The Straits Times, 25 October 1980

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    ASEAN MUST STAY UNITED
    568 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW Prem warns of perils in S-E Asia By Our Bangkok reporter THAI Prime Minister General Prem Tinsulanonda said today that the Asean countries need each other more than ever in "this world of turmoil" because "we have no one else better in the
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    Lock icon Rithauddeen and Thach to meet soon
    380 1 Rithauddeen and Thach to meet soon KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIAN Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen will meet Vietnamese Foreign Minister Mr Nguyen Co Thach soon to discuss a speedy implementation of the United Nations resolution calling for an international conference to solve the Katnpucheart issue. Tengku Rithauddeen told Parliament today
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    Strike ends
    38 1 HOLLYWOOD. Fn The Screen Acton Guild voted by a t-1 margin yesterday to accept a three-year contract »ith movie and television produ.Tr» officially ending the strike hat shut .1 m-n the Hollywood film industry lor 10
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    Lock icon Gas leak blamed for blast that killed 51
    257 1 MADRID. Fri AUTHORITIES said today a gas leakage apparently caosed an exntostoa that killed 48 children and three adaJts la a ached In the Baaqae Uwa «f Ortoella. AagaJsaed parents rushed to the ach—l after yesterday's Mast, searching among the debris for
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    Central bank plan put off: A new appraisal?
    592 1  - Central bank plan put off: A new appraisal? SOH TIANG KENG By THE government has shelved its plan to set j up a central bank by merging the Currency Board and the Monetary Authority of Singapore. 1 Banking sources said yesterday that this was decided by the First Deputy Prime
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    Lock icon 10 killed in attack
    78 1 I BANGKOK, Fri. Ten people were killed and about 30 inI jured when a hand grenade I was thrown into a crowd at a temple In north-eastern Thai- land late last night, police said here today. They said the incident took place at Bandung district near
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    Lock icon $9 b nuclear programme
    71 1 JAKARTA, Frl. Indonesia I will soon embark on a large and costly nuclear power programme expected to meet most of the nation's energy needs by the year 2000. R* March Minister B J Habibie said today. The project, to be launched in 1989. will include six
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    Lock icon PLO warning
    40 1 BEIRUT, Frl. The Palestinian High Command declared a slate of alert in southern Lebanon and predicted Israel would launch a mas sive attack on Palestinian bases before the American Presidential elections, a leftist Lebanese daily reported today AP
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    Road toll now 215
    86 1 THE death tell *a i SUgaprc reads aa far I tkla yea* reae U tit wbea twa mere peepie, aa elderly pedeatrlaa j aad a meUrryrlint, died la accident* aa Tharsdav. MetercycUat Tham Man, n, waa flung trem his macklne after It skidded la Ipper Jur*ag
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    Lock icon ULSTER PRISONERS IN CIVVIES
    114 1 BELFAST, Fri. Faced with a threatened hunger-to-death strike by terrorists claiming political status, Britain yesterday granted all prisoners in Northern Ireland freedom I to wear civilian clothes. The move came four days before Irish Republican Army prisoners in the notorious Maze Prison, Long Kesh, were due
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    Lock icon US: Iraq must pull out from all Iran soil
    531 1 US: Iraq must pull out from all Iran soil UNITED NATIONS, Friday US Ambassador Donald McHenry told the United Nations Security Council yesterday that Iraq must withdraw from all conquered Iranian territory a clear tilt toward Teheran's side in the Persian Gulf war. "The United States believes that the cohesion
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    Medical council censures six doctors
    239 1 Medical council censures six doctors SIX doctors have been censured by the Singapore Medical Council for issung vaccination certificates without administering the injections. Five were suspended frcm practice for three months each. A Health Ministry press statement yesterday said the council sat on Oct 3 and 22 to inquire into
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    41 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. The Justice Department yesterday sued the big US defence contractor McDonnell Douglas (or about S2 million (SU million > in damages in connection with alleged payoffs it made to help sell four DC- 10 airliners to Pakistan. Reuter
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    Lock icon Big quake in Mexico
    72 1 MEXICO CITY, Fri. A severe earthquake registerlag (.5 on the Rlehter Scale strsck central Mexlr* today, and early repsrts said that at least two p<*ple were killed In thf quake while a boot IHI children were Injured when they panicked at a sports event. The Ked
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      107 1 52 pages today 19,000 CRIES TO SOS FOR HELP Pag* 13 LACK of interest in Hanoi's draft resolution 2 SOVIET troops cut down ops in Afghanistan S BREZHNEV now stronger than ever in Kremlin 4 WHITE House damper on rising hope for hostages i WHERE you can make your very
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      Lack of interest in Hanoi's draft resolution
      350 2 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The Vietnamese draft resolution on South-east Asia, Hanoi's rival item to the Asean resolution -on Kampuchea successfully endorsed by the UN General Assembly this week, was today in danger of being shelved because of a lack of interest in it.
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      In other Words...
      46 2 In other Words... Z THE Khmer Rouge are like the plague. Bat the Vietnamese and Heng Samrln are cholera. How can yon expect me to§ choose? Anti-communist Kampuchean resistance leader Son Sann when asked to choose between the Khmer Rouge and the Vietnamese-backed Heng Samrin regime.
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      Lock icon Quiet 35th birthday for UN amid doubts
      272 2 Quiet 35th birthday for UN amid doubts UNITED NATIONS, FYi. The United Nations marks its 35th anniversary today without any extraordinary anniversary celebration and amid continuing doubts about its effectiveness. UN secretary-general Kurt Waldheim, in a bleak anniversary report, complained of an erosion of the authority and reputation of the
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      Lock icon Prem's China trip delayed
      49 2 BANGKOK, Fri. Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda has delayed his departure to China by one day due to last minute changes in his travel plans, a spokesman said today. He said Cen Prem will leave for China on Monday instead of tomorrow as originally planned AP
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      Dhana: How China and Russia can help solve problem
      732 2  - Dhana: How China and Russia can help solve problem AHMAD OSMAN By CHINA and the Soviet Union could help solve the Kampuchean problem by declaring that they were prepared to leave Vietnam alone. Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said yesterday. Describing such a move as a step in the right direction,
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      Lock icon Sharper line
      30 2 BERLIN, Fri East German authorities have started installing sharpened metal spikes or rough steel near the ld-year-old wall dividing East and West Berlin, it was reported yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Marcos threatens to reinstate death sentence
      293 2 Marcos threatens to reinstate death sentence MANILA, Kit. Preddmt Ferdinand M»rc«a threatened today to reinstate a three-year-old death aentence on arch-rival Benlgno Auuino, who told US television viewers he planned to return home next year whatever the risk. The D-year-oM Philippine leader told local newsmen that he still hoped the
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      Seminar is the ruling word in Vientiane
      223 2 VIENTIANE, Fri. Communist Laos appears to have invented a new style of administration: government by seminar. The words cover anything from political courses for cadres to local meetings at which government policies are explained to the coun- try's three million people. Both the
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      Lock icon Soviet troops cut down ops in Afghanistan
      441 3 ISLAMABAD, Friday SOVIET forces have reduced the level of fighting in Afghanistan by a simple, if impermanent, strategy of stopping most military operations. For several weeks guerilla groups based in Peshawar, on Pakistan's border with Afghanistan, have released communiques only rarely. The spokesman
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      Lock icon Tourism becomes China's top money earner
      175 3 Tourism becomes China's top money earner HONGKONG, Fri. Ever since China started admitting foreign visitors two years ago, tourism has* become the country's top foreign earner, according to an economic report published by the Bank of America today. Tourist traffic to China increased 30 per cent last year to 800.000
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      Lock icon Leak probe
      43 3 LONGON, Fri Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday ordered an inquiry mi.i how sensitive documents proposing up to US$l2 billion SC.S billion i in cuts in Britain's defence budget to curb inflation leaked to the British Domestic Press Association news agency AP.
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      US rapped for China grain pact
      85 3 SYDNEY, FH. A«»tralUn wke»t authorities today crltirtsod the I sited SUtes f*r not cMMltlag tkem beUre ■Igalag Ung-W-nn (rain sales oaatraet with Ckina. which th«y said ruuld harm AaatraUa'a experts. Wheat beard chairman Sir Leslie Price ■M "1 whM have to rxprcrn disappointment that
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      Lock icon Guards open fire to retake jail
      374 3 SYDNEY, Fri. GUARDS fired tear gas i and shotguns to regain control of a jail in Sydney early today as a crisis in New South Wales state prisons escalated. State Corrective Serv- ices Minister Bill Haigh said 12 prisoners were hit by shotgun pellets
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      Lock icon Two-headed baby dies
      73 3 BEIJING, Frl. A baby boy bom with two heads has died in a Tianjin hospital after having lived for just over SO days, the Tianjin Daily reported. The baby had normal arms, legs and external body appearance, but also had two stomachs and two gullets When one
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      US official fails to widen Tokyo trade doors
      295 3 US official fails to widen Tokyo trade doors TOKYO, Friday UNITED States special trade representative ReaMn Askew failed taday to get Japan to open Its market wider to American cigarettes and other tobacco predicts ar to tolephaaes. He headed far kame aad President Jimmy Carter's electlaa campaign trail alter twa
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      Lock icon Japan must plug military gap in the Pacific, says Ito
      259 3 TOKYO, Fri JAPANESE Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ito today said Japan would have to increase its military capabilities to compensate for the departure of American forces from the western Pacific to the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea. Mr Ito told a
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      Lock icon Market gets injection of oil money
      106 3 Market gets injection of oil money TOKYO, Fri. Foreign investment including a heavy flow of petrodollars continued to pour into Japan last month, the Japanese Finance Ministry said here today. Net foreign purchases of Japanese stocks rose to a record US$l.l4 billion (552.4 billion) in September from a previous record
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      Lock icon First mixed cultural TV show
      74 3 CANBERRA. Fri. Australia's first multi-racial television station goes on the air tonight in Sydney and Melbourne, the cities with the greatest concentration of migrants. The station will broadcast In various languages for about 35 hours a week, during the evenings and at weekends. It will
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      Lock icon PAYING A HIGH PRICE FOR FORGETFULNESS
      105 3 MELBOURNE, PH. \n elderly couple apeat more thaa eight knn uiuioce<«8faily ie»reklng thraagh mountains of gartem for more thu.Ul?,Ni (8$S1^M) la cmb m< )f weU they h*d hlddpo In h»umt~ hold rubbish bin. The c»« pie, wkNC umn have not been released, told polloe
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      First Soviet premier to quit on own accord
      177 4 MOSCOW, Fri. AJezel Kosygin Is the first premier In the history of the Soviet Inion to resign voluntarily. All his preset e—iri were either demoted, executed or died la offW. Mr lUhygla took over leadership of the CowmU of Ministers la October
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      Lock icon Brezhnev now stronger than ever in Kremlin
      351 4 Brezhnev now stronger than ever in Kremlin MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev has further strengthened his authority in the Kremlin with the promotion of his long-time associate, Mr Nikolai Tikhonov, to succeed Mr Alexei Kosygin as prime minister. Mr Kosygin, who is 76 and suffers from serious heart trouble,
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      Lock icon A loyal ally since the late 1940s
      390 4 MOSCOW, Friday IN his memoirs, Leonid Brezhnev, the Soviet leader, tells how he came to the rescue of a friend who was the director of the Nikopol pipe factory in the Ukraine in the late *****. The friend had annoyed rh.» \ninielor fnr
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      END OF THE LINE
      65 4 FLOOD waters pouring through a Sl-mctre break in a railway embankment In Holt, California, on Thursday after the weight of a train caused Its colTbt twisted railway lines are seen at the bottom of the picture. Later, another train plunged Into the waters. Flood waters poured
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      Lock icon A hope for better ties
      70 4 TOKYO. Fri. The Soviet Union may increase efforts to improve relations with Japan following the appointment of Nikolai Tikhonov to succeed Alexei Kosygin as prime minister, Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki said today. He noted that Mr Tikhonov is a confidant of Soviet President Leonid
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      Lock icon No favours in exchange for needed wheat
      240 4 No favours in exchange for needed wheat MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Union will be scouring world grain markets to ease the impact of its poor harvest but is highly unlikely to seek trade favours by softening its current tough foreign policy stance towards the West. These were the conclusions of
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      Lock icon The 'junior partner' who would always get the job done
      184 4 MOSCOW, Friday ALEXEI Kosygln's resignation m Soviet premier ends the longeat ruling partnership In recent memory. From the beginning, the Mceew of that ll-ye*r-old partnership rested upon Mr Kosygln's acceptance «f the fact that he was definitely the Junior partner
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      Lock icon White House damper on rising hopes for hostages
      347 6 WASHINGTON, Friday AMERICAN govern- merit officials have taken pains to discourage speculation about j an early release of the American hostages in Iran, an event which could settle the close contest for the US presidency. White House Press Secretary Jody Powell warned
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      Prospects for release send gold price down
      192 6 Prospects for release send gold price down LONDON, Prl. Tke price of Raid frll I S$I2 (SSZS.1S) m •■■re umJ»> U 1 S$CM at tke opening of the l/«ndon hulllun market, after dropping nearly I SJ3« an ounce yesterday. OhtK-rvers said tradlag waa Influenced h\ prospects far the release of
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      Lock icon Row over new clause in union statutes
      210 6 Row over new clause in union statutes WARSAW, Friday A MAJOR row broke out today when a court here granted legal status to Poland's Solidarity Free Trade Union then, apparently without the union's consent, rewrote the union's statutes. In amending the statutes, a district court judge included a clause acknowledging
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      Lock icon RUSH FOR OFFICIAL IDENTITY
      71 6 ILLEGAL Immigrant* from China, including one perched on a tree, waiting outside a Hongkong Immigration office on Thursday to get Identity cards after the colony passed tough anti-refugee laws. All Chinese Ulegal Immigrants now In Hongkong would be repatriated to China unless they obtained Identity cards
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      Lock icon Wheat zones drought ends
      52 6 CANBERRA. Fri. Drought in the Australian wheat areas has been broken. Heavy rains in the last 18 hours in the Walgett areas where there has been no rain for 17 months underline the almost overnight change. Good rains are also reported in western Queensland and western
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      Lock icon Dissident pleads for his life
      130 6 SEOUL, Fri. Opposition leader Kirn Dae- Jung appealed to a military court today to be spared from the gallows, saying he never led an anti-gov-ernment organisation. Kirn, 55, a leading presidential contender until he was arrested earlier this year, was convicted and sentenced to death
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      59 6 WHEN you hear the gnns firing, you 9 wrald say: "Someone In China Just had a baby. They Ore guns In Beirut for things A that happen in other countries. y A Beirut resident shrugging off with a popular Joke the nightly gunfire and explosions in the
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      Giant ICI suffers first loss in 54 years
      225 6 Giant ICI suffers first loss in 54 years FROM today, selected item* from the London Financial Times will be included in the New York Times Newt Service of which The Straits Timet is a subscriber LONDON, Fri. Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI), Britain's largest private sector manufacturing company, yesterday reported the
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      Lock icon Bodies found
      37 6 SAN SALVADOR, Fri. Gunshots and bomb explosions were heard in the Salvador in capital last night. Police ieported at least 50 bodies round, apparent victims of v c leftist-rightist power strugg.e in the country. AP.
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      Lock icon Australia pulls out of Mid-East exercise
      267 6 Australia pulls out of Mid-East exercise CANBERRA, Friday AUSTRALIA has pulled out of a joint naval exercise with the United States and Britain in the Middle East because of fears that it could damage its relations with countries in the region including Iran, officials said today. The exercis*- is taking
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      Saudis to cut Libya ties, say envoys
      161 6 BEIRUT, Fri. Arab diplomats said yesterday they expect Saudi Arabia to cat diplomatic tie* with Libya soon. The Saudl-IJhyan dispute, another consequence of the Persian Gulf war, has been building op to the point where diplomats said they expect a formal break. Übya
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      Cost of tourism offsets much of the benefits
      1077 7  -  M By Workshop says that in Philippines in Manila Japanese tourists come in by Japan Air Lines, stay in a hotel operated here by JAL, are serviced by tour companies that are ran or financed by Japanese capital, the tour agencies are
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      609 7  -  BARRY MOODY By in Sydney A NEW multilingual television channel aimed at Australia's large ethnic communities began broadcasting yesterday. United Nations Day. Channel 0. Australia's fifth television channel, has been set up under a statutory body established by the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications
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    WHERE YOU CAN MAKE YOUR VERY OWN PLANE
    366 8  -  JANIE KHOO By STUDENTS and visitors to the Singapore Science Centre will be able to work on designing their own aircraft on a computer at a special aviation gallery to be set up there early next year. The $15 million gallery will
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    Body in canal: Open verdict
    77 8 AN OPEN verdict was recorded yesterday on the death o( 14-year-old Ramachandran s o Ramasamy whose body was (ound in the Bukit Timah Canal opposite the Anglo-Chi-nese School on May 30. The court heard that be(ore his death, Ramachandran worked at the A and W
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    Alumni date
    34 8 THE Minister (or Comrrunications and acting Minister (or Culture. Mr One Teng Cheong. will attend tne Australian Alumni Singapore's 25th annual dinner and dance at Tropicana Theatre Restaurant today at 7.30 cm
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    Science Centre studying plans to expand into complex
    267 8 Science Centre studying plans to expand into complex THE Singapore Science Centre is studying plans to expand into a science complex because of lack of space at its Jurong premises. Sources said yesterday the centre's board has written to the government seeking expansion, and the government has agreedin principle. "The
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    Models with the signs of success
    299 8 Models with the signs of success LONG hoars spent on sewing their dress** paid off for a group of girU at the School for the Deaf when they took to the catwalk yesterday. They proved to be a swinging success. The spectators, mostly boys from the school, grinned and clapped.
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    Clean-up
    33 8 > THE Minister for Communica- tions and acting Minister (or i Culture. Mr Ong Teng Cheong, I will attend a cleaning up I campaign at Block 3, Lorong I 7, Toa Payoh tomorrow.
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    Dismissal upheld by the IAC but...
    490 8 THE Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday upheld the dismissal of six employees by Golden City Theatres, but deplored the company's unenlightened attitude of showing little concern for them. The lAC deputy president, Mr Tan Lian Ker, said: "If the company desires to have industrial peace
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    Judge orders Kaolim to pay Cockpit $729,000
    470 8 Judge orders Kaolim to pay Cockpit $729,000 JUDGMENT for $729,683 and costs were awarded to Cockpit Hotel Pte Ltd by Mr Justice Choor Singh at the end of a nine-day hearing yesterday in the High Court. The judgment is for the full sum which Cockpit claimed against Kaoiim Pte Ltd
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    Court postpones bankruptcy case
    124 8 A BANKRUPTCY action against Wah Lian Amusement Co was postponed yesterday to Nov 28, on a lawyer's application. Mr Sia Moon Joon, for Wah Lian, told the High Court that the two partners of the company, Mdm Ho Ec Lin and Mr Poh King Cheo, were
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    Robin Holdings now gets Aussie go-ahead
    333 9  -  PAUL JACOB By ROBIN Holdings Pty Ltd, through an Australian partner, can now go ahead with a multi-million-dollar deal involving the purchase of 1,545 hectares of land on the Gold Coast Australia's premier tourist resort. The Australian Government had recently rejected the company's attempt
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    Sinsehs urged to label medicine
    152 9 THE Health Minister, Dr Ton Chin Chye, yesterday urged the Chinese Physicians' Association to take the leading role in teaching its students to label contents of medicine dispensed "In this way we can hope to raise the standard of the Chinese medical profession in Singapore,"
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    Baby died while sitter went for towel
    246 9 Baby died while sitter went for towel A U-MONTH-OLD baby clrl wm drowned la m bathtub wkea babysitter left her »l«nr to get a towel fr»m the Kitting roam, a r»r»ner's cwart beard yesterday. Madam Cfc««g L«y Yaw, 44, wh« baa bees a baby-aitter far the past sis yean, was
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    DRGOH OPENS C-CENTRE
    92 9 DRGOH OPENS C-CENTRE THE NEW Kreta Ayer community centre will serve the needs of the people better, the First Deputy Prime Minster ana MP for the constituency, Dr Goh Keng Swee, said yesterday. Dr Goh was speaking at the opening of the $300,000 community centre which is next to the
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    Quick but beneficial goodbye for workers
    390 9  -  PAUL JANBEN, By Our Jurong Reporter IT was a quick but not entirely painful goodbye yesterday for 86 retrenched workers of a Japanese toy manufacturer, Shinsei (Singapore) Pte Ltd. Though they had only a few hours notice the retrenchment exercise benefited them and the
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    Company tried to get out of bad deal, says QC
    532 9 $4M LAND DISPUTE A QUEEN'S Counsel appearing in $4.1 million property dispute in the High Court suggested yesterday that a development company repudiated its contract to sell the property because it wanted to get out of a baa deal. Mr
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    Walkathon
    43 9 THE Minister <X Education. Dr Tony Tan. and the Parliamentary Secretary (Communications and Culture) Mr Sidek Sarufl. will officiate at the walkathon organised by the Woodlands Benevolent Association tomorrow at 8 am The starting and CinishinK point is at the An-Nui Mosque
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      170 9 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh U Hal Camp I CAIn WAKE THE CARD |j| DEAR WOULD "N HP^TZt WON'T WAKE hiiM IVE CHANGED SAME P'lsTY Ri&hT AFTER j M3U LIKE TD FEl+l I I'LLWKE THE MONEY AAV /MIND, /WA&GiE AND NORA LEAVE DRIVE US [go T VOUT OF MIS
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    Making it easier for migrants with relatives
    239 11 SINGAPOREANS (and others) who have emigrated to Australia will, from next July 1. find it easier to bring their close relatives over as well Under a nomination scheme to be introduced then, such forms will be available to all migrants who have lived
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    Co-op officials election
    61 11 MR V RAJU has been reelected chairman of the Singapore Government Public Works Cooperative Thrift aitd Loan Society Ltd. Other officials are: Mr AS. Pitchai. vice-chairman; Mr S.V. Pereira, secretary; Mr Michael Yee. treasurer; and Mr M. Kamatchi. assistant secretary treasurer Committee members. Messrs V. Supuiah. NX
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    Burmese team in tomorrow for trade visit
    199 11 Burmese team in tomorrow for trade visit A BURMESE government trade delegation, led by the Industry Minister, Brigadier-General Tint Swe, will arrive here tomorrow for a 10-<1ay official visit. The visitors are coming at the invitation of Trade and Industry Minister Goh Chok Tong, who led an economic mission to
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    woman LOSES $8,000 IN CRAB
    121 11 woman LOSES $8,000 IN CRAB MADAM Lai Toh Y«*k, 4(, supervisor of a nightclub reported to the police that two men snatched her handbag (onUlnlng ttj* and same Jewellery worth «,S» astride her Dunman Road home at I.M a.m. oa Thursday. Madam Lai told police that she was about to
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    674 11  -  lOAH LATIFF By A CONTAINER in a factory yard in Jurong is home to Mrs Ksenia Otremsky. 76. It has twin beds, a small television set, two chairs, a table but no toilet facilities. Until 1977 she had lived with
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    Forum on the law
    79 11 THE chairman of the Board of Legal Education, Mr Justice A. P. Rajah, will open a con- I ference on legal education and j development at the Moot Court Room. Faculty of Law, in the National University of Singapore (Kent Ridge) on Monday at 8.30 a.
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    MP's tour
    33 11 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Communications) and the Second Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Mr Sidek Saniff. will visit Blocks 69, 95, 96 and 97, Geylang Bahru tomorrow, starting at 8.30 a.m. at Block 69.
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    Singapore story at Seoul drug talks
    152 11 SINGAPORE'S drug situation will be featured at an international drug conference in S. Korea next week. Presenting a paper on Singapore at the four-day conference will be the deputy director of Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau, Mr Poh Geok Ek Mr Poh and the director
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    Cries for help 19,839 in a year
    710 13  -  EVELYN NG By FROM THOSE THINKING OF SUICIDE TO OTHERS WITH MARITAL AND PERSONAL PROBLEMS THE Samaritans of Singapore received 19.839 calls for help between July 1979 and June this year and more than 8,000 were from people having inter-personal problems with their
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    Multi-million dollar Esso secret is out
    269 13 THE SECRET behind Project Alpha an Esso i-oilename for a multi-mil-lion dollar project in the pipeline is finally out The mysterious Alpha is a petroleum chemicals plant bring established by Exxon Chemicals in Singapore. It will be the first of its kind in the
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    Charity show
    24 13 THE Hock Choon community centre management committee will organise a fund raising film show today at 9 a.m. at the Woodlands Cinema
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    CC camp
    23 13 AN overnight camp to St John's Island will be organised by the Bedok community centre youth group today at 1.30 p.m.
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    Reservists in top shape, show results
    244 13 Reservists in top shape, show results BlNGAPOBE'§retervtsta are fighting fit jndrtßß fr»m thf reunite ef ike Defeaee Ministry's new phyide*! fitness teats. Between 7! and IS per rent el the reservists passed these tests when they were first Initiated, saM the Sealer Minister ef State (Education), Mr Chal Cheng YU,
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    SAF exercises
    36 13 THE Singapore Armed Forces will hold military exercises in Marsiling. Mandal. Chua Chu Kan;;. U»i Chu Kang. Pulau Tekong, Tamptnes, Harvey Avenue and Hong Kan from Monday to Sunday from 8 a.m. to midnight.
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    Contractors want to set up fund for training
    310 14 Contractors want to set up fund for training CONTRACTORS feel that the government's attempts at encouraging more training for construction workers will fail as long as it is not compulsory for contractors to contribute to training costs. They argue that it is unlikely that voluntary contribution schemes would succeed since
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    Teachers' date
    27 14 EDUCATION Minister Dr Tony Tan will attend the 35th anniversary dinner o( the Singapore Teachers' Union at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    Home receives ambulance
    58 14 THE Apex Cub of Singapore (City) last night donated an ambulance to the Singapore Children's Society's convalescent home. During the Apex Club meeting at the Hilton Hotel, its president. Mr Tham Pui San. presented the keys of the $16. 000 ambulance to the chairman of the convalescent
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    Road to avoid on Monday during festival
    158 14 Road to avoid on Monday during festival THE annual Ore-walk-ing festival will be held on Monday at the Sri Marlamman Temple at Sooth Bridge Road. Police said devotees, spectators and tourists are expected to throng the temple from II a.m. to 7.M p.m. Motorists are advised to avoid using South
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    No bail for $3m cheating charge trader
    178 14 No bail for $3m cheating charge trader BUSINESSMAN Pan Mook Lan alias Pon Bok Lam, 44, who (aces a charge of cheating involving nearly $3.5 million, was refused bail by the High Court yesterday. A similar application by him on Wednesday, when he was first charged in a magistrate's court,
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    In memoriam
    49 14 A MEMORIAL service will be held at 4 p.m. today at Christ Methodist Chun h in East Coast Road (or the late Mr Lee Boon Huat, a founder member of the Society for Aid to the Paralysed, who died in Toronto on Oct L> He was 60.
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    Award will pay for someone to care for him
    434 14  - Award will pay for someone to care for him MAUREEN CHUA By Two drivers admit liability in suit by paralysed victim AN accident victim who becomes an invalid will be awarded damages covering expenditure for someone to look after him, whether anyone has in fact been employed to do so
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    Mixing law and social sciences
    203 14 Mixing law and social sciences THE need to integrate social sciences into the curriculum of law schools will be examined at a two-day conference starting on Monday. The conference, crga- nised by the Asian Council foi Law in Development and the Regional Institute for Higher Education in Development, will be
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    Forecast of 7-fold rise in output of electrical industry
    160 14 Forecast of 7-fold rise in output of electrical industry THE Economic Development Board expects the output of the electrical industry here to rise more than sevenfold over the next ten years to an estimated $7.4 billion. This protection was made by tne head of EDB's electrical research and development unit,
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    Toll's date
    28 14 THE Health Ministrr and Mf for Roohor. Dr Toh Chin Chye, will attend a blood donation session tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Rorhor community centrv.
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      Lock icon Govt needs help in Job training
      280 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Malaysian Government will be able to produce only 200,000 skilled workers in the next 10 years as against the estimated 520,000 job opportunities that will be created, the Minister of Labour and Manpower, Datuk Richard Ho, said today. He said
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      $4 b sought
      38 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Selangor State Government has asked for U billion from the Federal Government to carry out development projects under the Fourth Malaysia Plan, Chief Minister Datuk Hormat Rafei said yesterday. The Star.
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      Lock icon Tun Omar to retire as Senate head
      279 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Senate President Tun Omar Yoke Lin Ong said today he has informed Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn that he wants to retire from public office when bis term as Senator expires in December. When Tun Omar retires, the Yang Di-Pertua
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      Lock icon Murder by fire?
      89 16 D?OH, Fri The assistant manager of a tin mine is believed to have been burnt to death early today in what police suspect to be a theft-cum-murder in Kanthan Baru, about 20 km north of here. The body of Mr Chee Phoon Yin, 49, was found naked
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      Lock icon Fama plan
      38 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (FAMA) will buy more copra and cocoa from smallholders in view of the falling prices of the commodities, Deputy Agriculture Minister Haji Suhaimi Datuk Kamaruodin said yesterday -NST.
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      Lock icon Two held over bets on soccer
      83 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police today detained two men believed to be blg-tlme bookies on suspicion of Accepting about SIS2,Mt In bets from football fans before last night's two Merdeka Cap soccer nuttchca. The suspects were picked up from a shop In Jalan Ipoh at
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        Lock icon $3m goods lost in blaze
        39 16 THRKE shipments of knocked-down furniture were among S3 million worth of goods destroyed when fire rated a timber products factory in Port Klang on Thursday, making 140 workers jobless No one was injured. NST.
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        Lock icon Salvaging the Medola
        51 16 THK sunken 1.300-tonno freighter, S. S. Medola is to be salvaged next month, a spokesman for the Port Klang Authority said on Thursday The 25 crewmen had abandoned the ship and the loai was estimated! ,il $3 million The cause of the sinking is still not known.
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        Lock icon Action on 97 dealers
        69 16 THK Trade and Industry Ministry has taken actior against 97 offenders undet the Control of Supplies Act 1961 involving sugar, kero sene, petrol and diesel foi the first nine months of thu this year The Deputy Minister t > thi Ministry, Datuk Lew Si[ Hon, said
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        Lock icon No more quarters
        59 16 THK Labour and Manpower Ministry will not approve the construction of any more conventional labour quarters in estates, Deputy Minister Mr K. Pathmanaban said in Port Dickson on Thursd.iv He said his ministry had instructed the labour departments not to grant approval unless there were good reasons
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        Lock icon Authorised gold dealers
        83 16 BANK Negara yesterday named 13 commercial banks and 10 bullion merchants as authorised gold dealers in a notice signed in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday by its Deputy Governor Dr Lin See Yan. The notice also said these dealers are to quote daily selling and buying prices (or
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      Lock icon Kit Siang hands over document
      172 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Opposition leader Lim Kit Siang met Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn today over certain allegations against Esso Production Malaysia Incorporated. He handed over what he claim* to be an important i document in connection with the allegations, to Datuk Hussein. Tan Sri
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      111 16 vm a W\ #7 1 In f y* /v/ u f Tomorrow Night! 1 AtAti STUDIO M/ URBAN COWBOY ftlP^¥ DANCE CONTEST U^l^ C'mon down and liavi mos y around Ihe dance floor at Studio M with a PAUTNf W%%^^\ l^kflß |uSI D ain SOLO Fabulous pr^es (or doir V
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      Lock icon Picket threat over grading of 500
      215 17 Picket threat over grading of 500 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Malayan Technical Services Union (MTSU) has threatened to picket the Public Services Department (PSD) if it fails to reclassify over 500 industrial and manual group (IMG) workers in the Survey DepartI men; within a month. The union's general secre- tary,
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      Friedman warns of being too smug
      548 17 Friedman warns of being too smug THERE is a degree of complacency and smugness on the part of many people in Singapore that does not augur well for the country, said Professor Milton Friedman at the TV forum Friedman in Singapore recorded on Oct 15 and telecast last night. He
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      BRITISH FOOD MISSION ON PROMOTION TOUR
      81 17 A BRITISH Food Export Council mission will be here for a week's visit from today to promote its food products, including additives for animal foodstuffs The mission represents nine companies dealing in confectionery and canned goods, including diary products, said a British High Commission
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      Lock icon Study to flush out religious groups that mislead people
      302 17 KUALA PILAH (Negri Sembilan), Friday THE Malaysian Government is to carry out a nationwide study on religious groups in a bid to stamp out deviationist groups, the Minister without Portfolio, Datuk Haji Mohamad Nasir, said here yesterday He added the Religious
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      Lock icon Curbs will create more extremism says Abim
      196 17 Curbs will create more extremism says Abim KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. One of Malaysia's leading Muslim organisations, which has been ordered to cut all its overseas ties, said today that government curbs on Muslim groups would create further extremism Mr Anwar Ibrahim, leader of the 40,000-strong Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia
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      Man who made death threat outside mosque
      122 17 KI'ALA 1.1 MIM K. Kri. A 28-year-«M man, wteMlßg a sward and a knife and threatening to kill a l*cai Mngrr and two Radio Malaysia aanounoen. be aald were "Htnaers «f Islam", held puller at bay far M minute* •■tilde the kampUß Bam
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1980 HELPING HAND
    797 18 The Straits Times SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1980 HELPING HAND IT IS perhaps not odd that a conversation with a stranger can sometimes prove more effective in fulfilling a vital need than a talk with one dear and near. Most of the problems which can take a person to the edge
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    T.F. Hwang
    412 18 MAK HAWA SHE is, affectionately, "Mak Hawa" to my family. Our senior in age and close friend. We call her Mak Hawa after Hawa (Eve, in English) her filial daughter and reputedly the most talented of all her children following what was a good Kampung custom in my
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    Lock icon Law that Savours men
    715 18  -  AKIYOSHI MIZUMOTO By in Tokyo FACED with mounting criticism of sexual discrimination here and the worldwide trend towards sexual equality, the Japanese Government has finally begun to tackle the difficult task of revising the nationality law, which strongly favours the male. The first move was to
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    The professor's invisible home work
    1177 18 JOHN DRYSDALE, Director of Asia Research, a member of the Times Organisation, follows up Dr Augustine Tan's article in The Straits Times on Thursday in response to Professor Milton Friedman's criticisms of government intervention in the economy. The writer also considers Moscow's preference for the
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    53 18 6 Not only was the visible hand of politics necessary then (in Singapore In the early Sixties) to safeguard the principles of a free market, but it was also of profound significance in the creation of an atmosphere of business confidence without which the professor's beliefs would also have
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    78 18 What Prof Friedman does not realise, inter alia, is that political battles of great vehemence were being fought at that time battles which the noncommunist faction of the People's Action Party won (and then only by a hair's breadth) by some masterly strokes of political finesse and realpolitik. If
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    Why Moscow would prefer Carter to win
    569 18 GRAIN, Carter, hostages and Reagan are all converging to a point of climacteric excitement as the American presidential election on Nov 4 draws nearer. The polls appear to be inching, if not actually swinging, in favour of Mr Jimmy Carter. This would accord
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    49 18 6 Although the Soviet consumer will pat up with greater hardships than the Polish consumer Is ever likely to accept, It to becoming Imperative to the Soviet economy that a new arms race be avoided and Mr Carter, not Mr Reagan, Is more likely to ensure that. 7
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      It's time that the pirate tape dealers face the music
      728 19 I READ with interest the news that the government (once so tolerant and lenient towards the elusive pirates) is thinking of revising the copyright laws so that more stringent enforcement measures such as heavier imposition of fines, impounding of equipment
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      Forms did not spell out all that we needed to know
      437 19 RECENTLY my parents and 1 tried to make an application for the puri h.ise of a Housing Board flat. We sat long hours debating what type of flat, area, etc. would be suitable before making a derision. As we
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      Disorder at the counter
      98 19 Disorder at the counter RECENTLY. I went to the Visit Pass Section, Counter 5, Immigration Department, to have my relatives- visit pass extended. I was shocked to see the disorder over there. Nobody seemed to control the crowd, for there were at least 20 people (applicants and sponsors) crowding at
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      These nurseries serve as a park to residents here
      255 19 IT WAS with great interest that I read the articles published in The Sunday Times on "The Nursery Nation" and how our government plans to develop Singapore into a garden city. 1 would like to mention that there are at present
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      We found that these grads can get as much as $500
      130 19 1 REFER to the letter "Why should we grads be paid so little?" (ST, Sept 27) by "Cheated." The wages offered in the private sector vary with market conditions from time to time and with employers. Checks with a
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      Colours that eventually go to waste
      118 19 Colours that eventually go to waste PUBLIC Utilities Board consumers receive their bills monthly in expensive envelopes with three-co-lour [Hints on the front and back. These envelopes eventually find their way into the waste paper baskets. Colourful envelopes are usually used by trading firms to impress their business contacts. I
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      Why a later reporting date was not decided on
      261 19 PLEASE refer to the letter "Couldn't letter like this be posted earlier?" by "Concerned Mother" (ST, Oct 14). The document in question is the computer-print-ed Further Reporting Order (A) used to call up national service registrants for pre-enlistment formalities. Normally a
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      Instructions on use of coupons in booklet
      129 19 Instructions on use of coupons in booklet WE REFER to the lettei "Fined despite my expla nation over marking ol coupons" (ST, Oct 13) b> •"TTW" We would like to remind motorists that if more than one coupon is required to cover the parkins duration, the time shaded on the
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      Good debut by Keppel
      361 20 "SELL" was the order of i the day at the Singapore stock market yesterday. The lonn-»waitedI onn-» waited correction had come at last bat It was not as severe as many had anticipate*.. On the average, loases of II to M cento were recorded. It was
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      Kuala Lumpur
      306 20 SHARE prices closed on a mixed note as the ten-day runup lost some of its momentum at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Several of the market leaders appeared to pause for a breather and while they consolidated, interest shifted to a fresh group of previously quiet counters.
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      Money and exchanges
      236 20 THE US Sing dollar was traded firmer tram 1U opening of $2 0760 90 to close at S2 0800 10 In fairly moderate trading In the Singapore forex market yesterday The Singapore dollar weakened due to the yen's weakness and softer overnight rates which were traded at
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      NOMINAL RATES
      350 20 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Oct 24: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: quoted yMterday [cro«>)p*rity Chang* l>ooml dollar* to one inlt af torrlxn eur■enry: JS dollar 2.0800 2.0810 2.8196 Sterling pound 5.1165 5.1235 7.3469 \ustralian
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      41 20 RANGE <A prices offend by dis count nouses on Oct 24 Overnight Call depoilti 6 to 7 Bayiaf HtUioi Treasury bills 7 3-monlti Bank bills 13 13 3 months CD 133/16 131/11 6 months CD 13 12 Sum: NlttlMl Ilkmil
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      Money market
      26 20 Closing interbank run for Singapore dollars on Oct M Overnight 1 month Smooths Overnight lS'i 14'. 13 13 mode 15 14 13 13 16
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      Prime lending rates
      24 20 THE avenge rate at wkich major Singapore bank* are rnrrenUy prepared to lend to their beat easterner. Is 12.1 per cent.
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        Falls
        46 20 Hrl.liDH Austral Am. I Sfl Propertied H Msia MiDg Court Brnunl.i O C R C •land A IVn Mrtro Hid,. Srnb Shipyard Kg Lanjut K E Levinoion 2100 1900 I5S0 3T0 370 1370 II HI aw 500 45* 1020 474 m m m -M u
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        31 20 Mrl.l B.,« Hhd MBS Srnlo.. SEAL M I) I P M R 1 Public Bank I MO 440 iso 412 1440 8»f> 080 80 44 32 24 4-20 15 15
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        Most active stocks
        23 20 H Ra\.i S Darby Malayan Tin Magnum Corp Total turnover 8.82m Total value: $44 13 Source: SES 780.00C mm 264.ICC
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        46 20 Uct a ()rt 24 BT Indicator Industrials: finance: Hotels: Properties Minings Plantations: OCBC SESInd ***** *****21 U 671 32 663 42 1165 50 1161 Ml ***** 5846C 567 22 557 SB 449 16 440 4M «5 44 864 52 629 51 622 13 592.S4 *****
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        413 20 HONGKONG: Slocks closed firmer in moderately active trading yesterday, with the Hang Seng index adding 27 59 points to 1462.11, dealers said Prices moved lower in the early session but turned as market consensus grew that there will be no rise in local prime rate from 12 per cent
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        414 20 TOKYO: Share prices eased for the fourth consecutive day in thin trading yesterday, with many investors holding off in view of the further decline in Wall Street overnight and the sharp fall of the yen against the US dollar, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 13.82 to rlose
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        141 20 CHINKSK Pradacr KurluuiKr. StDn»p»rr, n*m riming prim. per 1M kg yesterday: Cwml til: Bulk lob (***** sel! en. old drum (in second hand drum fob 1130 00 sellers new drum lob S136 "0 sellers Ctprs: Mixed Moose) J7I 00 buyers Pepper: Muni.* white pepper lob Asia Nl.W (42
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        256 22 IIUKI, Kn Share prices closed easier on lower international gold prices today, deal its said Gold's VStZ drop to around KS in New York overnight law gold issues down at the start, but most finished off their lows as Hongkong gold prices improved slightly and several metal
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        199 22 NKW YORK. Thurs The stock market suffered a sharp setback in heavy trading led by recently strong groups such as energy. high technology, precious metal, defence, drug and rail issues Analysts said investors had a multitude of excuses for taking profits, including worries about interest
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        241 22 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Sharp prices closed mixed, with Royal Dutch Raining 2 10 guilders in mixed Dutch inter nationals, dealers said Mortgage banks were mixed ABN lell one and NMB lour in ordinary banks Investment funds, constructions and insurances wen' mixed to easier. *ith Amfas losing two Gistbrocades
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        205 22 fl'RICH. Thurs. Prices losed mixed with recently fa ..njr.il hanks mostly easier xii in.iusiriaLs partly higher in MM active nailing, dealers ■M l"i.>fn uking in banks and eading fin.in.iaLs su.-h as "t-iliknn Hwhrle and SrhinIIim »»uld have been more .nunoumwl if there had not leen news of
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        511 22 Sure The mar net closed mixed after a quirt session and at 3 pm the Kman rial Times index was up 2.8 at 491 S There was renewed selective demand (or equities after a pause follow ing ICI > nine month results hut government bonds
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        59 22 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 482.5 Wednesday 488 7 Week Ago 480 4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 938 51 Wednesday 955 12 Week Ago 958 70 H K HANG SENG Friday 1402 11 Thursday *****2 Week Ago closed SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 734.32 Thursday 734 79 Week Ago 714.74
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        131 20 THE STRAITS tin price was unchanged at $2,085 per picul (equivalent to $34.47 per kilo, unchanged) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 77 tonnes to 242 tonnes. The overnight Ixmdon market was steady at lower levels with forward buyers falling £130 to £6.820 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        37 20 Rubber: Oct 24 Singapore: Nov: 294.00 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: Nov: 300.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M $2,085 (unchanged) (equivalent to $34.47 per kilo) (unchanged) Official offering: 2 42' -i tonnes (down 77' 2 tonnes)
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        36 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Thurv day (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £836 SO (£*****); sellers C837 (L843I; Three Month buyers C867 (£873); sellers 1>K7 50 < L874 Market Use: Steady at lower levels teles: 17.450 tonnes
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        600 20 PRICES in the Singapore robber market closed steady yesterday, with November RSS One buyers quoted at 294.00 cents per kilo, unchanged on Thursday's close, dealers said. The market eased marginally in afternoon trading on some stale bull liquidation and absence of buying interest, they said. Prices opened half a
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        65 20 nd SMK pnraa y IAS BR 20 >SK V i XHH M ■MR •MRL -MK'.I' ■MR 10 .MK »< (I tod paiWt II U»|»1M < 1 u*» p«JWl 1 1 Ion falWt .1 lonp^Ut Nonalxr iCarrul Mtkl B»r»r« s.ll.r. ***** M8 00 287MI 2MS0N SV I NO
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        191 20 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $42,004 and closed at a low of $41,628 yesterday. In the Far East, gold drifted lower to close at $62X00 ***** at lunch. In the afternoon, prires drifted steadily down to a low of {622 50 624.00. Prior to
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        37 20 Tkan v York MB 18 906 Wr4 19 50B 19 SOS 18 SOB 19 106 19 4011 19 90S M gaporr 1* MB 18 906 Tkin 19 MB 19 90S kBlng prtcn In US dollars
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      1580 21 CLOSING PRICES Unit trusts »»^»rw» raw air at tkr i.» ■■«■«»> rwurK «ttk tW prrvtoui Ad)nMt4 tar amp rwtiu mw Closing tone Easier Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled 8.594.000. units valued at $43,446,000. Industrials accounted for 5.878,000. finance 542.000. hotels
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      1871 21 HID and dtrt pnm officially Uttrd itvl buslnnt in and rrportrd to thr Slink Exi-hingr o( Singapore y« Irrday with ihr numbrr of sham traded shown in brarfcfto in loo. of 1.UUI unit--. un'"» othtrwar aprrilird AU Timn SutlemnH Contract! ■it quoin) afur thr word "trtt" But
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      1966 21 BIO and oft.- p km nHmally lusted anal huMin^ in >ml ivpontd to Ihe k K&rhanffr ypk-i.-mUi »i'h in. numhri o( jKirfs n.iiV-tt shown in hr.vkets in lots oi I (■■> units unn-vs nlhri-wisr sptri IM)I MKIII.N AaMai2 42B2«tSi<l>2 42 ACWr (1 27B: (13) i S »MD(075B> ■M»|3HB3MS>
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      538 22 AS anticipated by analysts, dim prospects await Consolidated Plantations (or the current year ending June 30, 1961 in view of the sharply lower palm oil and rocoa prices that have been prevailing (or the greater pan of this year Chairman Tan Siew Sin told shareholders in
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      221 22 Straits Steamship not buying Instanco THE Straits Steamship group has terminated its agreement to buy Instanco Food Packaging Industries Sdn Bhd, a Malaysia-based packaging company No reason was given by the group on Thursday for i tlus decision. In April, it announced that the parent company will acquire 51 per
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      364 23 T7T NEW Vivitar2Bs ■a/%/«.. TUV/niCTAn Electronic Flash Vb^bwHJ Hjß^Hili^^ HJ H**Bb| *'IB *al afl I I fc^^-^f H iPI^C HM™^ 8*29 HjH^^^^^ ■HI Pll i- 953 V HSV J^HWVJ -Hfc3aß BK%MFifIV 'HJbV^P*^ H^^ V 1P» •Automat.cElectronicFlash Bu.il-.n optical zoom bounce (lasf Head F °"r automatic I'Stops Manual override Gu.de number
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      591 23 NEAR NEW FURNITURE tor sale Double bedroom suite, dining sn irirtu'-. etc Tel 23SS233 IMMMBaUililaj Bond*] OWNER LEAVING GENUINI it M>t;i iet and wall cabinet tor salt- Call V RE-UPHOLSTERY Of OLD home hotel, office and resi- i' r.. a Reasonable price ivieptiinn- mSHXanjrUme) REUPMOLSTER YOUR SOFA, set tee by
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      1012 24 I Ptwson- Sf vio»4 Mil rhliUii «5f I s-i ING IWANG GtNfRAL c U.r Block IM IM. Bedok North 29 Sleambath/Mastagt _V,'si£riaiists in'^DB 4 P vale houses renovation »ork _____________a_____| with top quality Italian rer.mu CUMESSf ET BEAUTE Mi t'.ur parquet floor tiles Instalments .rrangeable Business Hours 900 .i m
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      1191 24 i M L CATMOIWHEEM^RONTENO BE YOUR OWN LOADER 1«7» manufacture BOSS!! '"^rTiaoTrtg.ne Th t •PH M P" y "*fl« Bucket 3s cv yd offering to those (at design manufac- who rent from us any Pu'neTry'poiv'e" shift trans- ,•_"'»>-_"• no minion leas than 3 days, the use of Articulated frame steering
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      1196 24 I! ¥t I B)~ a.— > ej. a*iav'*ag»~»M| programme executive to V inmate and coordinate educaRESTAURANT i ed° u «tion r _fe?«Jed Appfi'2 ■w _T_|||__ _~fc I writing to The Marketing Insti-IX^JIsl-eL J lute of Singapore. «r Mount SoJVggDt flp'»»»°--""-p°"«" SCIENCE CENTRE BOARD A FIRST CLASS f ASSISTANT SCIENTIFIC OFFICER
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      1156 24 II Employment ffli I Ii IT J An International advertising agency A multi national company with has vacancy for Trading acti-hes in a divers* range of products is looking for CLERK/TYPISTS I Requirement: c (H X O Level 1 BILL Able to type al 45 wp m I COLLECTOR/ SEES
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      1231 24 II Employment I |J| flP^s*~^B~>>~*> B~~P~~MB| IMMEDIATE VACANCIES FOR J BHteral fern i lerka S4l above abillt) lyp. rnincrnDir-c 1 aHarj Preferabl] «n: COLO STORAGE indista I.' 19 and i-:.-pi\ »n. TRADING PTE LTD J lo lh VJ photo Bl! Ma. 1 orpo require* a I ,nX, nX n j_|
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      698 25 EaaaftofMHet fl 1 b) Secretarial <V Clerical newtonipwivateiitd a lupplisr el welch components to •■■■■■■'■••^•■■■•■■■■■^'■•■••■■■aaaalßßaaaaaalßaaaßßßßßßßalßaasaßßßßßi tH# WOfM IaWSVSt tVCtCh hirer The TIME XCerporetwn iTimofcafty required mv.tea applications Iron 1. CLERKS/ P^JZZ£<r*' TELLERS SECRETARY .ired 'lential manne- ured rtiflcaued of IM I ins tS wpn plus 2. LIFT -nence a-s ATTENDANTS
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      1045 25 It EiiaptoynisWit 1^ 1 NEPTUNE AGENCIES (PTE) LTD raqwras AH^ SHIPPING CLERKS WmA JmT Ortlflcat flaw with at least 3 o lev« aaaaaaaaa*' |„,sses c Preference given to thos SINGAPORE AVIATION ANO £I^.l, n» I',/.".^"^,' OENERAL INSURANCE CO Z£.*~£fT~, f nd or hl f (PTEILTD pmg documentations J SAGI invites
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      1247 25 I] CfeeaTaWMffßaaastf IMI a^aa^Bajsveipßin 111 A ■toqwrad TELEPHONE OPERATOR REOUIR «> by a leading Trading curr CLERK/TYPIST Shipping Company With OCI a GCE O1O 1 level O' Level or equl.alent Comer c Typing knowledge sanl ln English and Mandarin c Pleasant personality Typing speed «0 wp m Prefer ably with
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      1182 25 il Employment fjjll J FEMALE GENERAL clerks with a w.a c.i^ii^—i r~.^«. level Salary negotiable tsiawraneo company a SiTiuaporean Aged 2S 30 S C) Sales c Have at least 2 years experl- a Conversant in Enfllah. AMSITIOUS SALESMEN REQUIRED a tas i r'n'n'f 1 1 1 rm l w oll
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      831 25 N Employment ijji| 1 FreigM ForwardMg Company Conditions ol EITHER SEX CAN APPLY marketing executives "mwnmEmniSn!* ALKAFF BUILDING a Mto«l r j M J M |M SINGAPORE 0,04 forv..irciinK experience c Age between 2.) .mil U ye.irs I ivsUs ir SALES TRAINEES Pie... app* ...tin, cont^t oo Uf and enclose
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      956 26 itii^tor-em ljjl{ 41 Situation* Vacant j ASEA d) Technical PPhC *'lS'po^ T™ Q.C. A large manufacturing compa- TECHNICIAN ny in Kranii reouires Appllcanu ihould possess an MArUIMICT 'TC or NTC 3 qualifications I in Electrical Fitting and Installation Those with a Requirements working knowledge of panel NTC 3in metal machlning
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      975 26 TKI DM I D^| SINGAPORE FLUID r mmm^wr^ power requires ENGINEERS PTE LTO !A) PRODUCTION (A rrrwnbejf ol the SUPERVISORS Sampoexna Group) Invites appMcarlews ler the Candidate* should possess an peers o* Engineerinc diploma and prrlrrnt>l> 1 years relevant ex- 4 UllUTEytyrc penrni pin an Elertronlr Indus- 1. MAIfl I
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      758 26 "ZHW Wall a. l. bl, shed Engineering JURONG ALLOYS Company urgently require. (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 1) SITE SUPERVISOR hay immediate 2) MECHANICAL SUPERVISOR vaca^'sTor SoTiT*"" MALE/F6MALE:e Building construction ex- A) FOUNDRY penence essential ASSISTANTS Po *'< 2) c Singapore citizens, c r-amihar with piping and permanent resident and/or Malaysian cltl...ivintage
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      932 26 Lll Employ iMiit 111 ITTJ t) Miscellaneous A leading and eipending scattotdHas immediate n g company requires vacancies for general clerk (Normal Rotating Shifts) (Female) 2) SCAFFOLDERS rraa a. i r 3 > trainee scaffolders Itm ALfc ror Post 1 preferably staying PRODUCTION i^Uch a appllCttnts p as OPERATORS orwrtalo*
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      225 27 II Employment lii' U Emptoyment ill II Employment (li 46 Situations Vacant on** REMVELOPMENT (A) TECHNICIAN (CLERK OF WORKS) 0u.h«K:..,0n. «>-«•« ibi clerk:ai issistant (FliiAlicVi n STTT ncludirtf Knellsh I „*****1.ik.-and M.nii.n. 10 clerical assistant (Male) O—«« Engh Du'ibema- O«eklii:«l>ont e,e,«ric.l ind.ng nH Salary frimi- Tlu.se Urben Redevelopment Authority. P
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      390 27 w BBmuRANT Q. i ."i v i -SrlllVlr-l. BB-».~ac=: its ne« Japans ,w. SOO 001 ...personality Ik Able toconverse in English I--M.l-experienceI --M.1-experience *„r. In a Japanese ResUuranl I .nia«e (Slwl.nsMtorySSMO.OO) ...ilar rapacity I'leasant personalitj 3 Comk IStanmg salary SSMO.OO) VIW-I 'm 1 T™,,m,,7' fxpenen.e in a Japanese kitchen is
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      373 27 I HI T- luliil Mtrtti mil Sin Mm E|. tafe requires ™'VERS ssr Ksrs»=iK3s!is A«WI\ 5*.,..««-. kitafMtxl. pIMM apply pvaonaMy Blk 34, 134 Sin Mm Drive S «innannin MK7 IMM. ntuct.. \1~».k««. ...NTUCT...Wo*.Hop, OFFICE CLEANERS. MALE/ > mil pf^Mti Hotel Miramar AB. IM tkKM H.nelot k H..a(l. lllwiunnKi.lfl.e hours OFFICE
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      394 27 SmOAPOBEWA-EHOUW UKKmmiH T.»««irroMT»mi™«, TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS/ JT- gE*H: Bsarradevelopment ~f~ SINGAPORE CO. HlMmlh.o SmcaDor* 0523 quired b>-fishing CrulU Comply llS^iLiZLySrSi bile I)", o X Holiday Maker for further enquiries Tel 25M308, *****0S ,^B»«^^a^a^^.«.^«^ BH^^ bmmm <v »nw»i. r^*BBBBBBaBaB«BBBBaaBBBBBBi *mJ singapoijebusservke Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates who are above is
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      469 27 In,^ Vp^^ fo^nTJ I progress wishes lo consider apPo'n''n« rxpenen.ed personnel In ser\e either js full-time or SS-JS^ SS=HHH SS3*SSvS ",'rt" QU ,;L' as hl"r Urr EsStSTpSS S pore 081, 11 DELIV»»Y RIPFRS FOB DELIVERY RIDERS FOR «WTO«CYCLES I required: I SplH .hlfla: 630 a m to 11 30 a
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      148 27 Se^^rid,^1," X* nccda BUM Malanlaiu consMered Contact *****8. after office *****8 WBBBH «-sw«aw-^-MALAY AMAH NEEDED immedio^^ ?*****1 ext 1104 till Bpm TEOCMEW/MANOARWI SPEAKING 'Baby-sitter required at Indus Road Dally Bam to 6pm Call' *****66ext 31.1 WANTED WASHING AND in.ninit Woman in Telok Blangah area ""^"""■>" I 47 Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED
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      764 27 times Saturday car mart IGNITION PROBLEM? n/M r-r- .mi C*CJli/1~ IT Vvl I H k* I WW i f^L^k MAOHUM electronic ignition "^^K^Gra for all make of cars MS^j\^AW Replace your Problematic C-^-^ 3*/'B/®3*/ '8/® Contact point with our co )on modern contactless electronic improv** starting device. O'»*a b«tt*r idling
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      276 27 w t liini.e.i vt.K-k Mil) Henry An I cn X Ke HoadnniSi Tel -y, CCT *?*B* D*l£~TJ "~7m^ m 3^/11/1111 llif^VllKlll%] tajwak i^^> P^^l The pairitTrotector that keeps your car fo?^ 9™9™ NO Other WBX Or polish shines like it. Available al all departmental stores, hardware stores. emporiums and petrol
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      1757 28 tones Saturday car mart A a«Mg*va* a 18 watts RMS Per Channel at 4 ohms jnvtffaLaT a Fully Auto Eiect Cassette Car Stereo a4lC'sBTrs. 11 Diodes a Treble Bass Loudness Control Poh Seng Auto Supply Co., I 68 Short Street S.ngwore 0718 T»i 338C435 I '50 Bll< 1 2 Albert
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      953 28 U49^O^t9^t9^O^t^»^^a IMOTORBT WHOOfMAfCS JIrfBCST »|i diagnosis are done t>» ICOMPUKRS lor precisf accuracy, ZOur fully computerised Motor Twortshop provide all your needs 1 4* Computerised fngme tune up f Computerised Wheel Alignment i J* Computerised dhaust fmissioi( i 4 Analysis General Ser»Kes 1 Repairs j full lubrication Set»ices 4»Ve service
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      1219 28 U*r___ UTTER an.a.T's s-ss PRtmcnOH :S»'Saa*» FOR YOUR ALMOST 74 TOYOJA Carina 1 BIUsjMF TOP private owner beautiful regis- SlfWUlß* I VsT tralion number, aircond. cas- IHIIIAIIBf El g? finable"' olfe'? X^T n UP YOURSELF. ...II I'eterChong *****55 *****34 DECEMBER 1973 TOYOTA 2000. tape liood condition $10,500 r J^*^ 11
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      511 28 MGB GT OEC 73 l-xpatriate owner aucon Call *****4 between 1 p m and spm NOVEMBER 1979 DAIHATSU Ilia rade. 5-door 5-speed. tuff-kote. high power stereo one owner accident free $18,500 o n o (all 4484 565 alter 2pm NOVEMBER 73 CHRYSLER IM Air.-on j owners selling $3,500 ono CasMaCl
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      847 28 1970 VOLKSWAGEN »T give .■J*MI 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 1300 PAJU7 eligible (all Don. Tel 440M91 1972 CITROEN GS CLUB, good condition, new Kiki mreond. PAKK ellgihle. $8,500/ ono iflartMa m i'i.il662 1972 JUNE VOLVO 144fl tuir owner PARF eli K ihle $12,000 OJlfl. Call SMTM *****53 for apposntnatnti to view I(7s
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      141 30 In ever-loving memory of MR. LEE BOON HUAT who passed away peacefully on 15th October 1980 in Toronto General Hospital, Canada. A loving husband and father you have always been and will remain as such to us. Even though you can no longer be seen, to you in God we
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      102 30 MR. TJIA TIAUW KIE AGED 63 YEARS PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 22.10.1980 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE MDM ANG SIOK TOAN DAUGHTERS DR. JOAN TJIA TJOEI SIAN DR. ELIZABETH TJIA TJOEI LIE MDM CECELIA TJIA TJOEI HOA DR. HELEN TJIA TJOEI LIAN SONS-IN-LAW DR. NOEL LEONG K WAI YIN DR. DANIEL
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      217 30 MARSCHNER In- l c ured in Melbourne on Hth on of Frank Albert, tormcrl) ol Borneo Co I.ld dearly beloved husband or Sylvia loved father of Tony. Chris, (ieoii .mil t rankle and (mid f.ither-in-law of (heryll 7 Seventh street Harkdale. VicUina 3194. MARY ELIZABETH wile of late
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      66 30 Mr Lee Pheng Leong (LeeKeong) formerly of Radio Singapore, patted away peacefully on 23rd October NHL A Family tervice will be held at home on 25th Oct 19(0. Saturday 8 30 p.m ft cortege will leave 509 Suth Avenue. Singapore 1037 on Sunday 26th October 1960 at 2.30 p m
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      61 30 MR MENJEN YEN ACE 72 Patted peaeelully on 23/10/80 loving behind Mil* ShUOMl ■oni Robert. Slcoart daughters Nancy. Bally Catharine 3 tonm-in-law. 2 dauohtert-in-la» and I grandchildren 10 mourn hi. loo Body lying al SI Jo»*ph Church Parlour. Qut*m Street Service to be held al 100 pm Sat 2S/10/M Cortege
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      39 30 34/10/(0 leaving bahind balovad wit* M KANNAMAH. iom. daugh tart, tom-in law. daughters in law and grarxichildran Ccrtaga having on 25/10.80 al 3 00 p m Blk. 59. 3427-A. GEYLANG BAHRU tor MT VERNON CREMA TORIUM S G MUftUGAYA
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      23 30 Deep««i sympathies to lh» family ol lh» lit* MR. LIM KAY HUNG Executive Director Singapore Pharmaceutical Pte Ltd From: ASIAN INTERNATIONAL.
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      82 30 Th» lamily of th» lal* I BRIGADIER TAN ENG SOON (Retire) S.lv.t.on Army OflKH) lhank relative! and friends tor their support and donations to chanty. A Memorial Service will be held at the Salvation Army Church. Maria ban Road (ott Baleatier Road, oppo aite Praaident Theatre) on 2Slh
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      126 30 In Remembrance of my b«*t friend JACKSON ONG KEK LIANG DepaMed 25/10/79 You arearuyi In nj b Inserted by Chri.topher Tan Owen In Ihe »weel b> and by we •.twill m.-.-t on thai >ln.r.' IN LOVING MEMORY Ol I.m B|C« Koon I2S-HI-7UI Aiwuys remainiMTe«i and cheiislMd by
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      16 30 IN LOVING MEMORY Of TANSIEWKOON DEPARTED 25TH OCTOBER 1979 Always nmtmlHrid by Family and Lo»«d On*>
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      Unique television link-up for world title bouts
      290 31 LONDON. Fri. Maurice Hope. Britain's World Boxing Council light-mid-dleweight champion, will fight before the biggest audience of his career when he defends his title against Carlos Herrera, of Argentina, here on Nov. 25. In a closed-circuit television link-up, unique in Britain. Hope's fight
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      247 31 BRIGHTON. Fri. Top seed Chris Evert Lloyd continued her impressive form by thrashing Debbie Jevans. of Britain. 6-0. 6-0 in the second round of the Brighton international women's tennis tournament here in England yesterday The American allowed Debbie a meagre ration of 19 points as she
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      212 31 TOKYO, Fri Unknown Japanese professional Michi\uki Kawanami shot a sizzling six-under-par 66 to take the first-round lead of the Bridgestone golf tournament here yesi terday The 29-year old Ka1 wanami. who is playing in i the big international tournament for the fifth time.
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      Lock icon Doctors 'yes' to WBA fight
      158 31 BOPHUTHATSWANA, Fri. Doctors yesterday gave the go ahead for tomorrow's World Boxing Association heavyweight title clash between American defending champion Mike Weaver and South African challenger Gerrie Coetzee. The health examination held in a theatre normally used for musical reviews and soft pornographic movies drew
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      152 31 A record Sheffield Shield stand SYDNEY, Fri. Ai record Sheffield Shield opening partnership of 319 between Rick McCosker and John Dyson put New South Wales in a commanding position on the opening day of their fourday cricket match against Western Australia here yesterday. Captain McCosker hit a career-best 168 and
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      154 31 C. Rica must play, rule FIFA 7IKKH, Krl. The International Keetbe.ll KrdrrkUen (KIKA) said yeatrr4*y that a Werid Cap qoaUfyUK game brtwr*a Xl Salvador and Mtta Klra mast take place In Saa Salvador on Kaaday »ffk as •w-hrdulrd, dc*plW (wt* Kiran prebwtM. FIFA necretaryKeaerai Hrlmat kaearr said the world body
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      Lock icon Walley in line for top post
      304 31 Walley in line for top post LONDON, Fr Mike Flanagan scored the first hattrick of his Crystal Palace career earlier this week and helped underline Ernie Walley's claims to the job of managing the English First Division soccer club. Walley. an unknown 47-year-old who has been on the coaching staff
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      Italian Press criticise Brady
      97 31 LODZ. Fri. Irish midfield star Liam Brady, transferred from London club Arsenal to Juventus at the end of last season, has come in for some criticism from Italian soccer writers for his dissapointing performance in Wednesday's 3-1 European Football Union Cup defeat by Wizew Lodz, of
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      83 31 cion, nothing more, but I need to pass it on to the readers." In Athens, Helmut Senekovic. Panathinaikos' Austrian coach, celebrated his 47th birthday and the club presented him with a birthday cake. But just as he was cutting the cake, a hornet stung him on the lip
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      158 31 LONDON. Fri. British boxer Johnny Owen, critically injured during a world title fight in the Tnited States last month, stands a "good chance" of making a full recovery according to his manager Dai Gardiner. "Johnny is still in a coma, but everything's clearing up. He
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      SELECTIONS
      135 32 1 Dv wland Rock Celerity Fort Lonesome Fort Lonasoma Gunslinger Dixieland Rock Dmaland Rock Hsien Ju Three Nines 2 Shananigans Vivacious Uve Wire Thaßaat Protagonist Vivacious Vivacious Protagonist Shenanigans 3 Conquast Lajuna Giannini GoMan Hussar Conquest Arcadia Forest Giannini Lajuna C. Moulton 4 Naptuna Topaz AriaU Happy Melody Naptuno
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      TODAY'S CARD
      1301 32 RATF 1 2.0 CLASS 4 DIV 6 1.200M n/ll>Ei J. ($12,000 -$8,400 to winner) 1 3*560* Fort Lonaaoma a Dh iTrpngganu) Mansor 57 (d2 +3) 4 Irh r burnt* 7 2 0*8 Waahington (Red Dot) Paul 57 2) 4 nzg anari 2 3 5900** OunaHngara By (Cunslinger) Chong
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      Drum Major day's top bet in Race 5
      509 32  -  SCRUTINEER !L DRUM MAJOR stands out as the day's top bet in Race Five, the 2,f/00 metres event for Class 3 Division 2 horses in Kuala Lumpur today. The five-year-old Bngade Major chestnut gel.ling is poised for a winning performance, following several
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      327 32 NEW DELHI, Fri. The third leg of the international Himalayan motor car rally, from Agra to Chandigarh, has been cancelled to avoid hostile demonstrators Earlier reports had said that the rally had been nagged off from the Taj Mahal town yesterday morning after being delayed by 25 hours There
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      267 32 Himalayan motor rally's third leg cancelled the organizing commit'.ee. said the absence of Alexandre Tka chev and Natalia Shaposhnikova was not acceptable RI'GBY UNION The French anti-apartheid movement have published an appeal to the French Government, four days before the French rugby union team set off on a South African
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      145 32 LUDLOW. Fri. Prince Charles (right), heir to the British throne, makes his third attempt to win a horse race tomorrow at the Minor meeting here in England. Prince Charles will ride his own horse, Allibar, in an amateur riders' stee- plechase in which he will have
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      Lock icon Kalaglow scores fifth straight win
      157 32 NEWBIRY, Frl. KalagUw. brilliantly ridden by C.revUle Starkey, scared his fifth win In five races when he inak-hed victory In the Horrls Hill Stakes tar two-year-elds here In Kngland yesterday. Kalaglaw had the better «f a door struggle aver the last 2N metres af the
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      Murray can keep winning ways with Cindy's Master
      1684 32  -  EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. After winning five races last weekend, Australian jocki ey John Murray is walking tall and can keep up his splendid work by bringing in Cindy's Master in Race Six here tomorrow. Cindy's Master, a five-year-old, has
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      New faces at judo championships
      181 33  -  KEN J ALLEH Jr. Br EXCEPT for a few experienced internationals, the Singapore national judo championships at Portsdown Road today and tomorrow (4) will be wide open with a host of new names contesting the 16 weight division titles (eight men and eight women). Most
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      Loro shaping up well to hit first win
      335 33  - Loro shaping up well to hit first win FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Loro is shaping up well for his maiden win in Race Eight here on Sunday. The Windjammer three-year-old had showr plenty erf dash in morning workouts the past two weeks and continued the good work this morning
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      Easy win for Garden
      45 33 SERANGOON GARDEN scored an easy 2-0 win over Mountbatten in their inter -con stitueiK-y volleyball match at the Bras Basah Community Centre yesterday Other results Tampines bt Fairer Park 21. Radin Mas bt Tiong Bahm 2-1. Geyung East bt Telok Ayer2-0
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      Hopes for revival of hockey series
      382 33  -  BERNARD PEREIR A By f WE w**M have le\rd to arrrde to Malaysia's reqiest to play m their prtp— ed dat*s. Bat It Jut m fcapptM that their resp«Me came a llitle to* late wfcm we're la the midst *f preparing tor the AsUaCnp.
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      Chew preaches, but only Goju-kai karate
      255 33  -  PETER SIOW By DAVID CHEW is a oneman crusader, but, unlike the ancient Christian warriors, he alms to spread only the art. of Goiu-kai karate. The 36-year-old businessman's zealousness has resulted in his opening of three martial arts schools at Neptune Court, Tanglin Community
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      106 33 Nastase cruises into last four JAKARTA, Fri. Temperamental Rumanian Qic Nastase defeated Indonesian Yustejo Tarik 6-4, 6-1 to qualify for the semifinals in an international tennis tournament here last night. In other matches, American Marty Riessen beat compatriot Chico Hagey 6-1, b-2, Patrice Dominguez (France) beat Tom Gorman (US) 7-5.
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      350 33  -  GABRIEL LIM By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. After three days of play, 10 matches of varying quality and $250,000 splashed out to bring in the eight professional tennis players, comes one big question. Has the event fulfilled its prime objective of promoting tennis as a major
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      Lock icon First ASEAN contest in Dec.
      90 33 First ASEAN contest in Dec. JAKARTA. Fri. An ASEAN bodybuilding contest will be held in Mekan. North Sumatra, from Dec. 21-23. ASEAN countries Malaysia. Singapore. Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines can each enter five athletes, who will contest in the bantam, light-middle, lightheavy, middle-heavy and heavyweight categories The competition has
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      Kedah offer prize-money
      59 33 ALOR STAR, Fri. For the first time, Kedah will offer prize money when they hold their Open tennis championships here on Dec. 5-7. this was made possible by the Individual donation of businessman William Chek. Said Kedah Lawn Tennis Association secretary Urn See Hoon: "I hope the
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      Gifford: Reserve squash sauad will mature by 1982
      195 34 SINGAPORE'S national reserve squash squad, training under the Pepsi .Scheme, will mature into one of the world's top teams by 1982 This is the prediction of New Zealand squash expert Butch Gifford after training the 12 boys under the scheme for two
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      Republic's final hopes crippled
      372 34  - Republic's final hopes crippled KEN JALLEH Jr. By > CRIPPLED that's the only word to describe the Singapore team who play the Royal Australian Air Force in their crucial Malaysian Rugby Union Open-Magnolia Cup semi-final clash in Kuala Lumpur today (5). With one cruel sweep, Singapore's chances of reaching the
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      Loo grouped with top-seed White
      243 34 By WILFRED YEO mm^^^^ LOO YAP LONG, Singapore's snooker champion, has been drawn in the same group as top-ranked Jim White, of England, and No. 8 seed Arvind Savur, of India, in the world amateur snooker championship in Launceston, Tasmania, from Mon- day to tomorrow
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      Warren decline Jurong's offer
      152 34 Warren decline Jurong's offer WARREN Golf Clnb have declined Jarong Country dob's offer to be made Joint champions of the Singapore Golf Association Prmser aid Nfive Handicap League, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. Warren and Jnrong, who each have 18 Mints, lead the Handicap Leane table. their decision not to accept the
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      Liau invited to prestigeous PGA meeting
      255 34  - Liau invited to prestigeous PGA meeting BERNARD PEREIRA By ALVIN LIAU, the presiI dent of the Singapore Professional Golfers' Association, has been invited to the second World PGA Conference in Sydney, from Saturday week until Thursday fortnight. This is the first time in the SPG As seven-year existence that Singapore
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      Singapore have secret weapon in coach Lim
      125 34  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE'S pugilists competing in the Asian taekwondo cham pionships in Taiwan, from Nov. 1416, will have a secret weapon in Lim Tiong Chin. For the coach, who will be leaving for South Korea on Tuesday, will be bringing with him
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      Chan, Ruby on mission Improbable'
      283 34 Chan, Ruby on mission Improbable' SINGAPORE'S representatives Jansen Chan and Ruby Chang left last night for Jakarta for the World Cup bowling tournament from today until tomorrow week, promising to do their best, reports WILFRED YEO. But their best is not likely to be good enough. While few will argue
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      Mok through to Masters' final
      243 34 VETERAN Singapore bowler K. M. Mok yesterday joined his compatriots in the qualifying list for tomorrow's men's Mas- ters' final of the Johore Open championships in 1 Johore Bahm's Golden I Bowl. Mok, who has repreI sented the Republic in numerous international competitions, had lines
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      Goalkeeper Lee faces toughest test tonight
      437 35 Goalkeeper Lee faces toughest test tonight DAVID LEE, Singapore's second choice soccer goalkeeper, receives a make-or- break chance tonight when he represents the Kepublic against Australia's Newcastle United at the National Stadium (7). reports JOE DORAI. Lee. who has been playing second fiddle to regular goalkeeper Edmund Wee since 1977,
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      Lock icon Santokh to quit within a year
      160 35 Santokh to quit within a year MALAYSIA'S star centreback. Santokh Singh, has given himself one year at the most before he quits the international soccer scene, and he has singled out R. Subramaniam to replace him. Santokh was, for the first time in his international career, taken off late in
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      Singapore to play in China
      296 35  -  JOE DOR AI By. SINGAPORE will play a friendly soccer match against Guangzhou (Canton) in China on Dec. 17 as a final warm-up for the per-World Cup competition in Hongkong from Dec. 22Jan. 3. This was approved by the Singapore National Olympic Council yesterday. The
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      Lock icon Thailand win lack-lustre match
      345 35 Thailand 1 Kuwait 0 N Zealand I Burma 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A goal by Chaiwat Soontornoonda (our minutes before the final whistle helped Thailand defeat Kuwait 1-0 in a lack-lustre Merdeka soccer match at the Stadium Merdeka here tonight. Both teams played sluggish and unimaginative
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      51 35 New Zetland 4 2 2 0 8 3 Malay** 4 2 2 0 8 5* South Korea 4 2 116 3 5 Thailand 4 2 116 5 5 Indonesia 4 *****4 Morocco 4 12 15(4 Burma 4 0 2 2 6 8 2 Kuwait 4 0 0 4 2
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      Make or break for Malaysians
      337 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tomorrow night will be make or break for Malaysia when they take on arch-rivals South Korea at the Merdeka Stadium in a match neither can afford to lose. It couldn't have been a more exacting test to find out whether Malaysia will
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      FIXTURES
      23 35 TODAY MALAYSIA v S. KOBEA (Kickoil 8) TOMORROW THAILAND v INDONESIA (Hickoti 7 30) MOROCCO v N. ZEALAND (ftck-ott 9 IS i
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      Outplayed
      31 35 CLUB Housing and Develop- ment Board emerged champions in basketball when they 1 outplayed Port Authority Recreation Club 61-46 in the j tnter-«tatutory board games in Toa Payoh last night.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      80 35 £,°J& ir P"l"l"°n (S 'mbaw*n* 1 v I HOCKEY Singapore Police v Malaysian Police (Women 8.30. Men: 4») (Po- I lice Academy) Jl'DO National chanv piOMhipt (PorUdown Road. 4) OUENTEEHING SOF run iKent Ridge. 2 30) SEPAK TAKBAW Naga- SoC«B Simper* v Newcastle United (National Sudium 7). PrteadHea:
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      Noh's goals help local Police to victory
      132 35 Noh's goals help local Police to victory TWO goals by Singapore team striker Mohamed Noh highlighted Singapore Police's 4-1 victory over Malaysian Police in their annual soccer match at the Thomson Road ground yesterday. Noh, a reservist, netted the goals in the second half after Singapore had taken a 2-0
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      Shooter Tan invited to Join team for Thailand
      172 35  -  r PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE Shooting Association will ask Tan Boon Huat to join the team for the Thailand Open championships, at the Hua Mark Stadium, from Dec. 5-12. Tan had previously said he would probably give the tournament a pass as
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      Keppel beat Changi
      45 35 tvc*rrc»Li llud oral v.nanxi 10-6 in the Singapore Ladies Jolt Association match al Bukit Chermin yesterday Re wits: Premier Lmoc: Keppel i niangi 2; A MvWm: Keppel 5 .'hangi 2, B DlvUm: Keppel 4 .Tianp 0; C Mvtatoa: Keppel 2 Jhanßi 2.
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      CHILDREN OF DIVORCE
      106 36 WHEN a couple breaks up, the experience is painful not only to themselves but also to their child or children Much has been said and written about the trauma divorcees go through but little attention has been paid to the children and how a broken family may
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      FIRST ANNIVERSARY
      82 36 POETRY Corner will be one yew old tomorrow. It baa not been easy, week after week, W produce Poetry ('•raer, bat The Sandav Times has done It because there were enough people who believe In It. Hundreds of poems are itHI coming In every month. Tomorrow, In celebration
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      A HABIT OF CARING
      91 36 REMEMBER those European nuns in their black and white habits who taught generations in Catholic mission schools in Singapore and Malaysia? The missionary teaching sisters (and brothers) were the creme de la creme of members of various religious orders who came East to serve the people.
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      HER LIFE, HIS JOB
      129 36 A maa'g job, the medical experts have been tolling as, may end up Uferally killing him. Bat U there My link between his Jab and Imi Us wife lives? A team *f research* r* says yes after stadyiag m«re than a mlllUn deaths of men and
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      OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
      33 36 Dentists find healthier teeth can hurt Macaw looks at the car of the future 800 Hope makes a British dream come true AND IN THE ASIA MAGAZINE: The Peking duck experiment
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    Falling wall brings lamp-post down
    170 36 A LAMP-POST fell across Orchard Road at about B.M p.m. last night after part of building next to the Specialists' Shopping Centre collapsed daring demolition work. No one was hart. A motorcyclist, Mr Yew Tat Chye, narrowly escaped Injury when the wall collapsed, bringing the
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    Lock icon Time is running out for illegal migrants
    384 36 SEVERAL thousand Chinese today came forward to admit entering Hongkong illegally and avoid being sent home under tough new curbs which come into force on Monday. They emerged from among the colony's dense population after being told yesterday they had three days to
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    Lock icon Sutowo is quizzed
    45 36 JAKARTA, Fri. Ibnu Sutowo, former boas of the Indonesian State Oil Corporation Pertamlna sacked by the government for financial mismanagement of the company, ha* been interrogated four times in connection with the Thahir case, Attorney General Ali said toold newsmen here. AFP.
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    Lock icon Ships alerted
    46 36 LONDON. Fri. Aircraft and ships were told to be on the look-out for a lone Royal Navy officer. Kenneth Kerr, who is rowing across the Atlantic in a four-metre boat A weak radio signal picked up from him did not indicate his position. AFP.
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    Lock icon Karmal's rest
    37 36 MOSCOW, Fri. Afghan President Babrak Karmal today completed an official visit to the Soviet Union but will stay on for "several days for a brief rest and treatment," the Soviet news agency Tass reported. AP.
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    Lock icon 'No stiffer terms for release of hostages'
    328 36 'No stiffer terms for release of hostages' LONDON, Friday IRAN'S revolutionary leader Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeiny's key aide on Iran's hostage commission said yesterday that Iran did not plan to set stiff er terms for the release of the US embassy captives. 'The parliament will set conditions within the framework of
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    Lock icon 'Make sure it's paid'
    55 36 HONGKONG, Fri. Chinese authorities have Instructed restaurants in Beijing to make sure that all customers, Including high-ranking official*. pa> their bills. The decision comes in the wake of a scandal that Chinese Minister of Commerce Wang Lei paid only token sums for extravagant meals in one
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    Lock icon Printers will compromise
    227 36 LONDON, Fri. A UNION at the centre of Lord Thomson's decision to sell or close The Times and Sunday Times said today it was ready to compromise by conceding to operate new technology After a meeting with management of the two papers, National Graphical Association leader Joe
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      170 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The electrical industry remains one of the most optimistic areas for growth, according to recent projections. HSUNG BEE HWA looks at the figures and the future of the industry. Other items: Cement manufacturers air their grouses about unnecessary competition I Asean textile companies
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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      Restoring The Rock's image
      980 1 Restoring The Rock's image Outside they're just warehouses admittedly convict-built from handsome hand-hewn sandstone. But inside Sydney's old bond stores are a haven for tourists and local shoppers alike three floors of varied browsing including craft and antique stalls, Aboriginal art, a photographer who dresses sitters in period costume, Asian
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        431 1 ANNOUNCING THE RESULTS OF THE AJINOMOTO First Prize 12 Seventh Prizes National Colour TV(TC-2651) National Fan (F-40NMK) each Wong Khuan Chin I.C. X *****2 Chow Hoong Woh I.C. *****15 P.O. Box 599, Sandakan, Sabah. Soo Kok Kee I.C. *****55 earnc amn H pp r i7P Md Yusof Bin Md Noor
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        122 1 Feeding baby It la the let of m««t Asian mothers to deal with whole heap of superstitions which are sopposed to protect the on bom child not least when It pome* to food. Bat sorely eating goat's meat doesn't really bring •n epilepsy; for a more modern point of view
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      PICK of the DAY
      976 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 Saturday Night !H«vte (Ch 5, 11 p.m.) Valley of the Dolls, provides the inside story of the Hollywood glamour set. Based on Jacquline Susann's novel, it is a cliche-ridden but entertaining melodrama about an innocent young actress who is corrupted by Broadway and Hollywood
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      Lock icon Not all cheese and toast
      316 2  - Not all cheese and toast TOM BUCKLEY By in New York STRIDING down Broadway the Broadway in Astoria, Queens the other day was a burly figure wearing the uniform and badge of a captain of the New York police department. Fortunately for him, no patrol car crossed his path, because
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        282 2 St ra i ts Ti mes C rosswor d ACBO88 pianos giving encouragement 8 Material may be procured for (8) money. simple (8) 6 S 01 malefactors get kippers I 9 Delay to rile constituents (6) and P'« < 10 > i 10 Diet with quick results' (4) 7 A
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        247 2 SOVIET FILM FESTIVAL. Tonight's film Ivan The Terrible is a ballet starring Yuri Vladimirov, Natalya Bessmertnova and Boris Akimov. At the Victoria Theatre at 7.30 p.m. Tickets at $3, $2 and $1. LIU SAN 41 E (Chinese musical) organised by the National Theatre Trust, at the National Theatre at 8.30
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        1179 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 1.00 PM Openinf folowed by Sesame 6 25 Bmo The Clown Street 6.40 U Creatures Great And Small 2.00 Banana Spits £2 U 6 (Ma y) I 2-30 Saturday Matinee Thunder Over B ft iJ?E!T 3.55 ABC WeWortd Of Sport, 10 9 4 5 5
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    • LEISURE
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        167 6 The Drama Festival is over, and it seems appropriate to take a long, hard look at where it succeeded and where it failed. Who better to judge than the people for whom the mighty effort was made the audience? And who better to assess their work than the producers, directors
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        Some good ideas for feedback at next drama festival
        237 6 Dr Chia Soo Pong, a sociology lecturer in the National University of Singapore, has seen many foreign and local productions, and felt that some did not put enough effort into their plays for this year's Drama Festival.He has a few suggestions
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        "Ministry should pick only the best plays'
        242 6 Frederick Chut, a technician, who saw every English play in the festival, felt that the Ministry should choose only the best plays for the festival. "I felt The Refund was in poor taste and let down the whole idea of the festival," he
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        They are capable of better'
        307 6 Iteger Skerbnin, manager of a firm, who studied drama at Macalister College, Minnesota, USA, is a regular theatregoer. He found the festival "entertaining and enjoyable". He added: "I felt, however, that the groups were capable of better things. All the plays were technically good and
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        New series planned around a kampung
        130 6 By KANNAN CHANDRAN THE generation gap is the main theme of a new local Malay drama series that SBC is planning. Titled Gelombang Masa (The Waves Of Time), it will be a six-episode series, to be shot in a kampung. It delves into the
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        "More groups should be encouraged to join'
        200 6 Dr Kirpal Singh, lecturer in English Literature at the NUS, gave the prize for experimentation (which he felt was what the festival was all about) to the Experimental Theatre Club's play, The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man In The Moon Marigolds. He
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        'Put up more Asian or Australian plays'
        176 6 Mr Robert Yea, chairman of the selection committee for the festival, a lecturer at IE and a playwright himself, felt that the reviews had raised some "questionable assumptions", that they should have been moderated as they were rather discouraging. "Standards haven't gone up
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        'Seek talent in schools and junior colleges'
        153 6 Yvonne Nalpon, a senior tutor at NUS, and a member of the ETC, thought that the Drama Festival was "the best thing that could have happened for local drama", because it meant clubs were not working in isolation. But she said she found
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        141 6 ww T r j. We Ye soared to dizzy heights Circulation has doubled in three years: an amazing record Since Business Times was first twice the exposure to businesspublished in October 1976, it has men with high spending power meant business: providing and influence over corporate businessmen in Singapore with
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    • BOOKS
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        Setting foot on Chinese soil
        1069 7 TRAVEL GUIDE TO THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA By Ruth Lor Malloy, Published by Morrow Quill Paperbacks Price: $60, Reviewed by MARY KOQAN RUTH L*r Mail«y wu born In Canada of runes? narrate. A graduate of tke University of TorraU, she ha* lived In Taiwan,
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        Collection of gems from Catherine Lim
        440 7 FEDERAL SHORT STORIES Volt I and II By Catharine Lim, Federal Publications $2.80 and $3.00 respectively Reviewed by DELISLE SCHWARTZ THIS school anthology collects exactly what its publisher says it does f 'some of the best short stories from around the world". There are
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        Metaphysical journey of the refugee
        789 7 SOPHIE'S CHOICE by William Styron Pulished by Corgi, Price: $14.65 Reviewed by JAN GORDON THE seemingly eternal divison between an eastern intellect often sympathetic with or part of an urban ethnic minority and the more conservative agrarian literary tradition, was one of those categorisations by
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    • OUTLOOK
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        Eating for two
        1228 8 Eating for two If you are expecting a baby, especially if it's your first, you'll probably be in the unenviable position of having to deal with droves of well-meaning relatives who'll want to feed you as they were once fed. For a more modern point of view, TAN LEE LENG
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        Cantonese food myths
        893 9 Is it true that eating chicken legs will give your baby scaly skin, or that uncooked bananas will cause a miscarriage? The Asian Wall Street Journal's JAMES LEUNG, who is an expectant father, reports. THE Cantonese are omnivorous generally. But when a Cantonese woman is pregnant she
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        Recipes:
        600 9 Baked Fillets of Fish Kn-h in protien and nia this dish also provides a id balance of riboflavin d iron. Served with me Sauce it is rich in li-in. calcium, and Vita1 A as well. gm fish fillets iblespoon butter iblespoon lemon juice t >per Pre-heat oven to moderheat
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        Realistic diets that really work
        583 9 The Pick of Woman's Own Diets By Jo Foley Published by Hamlyn Paperbacks Reviewed by MEG JUMP HEARTENED dieters of ;apore take heart, r salvation is here in guise of a little book by ''oley. 'his is the most sensible, tight forward down- 1 oh
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        Lock icon Mothers-to-be: What to avoid
        167 9 PATRICIA MCCORMACK A drug primer for expectant mothers: Don't pollute your baby with caffeine and nicotine. w.Hch the alcohol Skip aspirin, if you can. For baoy's sake, no drugs makes the most sense. Dr Hugh R.K Barber, head of obstetrics and gynethe New York Medical College,
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        615 10 BUGSHAN PRINTING PRESS, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia invites applicants for the following posts: SALES DEPARTMENT SALES TRAINEE Must have a dynamic personality and be able to deal with people at all levels Have basic printing sales knowledge Possess a valid driving licence ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS CLERK LCC Higher Accounting Preference will
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        913 10 Our client is a large European group of companies in the manufacturing and marketing of engineering equipment, systems, and plants for a wide range of industries. They require suitably qualified persons to fill the following two positions, newly created to strengthen their marketing organisation in Singapore. MCS 541 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT
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        926 12 Appointments j Our client, highly successful ana well-established international company wishes I to appoint the following management personnel. Assistant (Finance And Accounts Department) MCS ***** aaa^pjaji Tne Assistant will report to the Head of the Finance and Accounts Department and be responsible for all aspects of the finance and accounting
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        669 12 SINGAPORE REFINING COMWNY PTE LTD The continuing expansion of our refinery has created additional vacancies for the following positions: A WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR REQUIREMENTS: c Candidate should hove a diploma in Mechanical Engineering/ Business Studies or GCE 'A' level c At least 3 years experience in supervising a large warehouse c
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        642 12 Investment Off icer (ES/*****) A leading European Bank with an offshore branch in Singapore is in the process of expanding its operations and wishes to recruit a suitably qualified person for the position of Investment Officer. The Investment Officer will be responsible for the dealing and administration of Euro-Asian Bonds
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        493 13 Sales Executive An established murti-notionol company manutocturmg and trodmg m tost moving consumer products is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified candidate to fid the post of Sales Executiv» The applicant (I) must have several yeors experience in setting fast moving consumer products and aKo must hove some years of
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        666 13 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Applications are invited from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore ond other ASEAN citizens for the above appointment Candidates should possess a recognised degree in Electrical Engineering or be a member of the Institution of Engineers, Singapore They should be innovative and energetic with conceptual ond analytical ability The successful
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