The Straits Times, 7 September 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    GETTING THE BEST BRAINS INTO SAF
    1210 1  -  PAUL JANSEN PM unveils secret scheme By 4 AN officer who has leadership qualities In rimbtt command and or professionalism In mlllUry skills is a valuable asset, and will be rewarded as snch, whether or nol hr has a degree. MrLee THE PRIME MINISTER'S
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      18 1 s^ Play a better brand I of badminton with /R44Bl£R racket »afSt oar AAI C ''Mt i I
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      277 1 IF ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS HAD BRAINS, THEY'D BE ELECTRONIC! Top-of-thc-linc elmric lfrwM»M«»y f»- !»>*■ havcevcnmoir typrwntcrsandthc ,h«t,Wur ,n nfhißßßdßwfefcclcariinii ObvcniET 121 1980s i96o* true boiiuscs thai do areu.mpanuvelypnced TECHNOLOGY vs TKCHNOIOGY but But that's where all gScEUCr* INK Sin™^ W«* similanry ends' Pnnanft whfrl handk-s a multitude ot Electronic is 1980's
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      219 1 HEM W Nikon EM I with 50mm L |^X I (1/1.8) A I E. lens Nikon M <- WITH UNKXJC SOUND GUIDANCE SYSTEM i 56 pages today THE TIME STUDENTS SPEND ON HOMEWORK PRIMARY pupils spend an average of one-and-a-half-hour* a day on their homework, while pre-unlver-slty stud en tN
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    PROJECT WRANGLER What it's all about...
    763 1  - PROJECT WRANGLER What it's all about... PAUL JACOB and RONNIE WAI By PROJECT Wrangler the Defence Ministry's ■cheme to Identify officers with potential and groom them to take over key staff and command appointments is snore**. This ts the verdict of the ministry's First Depnty Secretary, Mr Richard Las. W
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    Task force to try and raise educational level of the Malays
    442 1  -  FILOMINA D'CRUZ By A TASK force has been set up to look into the ways and means to improve the educational levels of the Malays m Singapore, the acting Minister for Social a£ fairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, announced yesterday.
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    All that junk-for free
    300 1 TO SOME It wu Just a pile of Junk that was deposited at the bins In it car parks at the tint Junk Clean-Up Day at Tainan Jurong yesterday. Bui other residents found these Items still useful and tarried them home. The three-hour operation yielded a
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    Lock icon Reds ambush Thai convoy
    48 1 BANGKOK, Sun Some 50 communist guerillas ambushed a police convoy m southern Thailand yesterday killing an officer and wounding 10, police said today. The convoy of 36 officers m irs fought back for three hours, killing at least one guerilla, police said today. Rcuter
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    Lock icon Twin foetuses in baby's stomach
    141 1 BEIJING, Sun. Doctors m Nanking have removed twin foetuses from the stomach of a 42-day-old baby boy, the official Xinhua news agency said today. The boy, the first child of a peasant couple, was admitted to hospital last month because he had a swollen stomach
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    Lock icon 96,000 km trip by yacht
    48 1 FREMANTLE, Sun. A bachelor from Perth, Mr Jonathan Sanders, 41, sailed from here today to begin a non-stop double circumnavigation of the globe. He said he hoped to complete his 96.558 km voyage on the 11-metre yacht. Perie Banou, m 13 months Reuter
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    Lock icon 1,500 held as Sadat cracks down on dissidents
    517 1 CAIRO, Sunday PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat yesterday dissolved 10 fundamentalist Islamic societies including the powerful Muslim Brotherhood and disclosed the arrests of more than 1,500 people m a purge of religious groups and political dissidents. In a decree announced m Parliament last night,
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    Lock icon LATEST GERMAN ARMY PLANS CUT
    70 1 LATEST GERMAN ARMY PLANS CUT BONN, Sun West German Defence Minister Hans Apel said today the Armed Forces would have to cat essential flans under an austere 182 federal budget announced last week. Mr Apel said "if savings have got to be made m every area, not least because of
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      357 2 MB MIES VAN DER ROHE COLLECTION I When one thinks of Marcel Breuer, one lL is reminded of Mies van der Rohe, a close Ifl associate and friend at the Bauhaus. i^^m W With a thorough practical grounding m HvJlf masonry and woodworking, Mies believed m A fine craftsmanship and
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      HOME
      543 2 On homework A STUDY on homework habits presented to the Schools Council at the weekend says Primary school pupils spend an average of one-and-a-half hours a day on homework, while pre-university students spend up to four-and-a-half hours on it a day, with both groups doing more on weekends than
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      660 2 Joggers' 'fix' A STUDY conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital has found that hard exercise increases levels of a endorphins, a natural, narcotic-like pain killer m the blood that might explain the euphoria that joggers call "runner's high. Dr Daniel Carr, the researcher, said these chemicab* "may explain
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      COMMENT
      181 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Prime Minister's remarks at the Armed Forces Day dinner underscore the importance of upgrading the officer class m the military Into a premier force. To ensure this, the linage of the military officers will have to be improved so that the best and the
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      SECTION 2
      367 2 Coining attractions? THE significance of the internationally acclaimed film, Father and Son, lies not so much m its awards as m that is the comeback of a once-dead film company and perhaps also the dawn of a new genre m film-making. In the Fifties and Sixties, the Feng
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      SPORTS
      295 2 Francis' dream debut ENGLAND striker Trevor Francis celebrated his £1.2 million ($4.78 m) transfer when he demolished Stoke on his debut for Manchester City with two scorching goals m a 3-1 victory. So impressive was he that City manager John Bond applauded him off the pitch at the final
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      145 2 Reassess SDCs call ACTING Minister Datuk Musa Hitam has ordered an urgent reasessment of the role of state development corporations (SDCs) and Federal grants to these bodies. He said profits should be the guiding factor and if the SDC subsidiaries were losing money they should be closed
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      343 2 TONY TAN TO HEAR VIEWS ON FUNDAMENTAL ISSUFS IN THE forthcoming meeting with representatives of the business sector, Trade and Industry Minister Dr Tony Tan will be asking for views on fundamental issues. Is Singapore over-emphasising manufacturing? Should it not depend on its traditional strength m the services
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      Lock icon Striking a blow against race barriers?
      118 3 EXERTING their strength like rugby players In a scrum, these protestors against the South African rugby team pull down a school fence ln an effort to get to Eden Park where the Springboks team was playing Auckland province In Auckland on Saturday. Anti-apartheid protest
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      Lock icon Two hurt as Afghan jets strafe Pak border post
      397 3 ISLAMABAD, Sunday TWO Afghan MiG jet figMers twice strafed a Pakistani border post yesterday, injuring two Pakistani civilians. And diplomats said it could be the start of a campaign to soften Islamabad's attitude towards the Soviet-backed regime m Kabul. A Defence
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      Lock icon More horse meat found
      113 3 HONOLULU, Sun. Officials have discovered more than 27,000 kg of horse meat among half-a-million kg of Australian beef detained m Hawaii, said Hawaii's head of meat inspection. Dr Bert Baird, chief of meat inspection for the State Department of Agriculture, said yesterday the horse meat is
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      Lock icon Beirut bomb
      30 3 BEIRUT, Sun. A bomb exploded at a beach m predominately Muslim west Beirut yesterday, injuring IS sunbathers, a police spokesman reported. No one has claimed responsibility yet. AP.
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      Lock icon Cosmos 1,304
      27 3 MOSCOW. Sun. The Soviet Union has launched No 1,304 m its Cosmos series of space research satellites, the official Tass news agency said yesterday. UPI
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      Lock icon Jogging addictive? Yes, runners get 'high' say doctors
      418 3 BOSTON, Sunday DAILY running can be so addictive that joggers complain of feeling miserable if they miss a day of exercise, and they may actually be experiencing withdrawal symptoms. A new study, conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital, found that hard exercise increases
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      Lock icon Thai women in bogus nuptial racket
      314 3 Thai women in bogus nuptial racket HONGKONG, Sunday MORE Thai tourists visited Hongkong last year than from any other South-east Asian country but, according to government officials, they were not all here to buy the glittering consumer goods for which Hongkong is famous. are some 300 Thai women known to
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      HK courts to get tough with armed robbers
      234 3  - HK courts to get tough with armed robbers WILLIAM LACY By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Sun. Armed robbers can expect no mercy from Hongkong courts following recommendations issued by the Court of Appeal. District court judges have been given instructions on prison sentences to be imposed m cases involving knives
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      'Guarantee interests of all parties in Khmer solution'
      131 3 'Guarantee interests of all parties in Khmer solution' JAKARTA, Son. A political solution to the Kampuchean Issue should guarantee the Interests and security of all parties Involved, Including Vietnam, a Japanese and South east Asian security expert said today. Twelve experts from Japan and Asean discussed the Kampnchean Issue during
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      Lock icon Bangladesh puts off polls to Nov 15
      165 3 i All A, Son. The date of Bangladesh's presidential election to find a successor to assassinated President Zlaur Rahman has been postponed for another month, the election commission said today. The commission announced a fresh schedule for the Nov 15 election. Nomination papers
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      Lock icon Denmark will not allow 'neutrons'
      156 4 Denmark will not allow 'neutrons' COPENHAGEN. Sun. Denmark will "never authorise the deployment of neutron bombs on Danish territory," Foreign Minister KJeld O'esen told a SocialDemocratic Party rally I at Aalborg yesterday. The Danish minister criti- j cised the US decision to produce the enhancedradiation weapon and suggested that the
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      Lock icon US acts on claims
      70 4 WASHINGTON. Sun The State Department said yesterday it had taken a first step towards settling American claims against Iran that stem from the hostage crisis. The department said it has submitted to Iran five volumes of material describing more than 2,300 claims received to date from
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      Lock icon Their first Highland fling
      57 4 Their first Highland fling PRINCE Charles and Princess Diana appear together In public on Saturday for the first time since their wedding In July. He Is wearing a Stewart tartan kilt and she a red tartan-style outfit. The occasion was the traditional visit of the royal family, Including the Queen,
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      Lock icon Trade fair
      33 4 NEW DELHI. Sun. About 50 countries will take part m the month-long India International Trade Fair beginning here on Nov 14, a Trade Fair Authority of India spokesman said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon PRISONERS BREAK OUT OF POLISH JAIL
      160 4 PRISONERS BREAK OUT OF POLISH JAIL WARSAW, Sun. Doienii of prisoners escaped from a Jail In the northern city of Bydgoszcz early today following the shooting of a prisoner during a separate escape attempt, the official PAP news agency said today. Officials from the Independent trade union Solidarity In the
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      Nixon's house sold for $5 m
      67 4 NEW YORK, Sun. Former president Richard Nixon has sold his four-storey Manhattan townhouse to the Syrian Government for US$2.6 million (SJS 6 million) cash more than three times what he paid for it, the Daily News reported yesterday. Syria will use the place as
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      Lock icon Two views on nude portrait of Diana
      120 4 SOUTHAMPTON, Sun. To its creator, the nude painting of Diana the Princess of Wales was m very good taste. The brick thrown through his gallery window snowed someone disagreed. The painting shows the back of a girl sitting at a dressing table. The
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      Lock icon Solidarity vows to lead nations renewal
      358 4 GDANSK, Sunday THE Solidarity free trade union declared today that a revolution was under way m Poland and said it was determined to lead the process and put the country back on its feet. "We have resolved to take into our hands the responsibility
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      Lock icon 100,000 TAKING PART IN GAMES, SAYS TASS
      125 4 MOSCOW, San. The Soviet Union announced yesterday that almost 1 M.Mf men were taking part m military exercises that began on Friday In the Baltic region near Poland. The announcement, Issued by the Soviet press agency, Tass, came the day after State Department
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      Lock icon Ruler dies
      36 4 ABU DHABI. Sun. Sheikh Hashed bin Humaid Al Nuaimi. 80, ruler for more than 53 years of Aiman. smallest of the seven United Arab Emirates, died early today, the Emirates News Agency reported AFP
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      Lock icon Mochtar visit
      32 4 TOKYO, Sun. An Indonesian Government delegation led by Foreijjn Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja arrived m PyonKyanf? yesterday on an official visit of North Korea, the Korean Central News Agency reported. AFP
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Security for Soviets
        95 4 POLICE m New York veMeicin UghMMd up security around the Soviet mission to the I'N after two bomb explosions m the last three days. One bomb exploded under a ear psaiHd near the mission and the othei was m npto sion m a bookshop that sold Soviet
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        Lock icon Zimbabwe army boost
        49 4 ZIMBABWE Prime Minister Robert Mugabe announced m Salisbury yesterday plans to strengthen his 25,000-mar. army and raise a people's militia of men, women and youths. He said the countrj needs a stronger army to defend itself from neighboring whit<ruled South Africa which recently invaded Angola. AP.
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        Lock icon Afghan-India talks
        79 4 AFGHAN Foreign Minister Shah Mohammad Dost will arrive m New Delhi today for a oneday visit during which he will hold talks with Indian External Affairs Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao, an official spokesman said m New Delhi yesterday. Their discussions are expected to centre largely on Afghanistan's
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        Lock icon Official sold secrets
        92 4 A SENIOR official m southern China has been arrested on charges of betraying state secrets to an unnamed Hongkong magazine m exchange for bribes, according to a local radio report received m Beijing yesterday. Guangdong Radio said that from April this year .'he official, Dai Zhen, had
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        Lock icon Muslims clash
        76 4 AT LEAST one person was killed and about 30 injured m violent clashes today between Muslim sects m the northern Indian town of Lucknow, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. An indefinite curfew was clamped on parts of Lua'now after the clashes between Sunni and Shia Muslims.
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        74 4 IRISH Republican Army (IRA) gunmen burst into a Belfast apartment on Saturday and opened fire on two off-duty British soldiers lured there by two women, killing one soldier and seriously wounding the other, police said. The outlawed IRA's provisional wing claimed responsiblity for the attack, which was
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        Lock icon Family planning drive
        94 4 SHOCK teams to force women to practise family planning are to fan out throughout southern China s Guangdong province, still lagging behind the national drive to curb growth of the country's ont billion population. Guangdong Radio report quoted provincial Governor Liv Tianfu as calling at a recent
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      55 6 BUYING AND SELLING SMALL AMOUNTS OF GOLD HASNEVERBEEN MORE CONVENIENT. jJIJi IB GOLD SAVINGS PASSBOOK fMHf ilmm iTTi I n^H n^H f^M j&~ Li^L^P^^ "^^nin^nWwf *^\^^^^n^n^n^n^B^^^sßnß?V^^ L^L^^^^^^^H L^L^^^sA^ L^L^^^ .^r^V^n^C^^n^^^VnT J^L^L^n^^n^Lv^/^ rMt^ v^^^n^n^n^nT^^n^n^n^n^^^"W. P^s^s^nW. -IJmL "^Tfc^^^n^n^n^^P^sS'^nPl K^tnW OPEN A(X)LDSAVINGS ACCOUNT ATANYUNTTED BANK. UNITED OVERSEAS BANK CHUNG KHIAW BANK LEE WAH
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      Lock icon Reagan, Begin to focus on boosting strategic ties
      284 6 WASHINGTON, Sunday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan is to explore with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin on Wednesday specific ways of strengthening US strategic ties with Israel, such as a possible American military presence m Israel, and the sharing of American spy satellite data,
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      127 6 Tourist class trip for Begin TEI AVIV, Sun. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin left today on a 10day visit to the United States, aboard the tourist section of an El Al Israeli Airlines iet because "the state budget allows us to travel only economy." Mr Begin was to arrive later
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      Lock icon ISRAEL HITS AT SAUDI 'CHEQUE BOOK' CLOUT
      217 6 ISRAEL HITS AT SAUDI 'CHEQUE BOOK' CLOUT JERUSALEM, Sun torael has accused Saudi Arabia of us'ng "cheque book" diplomacy to hinder, rather than further the cause of peace m the Middle East Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir said this yesterday, a day before Prime Minister Menachem Begin leaves for Washington for
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      Lock icon 25 executed in Iran as govt cracks down on leftists
      285 6 25 executed in Iran as govt cracks down on leftists TEHERAN, Sunday AUTHORITIES here confirmed their crackdown on leftist opposition today by announcing the execution of 25 dissidents m the provinces of Mazandaran (north) and Lorestan (west), as much of Teheran closed for the funerals of Attorney-General Ali Ghodussi and
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        Lock icon The day art became trash
        100 6 ONE man's art may be another man's trash but it was a misunderstanding that landed 17 of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's paintings in the garbage in New York last week. A porter took the paintings just back from being framed and still packed in cardboard from
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        Lock icon Koalas pass the food test
        105 6 A FAMILY of six koalas will be making their home at the Los Angeles Zoo next year, having found the local cuisine acceptable to their palate. Money was raised for construction of a US$1.5 million (SS3.2 million) temperature-controlled home for the cuddly marsupials. But all
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        Lock icon Witch-doctors hold meeting
        68 6 ZIMBABWE'S witch-doc-tors and spirit mediums held a meeting in Salisbury on Saturday aimed at proving the relevance of traditional medicine in the modern world. About 2,000 people gathered in the Qwanzura Stadium where the witchdoctors, known as ngangas, treated ailing members of the crowd free. Some of
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        Lock icon A bit of his own medicine
        75 6 A FRENCH doctor announced on Saturday that he plans to eat deadly mushrooms and then take a cure he developed In 1957. Dr Pierre Bastien said he will eat the main course of amanita phalloides mushrooms, which should bring on a violent attack of
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      Lock icon One million species facing extinction
      138 6 YORK (England), Son. One million species of animals, plants and Insects could become extinct before the end of the century, a British conservationist said. Mr John Burton, secretary of the Fauna and Flora Preservation Society, said many species would die oat even before they were
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      232 8 TRS 80. THE NO.I SELLER WITH MORE THAN 50% OF THE CI.S. MICROCOMPUTER MARKET "Yes, there are more TRS-80 systems than all others combined! This has resulted m powerful benefits to TRS-80 owners. For instance, there are perhaps twenty times as many programs available for TRS-80 and sadly, for other
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    The Tampines havoc
    300 8 Story: RONNIE WAI Picture: TAN SUAN ANN THEY thought they were taking a "cheap" way out. Instead, their carelessness is costing millions.... This is Tampines today pock-marks, pits, mud and slurry as far as the eye can see. National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan last month slammed
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    More govt funds for aided schools?
    246 9 More govt funds for aided schools? THE Education Ministry is considering increasing financial aid to government -aided schools to help their board of directors, said the MP for Jurong. Mr Ho Kah Leong. at the 50th anni versary dinner of the Ju rong Primary School at the weekend He said
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    Cooperate to beat crime, Devan tells residents
    110 9 Cooperate to beat crime, Devan tells residents CRIMINALS can be kept away from Housing Board estates if residents show that they are concerned about each other and call the police when an offence is committed. The MP for Anson. Mr C.V. Devan Nair, made the point yesterday when driving home
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    Homework takes 1½-4½ hours a day, says report
    395 9  -  JUNE TAN By education Reporter PRIMARY pupils spend an average of one-and-a-half hours a day doing homework, while pre-university students put m up to four-and-a-half hours of work a day at home. And both do more homework on weekends than on weekdays.
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 9 IF YOU cm speak Mandarin and are about to dm dialect again, stop yourself and start m Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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    Newsmen get a somewhat blinkered view of Schools Council meeting
    512 9  - Newsmen get a somewhat blinkered view of Schools Council meeting NANCY CHNG By FOR the first time since its inaugural session m March, journalists were allowed to observe a Schools Council meeting m session on Saturday, though with a somewhat "blinkered" view. The "blinkers" took the form of closed circuit
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    To be closed
    32 9 PART of Jalan Eunos between Jalan Ismail and Jalan Awang will be closed to traffic from 1 a.m. to 5 am tomorrow for work on a pedestrian overhead bridge
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    Pinyin can 'help cut learning by rote'
    389 9 HA VI 7 ptnyln can help weak students learn Mandarin better by catting down learning by rote. Given a good dictionary, the students can learn quite Independently- The Director of Secondary Schools, Mr John Yip, said this In a report called Remedial Teaching
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    38 hurt as night tour bus collides with lorry
    320 10 38 hurt as night tour bus collides with lorry THIRTY EIGHT people on a night tour of the island were injured when their coach and a lorry collided m Jurong early yesterday. Thirteen people, inrlud ing a 14-year-old boy, tarry driver, Mr Kong Long Hock, 20, and attendant. Mr Goh
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    SAF practices for display
    63 10 THE Republic of Singapore Air Force will conduct practices from today to Wednesday m preparation for the coming Practice sessions are from 6 50 a.m. to 7.50 a.m. and on Wednesday, from 6 p.m to 7 p.m. also Blanks and thunder flashes will be used. The
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    Prices of pork set to fall 40 cents a kilo?
    168 10 Prices of pork set to fall 40 cents a kilo? CHEAPER p»rk may be mi the market frem t*m*rr«w keraase prices Iwrkerß kave topped Mtowtag a dry spell In pig farming area*. Farmers fear ptrkers may get sick an tkey do n«t kave ea«agk well and p*ad water U bathe
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    RCs get the thumbs-up as vital link from 52 MPs
    461 10 PEOPLE have responded well to the four-year-old concept of residents' committees. And these committees have been most effective m serving as a communication link between the government and the grassroots. But they have yet to make an impact on the
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    Convert home to care for the aged sick: Dr Mattar
    290 10 Convert home to care for the aged sick: Dr Mattar THE Singapore Red Cross Society should explore the feasibility of converting its home for crippled children at Changi Creek to provide for the care of the aged sick. This was suggested yesterday by acting Social Affairs Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar
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    CC's social dancing courses
    80 10 CC's social dancing courses THE Cairnhill community centre youth group is organising social dancing courses for this month and next month. The elementary course will be held every Saturday from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. and the advanced course will be held on Fridays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Council gets second executive director
    185 10 Council gets second executive director THE Singapore Council of Social Service seems set to broaden its scope of activities with the appointment of Mrs S. N. Thung as a second executive director. Mrs Thung, the director of Social Affairs Ministry (Development), will leave the Civil Service on Sept 12 to
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    Study awards
    39 10 THE Singapore Labour Foundation has awarded a merit scholarship to Mr Lim Ghee Soon and a merit bursary to Mr Wong Yew Hong, for them to study business administration at the National University of Singapore this year.
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    Floral start to church procession
    149 10 Floral start to church procession THOI SANDS upon thousands of daisies, chrysanthemums, roars, carnations and orchids adorned the facade of the Novena Church yesterday as churchgoer* church's annual procev sion. The flowers were Drought by worshippers who swarmed the church, also known as tke Church of St. Alphonsus, m Thomson
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    $20,000 doors stolen
    55 10 THIEVES carted away 288 aluminium doors worth more than $20,000 from a worksite recently, m Avenue Five, Nee Soon, say police. The theft was discovered at 10 a.m. on Sept 1 by Mr B.T. Lee, 32, the managing director of a construction firm. He said each of
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    40 ill after dinner
    60 10 MORE than 40 Keppel Shipyard workers are believed to have suffered food poisoning after attending the company's 13th annual union dinner at the shipyard's premises last Saturday. These workers visited the company's doctors shortly after the dinner complaining of vomitting and diarrhoea. More than 3,000 shipyard
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    VIP TOURS JURONG
    52 10 THK Egyptian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mr Kamal Hassan All, here on a tkree-day official visit yesterday toured tke Japanese and CM- nese Gardens, and Jurong Bird Park. He will attend a meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs this morning, before leaving Singapore at
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    After you father, says Bernard Baker
    345 11 After you father, says Bernard Baker By GILLIAN POW CHONG LIKE father, like MB. That's wky the Baker family mu out on a doaMc celebraUoa yeswrd»> Dr Maurice Baker, Singapore's High Cemml—<iarr U Malaysia had every reaasa U •mile when an honorary degree of Doctor of Lawa was conferred on
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    Men in blue feel 'blue' about extra shifts
    367 11  -  PAUL WEE By POLICEMEN working m the law courts are feeling "blue" because they have been ordered to do extra duty once a week, after their day's work. More than 30 of them, mainly constables from the Central Police Station, which is
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    Lay greater emphasis on humanities
    432 11 Lay greater emphasis on humanities MAURICE ON LITERATURE MISTAKE THE study of the humanities, especially literature, should be given greater emphasis m the Singapore education system, said Dr Maurice Baker, Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia. He was speaking on the third day of the National University of Singapore convocation at
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    Man who engaged in mortal fight with enemies
    187 11 Man who engaged in mortal fight with enemies SINGAPORE'S High Commissioner to India, Haii Ya'acob bin Mohamed, was yesterday conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws by the National University of Singapore for his role m "moulding" the nation. The former Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office) and
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    NEW IDEAS New life for old tub
    229 11 NEW IDEAS New life for old tub IN THIS fortnightly column today there it something for the family, the handyman, the housewife and the manufacturer a picnic fridge cum food warmer, an anfi-rust chemical, a coating service for old tubs and magnetic can-loading equipment. THE ideal way for some i
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    Magnetic power for can loading
    103 11 FOOD and beverage makers can dispense with labour during the can-handling stage by using magnetic loading equipment. Cans from 250 ml to four litres can be loaded and unloaded at the rate of 500 to 1,000 a minute, depending on the size. The basic machine
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    Changing rust into protective shield...
    203 11 Changing rust into protective shield... IT can be exasperating to spend hours painting rusty pipes and parts of metal furniture knowing well that before very long, they have to be repainted. But a chemical that stops underfilm corrosion and makes paint last longer is now available. Trustan is a chemical
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    'Carry with you' fridge for picnics
    202 11  -  LIM HUI KIAU Reports by A PICNIC at the beach is no picnic for some when the beer without the chill tastes like anything but beer. One may also find, after hours bl fun and frolic, that the food has turned cold and a
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    Winning stories of the heart
    616 12  -  CHONG WING HONG By "IT ALL started five years ago when a new girl joined the office .1 invited her for a drink and was overjoyed when she accepted. That was how we started "Then came the fishing trip where although I didn't catch any
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    Operations Command Centre at airport to close soon
    224 12 THE Singapore Changi Airport Operations Command Centre, set up to remove the kinks m the airport, will soon call it a day. It was set up as a sixmonth temporary measure to handle day-to-day operational problems like housekeeping and engineering breakdowns until
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    Tai-ji classes
    28 12 THE Cairnhill community centre management committee is conducting elementary and advanced Taiji classes every Monday and Thursday from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. at the centre.
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    Died of head injuries
    42 12 A MOTORCYCLIST, who crashed into a (alien tree m Lorong Gambas m Mandai on July 30, died at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital on Saturday. Kho Tor, 54, was seriously injured m the head. Police appealed for witnesses.
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    CPF: Wait cut to 3 years
    165 12 CENTRAL Provident Fsnd members who do not wish to with draw their entire aavlags on reaching the age of 56 need not have to wait for five years to withdraw the balance of their say- Ings. An amendment to the CPF Act, which came
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    Pirate raids: Embassy to seek info
    322 12 Pirate raids: Embassy to seek info THE Indonesian Embassy here will ask Jakarta for more details on the recent wave of pirate attacks on ships m the Phillips Channel, a narrow strait sandwiched between Singapore and Indonesian territorial waters. An spokesman said yesterday the embassy hoped to be able to
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    Plans to make Changi a new haven for holiday makers
    344 12 Plans to make Changi a new haven for holiday makers CHANGI beach area is expected to ring with the happy sounds of holiday-makers again when more recreational facilities are developed over the next five years. i Development has started with the planting of trees and shrubs along Changi Coast Road,
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    $9,500 loss from trading company
    77 12 $9,500 loss from trading company THE managing partner of Esteem Trading Company m High Street, has reported to the police that his shop was broken into and cash and valuables totalling $9,520 missing. Mr N. Harilal told police hi locked up his office at 650 p.m. on Friday and when
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    Jelly making
    39 12 THE Serangoon Gardens community centre management committee is organising a jelly making course this month, on Saturdays, from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. at the centre. For more details, call *****69 between 2 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Bring the customs into flats, urges Saidi
    268 12 Bring the customs into flats, urges Saidi RESETTLEMENT can be carried out without sacrificing a family's sense of belonging and identity, Mr Saidi Shariff. the MP for Kaki Bukit said yesterday. Instead of just feeling nostalgic about the past, families should bring their traditional beliefs and customs with them from
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    Hotels assn acts to curb touting at airport
    259 12 Hotels assn acts to curb touting at airport THE Singapore Hotel Association (SHA) plans to compile reports of touting at Changi Airport ana take up the matter with the police. The association's executive director, Mr Pakir Singh, said recently the association had received reports from some member-hotels about the touting
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      Third-year project cut back to do others' work
      211 14 Third-year project cut back to do others' work MY SISTER is a final year student m Ngee Ann Technical College. Part of her third-year course is a protect where groups of students are assigned to design and construct something related to their course of study. I presume this is to
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      Answer is in high value-added activities
      759 14 Question of what Singapore should do to promote growth DRS Pang Eng Fong and Linda Lim have, m their recent feature article (Singapore's foreign labour: Is it worth the costs?), (ST, Aug 24), provided a useful discussion of the labour constraints that currently characterise
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      Need to check water wastage
      223 14 Need to check water wastage I REFER to the letter i from K. H. Wee ("Ex-; cuse for PUB hike does' not hold water" ST, I Aug 28). Water tariffs have not been increased since 1975. The population m Singapore has increased by 8.3 per cent over the last six
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      Dawdlers and dodgers who drive me nuts
      517 14 THERE is one thing that drives me to distraction the standard of driving m Singapore. It is appalling! I have come to recognise and avoid five categories of drivers: Drifters These have yet to discover that cars are fitted with rearview mirrors and
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      Thanks!
      228 14 For being good Samaritan OUR office assistant was injured m a motor collision at Anderson Bridge on Aug 24. He lay sprawled on the road because he was severely bruised on the legs and arms. As he lay m shock, the driver of the other vehicle stopped at a
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      Time to stop use of houses for storing goods
      240 14 I REFER to Chong Wee Lian's reply stating the Building Control Division's (BCD) reasons for disallowing professionals like doctors and lawyers from using private residences as homes-cum-of-fices (ST, Aug 15). I support the BCD's views but would like to point out
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      Not a jackpot for SIA
      60 14 THE installaton of jackpot machines m our airlines is most disturbing. Is SIA promoting tourism or gambling? Dismantling of eight seats to give way to the machines is an ill-conceived idea. Imagine losing eight passengers m each of our flights. Can the jackpot machines compensate
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      Battlefield effect of seventh moon
      217 14 THE seventh moon festival is over and look what it has done to our clean and green environment It looks more like a "battlefield" with burnedout patches of grass and ashes everywhere in all the HDB estates. Even concrete pavements are not spared. The government
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      163 16 The Asian Cultural Panorama Collector's objets dart from Selangor Pewter Drawn from Asia's Selangor Pewter. Each figurine is traditional Asian activities, rich cultural heritage and a distillation of life and sensation, Handcrafted ir the finest pewter captured forever m an original reflecting the fluid movements to form a memorable collection
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      RETURN TO SANITY
      393 16 PROPERTY prices are falling. Genuine buyers of private houses can begin to breath a sigh of relief after being suffocated by prices which reached unrealistic heights and taken for an exhausting ride by speculators. The situation is showing signs of changing. Dreams of owning a private home
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    Man who became No. 2 in 10 years
    483 16  -  RONNIE WAI By THE first honours first-class graduate to take up a full-time career m the Singapore Armed Forces is now acting Chief of the General Staff. For Brigadier-General Tan Chin Tiong, 37, "it has been a rewarding and satisfying career." The
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    Across the Causeway...
    629 16 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from Malaysian newspapers last week. Shop signs should display visual harmony More vital objective is liberating the country WE HAVE only to stop inside a modern bookshop m order to realise what a long way Malaysia has come m promoting and popularising the
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    Ensuring quality of leadership in the armed forces
    3244 16 4 The SAF is in charge of the most crucial of all our problems. It is totally unacceptable that the quality of senior SAF officers should be inferior to that of the Administrative Service, EDB, JTC, DBS, TAS or PUB. Quite the
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      149 17 (Sjhutido FALL FOLIAGE" Af A. "^bbbbbbP 1 >^Ht \^<ll MOISTURE MIST V. 7*«s- HARVEST HUES FROM TOKYO The days grow shorter, the air cnsper and dazzling colors magically transfer woodlands as Shiseido presents its FALL FOLIAGE M.ikeup Collection Inspired by the glory of the countryside m autumn this exciting makeup
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    A banker who has gained from his military experience
    493 17  - A banker who has gained from his military experience PAUL JACOB By MR GUIDO Hanselman n is a 51-year-old banker and executive vice-president In the I nion Bank of Switzerland in Zurich. He is also a colonel In the Swiss Army, holding a staff officer post. He keeps his uniform
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      170 18 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp 1 Maggie was here td»vv- I Ithbrb^^bxcusbl \ieuess ill have but please potJT SHE'S ££ALLy MAD AT VOO FOR IT, J\GGG A TO PLEAO GUILT'/ TELL H&R VOl) tf FOR CA&OOSlNO SO LATE MAN YOUR fiGE ANP THROW MVSELF^^^ I WeRB OUT
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      Lock icon Musa orders review of state corporations' role
      465 18 One rationale to be stressed is that the principle of business and economic activities necessitate the profit element. It Is no use doing business A if there are no profits. 7 Datuk Musa Hit am BAHAU (Nogri Sombilan). Sun ACTING Prim Minister Datuk
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      DRIVER GETS $2,500 FOR WRONGFUL ARREST
      130 18 DRIVER GETS $2,500 FOR WRONGFUL ARREST KUALA LUMPUR, San. la aa aaasaal case decided yesterday, •h hool bos driver Foong (booag Keong, 4t, successfully saed the Malaysian Goverament for wrongful arrest. A magistrate here awarded him MSi,m, wttk laterest and costs. Mr Fo*ng was suing liwp AxU bin RUkiuned Ibrahim
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      Johore MB not likely to contest next election
      165 18 Johore MB not likely to contest next election JOHORE BARU, Sun. This is expected to be Tan Sri Haji Othman Saat's last term as Mentri Besar of Johore, the New Straits Times reported today. The report, quoting informed sources, said the person most likely to take over the post is
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      Lock icon Court: Transfer of govt officers at King's pleasure
      284 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Government officers do not have a legal right of non-transferability, the Federal Court here ruled yesterday m an action arising from the transfer of a schoolteacher. The court, m its judgment delivered by Mr Justice Salleh Abas, held that
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      Lock icon Move to upgrade Malaysian airports and services
      284 18 Move to upgrade Malaysian airports and services KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday A MAJOR programme has been planned to modernise airports and improve the services and safety of air travellers, the Malaysian Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Abu Hassan Omar said yesterday. Equal stress will be placed on air safety and security at
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      Lock icon 250 to discuss urban growth
      51 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. About 250 participants from 12 countries wUI attend the seventh conference of the PacificAsian Congress of Municipalities beginning here tomorrow. The conference, to be opened by acting Prime Minister, Datuk Musa Hitam, will, among other things, discuss urban development m the region.
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      5 new polys to be built
      50 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The government is to build five more polytechnics to increase the number of professionals m the technical field. Education Minister Datuk Dr Sulaiman Haji Daud said today. They will be m i\ior Star, Gombak, Batu Pahat, Kota Bam and Kuching. MST.
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      Lock icon DR M ARRIVES IN SPAIN
      62 18 BARCELONA, Snn. Malaysian Prime Minister Datnk Seri Mahathir Mohamad flew m from Knala Lumpur yesterday far a two-week vacation In Spain and Portugal. He said his visit was strictly private and that he planned no meetings with Spanish Government leaders. From Barcelona be will fly
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        Lock icon High cost of ignorance
        57 18 IGNORANCE of the law, especially m corporate matters by Malacca's government officers, has led to the loss of Ms 6 million to a joint venture company, its Chief Minister Mohamad Adib Adam said on Saturday. He was speaking at a day-long civics course for about 200
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        Lock icon Malacca drug unit closes
        56 18 MALACCA General Hospi tal's rehabilitation unit has closed down leaving nun dreds of drug addicts m town m need of treatment Hospital authorities decided to close the four-bed unit, because of lack of security measures and inadequate facilities and staff. Five addicts sent to the unit
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        Lock icon Cholera alert in Trengganu
        71 18 LEAVE of all Health and Medical Department staff m Trengganu has been frozen following the outbreak of cholera, and a state-wide operation has been launched to chlorinate wells. Acting State Medical and Health Director Dr Ratan Singh said on Saturday the outbreak has been confined to
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        Lock icon Mock HSC exams soon
        61 18 Mock HSC exams soon THE Malaysian Examinations Council set up m 1979, is to hold a mock Higher School Certificate Examination soon, involving 4,000 students as part of its preparation to take over all Form Six examinations m the country. Next year, for the first time, the Form Six examination
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        Lock icon Checks on water meters
        61 18 ENFORCEMENT officers may be sent by the Waterworks Department to counter-check earlier water meter readings to prevent malpractices, Works and Utilities Minister Datuk Samy Vellu said m Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. He was aware that malpractices took several forms. One was reversing the meters so that
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        UMW interim
        107 19 UNITED Motor Works (M) Holdings Bhd has announced that for the six months ended June 30, 1981. group pretax profits rose 12 per cent to MslB million while turnover was up 19 per cent to 5213 million Net earnings per share for the six months was 20.6 cents,
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        Hong Fok MDs
        28 19 HONG FOX Corporation has reported that Messrs Cheong Kirn Pong and Cheong Pin Chuan have been appointed managing directors of the company with immediate effect.
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        Companies' AGM
        36 19 FOUR Malaysian Tin companies, Kamunting Tin Dredging, Kuala Kampar Tin Fiek's, Karri pong Lanjut Tin Dredging and Sungei Besi Mines Malaysia, have announced that their annual general meetings will be held on Sept 28.
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        Tractors Malaysia
        23 19 TRACTORS Malaysia Holdings Bhd has reported that Mr Henry Goh Soo Ngee has been appointed to the board from Sept 1.
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        Paper Products
        20 19 PAPER Products (M) Bhd has announced that Mr Tan Eng Sing has resigned as director of the company.
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        New secretary
        45 19 THREE companies, Island and Peninsular Development Bhd, Austral Enterprises Bhd and Talam Mines Bhd, have announced that from Aug 29, Mr Feroz Khan A L Ghulam Hussain has been appointed secretary and registrar of their companies m place of Mr Cheong Chee Leng.
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        Lock icon Joint-venture
        85 19 TOKYO, Sun. Ciba-Geigy A.G. of Switzerland, one of the world's largest chemical and pharmaceutical firms and Japan's Asahi Chemical Industry Company have agreed to start a joint-venture on production and sales of composites made of carbon fiber, it was reported here today. The Nihon Keizai, the leading economic journal
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        Lock icon Hours clocked in
        61 19 TOKYO, Sun. Employed workers m Japan worked an average 41 hours and 53 minutes a week last year, excluding rest periods, a survey conducted by the Labour Ministry showed. The survey, published today and covering some 6,000 enterprises, showed that the weekly working hours last year rose
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        Lock icon Aluminium tariff?
        62 19 TOKYO, Sun. The Japanese Government is considering restricting imports of aluminium and chemical fertilisers from the United States to protect domestic producers, reports said today. The Asahi Shimbun said the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) is considering setting an unspecified tax-free import limit on aluminium and
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        Lock icon Revised coal target
        60 19 NEW DELHI, Sun. India has revised its coal production target for the current financial year upward by three million tonnes m view of the current trend of increased coal production, the Financial Express reported today. The new target for coal production is 124 million tonnes against 121
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        Lock icon Indian agriculture
        42 19 NEW DELHI, Sun. India exported agricultural commodities valued at Rs 2.69 billion (5J643.68 million) during the first quarter of the current financial year, registering an increase of 35 per cent over the previous year's figures, the Financial Express said AFP
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      Changing of the guard at Malaysia's top 3 banks
      469 19 A MAJOR revamp of the top management of the country's three biggest banks Bank Bumiputra, Malayan Banning and United Malayan Banking Corporation has been initiated. The object of this exercise is to inject fresh blood drawn from outside the banking community.
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      Veneer Products not expecting KLSE listing
      221 19 VENEER Products Limited does not expect a listing and quotation on the KLSE for its new shares arising from its proposed three-for-two rights issue. In a circular to shareholders relating to the rights issue, Veneer said this view was based on the (act that
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      Manufacturing: Has it been overplayed?
      669 19  - M anuf actur ing: Has it been overplayed? CONRAD RAJ TONY TAN SEEKS VIEWS By IS SINGAPORE overemphasising manufacturing? Should it not depend on our traditional strength m the services sector? Isn't the growth target it has set itself for the Eighties too high? The answers and views on these
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      Three banks raise interest rates
      259 19 Three banks raise interest rates INTEREST rates are showing signs of rising again after dropping last month. Taking the lead are three local banks which raised their prime lending rates (PLRs) by 0.5 point to 14 per cent today. The three are United Overseas Bank, Overseas Union Bank and Industrial
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      JC-MPH turns to Australian property development
      460 19 By LEE YEW MENG JACK CHIA-MPH is now turning to residential property development m Australia and is considering stopping its loss-making timber operation, shareholders were told at the company's Annual General Meeting last Saturday. The company's chairman, Mr Jack Chia said JC-MPH is "actively
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        109 19 THE following Is m list «f the II most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore laat week. It gives the turnover In thooiuuids of units, rlowing prlrws Friday and the high and low for I*l iui lajjnum Lorpn I Leong Ind >ntin, s •romet
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        611 19 SOME' confusion has arisen from last week's tough measures by the Stock Exchange of Singapore to curb short-selling activity. One of these measures, that all "ready" deals be placed on "immediate delivery" basis, is very diffirilt to implement because many deals are done on the phone. If they
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      425 20 RETAILING I IN THE 80s I DATE TIME: 1& 2 OCT 8.30 am 6.00 pm 3 OCT 8.30 am -1.30 pm VENUE: FRENCH ROOM, HOTEL EQUATORIAL SEMINAR OBJECTIVES I ITo expose local retailers to modern retailing *To provide an opportunity for exchange of techniques and upgrade their management views and
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    2361 20 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the year's high and low, followed by the weeks movement m prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and tho volume of business. -MTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL l-r't Net IOT1 Last Y'M vt
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      194 20 THE US Sing dollar began at the week's low of $2.1540 m the Singapore forex market last week. This was a reflection of the US dollar's low opening against major currencies which was due to the more than expected US$3.7 billion fall m Ml B money supply. Trading was
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      319 20 STERLING: Is presently trading at U551.8425 and. although down sharply against the EMS currencies, its fall against the US dollar has been moderated by the dollar's softer tendency during the month of August, says Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York, m its weekly review of selected foreign currencies. Sterling had
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      378 20 ANOTHER week of erratic movement of rates was experienced m the interbank market last week. Overnight rates opened firm at 13 per cent 12 per cent on Monday, a liability base day, and dropped to one per cent at mid-week, recovered to a high of 24 per cent before
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      183 20 ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Scp 414 1 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months 12 months l month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6
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      43 20 FOR THE week ended Saturday Sept 5, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank fuad: 2 to 5.2 per cent. General fund: 4 to 5.125 per cent. Movements of funds totalled $1,336 million.
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    369 20 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, Sept 4, 1981. BANK'S TI.K Algemene Bank 14 American Express 14 i Am'dam R'terdam Bank 14' Asia Commercial 14 A NZ Banking Group 15 Ban Hin Lee Bank 14 Banca Commerciale 15 Banco Do
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      341 21 |r Fixed Deposits I 1 month 11%%0al Minimum S$ 10.0O0) f dfc w h*'**' 2 months 11%% pa (Minimum Ss 10.0OO) I I/ fc /Ur M> 3 months iiy 0o0 o/ ftna (Minimum Ss s 000) I at£ /V/H'"* 9 months 11 3 /£<Vr.rm 1121 12 months 11%% pa I
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      259 21 l> THK MATTKK OK THK OMI'ANIKS A(T ((HAPTKR IU) IN THK MATTKR OF W I.TICRKIMT PTK LTD (ißrarvantM*! la tkr ltrp.Nl, a« SJ.iap.rf (la UaaMkltM) MKMBKHS VOI I NTARV WINDINt. I I* NOTICE Io HEREBY OIVEN. pursuant to section 272 of the Companies Act. (Chapter 185) that the Final General
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    495 21 LAST week's stark market •a.lll ia>*» iasinni ■Mk* plaage which sent ofcavrr prlcm to last Orteker*s level sad tor tkr ImttotßHM kjr tke Stork r x ckaa«r a( Stagaporr It was sins Ike wwek a prime saWnler spoke oat abo«t tkr market Tkr last Omr aMBHMag ■kr IMb
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    545 21 A SEVERE bear raid caused prices to tumble on Tuesday but the market rebounded quite significantly from the second half of last week. Overall, the market closed steady with the new Straits Times industrial index up 22.27 points on the week to close at 889.80 against the previous
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    507 21 LONDON: Share prices ended a quiet week broadly easier last week, with sentiment dampened by falls m US stocks and rights issues from Trusthouse Forte and John Brown, dealers said. The FT index closed 18.9 lower on the week at 554.9 points. Electricals led equities lower, with falls
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      198 21 Tin price eases THE STRAITS tin price eased 10 cents to M$35 20 per kilo in Penang on Saturday, on an official of fenng up 34 tonnes to 200 tonnes LONDON: Tin remained in a narrow trading range on Friday, in the absence of participation by either of the two
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      37 21 LONDON; Copprt prim cm Friday (pnvtoui m brarkrisj Wirrbar Spot 1.9 37 SO (C»J4 0«). »«llers CiliM (CMS Ml Thrrr Month buyrn C9C7 50 I*2 50. ■riln-s L»»S 00 (MUM Mart* Mr: Barely suady hki: lS.cn
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      280 21 TRADING activity during the week was interrupted by the closures of the markets on Monday m Malaysia for National Day celebrations and m Lo"don. AuKUSt H °U" Values finally finished 5 cents higher m Singapore and in Malaysia unchanged on bal ance. says Batttey, Crtler, B*th aad
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      187 21 LONDON: Rubber Futures were pressured further by mixed selling on Friday afternoon and closed at around the week's lows, basis Oct Dec 1961, at 59p. Losses from last night ranged from 1.60 to 1 25p per kilo. Dealers said the market eased this morning against the East by
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      72 21 Melbourne 1 > 385 UB 379.91B 389 00S 383 7SS Mew York 437 OOB 443 OOB 43tt00S *****S [.ondon 437 OOB 435 5OB *****S *****S iun.h 438 OOB 435 OOU 4410QS 4380OS Paris ***** ***** Sal Prt Hongkong 437 50B 439 50B 43H50S 4405OS >inK<iporel2> 437 OOB 440 SOB
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      395 21 SINGAPORE became a member of the Internationa) Coffee Organisation last week in what one local coffee dealer says will herald the beginning of a greater volume of trade. It will also make Singapore more attractive for international commodity houses to come here, he said. The membership which
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      51 21 Auq3l S.pM S«pt2 S.pt3 S.p. 4 S«pts T n MM 35.15 $35.30. 35.30 $35 20 Tonnes 241 191 173 173 200 Rubber (S) 218 00 222.50 224.00 225 00 223 00 Rubber (M) 253.50 254 50 ***** 254 00 •m M$ per kilo In cents per
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      269 21 rOKYO, Sat. Share prices closed sharply lower with blue chips and populars falling over a wide front following the continued decline on Wall Street, dealers said The Dow Jones average fell 56.29 points to close at 7606 30, on a volume of 200 million shares. The New index closed
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      512 21 NEW YORK, Fri. Stocks ended the day down but started to climb back up from earlier lows in anticipation of the weekly money supply figures, released after the close. The Dow Jones industrial average was down seven points at mid-ses-sion but closed off 5.33 at 961.68 points. The
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      50 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 554.9 Thursday 588.0 Week Ago 573.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 881.88 Thursday 887.01 Week ago 892.22 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1591.54 Thursday 1587.63 Week ago 1672.84 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 698.1 Thursday 700.7 Week ago 701.8 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 610.8 Thursday 615.4 Week ago 623.5
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      302 21 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Share prices were lower, with KLM down 2.50, Inilever 1.50 and Itoyal Dutch 1.20 m Dutch internationals, dealers said. ABN fell two m lower banks while m mixed constructions HBG was down 1.60 on unchanged firsthalf profits. Elsevfer was bid 4.50 higher on better profits while Ratine*
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      360 21 ZURICH, Fri. Share prices fell sharply over a broad front on sustained selling m view of current high Eurofranc rates and the slump m the New York Stock Exchange, dealers said. Selling was widespread, with losses averaging five per cent and reaching ten per cent m some cases,
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      619 22 BRUSSELS. Sun From "lamb war" to "wine war" to "poultry war", the European Common Market seems to be lurching from one squabble to another with depressing monotony The 10 member states of the European Economic Community (EBC) nave signed a treaty whose
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      121 22 AN AUSTRALIAN company which offers specialised engineering equipment and services, is planning to expand its activities m the South-east Asian market. Machinery Building and Sales (MBS), manufacturer of a range of metal coil processing machines, is based m Sydney. It will be among the Australian exhibitors at
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      163 22 Swissair offers shares to employees ALL M Singaporean staff of Swissair may b£€#nif §lMrt ■•ldcrs of the Swiss flag carrier following a special shares offer by the airline to its employees. The Singapore staff are among 12, Ml Swissair staff all over the world who were offered a stake la
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      1119 22  - Why the Hongkong is depreciating JOSEPH CHUA SPECIAL FEATURE By AMONG the thoughts of the local business community, which has trade relations with Hongkong, must be baffled musings on the weakening of the Hongkong dollar recently. By just looking back, say from April this year to today, the Hongkong dollar
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      214 22 VKO Hlap Seng Llmlted's (YHSL) Hongkong based subsidiary, Melowise Ltd, has received acceptances In respect of 288, JSS shares In response to Its cash offer to minority shareholders In General Bottling Company Ltd. At the close of Its offer last Friday, Melowtoe had thus raised
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      888 22 WASHINGTON, Sun. The same group of economists and politicians who recently succeeded m pushing through the biggest tax cut m US history are now waging an uphill battle to return the US to a monetary system based on gold. President Franklin Roosevelt took Americans off
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      1814 26 asr-* I a c ssg WST. 11 BUKIT TMAH Ooldhlll PENTHOUSES Tower. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths and I'rmtiii t™» n— servant's amenities Fully fur1 m Siirr^Tow/r t 3OOO r 23*-»8 ext I C.yen y alh Court SmS ™<*r.our,> o Starpolnl SS.OM DtST. 12 NEW APARTMENT 3 bed o Orange Heights
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      480 34 umui I uniTon moTOR works [mainysia] HOLoras bgrh3d (incOTpcsled R Malays^) PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1981 The Board of Directors of United Motor Works (Malaysia) Holdings Berhad are pleased to announce the following unaudited results for the six months ended 30th June, 1981:
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      536 34 Boustead Holdings Berhad (Incorporated m Malaysia) The Directors have resolved that an Interim Dividend of 5 cents per share (10%) less 40% Income Tax be paid on 15th January 1382 to those shareholders on the Register as at the close of business on 24th September 1981. Thus the new Rights
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      54 34 AL-FATEHAH M*> l««n a- *1* tiali-sii iMi laaatßQ tosMntf tan*— y maw ■wra issa la mi urn hi. CUM P-ac-fully »t her horn*. H JmaffeM Trrrarr Fdmburgh on list August. INI. Annie Carnw beloved arlfr of the late James c arnw and dearly loved Mother of Ann and
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      31 34 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MOM SOOBAKXANMU WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE THANKS TO RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR KINO ATTENDANCE. CONDOLENCES AND DONATIONS DURING THEIR RE CENT a«REAVEMENT.
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      67 34 In NiOfitory Of TAY KtMO HOCK. PETER Daaartad 7-*-M Dad. it's on this very day I year ago that our Lord has called you home thought of you For no one will be able to do what you have done Although Time changes many things But not
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      Jolt for punters in first two races...
      2111 35  -  FAIRWAY By Gwilliam scores on the only favourite of day FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. IPOH. Sun. Punters received a )olt
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      811 35 STIPE'S REPORT Suspensions for three jockeys IPOH. Sun. Three jockeys were suspended by the Stewards today Masnihen was suspended two race days for failing to ride his horse. Amazing n, according to instructions m the early part of Race 3 yesterday A.K. Cheam (Ray Band) and Tweedie (Hawaiian Night) were
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      Fourth placing but Chua still beats the mark
      300 35  - Fourth placing but Chua still beats the mark J. RAJENDRAN By THREE-TTME Sportsman of the Year Chua Koon Siong beat the South-east Asia Games qualifying mark of 237.5 kilogrammes, despite finishing fourth m the 60-kg. category at the recent Asian weightlifting championships m Nagoya, Japan. Chua is one of four
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      SABA select nine for training
      133 35 SABA select nine for training THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association have named nine boxers to train under coach Ismail Darus from today m preparation for the Southeast Asian Games m December, reports J. RAJENDRAN. They are Ng Tiong Chye, Lawrence Cubina, Tan Leng Kok, Kathiresan, Mohammed Ismail, G. Mahadeven, Yusoff
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      29 35 VALLADOLID (Spain), Sun. Spain's Carlos Hernandez retained his European superfeatherweight boxing title here last night with a 12-round points win over French challenger Alain Le Fol. Reuter
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      850 36 KOMc., Sun. The United States men suffered their second disastrous day m the World athletics Cup here yesterday when Henry Marsh was disqualified for missing the water jump on the final lap of the 3,000 metres steeplechase. Marsh was battling
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      546 36 Bond gives his $5m man a standing ovation LONDON, Sun. England striker Trevor Francis completed the most remarkable eight days of his chequered soccer career with a one-man demolition of Stoke on his debut for Manchester City yesterday. Francis, who scored twice
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      1134 36 Darlington 1 Port Vale 1. Halifax 1 Peterborough L, Hereford 3 Bury 0. Hull 2 Bradford 1, Mansfield 0 Bournemouth 1. Rochdale 2 Hartlepool 1. Scunthorpe 1 Blackpool 1. Wlgan 0 Sheffield United 1. Colchester 2 2 0 0 7 16 York 2 2 0 0 4 16
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      443 36 HAMBURG, Sun. Hamburg and Bochum, fighting to topple League champions Bayern Munich from their solid position at the top of the West German First Division, kept their second and third places yesterday with convincing home wins. Bayern did not play yesterday, but still stay on
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      33 36 LONDON, Sun. American Bruce Penhall won the world individual speedway title at Wembley here last night. Penhall scored 14 points, two more than Danish riders Olle Olsen and Tommy Knudsen. AFP.
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      65 36 Soviets turn tables on the US EDMONTON (Alberta), Sun. The Soviet Union beat the United States 4-1 m the Canada Cup ice hockey tournament here yesterday. The Americans were unable to repeat their Lake Placid Olympic exploit when victory over the Soviets assured them of the gold medal. In another
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      Lock icon Asia show the way in lightweights
      337 36 MAASTRICHT, Sun. Asian judo came roaring back with a vengeance at the world championships here yesterday as Japan's Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki won the junior lightweight (up to 65 kilogrammes) title and South Korea's Chong-Hak Park the lightweignt (up to 71 kg) crown. Japan had lost
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      Lock icon Natwest trophy to Derby in gripping finish
      324 37 NOTTS ANT8 Cmk lb» Tunnnlifff HI LarkfcM c Miller b Wood 52 A. Ljuak run out 9 Will < Hill b Millei 14 WWer run out 19 YwAry run out 4 Sharp c Kirstra b TunnicWt 5 Harfnu N*wai not out 3 MiMfif
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      305 37 NEW YORK. Sun. John McEnroe, seeking his third consecutive United States Open tennis title, and Chris Evert Lloyd, chasing her sixth championship m seven years, scored easy straight-set victories yesterday to advance to the fourth round McEnroe, who has lost only one set
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      152 37 BIRMLN'GHAM, Sun. England physiotherapist Bernard Thomas announced here on Friday that cricketer lan Botham should be fit for the winter tour of India. Folowing an X-ray on Botham 's back at a Birmingham clinic, Thomas said that there was nothing wrong with it that cannot
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      Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
      394 37 Mm Stag** third mW: Jose-Luis Ore (Arg) bt Mcl PurceU (US) 6-3, <W. 04. 6-4, 63; Ivan Lendl (Cze) bt Mark Vines (US) M, M. 6-2, 6-3; Ramesh Krishnan (Ind) bt Marty Davis (US) 6-2, 7-5, 6-7, 6-4; Vitas Gerulaitis (US) bt Harold Solomon (US> 6-3. 6-2,
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      Mehta captures 5-7 in SRC win
      240 37 SINGAPORE Recreation Club medium paceman Mahesh Mehta captured five wickets for seven runs as they defeated Singapore Cricket Club 2nd XI by 89 runs m a Singapore Cricket Association senior league match at the Padang yesterday, reports i. RAJENDRAN. Brief scores SRC 133 off
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        Holmes' bout
        26 37 LARRY HOLMES will defend his World Boxing Council heavyweight championship for the 11th time against fellowAmerican Reinaldo Snipes m Las Vegas on Nov. 6.
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        Sprint title
        36 37 JAPAN'S Koichi Nakano has won the professional cycling sprint title at the world track cnampionships m Brno, Czechoslovakia, beating Canada's Gordon Singleton m the final The bronze medal went to Kenji Takahashi. of Japan.
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        21 37 THE Asian Bodybuilding Federation Congress m Alor Star have accepted Nepal and Bahrain as their 21st and 22nd members
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        29 37 JAPAN'S men's national basketball team suffered their first setback, losing 72-68 to Taiwan Blue m the last of four matches m Taipeh. Taiwan led 40-36 at halftime.
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        Chicago win
        69 37 BILL BUCKNER drove m four runs, three with a hommer m the first inning, and collected three hits to lead Chicago to an 8-2 victory away over the San Francisco Giants m the American baseball league. Other results: Pittsburg Pirates 2 San Diego Padres 1. Cleveland Indians 4
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        Newberry 32-7
        95 37 NEWBERRY College's Tim Mings picked off a Davidson pass and returned it 35 metres for a touchdown that paved the way for his team to win 32-7 m an American football match m Newberry. Other results: Boston U. 24, Kings Point 13. Mississippi 19 Tulane 18, Virginia St
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        34 37 RENE KOS. of Holland, has won the professional cycling motor-pace title at the world track championships m Brno Italian Bruno Vicino won the silver medal and West German Wilfreid Peffgen the bronze.
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        20 37 NEW Zealanders David Barnes and Hamish Wilcox have won the world "470" yachting championship m Quiberon, France. Agencies.
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        68 37 ABERAVON beat Glamorgan 41-6 m a British rugby union match. Other results: Bath 19 Pontypool 22. Bedford 4 Leicester 28. Birkenhead 20 Rugby 7. Blackheath 15 Fylde 3, Bndgend 52 Tredegar 0. Broughton 39 Saracens 9, Cardiff 40 East District 6. Cheltenham 13 Birmingham 13, Coventry 21 Newport
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        32 37 THE US State Department should withdraw the visas of members of a South African rugby team and cancel their US tour later this month, Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley said.
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        Year ban
        26 37 THE International Rowing Federation have banned tor a year Bulgarian Venta Karamandjukova, who failed a dope test during 'he women's world championships last week.
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        35 37 SPAIN scored a dramatic 11-8 victory over favourites Yugoslavia, and the Soviet Union and West Germany were held to surprise draws m the waterpolo competition of the 15th European swimming championships m Split, Yugoslavia.
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        52 37 THE United States won a thrilling eights race and brought the world rowing championships thundering to life m sunny weather. The US. East Germany, West Germany and Czechoslovakia finished within a second of each other m the repechage to qualify tor the final, along with Britain and the
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      India sprucing up for Asian Games
      307 37  -  J. RAJENDRAN By INDIA, the hosts for the 1982 Asian Games m New Delhi, are going all out to make this event the biggest spectacle m the history of \sian sport. This point was pressed home by S. R. Ratnakar. the Indian regional tourism
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      Margaret breaks record
      126 37 ATHLETE Margaret Tan broke the national record of 28 min. 37 6 sec., set by K Chan drika in Jakarta in 1977. when she competed in the South-east Asia Games trials for the women's five-kilometre walk at the National Stadium yesterday Margaret clocked a time of 28:256.
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      SRU to hold trials President's XV
      59 37 THE Singapore Rugby Union will hold trials to select the President's XV team to meet the Commander's XV on Saturday in the traditional kick-off to the season. The trials, at Farrer Park tomorrow (5.15), are open to all local clubs and schools. Those interested
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      590 38 The DBpartmant of Eiitramural Studies will be conducting the following courses m the month of October 1981: Course Title Fee Venue Date Days Time (p.m.) SCIENCE ft TECHNOLOGY introduction to Radiation Safety 40 Buk it Timah Centre 1.10 Thu 7.30-9.00 oies o« Noise ft Vibration Control 90 Kent Ridge Campus
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      Father-and-son winning act...
      535 38  -  ERNEST FREDA By Changs steal the show with a rare double... THE Chang father-and-son duo wrote their names into the local golfing record book yesterday when they capi tured the professional and amateur titles at the Shell Open Championships at Bukit Chermin. Chang the father, just turned
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      The way we play our golf
      120 38 NO! The Americans have not found a navel way to reap the harvest as this I PI picture (above) may suggest. Actually, It shows well-known American golfer Arnold Palmer (right) teaching a Chinese youth how to hold a wedge Iron daring his visit to
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      77 38 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysia's Nazamuddin Yusof shot a four-under-par 68 (or a four-day total of 285 to win the Benson and Hedges golf Classic by a convincing seven strokes at the Subang National Golf Club. Final scores: SB Nazamuddin Yusof 72-75-7048. Vtt Zainal Abidin Yusof 71-69-74-78 l%% Abdul
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      Second spot goes to Sembawang
      345 38 THE Sembawang Country Club owes a big "thank i you" to the Singapore Island Country Club for the i fact that they finished second m the Singapore 1 Golf Association's inter-club Premier League for the 1961 season, reports ERNEST FREDA. In the final fixtures played
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      It's medal victory for Peter
      147 38 It' s medal victory for Peter I PETER HO had his handicap reduced from 10 to eight when he returned good net score of 66 to win the Singapore Island Country Club's A Division monthly medal competition at the New Course on Saturday. Anthony Goh also had his handicap cut
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      The final league standings
      114 38 HERE are the final stand- ings m the 1981 Singapore Golf Association's Premier League and the F and N Handicap League: Ml I Seleter Kepprl Jirmi ckuiti 8>ilm Wmtm P W D L Pto i4 n i t a u it i s n 14 I
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      Lock icon Haas in front by three strokes
      244 38 ENDICOTTA, Sun. Jay Haas shot a two-under-par 69 for a total of 12-under-par 201 to assume a threestroke lead after three rounds of the US$275,000 ($494,000) B.C. Open yesterday. Tom Kite is alone in second spot with a 204, while Bob Clampett and tour
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      The final scores
      138 38 rudwlwln t»l Chang Chung Ka 69-65-68. Lim Swee Wah 69-66-67. Poh Eing Chong 73^6-66 2M Chang Toang Liang 71-67-68. Ml Fung Hee Kwan 73-65-72 JH J. Amran 73-67-70. Ali Ratim 72-67-71. Phua Thin Kiay 73-65-72. ill M. Marimuthu 74-67-70. Juraimi Ratim 70-70-71. Lim Kian Tiong 69-72-71. 213
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      Lock icon Sevvy surges ahead after superb 67
      298 38 Sevvy surges ahead after superb 67 HOLYLAKE, Sun. Severiano Ballesteros shot a superb five-under-par 67 yesterday to take a commanding four-stroke lead into the final round of the European Open golf championship. Not even a sandstorm at the short 13th could stop the swashbuckling Spaniard's surge to a 13-under-par total
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      Lock icon Yuhara by a stroke
      86 38 KARASIYAMA. Sun mitsu Yuhara beat veteran Kikuo Arai by a stroke today 10 win the Kanto (East Japan) Open golf championship, the fust win of his tnree-year career. Yuhara. 24. finished with an even-par 72 for a four -day total of 282. six under-par, on the
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      15 39 RESULTS DRAW No: 71/81 5 OUT OF 49 39, 37, 11 30,45 ADO. No 18
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      More clout and cash for squash in PI
      215 39 More clout and cash for squash in PI KARACHI, Sun. The Philippines, who skipped the East Asia squash tournament for the first time in their history in Hongkong last April, are back in action. Thanks to indirect government influence and dash, the Philippine Squash Rackets Association are in the business
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      48 39 TAIPEH. Sun. Taiwan and Australia played to a goalless draw in the Oceania soccer qualifying competition here for the World Cup tonight The result had little effect on the two teams' outcome in the qualifying round as New Zealand had already sewn up the fJceania section Reutir
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      Zainal and co find out that they're not No. 2
      583 39 KARACHI, Sun. Singapore's illusion that they were the second best squash nation m Asia behind Pakistan was shattered last night when they were trounced 3-0 by India m the semi-finals here. But one man Zainal Abidin did try to put
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      NICK SHOTS
      217 39 NICK SHOTS KARACHI, Sun. The Malaysian team to tke ASEAN squash championship here are envied by mwt other participating sides because of weir return plans to Kuala Lumpur. The Malaysians will stop over for two days in Bangkok "for rest aad recreation", which will cost them from S2tM3M more In
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      Lock icon Johnson the star in Japanese victory
      275 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By JAPAN manufactured a thrilling 67-62 win over Malaysia at a packed Gay World Stadium m the Pesta Sukan basketball invitation championship last night. American Larry O'neal I Johnson played a big part m Japan s victory, distin- i guishing himself with
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      CLEAN SWEEP
      144 39 MALAYSIA'S international Wilayah team made a clean sweep of the gruelling 110-kilometre Tour of Singapore cycling event, i winning both the individual and team sections yes- terday. In the team event, they j scored 10 points, beating Singapore's Shimano (19) by a whopping nine points and Geylang (22)
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      Lock icon Singapore bid goodbye to semi-finals
      463 39  -  WILFRED YEO fl Bahrain kill flickering hopes of host team SINGAPORE'S A and B teams bade timid goodbyes to their semi-final hopes in the Lion City Cup soccer tournament before 7,000 disappointed fans at the National Stadium last night. If it was any consolation, their
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      Brazil and India to play in Republic
      150 39  - Brazil and India to play in Republic JOE DORAI by KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Brazil and India plan to visit Singapore for friendly matches after the Merdeka soccer tournament here. The Brazilian Selection, who are expected to qualify for the final, want to meet Singapore at the National Stadium on Oct.
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      Kaki Bukit triumph
      36 39 KAKI BUKIT outplayed Jubilee Sports Association 4-2 m an Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday Chaiuri CSC defeated Mountbatten by the same score m another match.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      76 39 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL- Pexta Sakaa IbvlUUmi championship: Indonesia v S. Korea, Thailand v Singapore Red (Gay World. 7 30 and 9). HUCKKY -SIM My. 1 Leagae: PARC v PWD (Balestier Road, 5.10). SOCCER Uoa City Cap toaraameat: China v Japan, South Korea v Saudi Arabia (National Stadium. 7 and 8
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      Republic likely to host youth tourney
      296 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Singapore are almost certain to stage the Asian Youth East Zone soccer tournament at the National Stadium next year. The Republic are the only country making a bid to host the tournament, which will involve 16 teams, including China, North Korea,
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    Lock icon Beauty title to Aussie
    58 40 KOBE, Sun. Jenny Annette Derek, a 20-year-old Australian model, today won the "1981 Miss International" beauty contest here, its organisers announced. Brazil's Taiomara do Rocio Borchardt. a 19-year-old secretary and model, was placed second Michelle Rocca. a 21-year-old Irish student model, came third Miss Hong Kong
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    Lock icon Minister among 11 feared dead in air crash
    174 40 Minister among 11 feared dead in air crash BANGKOK. Sun A Thai cabinet minister and 10 people are feared dead after their helicopter disappeared m a ■tana m northern Thai land teat night Deputy Agriculture Minis t*r Krit Sanghasapya a senior Defence Ministry official. Air Chief Mar shal Bancha Mekvichai.
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    481 40  - Khmer panel likely to meet in Bangkok AHMAD OSMAN By THE ad hoc committee formed by three Khmer resistance groups to discuss the formation of a coalition government will have its first working session m Bangkok, Prince Sihanouk said yesterday. He told reporters that the date and the agenda for
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    Lock icon A farce directed by China and US, say Viets
    230 40 BANGKOK, Sun VIETNAM has said that the meeting of three major Kampuchean resistance groups m Singapore was a farce directed by China and the US to help them keep Kampuchea's seat at the United Nations. The official Communist Party newspaper Nhan
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    36 40 EAST LONDON (South Africa), Sun. A black nationalist guerilla blew himself to pieces on Friday when a bomb he was carrying m a shopping bag exploded m an empty bus station, police said. UPI.
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    36 40 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH K. VELLASAMV, aged 83. passed away peacefully. 6-9-81 leaving behind wife Kamachl. sons, daughter, daughter-in-law to mourn his loss. Cortege leaves Blk 333, 100-D Clementl Aye 2, thence to C.C.X. at 2 p.m.
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      248 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The 24-hour delivery ruling by the Stock Exchange of Singapore is unreasonable, say foreign brokers. They claim that there is no way they can comply with the ruling. Sluggish world markets have driven three of Singapore's nine plywood factories out of business. More
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        Breakthrough in HK leftist films
        788 1 HONGKONG director Allen Fong's film, Father and Son, hat been well received m international film festivals and was even shown on West German TV. But it is more than that: It is a breakthrough m the Hongkong left wing film industry. TAN JONG SEE expains.
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        276 1 rtjT^ Let's Learn Mandarin Lesson 112: Applying for a flat VOCABULARY: 1) 'I'i* shenqTng =to apply 2) ftifiti xW quota; limit; celling 3) tftfft dge-qaalincatlons 4/ Vl A shouru Income 5) M> iH A shenqTngren applicant 6) «.*^A.g. JiatmgruxT= family Income 7) *X"*ife xietianxiedi thank goodnWhnnVf 8) illKLUfs ruyuanyichiing have
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        Theme is relevant to us
        455 1  -  KWAN ZI By THE film, Father and Son, is based partly on the autobiography of its director Allen Fong. But the love-hate relationship between the father and son m thp film is relevant to many of us. The story centres round a sense of responsibility
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        112 1 The homing instinct They have wander oi from home, knapsack on hack, catchlag rainbows, chasing dVoanw And they have time hack. Jut what Is It ahont Singapore that has made them oecMe to plant their roots herer Find oat oa Pages 8 and 9 Not the East for ballet The
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      More bad hats in Dallas spin-off
      299 2 FLAMINGO iUtd (Part One) (Ch 5, 8.45 p.m.): Okay, so it's the old story of lust for power beautiful people, rabid villains and wealth all rolled into one. Like with J.R.'s gang. And why not' After all, the makers of this latest hottest TV
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      Thriller and ode to friendship
      439 2  -  JOHN DE SOUZA By FRENCH FILMS R.E.L.C Auditorium, Orange Grove Road Tomorrow, 6.30 p.m. and Wednesday, 9 p.m. Free Admission YES, the French Him festival is coming close, bat don't get carried away by your anticipation and enthusiasm. Make sore yon don't miss this month's
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
      113 2 WHAT'S ON TODAY EXHIBITIONS: On Chinese Hand-knotted Woollen Carpets: Vic Exhibition HaU. 2 p.m 8.30 I p.m. Till Sept 20. Singapore And Her Peo- pie: Display of winning i entries in a photo exhibition organised by RI Photographic Society. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Till Sept i 13. Young People's Gallery,
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        297 2 Tte Sin^pore Stage Frcml2 September thraigh M Octx^ber, see it fill with laughter, tears,an^r, love and hate.... The Drama Centre 12-13 September Bila Malam Bertambah Malam (Malay drama) by Putu Wijaya Singapore Kemuning Society 19 September Aval Oru Menagai (Tamil drama) by S S Sarma Indian Arts Centre 25-26 September
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        34 2 llllpgßs^PJl pi E3 National Panasonic x It even sticks out its ear J^f^^T to record the softest whispers ttT^ RQ-337 Mini cassette recorder with ir^M^B^"^* pop- up m ie and vari-tape speed 'W r^^^^
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        219 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Try to get round reformed 1 Refined and pure, and decora- "PP"™*^ ">»*** a*e? s snssrzrc 0 r f come round (6) came face to faee(5) 8 Capturing disuict in Germa- S*e"« ln ■f* ny s capital 7 P"™ 1 1^ f eeUn s (3
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        1137 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 6.55 Cartoon Selections 7.05 Scooby Doo And Scrappy Doo 7.30 News And Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Hanya Untuk Mu (r) (Malay) 8.30 The Story Of Weights And Measures 8.45 Flamingo Road (Part 1) 9.45 News (English) 10.05 Weather Forecast (English) 10.10 Solid Gold 10.50 Edward
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        Ballet a la Orient
        513 3 MICHIKO MATSUMOTO BALLET COMPANY National Theatre R«vi«w«d by JOHN DE SOUZA TAKE the RawUn. Aay mlsUkes are skilfully cwealfd b> their dramatic flair, strrtckinc ballet's ph..vilc*l ha—toriea to the atiMst. Or the RaxftUi with thHr charming flaMlty, the Daws and their flawless style, or even the
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        1368 3 James Clavell, author of King Rat, Shogun and Noble House talks about himself and the East he knows: 4 If you really want to see Chinese at their best, go to a Chinese restaurant and watch the people. They love to eat; they love to
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        A past captured
        1292 4 THE SINGAPORE WATER-COLOUR SOCIETY ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION 1981 National Museum Art Gallery Reviewed by CHIN OI TOW IT IS 12 years since the formation of the Singapore Water-colour Society, and those who have been following its progress will probably have seen its latest exhibition, held over the
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        142 6 for Everyone Piano and Violin Recital by students of Goh Beng Hean and Lee Tack Fah Sunday 1 3 September spm Victoria Concert Hall sa^Ba^BBBBT as* atj Bl J^BB aVaßßal Viola Recital by Principal K^*. Violist fi Baal Jbbl^^ Martina Maixnerova at the Piano Friday 1 8 September Bpm Victoria
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        752 7 I^%. v -*V I Writing a note to a loved one? To your favourite l^^^B W£ N \>\ teacher? To the girl next j IB \i^. 1 k *"< oim door? Or to your ex-boss? I VsL*t have been specially designed _^kv «WiW^^^ H A j> v -**B P^ at
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        What draws them back?
        1080 8 What draws them back There is a new awareness, certainly among the returnees, of what Singapore is and has become. WHY would anyone want to come back to Singapore? The answer lies, perhaps, in growing up and discovering a sense of self, identifying a country and calling it "home". Yes,
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        Perspective on life abroad and at home
        1124 8 6 Bumming around, chasing rainbows, cannot be equated with how much money you get. The exposure eventually might help you m your car- m eer depending on the kind of job it is. hum Thong BEING too close to home breeds a familiarity
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        Different sets of values
        523 9 I think having families live together on one corridor is a great idea. That's why I came back. I like this commune system. 7 From Pag* Eight I was impressed with the way they bring up their children to be independent not to do any thing
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        My say
        598 9 REBECCA CHUA went to America expecting to have to adjust drastically but came away realising that people are basically the same everywhere. H'HKN (.od made little bow he derided to give them the same kind of upbringing. In South Carolina, at least, American bays are like boys In
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        560 10 REFINERY PIANT OPERATORS SHELL invites suitably qualified Singapore citizens to apply for the above positions based at Pulau Bukom Refinery Complex. THE JOB involves the operation m shift teams of modern petroleum processing plants and associated facilities. THE CANDIDATES we require would: have EITHER a GCE 'O' level certificate with
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        969 10 Ambitious Works Manager Circa 165,000 plus car and fringe benefits BOur client is a large and established Company with sales approaching $50 million and is now among the leaders m its field The management style is entrepreneurial and fast moving with a distinct "How to da it" not "don't do
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        2192 11 mt\ J 1 kIJjjIRiXE»J ffn^^J CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN I RELIANCE HOLIDAYS The Agency is a travel arm of a large conglommer T A W£~* /a^ h UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. Z?l^PZ^V%^^ t^^^* mary produce etc, with interests m the S.E. Asian HONG KONG TEAKWOOD ej^ Cf> V< WORKS (S)
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        616 11 SOB\ SINGAPORE NATIONAL PRINTERS PTE LTD We are one of the largest printing companies m this region employing over 360 staff Our services include the production of high quality bookwork. periodicals, glossy magazines, prestigious company annual reports etc for both local and overseas markets As we are utilising the latest
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        719 12 Applications or* invited from Singapore Citizens tor MALE POLICE CONSTABLES QUALIFICATIONS Age between 1 7 yeors to 27 yeors Height about I 62 metres Ey*vght good eyesight (Applicants who wear glasses may be considered) EDUCATION: Minimum ot 3 GCE "O" levels or equivalent Preference will be given to GCE "O"
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        600 12 prASEAm To meet our pla r on programme WHsH s we seek dynamic independent and resourceful individuals preferably Bumiputras to till the following posts m our rapidly growing organization INDUSTRIAL DIVISION reciu>res A TECHNICAL ASSISTANT To iom our sales and proiects handling group covering a wide range of industrial distribution
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        471 12 A leading industrial equipment supplier m this region is looking for suitable Malaysian candidates to fill the following new positions m our Pet a ling Jaya or Kuala Lumpur office. CREDIT CONTROL/ACCOUNT CLERK Duties Responsible for checking customers' credibilities and liaison with sales staff to exercise credit controls on customers
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        519 12 A Middle Kast bftM Construction Company requires urgently a QUANTITY SURVEYOR With at least 5 years' experience. Those interested, please submit full particulars stating salary expected, contact particulars and a photograph (non returnable) to: S.T. Box NBH2SC 1 New Industrial Road Singapore 1953 TENDER NOTICE NGEE ANN TECNHICAL COLLEGE MAJOR
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        728 13 \M JACK CHIA-MPH LIMITED Jr-Mh (Incorporated m Singapore) 1 The Director, arr pleased to announce that at the Annual deneral Meeting ot the Company held on Ml September 1981. the Stnrkhoideni approved the follow m^ al DECLARATION <»X FINAL DIVIDBND6 <>t eight cents per stock unit I«m tax m respect
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        1211 13 ANNOUNCEMENT WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO ALL BUSINESS ASSOCIATES THAT IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE EQUITY PARTICIPATION IN LeBLOND INCORPORATED OF U S A BY MAKINO MILLING MACHINE COMPANY LIMITED OF JAPAN, LeBLOND ASIA PRIVATE LIMITED WILL BE KNOWN WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT AS: lIBLOND MAKINO ASIA PTE LTD It J
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        722 13 TENDER NOTICE TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS OF 6 UNITS FIRE BRICK KILN AT NO. 1 TANJONG KLING. JURONG TOWN SINGAPORE 2262 INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR TENDER STATING FULL DETAILS OF REPAIRS, COSTS INCLUDING LABOURS AND MATERIALS AS WELL AS COMPLETION DATE TO 90, HORNE ROAD,
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        192 13 i A well established and fast expanding multi-nation- al trading company m Singapore, invites suitably qualified applicants who are Singapore citizens to fill the post of:ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate must be strong minded and personable, capable of working closely with senior members of management. He will supervise a team of
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      Silent prisoner's poetic outburst
      952 14 Silent prisoner's poetic outburst Christy has written of her: "My marvellous mother it was who first pointed her finger towards my eyes thereby delivering me from a life of hell". Again and again he pays tribute to her in his poems. "Lovely Bernadette" were among the first words he typed.
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        238 14 A grand book exhibition where over 150,000 titles by 1 ,500 publishers m more than 12 languages are featured. Special discounts and gifts will be given to visitors. TODAY'S SPECIAL EVENTS 4.00pm 5.00pm 6.30pm B.oopm Filmshow Herbie goes to Monte Carlo' j^_ J BOOKS MAKE BETTER HOMES J consultant home.
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