The Straits Times, 16 January 1980

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    18 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.( P) No. 1 1 1/ 1/80
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    Lock icon 104-18 DEFEAT FOR RUSSIANS
    455 1 UN calls for pull-out of troops UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday THE SOVIET UNION suffered a crushing defeat last night when the United Nations General Assembly approved by 104 votes to 18 a call for the immediate withdrawal of foreign troops meaning Russians from Afghanistan. Eighteen states abstained
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    Lock icon The latest to join world of refugees
    49 1 The latest to join world of refugees THIS Afghani girl and her baby brother are the newest additions to the world's growing population of refugees. They are among the two-and-a-half-miilinn Afghanis who crossed into Pakistan since fighting between Muslim rebels and the Afghan Government started in 1978. AP picture
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    Lock icon Gromyko visit
    34 1 NEW DELHI, Tues Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Giorr.yko will visit India between Jan 22 and 31 (or discussions with Indian leaders on the Afghan situation, a Foreign Office spokesman disclosed today AFP
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    Lock icon Vote marks turning point in UN history
    597 1 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. THE overwhelming vote of 104-18 for a United Nations resolution calling for Soviet troops to withdraw from Afghanistan reflected a significant switch from traditional political loyalties to independent sentiment rarely seen in current UN politics. Several Third World diplomats and
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    Historic find
    36 1 HONGKONG, Tues. A rare species of gold monkey, last seen a century ago, has been rediscovered by Chinese zoologists recently in a vtnrin forest in northern Yunnan province, the Xinhua news agency reported today.
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    Lock icon Soviet troops at Iran border
    349 1 KABUL, Toes. At least lI, IM Soviet troops have taken up position along Afghanistan's border with Iran, posing a major threat to Iran's oilfields, diplomatic sources said. The (Sth ntotorised Rifle Division, one of an estimated seven Soviet divisions that have some IM,M* troops in
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    Yugoslav armed forces put on the alert
    248 1 Yugoslav armed forces put on the alert BELGRADE, Tuesday THE 270,000-strong Yugoslav armed forces have been put on a "state of vigilance" and all army leave cancelled amid an official announcement that an operation on President Josip Tito was unsuccessful Diplomats and other observers said today the 82-year-old leader's left
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    Lock icon 42pc jump in oil prices
    51 1 HONGKONG, Tues. Oil prices increased by as much as 42 per cent in Hongkong today in the steepest rise since 1974. The sharpest increase was for industrial oil. Petrol for motorists went up by nearly 18 per cent to HKjlO 10 (SJ4-34) for 4.5 litres.
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    Lock icon Gold chased to US $700
    173 1 NEW YORK, Tues iHt price of gold soared to a historic rer 1 of US$7OO (551,505) an ounce in early trading here today. Later, after touching the US$7OO level for the first time ever, gold fell back to around U*****.50 amid profit-taking. A strengthening of
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    Board to run union co-ops
    437 1 A HIGH-POWERED board of management has been set up to control and supervise the operations of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and Pioneer Industries Employees' Union cooperatives. It will take charge of 16 Silo and three PIEU supermarkets and the unions' home appliances, canteen, catering
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    President grants plea for clemency
    463 1  - President grants plea for clemency By GLORIA CHAN FOR three years, Mrs Chung Sop Boon prayed for a miracle. And on Monday it happened. Her son, Bobby Chung Hua Watt, 26, was saved from the gallows when he was granted clemency by President Sheares. Chung, who was found guilty of
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    Lock icon LATEST EEC BLASTS SOVIETS
    79 1 LATEST EEC BLASTS SOVIETS BRUSSELS, Tnes. The Enropean Commu Market Nine In a statement today railed on the Soviet Inlon to poll It* troops oat of AfgfcMlsUn, and denounced It* intervention as flagrant interference In the conntry's Internal affairs. Tke nine, holding their first regular meeting this year, caljed the
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      Lock icon HOW THEY VOTED
      208 2 HOW THEY VOTED FOLLOWING is the breakdown of the (k^neral Assembly's Afghanistan vote: IN KAVOI'R: Albania, Argentina. Australia, Austria, Bahamas. Bahrain, Bangladesh. Barbados, Belgium, Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil. Britain, Burma, Cameroon. Canada, Chile, China, Colombia. Costa Rica; Democratic Kampuchea, Denmark, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Fiji, France, Gabon, Gambia,
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      'UN move a bid at meddling planned by US'
      130 2 'UN move a bid at meddling planned by US' MOSCOW, Tiei. Radio Moscow responded to the I'nited Nations call for the palloot of Soviet troops with report today charging the IN General Assembly vote was an effort at interference stage-man-aged by the IS. The Soviet broadcast did not report the
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      A look at the voting pattern
      217 2 1, J 1 MlLHlrl UNITED NATIONS, Tuetday IT WAS just not the Soviet Union's day... The Rumanian delefate, a member of the lastern European bloc, was absent as the Russians searched high and low in the corridors of the United Nations building for any
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      Lock icon GROWING FEELING OF NEED FOR FIRM RESPONSE
      204 2 GROWING FEELING OF NEED FOR FIRM RESPONSE ROME, Tues. U.S. Deputy Secretary of State warren Christopher says there is a growing feeling among nations that the Soviet Union must be shown it will not get away easily with actions like the invasion of Afghanistan. He arrived in Rome last night
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      Lock icon Karmal sends warm note to Khomeiny
      98 2 Karmal sends warm note to Khomeiny KABUL, Tues. The new Afghan government of Mr Babrak Karmal has gone out of its way to send a warm message to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny, emphasising that the Kabul government seeks close ana friendly relations with Iran. The message from Mr Karmal began: "In
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      Lock icon Russian ship leaves
      67 2 Russian ship leaves SYDNEY, Tues. A Russian research ship, with 23 scientists aboard, today sailed from here under Australian orders to leave the country as part of a protost against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. The vessel. Professor Bogorov (left), was given 24 hours to leave by the government, in
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      Lock icon Malik's world war fear
      71 2 JAKARTA, Tues Indonesia today called for the immediate withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, and expressed fears that further deterioration of the Afghan situation might lead to a third world war. Vice-President Adam Malik discussed the situation with President Suharto today, and told reporters they are
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      Lock icon US can't bank on anti-Soviet feeling of Arabs
      379 2 US can't bank on anti- Soviet feeling of Arabs BEIRUT, Tuesday THE Soviet intervention in Afghanistan has sharply increased antiSoviet and anti-commu-nist feelings in the Arab and Islamic countries, but it has done nothing to erase the region's distrust of the United States. Officials and other sources throughout the region
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      Lock icon Big Russian drive to relieve Afghan army
      285 2 WASHINGTON, Tues SOVIET troops will probably have to launch a large-scale offensive in Afghanistan to relieve the Afghan army which has had to combat growing resistance, military experts here predicted today. American intelligence services say the Soviet command in Kabul could decide to
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      Abolish veto right, says Suharto aide
      148 2 JAKARTA, Taes. President Suharto's adviser for foreign affairs today called for the abolition of the veto right la the Lalted Nations Security Council. Roeslan Abdalgaai deplored the limited rale played by the lulled Nations where the veto entities one cwutry to oppose the decision
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      Lock icon US gives cautious welcome to offer of talks
      193 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States has cautiously welcomed North Korea's offer of new talks with South Korea, saying a reduction of tensions on the peninsula would benefit all parties. The state department said yesterday it had seen the text of a letter
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      Lock icon Coming of age
      34 3 TOKYO, Tues. Japan today observed its annual "coming of age day" in honour of the 1.590.000 youths who turned 20 in the past year, the country's legal age of adulthood. AFP.
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      Lock icon ELVIS' DOCTOR GOES TO COURT
      105 3 ELVIS' DOCTOR GOES TO COURT THIS is Elvis Presley's doctor who faced a hearing Into his professional competence in Memphis, Tennessee, on Monday over his treatment of the Rock star before he died in 19T7. White-haired Dr George Nlchoponlos is charged with "gross incompetence, gross ignorance or gross negligence" for
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      Lock icon Crisis of faith' in China
      99 3 BF.IJING, Tues. Many in China are suffering a "crisis of faith" in the system and no longer believe Marxist-Leninism is the answer to China's problems, said recent articles in the official press. Over the past few months, the authorities have made several calls for a
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      Lock icon Oilfield funds siphoned to build clubs
      263 3 Oilfield funds siphoned to build clubs HONGKONG, Tues. Leading officials of the North China oilfield have been accused of misappropriating eight million yuan (about SJIO million) out of public funds, it was reported here today. The oilfield officials had diverted the large sum from maintaining the oilfield to build clubs
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      Lock icon Drug banned
      44 3 JAKARTA, Tues. The Indonesian Health Ministry has banned the production and sale of a traditional herbal medicine following a hospital report that 12 deformed babies have been born to women taking the drug during their pregnancy, a ministry spokesman said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hongkong hits out at fuss in Britain over a few stitches
      185 3 Hongkong hits out at fuss in Britain over a few stitches HONGKONG, Tuesday HONGKONG, a colony that thrives on trade, has reacted angrily to British Textile Unions' criticism of the Duke of Kent for buying suits from Kowloon tailor Mr Sam Melwani instead of London's Savile Row. "What utter nonsense,"
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      Lock icon Indira to enact detention law again?
      448 3 NEW DELHI, Tues PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi discussed with her party leaders a measure similar to others enacted during her emergency rule to end India's economic crisis, the Press Trust of India reported today. Meeting with senior Indira Congress Party leaders after President Neelam
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      Lock icon Hostages released
      90 3 SAN SALVADOR, Tues. Two ambassadors and four other hostages held at the Panamanian Embassy in San Salvador since Friday were freed unharmed last night, after El Salvador's ruling junta bowed to their leftist captors demands for the release from jail of seven members of the Feb 28 popular
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      Lock icon Call on Indian press for restraint
      155 3 Call on Indian press for restraint NEW DELHI, Tues. India's new Information Minister Mr Vasant P. Sathe called on the press to be objective and exercise self-restraint, in an interview published here today. But Mr Sathe, sworn in yesterday with the new government headed by Premier Indira Gandhi, told the
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      Lock icon OHIRA IN CANBERRA FOR TALKS
      113 4 OHIRA IN CANBERRA FOR TALKS CANBERRA, Tues. Japanese Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira arrived here today for talks with Australian leaders. It is likely that the talks will centre on the Afghan crisis. Mr Ohira, 69, will also discuss with Prime Mintster Malcolm Fraser, Japan's energy needs and Tokyo's concept of
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      Brief fights break out in camp
      69 4 BANGKOK, Tues. Two brief bouts of fighting between anti-Vietnamese guerillas broke out yesterday la a Kamporhean refugee camp on Thailand's eastern frontier, Thai military sources said. No further details on the Incidents were available But the fighting did not appear to nave disturbed refugees
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      Lock icon Attack on food convoy halts aid to refugees
      328 4 BANGKOK, Tues FOOD shipments to 350,000 Kampuchea refugees have been abruptly halted because of an armed attack by black marketeers on delivery trucks, relief officials said today. Mobs, including armed soldiers, last Thursday assaulted trucks distributing rice, dried fish and cooking oil
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      Lock icon Norway cuts $47 million aid to Vietnam
      131 4 Norway cuts $47 million aid to Vietnam OSLO, Tue. Nerway is to withdraw lit million crowns (5M7.3 million) In development grants to Vietnam became of the invasion of Kampuchea and alleged misuse of Norwegianbain fishing vessels, it was announced today. The Norwegian government originally froze 95 million crowns of aid
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      Lock icon Defoliant blamed
      79 4 AUCKLAND, Tues. The defoliant agent Orange has been blamed for unexplained illnesses and birth deformities among the families of 11 New Zealand Vietnam war veterans, according to a report in the Auckland Star today. The Star said that a Wellington official of the Returned Servicemen's Association, Mr Bob
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      Lock icon In Beijing too
      34 4 LOS ANGELES, Tues. Max Factor announced it had started selling its products in the Peoples Republic of China. These articles were being tried out in some Beijing shops, it said. AFP.
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      Lock icon Radio Hanoi raps S'pore role
      224 4 Radio Hanoi raps S'pore role BANGKOK, Tues. Radio Hanoi yesterday criticised Singapore for what it claimed as "criminal plans'' in South-east Asia, following Chinese and American orders. The radio, monitored here, said: "Singapore seems not satisfied with its role as a parrot; it is trying to act as the warhorse
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      'Time inopportune' so Sihanouk puts off visit to Singapore
      270 4  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Pans correspondent PARIS, Tues. Former Kampuchean head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk has postponed his planned visit to Singapore because of poor health but sources close to him said here today that he considered the time
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      Lock icon First batch of refugees fly off to China
      129 4 First batch of refugees fly off to China BANGKOK, Tues. The first group of a planned 10,000 Indochinese refugees to be accepted by China from South-east Asia flew from here today to new homes on China's Hainan Island. A number of the 181 refugees were among hilltribe people from Laos.
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      Lock icon Warning: Crying may be hazardous to your health
      306 4 NEW YORK, Tim*. ALONE among animals in the ability to shed tears of sorrow, human beings may use crying as a safety valve for ridding their bodies of chemicals produced in distress. This new explanation of emotional tears, proposed by Mr William
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      FIRST STEP IN DRUG CONNECTION
      53 5 FIRST STEP IN DRUG CONNECTION A TRIBESWOMAN collecting sap from opium poppy In the Thai border area of Dol Angkang which lies In the mountainous Golden Triangle straddling Thailand, Laos and Burma. The opium poppy Is the most important rash crop In the area despite government efforts to encourage crop
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      Lock icon Seoul bureau to reopen
      82 5 SEOUL, Tues. South Korea today authorised the Japanese newspaper Yomiuri to reopen its Seoul bureau which had been shut down since May 4, 1977 for the paper's alleged anti-south Korean reporting. A spokesman for the Culture and Information Ministry said that Yomiuri president, Mr Mitsuo Mutai
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      Asean makes impact at trade talks
      364 5  - Asean makes impact at trade talks ABBY TAN By Our Manila correspondent MANILA, Tues. Asean showed its strength as a unified economic bloc by playing an important role in the meeting of Asian members of the Group of '77 which concluded here today. A larger part of the Asean working
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      Lock icon Big US naval drill in the Caribbean
      216 5 WASHINGTON, Tues THE United States Navy began today one of its biggest fleet manoeuvres in the Western Atlantic and Caribbean Seas in recent years. A total of 28 US Navy ship, six from the British navy and a Dutch destroyer, will take part
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      Lock icon Moscow keen to settle $12m clean-up claim
      63 5 OTTAWA, Tues. The Soviet Government has said it is willing to negotiate Canada's long-standing US$6 million (5512.9 million) claim for cleaning up damage caused by the demise of a nuclear-powered Soviet Cosmos satellite two years ago. An external affairs spokesman said yesterday that
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      Lock icon Indonesia: Be wary of plans from rich nations
      198 5 Indonesia: Be wary of plans from rich nations JAKARTA, Tues. Asean countries should be careful in adopting programmes from advanced countries, which have themselves proved unable to remove glaring gaps between their rich and poor. This was stated by Indonesian Minister of Manpower Harun Zain yesterday when he opened a
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      Lock icon No N-blast?
      42 5 WASHINGTON, Tues. A mystery nuclear blast last Sept 22 in the southern hemisphere for which South Africa was strongly suspected probably never took place, according to a group of United States experts whose report will be released next week. AFP.
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      Lock icon Anyone for yoga? asks Iran poll hopeful
      377 6 Anyone for yoga? asks Iran poll hopeful TEHERAN, Tuesday ONE candidate has proposed self-hypnosis for the entire country. Another is running on a platform of nation-wide free yoga and karate lessons. A third insists he is particularly well prepared for the agony of higher office because his wife tortured him
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      Lock icon WHY FARSI WANTS TO WITHDRAW
      153 6 WHY FARSI WANTS TO WITHDRAW TEHERAN, Tues. The candidate of Iran's biggest political party today offered to withdraw from the country's presidential election after reports that he is of Afghan origin. Mr Jalaleddin Far si, candidate of the proclergy Islamic Republican Party, said in a letter in the party newspaper:
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      Lock icon 70 held for plan to set up Islamic society
      149 6 70 held for plan to set up Islamic society DAY 7I CAIRO, Tnes. Hrn state pnaecntor-geaeral said today It pcwple have been arrested far belonging to a uw extremist group aiming to create new Islamic society." He said a senior police officer was killed when a member of the Kroup
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      64 6 As Sooth Africans tell It, the quickest way V to find oat whether your telephone Ls tapped is to stop paying your account. If the phone is not cat off, yon know yon are on the list. The British magazine Ekwnomist on the pervasive activities of the
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      Lock icon Police chief's home robbed
      60 6 Chicago, Tues. Thieves broke into the home of Chicago's new police chief, Mr Richard Brzeczek just 24 hours after he was appointed to head the 12.000-strong city police force. They got away with about US$300 (SJ645) worth of jewellery. When Mr Brzeczek returned from church yesterday
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      Lock icon Carter envoy to seek Tokyo govt's cooperation
      380 6 Carter envoy to seek Tokyo govt's cooperation TOKYO, Tuesday THE United States, with its United Nations Security Council proposal for economic sanctions against Iran vetoed by the Soviet Union, will soon send a special envoy to Tokyo to seek Japanese cooperation in joint punitive action against Teheran, a Japanese newspaper
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      Lock icon Hijacker gives up after clemency promise
      158 6 Hijacker gives up after clemency promise PALERMO, Tues. An unarmed Tunisian, described as kind and gentle, gave himself up early today 12 hours after hijacking an Alitalia DC— 9 airliner on a flight from Rome to Tunis. All 99 passengers and crew were freed after experiencing "quite the most peaceful
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    Response to first PA Mandarin class good
    212 7 Response to first PA Mandarin class good Mandarin class conducted HP the People's Associaion at River Valley comnunity centre was so {ood that another class vill bo ■Urted for tho 20 urned away. Most of thr 25 aduli.s nrluding two mon with iges ranging from 18 to 60 who attended
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    Youth group classes
    31 7 THE Bra Basah community ct"ntn> youth group will hold classes on swimming, children's swimming, guitar, photography and international folk dancing at its premises soon. For details, ring *****1
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    RISE IN PRICE INDEX
    80 7 THE Consumer Price Index for last year rose by 4 per cent. Costs of transport, communication, housing and food accounted for M per i cent of the increase. Higher bus and taxi fares and petrol prices led to the dearer cost of transport and com muniration.
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    On Mandarin
    22 7 THE Pasir Panjang community centre will hold a Mandarin for beginners class al its premises soon. For details, ring *****7.
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    Harvard may set up school in S'pore
    318 7 THE Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration may set up an extension school in Singapore, disclosed a faculty member of the famous institution. Harvard professor Daryl Wyckoff, was in Singapore last week to address the \oung Presidents' Organisation. The school will conduct advanced
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    Woman sent to hospital after charge
    74 7 Woman sent to hospital after charge A 31-year old woman was order«l by a magistrate yesterday to be remanded at Changi Hospital pending a psychiatric report, minutes after she was charged with murdering her three-year-old son. No plea was recorded from Mrs Loye Ah Sah charged with the murder of
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    Former MD took $90,000 to settle debts
    294 7 Former MD took $90,000 to settle debts A FORMER import company managing director, who misappropriated over $90,000 of company cash to settle gambling debts, was sentenced to two years' jail by a district judge yesterday after he pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust. Lim Heck Ngee, 34, who was
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    Ching Siong back after 10 years in Britain
    342 7 Ching Siong back after 1 0 years in Britain A FORMER pojitical detainee, Mr Lim Chin Siong, who has since severed his links with the left wing movement, has returned home after spending a decade studying in Britain. He came back last August and is now living with his wife
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    Doctors to hold emergency meeting on medical bill
    989 8  - Doctors to hold emergency meeting on medical bill MASIE KWEE By 6 But under the bill, if such information is withheld, (information on YD patients, for example) the doctor shall be guilty of an offence and if convicted, shall be liable to a fine of up to $l,tM. When there
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    LICENCE TO TEACH DRIVING: APRIL 4 DEADLINE
    180 8 LICENCE TO TEACH DRIVING: APRIL 4 DEADLINE ALL driving instructors and driving schools must apply for a licence to operate by April 4 instead of June, the Registry of Vehicles clarified yesterday. The ROY's clarification came amid earlier reports that driving instructors and driving schools are allowed till June to
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    UOB loans for students
    60 8 STUDENTS in their final or honours year of tertiary education can now apply for a study loan of up to $5,000 from the United Overseas Bank Group. Application forms for the loan and details are available from any of the 47 UOB branches here and at
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    Mandarin classes
    38 8 THE ANG Mo Kio community centre will hold Mandarin classes at its premises every Wednesday between 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. from March 5. Those interested can enrol at the centre at block 2288, Avenue 1.
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    Management of business at 'A' level
    224 8 MANAGEMENT of business, a new subject for "A" level commercial students, will be introduced by the Education Ministry next year. A ministry official yesterday said two subjects, principles of management and commercial law, and principles of management and economic structure and organisation, will be
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    Viscount sees the changing skyline
    143 8 Viscount sees the changing skyline VISCOUNT Boyd of Merton, former British Secretary of State for the Colonies, yesterday saw the changing skyline of Singapore during a harbour cruise. Accompanied by his wife. Lady Patricia Guinness, the 76-year-old viscount was busy snapping photographs of towering buildings from the Eastern Anchorage. He
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    PEDESTRIAN DIES
    59 8 PEDESTRIAN Chna Sek Yuen, 32, died Instantly when he was hit by a Ministry of the Environment truck along Choa Chu Kang Road at 12.5* p.m on Monday. Police said Chua was walking towards Bnklt I'anjang Circus when the mishap occurred. Witnesses should contact Inspector Tan Thiam Lye
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    Queenstown, Tanglin break-ins: Five held
    236 8 POLICE believe they have, with the arrest of five youngsters, smashed a six-member gang of "cat" burglars suspected of being responsible for a spate of break-ins in the Queenstown and Tanglin Housing Board estates. The suspects, including an 11-year-old boy, were talking near a block
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    Youth classes
    27 8 THE Geylang West community centre youth group will conduct classes in electrical installation, television and radio repair, folk dancing and Mandarin For details, ring *****24.
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    Singapore newsman's book on Vietnam and Asean
    169 8 Singapore newsman's book on Vietnam and Asean A BOOK on Vietnam tracing its past conflicts until its present crisis and its relationship with Asean has been written, in Chinese, by a Singapore journalist. In the book, entitled Vietnam a Troublesome Neighbour, written in the middle of last year, Mr Chin
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  • PAP'S 25th ANNIVERSARY
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      'We have to spend more to improve education'
      607 9 THE first step in implementing the new education system is to spend more money as set out in the Goh Keng Swee Report. This is necessary, says the Senior Minister of State (Education), Dr Tony Tan, because Singapore's education expenditure lags far
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      CC courses
      31 9 KAMPUNG Kembangan community centre will hold courses in dress-making, cooking, cloth-folding, cake-mak-ing. Malay drama. Chinese dance. Malay dance, netball, table-tennis for children and j«>lly making. For details, contact *****08.
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      MP sowed the seed of battle for Punggol seat
      359 9 MP sowed the seed of battle for Punggol seat AMONG the series of articles in the 25th anniversary issue of the PAP's organ, Petir, is a story of how a 23 year-old teacher waged a singleminded struggle to capture a constituency infested with pro-commu-nists. The constituency is Punggol and the
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      Suicide by man after son's scolding
      162 9 Suicide by man after son's scolding A HOT-tempered 67-year-old man committed suicide after being scolded by his son, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Sco Long was found hanging from a strip of cloth tied to a beam in his house in Jalan Waspada last October 3 by his son Mr
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      Keep-fit plan for 'out of school' youths
      56 9 Keep-fit plan for 'out of school' youths THE People's Assoration and the Ministry of Defence is launching a scheme to promote physical fitness among out-of-school youths. To encourage youth and reservists to take part, a keepfit demonstration by the Singapore Armed Forces acrobats will be held at the Havelock community
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      M-cyclist fell for the one for the road
      184 9 M-cyclist fell for the one for the road A PWD labourer who had a beer too many fell from his motorcycle. And the motorcycle hit a nearby car driven by a senior police officer, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Masilamani Idumban, 40, who pleaded guilty to drunken riding, said in
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      Asean electrical men plan a consortium
      433 9 ELECTRICAL engineering contractors in Asean countries are planning to form a consortium to compete with foreign firms for big international contracts. The plan was discussed at the first Asean Federation of Electrical Engineering Contractors council meeting at the Singapore Hilton yesterday. The president of
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      300 SAREES STOLEN
      64 9 THREE hundred handwoven silk sarees worth $BMM have been stolen from the SPS Sarees company In Kerbau Poilce said the thieves also tort (2M and Jewelry woith The thieves entered the shop by breaking a rear window between 9 p.m. on Sunday and S.M a.m. on Monday.
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    MacPherson to have six RC zones soon
    403 10 MacPherson to have six RC zones soon SIX residents' committee zones will be set up in MacPherson soon, including one covering five new blocks of flats balloted yesterday. Announcing this, the MP for MacPherson and Home Affairs Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, said questionnaires to find out residents' reaction to
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    Fire destroys bungalow
    40 10 THREE people were made homeless when fire gutted a bungalow at the junction of Brockhampton Drive and Corfe Place in Serangoon Garden yesterday. Police estimated damage at about {200,000. The 30-minute blaze started at about 1.15 p.m.
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    Praise for Marine Parade panels
    122 10 THE seven residents committees in Marine Parade have been commended for mobilising residents together and involving themselves to make the constituency a friendly and pleasant place to live in. The Trade and Industry Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, said residents' committees are the mechanism for
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    101 lawyers seek entry to the Bar
    90 10 THE High Court will hear today a record number of ill petitions for admission to the Bar. Most of the petitioners are from last yeai-'s batch of law graduates of the University of Singapore. They have all, following graduation, successfully completed the re-
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    DANGER LURKS ROUND THE BEND
    144 10 DANGER LURKS ROUND THE BEND THE driver who parked this lone trailer, found sitting alongside a bend at Mount Pleasant Road early yesterday morning, may have taken great pains to leave It on the grass verge and away from danger. Or so he thinks. Motorists heading towards the city, however,
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    Clan interests outweigh benefits of mutual help
    316 10 Clan interests outweigh benefits of mutual help NOT A SINGLE mutual benefit organisation has heeded a suggestion made almost a year ago by the Registry of Mutual Benefit Organisations to merge for their mutual benefit. Clan jealousies, conflict- ing religions ana rules appear to have won the day against amalgamation,
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    Charges against eight doctors amended
    359 10 Charges against eight doctors amended AMENDED charges were tendered against eight doctors in a magistrate's court yesterday for allegedly issuing vaccination certificates without administering the injections to various patients on 80 occasions. No pleas were recorded from all the doctors charged outside the dock with the alleged offences under the
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    'Oral history unit leaders will match world standard'
    285 10 A BRITISH oral history expert expressed confidence that the Ministry of Culture's Oral history unit's two project leaders will be as professional as and comparable with jeaders of similar projects in other parts of the world. Mr Da\.d Lance, who has completed
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    Robbers gave back part of loot to couple
    178 10 Robbers gave back part of loot to couple AFTER robbing a couple, three robbers returned most of their personal effects, a district court heard yesterday. They relented when the couple, Mr Yap Chee Yong, 27, and Miss Neo Kirn Hong, "begged" them to do so. One of the robbers, Hum
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    Man fined $3,750 for bigamy and lying
    243 11 Man fined $3,750 for bigamy and lying A CONTRACTOR, who remarried six years after his first marriage, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined a total of $3,750 by the Senior District Judge, Mr Michael Khoo Kah Lip, on charges of bigamy and making a false declaration at the
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    Queenstown youth tour
    56 11 THE Queenstown community centre youth group will conduct a tour to an orchid garden, crocodile farm, Singapore Science Centre, Japanese Garden and other places of interest on Feb 3. The fee is $5. The youth group will also hold courses on guitar, swimming, social dances, badminton, folk
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    Changi taxiway contract signing
    96 11 Changi taxiway contract signing THE contract to build the aircraft taxiway and vehicular bridges at Changi Airport was signed on Saturday and not on Monday as reported in yesterday's Straits Times. Japan Development and Construction Company Ltd. concluded the deal with the Public Works Department, which acted on behalf of
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    POSB gets French merchant banking partner
    321 11 POSB gets French merchant banking partner THE Post Office Savings Bank has entered the merchant banking arena, a move which marks the growing involvement of the government-backed institution in Singapore's development as a financial centre. Its chairman, Mr Tan Chok Kian, said yesterday that the POSB had taken a one-third
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    U.S. BANK OPENS OFFICE HERE
    111 11 U.S. BANK OPENS OFFICE HERE THE First National Bank in St Louis has established a regional representative office here its first in South-east Asia. The chairman of the bank's executive committee, Mr Edwin Jones, said at its opening at the OCBC Centre yesterday: "We expect South-east Asia in general and
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    Stolen US cheques
    140 11 SINGAPORE police have been alerted by Interpol that a shipment of blank American Express travellers' cheques with a total face value of U*****,500 (about *****.600) was stolen in transit from Sydney to Bangkok in November last year. The serial numbers of the cheques are: CB 62 395
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    Motorist loses plea against $30,000 damages
    144 11 Motorist loses plea against $30,000 damages A BANK officer, under a High Court order to pay $30,360 damages in a road accident civil claim, yes- terday lost his appeal against the judgment of Mr Justice Chua. Mr Yap Hai Eng had been found wholly liable for the accident in Thomson
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    More aid now for Kampuchea via Singapore
    265 11  - More aid now for Kampuchea via Singapore WONG MOH-KEED fl SINGAPORE has been made the second collecting centre after Bangkok by the United Nations Children's F\ind and the International Committee of the Red Cross to channel aid to Kampuchea. This means that all four international aid organisations known to be
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      155 11 Straits Times Crossword ACB088 6 Could be capital clue-makers *9?2£%Xt^!L U Stanch any traveUer every 16 m/ rU «Hnp<». good l9 J^J^* 1^ I" «t If •S£K > li2f!.h Wm (5) pound (7) a One slip has spoiled the letter 2 S*^\ M hMd P 0^' (7) My l 23
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Panel set up to stop pollution of Bahasa
      237 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A SPECIAL committee has been set up to find out the extent of "pollution" to Bahasa Malaysia and seek ways to overcome it. Education Minister Datuk Musa Hitam told Parliament today the committee includes Education Ministry and Dewan Bahasa
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      Lock icon Local agents seek legal protection for superheroes
      292 12 Local agents seek legal protection for superheroes KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday SUPERMAN and James Bond are not as invincible as made out to be in comic books and the movies. They need protection from backyard operators. To assure the rights of these famous characters, their agents are to request the government
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      Lock icon Funds for low cost housing
      59 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Ten states in Peninsular Malaysia have set up revolving funds for low cost housing projects, the Deputy Minister of Finance, Da tin Paduka Rafidah Aziz, told the Senate yesterday. She said the Federal Government had agreed to provide a loan of $5
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      Lock icon Protest rally
      34 12 PENANG, Tues. Universili Sains Malaysia Vice-Chancel-lor Tan Sri Haji Hamdan Sheikh Tahir yesterday joined more than 1.000 students and staff in a rally to protest against the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. NST.
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      Lock icon POLICE OFFICER, WOMAN FOUND SHOT DEAD
      171 12 POLICE OFFICER, WOMAN FOUND SHOT DEAD KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Special Branch police officer and his exdance hostess girlfriend were found dead with gunshot wounds in their Ang Seng Mansion apartment here today. They were Probationary Inspector T.Sivagurunathan, 23, and Miss Tan Poh Suan, 22. Police, who found the couple
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      Lock icon Educated deaf
      44 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Only 1,000 of the total 219,000 deaf people in Malaysia are receiving education because most parents are ashamed to send their children to school, the Superintendent of the Selangor School for the Deaf, Mr Tan Yap, said yesterday NST.
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      Lock icon MAS sued for $298,850
      154 12 MAS sued for $298,850 MANILA, Tues. A Philippine civic group has filed a damages suit of 1.03 million pesos (*****,850 against the Malaysian Airline System which allegedly failed to issue a prepaid ticket on time. The Bishops-Business-men's Conference for Human Development and two of its officers charged that the MAS
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      Lock icon Former undergrad gets life for drugs
      210 12 Former undergrad gets life for drugs MUAR, Tues. A former University of Malaya medical student was sentenced to life imprisonment and ordered to be given three strokes yesterday when he was found guilty of drug trafficking. The student, Agos bin Haii Adrian, was charged with trafficking in 1,000 rolls of
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      Lock icon Ghaz: Vietnam has bad drug problems
      141 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Vietnam faces a serious drug problem and this indicates that drug abuse is not confined to democratic countries, Malaysian Home Affairs Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie told the Senate here today. He said Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Van Dong had told
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      Lock icon $1.15 b loan agreement for the Bintulu gas plant
      235 12 $1. 15 b loan agreement for the Bintulu gas plant XI AI.A M'MIM'K, Toes. A loan agreement far $1.15 billion Eurodollar facility for Malaysia's liquefied natural gas project In Klntulu, Sarawak, was signed here today. Sixty-two banks and financial institutions are participating in the loan the largest single one raised
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      Lock icon Probe into tin slag
      62 12 IPOH, Tues. The Government's Geological Department will soon make a major probe in Penang to determine the content of the rare metal, tantalum, in tin slag, senior geochemist Mr Wong Yew Choong said here today Mr Wong told reporters that tantalum was in great demand in
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      168 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp DIMPLES I'VE LOST TLL X TD«-D UNCLE ft DON'T BUT HE SAID HE'D BET it\ I TEN POUNDS IN TELL J'<S©S VOU LOST J KNOW, j WOULD ONLV TAKE YOU TWO WEEKS ON /UNCLE TEN POUNDS > V AUNTIE--/ ONE WEEK' TO
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    PUB steps up action against illegal users
    350 13 THE Public Utilities Board is stepping up its enforcement action against consumers who tap its water, gas and electricity illegally. Over the past six j months, the board prosecuted 29 offenders, double the number for 1978 and three times that in 1977. Though
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    Safety council hails move to up speed limit
    218 13 THE move to increase the speed limit on some roads next month has been hailed by the National Safety Council of Singapore. Traffic Police are likely r to raise the 50 km h speed i limit to 70- km h in Whit-
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    Devan to be chief guest
    46 13 THE MP for Anson, Mr C. V. Devan Nair, will be the guest of honour at the Ponggal Festival and Tiruvalluvar 2011 anniversary at the Cultural Centre on Sunday at 6.30 p.m. The function is organised by the Singapore Tamilian Association.
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    HON TO ATTEND BANK GOVERNORS' MEET
    83 13 THE Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sui Sen, will attend the 15th Conference of the Governors of Southeast Asian Central Banks at the Shangri-La Hotel today at 10 a.m. A Monetary Authority of Singapore official said main concern of the con- ference is to increase
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    I signed for father in my school reports, she says
    455 13 I signed for father in my school reports, she says A WOMAN, Lim Quee Eng, 24, charged with forging her father's signature on a cheque, told a district court yesterday that she used to forge his signature in her school report book which he refused to sign when she failed
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    Had distilling apparatus
    45 13 PAUL CYRUS, 38, was rined $2,000, in default six months' jail, when he pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court on Monday to unauthorised possession of a distilling apparatus at the Kampong San Teng cemetery. A charge of possessing the mash was withdrawn.
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    Free tuition
    24 13 THE Lowland Road community centre will give free tuition in Chinese, English and mathematics to Primary Six students. For details, ring *****37.
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    Corporal spont off-days breaking into flats
    190 13 Corporal spont off-days breaking into flats F"OR three years, army corporal Lim Peng Hwa, 21, broke into flats on his off-days. He would take a lift to the top floor of a block of flats and then walk down floor by floor looking out for targets. After picking one, he
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    Joint fishing venture all at sea now
    205 13 A Singapore-Soviet-Aus- tralian fishing venture due to start in waters off Western Australia in midFebruary may now be delayed indefinitely. This is because of an i Australian ban on Soviet fishing ventures in the wake of Moscow's intervention in Afghanistan. Australian reports said
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    Buona Vista to hold chess contest
    55 13 Buona Vista to hold chess contest THE Buona Vista community centre will hold a chess competition at its premises on Saturday at 3 p.m. The chess master is Mr Chia Chee Seng, winner of the Christmas Chess Festival Championship. A total of 60 boards will be played on a first-come-first-serve
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    SHOWING OFF THE PRIDE OF B'DESH WATERS
    110 13 HANDLING the big kerel with pride, the Economic Minister of the BMKlMleah Trade Commission here, Mr D. S. Yusaf Hyder, showed his siesta the quality and freshness of his country's marine exports. He was opening an exhibition of fresh fish and handicraft* at
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    It's English course
    49 13 It's English course THE British Council here has just begun another English course for mathematics teachers from Chinese schools. A Straits Times report yesterday had quoted the council's director-general, Sir John Llewellyn, as saying that another mathematics course for Chinese school teachers had just begun. The error is regretted.
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    For joggers
    18 13 THE Geylang West communi ty centre's jogging club invite; applications for membership For details, ring *****24
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1980
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      DO-NOTHINGISM
      377 14 JAPAN must do more. The call has been made repeatedly by its closest ally, the United States, to spur Tokyo to take on a bigger political and defence role in the world commensurate with a great economic power. It is therefore no surprise that Japan would come under renewed
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      COSTLY LITTER
      369 14 ONE indication of how well Singapore is tackling the littering problem is the collection of about $480,000 in fines from 10,000 litterbugs last year. If court prosecutions are anything to go by, it would appear that there is an increase in the number of litterbugs in our midst.
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    Lock icon New decade for tropical isles
    724 14  -  ROBERT TRUMBULL in Tokyo By WHEN historians look back over the wavering course of Pacific affairs, the 1970s will be seen as the decade of political emergence in a long-neglected world of tropical islands, mostly tiny, known collectively in romantic literature as the South Seas.
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    Lock icon Oil prices, slower Western growth rate cloud Asian economies' outlook
    1751 14 The outlook for Asian economies in 1981 is clouded by the prospect of further rises in oil prices and slower growth in the major Western economies. According to private and government analysts around the region, Asian countries generally will continue
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      579 14 The first and only receiver to let you control the wide or narrow spatial image of sound is here. The Bose Spatial Control Receiver adds a new dimension to home stereo. With Bose 901-111 and IV Direct/ Reflecting speakers. Slide the spatial control to "wide" for a more open sound
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      Taxi drivers can't pick and choose fares: ROV
      288 15 It's also an offence to charge other than by taxi meter I REFER to the recent letters of "Pensville" (ST, Deo 27), "Another Pensville" (ST, Jan 1) and the views of taxi driver Chua Yap Ho (ST, Jan 4). It is an
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      What concerns us most is lack of speed limit signs
      381 15 \AS takes up issue of raising road speed limits WE REFER to the various letters published in your Forum Page regarding traffic speed limits and also the editorial in the Sunday Times on Jan 13. We have also received numerous
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      Much frustration can be saved if more signs are displayed
      373 15 I FULLY support the views of "sth Gear" refanling speed limits on ingapore roads (ST, Jan 2). The prevailing speed limit of 50 km/h hampers the flow of traffic. Even in a car with four gears, one has some difficulty
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      Our roads are too congested Our roads driving
      198 15 Our roads are too congested Our roads driving I READ with Interest the Traffic Police's Intentions of increasing the speed limits on some of oar roads from M hm/h to It km h. I sincerely hope that the authorities will strongly reconsider this move, because It will mean that the
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      Doubt over use of hand signals
      121 15 IT WOULD seem that toe Registry of Vehicles seems to be unable to decide on the issue of the use of haad signals during driving. There have been Instances of candidates falling the driving test becaue they have not used hand signs. However, some
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      Why should we have to pay this extra fee?
      170 15 Why should we have to pay this extra fee? HOUSING BOARD flat dwellers in the Buona Vista area are upset at the irrational burden imposed by the HDB Buona Vista Area Office. In a notice, dated Dec 21, 1979, the Assistant Estates Officer (BY), Estates and Lands Division, HDB Buona
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      Now a lower admission rate for senior citizens at Sentosa
      168 15 WE REFER to "Wild Goose's" letter, "My elation at prospect of visiting Sentosa turned to chagrin," (ST, Jan 5). We would like to confirm that as effective from January 1960, local citizens above the age of 55 will only pay
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      Add colour to those drab colonial buildings
      131 15 FOR DECADES the colonial buiildings in the city area, such as City Hall. High Court and Fullerton Building have retained the same appearance colourless and dull. As Singapore is moving into its second industrial revolution in the Eighties, these buildings should also be
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      I hope HDB will reconsider my case
      110 15 I hope HDB will reconsider my case I AM a Singapore citizen living with my aged mother at 89 Lorong Ah Soo which is now under a government clearance scheme. My mother has been residing in Singapore for the last 17 years but holds a special pass issued by the
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      Missing 'E'
      35 15 JUST for interest sake, or. a large East Coast Park signboard I noticed the letter "c" missing in the word "fitness." The word in prominent lettering appears as "fitnss." HEIDI YONG, Singapore 1431.
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      This is grave matter that must be looked into
      87 15 IN a Coroner's Court recently, a surgeon pointed out that one of the reasons patients are not referred to the Neurosurgery Department at Tan Tock Seng Hospital is because the neurosurgeons there are overloaded and had to operate "round the clock
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1791 16 Hk last Iranurtfd rrady uk at ihr c low 4 bmlmi on thr Stork Exrhancr o( Singa wr» ywttrday comi«r«) with the prrvtoui lay's prim iokmImt with m hl«ti and lo» A,<l.ut*i1 (nr rlD livhU law) Closing tone: Firm. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1914 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 unlu unless otherwise specified. All Tunes Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1944 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS AJaacasts (3 60S) Aleasi (2.325) (6) 2.33 (10) 2.32 (6) 2 31
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        33 16 T»anu Dev Sealloa 303.000 I < I 208.000 Sime Darby 140.000 O C B C 140.000 Cons Plant 138,000 Wearnes 128.000 Spore Land 121.000 Cold Storage 121.000 8 B 8 108.000
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        32 16 B.T.Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: O.C.B.C: S.ES.Ind: jan if J.in i. 3276.88 3357.81 441.52 447.71 806.13 818.61 371.35 390.O 289.84 291.9 240.83 242.7 759.84 769.1 430.46 437.9 ***** 396.1
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        417 16 HONGKONG: Stocks closed generally lower yesterday, In business slightly more active than Monday's quiet trading, and with the Hang Seng index losing 8.65 points to end the day at 833.86, dealers said. Local selling was concentrated in main line stocks, particularly properties, on market expectations of a government announcement
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        12 16 THE stack market w»s el wed ynrtrrday r»mlnn to *ft toy.
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      124 16 CHINESE PBOOUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICKS PEB PICUL VE8TKKDAY: Cm— I til: Bulk $102 sellers, old drum $108 sellers, new drum $112 9ellen. C*pn: Mixed (loose) UK Con t $62 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob lOCr; NLW $337.50 sellers, Sarawak white lob 96'. NLW
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      192 16 THE KILOBAR market lor gold deliverable in Singapore opened al $46,693 and closed at M6.612 yesterday In the Far East, gold was traded quietly within USJ668 00 672 00 It closed at 1(62 00 667 00 with some buying Interest from the Europeans met by profit-taking from local traders.
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        140 16 THE STRAITS tin price rose another $5 to 12,112 per picul (equivalent to $34.92 per kilo, up eight cents) in Penang yesterday on an official offering down nine tonnes to 193 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £30 to £7,220 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        40 16 Rubber: Jan 15 Singapore: February: 322.75 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: February: 324.50 cents (down 0.25 cent) Tin: M$ 2.1 12 (up $5) (equivalent to $34.92 per kilo) (up 8 cents) Official offering: 193 tonnes (down 9 tonnes)
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        33 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous In brackets) Wlretar Spot C1.O35 (£1,024); sellers £1.<B7 (tl.026). Three Month buyers LI. 069 (U,0S2>. sellers 11,069 50 (tl. 053) Market imt: Firmer Sain: 16.000 tonnes
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        565 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed lower yesterday, with February RSS One buyers quoted at 322.75 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent from Monday's close, dealers said. The afternoon session was quiet but a shade easier following further stale bull releases and lower London opening advices, they said.
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        70 16 IAS kSP. 20 iSRSO HRKLB >MH<\ MR MRS IMRGP IMR 10 I MR 20 1MR50 U tonp.ll.ll II lOOpsllMl (luapailMl (I-u»P>0m) UloapattM) rttnur (Carrol MUI Ba|»ra 8«ll«ra 2M0O *****N 2M00 2S7OON MOJO 3425ON J3750 330J0N ***** 3125ON UNO UNO »2S0 -mnaS aiU 293 SON aUO 2»15ON Muck
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      365 16 THE SINGAPORE stock market yesterday continued to hsld from steady te firm on fairly well sustained buying; interest, although much of the bullish trading, was noted only In certain sectors of the market. la the hotel sector especially, aew highs were touched as rumour* Mew
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      322 16 PRICES continued to hold steady in moderately active j trading on the Kuala Lum- j pur stock market yesterday. There was again strong buying interest in selected second and third liners. A number of the better class issues also turned in good gains. In the industrial sector. Supreme
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      209 16 THE US dollar opened at C 1560 65 and was traded lower in the Singapore forex market yesterday It closed at 12 1540 SO. with the market generally quiet due to lack of interest. Interbank rates at 3 p.m. 1-month 2 1507 2.1532 2-month ***** 2.1505 3-month
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      304 16 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Jan 15: S$/M$ 9890 WOO Can Fund 1.1051 1 1855 US/Yen ***** 236.25 Source: Astley P«»rce lnie-khank rates at j.uu pm Currcncws Nominal r«l»i Smithsonian Parcmlag* quoted yMtarday (crou)panty chang* L*r*l dollar* to *ae inlt of foreign currency: LJS
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      46 16 RANGE of prices ottered by discount houses on Jan IS. Overnight: 6'.'i Call deposits 6 to 6 Clociaf B.yia«S«lln 3-month Treasury bills 6 6 > 3 month Bank bills 10- 10 3 months CD 10 10' t 8 months CD 10 10' Source: National Discount Co
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      51 16 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Jan 15: NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. Overnight 1 month 2 months 3 months Offer Bid 9 8 10 0/16 10 7/ M 10'. 10 t 10'. 10 11 16 Overnight mode
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      804 17 NANYANG Press Singapore (1975) gave a good account of itsolf in its first full year of operation as a publicly j Hated company by turning I n its highest-ever earnings. Barring unforeseen circumstances, the company publisher of the Chinese newspaper, Nanyang Siang I Pau expects to
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      172 17 MUI to seek holders' approval MALAYAN United Industries (MUI) is to held aa extraordinary general meeting to approve its purchases of Central Sugars' shares totalling $23.13 million as at Dec 31, IJIJ. Since May 23, 1917, Mil's .subftidlarles Tong Bee Realty and United Continental insurance (ICI) have acquired Central Sugars'
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      60 17 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchmage mad the Stock Exrku'p of Singapore said tke entire Issued capital of 5.U million ordinary shares •f Mineral Secvttes Malaysia have been removed from the exchanges' •fficlal lists effective from Monday The df lUtlng was a result of the ax-qnlsitiofl of more than
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        272 17 1YDNEY. Tues. The market iosed slightly lower on profitaking, although overseas denand for resources stocks coninued, dealers said. BHP lost 15 cents to AJ13.30 ind Woodside Petroleum and tmpol Exploration (our each o 2.68 and 2.26 respectively, tut the Kundle Shale oil partlers continued firm, with Cenral
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        234 17 NEW YORK. Mon. Led by L'cild. oil and mining issues, thr stock market extended its rally to a seventh session in heavy trading. Gold and silver shares gainI'd on higher prices for prelious metals while expectations that the value of natural rCMOOM will continue to rise
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        241 17 ZURICH. Mon. Prices closed steady as profit-taking sot in after a week of significant gains and foreign shares, iwrticularly gold, became the centre of attention again, dealers said. Bank Corp eased slightly in barely steady banks but Bank [jpu edged higher. Insurances were little changed while in
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        269 17 AMSTERDAM. Mon. Share prices closed lower in quiet trading, with Royal Dutch losing 1.20 guilders. Unilever one and Akzo 0.70 in lower Dutch internationals, dealers said. Shippings declined, with KNSM dropping five HVA fell 250. KIM two and Heineken 1 50. ABN declined (our in Ii'wit hanks
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        51 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 445.8 Friday 435.2 Week ago 413.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 883.57 Friday 858.53 Week ago 832.00 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 833.86 Monday 842.51 Week ago 848.32 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 807.20 Monday 606 72 Week ago 584.15 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 806.26 Monday 808.89 Week ago
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        495 17 IX3NDON. Mon. The market advanced on prospects of an early fall in interest rates and hopes of a breakthrough in the UK steel industry pay dispute, dealers said. Trading was fairly active and at 3 pm, the FT index was up 13.1 at 448.3. Government
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      453 18 4 H 284-4422 WHERE TO EAT*] EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD iiionert to 830 in KesUurant. IV *****9 FOR QUICK LUNCH 1 11(111 VIMI Besar i air. "million) i inch (Block ■»<> li.tf. Mriiiirnii-rr Road (alrcondltlon) r>l *****80/ 2.*****1 •♦JJS? NESTr.Ur.rINT WE SERVE Economcal Eutrm S«l lunch SI? lei 3 Derwxn Nnlem
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      71 18 Hongliong Aalac* Hb ?nd Fb »c!u«l Imn 400 OthKd Doid front Stock Sntapsrt M? 3 Id W3M •> He specutse m c Outran Ownpant •> lotin leal c Cintmu Con|K (rente*) Hula Say i Horn Midc feu*! c SlewKd S.fet Bad Nttt c Double Boerd Stork i Fn Soup with
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      1050 18 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE BED/DINING/LIVING Room Furniture. Baby's Cot at almost half price Telephone *****3 after 1100 am BEST PRICE PA» for your old books, comics and magazines Contact Lily or William *****4. -BLESSING' PIANO SISSO. Easy HP. available. Song's Piano House. *****/*****5. Mun Kal Piano Company. Ang Mo
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      1269 18 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone} Service *****22 Mondo? F'K«o» 830 am -500pm O<*nory 70 c»» pet «ofd lmn $10 50) I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE So urdov u^ s^X«> W»D^o, 2 00 P c,*™ cm EMPLOYMENT Pub* Howor 900 a- I 00 p m -Jfff.V 6 S oit
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      1370 18 II EMPLOYMENT An established company in disI 0105 requires immediately a TYPIST/CLERK s Minimum 3 OCE O' credits Inclusive English and Chinese s Holder of external typing certificate with at least 45 wp.m. s Minimum working experience of 1 year Please CONTACT MISS ENG TEL: *****5/*****S EXT. AN EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS
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      1097 18 II EMPLOYMENT GENERAL DIESEL requires 1) RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR Possess GCE O' Level Pleasant personality and ability to operate PABX switchboard Possess Initiative and tactful 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE O' Level LCCI Book-keeping Preferably some knowledge In computerised accounting 3) BILL COLLECTOR Possess class 2 driving licence Able to speak
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      648 19 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical SONIC BUSINESS MACHINES PTE LTD urgently requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Ahilitylo type accurately c Some knowledge of bookBssaMMj c Fluency In F.ngli*h a Ito peart' working expertanca Apply slating salary expected and with rontai t telephone number to Sslsais Road"
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      745 19 An established company urgently requires 4 DIVISIONAL SALES MANAGERS I transport aßowanca. Applicants must possess car and have direct sales experience Capable of training recruiting and motivating salesmen i Write with resume to Managing Director 11SB Somorsel House Somerset Road Singapore OK3 A progressive end laet expending Company requires MARKETING
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      608 19 II EMPLOYMENT CARLOWITZ CO (S) PTE LTD Invites applications for the post of: SALES EXECUTIVE equipment in Singapore/ Malaysia Applicants should have ternnlcal background and experience In sales of Industrial equipment Candidates must have nwn car. age around 30. We otter opportunities lor trevel as wsM ss oversees trsinmg to
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      689 19 MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE We are one of the world leaders In pharmaceutical and nutritional products. Due to reorganisation and expansion, we have vacant posts for Medical Representative, whose Job is to promote our specialised range of products to the medical profession. The Ideal candidate should have completed secondary education, the ambition
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      1287 19 II EMPLOYMENT j I SALES REPRESENTATIVES Jurong company selling fast moving consumer products requires above to sell to provision I shops/ supermarkets. Selling experience desirable but not necessary. < Applicants preferably school leavers with pleasant personality having completed N S and possess class 3 driving licence. I Attroctfvo ••••cy wifli
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      1091 19 II EmOYMEWT I HITACHI CONSUMER PRODUCTS (8) PTE. LTD. W# HiWlto BppMCAOOfW fOC trM ftw■OWlfMJ VSCeMMSaM:* 1) ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR (Mass) c ITC holder In Electronics/ Electrical or equivalent In related field c QCE O level holder with minimum 2 years' experience c Age: 24 -30 years c Completed National Service
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      569 19 II EMPLOYMENT A well established international r (1) EXTRUSION OPERATORS t (MALE) PcP c Completed Secondary education 5 stream preferable j c Some experience In operation of plastic extrusion ma- chine preferable X c Age range: 19 —30 years (2) STOREKEEPER CUM J FORKLIFT DRIVER 1 (MALE) it Completed Secondary
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      264 19 HONEYWEUrSYNERTEK subsidiary of world wkM Honeywell Corpo ration USA To meet our expansion program, we have immediate vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS in the following areas Bonds* (Plastics ft Caramics; a Auto bonder (par manant 3rd shift) o Die Attach We offer a minimum packaged pay of $2*o/- p.m. Higher
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      351 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant f; Production UftOENTLV R6OUIREO PRODUCTION A^;-.i.i'it (Quality Control) by a f "oil asanufßl tumiK i-ompany r'emale with HSC qualification iciii mistry i and 7 yr-ar's laboratory experience will be advantageous No experience will also br- considered Minimum slarrllng salary Is S32S per month Interested applicants
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      263 20 Wr are a large wrll established manufacturing company In ,iiik:i|m re and wr Invite appllcat -tins for he poll of GENERAL WORKERS (Mate 4 Female) Willing to work on shifts Exprrlrnrr not necessary We pay attractive wages with good prospects of advancement Please call personally with personal particulars, documents for
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      648 20 II EMPLOYMENT TUTOR* **OUWt£D URGENTLY. O.C E O' level 4 a hove (English Chinese Streams) All district." welcome 5845, 7th Floor, Woh Hup Complex, Beach Road. Spore 0719 *****69 WANTED PART -Taw. INSTRUCTORS to trarh Radio b TV Servicing Apply with full particulars: 601/602. People's Park Complex. Spore 0105 h)
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      747 20 CAR GREASERS REOUMED. Ex- perience not necessary. Call at: 298. Ylo Chu Kang Road. Spore 2880 *****4. C* SHIER ANO WAITRESSES re- quired M Malaya Coffee House. Apply personally a'.: 27. Stamford < Road (near Capitol Theatre). I 1 CHUAN MANG MOTORS PTE LTD ha* immediate vacancies tor: A) 3
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      689 20 II EMPLOYMENT 'OR A CHALLENOMO career In I ["ravel Industry, write with full I -esume with/ without expe- rlence plus non-returnable )hoto to: ST. Box ABITSO for -eplles In strict confidence. FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK a INDOOR SALES ASSISTANTS wanted immediately 1 > Female accounts clerk must 1 be able to
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      512 20 Leading air freight forwarder Invites applications from Singapore Citizens to fill the following positions DELIVERY CLERK CUM DRIVER (1 vacancies) Applicants must have valid Class 3l< driving licence Minimum Secondary 2 education and should be prepared to perform shift duties. WHARF CLERKS Minimum Secondary 3 education and must have knowledge
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      507 20 II EMPLOYMENT requires (A) Piev/spapef Packers Driver •eel (A): Singapore Citizens Have a working knowledge of English Able to work on shifts MM Singapore Citizen Possess valid Class 111 Driving Licence Have a working knowledge of English Able to work on shifts At least one year's relevant working experience Starting
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      549 20 •UAUFIED DRIVING INSTRUCTORS required for Banl School of Driving Tel: *****92 Roger. REOUMED AN OFFICE Boy/Olrl who read and speaks English, lo do delivery work, printing, etc Starting salary $170 p m Office In town. Call ***** 15. Miss (hua REOUIRED CAR DRIVER tor General Manager Able to speak English.
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      643 20 II EMPLOYMENT MING COURT HOTEL requires 1) Cltamoormoide Able to understand/ speak/ write simple Fngllsh 2) Front Office Cashier*/ Ovtetatton CaaMer* OCE -O' level Able to operate NCR 42/52 Machine Applicants are requested to apply personally at Personnel Department Singapore 1024 between 10.00 am lo 12 noon on Wednesday. 16th
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      786 20 1) CREDIT CONTROLLER 2) BILL COI' EC TOR An international freight forwarding company invites applicants for me above posts For Port (1): Applicants must be matured and tactful In dealing with cllenLv Must have 2 years' experience In similar capacity. A' level certificate, preferably with L C C Book-keeping Higher)
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      590 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant h) General YOUNG DRIVER WANTED urgently Preferably with good knowlrdgr of Singapore roads Apply personally at Atomic Electrical Trad'.ng Company. 158 Ist floor Bukll Timah Shopping Centre, dlst 2158. VWCA MARINE PARADE has a vacancy for Child Day Care Assistant Qualification needed: OCE Level. Experience
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      823 21 PIANO TUNER a Minimum 3 yaf a working ■ptiwnci on piano tuning a Comptotad National Serv■B a Hava a yaM Claaa 2 or 3 Interested please write with details to: SONG'S PIANO HOUSE 154-170 Clamanoaau Avanua, Singapore 0*23. Tal: 320*15/ *****. I*7l, AUGUST, MORRIS Mini Special 1000 c.c. Lady owner.
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      892 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS JAN. Itn IMB Ford Escort 2-door alrcond. cassette tape Oood condition $6,850 Contact Terry *****10 LATE 1*73, CORTINA 2000 New tyres, radial tape Eligible PARF $0 800 on.o. 36, Stevens Road. Tony LATE 1*77. FORO Escort 1300 OL Alrcond. stereo, cassette Showroom condition $14,900. Loan $12,000 *****2
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      896 21 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Mid 1977 Mercedes 200. Automatic, one private owner. Mitsubishi radio/ cassette, new tyres, guaranteed accident free Price: $51,000. Tel: *****27. MARCH I*7* MERCEDES 200. 1 private owner, alrcond. radio/ cassette, white colour. $56,500 Tel: *****77 MERCEDES BENZ 230 C with many accessories Contact Tel: *****8/*****8. MERCEDES It7l
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      731 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS It7B COLT SIGMA 1600 One company owner, 100 per cent ARF. Alrcond., radio cassette. Tax. tyres new. Accident free. Tip top condlUon. View: 229 CoronaUon Shoppg Plaza, Buklt Timah, 4 1/2 idj. Itrt MITSUBISM COLT Oalant Sigma 2000 OLX. One private owner, alrcond., cassette. Tyres new. BeauUful
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      905 21 END -71 AUSTIN OT. engine, brakes, clutch, recently overhauled. Tax/ Insurance 4/80, tyres new, cassette, metallic paint PARF. $6,600 ono *****27 Ec after 4 30 pm FEB. Itn, ROVER TC2OOO. good condition, alrcond. radio/ cassette, eligible for PARF. $10,900 0.n.0. Tel: *****44 FOR SCRAP ONLY 1601 2000. 2001 3000, 3001
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      652 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS tt74 VAUXHALL VIVA 4 door 1256 c.c 2 owners, PARF eligible $7,800 View: HP Credit. Fl7. Ist Floor. Great Eastern Hotel. MacPherson Road. Itn APRIL PEUOEOT 305. One owner, alrcond., rust proofed Ten Compo cassette with 4 speakers Price $33,500 Interested call *****05 itn Toyota Corona 1600
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      679 21 1673, DATSUN PICK-UP. 1 owner New tax. paint, original tyres. cassette J5.300 Loan $3. 500 *****2. IS7I DATSUN STATIONWAOON 1300 Road tax/ Insurance new Tip top condition. Selling $9,200 Tel: *****6. Itn. FORD ESCORT Van 1100. New tax. Excellent condition Offers to *****1. Itn MAZDA SOMOO FlOOO, just passed ROY.
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      109 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS 47 Scrap Vehicles 48 New Vehicle Directory IS7I MOB C.C. car with PAKF .S..s^M«»=^^b»BS« value. Available Immediately. Contact tel: *****96 MAZDA, PEUOEOT, SKOOA Come and view these New Vehicles arrange Test drive at our showroom. Classified Ads. 9, «-rj» "rL^JiS^! Wl5 Th« inevitable Medium For 4m211 Your
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      538 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES A selection of offices we are selling or letting: CECIL STREET/ ORCHARD ROAD RAFFLES QUAY Building A Building A whole floor with tea view 718m 2 (7730 sq ft) 559m 2 (6020 sq ft) Building B Building B medjcal suites decorated off ice 73m to 146 m
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      548 22 A DISTRICT 10 2 1/2-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED NEAR AMERICAN/ JAPANESE SCHOOL Matured garden. 4 bedrooms, servant's, split living, dining area, spacious kitchen with large j entertaining bar area. FULLY FURNISHED: $3,800 NEGOTIABLE WORLDWIDE CONSTRUCTION A REALTY PTE LTD TEL: 2357*77 (5 LINES). A DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHED house. Holland Road Vicinity. very breezy
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      882 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES DIST. 20. JALAN CHEMPEDAK. Beautifully furnished single- storey terrace house for rent < $600 monthly 1.900 sq ft Free- c hold Tel: *****07. Jason (After- I noon I DIST. 21. CLEMENTI PARK double- I I storey detached bungalow 3 air- t conditioned bedrooms, split- t level living/
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      804 22 kPARTMENT WITH SWIMMING }00l in Orchard Road. Dlst 9. split-level living/ dining. 3 airond bedrooms. 24 hours excel ent security, fully furnished. 12.400 MeU Properties *****88 »T TEXTILE CENTRE. Uth floor. )40 sq.ft Central alrcon. partiloned. facing sea Call: *****79/ *****71. contact Miss Yap. AVAILABLE MST. 9 EXECUTIVE Apartment. 3-bedroomed.
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      705 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES PEACE MANSION GRACIOUS CITY LIVING i and 4 bedroom spin level apartments Ready to Move In Now No restrictions to foreigners 129F Property Tax for 20 years One City Carpark Free Loans up toBo<7 available i KIAN AN REALTY LIMITED J.'lPr ACE CENTRE 1 M)PHIAROAD SINGAPORE <>
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      807 22 JUST ARRIVED FROM Argentina looking for accommodation In any districts (preferably 10/ 11/ 13/ 19/ 28) Flexible budget. Call: *****23 NEWLY ARRIVED EXPATRIATES Urgently Require a Houses/ Apartments In choice districts a Partly/ fully furnished a Flexible budget from $1,000 I to $6,000 Ownart plaaia giva dataila to: TEL: *****1*
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      717 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES AN EXTENSIVELY RENOVATED single-storey bungalow In Braddell Heights with 3 bedrooms, sludy. extended patio and matured garden, partially furnished. $395,000. Holland Housing: *****04 A SEMI-DETACHED IN Sprlngleaf I Garden (Phase III), tastefully I designed with big playground. approximate 4.000 sq.ft. Contact: *****2/ *****7. A SINGLE-STOREY BUNGALOW with
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      812 22 THOMSON WALK semi-detached. 4tooms. servant's room, hall and dining room, extensive renovation Partly furnished Rooms, hall alrcond $260,000. Tel: *****66. TOA PAVOH, LORONG I 3- Room Renovated HDB Flat Available Terrazzo and Mosaic Flooring. Kitchen Cabinet and Partly Furnished. Selling $25,000 o n o Interested parties call Peter 251 1164
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      730 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES DIST. 15. ST. PATRICK'S Oarden Condominium Apartment (In between St. Patrick's Road and Marine Parade) with swimming pool, type A. 1 JOO sq.ft Freehold Completing soon (Property: *****92/*****95) WST. S FABER DRIVE 2.000 sq ft 3-bedroomed walk-up apartment, furnished/ top floor. $180,000 Call *****44/ *****16 DIST. S.
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      654 22 55 Properties Wanted REGIONAL HOUSING Urgsntty Raquiras a TOWNHOUSES a APARTMENTS a DETACHED/ SEMIDETACHED HOUSES For knmadiala Buyars Pleas* Call 2*43*00/ 2»23»54 A BANKER FROM Brunei wishes to buy properties privately. Either two houses or three luxury apartments Immediate cash transactions Principal owners contact: *****13/ *****63 A BROAD RANOE of
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      48 24 IN LOVING MEMORY Of MISS TANMOEYKYE Dtpwttd 111.79 Her life was full of kindly deeds. A helping hand to all In need: Sincere and true In heart and mind, A memory sweet she left behind SaiNy mitMd by family, godson and •II n#f tovoo of>#s.
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      22 24 In Loving Memory Of MB I All TIONG KEE Departed: 16 1 1972 Sadly miaeed but never forgotten by wHo and children.
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      30 24 In Lovloq M#fnofy Of MOM. K. SINNAMAAL Departed: 16.1.77 Though you've left us 3 years ago. Memories of you are always In our mind You're dearly mieeed by *on. Paul*
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      17 24 WEE CHENG LEONG Depart** 16 1 78 Foooly r#fn#fno#r#o ind grvatly miiMd by family and loved on—.
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      23 24 In loving memory o( ew d»»r father CHOY AH CHEW Departed 16 1.78 Always rtmtinb#r9<j by wi(#, sons, daughter., daughter >mliw and flfodchitdfn.
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      27 24 In Loving Memory of MR. KOH CHONG ANN Departed 16 January 1977 Sadly rniaeod and alwaya remembered by loving wife »n I all member* ot the family.
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      28 24 mi 9W9#t in#oiory of MISS TAN MOEY X YE who depart** on 1«/V7t Not Just today, but everyday In silence we remember Nurxng Orhc*f Wml Block. Aloiandr* Ho«pil.l
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      40 24 JOHN DAVIS, son of the late Mr PL Davis wishes to thank Sisters and nursing staff of Khoo Block, Mount Alvernla. Also thanks to priests, friends and relatives for their night visits. prayers, flowers, donations, assistance and condolences.
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      59 24 Th# (•mily of th# l*t* MR. CHNG PUE Y HU A aipr»u thair iincin thank* to all f»l«tiv»» and friend* tor 1K*ir a«•miner condolence!, donaUen* toward! charitaM* oigimuiiom I wraath* and »croll« during thak racant baraavamant. Alto to Dectora, private nureaa and •Hfi a) Ward 25. Tan Tock Sang Ho.pit.l
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      27 24 TK# family of tH# MR. CHUA LEONG HUAT with to tipftn their «inc«r» thank* to relative* and friends for Ihmr kind •••i»tanc*. condotancw, ■rrcatht, donation* and attendance
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      34 24 THE FAMILY OF the late Miss Lily Vorrath wish to express their heartfelt thanks to Rev. Tony Chi. relatives friends for their kind assistance, condolence, donations, and wreaths during their rerent bereavement on 13.1.80
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      88 24 MRS. CHEE TECK LEONG nee Amy Chua. aged 83 of 11. Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock. Malacca passed away peacefully on 14.1.80 leaving behind her beloved husband. 4 sons: Gilbert Teng Hock, Milton Teng Hong, Nelson Teng Sin. Jerry Teng Chye; 2 daughters: Gloria Chan, Audry Chan; 1
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      37 24 K. NARAYANI AMMA wits ol lata K. Gopaia Manon pas»d away paacafully on 15/1/80 leaving b.hmo ton*, daughter and grandchildren Cortaga l«.v.t 100-A, Lor. Maha (Sambawang) on 16/1/ SO at 3 pin lor Ml Varnon Cramatof mm
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      38 24 WONG KENG SAM passed away peacefully on 14.1J0 leaving b«hind:Mother. •rtfe, 3 ton*. 1 daughter, 3 daughters-in-law, 2 grandsons. Cortaga leaving 19. Merino Cmcent, S'pore 3 on it.1.80 al 1 p m for Bright Hill Crematorium. I I^HHHI>>aia.>>>>1
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      380 25 Injuries to four key players weaken Venables' side LONDON, Tuesday FIRST DIVISION club Crystal Palace and Second Division leaders Chelsea were the victims of startling upsets in the English Football Association Cup replays last night. Palace, who have dropped to mid-table in Division
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      53 25 CARDIFF, Wales, Toes. One fan was stabbed to death and another wounded In a fight after a soccer match last night. Both victims were reported to be supporters of the Swansea soccer team, who defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 In an English Football Association Cup third round second
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      172 25 PALM SPRINGS, Tues. Craig Stadler scored a 5-under-par 67 yesterday for a two-stroke victory on the 90-hole, daylate Bob Hope Desert Classic that kicked off the Professional Golfers' Association tour for 1980. Stadler, 26, a former United States amateur champion, acquired the first official
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      50 25 NEW YORK, Tues. Grand Prix Masters tennis tournament winner Bjorn B«rg, of Sweden, belnc Idssod by fiancee Mariana Slmone*ru after his <-2. «-2 victory aver Vitas GeraJaltte an Sunday. "I'm the happiest gay In town," said Berg, alter taking the title fer the lint time. AP Radlopictnre.
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      763 25  -  FAIRWAY By THE "Longfellow" is back, and fans of English maestro Lester Piggott will have plenty to shout about at Bukit Timah on Saturday. The Lion City Cup meeting must be considered one of Piggott 's best hunting grounds. In four
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      132 25 Edmonson easily beats Trogolo BALTIMORE, Tues. Former Australian Open champion Mark Edmonson easily defeated Bob Trogolo 6-3, 6-1 in the opening-round men's singles match of the Baltimore Grand Prix tennis tournament here yesterday. In other matches, George Hardie defeated Chris Kachel 6-4, 6-1; Gilles M ore t ton won a
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      118 25 Keegan to quit Hamburg HAMBURG, Tues. Kevin Keegan, European Footballer of the Year, still wants to leave Hamburg at the end of this season even though his hopes of a transfer to Juventus, in Italy, have been dashed. Hamburg manager Guenter Netzer said yesterday that there was now no chance
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      51 25 MALMOE, Tues. Blackburn Rovers' defender Tim Parkins yesterday signed a two-year contract for Swedish First Division club Malmoe, it was announced here yesterday. Parkins cost the former Swedish champions £38,000 (JIT 9-,-300). Malmoe lost 1-0 to Nottingham Forest in the final of last year's European Cup.
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      111 25 LONDON, Tues. British racehorse trainer Steve Norton heads across the Atlantic determined to build up his Northern England stable with bargain-basement buys in the United States. He leaves for Florida on Friday, hoping to pick up some budding racers in Miami and ship them home
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      179 25 LONDON. Tues. Lord Killanin. president of the International Olympic Committee, said here yesterday that there were no contingency plans for switching the site of next month's winter' Olympic Games from Lake Placid (New York) if there was a shortage of snow Lake Placid is ready to use artificial snow
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      387 25 grade again today, but longrange forecasting is difficult in an area known for its climatic variations. BOXING World Boxing Council flyweight champion Park Chan-Hee, of South Korea, will make the fourth defence of his title against Filipino Arnel Arrozal in Seoul on Feb.
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      452 26 II 111 I But Timesport Throat suggests one last fight MUHAMMAD ALI'S selection as Athlete of the Decade last week couldn't have come at a better time. Tomorrow is his 38th birthday. Happy birthday, Ali. ..and Happy birthday, yours truly! Yes, despite our physical
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      197 26  - Windsurfing for Olympic Games? PETER SIOW By WINDSURFING may be included in the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The International Yacht Racing Union has agreed to include windsurfing in the sailing classes that are usually invited to compete for Olympic medals. It is now up to the International Olympic
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      259 26 'Change site' call gains ground LONDON, Tues. The United States is pressing its western allies to boycott the Olympic Games in Moscow and has clearly decided to use the Olympiad in the diplomatic cold war against the Soviet Union over its invasion of Afghanistan. Warren Christopher, the U.S. Deputy Secretary
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      134 26 THE Singapore Schools' Sports Council, organisers of the inaugural ASEAN basketball championship, will meet on Friday to decide on new dates of the competition, reports PETER SIOW. The original dates Sept. 3-7 at the Gay World Stadium clash with the Pest a Sukan basketball international.
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      SEA youth gymnastics championships likely
      285 26 THE inaugural South-east Asian youth gymnastics championships may be held this year if the region's top officials have their way. Singapore Amateur Gymnastics Association president Lee Seng Huat, in confirming the plan, said that the chances of the tournament's being staged were "very good". "we
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      478 26  - The two 'Ps' make Dad Lim wear a big smile KEN JALLEH Jr PROFILE. ..By BUSINESSMAN David Urn is rarely caught these days without a beaming, million-dollar smile. You see, he has a lot to be thankful for. But his two favourite reasons for flashing that smile belongs to his
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      336 26 PICTURE this: Little Pauline Lim decisively chipping away the remains of a five-year-old record with every stroke. Picture that, and you will have an idea of the national age-group swimming championships at Tanjong Rhu yesterday, reports KEN JALLEH Jr. For that was exactly what eight-year-old
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      105 26 Call for honorary referee JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia has proposed that the two-day badminton match between Indonesia and China to be held in Singapore from Feb. 22-23 be umpired by a honorary referee from India or Malaysia. Foreign relations chief of the Indonesian Badminton Federation Suhandinata told the Press here yesterday
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      420 27 SINGAPORE 1 GRASSHOPPERS ZURICH IF Singapore soccer coach Jitta Singh was concerned ibout the strength of his side for this week's Malaysia Cup-tie against Malacca at Kubu Stadijm, because of injuries to lis regulars, his worries *ere banished last night, eports JOK DORAI. The
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      467 27  -  JOE DORAI By Injuries put seven on doubtful list SKIPPER Samad Alapitchay, striker Fandi Ahmad and midfield player R. Suriamurthy are unlikely to travel with the Singapore soccer team for Saturday's Malaysia Cup-tie against Malacca. Sam ad has tonsilitis, Fandi a sprained left ankle and Suriamurthy a
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      315 27  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By SINGAPORE'S Zainal Abidin and Stewart Ballard, bound for the British amateur squash championships in London from next Wednesday until Feb. 4, are now in training with the Pakistani national team. Barely hours after landing last Friday morning, Ballard cabled his father, Cuthbert:
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      170 27 Pakistan fail to exploit batting pitch MADRAS, Tues. Pakistan failed to make the most of a perfect batting pitch and were 254 for seven at the close of the first day of the fifth cricket Test against India here today. India, who lead 1-0 in the six-match series, prevented the
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      Yeo wins 'D' grade title
      77 27 HENRY YEO beat Lam Tih Kai 5-9, 9-1, 9-7, 5-9, 9-7 to win the 'D' grade title of the Singapore Armed Forces Recreation Association's individual graded squash championships at Toa Pay oh yesterday. Tay Yew Chee defeated Loy Poon Sai 9-3. 10-9, 8-10, 104 (or
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      85 27 PAKISTAN Ist INNS: Madaamr c Kirmani b Kapil Dcv Sadlq c Kirmani b Kapil Dcv 46 M»|d run out 56 Zalieer c Kirmani b Kapil Dcv 0 J»ved c Vengsarkar b Kapil Dcv 45 Aril c Kirmani b Ghavri 34 Wudm R»M c Kapil Dcv b Doshi 15 Imnn
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      24 27 and dropping off spinner Shivlal Yadav. Patil hit a double century at almost a run a minute in India's Ranii Trophy championship last week.
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      379 27  -  ERNEST FRIDA By BURDETT Coutts, Singapore hockey's "wonder man" of the '50s and early '60s, will be in action on the Padang on Saturday. Coutts, 60, who is in j~ Singapore for a short holiday after 15 years in Britain, will lead a team of
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      50 27 SOCIAL AFFAIRS beat Prime Ministers Office and Defence defeated Home Affiars, both by M margins, in the Inter-Mii-istry sepak takraw championship at PERSES Centre. Social Affairs won 15-11, 1813, 15-6. 15-1; and 18-16, 13-15, 15-5; while Defence triumphed 15-7, 15-10, 15-8, 7-15, 15-3; and 15*, 13-15, 15-9.
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      37 27 THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's management committee has dismissed its president, Phey Yew Kok, and appointed the vice-president, Tan Cheng San, the acting president. The SABA hopes to hold its annual meeting in March.
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      112 27 NEGRI SARAWAK 1 SEREMBAN, Tues. Unfashionable Sarawak became the surprise pace-setters in the Malaysia Cup soccer competition, snatching a narrow win over Negri Sembilan at the Station Padang tonight. But, for a team lacking in tactics and individual talent, Sarawak's reign at the top with five points
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      89 27 Sarawak Singapore rrengganu Perak Pahang lohore <elantan <edah Selangor irunei 'enang iabah Malacca 'erlis Territory Jegri 'orces 3 2 10 3 15 2200 6 0 4 2 110 3 13 :iio 4 3 3 2 110 2 13 2 110 2 13 110 0 10 2 2 10 12
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      110 27 Kedah pay price KEDAH BRUNEI 1 A LOR STAR, Tues. Kedah paid a heavy price for treating Brunei lightl; in this Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Darulaman Stadium here tonight. The Kedah team that suffered this defeat was a sharp contrast to the one that produced a grand display
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      253 27  - Quah signs for Rovers again WILFRED YEO By QUAH KIM SONG, he former international striker who broke his leg 14 months ago, has sigi ed to play again for defe iding Division One ch;.mpions Tampines Rover: in the National Foot 11 League. But his first NFL m .teh for the
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      35 27 UNIVERSITY OF SINGATCRK beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-1 in the Singapore Hockey Association's junior knock-out semi-finals on the Padang yesterday. University meet Singapore Malays Football Club in Saturday's final on the Padang
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      33 27 TODAY'S EVENTS RUGBY SCC league: Nomads XV v TBC (Padang Usi. SKPAK TAKRAW Inter ninistry championship: Comi lunications v Emironment (QKRSES Centre, 7.45). SOCCER Friendly: Farr.r Park United v Newtonites (Farrer Park. 5.15).
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    249 28  -  GERALD PEREIRA By ABOIT M angry women last night stormrd the Housing Board flat of a woman who they alleged had nwlndled them of morr than $mjm In an Illegal umtlnr operation. Some of them, who were almost hysterical with rage, straggled
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    71 28 TOKYO, Tues. The Japanese Government, in a precedent-setting move, has decided to pick Mrs Nobuko Takahashi. former assistant director-general of the International Labour Organisation, as Japan's first woman ambassador, a Japanese daily reported today. Government officials were not immediately available to confirm the report, but the
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    69 28 GENEVA, Tues. World airlines today began a seven-day tariff-fixing meeting which is expected to raise passenger fares and freight rates by more than 7 per cent to compensate for the latest round of oil price hikes, the International Air Transport Association said. Airlines may also agree to
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    290 28 Bangkok bid to revive Manila Pact BANGKOK, Tuesday THAILAND is trying to revive the Manila Pact, a defence agreement linking Bangkok and the Philippines with the US and other western countries, the Bangkok Post said today. The English-language paper quoted "cabinet-level policy making sources" as saying Thailand was sounding out
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    34 28 JAKARTA, Tues. The Indonesian Government has instructed its atomic energy agency to embark on a new uranium exploration programme in the remote province of Irian Jaya believed to contain rich deposits. AFP.
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    Iran orders 100 US newsmen to leave
    168 28 Iran orders 100 US newsmen to leave TEHERAN, Tuesday ABOUT 100 US journalists, half tM western press corps in Iran, have been ordered to leave the country by Iranian authorities. The ruling revolutionary council, in a statement last night, ordered out all US journalists, accusing them of biased reporting of
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    52 28 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS A MEMOMAL SERVICE for Mrs. Alice Lav will be held In the Seventh-Day Adventlst Church at Balestler Road on Wednesday. 16th January 1880 at 7.30 p.m MNS. JAYARAM PARVATHI passed away peacefully on 15/1/80 Cor-u-ge leaves 7. May Road (1232) on 18/1 '80 at 1 00 pm
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    49 28 CARACAS, Tues. The Venezuelan Government today ordered its consulates around the world to stop granting visas to Chinese. The government said its decision was prompted by discovery that 300 Chinese have entered Venezuela recently with visas authorised by falsified signatures of Venezuelan immigration officials. AP.
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      104 28 LOIVREX Put an orchestra in your home, find these instruments and more on a LOWREY ORGAN. Lowrey is the only organ that has the feature A.O.C. (Automatic Organ Computer) and Magic Melody. Listen ond see tor yourself, why Lowrey is the best top seller in USA Also can be played
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      309 28 Fun quiz with prizes t00... This is anniversary month for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra a time to take stock of last year's happenings and map out its future plans. New Nation marks the SSO's first anniversary joy with a Choo Hoey interview and a quiz that is fun to take
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      168 28 UP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Generally fair and wtndyTEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 24 rain. SUNSET today: 6.4S p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.43 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam -2-1C Cloudy Laadm 1-3C Cloudy Athcw 3-12C Goudy Lm Aagek* 17-19C Goudy Bahrain 16-19C Clear MMdU 21-32C Cloudy Baagk»k 24-32C Clear
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        224 1 HOOVER IT: M^^Hi Whether its long-haired rugs or short-pile carpets, -V 1 4M^ vC I terazzo or parquet, cushions or car interiors: tf^pfe^ Hoover it. Hoover it means suction to take up dust, JS* A a good brush for fluff, then a gentle beating to remove Hi *V% W^ damaging
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        84 1 INSIDt On vitamins and maths -.-f^W Worried if your children are taking too many/too few vitamin supplements? Wondering how to interest your child in maths and science? Then re id today's Outlook. Page 5 SSO: First anniversary As our national orchestra celebrates, we cast an eye back over the last
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        TV SINGAPORE
        277 2 YOUNGSTERS seem to be well catered for on Wednesdays, especially earlier on in the evening on Ch 5, what with both How and Kidsworld on, one after the other. How gets things rolling at 6.35 p.m. and in this episode, the queries include how can you tell someone
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        88 2 CAT and mouse games of the cartoon kind have always been a firm favourite, and the Tom And Jerry Show on Ch 3 at 5.09 p.m. is just one of those classics, with dirty trick after dirty trick providing a barrel of laughs. Ch 10 at 6.06 p.m.
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        RADIO S'PORE
        145 2 MENDELSSOHN and Schubert are the composers featured in Muslr At The Keyboard at 7 p.m. Pianist Werner Haas plays Mendelssohn's Variations Serieuses Opus 54, Andante and Rondo Capriccioso Opus 14 and the Variations Opus 83. The Schubert work is the Sonata In E Major. Deutsch No 459, played
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        BBC
        100 2 RECENTLY, Oxford University's great publishing house, the Oxford University Press, celebrated five hundred years of printing, and it commissioned the writer Jan Morris to compile an anthology of views of the old city. Out of the book came an entertainment, given before an audience in Oxford, in which Michael
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        REDIFFUSION
        46 2 THE American Top 4* starts at 8 p.m. and goes right through to 11.35 p.m. Casey Kasem is the one responsible and he brings you a report of the top 40 tunes in America, followed by Softly Sentimental at .11.35 p.m. to cool you down!
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        339 2 The Trio 3 Introducing Unique Health Capsules from England to the range of quality Vita Health Products... 4 »T A l l I An Improved formula of Bm Pollen. Contains 3of Natures X Health promoting agents B»« Pollen. Ginseng and I Natural VltamlnJ. addition of Ginseng and Vitamin E enhances
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        15 2 BCyff .HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR I^\Xfe'reback wjsv toserce wMi y™ mm viSx mm i i*n kirwpMMMM
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        65 2 WHAT'S ON TODAY FILM SHOWS for the public at the National Museum at 8 p.m.: Glass, Den Haag Monument and The Flood Disaster. Free admission. CAREER AT SEA a talk by Mr Cheng Huang Leng, a lecturer at the Singapore Polytechinic, at Leng Kee community centre at 8 p.m. OPEN
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        75 2 Tessensohn Road branch from 7.30 p.m. APOLLO CIRCUS from India at the junction of Telok Blangah Way and Henderson Road at 6.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Tickets: $3, 5, 7 and 10. BATIK PAINTING EXHIBITION 81 at the Conference Hall concourse from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. On till tomorrow.
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        1223 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 1.00 PM Opening followed by Please 730 News and Newsreel (Malay) Don't Eat The Daisies Officer Of 7 55 Ha PP* D W Three On A Pwch j he court 8 20 Cultural Diary J ?5 Diarv of Events (Malay) 8 30 Ve a$ Touch
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        A look at the past year
        1062 3  -  TAN SUAT LIAN As the SSO celebrates its first anniversary... By WHEN the Singapore Symphony Orchestra first performed in the Singapore Conference Hall last year, history was made. For that concert marked the fulfilment of an old dream it meant that the Republic could
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        Yit Kin on wings of fantasy
        1169 3 It must be quite nice to be concerned with silly things like making money "I HAVE often had this secret yen for something very commercial to be a business proprietor, or a house agent. I'll probably be very bad at it, but it must
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        For show promoters only
        403 3 A LOCAL show-promot-er is making the first concerted attempt to round up those involved in showbusiness here to discuss, among other things, the formation of a show-promoters association. They will meet today. In taking the intiative, Mr Johnnie Young, a veteran show-promoter of io jmm, said
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        Lock icon Toddling along the path of learning
        1477 5  -  CARMEL BYRNE How to teach your child science and maths By MATHS, science and social science for toddlers might sound way out. But you <-an teach your child th<' first steps in tru^se subjects at home before he starts school. Don't worry that you'll
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        That vitamin vitality
        907 5  -  DR. L.H.S. By health MANY of our local parents are quite hazy about the role of vitamins in health and the requirements for their children. I have often been asked when to give vitamin drops to babies and are vitamins necessary for the older children? fire nil
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        103 5 YQ TYI Q HQ k^ ajiOul er great leap forward. OtJiere^gonewitfitl^ Pulse Analog Synthesis System PASSystem an exclusive and revolutionary development that puts Yarned in organ technology PASSystem for unsurpassed clarity, richness and tt ue-to -iife s; •PASSystem. designed to create virtually every known ory-m sound uni> ing«, plus brand
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      A goat farm in Singapore? No kidding
      317 6  - A goat farm in Singapore? No kidding PAUL J ANSEN CHRISTOPHER LOH Story by: Pictures by: A recent English study shows goat's milk to contain more nourishment than ordinary pasteurised cow's milk and mature human milk, but this is not generally known. IN THIS Year of the Goaf it seems
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        161 6 jy ySm gflr ft Never before has there been a drink such as jM X this nor will there ever be again It (CAMUS) M ft is as mellow and as delightful as the legacy of the Poet Li-Po's genius, which flows through ft the ages to enthrall and capture
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      Tenant management may be the answer
      1062 7  -  BRUCE STOKES Increasing costs of public housing By in Washington The high cost of main- cusses the future of pubtaining public housing is lie housing in the US forcing governments all while the other examines over the world to rethink the effect of the
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      Land prices in Japan highest in the world
      989 7  -  MASAYOSHI KIMURA By in Tokyo 6 The land problem in Japan is a city problem and the imbalance between supply and demand for land exists in urban areas. People living in towns want to buy land to build their homes in a
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        336 8 NOTICE REGISTERED DESI6N NO. *****3 FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW BRAUN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT of Frankfurt/ Mom, Federal Republic of Germony, hereby give notice that they are the registered proprietors of the above design in respect of a photographic flash unit which is registered in the United Kingdom under No *****3 This British
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        512 8 ANNOUNCEMENT WALLACE BROTHERS COMMODITIES are pleased to announce that their recently established New York Office is fully operational. In addition to the full coverage of London Commodity Futures Markets that has been available in this area for many years, we can now offer a fast brokerage service on U.S. Commodity
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        459 8 UNTED ENGINEERS LUTED (Incorporated in the Repuolic of Singapore) The following Ordinary Stock Certificates have been reported lost Cert No. Name of Stockholder Stock ***** A Madam Saw 100 Eng {1000 ***** G 1000 *****. F 1000 *****E 1000 ***** D 1000 ***** C 1000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
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        293 8 NTUC COMFORT urgently requires 1 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANTS A degree in occountancy or o recognised accounting qualifications with a minimum of 2 years experience. 2. ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT GCE 'A' Level with a pass in General Paper or its equivalent. Should be pursuing professional ports in ACA with some accounting experience, preferably
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