The Straits Times, 19 March 1978

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2182 MARCH 19, 1978 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 215/1/78
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    $50 mil colour TV plant Jurong
    233 1 HITACHI the giant Japanese electronlcs firm. Is to Invest $50 million here ln the region's first colour television picture tube plant, accordlng to Business Times yesterday. Two Hitachi teams came here last year to study the technical and marketing aspects, while a third Is
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    GUARD SHOT AS $21,000 IS SAVED
    395 1  - GUARD SHOT AS $21,000 IS SAVED PAUL JANSEN By rpWO CISCO guards who stood their ground in the face of gunfire from two wouldbe robbers, saved the Toa Payoh branch of the Singapore Turf Club its Saturday collection of over $21,000 yesterday afternoon. In the rapid exchange of gunfire, one
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    Lock icon IT'S DEATH FOR BHUTTO
    461 1 COURT'S VERDICT ON MURDER LAHORE, Saturday ■DEPOSED Prime Minister Zul Ifikar Ali Bhutto was sen- fenced to death today on charges of murder. Bhutto, 50, who was ousted in a military coup last July, remained silent and looked calm as Chief Justice Mustaq Hussain of the
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    Lock icon Big cut leaves Thais in the dark
    174 1 Big cut leaves Thais in the dark DANGKOK. Sat. Triggered by a malfunction in an electricity sub station. Thailand's computer controlled power grid automatically shut down this morning blacking out virtually the entire country, the Thai Industry Minister said. The blackout extended from Chleng Mai. 580 km north of Bangkok
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    It's killing No. 5 in three days
    109 1 rE body of an unidentified man, with hU head nearly severed from the trunk, was found under a tree in a cemetary ln Chua Chu Kang Road yesterday. Police believe the dead man, ln hi* late 40s, who had at least eight knife
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    Girls hide behind wall of silence
    493 1 AFTER CHANGI RAPE-MURDER VICTIM FOUND pOLJCE Investigations into the brutal rape-murder of a teenaged girl in Jalan Tiga Ratus have revealed that several other girls in the area had been sexually molested but had not made any report. This came to light yesterday ln
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    Lock icon Tornado toll now 28
    60 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. The death toll from the freak tornado that struck the northern outskirts of Delhi yesterday evening has risen to 28. it was reported today. The city mortuary said It had received the bodies of 26 victims, many of whom appeared to have been
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    Murder charge
    64 1 A 29- YEAR-OLD man was yesterday charged ln a magistrate's court with the murder of a 23-year-old girl in a flat at Block 115, Bukit Merah Central. Chua Teow Tee was alleged to have murdered Ho Slew Cheng between 9 a.m. and noon on March 16. No plea
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    Lock icon Hartono bows out to Liem
    885 1 LONDON. Sat The reign of Indonesia's Rudy Hartono as the world's greatest badminton player came to an end at the AU-Qigland Championships at Wembley today when he was beaten 15-10. 15-3 by compatriot Llem Swle King ln the men's final The eight-time champion who. except
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    Lock icon It's a replay
    721 1 LONDON, Sat. League leaders Nottingham Forest were held to a goalless draw by Liverpool at the Wembley stadium here last night. The match went into extra time after the draw but the mandatory hair hour failed to change the scorellne. The match will now be replayed at
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    Israelis push further in
    126 1 TEL AVIV, Sat. Israeli troop* poshed further into southern I«banon today, the military command said, folnjc past their self-imposed limit of 10 km into the country In search of Palestinian juerllla encampments. The new move came with the army movtaf Into the former Palestinian-held vH lace
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  • The Sunday Times Worldwide
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      Lock icon 'Japanese unwilling to tackle surplus problem'
      187 2 'Japanese unwilling to tackle surplus problem' rnOKYO, Sat. A top X official of the European Economic Community (EEC) yesterday said after three days of talks that the Japanese Government had failed to show any "political willingness" to tackle the consequences of Its huge trade surplus with the EEC. Sir Roy
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      Lock icon US-Britain air accord
      56 2 WASHINGTON. Sat. President Carter yesterday announced that the United States and Britain had reached agreement on a wide variety of low tares in air services between the two countries. He said that cheap budget and stand-by fares would be available on scheduled air services between Britain and
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      SORRY END FOR THIS TANKER
      83 2 THE fury of swirlin; waves and 100 kph winds broke this supertanker into two on Friday, and over 30,000 tonnes of crude oil spewed into the sea five kilometres off the Brittanny coast in France. The shattered 220.000 t 'nnp Amoco Cadiz and the 230
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      Lock icon Kim's son unable to come out of coma
      140 2 rpoKYO, Sat. Kirn J. Chong-11, son of North Korean President Kirn 11-Sung and his presumed heir, has been pronounced unable to recover from a coma following an assassination attempt on him last September, it was reported here today. The Tong-n Ilbo, a
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      Lock icon Moro to be tried in 'People's Prison', say Red Brigades
      543 2 ROME, Saturday FORMER Premier Aldo Moro will be tried in the "People's Prison" in which he is held, his kidnappers announced today, accompanying their message with a photograph of Mr. Moro, apparently uninjured, in front of the flag of the
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      Lock icon Coal strike: Judge 'no' to request
      272 2 WASHINGTON, Saturday A FEDERAL Judge yesterday refused to ex- tend a court order to get striking American coal miners back to work, saying In effect that there was no national emergency. The strikers "are not paying attention to what I do anyhow," Judge Aubery
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      Lock icon 'Canadian daily leaked state secrets' charge
      117 2 'Canadian daily leaked state secrets' charge OTTAWA, Sat. The Can adlan Government has ordered the prosecution of the Toronto Sun on charges of having violated the State Streets Act. Justice Minister Ron Banford yesterday accused the Sun's publishing company and two top editors of having received and printed on March
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      Masked man had no foresight
      176 2 LONDON, Sat—Wouldbe bonk robber Colin Rich. 27. reckoned nobody could see his face. Not with the three stockings and a scarf pulled over it Trouble was, Rich was so heavily masked he could barely see. He stumbled Into desks on bis way to the cashier's
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      Lock icon Israeli troops may stay put in Lebanon
      493 3 fNVADING Israeli troops appeared to be settling in for a long slay in southern Lebanon amid a flurry of diplomatic activity to replace them with United Nations peace-keeping forces today. Israeli Minister Ezer Welzman. in a television interview last night, showed little enthusiasm
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      197 3 NEW DELHI, Sat. About 800 workers of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's opposition political party were reported jailed last night after a day of political turmoil at Lucknow. north central India. Police used teargas and clubs to disperse Gandhi supporters marching to the Uttar Pradesh state capital building to protest
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      Gems stolen
      28 3 MELBOURNE. Sat. Three jewellers were killed and A155.000 (*****,100> worth of uncut diamonds stolen from a jewellery shop in central Melbourne late Friday, police said.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Hostile govt officials will be purged: Marcos
      248 3 VIA NIL A, Sat. iTI President Marcos has warned that govenment officials hostile to the objectives and goals of his martial law administration would be purged. "There is no turning back on the cause we have worked out for ourselves. If there are
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      Lock icon BRITAIN'S STAKE IN S. AFRICA
      178 3 CARLISLE. i England) Sat Britain depends far too much on South Africa to be able to have a viable and balanced foreign and economic policy towards Southern Africa, Foreign Secretary David Owen said here last night. He told the local Labour Party that current close
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      Lock icon The hazards of living in the Philippines
      83 3 MANILA, Sat. The Philippines is one of the most disasterprone countries in the world, the Department of National Defence disclosed yesterday. Since 1970. the department's Office for Civil Defence (OCD) monitored various forms of natural calamities which cost the Philippines 4.575 lives and
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      Lock icon MUSLIM PARTY SAYS 'YES' TO MYSTICISM 800 Indira backers jailed after march—
      163 3 MUSLIM PARTY SAYS 'YES' TO MYSTICISM 800 Indira backers jailed after march— JAKARTA, Sat. One of the remaining obstacles for the smooth passage of the new basic state policies being deliberated by the National Congress has been removed when the influential Muslim party PPP agreed to the inclusion of recognition
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    TV highlights
    958 4  -  BAILYNE SUNG BY TODAY ONCE BITTEN THE REAL RISK OF RABIES (Ch. 5 4.30 p.m. Colour): This film traces the scientific background of the terrifying disease and demonstrates what happens in human terms when the disease takes hold. FUTURE COP (Ch. 5 7.55 p.m. Colour): The three lawmen
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    TWO NEW SERIES START THIS WEEK
    145 4 THE new legal drama series, The Carnforth Practice, starting tomorrow over Channel 5 at 10.55 p.m. in colour, is about a country lawyer, the younger son of a lord. Called the Honourable Greville Carnforth, he is unconventional and dislikes to be tied down to
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    SPECIAL EASTER FILM
    108 4 SPECIAL EASTER FILM rE FALLEN PETALS", a Mandarin feature romance, will be shown on Friday at 3 p.m. on Ch. 8 in colour as a Easter holiday special for Chinese movie lovers. It is a touching love story of a university graduate who has to go to war after his
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    SPOTLIGHT ON CHINESE PROGRAMMES
    573 4  -  LEONG WENG KAM ly TODAY: MANDARIN DRAMA (8 p.m.): "The Trap" this RTS production tells how a wealthy family Is being blackmailed in connection with a barglrl. Stars include Tan Soo Seng, Yeow Kal Yew. Lee Flng and Teo Hul Hua. LOVE LINGERS ON (9.10 p.m.
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    SWIMMING TIMES
    52 4 TODAY: Sintapm 5.34 a.m. (2.1 m). 8.51 p.m. (2m). Mill Keclil 6.46 p.m. (1.9 m). rirt Dicksm 2.20 p.m. (1.7 m). TOMORROW Sißtatwi 7.20 a.m. (2.1 m), 9.29 p.m. (2.1 m). Sctfli Keckil 5.26 a.m. (1.6 m) 7.43 p.m. (2m). Part DickSM 3.48 a.m. (1.9 m), 3.56 p.m.
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    Water, water...
    25 4 WATER consumption on Friday was 683.000 cubic metres (150.3 million gallons i 2,000 cubic metres (0.8 million gallon) more than the previous day.
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      418 4 On vourTV 1I.M AM Opeiiig aid Cattanooga Cats 11.45 Waraa Warni (Malay) 11.15 Sunday Matinee Man In The Middle, starring: Robert Mitchum, France Nuyen, Barry Sullivan, Keenan Wynn 12.45 PM Star Soccer Arsenal vs Birmingham City Derby County vs Everton 2.30 Electric Company (repeat) 3.00 Family Special The Horrible Hoichts
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      294 4 5.11 Survivors Garlands War 6.00 Liku Hidup 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 The Hageaeyer Special 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malar) 7.55 Future Cap The Mad, Mad Bomber (ft 1) 9.00 Tahitha Paul Coes ;o New York S.30 News aid Newsreel S.55 Soccer Malaysia Cup '71 Singapore vs Malaysia* Armed Forces
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  • Article
    NTUC workers to help raise funds for foundation
    944 6 2,000 TO SELL LUCKY DRAW TICKETS IN AID OF PROJECTS TWO thousand NTUC workers will soon knock on aoors to seek support foi the Singapore Labour Foundation set up by the government last year tc provide rehabilitation for injured workers and to
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    New aerogramme
    49 6 New ae rogramme A NEW aerogramme, depicting three aircraft in flight, will be on sale at all post offices from March 31. Special date stamps will be used on that day to mark the new aerogramme. Advance orders are accepted at any post office or by post till Thursday.
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    Centre set up to train union members as Income organisers
    227 6 INCOMF, the NTUC insurance cooperative has set up a centre on the 2Sth floor of UIC Building In Shenton Way to train union members as Income organisers. The number of organisers at present Is 685 and Income is planning to
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    Old Bartleyans' Association officials
    78 6 MR. Alan Chua Chye Leong has been elected president of the Old Bartleyans' Association. Other oi finals are- Mr Oeorge Lim Hong Teang— vice-president. Mr. T H Koh—secretary, Mr. K. C. Wong asst. secretary. Mr. Son Chee Seng—treasurer, Mr. Sio Tat Ming—asst treasurer. Mr Hoo Yew
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    Residents angry at frequent lift failures
    172 6 Residents angry at frequent lift failures rE frequent lift breakdowns at Block 49 in Whampoa South over the past week have driven residents there to exasperation. Several residents of the 16-storey block rang up Times House yesterday to complain that they were inconvenienced as both lifts sometimes broke down at
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    Building tools exhibition brings in $25 mil sales
    284 6 DIRECT sales of about $25 million have resulted from the threeday Singapore International Building Exhibition (Slbex) end the SinKap or c Construction Equipment Exhibition (Conequip) that ended at Hyatt Hotel yesterday. Mr. Phil Ullo, vicepresident of Industrial and Scientific Conference Management of
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    Ready soon: $1.2 mil Jurong bus terminal
    225 6 Ready soon: $1.2 mil Jurong bus terminal rIS is the nearlycompletfd Singapore Bus Service Jurong interchanre terminal which will go into operation when the feeder service starts In Juronj next month. The two-storey terminal building, which in situated at tne junction of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim and Jurong Port Road, Is
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    BAHRAIN MINISTER FLIES IN
    67 6 BAHRAIN'S Minister for Finance and National Development, Mr. Ibrahim bin Abdul Karim arrived for a- three-day visit yesterday. He said Bahrain would be sending more monetary and port personnel for training at the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Port of Singapore Authority. He will call
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    Devan blasts myth of 'education for employment only'
    816 7 fFHE NTUC secre- tary-general, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. yesterday debunked the widely-held notion that the exclusive aim of education is to qualify a person for employment. If this were the exclusive aim of education then robot manutacturers could do just as
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    Prepare students for working life: Chen
    259 7 Prepare students for working life: Chen STUDENTS must be educated in the realities of working life well betore they enter the labour market or it would be too late to change their attitude of high expectations, said the Minister of State (Defence), Mr. Bernard Chen, at a seminar at the
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    KL ready for talks on SIA's request
    507 7  -  LEE KIM CHEW By MALAYSIA has signified its willingness m to discuss with Singapore the substantive issue of allowing Singapore Airlines to fly to three more Malaysian towns, the Permanent Secretary to the Communications Ministry, Mr. Sim Kee Boon, said yesterday. He said
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    Sentence on dud cheques man put off again
    104 7 AN unemployed man who pleaded guilty to 16 cheating charges, had his sentence postponed again yesterday to April 8. The prosecution submitted a medical certificate to show that Kuan Chaun Slk. 34. who iv on remand, could not attend court for sentence.
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    Lock icon Bringing back memories in song and dance
    228 7 Bringing back memories in song and dance ITS the way they raise nostalgia Simple dances and genteel fashions reminiscent of 18th Century Castillian Philippines, the bella Filippina. from the slow rhythms of pasto to the frenzied brat of Jota, a Spanish fiesta modified to a Philippine setting and tempered with
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      378 7 I imm lIE To date, Philips have sold over 50 early as 1954, Philips had patented The result: outstanding clarity ternational Building, Orchard Road, million television sets into homes in-line colour. and precision and perfect colour Look over any Philips colour around the world. An achievement few manufac- right into
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    Sinsehs urged to learn from Westerntrained doctors
    463 8 THE Senior Minister of State for Education, Mr. Chai Chong Vii, last night urged Chinese physicians to emulate the advanced scientific methods used by Western-trained doctors In treating their patients. Western-trained doctors not only made use of physical and chemical reaction In their
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    Band show
    20 8 THE Far Eastern Academy band will play at MacRltchle Reservoir Park today from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 pjn.
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    HK traders brains behind the big swindle
    249 8  - HK traders brains behind the big swindle J.D. INDRAN By IJONGKONG businessmen are believed to be the masterminds behind the recent swindle involving the issue of false bills of lading for timber in Singapore to overseas consignees. It was learnt yesterday that the Singaporeans Involved In the swindle did not
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    Donations for fire victims
    89 8 VICTIMS of the rec«nt fire at the vlua«t next to Haw Par Villa, In Paslr PanJang will be getting donation* amounting to $6,230 from three organisations toPaslr Panjang constituency citizens' consultative con mlttee Is donating $3,000, Slang Sal Hock Teck See Turn Chlok Pen Kong Chinese
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    Hot water from solar heat for flats?
    231 8 Hot water from solar heat for flats? QINGAPOREANS will be ►J able to take baths in water heated by the sun if an Australian businessman, here to look into the setting up of a factory to build solar energy collectors, achieves his aim. Mr Ron J. Brown, who is a
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    4 jailed three years each on drug charges
    292 8 4 jailed three years each on drug charges r)l B drug abusers were each jailed for three yean by a district judge yesterday after they pleaded guilty to separate charges of un- lawful possession and consumption of drugs. In the lirst case, Koh Chin Ser. tt, was jailed three years
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    JTC flats balloting
    52 8 THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Environment) and MP for Bukit Tlmah. Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. will officiate at the balloting of four-room JTC flats at Pandan Garden on Saturday at 10.30 a.m. Sach flat which comes with terazzo and parquet flooring costs $28,000. There are 440 flats In
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    PARTY HAILS MOVE TO MAKE SBS GO PUBLIC
    72 8 rE United Front has welcomed the move to make Singapore Bus Service into a public company. It descrloes the move as "healthy and welltimed," which would give employees who have served the company for years a share of the cake. Its secretary-general,
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    17 finalists for S'pore Guitar Festival
    94 8 SEVENTEEN guitarists will take part In the finals of the fifth Singapore Oultar Festival at the Singapore Conference Hall on April 1 at 7.30 p.m. Organised by Yamaha Music school, the competition has four sections classical, non-classi-cal, ensemble and guitar/vocal. For this year* festival,
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Soccer riot: 23 freed on bail
      273 9 Soccer riot: 23 freed on bail KUALA TRFNGGAM Sat. Twentythree men who were booked daring last night's soccer riot were released on bail today, police said. The official and players of the Negri Srmbilan soccer team returned home at noon today on a special bus provided by the state government.
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      Lock icon Mohamed Yaacob will be Kelantan MB
      626 9 KOTA BARU, Sat. •JMIK X chin tan Umno liaison committee has unimimously agreed to appoint Datuk Haji Mohamed Yaacob as the new Mentri Besar of the state. The committee which met today also agreed to leave the appointment of the Deputy Mentrl Besar and
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      Lock icon Petronas team for India
      42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A three-member delegation representing the state oil monopoly Petronas left here today for India on a week-long study tour. The team will visit the headquarters of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation of India. AFP.
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      Lock icon Umno to discuss Malaysia Brunei ties
      140 9 Umno to discuss Malaysia Brunei ties SUNOAI PETANI, Sat. The executive committee of Umno Malaysia will hold a meetIng soon to discuss the question of restoration of ties between Malaysia and Brunei. The acting president of the movement. Haji Suhalmi Datuk Kamaruddln. said today relations between the two countries should
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      Singaporean on drug charge refused bail
      92 9 BATU PAHAT, Sat The magistrate's court here today refused bail for three youths, including a Singaporean, who were charged with the possession of five tubes of heroin weighing 12 5 grams. The three. Lee Slk Hal. 26. from Kampung Punggor RenRlt, Aw Beng Sang,
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      Soda import: Acquittal upheld by High Court
      403 9 K. LUMPUR, Sat rpHE High Court today upheld the acquittal A of Behn Meyer and Co. (Malaysia) by the Klang Session Court last year of a charge of importing $368,068.81 of caustic soda without licence. Mr. Justice Datuk Mohamed Azml also ruled that
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      Lock icon Fishermen seek aid against pirates
      119 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Thai pirates are threatening the livelihood of 1,000 Malaysian fishermen near Kota Baru, 35 km north-east of here, the fishermen reported to authorities. A police spokesman said today senior police officials will meet the Thai consul in Kota Baru, Mr. Praphot Narlnthranguara,
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      Lock icon ARBITRATION CENTRE
      36 9 NEW DELHI, Sat. A regional centre for commercial arbitration will start In Koala Lumpur on April 1 to assist Asian countries in settling disputes in international transactions, It was officially learned here today. AFP.
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      129 9 hyatt's easter carnival Sunday March 26 1 1:30 a.m. 4 p.m. Crazy Clown. Hyatt bunnies. Hundreds of balloons. Bal'-throwing contest. Fish-for-a-prize game. Ring-the-bottle-for-a-prize. An eight-man Bunny Orchestra! Painting Contest. Metro's Lucky Dip for boys and girls. Joy rides on mechanical animals. Swings. Slides. Merry-go-rounds. Continuous cartoon shows. The selection of
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    Ken Payne's confessions
    127 10 My strategy was to race my horses over the wrong distance, the wrong going and with the wrong draw until the price was right. Then I would organise a coup. I would use steroids, massive doses of 812 and other vitamins and rigorous training to get my
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    Problem wasn't winning—but keeping the coups secret...
    966 10 Problem wasn't winning— but keeping the coups secret... Part Four TiHE crucial instruc- tiops came to me on a distinctive piece of royal blue notepaper: "The code Is virtually unbreakable as the frequency changes every 20 seconds on a permutation of an eight-lock timer. Use it immediately!" I recognised the
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    Killing with kindness
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    THE MAN WHO FIXED THE ODDS
    86 10 THE MAN WHO FIXED THE ODDS With evar 100 hors*« at hto lavish Vorfcahlr* atabtaa, Kan Payna, former window claanar, waa ona 41 Hw top Iralnars on tha aaWng pMa circuit Ha rtotchad up aadi aaaaon dozana of vlnoaia. But Ma pjraajlaat vldonaa wava acorad aoalnst tha booktaa. For Payna
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    216 10 A GAMBLE I WOULD RATHER HAVE LOST JOCKEYS are the gambling trainer's greatest ally and at the same time his Achilles heel. They are not supposed to gamble, and some of them do. The temptations are tremendous and a trainer has no defence. Once, a poor run by a horse
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      182 10 fLI^T pthe biggest, happiest happening this X^i^J^lJ^/ Wp Easter is at the Shangri-La! jt^A- --^>i ■w^22>^^^^^^B Bring the family and join in the gaiety of V^^ y^\y^~-^L H 'd^&zr^i th's happy Easter Sunday. J Enjoy a fabulous buffet lunch of CueK vl^ "^v\J a^flr country-fresh salads, delicious meat 55^ >^.
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      212 10 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN vL B 2"Tf*B« iu m Ji Ponn (S) 2 <8) (6) 10. Conrlnce* (7) 11. h ,4*-|i ™J2JL \«i Exhausted (5) 13 Perfume Thought (4) "nirow» TsTlTonmtid uae (4) 17. 7. Conifer (5) 11. Cuta (7) Deed (3) IS. Certain (4) SO. 12. RkkUea (7)
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    When a horse has no chance—after the draw is made
    229 11 When a horse has no chance after the draw is made Adapted by Alec Snobel from THE COUP, by Ken Payne, (c) Futura Publications 1978. AM a draw fana1 tic, and every day after the 11 o'clock declarations I would ring up the Press Association or, in later years, tear
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    402 11 I CONCLUDE my summary of how to begin a game with 1 e4 when you have the White pieces Part of the Sicilian Dt fence was given last week. 83 Sicilian Defence with 2 dsi 1 e4 c 5 2 c 3
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    LEARN CHESS
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    442 11  -  RUTH GRUBER By I ONDON: "Where's the television set? Where's the television set?" cried a young man as he burst Into a quiet London pub one recent Wednesday night. "I've got to see the match." Other patrons looked up from their beer,
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    650 12 Hit-man Hackman vs the Organisation at the CINEMA WALTER SEOVY reviews The Domino Principle THE plot has familiar ring about it. A man serving a long stretch In prison is approached by a stranger with an offer he could not refuse His freedom, reunion with his beloved wife, a hide-away
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    Lock icon MYSTERY OF CASTING OF FILMS TO BE SHOT IN SINGAPORE
    364 12 MYSTERY OF CASTING OF FILMS TO BE SHOT IN SINGAPORE A casting agency accused of Jumping onto the Hawaii Flve-O bandwagon, said yesterday that Its recent advertisement lor "locals" to appear In a film was aimed at recruiting people for an American film company and not the television series. Mr.
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    610 12 LOS ANGELES, Sat -1 977 turned out to A he a record year for Hollywood, and America's movie moguls look all set for a repeat performance this year. Science fiction was undoubtedly last year's box office hit theme, with two widely different
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    19 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —Malaysia will host the seventh Asean Film Festival in Kuala Lumpur this year. —AFP.
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    THE LOGOS DUE ON TUESDAY
    203 13 rE Singapore-register-ed book exhibition ship, Logo:, will be back again alter almost a three-year absence. She will sail in on Tuesday from her last port of call, Calcutta. However, the book exhibition will not be open to the public until Good Friday. It will then
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    272 13 Why are double deckers not popular? ask MP rE Minister lor National Development and communications, Mr Lim Kirn San, will be asked by Mr. Teo Chong Tee (Changi) whether any study had been carried out to establish the reasons for the unpopularity of double-deckers Other questions to be i asked
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    Chessnuts steal the limelight from 311 others
    297 13 Chessnuts steal the limelight from 311 others mHESE two scbool1 boy "chessn uts" stole the limelight from 311 compe.itors when they became the overall champions of the Nescafe National Junior Chess Championship which ended yesterday. Teo Kok Siont (left) of Temasrk Junior College and Dennis Tan of Catholic Junior College,
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    NPB business course
    52 13 NPB business course THE National Productivity Board will conduct a course on the basic system analysis and design In small and me-dium-sized business Irom tomorrow to April 5 at 7 p.m. at its town training centre. The course will be held at Hotel Royal-Ramada Fee is $88 for members and
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    Residents' assn officials
    47 13 MR. P. aovlndaswuny. MP for Araon. hu been nelected president of Windsor Park RaaldenU' AaoclaUon. Other officials are- Mr Robert Lee. vloe-prwldent. Mr. Simon Roiarto. lecret*ry; Mlm Romllnd Khng aast. secretary- Mr. Wong Yip Lung. treasurer; and Mr. K. 8. C. Mallm, Mat. treasurer.
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    NEW SCHEME BY TWO UNIONS TO HELP WORKERS HIT BY LAY-OFF
    457 13 SINGAPORE Industrial Labour Organisation (Silo) and Pioneer Industries Employees Union (PIEU) have launched a retrenchment benefit scheme to help members during difficult periods of unemployment. The two largest Industrial unions have a combined membership of 85,000, accordIng to the
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    Triple checks to protect drug suspects
    303 13 Triple checks to protect drug suspects RATIONAL servicemen drug addicts are 11 convicted only after the most stringent tests have proved the suspect guilty. Behind the mass screening and urine m^ m tests is a group of professional chemical analysts and technicians who go through triple checks to ensure no
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    Lock icon New shipment of Thai rice for Singapore
    94 13 New shipment of Thai rice for Singapore BANGKOK, Sat. An agreement has been concluded with Singapore to sell 30,000 tonnes of Thai rice valued at US$ll million (***** million) for April/July shipment, Commerce Ministry sources said here. The agreement was concluded on a government to government basis with the grain
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    24 13 ANSON SILAT Avenue community centre management committee will hold a variety show at the PSA car park on Tuesday at 7.3P pm.
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    The Sunday Times SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1978 opinion EEC WORRIES OVER VOTING
    444 14 The Sunday Times SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1978 opinion EEC WORRIES OVER VOTING pRANCE votes again today in the second ballot of a general election that is crucial not only to the future of the nation will the Centre-Rightists maintain their 20-year-old grip on power or will the various Leftists, backed
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    At 84 he still has time to look after the aged
    798 14  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By THE Rev. Devasahayam David Chelliah celebrated his 84th birthday last Tuesday. This makes him older than most of the inhabitants of the St. John's Home for the Aged of which he is chairman. At an age
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    The people with miracle memories
    905 14  - The people with miracle memories MICHAEL PHILLIPS By READ this article, put down the newspaper, and try to recall what you've read. If 50 per cent of the facts have remained in your mind, then you've got an above-average memory. But, compared with the performance of an elite group of
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    KING WITH A GUN UNDER HIS BED
    902 14  -  BERNARD COLLING By For 25 years he has survived more assassination attempts than any twentieth century monarch rpHE only king to 1 sleep with a loaded revolver under his pillow and a riile beneath the bed celebrates 25 years on the world's most
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      NO SURRENDER-SO IT'S BATTLE TO THE DEATH
      1451 15 I *Jw I Afl MM W f^B i^ 4^b\ 1 B H fc^ H hT^BT *^Bk B IT WAS Nov 10 1968. 1 At 6.05 a.m. the early-mornipg quiet of St Hellers Avenue was broken by the loud, ringing voice of Sgt. Ng
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      THE PROFESSIONALS
      90 15 THE ST. HELIER'S AVENUE SHOOT-OUT: PART TWO -BY PAKIR SINGH This series presents some of the famous cases handled by the Singapore police. They are selected to show the dedication and painstaking efforts in the investigative field of our men who uphold the law. They are true pro-
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      THE INSIDE STORY...
      403 15 THE INSIDE STORY INSIDE the St Heller's Avenue house, the wanted kidnappers Loh Ngut Font (the leader), Tua Teo (his bodyguard) and Teo Boon Lee came to know of the seige at 5.45 in the morning. Teo was immediately overcome by a gnawing, cut fear. His nerves became taut and
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      THIS HISTORY BOOK WILL LIVE HAPPILY IN HOMES
      553 16  -  Dr. G. M. TURNBULL By C ING APOR E A N S seldom look to the past. Yet It is natural for man to heed the call that beckons from years long gone by a call that sets one off on the
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      BOOKS
      37 16 Reviewed by Pakir Singh take it upon themselves to tell of a nation's past. With Turnbull, the personalities do not start out vibrantly to hold centre stage: events are not treated with hyperbole so as to
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      Remember the past—so you'll know just how far you have come
      1259 16  - Remember the past— so you'll know just how far you have come NANCY BYRAMJI By A SYMPATHETIC LOOK BY ONE WHO LIVED HERE FOR 20 YEARS UfHEN Dr. Mary Turnbull joined the British civil service and came East in 1952 "for something exciting to do" little did she dream that
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      327 18 THE baggy look makes even fullsleeved maxi-outnts cool and breezy to lounge around in. Heavy cotton fabrics, especially like the warm, earthy-brown with pink, yellow and green floral print, that mannequin Shirley Tan wears in Picture A, can only make you hot stuff to handle —without losing
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      507 18 WE diet, we starve, we skip or Jog till on the verge of collapse just to shed off a bit of flab to look trimmer. It is no wonde* 1 that crafty entrepreneurs are always on the lookout for new methods of "short-cut slimming" to sell something
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      my view
      467 17 HERE is next week's topic: The figures fur travel show that more and more Singaporeans are spending their holidays out of the country where would yoi go to spend your ideal vacation, and why this particular place? Send all letters to: My View, Sunday Times, Times House, Kirn
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      A 'cheer, don't jeer' drive for a11...
      324 17 A 'cheer, don't jeer' drive for a11 IT\HE rise of soccer vio1 lence in Singapore and other parts of the world is causing grave concern to the authorities. In England, for example, travelling fans of football clubs often damage trains In clashes between rival clubi, stadiums have been damaged. The
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      52 17 LAST week's topic: Soccer violence is on the rise here and in other countries of the world do you have a solution to this ugly S'de of sport on and off the field, other than cramming staaiums with hundreds of policeman? This letter wins the
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      POLICE NOT WASTED THERE
      165 17 POLICE NOT WASTED THERE SINGAPORE spectators have to a large extent been "tamed" by the presence of a sizeable ponce contingent at soccer matches. One is inclined to think that this security measure is an economic waste, but, at second glance, is it a waste for a few hundred policemen
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      No need to fan a flame that will burn bright by itself on the big day
      395 17 OUTRAGEOUS foul play, the hurling of dangerous missiles, assaults, affrays and other forms of soccer violence are. Indeed, on an increase here and elsewhere, suggesting an appalling lack of sporting spirit on the part
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      206 17 VIOLENCE on and off the field has become ball all over the world, from fcng'and to Italy and South America to Singapore. What then are the "cures for this "disease" that terrifies the world of sport? Perhaps the best way to curb crowd violence
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      671 17 ECAMUCOBN l)*c 23 to .l.n 20 THERE could be crisis In home affairs middle of week. It could work up to much argjment and deliberation on Friday. Where money Is Involved you do well: You should have some good news on Tuesday. Responsibilities pile up on you though:
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      YOUR BIRTHDAY FORECAST
      341 17 IF It's your birthday today. As you ro forward into a new year of life you'll wonder just what lies ahead of you. You could br a little perplexed about your Job and also about the people round you. There's little need to be anxious about the
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      79 17 (\SE of the steps which can be taken to prevent the ugly side of sport is to correct the attitude of the players. Another step to prevent soccer violence on the field is to have a "get-together" off the field for the players of the two teams
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      This wonderful feeling called LOVE
      1164 19 OVE a beautiful four letter word. Love a strong emotion. Love a part of men and a part of women. Love a human need that is different from all other human needs. Love is within us. Like erring, to love is human. It is something
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      436 19 ALL THE BIG HITS ROLLED UP IN ONE ALBUM NEXT WEEK: WOMEN'S LOVE BAY CITY ROLLERS: GREATEST HITS (Arista). Let 1., roll on, boys. The teenyboppers are on holiday and relishing every moment of it So give them all the big hits at one go If not as a favour,
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      225 15 Taiwan's Popular Best Cooking Books I WEI-CHUAN COOKING BOOKS 1. CHINESE CUISINE 2. CHINESE SNACKS (Both Written By Madam Huang Su-Huei) These two Books are very useful for every Home. Text: English Chinese IB 1* M CHINESE CUISINE V™, 221 Delicious Recipes "m^y.]l\M with Illustrated Instructions in Full colour •Chicken:
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      311 18 You only tell your very special friends your secrets And sometimes you keep them all to yourself L. A. I For instance, when you started your period you didn't tell the world You kept on doing all the same things every day and wearing the clothes you like. Thanks to
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      223 19 Some professional advice for accountancy students. I Ik- School ot ACCOMMSM) lias ii.nl over 6o u-jrV experience ><i coaching undents f« accountancy und other pmfettionaJ qualifications. Studying »nh the s»> coune material jikl model answers will help Mm enter your examinations full) prepared and citmnletelj confident. Our course material is
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      411 19 ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN We invite applications from suitably qualified Malaysians for the position of ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN at the Port Dickson Refinery. THE JOB To prepare engineering drawings, bill of materials, etc. for the installation of equipment and piping for projects in the Refinery, checks construction of projects for conformance to drawings.
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    1374 20 Pakistan 's growing trade relations with Singapore SINGAPORE is a major and traditional trading partner of Pakistan. It is the leading importer of Pakistan's cotton, cotton yarn, cotton textiles, petroleum products, lice and a host of other items. Singapore's exports to Pakistan mainly consist of crude rubber, timber and plywood,
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    959 20 PAKISTAN Is one of 1 the young nations which has appeared on the world's political map during recent times. Nevertheless, its political as well as cultural history /goes deep into antiquity as Man's activities began here some 450.000 years ago, a remote period of
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      328 20 Oh your way to Europe, why not see Pakistan, the country that has siiJi I vuncty ot landscapes and climates we call it our country of countries. Pakistan International will fly you to Europe via their country of countries Pakistan International flies you to Europe from famed, handwoven rugs and
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      1978, the year of nation's economic revival
      862 21 1978, the year of nation's economic revival THE year 1978 has come up with a fresh ray of hope for a country like Pakistan whose economy had been shattered for various reasons during the past live years in spite of a wealth of resources and a colossal man-power. Bedevilled by
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      435 21 PAKISTAN is fast being rtcognued as an important tourist attraction. It otters visitors a wide variety of physical and cultural diversity. Once renowned as the •mixing bowl" of different civilisation and cultures, Pakistan can boast of Innumerable historical wonders, its unspoilt scenic beauty, its busy
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  • SINGAPORE OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Special Feature 1978
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      Over 200 golfers will pit their wits and skills
      958 25 By A Staff Writer A CRACK field of over 200 golfers from 18 countries will pit their wits and skills in the $106,000 Singapore Open golf championship at the Bukit Course starting on Thursday. The Pro-Am tournament the cur-tain-raiser to the
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      THE STRONG CONTENDERS
      13 25 CHI SAN defending champion. NIVAL CUIE HSICNO ARDA MIN NAM
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      THE BUKIT COURSE
      135 25 THE Buk i t Location Course (above) la considered to be one of the best in South-east Asia and seems to be the most popular with members and visitors. Although there have been some hot scores in the past, a score of around 280 (four-under-par) usually Is
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      Organisers have to fork out additional $25,000
      329 25 By Staff Writer MONEY may be root of all evil but it most certainly makes the golf world go round. It is for this reason that the prize-money offered at all major tour naments around the world has skyrocketed to astronomical figures. The
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      Local golfers are ready to face foreign challenge
      784 26 By A Staff Writer LOCAL professionals have just completed two months of intensive preparations for the Singapore Open. After following thp professionals for the past two months on the local circuit, I can safely say that our players are ready to face
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      WILL IT BE ANOTHER ASIAN THIS TIME?
      1138 27 By A Staff Writer THK Singapore Open golf championships, for more than a decade now has been won by Asians with their counterparts from the United States, Australia, Europe and elsewhere sharing only the minor honours. Several reasons could be attributed to this
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      Golf has taken a leap forward in Singapore
      420 28 By A Staff Writer JF THE sale of equipments is a good yardstick to assess the popularity of a sport, then golf has definitely taken a great leap forward. Although golf in Singapore is still an expensive game, more and more Singaporeans
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      Taiwan's Kuo leads in Asian circuit standings
      439 28 Taiwan's Kuo leads in Asian circuit standings KUO Chic Hslung of Taiwan leads in the Asian golf circuit standings this year after the fourth leg the Indian Open which was played in Calcutta last week. Though Kuo has yet to win a tournament on the circuit, he has accumulated 54
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      354 26 Introducing the newPenfold International with Persimmon Woods. Pnunmoo Woods tw««- long tn-wi reg«!«*l b» powei .s ao>»nOd».i hefund h«ll «t imp*i ptos the best «o<xto »<»i «n In IM IW ""Mi 8081 uons and «,wlj «ie f,n-d I wiUi TV., l**luwtoumj iwnipUy..|sini«onfVrMmnK>ob<».,us«' [>ftunii<- Stub m Medium (R)oi SHU Ijlwi's and
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      95 26 NEWFOR7B THE WORLD'S MOST ACCURATE PUTTERS BY DUKE ENTERPRISES DUKE I I DUKE if/ Mini Mallet M J V DUKE 111 DUKE IV V Match Box Match Box it (left only) 4I&L The DUKES means deadeye accuracy. Revolutionary new putter makes 90 of putts under 9' a one putt cinch.
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      290 27 Maruman Unique Diamond Graphite golf clubs with Less Twist Maruman have the best graphite shaft. 1 The diamond graphite shaft lessens swing errors thus giving greater accuracy because it has the least amount of twist (4 0) among all graphite shafts in the world 2) The diamond shaped arden fibre
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      155 28 LIGHT WEIGHT SPECIAL It's a point You know the problem of weight in goif^^B Ji JW^r. mm andhowtedicus it is especially after a game mm and iust when fatigue seemed the most jA mm dreaded thing Pallas understood this Mm And so it set to design golf shoes that are
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    A matter of life and death
    457 29  - A matter of life and death Percy Seneviratne By FROM THE SIDELINES THERE is no more fearsome sight in sport than a mudspattered second-row forward ploughing through the opposing team, dragging two or three opponents with him in his determination to make ground with the ball. This is aggression. This
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    Isn't it time for tinkering of rules?
    556 29 Isn 't it time for tinkering of rules? I Welsh met the Irish recently, as one sports journalist wrote: "it is where tempers flare and get lost. "You have only to look at the appalling scar tissue builaing up on the laces ol those two courageous grovellers in the ruck.
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    Parvin: It's only the beginning
    733 29 |T WAS Nov 25, 1977, the greatest day Iran's footballers had ever known. They had just beaten Australia to clinch their first-ever place in the World Cup Finals. At the Aryamehr Stadium on the outskirts of Teheran, the Crown Prince Reza and much of the
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      35 29 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Lam Wing Foo wish to express their tiltCHt thanks U> .ill ralatlW, friends and colleagues for their kind attendance, contributions, condolences and wreaths during IMr recent bereavement
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      142 Deaths
      160 29 WEE KIM NEO (WHYE TOW) age 65 passed away peacefully on 18/3/78 leaving behind 3 sons. 4 daughters. 1 daughter-in-law. 3 sons-in-law and 4 grandchildren to mourn her loss Cortege leave* Blk. 229.170-P Lor Toa Payoh to Pentecoet M«tnodm Church thence to Mt. Vemon on 20/3/7* 1.30 pm.
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      830 29 VI EDUCATION TRAINING SECRETM/US SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepare! student! tor the London Chamber ol Commerce Industry and Pj-mani Institute examination! The next FULLTIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES arranged for 'A' and for 'O' level holders commence on 3rd April 1978 The next PART-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSE (EVENINGS) commences on 20th
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      521 29 PULAU TIOMAN SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 10/3/78 19/3/78 GOOD FRIDAY 24/3/78 26/3/78 WEEKEND TRIPS Friday Sunday 2 days 2 nights J 95 00 3 days 2 nights $100 00 3 days 3 nights $115 00 4 days 3 nights $120 00 Accommodation (Vlllege houaee) VANDA TOURS TEL: *****3/ ***** STPB NO: 207
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      134 29 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS HONOKONO TIM BUM CHINESE CUISINE EUROPEAN SET-LUNCH is now at GOODWILL RESTAURANT (from 7am onwards) Ml Honfl L#oos BM nOOW#9fI Ro#d, Tel: 220*229 22OMM or call at PEACE RESTAURANT I (ebove The Boating Alley) J- 5 1 1 Centre I DELICIOUS CANTONESE CUISIME Tel: MUM, »2»»81 _J\
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      202 29 SELL SEEK through the classifieds. ILOANE COURT HOTEL, 17 3almoral Road. Singapore. Dou)le (bathroom attached) J35 upwards Telephone *****11 -LOYD HOUSE HOTEL, single $25 $30. double $35 $38 Weekly llscount 10%. Tel: *****9. NTS 1 PERSONAL] MAKE A CALL. Make A Friend rtlnu I FC for an Ideal friend ;all
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    POPULAR WIN BY HARBIN
    1834 30  -  BLUE PETER By Jockey Au-Yeung scores double on Tonga, Putra Bu ADDS ON FAVOURITE Harbin scored a popular win in Race 4 at Bukit Timah yesterday. Carrying 13,996 win tickets and ridden by apprentice Larry Francis, the five-year-old by Welsh Saint beat Ocean West by 2J
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    JONES FIRES 66 TO MOVE AHEAD
    476 30 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Australian Brian Jones recorded a six-under-par 66 today to take a stroke lead into the final round of the Malaysian ORen golf championships at the Royal Selangor Golf Club course. Jones, winner of thi Indian Open In 1972 and 1977
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    Lock icon Nicklaus bounces back to share three-way lead
    225 30 TACKSONVILLE, (FloJ rida), Sat. Jack Nicklaus overcame a double-bogey with birdies on two of his last four holes yesterday to battle back into a tie with Ben crenshaw and Lou Graham for the lead in the second round of the world's richest golf
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    Koh scores easy win
    399 30  -  PETER SIOW By KOH EX TIAN, one of the favourites for the boys' under- IS title In the Singapore Table Tennis Association Ind 1 v ldual age -group championships, scored an easy 2114, 21-11 win over Tonny Tan at Tanjong Katong yesterday. Koh, the unde r
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      549 30 f SENIOI APPOINTMENTS (Remuneration $15,000 to $25,000 p.a.) The Singapore Manufacturers' Association seeks suitably quabfied people who are growth oriented and will; ing to participate as members of a team involving in research into production problems and joint ventures, production of publications and public relations Applicants should have a good
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      798 30 A leading German engineering consulting firm invites applicants from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the post of: ELECTRICAL BITE SUPERVISOR to be stationed in Lumut, Perak. Qualification: Possess a Chargeman (Nil Restriction) Certificate issued by the Chief Electrical Inspector. Technical Certificate/ Diploma an advantage Experience: Extensive experience in H.V. and
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      267 30 LOST This is to advise the public that the following American Passports have been lost. They are Mr. ADUARDO ENRIQUE APPELBAUM and MR. WILLIAM HAROLD KNIGHT Jr. and also a Motorcycle Registration Book AG2381M. A Reward will be offered to any finder. Please contact Mr. Eddie at *****7 or Mr.
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    Thomson puts Aussies back into contention
    475 31 BRIDGETOWN, (Barbados), Sat. Australia, bowled out for 250, hit back strongly to grab three West Indies wickets for 71 runs on the first day of the second cricket Test match here yesterday. Only a magnificent 74 by spinner Bruce Yardley, who hit 12 fours
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    129 31 AUSTRALIA Ist Inn* Darllnf c Richards b Croft 4 Wood lbw Croft 69 Yallop c Austin b Croft 47 Serjeant c Murray b Parry 4 Simpson c Murray b Croft 9 Cosier lbw Koberts 1 Rlxon lbw Oamer 16 lardley b Oamer 74 Thomson b Gurner 12 Clark b
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    MIRAFIORI SHOULD COME INTO HIS OWN
    866 31  -  BLUE PETER By MIRAFIORI should give racegoers a good start in Race One at Bukit Timah today. The Miuasseh three-year-old put up a creditable showing last week when second to Pendraggon's Charm. With the latter out of the way, he should come into his
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    Lock icon Demos mar Cup tie
    238 31 NASHVILLE, (Tennessee), Sat. Vitas Geruiaitis and Harold Solomon rallied for singles victories to send the United States into a 3- 0 lead over South Africa last night in the North American Zone Davis Cup tennis match marred by boisterous but non-violent demonstrations. First, the flst-hy OrulaitU
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    SELECTIONS
    130 31 RACE LUC PETER SCRUTINEER Miration Act ma 7 Cherubin Pr«>iH«nt Award If i ration Actreai V Mira«on Prealdrnt Award Actreaa V Arctic Call Lee Tit Seng Eres Tu 2 Arctic Call Everything Nice Swift Valour Rath Itar Park Lane Jimmy the One Arctic Call Everything Nice Brea Tu J
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    Today's card
    1127 31 M r TTJWM 2 30 CLASS 6, DIV 1 1200m ■iUayiB ($9,000 $6,300 to winner) 1 8293 Actress VglShaw) Tulloh 4 51 Isame bf) F htwil 1 1 0982 kllrawarl g 1LI Han) Yap 3 58 5 I »2> OF (If III 3 1 8722 Caatana II s
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    Going Forecast: YIELDING
    305 31 I.Boom with 53 last week; up 3.5 kg; should be thereabouts. WINNING STREAK II: Back in form: fast third to Park Lane Dlv 4 1.200 m with 55 last week; up three divisions plus 1 kg: I.Boom trip today should suit him: merits support. LIQUIDATOR: Has won
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    Lock icon Opening match washed out
    63 31 BUENOS AIRES, Sat The start of the fourth hockey World Cup here has been postponed from today to tomorrow because of heavy rains over the past few days, organisers announced yesterday. They said that the only scheduled match for today between defending champions India and Belgium
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      709 31 1 J SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER L A large multinational manufacturing company in Kuala Lumpur has a vacancy for an Electrical Engineer. Candidates must have a University Degree in Electrical Engineering with at least four (4) years practical experience, preferably in a manufacturing company. Those possessing N.E.B. certificate will have a
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    Lock icon Good response to 'Open badminton'
    253 32 I I ONDON, Sat. Leading players of Europe and North America agreed here yesterday that badminton should become an open sport within the bounds of the sports ruling body, the International Badminton Federation. The decision at an informal meeting attended by representatives of national badminton
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    Teng Soon in the final
    200 32  -  P. BASTIANS By TJENG TENG SOON, made a dramatic entrance to the final of the Junior badminton individual championships when he demolished Tan Seng Kirn 15-8, 15-5 In the men's semifinals at the Badminton Hall last night. He meets top seed Kamaruddin Musa in the
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    The goal-rush
    207 32  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE coach Sebastian Yap has decided to switch from his cautious 4-3-3 pattern to an attackIng 4-2-4 formation in a bid for a landslide win against Malaysian Armed Forces tonight in their Malaysia Cup match at the National Stadium (7.30). Yap has so far been
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    Perlis upset Kelantan
    254 32  -  Chan Beng Soon By 30 metres off a pass from Khalruddln. Centre-back Sallm Mohamad made it 3-1 In the 72nd minute and Bakri rounded up the tally In the 81st minute. Teams: perlto: P. Marlmuthu, Yew Hong Eng. Ibrahim Saad. Sallm Mohamad. Othman Ibrahim, Roell Ramll. Saldin
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    RI rugby match
    39 32 RAFFLES Institution Old Boys will meet the Present boys In their annual rugby match at Orange Road at 430 pm today. AU old boys wishing to play are reQuested to turn up at the RI ground.
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    Singapore 4-0
    27 32 SINGAPORE beat Penang 4-0 In a friendly women's soccer match In Penang yesterday. Scorers were Kee Nam Pee. Esah Mydeen. Maimun Wahab and Jacqueline Chan.
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    DIARY
    101 32 BADMINTON Junior Indiv Id v a 1 championship finals (Singapore Badminton Hall 7 pm). RUGBY Raffles Past v Present (Orange Road 4.30 pm). SOCCER Malaysia Cup: north zone Singapore v Armed Forces (National Stadium 7.30 pm); south not: Selangor v Pahang (Merdeka Stadium): PMendlles: Star United v Margining Cosmos
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    Castrol rally
    31 32 THE second in ihe series of Castrol motor rallys will be held today at Senonko power station with 60 of the best drivers from Malaysia and Singapore taking part.
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