be available for the Asia-Africa-Latin America championships in Tokyo next month. Lee, 20,
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      566 23 PENANG, Mon. Trainer Osman Sarimin suffered a big blow last year when the powerful Agasam stable decided to transfer all their horses under Malaysian trainers to Singapore. The move came after the Malaysian syces dis- rupted racing for one I meeting in Malaysia, taking
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      99 24 JAKAKiA, Mon. Indonesia will not lake part in the coming Asian badminton championships in Kuala Lumpur in February next year because of a crowded programme, which includes the All England tournament, a spokesman of the Indonesian Badminton Federation said today. The Kuala Lumpur chamuionships, which
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      Rivalry speaks well of Singapore
      439 24 By PATRICK BASTIANS THE Ovaltlne Individual graded squash championship* which ended on Sunday, was the best yet, with a lot of new faces that sparkled, familiar ones that startled, and old ones that faded away. It has often bees said that A graders finish off
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      Asikin becomes talk of alley
      206 24 Asikin becomes talk of alley By WILFRED YEO THE low scores, during the first three days of the Singapore international bowling championships at the Kallang Bowl have given participants and spectators, little to talk about Hut. w-sterday, Indonesia's A.sikiii Saleh found his ua\ into their conversations with a splendid 1,314-pinfall
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      185 24 By KEN JALLEH Jr ANG PENG SIONG, Singapore's fastest swimmer, leaves for Hawaii today to take part in the international invitational championships there on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Ang, 17, wa.s the only competitor fleeted by the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association, after details
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      186 24 Lee wins US Player of Year award KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Lee Wai Chine, of Malaysia, has been named Tennis Player of the Year by a group of American colleges. The 24-year-old Selangor player, now studying in the University of Washington, shares the honour with Robert Van't Hog, of the University
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      169 24 j KHALSA, one of Singaixnc s mnsi UmoUS hinkey dubs for decades, will celebrate theli M\th annivenan h> sending an invitation team of IS plajren and UITCC officials on a 16-day tnui ol Kenya and India tonight. I reports R. M AM»K M This is the first
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      349 24 By H IVI ANUHA J I TAI HWA, with better coordination and deadly finishing, disposed of Bras Basah Community Centie 15-5, 15-10, 15-7 .in the Independence I Cup volleyball women's tournament at the Gay World Stadium last "ight The othei factor in lai I
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      Forces upset Tampines to open up race
      508 25  - Forces upset Tampines to open up race JOE DORAI FORCES 1 TAMPINES 0 CHAMPIONS Tampines Rovers' bid to collect two points last night for their National Football League Division One title went bust when they were edged out 1-0 by Armed Forces at the Jurong Stadium. The upset by the
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      296 25 SINGAPORE CHINESE will have to await a Malaysian Chinese Football Association Council decision before they know the result of their South Zone MCFA Cup final clash against Malacca Chinese, reports JOE DORAI. The teams drew M after extra time in Sonday's Sooth Zone
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      185 25 LEEDS, Mon THE fourth day's play in the fifth and final Test match between England and the West Indie was abandoned due to heavy rain here today. Light rain prevented a prompt start to today's play. In the morning, umpires Bill Alley and Ken
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      167 25 Checking whose invite it IS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia are on the road to regaining respect in world badminton, judging from the number of invitation pouring in. But if they are from Thailand, the Badminton Association of Malaysia have to double check on them. The reason: Thailand have two national
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      Singapore youth triumph on skill
      201 25 EINTRACHT FRANKFURT, the West German youth champions, were bigger, stronger and faster, but Singapore youth proved that there was no substitute for skill when they won their friendly soccer match 2-1 at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Skill as possessed by national team striker
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      29 25 TODAYS EVENTS BOWLING Singapore International (Kallang Bowl. 10) VOLLEYBALL laoe«c_teaee Cap (Mea): Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association v Tampines, Kirn Seng CC v Bras Basah (Gay World. 7.30 8.30)
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    262 26  - President Sheares celebrates 73rd birthday today TAN SUAT LIAN By PRESIDENT Shram has a good reason tor cell' hrating on Han Kav.i this year it's his TMiil birthil.i > VVhile the crowd! arc roamiag the [atana'i sprawling grounds today it's opm MOM foi Hat I Kaya their may be a
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    105 26 An emergency landing for chopper BANGKOK. Mon. A government helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing when it was nil by communist guerilla fire during a clash in northern Thailand last week in which four insur gents and two border patrol policemen were killed, police said today. They said
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    521 26  - Japan to send third survey team NGI AM TONG HAI Information technology institute THE proposed Japan-Singapore Institute of Information Technology will be set up here after a third survey team is sent by the Japan International Cooperation Agency to study the various implementation aspects. The implementation survey team will be
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    146 26 Chinese at the touch of a key THIS Is the ttC-key panel of a HuiiKkuiiKdeslgned computerised Chlnrse-laiiKiiaKe typewriter which can trans latr key punches Into Chinese ch»ritc 1.-rs projected on the screen and then printed out on the machines oil the right. The machine »»> d<-\ls«-d by Profetwor Loh Shlu-Chaag
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    49 26 JAKARTA. Mon An t«U ministerial meeting on eneig> will be held here in Septem ber. Minister of Mines and Energy Subruto announced today. Following a meeting with President Suharto, the minister said the meeting will discuss Asean cooperation in nonoil sectors and exchange of experts. AP.
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    229 26  - Woman seeking divorce 'not married MAUREEN CHUA By A HIGH COURT judge yesterday dismissed a divorce petition by a woman labourer on the ground that she was never married. Mr Justice Choor Singh made this ruling after he heard contradictory evidence by Madam Amaravathi, 45, about her "customary wedding The
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    33 26 NK\* YORK, Mon The Dow Junes average of 30 industrial stocks was off 0.51 at 954.18 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Ex change today AF.
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    278 26 Carter: 98 pc of delegates will back me NEW YORK, Mon PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter said last night that he was confident of the support of 96 per cent of the delegates pledged to him at the Democratic national convention, and predicted that the voters would reject Mr Ronald Reagan in
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    60 26 LONDON, Mon Teheran radio claimed yesterday thai Saudi troops charged a "Jerusalem Day" demonstration in towns in eastern Saudi Arabia and jailed an undisclosed number of protestors The radio report said mass rallies were held in Jazirat AlArab and several other Saudi towns after Iranian strongman Ayatollah Ruhollah
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    60 26 SYDNEY. Mon. Police have arrested a man at Mount Isa in central Queensland in con nection with Australia's first theft ol nuclear malrrials. police said today The man, uhu was not named by polite Ml charged and anested after the disapueaiaiice of uianium oxide from tht
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    47 26 IKHr-.KAN. Mon IMrttM Koinan Catholn (uusl.s lUkVt hi-i ii ilimhml lUegaUoM ih.ii the) «ren laraefl iptai ...,d horn.. .< u»l*. according to .vi efIUKMT) n ldk 'I h> An h httlalri i i <nt h.. b) ih. \.iii, .hi la n ih. ....in. i Rcuti i
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    262 26 ISLAMABAD, Monday AFCJHAN guerillas have on troops of Soviet-backe mal at the weekend duri intelligence chief of Kandahar province. A guerilla spokesman said yesterday that 42 members of Mr Karmal's Communist Party were killed when the insurgents threw a bomb at a meeting i.i
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    97 26 20 homeless in half-hour blaze TWENTY people from two families were made homeless when fire destroyed three houses and four wooden shops in Sims Avenue last night. Police said the JO-minule blaze which started at about 7 p.m. was put out by three fire engines. The fire destroyd ,i tailorshop.
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    67 26 SANTIAGO, Mon. Chile's military leader. Gen Augusto Pinochet. 64, has called for a plebiscite next month to approve a new constitution that ensures him the presidency until 1989 Speaking on television and radio last night, the junta leader and president said the flebiscite will be held
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        493 1 This programme will be broadcast over the English Service of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation tonight at 7.45 p.m. and the coming Sunday at 9 a.m. l/csson 33 of this series will be repeated on Thursday at (.45 p.m. over FM stereo. Lesson 47: Did you win or lose?
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        658 1 Story of a veteran actress By KWAN Zl "CHUEN SUM is just another person living around us," said Miss Tang Peck Wan. who is responsible for the success of the character in the Chameleon series. But she took it with little excitement. "Chameleon is only one of the better shows
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      526 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 I WOULD you purposely want to miss Rumpole of the Bailey, (Ch 5, 10.35 p.m.)? Most people wouldn't, considering there's I>eo McKern in the title role. Tonight, our Wordsworth-mumbling barrister has to prove that a young driver charged with assault is really the victim
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      515 2 HERE'S wishing all Muslim viewers Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri, and for all we TV addicts, there's almost more specials than we can cope with. For the young at heart, there's the Hari Rava children's special, Aladdin Dan Lampo Pldt (Ch 5, 10 a.m.), the live action
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        169 2 IMkl M iravi III, a performance by the Kalaivaani Youth Cultural Troupe at the Victoria Theatre at 7.30 p.m. Tickets at $7, $5 and $3. EXHIBITION OP CLASSIC BATIK PAINTINGS by Penang artist Koay Soo kau in the exhibition area of UIC Building in Shenton Way. Open from 10 a.m.
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        1270 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 10.00 AM Opening folowed by Aladdin 6 15 News (English) Dan Lampu Picit (Han Raya Puasa 625 Scoob y nd Scrappy Doo Children's Special) 6-50 Cultural Diary (English) 10.35 The Fintstones Meet am P a a m < Mala V) 1]MI D r c '-30
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        550 3  -  GERALDINE TANG By HERE'S news to make avid ballet fans swoon with excitement. The famous Sadler's Wells Ballet is offering 15 Singaporeans the chance to be up there on stage rubbing shoulders with them when they perform at the National Theatre next month. The lucky
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        549 3 LOOKING at dancer Sylvia McCully in today's "Portraits of Ballet" programme over Channel 8, you will not be able to detect an unusual or extraordinary fact about her. That is, in two dance items, Sylvia was three months pregnant, and in another, she was a full
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        527 3 SSO celebrity concert Friday and Saturday Guest conductor: Vladimir Valek Interview by DELISLE SCHWARTZ FOR a man carrying 300 years of musical tradition on his shoulders, Maestro Vladimir Valek walks with a surprisingly youthful step. The Czech conductor, wearing a bright plaid sports
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        373 5 By TAN SIEW KIM I HAVE a feeling of being got at. Not victimised I hasten to add, merely in danger of being unmasked soon, at the rate things are going. At first, the finger was pointed only at ACS, plus a few
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        655 5 took a peep at some of women of means, si|>?a after an hour -and arehearsal last Thurs en in their everyday i. they sat and stood i special grace and that comes, perhaps with new styled hair, illy accentuated f<-.> md foreign labels from >
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      1043 7 There has been a change in attitude in Japan towards education and the School Education Law was revised to make way for the rising demand for "senshu" or specialised training schools as a formal education system. The "senshu" also provided a means to cut down the rising number
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