The Straits Times, 24 February 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon BREZ: LET'S TALK IT OVER
    729 1 BREZ: LET'S TALK IT OVER Improve ties' call to Reagan MOSCOW, Monday SOVIET President Leonid Brezhnev called today for a summit meeting with US President Ronald Reagan to help improve the declining relationship between the two countries. In a keynote address which opened the Soviet Communist Party's 26th Congress, Mr
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    Why best in West must get into politics: Raja
    1323 1 THE best and the brightest in the West must be attracted back into politics to match the quality of the Soviet political leadership. Otherwise, Western democracy will be doomed before this century is over, predicted Mr S. Rajaratnam yesterday. It will
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    Lock icon 8-year low
    41 1 NEW YORK. Mon The Iraq-Iran war and falling de mand drove Oper oil production last year lo an pic low of 26 tt million barrels pei it) ih»' "i! in<liisli> wusirt lei Pen oleum bjMMbjMßt W'eekl> reported ti«i Reuter
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    Lock icon WOMAN WHO IS WASTING AWAY...
    298 1 WOMAN WHO IS WASTING AWAY... X)NDON, Mon. THE 20th Century is slowly killing Sheila Rossall. leduced to 24.5 kg by a rare disease known as the Total Allergy Syndrome, the 31-year-old former pop singer has been given only a few weeks to live. •he flew to Dallas, Texas, today seeking
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    Driving home the point
    303 1 YES, that's the message to bring home the speak Mandarin campaign, the newly-elected president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Lim Kee Ming, seems to say after viewing a prise-winning poster yesterday. Mr Lim, who is also chairman of the national committee
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    Lock icon US not ruling out blockade against Cuba
    418 1 WASHINGTON, Monday THE United States will take some form of direct action, possibly a blockade, against Cuba if arms shipments to rebels in El Salvador are not stopped, a top Reagan aide said yesterday. White House counsellor Edwin Meese said the US will
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    Lock icon Be prepared says Malik
    68 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Journalists should be ready to go to jail to maintain their freedom to report, according to Indonesian Vice-President Adam Malik, a former prominent reporter. Speaking at a gathering of veteran Indonesian journalists yesterday, Mr Malik, one time head of the Indonesian national news agency
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    Lock icon Rate cut
    35 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Chase Manhattan Barm. America's third-largest commercial bank, today cut its prime lending rate to 19 per cent from 19 5 per cent the first major bank to do so AP.
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    Lock icon Live TV coverage cut after 6 minutes
    142 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Live TV' coverage of President Leonid Brexhnev's scheduled four-hour speech opening the 2«th party Congress was cot off today la mid-sentence after onl'v six minutes. Soviet TV' replaced the live coverage of Mr Brexhaev, 74, witk a news commentator who summarised
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    Proposed Goodwood-MUI deal: Govt unhappy
    499 1  - Proposed GoodwoodMUI deal: Govt unhappy LESLIE FONG By Deputy Editor THE government, as the largest of the minority shareholders in Ming Court Hotel, is known to have grave reservations about the proposed sale by the Goodwood group of its majority shareholding in the hotel to Malayan United Industries. According to
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    Lock icon SHOOTING IN PARLIAMENT
    74 1 MADRID, Mon. Shot* rang oat in the Spanish Parliament today as deputies voted In a confidence motion for the formation of a new government. A Spanish national radio commentator said a lieutenant-colonel armed with a pistol approached the Speaker's stand, and there were shouts of "Get down,
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      166 1 3 8 P*B* s today SURCHARGE ON TRIPS TO OUTLYING AREAS? Page 9 CARTER'S human rights policy gets the boot 2 SAUDIS willing to buy Soviet arms says Prince Fahd 3 I JAPAN'S experts are I tired of jobs 4 I PLAN for industry I centres to train workers 7
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      Lock icon Focus on Soviet threat than on human rights
      324 2 Focus on Soviet threat than on human rights UNITED States Ambassador to the United Nations Jeane Kirkpatrick says the concern for human rights that guided foreign policy in the Carter Administration must be replaced by concern over spreading Soviet influence. "Our position in the West- era hemisphere has deteriorated to
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      In other words...
      38 2 6 We're not tree to have relations only with the democratic conntries of this world. To say that measles is less had than meningitis doesn't make yon promeasles, does *i It? 7 Jeane Kirk patrick.
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      Lock icon Bergman calls it a day
      84 2 TEL AVTV, Moo. Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman. 65. said in interviews published yesterday "my career has come to an end," and that she will not return to the stage or screen again. Miss Bergman, whose role as the tragic heroine in the World War D
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      Lock icon Entry delay
      47 2 LONDON, Moo. The British Home Office (Interior Ministry) is deliberately delaying the entry to Britain of former East African Asians in India to up to s ;i; i yean, according to a report published today by the joint council for the welfare of immigrants. AFP.
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      Lock icon '300 shot by govt troops in border massacre'
      142 2 '300 shot by govt troops in border massacre' LONDON, Mon. Almost 300 El Salvadorean peasants were massacred by Honduran and El Salvadorean troops in a border "cleaning operation" which the two governments deny ever took place, the Sunday Times said yesterday. Troops herded together peasants from Las Aradas last May
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      Lock icon 'US will give Poles time to repay $166 m debt'
      304 2 'US will give Poles time to repay $166 m debt' WASHINGTON, Monday THE Reagan Administration has decided to allow the financially pressed Polish Government to defer repayment of more than US$BO million (5*166.5 million) owed to the United States, a report says. The Washington Post, in its Monday editions, quoted
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      Singapore loses first round of chess tourney
      217 2  - Singapore loses first round of chess tourney JUDY WALKER By Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Mon Singapore's bid to recover the Asian Inter-Cities Chess Championship ran straight into disaster tonight, after they were drawn against reigning champions Guangdong and lost all four games. Singapore were first winners of the title two
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      Lock icon Prince Hiro turns 21
      48 2 TOKYO, Mon Prince Hiro, the eldest son of Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko. turned 21 yesterday. Hiro, a history major at the private Gakushuin University In Tokyo, is preparing for a graduation thesis dealing with land taxes during the country's feudal era UPI.
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      Lock icon After 8 years
      39 2 NEW YORK. Mon Four Americans jailed tor more than eight years in Turkey for smuggling hashish arrived at the Kennedy International Airport on Sunday, and were immediately whisked away by authorities to an unknown destination UPI.
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      Lock icon 'Reagan's assets worth about $8.3 m'
      290 2 'Reagan's assets worth about $8.3 m' WASHINGTON, Mon PRESIDENT Reagan is estimated to have assets with a net worth of US$4 million (SsB.3 million) more than twice his own disclosure in 1976. The New York Times said today it based the estimate on Mr Reagan's report, covering 1980 to Jan
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      Lock icon Ex-hostage gets death threats by post
      111 2 Ex-hostage gets death threats by post BALCH SPRINGS (Texas), Mon. Marine Sgt. Johnny Mckeel Jr. one of the 52 former American hostages in Iran, said he has received several death threats since he returned home. Sgt. Mckeel said yesterday he has received "about 12" threats on his life, mostly in
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      Lock icon $2.1 m reward offer
      92 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. The Free Wallenberg Committee of the United States and the Wai lenburg Association of Sweden have offered a reward of US$ 1 million (SS2.I million) for information of Raoul Wallenberg, who saved 30.000 Jewish lives during World War n The son of a prominent
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      Lock icon Team hunt child slayer
      66 2 ATLANTA (Georgia), Mon. Spurred by the personal concern of President Reagan, 'he White House on Saturday innounced eslablisment of a federal task force to help find the child slayer who has terrorised Atlanta's black neighbourhoods for the past 19 months. The list of dead or miss.
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      $21m film can be bought for $284
      171 2 LONDON, Mon Pirated vide* cassettes of Gmc With The Wind, the classic for which the I BBC paid nearly 14.5 million (SJ2».« million) for a Christmas showing this year, can be bought Illegally In Britain lor ma little as CM. The Snnday Mirror
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      Lock icon Saudis willing to buy Soviet arms says Prince Fahd
      408 3 BEIRUT, Monday CROWN Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia was quoted today as saying his nation Vould seek arms from the Soviet Union if the United States and the West refuse to sell them weapons. He was quoted by the official Sauai
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      Israeli forces in revenge killing of guerillas
      309 3  - Israeli forces in revenge killing of guerillas AARON SITNNER By Our Jerusalem reporter JERUSALEM, Monday CARRYING out an 11-month-old vow to avenge the killing of three Kibbutz dwellers by terrorists, a crack Israeli army unit late last night struck deep inside southern Lebanon, killing more than a dozen Palestinian guerillas
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      Lock icon U.S. PUSH ON ARMS SPENDING MAY ROCK NATO ONCE AGAIN
      274 3 U.S. PUSH ON ARMS SPENDING MAY ROCK NATO ONCE AGAIN MUNICH, Mon. A fresh United States drive to persuade its North Atlantic Treaty Organisation allies to spend more on defence, launched at their military conference here, seems set to renew wrangling within the alliance. West European Nato countries, many already
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      Lock icon New Taipeh fighter deal to recreate problems?
      267 3 New Taipeh fighter deal to recreate problems? TAIPEH, Monday ANOTHER of Taiwan's military deals with Europe the purchase of 55 fighter planes from Belgium may run into problems like its earlier submarine affair with the Netherlands. European sources here said the 55 Starfighters would be worth about US$9 million (5518.7
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      In other Words...
      64 3 In other Words... 1 DO not dray 9 for one moment tke acute embarrassment for the government. Bat I did not oome lit* polltics to be a kaml- A kaie pilot. y British Trade Secretary John Bitten commenting on the Tory government's retreat in the face of a national coal
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      Lock icon Cuban hits Cubana
      56 3 MIAMI. Moo A Cuban exile truck driver at Miami International Airport drove his vehicle Into the noae of a parked Russian-made Cubana airplane on Sunday, causing about US$2OO,OOO damage, police reported. None of the 40 panengers and 12 crew aboard the plane, ready to leave on a
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      $3.1 m theft
      30 3 FLORIDA. Mon. A Saudi Arabian sheikh. Wadji Tan lawi. has lost USJI.S million (about SS3I million) in 21 pieces of uninsured jewels to burglars, police reported here.
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      Lock icon British ex-envoy claims he was 'stabbed in the back'
      282 3 LONDON, Mon SIX Geaffrey flarrlaaa, tke farmer British Ambassador to Moscow wka waa recalled IS yean ago keeaaa* af aa affair wltk a Soviet chambermaid at kla embassy, said he has bee* ''stabbed la tke back" by ssmrsae ke will aot
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      Lock icon M-E comes second to problems closer home says Haig
      186 3 M-E comes second to problems closer home says Haig TEL AVTV, Mon. The Reagan Administration has relegated the Middle East to second place while It wrestles with its economic problems and improving relations with its immediate neighbours. However, in an interview with Israel Television's Washington correspondent on Sunday, US Secretary
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      Lock icon Bonn is the leading arms supplier
      184 3 Bonn is the leading arms supplier WASHINGTON, Mon. West Germany has emerged as a major seller of arms, particularly for countries in the Middle East and Latin America that the United States refuses to supply, a newly released study by a congressional agency says. The study by the General Accounting
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      139 3 jßs^ fil THE /ssue the da >' on the Soviet Union if the seem set for wrangling the international front United States won't over Washington's A V appears to be the supply them; aUS insistence that they purchase of arms as Congressional report S!™^™ these reports from says West Germany
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      Lock icon Japan's experts are tired of jobs
      184 4 COMPUTER MEN WANT TO QUIT BEFORE 35' TOKYO, Mon. Japanese computer experts say they are tired of their jobs and about two-thirds of them want to quit before they reach 35 years of age. This startling disclosure emerged from a survey conducted by the
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      Lock icon Reception boycott
      75 4 BEIJING, Mon. For the second year in a row, military attaches from the United States and several other countries boycotted the Soviet Army Day reception today to protest the presence of Soviet troops in Afghanistan. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said no highranking Chinese officers attended. Low-ranking officers were,
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      Lock icon MORE STUDENT UNREST AS PAK VARSITY IS CLOSED
      374 4  - MORE STUDENT UNREST AS PAK VARSITY IS CLOSED HASSAN BIN SAID By Our Islamabad reporter ISLAMABAD, Mon. The wave of student unrest sweeping Pakistan spread today with the an- nouncement of the closure of Deraismail Khan University in the Northwest Frontier Province. Although the student trouble in Pakistan began with
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      Dead man in bomb blast at Pope's mass identified
      223 4 Dead man in bomb blast at Pope's mass identified ISLAMABAD, Mon THE man who died in an alleged abortive bomb attack in Karachi on Feb 16, at the mass to hear Pope John 11, was today officially identified as a Sindhi Muslim student leader. An estimated 100,000 Christians from all
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      Lock icon Soviet appeal gets cool response from Asean
      355 4 Soviet appeal gets cool response from Asean MANILA, Mon. The Asean countries today gave a cool reception to a Soviet appeal for support on proposals for a regional conference on peace and stability. In MANILA, senior Philip- pine Foreign Ministry officials, commenting on Moscow's appeal yesterday said they were "a
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        Lock icon Asean festival ends
        71 4 A WEEK-LONG Asean festival of the performing arts was closed in Jakarta on Saturday night by Dr Haryati Subadio, director general of culture, after panelists have made recommendations on the holding of future Asean art festivals. Mr Subadio in the ceremony held at the mini-Indonesia grand park
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        Lock icon 8.5 m Europeans jobless
        71 4 THE EUROPEAN Economic Community registered its worst level of unemployment in history in January. About 8.5 million people, representing 7.5 per cent of the work force, were unemployed according to EEC statistics released in Brussels yesterday. There were half a million more people without jobs in
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        Lock icon Japan to reject oil offer?
        65 4 JAPANESE OIL refiners, unhappy about the quality of Mexican oil, will probably reject a Mexican offer to sell 1.1 million barrels of oil t$ Japan, reports in Tokyo said yesterday. The Tokyo-based Mexican Petroleum Import Co recently received the offer from stateowned oil company Pemex,
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        Lock icon Three Britons freed
        63 4 THREE BRITISH missionaries and a businessman, held in Iran since August on charges of spying, have been cleared of charges and freed, Iran's general prosecutor said yesterday. Anglican church sources in London said on Sunday the three missionaries, described as being in good spirits, were released from
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        62 4 THE TINY minority entitled to vote in Kuwait went to the polls yesterday to elect a Parliament for the first time in five years. The election was expected to test Kuwait* traditional tribal loyalties against the increase of Western ideas and to measure the popularity of leftists
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        Lock icon Air attacks on junks
        66 4 THREE HONGKONG fishing junks were attacked by unidentified aircrafts while fishing off the Philippines last week, the government reported yesterday. A spokesman said the incident occurred last Thursday when the vessels were fishing in Philippine waters, about 772 km south-east of Hongkong. They were attacked by
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        82 4 THETINDONESIAN armed Rirces will Continue to build up armaments for the army, navy and air forces, according to Defence Minister General Mohammad Jusuf "More warships will arrive for the navy, more planes for the air force and more tanks for the army and the marines," he told a
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        87 4 THE UNITED Nations Commission on Human Rights called in Geneva yesterday for an International Court of Justice ruling on whether South Africa is a legal mate. Sponsored by Yugoslavia and 13 Afro-Asian nations, the resolution called on the UN General Assembly to instruct the International Court
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      Yelling loud and yelling long for rain that lasts
      182 4 BEIJING, Mon WHENEVER reaMeata la part f China's aa«thern Yaanan province need rain, they simply yell far It. The lander they yell, the mare rain falls. And the longer they yell, the laager the raia last*. Shanghai's dally newspaper Liberation reported
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      Lock icon Another term for Waldheim appears likely
      323 5 •HE'S BEHAVING LIKE A CANDIDATE' UNITED NATIONS Monday AS Dr Kurt Waldheims second five-year appointment as UN Secretary-General nears its end. the question is whether he will stand again when the post comes up for renewal in September. Friends say he has not decided,
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      Lock icon The heirs apparent?
      180 5 ALTHOUGH third-warid raMtriea womld Hke aae of their own aa Secretary-tieaeral, It seems unlikely that they will agree aa a candidate who can obtain support from the Security Council's five permanent members, each of which has right of veto. That at least teems tar eaae f«r Tmasaaian
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        Lock icon 20,000 live targets
        94 5 BIRD-LOVERS here fear a bogus firm has taken 20,000 of the city's pigeons to serve as live targets for sportsmen in illegal shooting matches. For the last two months. Milanese have been complaining at the sight of men catching the birds with nets in the city centre,
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        Lock icon The hole-y way to bliss
        101 5 AN INDIAN yogi has written to United States President Ronald Reagan offering to bury himself alive for 300 hours in a sealed pit anywhere in America and emerge at the White House to exemplify the way to eternal bliss, reports in New Delhi said on
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        Lock icon 'Ban sexy cover girls'
        74 5 THE recently-revived use of sexy girls to decorate advertisements and calendars in China may fall victim to the latest political crackdown by the communist party, according to a report in the Beijing evening news. The paper said yesterday the Women's Association in the eastern province of
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      Lock icon MAC GETS A JUMBO SHOWER
      87 5 AN ELEPHANT at bath Is eommjnly seen squirting water through Its trunk at its back that Is, If It Is not squirting at other things. Bat Mac Is seen here on the receiving end (net that he minds, for he seems to be enjoying himself)
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      Lock icon Banking on video service to buy and sell money
      263 5 LONDON, Mon. REUTERS today launched a new service enabling banks to buy and sell money across the world within seconds on video screens which also display market information. Known- as 'the Reuter Dealing Service, the network has 160 subscribers so far,
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      India denies reports of Indira-Zia summit
      211 5 India denies reports of Indira-Zia summit NEW DELHI, Monday INDIA today ruled out the possibility of a summit meeting between Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Pakistan's President Zia ul-Haq. I "A lot remains to be done to firmly establish friendly and mutually beneficial relations... a lot of ground needs to
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      128 5 FRASER RECEIVES VOTERS' SUPPORT CANBERRA, Mon PRIME Minister Malcolm Fraser received solid endorsement from the electorate in three byelections held in Australia over the weekend. The seats, all held by government members, in Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland, were vacated by two resignations and the death of the former
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      846 6  -  WILLIAM HOLSTEIN By in Hongkong AFTER years of negotiations and surveys, a foreign oil company has begun drilling for petroleum in the South China Sea in cooperation with Chinese technicians. The French oil company. Compagnie Francaise de Petrol, known by
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      Barrel of problems getting a strike smack in the middle of nowhere
      722 6  -  PAMELA HOLLIE By in Santan (Indonesia) IN 1»M, nearly It years after the Unlan Oil Company af California began negotiations with the Indanestan Government, the Las Angelesbased campaay made the first offshore all dlscavery here, aft Kalimantan. Bat
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    Factories here study the use of robots
    224 7  - Factories here study the use of robots CMUA LEONG KIAN By sOMr local farterie* are expected to em»U\ slmpJr rabatti In their prwUrtiMi linn. a* a renal! «4 spiralling wagra aa4 lab*or saartage. Thl» Is aJsa the aaswer to the K«veramr*t's rail far automation aad higher pr«dortivi *>• Japan's Industrial
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    Contests at Kim Keat
    53 7 THE Kirn Keat community centre working committee will organise various competitions next month. They are for dressmaking, rake making, rooking. Chinese chess (open), battery-operated racing car and photography. Contestants can register at the community centre In Lorong 8, Toa Payoh between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Relatives sought
    54 7 A 61 YEAR-OLD man, Mr Ret nam Vilairam. was found dead In a house in Race Course Road, at 9.20 p.m. on Saturday He was about 1.6 m tall, thin and dark comptexioned, with short grey hair. His relatives are asked to contact Sgt Yeo Ah Chin, of
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    Plan for industry centres to train workers
    491 7  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By WITH a $73 million surplus in the Skills Development Fund, the government is considering setting up industry development centres to train more workers. One such centre has been proposed by the Singapore Garment Manufacturers Association and the Singapore Textile
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    We were assaulted, say youths at trial
    435 7 THREE youths told a magistrate s court yesterday that .they were assaulted by a policeman and six Special Constabulary members after being arrested. The three were in a group of eight people picked up at the Katong Shopping Centre on June 26, 1979,
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    ACS dinner
    36 7 THE annual Founder's Day dinner to celebrate the 95th anniversary o( the Anglo Chi nese Srhool will be held in the Tan Chin Tuan Auditorium of Anglo-Chinese Junior College on Saturday at 8 00pm
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    Took poison after tiff with grandma
    188 7 A 15- YEAR-OLD girl, who was scolded by her grandmother for not doing house work, swallowed I weed killer and died, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Ang Ah Lian, of Neo Tiew Road, became very upset and appeared restlea* after being scolded by her
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    FACTORY STOREROOM DESTROYED BY FIRE
    77 7 FIRE destroyed the store- pearing from the store at room of Koya Wood Indus- the rear of the factory tries Pte Ltd, a furniture and called the Fire Bnfactory in Lorong Tukang, gade Jurong, at midnight on Two fire engines a ijr.. nnantitv n control
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    2,800 CHINA COINS SOLD IN SINGAPORE
    130 7 LOCAL cola collectors have saapped ap 2,Mt Year of the Rooster commemorative silver colas (above) during the last month. Issued by the People's Bank of China, the 15 g coins have a face value af renminbl (S$M) and were sold at Hi each. Collectors
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    CC tuition for students
    62 7 KIM SENG community centre Youth Group will be giving tuition in mathematics, Science, English and Chinese for Primary Six students from April to October. Application forms are available at the community centre tram 2.30 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. Closing date is March 7. An entrance test
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    Radar system
    31 7 THE Long Range Radar and Display System (LORADS) at Biggin Hill, Changi. will be opened by the Minister for Communications. Mr Ong Teng Cheoog. on Wednesday at 5 p.m.
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    NOL likely to go public before July this year
    217 7 NEPTUNE Orient Lines. Singapore's national shipping line, may go public this year, business circles have predicted. The NOL share is likely to be listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange during the first half of this year. The Straits Times understands that
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    Free film
    25 7 KIM KEAT ZONE E residents committee will show Battle of the Bulge at the Kirn Keat Market Concourse on Friday at 7 p.m.
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    'Survey workers to help solve problems'
    192 7 'Survey workers to help solve problems' THE Minister of State (Labour), Mr Sia Kah Hui, last nighi nreed companies to conduct periodic surveys among employees to identify shortcomings in the work situation. In this way, workers will not only feel wanted but may also offer alternative solutions to the shortcomings,
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    Execs not in favour of total transplant of Japanese system
    461 7  -  SOH TIANG KENG By Business A'twfr FORTY biiißapore managers, including *'eht women, yesterday go< down to the serious task of studying whether the Republic can become a Singapore Incorporated Japanese style. During the opening day of a six-day seminar, they
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    Jaycees meet
    30 7 A PREMEMBERSHIP orien tation meeting of the Orchii Chapter of the Singapon Jaycees will be held at th< Holiday Inn's Claymore roon on Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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    SBC song contest draws flood of entries
    156 8 SBC song contest draws flood of entries ENTRIES have been pouring into Caldecott Hill after the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) announced that it will broadcast local songs that have made the grade. An SBC spokesman said 588 compositions in all four languages have been ItaM However, only six songs have
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    Film show
    32 8 THE Kirn Ke»t Zone E residents' committee will screen a free film show. Dirty Dozen, at the Kirn Keat market concourse in Kirn Keat Avenue on Friday at 7 p.m.
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    'Preservation of large areas' idea under study
    328 8 By FILOMINA D'CRUZ LARGER areas which will bring out Singapore's history and style of archi- tecture may now come under preservation. This possibility is being studied by the Preservation of National Monuments Board (PNMB) in consultation with other statutory boards. In the past,
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    Those 'swill days' will soon be over for the Lees
    449 8  -  SIT MENG CHUE By HE HAB walked the equivalent af 14 Jaurneys to Penaag and hack hat soon, the "wandering" d ays af Mr Lee Geek liar ,45, will be aver. He belongs to the dying breed af men and
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    Saudis pick S'pore to train oil men
    370 8  - Saudis pick S'pore to train oil men RONNIE WAI By SINGAPORE'S reputation as a petroleum training centre will be boosted further when oil-rich Saudi Arabia sends scores of its youths here to be trained as process technicians. The Saudi state-owned company, General Petroleum and Mineral Organisation (Petromin for short) had
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    Singapore tugboats on salvage mission off India
    144 8 Singapore tugboats on salvage mission off India TWO Singapore salvage tugs and a lightening barge are now trying to refloat a Panamanian freighter. Bright Vega, which ran aground in the seas off India on Feb 14. The 6,035 tonne ship ran aground on hard coral near the Laccadive Islands west
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    Musicians' union to seek NTUC advice?
    502 8 THE executive committee of the troubled Musicians Union of Singapore (MUS) will probably seek advice from the National Trades Union Congress, to which it is affiliated, to clear the status of members grossly overdue in subscription fees. An NTUC industrial relations officer, Mr Dennis
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    Bursaries for ex-detainees' children
    89 8 Bursaries for ex-detainees' children THE wife of the Director of the Internal Security Department, Mrs Lim Chye Heng, presented 24 children of ex-detainees with bursary awards at a New Year Party at Mountbatten Road last Sunday. The awards, totalling $2,750, are from the Singapore Ex-Political Detainees' Association's Education Fund. But
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    Stole from parked cars
    51 8 A LABOURER who admitte eight charges of stealing froi parked cars in Ang Mo X was Jailed for five months t a magistrate yesterday Inspector A. Masilaman prosecuting, proceeded o three of the charges again Mohamed Ridwan bin Azi; Five other similar charge were taken into
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    Smaller, cheaper flats from HUDC?
    293 9 Smaller, cheaper flats from HUDC? SMALLER Housing and I'rban Development Company flats may be available u> middle income applicants in future at a lower cost. This will ensure that those who have been priced out of private housing and do not qualify for HDB flats can at least afford to
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    Proposal for $2 surcharge on trips to outlying areas
    466 9  -  EDMUND TEO NTUC COMFORT SEMINAR By COMMUTERS who hire taxis to outlying areas will have to pay an extra $2 under a plan now being studied by the NTUC Comfort. The surcharge is to cover what is Known as "deadheading" or
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    Witness tells how woman was stabbed
    280 9 A POSTAL clerk was stabbed repeatedly when she went after an armed robber who was trying to snatch her handbag, a housewife told a coroner's court yesterday. Madam Wong Chow, 45, said she and Miss Teong Kwok Teng, 22, were held up by an
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    New number
    42 9 DIAL 2 followed by the old number for these offices of the Jurong Town Corporation: Ju rong Town Hall. Tainan Ju rong Area Office. Emergency SartLt Centre. Jurong Marine Base. Jurong Port, Soil Investigation Unit and the Jurong Flatted Factory.
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    Typist was sexually assaulted, smothered to death
    187 9 Typist was sexually assaulted, smothered to death A TEENAGE computer typist was sexually assaulted before she was smothered to death on her way home one night, a coroner's court was told yesterday. The body of Miss Ong Sue Lan, 18. was found by a hospital attendant, Madam Ong Tuan. 54,
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    MP to visit residents
    55 9 DR Tay Eng Soon, MP for River Valley will visit residents of Blk 6A and 68. Margaret Drive on Saturday from 4 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. He will be accompanied by members of the residents' committee Residents are invited to discuss any problem they may have
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    REMINDER TO REGISTER FOR NATIONAL SERVICE
    100 9 NATIONAL service registration for Singapore citizens and permanent residents born between July 1 and Sept 30. 1964, will be conducted at the Central Manpower Base in Dempsey Road. Tanglin. from March 4 Registration will be from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Those in the
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    Query on surveys of flat ownership by singles
    170 9 Query on surveys of flat ownership by singles THE Minister for National Development will be asked what surveys had been done and what evidence was obtained to indicate that ownership of Housing and Urban Development Company flats by singles should be curbed as it was a "disturbing and undesirable trend."
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    School not registered under Act: MD charged
    396 9 THE Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, told a magistrate's court yesterday that the head of a training centre was reminded several times to register his school but failed to do so. Mr Chan said several letters and reminders and the registration
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon USNO EYES 30 SEATS IN ELECTIONS
      276 11 USNO EYES 30 SEATS IN ELECTIONS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The opposition United Sabah National Organisation announced today it will be contesting 30 of the 48 seats in the Sabah State Assembly elections to be held between March 23 and 28 Its coalition partners. Pasok. a Kadazan-based party, and the Sabah
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      Lock icon DAP to get a piece of Sabah action, too
      206 11 DAP to get a piece of Sabah action, too MALACCA, Mon. The Democratic Action Party (DAP) plans to contest about eight seats in the Sabah elections next month. It will be the first time It is taking part in the Sabah elections. DAP Secretary General Lim Kit Siang said today
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      Lock icon Now, now Charlie... stop kissing the girls
      166 11 CHARLIE, the shy oraag utan at Kuala Lumpur's National Zoo, went on a kJaslna; spree on Sunday, rushlnc np to schoolgirls, grahhug their hair In real cave-man-style before giving them a quick smooch. One of the "victims" who did not suspect what Charlie's
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      Lock icon Kit Siang takes full charge of Penang DAP
      277 11 Kit Siang takes full charge of Penang DAP KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MR LIM KIT SIANG, secretary-general of the opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) has assumed direct charge of the party activities in Penang, with a view to wrest control of the state government in the next elections due in 1983
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      Lock icon MTUC AGAINST INFLOW OF FOREIGN LABOUR
      193 11 MTUC AGAINST INFLOW OF FOREIGN LABOUR KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Trade Union Congress (MTUC) is against the importation of foreign labour, its secretary-general, Mr V. David, said today. He said the presence of more than 300,000 migrant workers in Malaysia pose a threat to the the rice bowls of
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      Police chief for heart surgery
      86 11 Police chief for heart surgery KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Haniff Omar, left for London last night for a coronary bypass operation, sources said today. Tan Sri Haniff who has been in hospital for the past fortnight, will undergo surgery within the next two weeks.
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      Lock icon Indonesians detained
      47 11 KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon. Police detained 12 Indonesian illegal immigrants In Kemaman on Saturday. A police spokesman said today that acting on a tip-off, a police party went to the estate and picked up the illegal immigrants comprising seven men, four women and a child. AFP
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      Lock icon Work survey
      50 11 SHAH ALAM (Selangor). Mon. A nationwide survey to assess the performance of the civil service is to start soon and a consultant firm was already preparing the work for the survey, the director general of Malaysian Administration and Manpower Planning Unit, Dr Mohamad Nor Ghani, said yesterday. NST
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      Lock icon Gardener, clerk to challenge Vellu
      114 11 Gardener, clerk to challenge Vellu KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A gardener and a chief clerk have denied Acting Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) President Datuk S. Samy Vellu the chance of being returned unopposed as party leader. Unless they withdraw from the race (both have stated they will not) Mr R Perumal.
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      Lock icon Ban on cartoon series in paper
      120 11 KUALA LUMPUR, M«*. The Malaysian Home Affaire Ministry has ordered the Kagllsh-Laagoage dally, The Star, to stop publishing a series «f cartoons by syndicated American cartoonist David GaoU, the newspaper said today. The series, entitled "Dm Q's Views," has been running In the newspaper
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    Tiong Bahru shootout drama unfolds in court
    599 12 Tiong Bahru shootout drama unfolds in court THE drama of the shootout af Tiong Bahru in November 1979 during which a wounded gunman shot himself to death, was unfolded in the High Court yesterday. In an opening address, DPP Fong Kwok Jen outlined his case against Lim Kok Yew, 22,
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    Another gift plate breaks into pieces
    308 12 Another gift plate breaks into pieces THE plate lay shattered on the altar and for a while, it seemed as if the "God of Heaven" himself was angry. But property developer, Mr Ang Kin Phiau. is convinced the mishap in his son's home had nothing to do with heavenly wrath
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    3 forces to ensure Changi airport security
    254 12 3 forces to ensure Changi airport security THE Government is planning to deploy three police forces to maintain security at the new Changi International airport, which, when completed in 1982, will be one of the world's biggest and most modern. Sources said yesterday that the three police forces will comprise
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    Toa Payoh CC tour
    47 12 Toa Payoh CC tour A TOUR to fish market, vegetables market, East Coast lagoon and Sin Chew Jit Poh and a midnite show will be organised by the Toa Payoh community centre management committee on Saturday. The fees is J7 a person. For further details call *****49.
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    S'pore-made containers await 'yes' from FAA
    152 12 A LOCAL manufacturer of aircraft equipment may be able to export to the United States if approval from the United States Federa! Aviation Agency can be obtained. According to a spokesman of the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA), yesterday, the company, Diethlem Singapore Pte
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    Boy at ESN school gets the sack
    268 12 Boy at ESN school gets the sack A 15- YEAR-OLD boy at tending the Katong Spe ciai School for education ally sub-normal childrei has been expelled follow ing investigation complaints by some students. Officials of the Singa pore Association foi Educationally Sub-Norma Children, which runs th< school, received the com
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    ENTRY BAN BURGLAR RETURNS TO STEAL
    109 12 A MALAYSIAN, barred from entering Singapore after serving a prison term here for burglary in 1978, was jailed for 16 months by a district judge yesterday for housebreaking and illegal entry. Inspector K. Kathirasan, prosecuting, said Mustaffa bin Mohamed Tap, 29, was arrested in
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      139 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Xa vanagh Hal Camp fl WAS STOPPED I KNOW MOTHER I I NO, I'M SORE SHE 1,1 COVE nE(»E OE.Af? AND POH A RED LIGHT vVOM'T BEUEVE WON'T- SHE'LL SEE <VHAT HAPPENED WMgN AND SOME DUMWr IT--SME'U- BE VERY I AN i»OT CLASHED INTONE RAMMED
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      504 13 MOREIHfINES3I WINNERSINTHEBIGGESTEVER $LBMEUOiIPOSBI»fiWS. tt T > TIP CCXV m m mdk I B I Thafs right, there are more cash Mfl I prizes to be won this year. In all, W m. Im, M 1 $1.8 million must be won in W Htff the biggest ever POSB draws. |»^bi appß
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1981
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      SOVIET SHOVE
      384 14 IT is hardly surprising that Vietnam has scampered to its godfather for help in pushing the redherring idea of a regional conference after failing to win support for it among the Asean countries and at the recent New Delhi nonaligned ministerial conference. The Soviet Union aided in its
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      THE LOSING EDGE
      364 14 DURING ancient times, heretics got burnt at the stake. Today, they sometimes become second deputy prime ministers. The "heresies" enunciated by Mr S Rajaratnam, however, are for a righteous cause. He wants people in the West, particularly those who are young, brilliant and in responsible corporate positions,
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    Oil exports down again
    375 14 INDONESIA'S oil exports slipped nearly 8 per cent, from 411 million barrels in 1979 to 390 million barrels last year, according to the country's state-owned oil company, Pertamina. It was the third consecutive year that Indonesian petroleum exports declined, after reaching a record high of 484
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    Losing the war of ideology to the Communists
    3381 14 Losing the war of ideology to the Communists Text of speech by the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, at the opening of the 12th International University for Presidents at the Jurong Room, Shangri-La Hotel, yesterday MY principal heresy is that, on present performance, Soviet democracy is
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      149 14 The Straits Times Directory of Singapore general information tab. Keeping tabs on informationyou never know when you need! The Straits Times Directory or Buku buildings and locations and a compreMerah (as we are also known) has four hensive classified advertising section generous sections on vital bits and pieces The Buku
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      An equal chance for us please — instead of being singled out
      803 15 An equal chance for us please instead of being singled out THE BASIC requirements of any human being are food, clothing, and shelter Now there is speculation that the HUDC will deny this third neccessity to middle-income, unmarried Singaporeans. I happen to be one such person. After leaving the University.
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      Why give us hope in the first place?
      514 15 WHEN the government announced in December last year that «ngl«»s can use the employer's portion of their CPF to pay for HUDC flats, there was much rejoicing over this "liberalisation/ For a while, many singles thought that the government had finally understood
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    Multi-million dollar deal
    208 16 SEMBAWANG Engineering has won a multi-million dollar contract to build six oil drilling modules (parts of oil rig platforms) for operation in the west coast of Australia. This, it was learnt, is tor the North Rankin "A" production platform of the Woodside Petroleum Development Pty Ltd of
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    Show and tour
    69 16 THE Tanjonj? Pagar Zone C (Spottiswoode ParS) residents' committee will screen a tree film show. The Snake Crane Secret, at the open space between Blocks S and 6 in Spottiswoode Park eitate on Friday at 8 p.m. It will also organise a tour to the Port of
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    Noodles run in the Koh family...
    308 16  - Noodles run in the Koh family... CHEW YEN FOOK Close-knit group held together by common thread Story and photos THAT bawl of steaming ■s»dles yea tucked Into heartily at sapper last night could well have been the work af the Koh family af Pungcol Bead. A family af noodlemakers, the
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    Girl seriously injured
    71 16 A 10-YEAR-OLD girl, Pauline E> Poll LJn, was warded in serious condition at the Toa Payoh Hospital after she was involved in an accident with a motorcycle at the junction of Avenue 10 and Street 41. Ang Mo Kio. at 9.15 a.m. on Sun■f. Police said she
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      1243 17 itfiTi MALAYSIA BORNEO FINANCE I.Mitl CORPORATION (N) BERHAD SSb^S SJ (LICENSED FINANCE COMPANY) BALANCE SHEET As At 30th September, 1980 NOte 1979 N 1980 1979 UABILITIES AssfTs Customers' Deposits And Savings 306.893,159 Cosh. Bonkßolonces And Money At Coll 21,566,869 16,206,734 Short Term Loan And Bonk Overdrafts ,98.186 Deposits With Finonciol
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1513 18 THE Ust transacted tNd) tain at the lose a( business on the Stork Exchange o( Singapore yesterday com pared »uh the prevtoac day's prim. to«rtker with the BK hl(h and km I Adjusted (ur scrip rights awi IMto Itwi Last Higk loo (o«Hir s "l* «*r- SCOREBOARD Casing
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore) —
      1974 18 BUSINESS DONE (Singapore) BID and offer prim officially listed and hinlTM la an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1983 18 BID ud offer pnr« officially Und r mm* S (CMS, CM (1) SM (I) and huilw in and reported to the jjg Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yet- rmm a jas, (7) Ml <15) 2.00 tentay. wH» Ike number of >han« ia d i.ja traoM *m m brackets hi
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        45 18 Ming Court 990 Goodwood Park 2000 Properties 710 Magnum Corps 1110 VUl.koff 780 M II I 2200 Metro Hld(« 1080 H'T 348 Kings 1820 3 I' E 1100 B 1 Hld«. 830 JOU 270 ♦200 200 17! 140 100 80 63 80 80 80
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        Falls
        23 18 C Su f «r. Pefi Maia Orirnl.l Hld<< AmbaRiador Svn Rr.in. MRS MS 1170 T75 980 •70 530 -aft -2S -20 15
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        Most active stocks
        20 18 Faber Merlin H Royal Sea View Genting Total turnover: 14.12m Total value: J77 83m 861.000 604.000 585.000
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        Indices
        33 18 8.T Indicator: Industrials: Finance hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations )CBC: iESInd: Feb 20 Feb 23 3S072.683S3T3.lt 710.02 775.5f *****2 1499.X *****9 *****; ***** 725. Z 419.82 ***** 926.44 936.X ***** 79T0C 734.94 *****
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        H'kong
        290 18 HONGKONG: Stocks tended weaker in moderately active trading yesterday, with the Hang Sens index down 9.87 points at 1492.21. dealers said. There was some buying support towards the close, counteracting early selling pressure, but sentiment remained bearish with investors expecting little positive news to emerge for the market from
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        Sydney
        239 18 SYDNEY: Industrials were (inner yesterday, but oils and minerals were lower in dull trading in the absence of overseas or local institutional support, or any new exploration developments, dealers said. The Australian All-Ordi-naries index was up 1.7 points to 656.9. .The total turnover volume was 12 64 million shares
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        Tokyo
        300 18 Tokyo: Share prices closed mixed in quiet trading yesterday, as speculative continued to (all sharply while blue chips rose on buying by foreign investors, dealers said. The Dow Jones average (ell 5.55 below 7100 points, for the first time since December 26. closing al 7096 08 points, with a
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        Produce prices
        151 18 CHINESE Pradaee Exehaace, SUg»p»r», mn elastag prices per 1M kg yesterday: Cllllll <■: Bulk fob $129 00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) fob 1139 00 sellers, new drum fob SIC 00 sellers. L«pra: Mixed (loose) 179 00 buyers. Pester: Munlok while pepper 'ob Asu NLW MB
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        GOLD
        150 18 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at {34.350 and closed at $34,468 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$5O9 00 SHOO and was traded quietly to closed at $***** 513.00 for lunch. It reopened at $511 00 512.00 and moved slightly higher to $512
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        Silver quotes
        36 18 ra nan New York 13 151) 13 208 13«S 1350S Zurich ***** ***** 1350K 13WS Mm Pit Stncapore 13 008 13 206 13«S 13.60S Closinß pnm in US dollars atroyounrr SMfre: Cntfl Smlmr. Sp.rr
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    • COMMODITIES
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        STRAITS TIN
        27 18 THE STRIATS tin price rose another ten cents to $31.00 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 5.87 tonnes to 165 tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        357 18 PRICES in the Singapore rubber the market closed slightly lower yesterday, with March RSS One buyers quoted at 273.50 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent on last Friday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices were initially steady on speculative buying but levels fell back after the close as buyers withdrew,
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        A CLOSING PRICES
        35 18 A CLOSING PRICES Rubber: Feb 23 Singapore: March: 273.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: March: 297.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M 531.00 per kilo (up 10 cents) Official offering: 165 tonnes (up 5.87 tonnes)
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        90 18 IAS 1SK20 ismo KBELB -MR IV 'MX <»H AIH I.I' .MR in -MR .11 II loap*U«> 1 1 ton pdbtl .1 UU.p4l.tl il MidkK II Urn p«lfe1> 1 1 UMi pall«l M.rck il »rr..l Mlki B»>.r. S.ll.n 241 50 242 SON 2M00 2W0ON »U0 2>7 0ON 2S0.S0
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      358 18 SELECTIVITY continued to be the keynote of trading at the Singapore stork exchange yesterday m sltu»tlsnal stocks maintained i their vlnUlUUng play m investors' fancy. Mwt Mar chips, probably goffering from the Inertia of their recent inactivity, fall- cd to show any strong features yesterday.
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      322 18 SOME light support in the afternoon enabled share prices to finish on a mixed note at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Sellers were more assertive in the morning which caused the market to fall after a steadier opening. However, values steadied back in the latter part of
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        353 18 Cutfncf* Nominal nln SmHtwonian Panantao* Quo4#d y*#t#fd*y (cro*s)p*>oty cKao^# L»c*l dallara to mm ult af tareiga earUS dollar 2.0665 2 0870 2.8196 26 00 Sterling pound 4.7300 4.7374 7.3469 -35.63 Australian dollar 2.4385 2.4400 3.4286 -28.87 MZ dollar 1.9560 1.9580 3.4286 -42 81 Canadian dollar 1.7470 1.7485 lx>o»l
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        47 18 RANGE of pom. onerea Dy dl rount houses on Frb 23: OverniRhl CaU deposits 6 10? CI0.1M Bayiif Selling 3-month Treasury bills 6 13/16 6 11/ It 3- month Bank bills 138 18 137/16 3 months CD 12'. 12 tmonthsCD 12 1/18 111S/18 SMrre: NattMil Dtjeaut
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        34 18 nosing uiierDaw rates it Singapore dollar; on Tr b 23. Offer Bid Overnight U 14 1 month 12 12 2 months 127 U 125 16 3 months 12'. 12. Overnight mode 13
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        24 18 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customer* is 14.$ per cent.
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      481 19 REFLECTING the buoyancy in the tourist industry, the (ioodwood group has chalked up record consolidated pre-tax profits of $23 million for the year ended Sep 30. IKO. This represents a near doubling of its profits from $11 7 million in 1979. The Ooodwood group controls the
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      357 19 TRACTORS Malaysia Holdings Bhd has declared a one-for-eight right issue at $5.00 each along with its announcement of a fairly good set of interim results that further strengthen its position as a sturdy earnings growth unit within the Sime Darby fold. The rights issue,
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      382 19 A SOUTH Pacific Textile Industries (SPTI) has met Its forecast by romping home with a set of very pleasant results for the year ended Sep 30, 1980. Group pre-tax profit rose 23 per cent to a record $5.12 million on only a 3 per
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      332 19 CONSPLANT SUSTAINS FALL IN PRE-TAX PROFIT CONSOLIDATED Plantations, the biggest plantation subsidairy in the Sime Darby stable, suffered a 26 per cent fall in pre-tax profit to $44.4 million for the first half-year ended Dec 31 despite higher outputs of palm products and cocoa. The profit setback, which had earlier
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      821 19 LONDON stockbroking firm Grieveson. Grant and Co. in a recent report, has selected the Guthrie Corp as an interesting investment proposition in the longerterm It has recommended watching the share in order to buy. should any price weakness materialise This recommendation was contained in a
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      756 19 NOTICES GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic ol Singapore) RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1980. The Board of Directors of GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED has pleasure in announcing the following audited results of the Group ond the Company for the year ended 30th September, 1 980
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      380 19 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) TAKE NOTICE that (a) Receiving and Adjudlcatlon Orders were made against the following debtors on 13th day of February, 1981 IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 177/79 S A Rahlm now or late of No. IC. Hoe Chiang Road. Singapore 0208 157/80 Tan Chye Kwang now or lately
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      412 20 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES j SECTION INDEX r 1 Telephone Ser.K:. *****22 I peso,,., SE o V |CES a^^ai .^•^^^bv .^•^'^^•bv a^^aV a^^aV a^*™ Mondn <• 1 ft aO rwi Oft W'> ir BO rt» gmt word iny-i \I KH w WMl> OCniIUCO |^^f> (X /r-^f^S^f^S^l NF^l ifF^ I fj
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      411 20 BALDWIN LMERACE'S PIANOS, le in I sa Prices range Piano *****77 *****12 or OK Ira. >■ l entre (157 Buklt Timah Plata. 077. Katong Shopping Centre 0000 USED PIANOS tor salt- or rental Boni I'.aiu. House *****14 or Mun Kai Piano *****83 *****7S HAMMOMD ORGAN AURORA Cen-]-i 4 montiis ..Id.
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      329 20 XSSXMf i A Merchandise "»5 I S EXPAT LEAVING SELLING washKe ing machine $390. vacuum rleanrt er $150 sewing machine $395 9 baby crib $90 18" colour TV th $1,000. iron $l:i -m. ill I. imp »l« Ig door mirror $20 Tel *****04 GRAETZ COLOUR TV or stand $500 Telefunken
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      745 20 I Personal Servtaas 4 MtorciiandiM I Parson* Services A Merchandise v Product*. Services 4 A. I I *~i II 4— i o|a?ortußJlies COLOUR TELEVISION. REFRMCI ATOR. iilmn atmiei stock cat I'ahuiel airt'ondllioner, woode carved chest 589 Geylann *****1 1 EXPAT LEAVING: SELLING manual typewriter. $175 Yamaha organ, model BK4I Selling
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      742 20 1- LET LONDON. PARIS. Japan i ™t qualllled heauty specialist tr.im you for a comprehensive diploma beauty course Also advanced < bridal makeup, hairdesign. per1 sonal grooming with up to date i 1 beauty equipment (all Circle S One Tel. *****39. *****77 PERSONAL GROOMING COURSE I Kees $45 inclusive use
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      887 20 ANLO. SPECIALIST M repairing m^^^^^^^^*™~^"^ rrspravinit trade- in and sale of ZZTZE2L2S? ntmmF «1 TV/Sound Systam ATTENTION" NEW AIRCONMTIONERS for sale V*» Electn■al plunibinx refrigerators, airrondiuoners, repairs and trade- aerials installation: repair in HongSiaiiK Knumrering Tel Telefunken. Sharp. Slera. M ***** Philips. OraeU. ITT. Selr >n. SicCAIRNHILL AMCONOITIOMMG g— l
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      1022 20 1 NEW TOVOTA 2 1/J t,, toftltfU EFFICIENT TELEPHONE ANSWEfI lor reOL »ltri »illiout ilri^r ma tig srrMc ,^<. :;:;::;< x^^tr FASTTYPING SEVER U1 SECONOHANOEOUTPMENT FOR SALE OR LEASE OIUK. VOLVO BM DUMPERS WE OFFER BOTH fulltime and i"""*"*"!!" 1 part-ll.ne Book-keeping and AC- ;uniLsB6OTl. i«74mi>del counung and income lax
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      561 21 H Emptortmnt I |j|i II Emptoyment (jjli M Emptoyment |ii 1 1 Employment ili II Emptoyment j lii 46 Situations Vacant a) Professional V Executive An established Group ha* act up a subsidiary company at Sin Ming Drive, Singapore 2057 to do inspection ot peaeenger cars 1) ACCOUNTANT 2) CLERICAL
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      617 21 A teafcun iradmg krm nejuirsi c oannHOAv 1 J \rarv rxprrw-ncr in a tr«ilmn firm i^lwren ;m jnd c Salary offered not I S.-«m |~-r month tel naieas A female CLERK la an nines) required by easy worktnn import rxport Company lan type and some book-keeping knowledge Bilingual King *****22
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      754 21 American lieemg tirm raajunn: STENOGRAPHER c Age 20 and above With somr vuirkiim experience Od >> Irvrl with credit in Kniiiish Salary S4SO SSOO Pllttt call personalty al DANA WORLD TRADE (S) PTE LTD WH. Ckas Ping Read Jurong Industrial E*lat* Singapore MSI Tel 205M04 I An **tablnh*d maurance hnance
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      688 21 A weM att*oli*ti*u Garment manufacturing Company he* vacancy tor a FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR OCI O' Level preferably with credit in English Able tn speak Mandarin and major liH-al dialects Kxprrienced in handling PABX Switchboard an advantage Interested applicant* pleeae epply peraoneMy or aril* in with contact tetophon* number lo Th*
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      759 21 Engineering Consulting Firm require* additional tlart (A) CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY (Female) Must be good in Knglish. can »ork independently, above 23; has experience, must know shorthand and typing IB) FEMALE TRAINEE DRAUGHTSMAN Technical School leavers with patience and neatness are preferred Apply with peraonel particular*. penence. salary, phone number and non-retumaMe
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      790 21 FEMAtE CLERK REOUIREO Should be Singapore citizen with at least 1 year's experience and with OCE A' level Able to type. op?r*ttt* Lr lrx rnachint* und lo do office routine work Appl> with resume, contact telephone number and 1 non-returnable photo to The Director. Acoustical Services Pte Ltd. 2». Telok
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      419 21 International Company located m Jurong ha* immediate vacancy tor: TEtEX OPERATOR/ TYPIST c Kemale applicants preferred c OCE O' level with credit in Knglish Minimum I year experience i c Typing4owpm c Polite and pleasant personalia who are able to commence work immediately Transport will b* provided al deatJneted route*.
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      458 21 LEGAL FIRM REOUIRES Shorthand Typist Please state remuneration required and the telephone number lo ST Box A***** I Nee Industrial Road Bsaajaaen i»53 LOCAL ENGINEERING BUILDING Construction Company has va- ll AccounLs Clerk 21 Receptionist and Telephone Operator Please apply statin* qualification*, working experience, salary required and contact telephone number
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      660 21 Temporary Personnel TYPISTS Minimum 40 »p in Able lo start work NOW JR. ACCOUNTS CLERKS c Basic knowledge of c Preferably able to type Please call *****96 MALAYA TIN PRINTING CO. PTELTO BjajBBBS TELEPHONE OPERATOR/TYPIST OCI 1> li-vl.ertlflc.ile c Ability to speak both English and Mandarin Knowledge of typing experience
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      501 21 REQUIRED FEMALE CLINK REQUIRED FEMALE GENERAL CLERK \bllll) tamford House S I*. re REQUIRED GENERAL CLERKS keeping and typing -l*ak an and Hokkien Interested appli r.ints pi' expected and graph to \W2 Jalan Sultan 0719 Required immediately lor Iha 10l lowing permanent employment 1) MARINE STENOGRAPHER 2) BARGE DRAFT READER
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      554 22 ihiii Mr < hi jt+lj t+1 ii it* 46 Situations Vacant t) S*cr*tmri*lH Clerical be able vi operate riephone Applicant-s must particulars in detail.', together with telephone number and photograph limn returii.ihlei to Thr Director lwtt Jalan Sultan p reO7I« LAOV SALES CLERK 0t.. Baa) •Mai as furnish full particulars
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      731 22 SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHIPOWNERS' ASSOCIATION Invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the positions of I) SECRETARY (On* post) II) GENERAL CLERK (Ooeposl) Ouimcalnw* tor lacralary Mlmmun. DEI 0 level and -.ned training with tne abillti tv type between 30 in and a Shorthand speed of co n»pm OuaMic*4*on* tor Generel
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      693 22 A wwry Eauaiiali i Woaewoed Furniture* And mt iu-s -.unable applicants to fill the following posts A. SALES MALE SUPERVISOR c Age 25 and abo^e MuM be able u> speak both English and Mandarin c Retirement with good health may be considered B. SALESGIRLS c Age 18 IO 30 c
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      664 22 YOU CAN EARN SI.UOO and abovi h> jnining our .\alr.s force be •■f product* arc mos saleable and we offer high com iniNMon bonus other monelar; incentives and overseas trips U our beauty consultants Besides you will recelv*. free training or in and make-up Call Miv Tan at *****44 JEWELLERY
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      674 22 YOU CAN BECOME A SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE AFTER 3 MONTHS"! Ml v. .in ■-st.ihiisii.fi and progressive Company with branches in Soulh-East f Asia Due to our rapid growth u nd expansion, we require MAI.K .wirl KKMAI.F. Singaporeans for the positions Sale* Representative* and see us TODAY for a dts- reer with
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      628 22 d) TechnicMl A Factory m Ang Mo Kio require* 1) BUS BODY ASSEMBLERS 2) BUS BODY CONSTRUCTION WORKERS c Skilled or semi -skilled preniici"e Preferably x-hixil leavers or ex-National Servicemen 3) WELDERS Preferably residing In Toa Payoh or Ang Mo Kio areas kitere*t*d call personalty to see P*l*r L**al BLK
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      509 22 Company require* A) FEMALE OUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR a OCI (I level passes in Science or technical subjects or studrnls rrom technical schools or vocational institutes c Experience not essential c Salary from $300 to $490 per month depending on qualifications ana experience B) TRAINEE ELECTROPLATER c Applicants must be .prepared
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      519 22 (Uses ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN/ QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN GCE O level »NTC 111 in Electronic Servicing or its equivalent STORE ASSISTANT Secondary II and above Preterably with some experience m similar capacity AX male applicants must hare completed National Service Please ointe in with contact telephone number to The Personnel Department NEW
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      557 22 fl^L*lflsL~ I INCORPORATED PCI DISPLAYS PRIVATE LIMITED PUMA (If TECHNICIANS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS Trade Certificate nk in Electronics s,m, in* or equivalent 1-2 years experience in electronics equipment nance preferred Those without relevant experience will also be I onsidered SALARY AND BENEFITS Salary offered will be commensurate with qualifications and
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      315 22 W^r Symbol .1 Integrity SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD. Largest Automotive Engineering Company with its fast expanding activities in Ayer Rajah, Seletar and Chua Chu Kang offers job opportunities as follows:VEHICLE MECHANICS Ability to repair and service vehicles. Preferably possess NTC 3; Must be able to perform general repairs, overhaul
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      314 23 ">"<*"~" ff j **•+>*-« Hlmpv,^, lB«jln--t U i.l»,*y»™« U «C Situations Vacant d) TeOutical VACANCIES FOX ELECmoaaC and Auu Me. I Vacancese tor: A) EXPERIENCED ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN B) EXPERIENCED STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN ..(•firm BBBBBBJ a A ith abilit) u> pniduce high standard af pirvnuiinn dra» tk milt- ■*nll> a Attractive salar)
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      343 23 A mamataclurmg company i»l|U«s« MALE OPERATORS x-rnpted j a Shut r FtMALEPROO OPERATOR* lar»>\r n environment n aaart 2 81 Ml am j. üm ion mmi Beer PSA Muni-etorey Camples Paaw Parana. Road Singapore Mil 1 An established international company manotacturing Ixgn qua canOslil let tne poet ol OPERATORS (Mete/Female)
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      455 23 E upending Manufacturing Company in Jurong requires immediately: MALE OPERATORS Starting salary up to S3OO p m pc ».irk i soul) c Training promli-.l Ott*6jf atftfsKtivtf iMfMfjfttv include) a Special production incentive allowance c Transport and shift allow. a I- rrr medical treatment c Annual, marriage, rompasM.mate leave c Monthly
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      309 23 FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS c t r ii, BjjßjaneM a PHeeayseaaat a AlUmiil.uu i- tK-nrfils c lull tr.in-.ii.irt .illnwitm-e c other BSaatMS Interested jppllrulilv please rail personull> with NHir from 10am Spin tn 1) The Personnel Dept. Foster Electric (S) Pte Ltd tsa Kallarvg Way Singapore 1334 Tel *****11 BuvSeruifN.lv til
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      320 23 PHILIPS I PHILIPS I JOIN US NOW STAND A CHANCE TO WIN COLOUR TV SETS PLUS+ I *A starting basic pay of 5253 Pm And you can earn up to $283 pm (within 3 months) 5-day week •No shift *No scope work For further details, see us between 8 am
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      397 23 7 HI I Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment has immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapore for: I We offer: At least 3 incremental in the first year $298 after 1 year service EXCELLENT PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 13TH MONTH PAY $500 PER YEAR FOR GCE -O' LEVEL OTHER
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      348 23 -place for you I START AS AN NMB OPERATOR Interested pitm cal personafcY tt: Tlm Penonnel Department NMB SINGAPORE LTD Block 10. 3rd Flow JTC Flatted Factory Kadangßahni OR i 1 Chai Chet ftvemie \aHaptf.l6W J .^as«aaaaaaaaaaß>^a^Bß^Hßaaaa>>. _fl MfV% M areaaV r SKILLED 4 UNSKILLED POLYTHENE BAG CUTTING MACHINE OPERATORS
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      544 23 I) Mlscellmneous A) BREAD/BUN BAKERS required Minimum. ljuri 1881 i) the pnOuction of breads MUM a, rolls, etc Mtractive ulary will be given lo Mr niihi randidates B) PASTRY ASSIST ANTS revumd. ■in .-xperif nee 'rquired as tram ng will be provided Preferem r kill be given lo those livinn
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      535 23 AMBASSADOR HOTEL 1) NCR 42 OPERATORS/ CASHIERS 2) RECEPTIONISTS Prefer.)lh lIIWIWH 3) TELEPHONE OPERATORS Able t.i operate PABX Inters sled [>!•- all) al 42/4* Meyer Road Singapore 1543 during omce hours An established market research suitably qualified candidates tor the position of INTERVIEWERS (PART-TIME) Qualification s I a Completed secondary
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      602 23 APPI.IIATIUS.S AKI- INVITED HiH TH( I ASSISTANT GENERAt MANAGER 2. ACCOUNTANT A ility and -nilent1. HONK APPLIANCES MANAGER CtERK/'TVPi»T(«Ie»-S4OS) LCC l Intermediate Bi-11l i. ACCOUNTS CLERK (WOO tse.) c BOOK KEEPER (WOO MOO) KM LOCI Hmn>r 7 CASHIER SeOS) i I level I 1- 3 yean experience STORE NANO Mil.
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      688 24 jfy "Ittlil Mf T6T 46 Situations Vacant I) Misc*Umm»»m* BOafLBtG ALLEY NEEDS ountrr .-ner»l Worker*. oar I Klilai I Yilung IS* BURMA HOUSE RESTAURANT nanim 1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2) DISHWASHERS (all pertonalh M 244 P. UPPER THOMSON ROAO SSNGAPORC *SS7 TEL 457W13 CASMER 4 WAITRESSES required Appl) personally Rose Coffee
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      768 24 Due to iiMniaon and rioraaiina lowing post* Al EXPERIENCED CONTAaNCR WMARF CLERKS S) CLERK-M-CHARGE Of CUSTOMS DELIVERY »lth rlasa .dlrmnit licence Cl EXPERKNCED DOCUMENTATION CLERK a Singapore <it. /mi •-.i.1.t.-.i S S peseeecaaat 312. 3rd Fir MarhnPtaxa Singapore 071« er write m giving resyms of wore- ■ng aiperience. present salary
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      619 24 HILTON INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE We are a deluie hotel whe lakes great pnde in providing the beat of sarvice Our stafl plays a key role in maintaining the excellence our hotel is known for. If you would like to be pert of our team, we invite you to apply for the
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      687 24 5 f Handing Organisation has m A SALESMAN i Supermarkets B DRIVER CUM DELIVERY C. STOREKEEPER/ STONE ASSISTANT Salary plus lunch allowance Company working on 5-day Interested pertwe. pieeee call m person lor interview on Tussdsy M/2/S1 el i 12. JALAN KELULUT. SELETAR HH.L ESTATE 7 1/eai.s. VIO CHU KANG
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      470 24 A large well established manufac luring company invites applications lor the post ol GENERAL WORKERS (Male Female) •Data saaj must be prepared to Murk a« nitatliui shifts We pay good salaries end we otter training facilities Transport and other fringe benefits Please call personally for immediate Interview to The Personnel
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      501 24 FAN ENTERPRISES PTE LTD has vacancies tor the following positions 1) DELIVERY VAN/FORKLIFT DRIVER c Completed fulltime National Service c Possess class 3 driving 11edge of operating forklifts c Have some Secondary 2) MACHINE MINDER c Completed fulltime National Service c o.c.E. O' level (Technical Certificate) or have completed Vocational
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      497 24 ttZSmula Hohl mines suitable applicants fur the following vacain-ies (A) TELEPHONE OPERATOR (FEMALE) (ICE O Level Must be able tn converse fluently in Mandarin besides Knullsh Clear voice and good diction Prepared to work on shift Able to speak Malay an advantage Attractive basic salary << service points amounting lo
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      514 24 MALE CONTRACT LABOURERS available for ages between 16 to 40 years who are interested in working in our Industrial Engineering Firm Promising career to a permanent job School leavers are welcome Interacted personnel picas* contact Miss Qina Sang at *****1 Ext. 412 for appointment. w PAPILLON COCKTAIL LOUNGE requires HOSTESSES
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      577 24 MODELS for an international show c Females with pleasant pc MJM.l||l> c N»W be between 21 and ■Jan oiti c Must be prepared lo Irat Call *****30 or come personally to: 57-G. 7th floor Anson Centre r Aneonßoad Multi-national American Manufacturing Company requires DRIVER CUM MESSENGER Applicants must be Spore
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      697 24 —1 i OUR COMPANY REOUIRf s tonnel Manager experlem K:m» ledge ol me p*-rs<inall> to Kin Hlk f, Kallang I rnnn Tom ii i in PART TIME EXPERIENCED WAITRESSESS wanted Please •'all personally .it 7th floor Hong Hulldllig. Ill) Middle 2^ Road. Singapore 0718 PART-TIME WAITRESSES, full re] time Dispenser
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      592 25 m-UymH i|| Ntaptoymit ||j H ft Bo** «n**t ft J3J Vttfctos ft Boat. 46 Situations Vacant i I) Miscellaneous SPECIALIST CLMMC/LAS URGENTLY REQUIRES SRN CLBMC NURSE TYPIST ACCOUNTS CLERK LAB TECHNICIAN/ ASSISTANT MESSENGER APPLY PERSONALLY 4 40 LUCKY PLAZA 304 ORCHARD ROAD PREFERABLY ■AM -16* P.M Shipping Company 1) EXPERIENCED
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      821 25 Ura.ai.mi H1.1.U OFFICE BOY cycle $2*o pm VAN DRIVER CUM DELIVERY CLERK SBMp« Plian apply peraonaa> at SWEE HENG MAFG CO PTE LTD A SOS Tang Lee Baaldmg 3S. Kaßen* PvaMkta Road WAITRESS ANO WAITER and Cashier Experience not necessary Any race Apply 63 Serangoon Oarden Way. Spore 1*55 Tel
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      1460 25 MOONESIAN OR THAI Chine.*- I Amah is required by Chinese mng'and^Taundrv^siia'y 47 Situations Wanted $300 Ring *****28 WANTED EXPERIENCED UVE IN Amah for workn.u i ouple Malay '■r Filipino prefrrrr.l I.- IJIIWe YOUNG MAN WITH Diploma In during office h.mr> Bmm— -.(ii.li.-.. and driving lIYOUNG MATURED OWL to leek <
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      806 27 BRAND NEW HMH class office Singapore Shopping Centre near Orchard Road 547 sqft Available March 1981 $5 20 pi f Inclusive maintenance Richard Low Housing *****61 DIST 071*. 1110- I.MO sqft Central alrcond. partitioned, carpeted. $325 p s f inclusive maintenance Sim Lim Tower 520 sq f I $3 70
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      IN LOVING MEMORY
      59 29 of our dearest mum and dad MR. MRS. LOH ENG HIOK CALLED HOME TO THE LORD: 24TH FEB 1970 Eleven years have passed since you both fell asleep but sweet memories of your love and sacrifices still linger in our hearts. TILL WE MEET AT JESUS' FEET
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      123 Acknowledgements
      238 29 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS YIN (NEE NO) SOO POH WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE THANKS TO ALL RELATIVES ANO FRIENDS FOR THEM KIND PRAYERS. ASSISTANCE. CONDOLENCES. WREATHS AND DONATIONS (HIRING THUR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. SPECIAL THANKS TO REV. MM*. CAM. BLANFORO. REV. IMS. J K LU, MEMBERS
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      62 29 GOSWAMI MUKUNO MWHRA Jl raw of Hash. Varanasi. India formerly Chief Priest of Shree Lakshm'nar&yan Temple. Singapore passed away peacefully at the Lakshmlnarayarr Temple on 23/2/81 The cortege will leave the Singapore Oener il Hospital Mortuary on 24/2/81 lor the Mount Vernon Crematorium For runaral dalari* plllll contact
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      78 29 IN LOVING MEMORY OF UMI MSH FM 1 F F ajnw FMC Departed on M/2/M Sadly miiHd and ramambarad by Husband Hanry Karak. daughtart Paulina and Ailaan. Parents. Grandmothar. Brolhars Sh.u Chww. Shau Mang. Shau Lang, Sistars Susan. AHoa, Judy, Mary. «Mar-*v«asi Cofnos. Broßiari in law Richard
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      IN LOVING MEMORY
      70 29 MM ROM RAMAUNOAM O«f»rtod 24th F«b IBM "Shall claim of death cause us to grieve And make our courage Taint and fall? Nay l Let us faith and h.pe reThe rose still grows beyond the wall Scattering fragrance far and wide. Just as It did In days
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      21 29 YEH SIM YEN Dopartad 24 Fab IMO Gono but na*a< forgotten Arwari romambarod by and I chMdl.il.
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      123 30 Ministry of Education Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens above 2) years of age who have commercial art training, sound knowledge of typography and display processes of reproduction and graphic art and illustration techniques. Preference will be given to candidctes who are proficient in English and have experience in book
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      302 31 Reinaldo nets the winner for Brazil LA PAZ. Mon. Brazil overcame their (ear of height to beat Bolivia 2-1 in a South American World Cup soccer qualifying match here yesterday and look almost certain to go to Spain next year. Two weeks of prematch training and friendly matches in high-altitude
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      187 31 Dutch score first W-Cup win in qualifying round GRONINGEN (Holland). Mon Holland yesterday scored their first victory in their attempt to reach next year's World Cup soccer finals, but a 3-0 win over lowly Cyprus gave the once-proud side little cause to rejoice. The Dutch, World Cup runners-up in 1974
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      373 31 Shastri and Dev put Indians back in the Test WELLINGTON. Mon. New Zealand, trying to improve on their 152-run first innings lead, were shot out for 100 at close of play on the third day of the First cricket Test against India here today. New Zealand, having scored 375 in
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      188 31 NEW ZEALAND 1* laaa XU INDIA in Ibm Gavaaka* b Cairns 23 Cfcaaftaa c Coney b Troup 17 Vaafawfcar lbw Cairns 39 Mnitlt b Cairns 0 Patll c Smith b Troup 64 And b Cairns 20 Dcv c Smith b Troup 0 Uraukoi run out 13 ■taaj bSnedden U
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      167 31 England name Miller No. 2 GEORGETOWN, Maa. Eaglaaa have aamea aU-rwwfar Geafl Miller vW ca ptata far the reet af their cricket tear af the West latfios. The aaaaaaoeineat was made aa bad weatfcer eaaUaaea to alt the toarlag team. Rala waahed aat Sataraay's •pcala da> af the f*arday natch
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      143 31 Francis rejoins QPR for $727,500 LONDON, Man. Farmer Farlaad captain Gerry Fraaeto, ef Crystal Palace, has agreed to terms with bis farmer seeeer team, Qaeeaa Park Baagera, aad la expected to Jain them today far fIM.tM Qaeeaa Park Baagera, raahed eighth b the Seeead MvtaJea, have aa eatoMe rhaace ef
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      Lock icon Borg recovers to beat Gerulaitis
      254 31 MELBOURNE, Mon. Sweden's BJorn Borg yesterday defeated American Vitas Gerulaitis on the last day of the Benson and Hedges Gold challenge tennis extravaganza here. Borg, who has an overwhelming record against Gerulaitis. won 2-6, 6-2, 64. The Swede then joined the former world No. 1,
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      Lock icon Hana wins first title
      83 31 HOUSTON, Mil. Nlaeteea-year-eM Haaa MaaaUkava, at CaeefcealavaUa, yesterday seat 11-year-ald Bettlaa Baage, M, M to win a I SSIM,IH <$2*l,Mt) wmdcs'i teaais toaraa■nft. It waa liana's first toaraameat victory af Ike year after aefnua la the flaais at eveata la ChlMMra and De trait. la NaaavUie
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      Lock icon Miller scores 68 to take LA Open by two strokes
      237 31 Miller scores 68 to take LA Open by two strokes LOS ANGELES, Mon. Johnny Miller sank a five-metre birdie putt at the last hole for a 68 yesterday to win the Los Angeles Open golf tournament by two strokes with a record 14-under-par 270. Tom Weiskopf, who had also had
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      Lock icon Vigneron equals indoor pole vault record
      284 31 Vigneron equals indoor pole vault record GRENOBLE, Mon. Frenchman Thierry Vigneron brought the European indoor athletic championships to a stylish close yesterday by equalling his world indoor pole vault record. Vigneron, who shares the best mark of 5.70 metres with Konstantin Volkof, of the Soviet Union, pipped Russian Alexander Krupski
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      Lock icon $46,800 birthday gift for Amy
      221 31 $46,800 birthday gift for Amy SARASOTA, Mon. Amy Alcott held off the challenge of veteran Joanne Carrier tc win the Ladies Professional Golf Associa- tion Bent Tree Classic tournament here yesterday. Amy, who celebrated her 25th birthday yesterday by collecting the U5522,500 ($46,800) top prize, scored a 67 for a
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      Lock icon Tupling sets low-scoring record
      81 31 Tupling sets low-scoring record LAGOS, Mon. Britain's Peter Tupling set a world low-scoring record in winning the Nigerian Open golf championship here yesterday. The 30-year-old former Walker Cup player reduced the par-71 Dxoyi Club layout to a pitch and putt course as rounds of 63, 66. 62 and 64 gave
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    OM IN MEMORIAM
    70 31 OM IN MEMORIAM OF OUN MLOVED MOTHER MRS. R NAQALMQAM OFSMOAPOME WHO LEFT US TNM VH» OAV LAST VIA* OH MOTHER! OH MOTHER! WHERE HA VE THOU OOSE. SO QUICKLY. SO PEACEFULLY. SO BUSSFULL Y AND SILENTLY. OOD HAS TAKEN THEE SO SUDDENLY. BUT IN OUR HEARTS. YOU STILL REMAIN.
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      906 31 Cold Storage Manufacturing Pte. Ltd. is entering an exciting phase nt its growth and expansion, and invites applications from Singapore citizens for the positions of:1) Installation Engineer 2) Production Manager 3) Market Development Manager 4) Secretary Installation Engineer With the number of major projects to complete during the next 2
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      Lightweight horses dominate Cup race
      559 32  -  EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Mon. Once again lightweights dominated the finish of a Cup race here on Sunday. Three horses with less than 50 kilogrammes, Sovereign Escort n (49.5), Dollars And Sense (47.5) and Concession (49) came in first, second and fourth respectively in the
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      29 32 PALMA, Moo. Dynamo Bucharest woo the men's European Cup volleyball tournament by Bearing CSKA Moscow 3-2 here yesterday. Gwardla defeated Pieksamen 3-2 to take third place. -AFP.
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      51 32 GLOUCESTER, Mon. England came back from the brink of defeat to achieve their fifth and final success against India in the Crest Hotels badminton series here yesterday. England were 0-3 down after the singles but completed a clean sweep of the four doubles to win the series.
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      476 32  -  FAIRWAY By PENANG, Mon. Jockey Leslie Khoo was an up-and-coming rider in 1977 when he struck up a bright partnership with Ng's stable And it was from this stable that Khoo gained his first big race success, winning the Penang Gold Cup (now Governor
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      712 32 ATLANTIC CITY (New Jersey), Mon. With 16 boxers killed in the ring during the last two years, Tight experts yesterday called for increased Government supervision of the sport and more sophisticated medical care for their athletes. "The guys that get killed are not the million-dollar fighters. The little guvs
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      340 32 HOW beaten favourites Saturday (Good). Baee 1: Truly Thankful ($l7) showed bright early speed leading right up to the top of the straight where she came under pressure. She weakened in the run-in to finish in the rear. Race S: Warranty ($10) came in for inspired support. From the 800
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      56 32 LONDON, Mon. Brian Sellers, ooe of the greates* county cricket captains, died yesterday in Bingley. West York shire. He was 73. Sellers led Yorkshire from 1933-1947 when the team won the English cricket championship six times. When his playing career ended, he became a Test match selector and
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      22 32 JAKARTA. Moo. The visiting Japanese national soccer team drew 11 with PSSI Prauuna In a friendly match here yesteday AFP.
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      World Open dates put SSRA in fix
      304 32  - World Open dates put SSRA in fix PATRICK BASTIANS By THE International Squast Players Association navt chosen the second or thirc week of November for th« World Open champion ships in Toronto. Canada throwing another spannei in the works for Singapore Open, scheduled for Octo Mr. The Singapore Squash Rackets
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      33 32 WHAMPOA beat Siglap 3-2 in the first-round of the inter-con-stituency table tennis tournament. Other results Tampines 3 Kampong Übi 2. Jurong 3 Potong Pasir 2. Paya Lebar 3 Geylang West 1.
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      205 32 LOS ANGELES, Mon. The International Olympic Committee opened a three-day meeting yesterday with a tour of prospective sites selected by the Los Angeles Olympic organising committee for the 1964 Games Committee sources said the Olympic Board would probably discuss a bid by Calgary,
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      Lim returns for match against Saudi Arabia
      404 33  -  JOE DOR AI By LIM TANG BOON, who missed last Saturday's Malaysia Cup match against the Malaysian Armed Forces at the Merdeka Stadium, will be back in action tonight for Singapore selection in their friendly soccer match against Saudi Arabia at the National
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      FAS turn down Iraq request
      211 33 FAS turn down Iraq request IRAQ requested to play Singapore in preparation for their pre-world Cup competition, but the Football Association of Singapore have turned them down. The Iraqi national team wanted to play two matches against the Republic next week as the last phase of their preparation for the
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      Suwee sends Saints marching off
      216 33  - Suwee sends Saints marching off HAKIKAT RAI By LESSONS came to a brief halt as Victoria, cheered on by their schoolmates, swamped St. Andrew's 3-1 in an under-16 East Zone Schools' i Group B soccer match at Tyrwhitt Road, yester- day. Second-half substitute, Benny Suwee, sealed the Saints' (ate with
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      Jita scores winner
      45 33 SINGAPORE coach Jita Singh scored the winner In Singapore Coachea Preas'i 3-2 victory over the Saudi Arabian Coaches in a friendly soccer match at the Queenstown Stadium yesterday. Other scorers were Luis Flavio. Rubens Minella (Saudi Arabia), Terry Nair and Ramesh Kumar.
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      Saints upset Raffles
      43 33 ST. ANDREW'S upset favourites Raffles Institution 3-2 in the national schools under-16 tennis championships at Kalians yesterday In the other matches at the same venue, Thomson Secondary beat Tan jong Katong Technical 3-2 and Swiss Cottage trounced Anglo-Chinese School 4-1.
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      65 33 NEW DELHI, Mon India were 174 for eight in their first innings at the close of play on the opening day of the sixth women's cricket Test against England in Jaipur, northern India, yesterday. Earlier, the Indians won the toss and elected to bat. Carole Hodges was the
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      Marsh tops field for S'pore Open
      379 33  - Marsh tops field for S'pore Open WILFRED YEO By GRAHAM MARSH, the world-ranking Australian professional, will head a star-studded cast for the $124,000 Singapore golf Open on March 26-29. making it the most exciting in years. Marsh, who abandoned the Asian circuit for the more lucrative American tour after, is
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      Mandarin hand Vosper a thrashing
      188 33  - Mandarin hand Vosper a thrashing R. MANORAJ By SKILL and constructive play gave Mandarin Hotel a resounding 3-0 win over Vosper Singapore in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Three match at Farrer Park yesterday. The victory put Mandarin in a strong position in Group Three to qualify for
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      Tour match
      25 33 THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association will take on the Southern Rugby Team, of Dunedin, at the Nee Soon Camp this evening (5).
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      Entries for Open
      399 33 UaHea States: Terry Anton, Bob Ault, John Benda. Mike Bender, Jim Blair. Charles Blalock. Lee Booker. Bill Brask Jr. Rick Burgess. Mcl CaUender, Kent Chase, Larry Collins. Kurt Cox. Mike Cunning. Mike Dunaway Russell Fraser. Steve Gazzaneo, John Godwin, Tim Graham, Rod Grint. Stacy Haart, Skeeter Heath.
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      Holiday Inn get two points
      169 33 THE Singapore Business Houses Football League tournament committee have decided to award the two points to Holiday Inn for their match against Hilton International at Jalan Besar Stadium on Jan. 22, reports E. MANURAJ. Hilton, who won the match 1-0. were penalised for fielding Marc
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      Lion City Cup entries swell to six
      256 33 SOUTH KOREA and Indonesia yesterday confirmed tneir entries for the under-16 Lion City soccer tournament, increasing the number of teams taking part to six, reports JOE DOR AI. The two countries sent in their acceptances yesterday, with an assurance that they would be
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      Hilton stroll to third League defeat
      256 33  - Hilton stroll to third League defeat PATRICK BASTI ANS By CHAMPIONS Hilton Hotel crashed 1-2 to Singapore Bus Services in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Divison One match at Jalan Besar yesterday. Hilton, plagued by their players' loss of form, look like being out of the running for the
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      127 33 HOCKEY Wiilln: Singapore Juniors v Khalsa (Tangun, 5). SCC v CSC (Padang. SIS) tWb: SRC A v Combined Schools (Padang. 515) Rl'UBY Frleaaly: SAFRA v Southern, of New Zealand (Nee Soon Camp. 5). SOCCER -HhglfirV i I■Mi Ht—n Leaoe: D(». 1 Rollei v Oberoi Imperial (Jalan Besar Stadium. 4.30). Dt*.
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    521 34  -  LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Monday PRESSURES on the Australian Government to deregulate air fares thus allowing for the legal discounting of fares are mounting as the Department of Transport finds itself left with fewer and fewer friends. In
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    33 34 NKW YORK Moo The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials edged up 0 49 to 936 58 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP
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    18 34 ABaCTT STANLEY, (lrarl) lotrd liu.srund "t Brtl) .md hrulhrr of bill and Sophia pas-*, prjcrli. Pri-
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    182 34  - Thailand reopens border with Laos to ease tension LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok Reporter BANGKOK, Mon. Thalia— l renpeaed Its border with Law today In a goodwill geatare to ease tension between the two cawtrtea. Military authorities ordered the reopening •f twa eranalng paints •a the Mekong River boundary
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    Lim to take over from D'Cotta?
    280 34  - Lim to take over from D'Cotta? T.F. HWANG By High Court reporter MR JUSTICE DC. 1 D'Cotta, who will be 70 next week, is expected to retire on Sunday after completing a full j 10-year service as a Judge of the Supreme Court of Singapore. During his judgeship, he has
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    56 34 DOHA, Mon The Qatar General Petroleum Corporation is presently drawing up plans [or the construction of a USJ4 billion <S» billion I LNG plant at Ras Laffan, about 75 km north of Doha, it was reported here yesterday. Tenders (or the construction are to be offered towards
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    3 accused of murder remanded
    114 34 A MAN aad twa wamea aeeased af marderlag twa rhUarea la Taa Payab might be lavelved m a aamber af ataer rase*, a mactotrale'i eaart heard yeateraay. Asst Aft H.L. Mlraaaa saM thia la applying U have Adruu, lim. Us wife, Taa Nil Cbaa, 2*,
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      215 34 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TEMP. (C) op to 1a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., U mln. SUNSET today: «.51 p.m.; SI S RISK tomorrow: 8.45 a.m. GLOBAL weather Atlrrtm -4 2C Cloudy Lm Aagelea 13 30C Clear Alacas 10 15C Cloudy MadrM -1 11C Clear BkkrmlB 17 23C dear Maaila
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        586 1  -  LIN SHAN jii —-ra> TkH pr^ramme will ar brsadcart over the EagUsh Service of Siagapore Broadraatlag Coraarattaa toaight at 7.45 p.m. aad Saaday at I Lbsbsb «1 of this series wIU be repeated oa Thanda> at C.4S p.m. over the PM Stereo Servtee. Lesson 75: Revision (15)
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        199 1  -  TAN JONG SEE By AS GOOD comedies in Mandarin are rare, the five-act play Virtue of Prosperity by Singapore Amateur Players is an event welcome by the local drama circle. Adapted from French playwright Moliere's L 'Awe, the play satirises the mean behaviour of a
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        93 1 Revival of the past Baal D# y#« rMMßber the IMbb the Beatles, geometries aad the mini? The Beatles may have goae forever, bat geometries aad the mini are making a comeback. Tura to Pag* 3 I*- 1 J"\ "*1 JbT 111 Bw*X I m am ?k Versatile Watanabe His Is
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        797 2  -  CHRIS LEWIS HE BLOWS hot and cool, hard and gentle. Most important, he plays with feeling Sadao Watanabe is one of Japan's mo6t respected jazz musicians. His talent knows apparently few boundaries, his fame fewer. His fame stems largely from so-called "sympatiro" Jazz, that is. jazz that allows
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        871 2 PICK of the DAY 8BC8 SOMETHING new for you today, in the form of Tkr Oncn Partor (Ch 5, 11.05 p.m.). In The Undiscovered Country, Tom Crane, a writer with an interest in the psychic world, travels from London to Edinburgh to interview a man in connection with a series
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        109 2 PERFORMANCE, by Sadao Watanabe Jazz Band, at the National Theatre. Tickets: $15, $10, $8, $5, $3 and $2. 8.30 p.m. (See preview above). TOUR, of the National Museum, conducted by friends Of The National Museum. 11 a.m. Meet at the information counter. EXHIBITION, on development of National Libraries, at the
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        262 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS English' <S) 7 Dexter If the man one relies on 1 Help outside the arena tor a (5.4) prue pig wanted after a wash 10 Temporary structure (or old (4,8) wall game (i.() 8 Sanctimonious part of Athens 14 Henry Ford turns up with fuel (5)
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        1138 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opens* fofcwed by The You* 7.30 Newr (Malay) And The Restless 7.50 Pop h Germany 3.25 Weekend Variety (Chinese) (r) 8.40 The Rockford Fits The Big 4.05 Focus Cheese 4.20 Diary Of Events (English) 9.45 News (English) 4.25 Cartoon Favourites 10.05 Weather Forecast
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        Mini nostalgia
        758 3 Designers, says ALISTAIR TAN (who also did the sketches), don't simply create they borrow from the ancient past, they recycle the recent past. And now that we've worked our way through from the Egyptians to the wartime 40s, here is nostalgia for the 60s and the mini. NOSTALGIA
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        606 3  -  JOHN DUKA _ByJ NEW YORK: In London it's called The Cult with No Name by some of those intimately connected with it like Steve Strange, the fashion figure and leader of the new rock group Visage. Others, like Vivien Westwood. the designer of the new, gently
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        536 3  -  KATHARINE WHITEHORN By LONDON: I am entranced to read that airlines are knocking thousands and thousands of pounds off their fuel bill by cutting down on the weight of everything they carry in a plane. They are going in for thinner carpets, less water, less paint,
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