New Nation, 24 April 1972

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    15 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Monday evening, April 24, 1972 No. 387 Price 15 cents NEW NATION
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    ON THE 'CHANGE
    115 1 The share market opened very cautiously this morning. Trading was slow and selective for the first 45 minutes. There was Interest in some second-line industrials. P.M. Cement gained one cent to $2.25, Central Sugars one cent to $1.50, D.B.S. one cent to $1.45 and Tong Meng one
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    OUR ROADS
    13 1 Police reported 66 accidents yesterday. Five were serious and one fatal.
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    Moonship docks
    26 1 LATE NEWS Houston, Monday The moonship Orion carrying John Young and Charles Duke has docked with the Apollo-16 command ship Casper in moon orbit.
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    Gang beats up bus men after incident
    278 1 A bus driver, Goi Nga Nga, 27, was severely beaten up by nine men at the Paya Lebar International Airport early today. Goi was attacked as he Jumped from his bus to help another bus driver and a bus conductor who were being
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    Indons for war game
    83 1 Jakarta, Monday The Indonesian Navy will hold a five-day exercise in the Java Sea starting tomorrow, a Navy spokesman said here today. Sixteen warships and a number of naval planes will take part in the war game which is aimed at testing the Navy's alertness and
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    Lock icon Red tanks storm into Tan Canh
    581 1 Offensive now in full swing in the Central Highlands Reuter Saigon, Monday North Vietnamese tanks last night stormed into Tan Canh town bringing the offensive into full swing in the Central Highlands, military sources said today. By dawn the tanks were controlling all but
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    Lock icon A tumble on the moon...
    48 1 One of the Apollo 16 astronauts takes a tumble on the moon just before the blast-off. With the moon's gravity being only about one-sixth of the earth, the astronauts are able to bounce up quickly after any falls.—UPl radio picture. UPI radio picture.
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    Astronauts blast off after record-breaking stay on the lunar surface
    323 1 Houston, Monday Apollo 16 astronauts John Young and Charles Duke blasted off from the moon this morning (Singapore time) to end a recordbreaking stay that may force scientists to rewrite their theories about the .origins of the lunar highlands. While
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    Lock icon War survivors 'hiding'
    164 1 Reuter Tokyo, Monday Up to 75 headquarters staff of a defunct Japanese Imperial Army Artillery Regiment could be hiding in remote mountain areas of southern Philippines, Pacific war survivors have claimed. The Japanese Embassy in Manila has been order ed to investigate reports that former Japanese Imperial
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    Ex-Indon envoy dies
    55 1 Jakarta, Monday. Former Indonesian ambassador to Japan, Mr. Harsono Reksoatmodjo, died of a heart attack yesterday. Mr. Harsono, 49, was appointed ambassador by the late President Soekarno in 1965. He was recalled after the abortive Communist coup in late 1965 and detained for several months for his
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    Soldiers in brawl
    59 1 Koza, Monday. Black and white US servicemen fought each other for the second successive night In this central Okinawan city, police said today. About 30 Oklnawans also joined In after one of them was beaten by a black soldier and US Military Police did not arrest the
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    Lock icon Military tie-up plan for ASEAN
    124 1 Reuter Jakarta, Monday Indonesian Navy Chief of Staff R. Sudomo has said' that military co-operation among ASEAN countries can be arranged provided it does not involve regional ties or interference of the internal affairs of member states. Mr. Sudomo said that cooperation could take the
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    Five killed
    22 1 New Delhi, Monday. Lightning killed five people in the southern v state of Kerala on Saturday, it was reported here.
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      192 1 iL S o x r\f\wt nor i>€ narcotics centre says expert. PAGE 6: japan's import promotion policy is an illusion. 7: Bhutto ready to restore Indian ties. Page 10: Three factors behind the brilliant law results. PAGE 11: Dear Ros. In love tor first time with another man PACE 15:
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    Permanent job for 200 new teachers
    251 2  -  i Recruitment by PSC next month By Bharathi Mohan v The 200 TTC trained v relief teachers are to be absorbed into .the v education service as permanent staff. This will be welcomed by those trained teachers who have been working as temporary relief
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    Common dental neglect in younger people
    407 2  -  By Tan Cher Soon Singaporeans between the ages of 15 and 30 have been found to neglect dental care because they are too preoccupied with their studies or too busy in pursuing their careers. This is the opinion of Professor J.A; Jansen, head of
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    Network to fight killer diseases: Call to GPs
    382 2 Alor Star, Monday. 'Communicable diseases are still a major cause of mor•tality In Malaysia, accord<lng to the Health Minister, <Mr. Lee Siok Yew. i "The El Tor strain of •cholera has occurred repeatedly in Malaysia, and •there Is always the danger jof
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    Diversion
    53 2 The Public Works Department will start construction work on a culvert across Stephen Lee Road at the Mandal Lake Road junction on May 1. During the six weeks of construction, work, motorists using Mandal Lake Road will be diverted to a new slip road at the new Mandal Road-Mandai
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    Rotary Club bursaries
    71 2 The Rotary Club of Singapore East will this year award 40 bursaries of $l2O each to deserving final year students In four vocational Institutes. The Institutes are the Oeylang Serai Vocational Institute, the Aljunled Vocational Institute, the Ponggol Vocational Instl tute and the Singapore Vocational Institute. Dr.
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    The banker's way to stop smoking
    226 2 For 30 years bank officer Mr. Chen Thiam Chit, 51, failed to live up to his annual New Year resolution—to stop smoking. He, tried a number tof methods but each time he resumed smoking after a few days. Lut now he has succeeded. "The
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    Discard old methods, says Ghazali
    323 2 The traditional education systems based on the usual ratio of teachers to classrooms cannot solve the educational problems facing developing nations. This is the view of the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Inche Mohammed Ohazll Ismail. Opening a regional seminar on education at the Hotel Equatorial today,
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    4As to probe 'unfair' claims by ads
    174 2 The Association of Accredited Advertising Agents (4As) in Singapore and Malaysia will make an investigation into the claims of certain aspirin-based products. A spokesman for the 4As Mr. Hayden Lacey said: "Advertising claims have to abide by regulations laid down In Singapore. Any
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    3-month youth festival
    67 2 The three-month Singapore Youth Festival will commence on Saturday with the Central Judging of Bands and end on July 29 with the Asian Schools Basketball Championships. Other highlights of the festival will include the 13th annual national athletics championships for primary schools at the Dover Road Sports
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      333 2 at i>3s*v Today's picture Top quiz prize r J f i goes to clerk The first envelope containing the correct answer to today s quia drawn out of the bag by iI the Editor on Wednesday evenlng will win $l5. > The next envelope from a > Wf man the
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      128 2 iEBHS Today's winning number *****8 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you have just won a $lOO Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Savings Bank account in your name. Call with your
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      566 2 HBPPEnmcs WH T A o T DAr ON The SEAMEO REGIONAL INNOTECH CENTRE begins its five-day seminar on Alternatives of Education at the Hotel Equatorial. Dr. Max Euwe. president of the World Chess Federation, will attend a lunch given in his honour at HOLLANDSCHE CLUB at 12.30 p.m. At 8
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  • Article
    50 families hit by airport expansion
    321 3  -  Ministry to consider plea for alternative sites By Ivan Lim The Ministry of National Development has agreed to consider the request by rattan furniture and basin makers affected by Paya Lebar Airport expansion for alternative sites to carry on their domestic industries. This followed
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    Big break for poet-painter
    261 3 Showing to the world how leisure hours could be spent creatively Is Inche A. Ghanl Hamld. 39. a poetpainter (above). Inche Hamid should know for he has SDent the last 20 years dabbling in colours and blending them with words. He has already taken part in
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    Auckland choir to give recital
    167 3  -  By Violet Oon An invitation to the third triennial International Univ e r s i ties Choral Festival in New York prompted members of the University of Auckland Festival Choir to raise $42,000 for a six-week international tour. On May 14 the 43 representatives, choristers
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    Ecology meet cancelled
    175 3 The Second Commonwealth Conference on Development and Human Ecology, originally scheduled for tomorrow, was cancelled because no sponsor could be found. The four-day meeting for Commonwealth representatives was initially to be sponsored by the Ministry of National. Development and the Commonwealth Human Ecology Council, (CHEC) a voluntary
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    Three die in plane crash
    47 3 Paris, Monday Three Britons were killed when their light aircraft crashed in fog into a hill at Limonest, near Lyons in the south of France yesterday. People living in the area said they heard a light plane circling just before the accident.
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    Stop jay-walking and live
    374 3  -  ROAD COURTESY CAMPAIGN By Wee Beng Huat Watch your step and live. Jay-walking can kill. Remember 30 people are killed every month and more than half are pedestrians who jay- walk. These are tne people who Ignore overhead bridges, zebra-crossings, underground tunnels or pedestrian footpaths. They
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  • In Person
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      HERE'S THE WAY TO HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO
      810 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 A SENTIMENTAL touch was given the retirement dinner of Mr. Francis Baruch, 50, retiring principal of the Jalan Daud School after seven years service. The 4 lb cream cake to commemorate the occasion
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    The kennel managers...
    161 5 Winning competitions —the canine way is the aim of a group of children who gather at the SPCA kennels in Pasir Pan Jang every Saturday morning to learn the art of successful dog-handling. The three-month training sessions the first in the series is to prepare these budding
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    Drugs action: Praise for Singapore
    326 5  -  US expert attends seminar here By Douglas Chan Singapore is unlikely to be a centre for the manufacture of narcotics now that SouthEast Asia is becoming the world's biggest supplier of drugs because of the clampdown of poppy cultivation in Turkey. "This is because drug
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    INCOME plan to survey saving habits
    234 5 NTUC's Co-operative Insurance Commonwealth Enterprises Limited will conduct a survey to find out current and long-term saving habits. Disclosing this, the general manager of INCOME, Mr. A.T. Shimpi, said that at present there was no authoritative information from which the organisation could form the
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    'Help boost SILO strength' call
    185 5 The President of the National Trade Union Congress, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, has made a call to members of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO) to go all out in their membership drive. In a speech at the second anniversary dinner celebration of SILO at
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    Doctors due tomorrow
    50 5 Singapore's first medical delegation to visit China is expected to return tomorrow evening. The 20 member team spent about two weeks visiting Peking, Shanghai, Hangchow and Kwangcnow. The group Is being led by Dr. Koh Eng Kheng, president of the Singapore Medical Association, which organised the tour.
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    War games
    26 5 Moscow. Monday. Soviet. Bulgarian and Rumanian naval units yesterday ended five days of Warsaw pact exercises In the Black Sea, Tass News agency reported.
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    FPA aim to start guidance clinics
    237 5 Married couples with Infertility problems and couples intending to get married will soon be able to seek advice from guidance clinics. They will be set up by the Singapore Family Planning Association. A spokesman for the FPA said: "We will concentrate on education, information
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    Rail strike off
    26 5 Tokyo, Monday Seven private Japanese railroad lines resumed operation today after a one-day strike yesterday that disrupted holiday activities of millions of Japanese.
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    Turning out top policemen
    362 5 University education and advanced courses in police work are now part and parcel of the training to turn out a corps of high-caiibred staff to run the "new" Singapore Police Force. Over a dozen officers are currently studying advanced courses in police work in universities and
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    Big shark seen close to beach at Changi
    221 5 A 20-foot shark swimming only 15ft. away from shore, at Changi Beach, too? This was what an excited caller said wnen he rang up New Nation yesterday. The caller, who did not identify himself, said: "I was with my son, fishing from
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    Blow that whistle reminder to train drivers...
    184 5 Train drivers have been reminded to blow their whistle If they spot anyone crossing railway tracks. T* They have also been told -j that, when necessary, to*stop the train to prevent > accidents. *2 The reminders were given!* to drivers in the wake
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    Rochore CC courses
    41 5 The Rochore Community Centre will conduct courses in dressmaking. Chinese cooking and cakemaklng. beauty culture and tae-kwon-do for beginners. Applications can be made at the centre from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily. For further particulars phone *****.
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      177 5 I weather Temperatures in world cities yesterday. Hong Kong 25-20 C Kuala Lumpur 32-24 C Manila 34-22 C Seoul 20-10 C Bangkok 35-26 C Tokyo 14- 8C Jakarta 32-25 C Naha 25-17 C London 11- 7C Paris 13- 3C Moscow 13- 7C New York 17- 6C San Francisco 17- 7C
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Lock icon Hanoi offensive may rage for months...
      844 6  -  OPTIMISM THAT SAIGON CAN MEET CRITICAL TEST VIETNAM From Michael Getler Washington Post US officials now expect that the heavy fighting linked with Hanoi's current offensive in South Vietnam may continue to rage well into July and August, especially in the northern provinces. These
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      Dissident Thais set up underground govt
      325 6 THAILAND While the ruling National Executive Council of Thailand is still pondering over when to promulgate an interim constitution and form a new cabinet, a group of dissident Thais abroad have set up what they claim to be a provisional underground government. According to
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      Import promotion policy of Japan an illusion
      1454 6  -  JAPAN Problem will not be solved for five years From Anthony Haas There is an impression abroad that Japan has an "Import Promotion Policy" an impress ion assiduosly fostered by official Japanese spokesmen. The policy, however, is more an illusion than reality. This
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    • THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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        Sin Chew Jit Poh
        735 6 What other newspapers are saying: UNITED STAND BY SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA AND INDONESIA: During the ASEAN ministerial meeting, Indonesian Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, told foreign correspondents at a dinner that Malaysia and Indonesia had jointly assured Singapore that their moves to control the Straits of Malacca
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        Utusan Melayu
        159 6 INCREASE IN SUGAR PRICE: The retail price of refined sugar has been increased from 40 cents to 45 cents a katl. This increase is due to the rise in the wholesale price of the commodity which in turn is caused by the rising prices of raw sugar In
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    Lock icon Nixon to seek support on bombing
    489 7 Agnew defends action Reuter Washington, Monday President Nixon was expected to disclose his plans for future US troop withdrawals from Vietnam this week and seek to carry public support for his decision to resume the bombing of North Vietnam. While the day of the
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    Protest and tragedy
    69 7 American students (above) in London carry out a symbolic washing of the US flag outside the American Embassy in protest over the US involvement in Vietnam* A weeping Vietnamese mother (below) in Quang Tri is helped by her son as she places flowers on the grave of
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    Lock icon French show indifference in EEC polling
    319 7 Reuter Paris, Monday French voters yesterday approved the enlargement of the Common Market, but at the same time showed massive Indifference to President Pompidou's referendum on the entry of Britain, Ireland, Norway and Denmark into the European community Nearly half the electorate either did
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    Bears in zoo maul man to death
    121 7 Perth, Monday.—Children and adults watched helplessly as two polar bears mauled a young man to death at the South Perth Zoo yesterday. The man climbed a wire fence and dropped about 20 ft. to a pool in the bear pit. He was involved
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    Anti-Brandt vote
    61 7 Bonn, Monday Chris? tian Democratic (CDU) opponents of Chancellor Willy Brandt's conciliation treaties with Moscow and Warsaw won a sweeping victory in the Baden-Wuerttem-berg State elections yesterday. The CDU won 53 per cent of the votes in a heavy poll compared with 37.5 per cent for the Social
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    150 die of smallpox
    58 7 New Delhi, Monday.—At least 150 people have died of smallpox in the Indian state of Haryana in the last three months, a health department spokesman said here yesterday. More than 1000 people were found infected. Three health department officials have been suspended for failing to notify
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    Lock icon Bhutto ready to restore Indian ties
    305 7 New Nation Foreign Service Islamabad, Monday.—President Bhutto said last night he was prepared to restore diplomatic relations with India before meeting Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. He also said he was prepared to have the Bangladesh Prime Minister, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, attend the Indo-Pakistani summit
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    Wagner, Wood plan to remarry
    154 7 London, Monday.—American actor Robert Wagner and his former wife, actress Natalie Wood, revealed yesterday that they planned to remarry. The couple landed in Southampton 36 hours late after a storm-tossed transatlantic voyage on the liner. Queen Elizabeth 11. Asked if they were going to remarry.
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    Lock icon McMahon acts over racist charges
    224 7 United Press International Melbourne, Monday. The Australian Prime Ml~ -nister, Mr. William" McMahon, ;sfcsterday acted to I SS t ixownuae** Senator during a visit- to Singapore last When in Singapore Senators, Johiv Sim was k eigc pplicy rest in the Stj s hands of two
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    Lock icon IRA all set for army onslaught
    326 7 United Press International Belfast, Monday.—Heavi-ly-armed guerrillas of the outlawed Irish Republican Army yesterday threw up sandbag fortifications around Roman Catholic areas in Londonderry, claiming a full-scale invasion by British troops was imminent. "The decision has been taken," an IRA spokesman said, "only the pretext
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    Lock icon New threat of rail chaos in Britain
    203 7 Reuter London, Monday British Rail issued a tough do-as-you-are-told order to militant southern region train drivers last night, which could result in a complete rail stoppage in the area today. Union leaders warned that drivers could come out in protest following the directive
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    Encouraging news for rubber trade
    388 8 It looks as though the Malaysian government may once again succeed in clearing its own rubber stockpile without loss, and with the result of stiffening the world price. The welcome recovery of the rubber price on the local market to 86} cents a kilo at
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  • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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      Pressmen annoyed
      40 8 Journalists in Bangkok are irritated that the city's mayor does not attend the weekly Press conferences his secretary holds. They are given explicit instructions by the secretary to use all Press releases In the name of the mayor.
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      Long and short of the law
      123 8 Bangkok's taxi drivers are notorious for breaking all the traffic rules and regulations in the book except one: they will not accept five passengers. This refusal to break the law is for some strange reason adhered to by Thai taxi drivers like a code
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    Asians still find it hard to accept that Nixon and Mao made no secret deals
    1199 8  -  ALEX JOSEY Mr. William Rogers' dramatic statement in Washington .made the position crystal clear. The US Secretary of State declared that President Nixon intended to take "whatever action is necessary" short of ground combat troops,
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  • Letters
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      Discourteous clerk
      347 8 Due to business commitments, it was impossible for me to attend an oral highway code test. I was forced to go to the ROV. Maxwell Road, and attempt to register for a written test. In early January when I attempted this registration at a counter of the ROV,
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      Crossing at U-turn
      224 8 I would like to point out the difficulty of motorists wanting to make a U-turn from Buklt Tim ah Road into Dunearn Road Just outside the National Junior College. This is especially so if the drivers are trying to turn into Linden Drive, which is only slightly
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      Elementary maths
      78 8  -  SOON THAN TEE I refer to the letter by Jeremmy (NN, March 21) and wish to state that Elementary Mathematics is a compulsory subject for the vast majority of Secondary 111 and IV students. It is optional only for those students in the non-tech-nical stream who offer six
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      Clarifying PSA loans
      223 8  -  TAP CHENG TONG Public Relations Officer, The Port of Singapore Authority, Singapore. Junior Officer (NN, April 12) seems to be inadequately informed about the terms and conditions of the Port of Singapore Authority Housing Loan Scheme. All PBA staff are eligible for one loan to purchase their
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  • A MATTER OF LIFE AND BREATH
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      The growing threat of contamination
      1296 9  -  By Tan Chung Lee So great is the threat of contamination to Singapore's drinking water supply, that unless action is taken now water here will be undrinkable within the next few decades. And action is taking shape in the form at a dual plan to
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      Lock icon A grim warning: Water shortage expected within a century
      969 9  -  From Claire Sterling Washington Post The UN Food and Agricultural Organisation has just issued a report for the coming Stockholm environment conference saying that the human race is going to run short of water within a century. Jaded though we are
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    Regional body makes good
    1148 10  -  But SEAMEO faces a problem EDUCATION By Tan Chung Lee Now entering its seventh year, SEAMEO has come a long way as a regional experiment. Unlike other bodies formed during the syndrome of regional cooperation, SEAMEO (South-East Asia Ministers of Education Organisation) is one of the
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    Are students sufficiently aware of current affairs?
    577 10 Pang Guck Cheng Interviews five Secondary Four students from the Geylang Methodist Girls' School. PANG U PENG, 16: While students have some knowledge of current issues, they are generally not too interested. The knowledge that they have is usually derived from the newspapers,
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    ETV IN MALAYSIA FROM NEXT YEAR
    295 10 Monday telfyt-;. Mian (ETYFhi Malay?'*; Sftp is »&Wuled" td' In 1973^, «*v the construction and equipping of a new studio for programme production, for the supply of 5600 aashfi television receivers sott for the supply of 25 vUJ^ -tlon system more respon- V slve
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    Good results in law because of 3 factors
    473 10 Local law students and graduates today agreed that the brilliant results obtained by this year's batch of law graduates were due to three factors: more realistic marking, a better bunch of candidates and good staffstudent relations. They said that an important factor
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  • TREND
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      Lock icon Looking chic can be so easy
      88 11 Pale pastel shades tp make the evenings glow are part of the Classic-Romantic revival in fashion. But it's a classic look put together in a casual fashion very much in tune with our easy-going generation. Susan Pepper's twopiece is a glamorous example of how
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      Lock icon 'Layered Look' for the cold
      230 11 United Press International Paris, Monday The "Layered Look" of vests or sleeveless jackets is the big look In the French winter ready-to-wear fashion collections, with even high fashion designer Hubert De Glvenchy giving It his blessing. Olvenchy showed long belted sweater vests over navy blouses
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      More to a campaign than the campaign
      779 11  -  NALLA TAN This is an era of many seminars, conferences and campaigns. There are so many on at the same time, one is really taken aback at the abundance of subject matter that is covered. Take campaigns. In fact, by now, if all
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      Valentino's edible fashions
      390 11 Rome, Monday Winding up lour days of presentations of luxury ready-to-wear .and boutique collections in Itsfy, the country's best-known designer Valentino showed autumn-wln-ter fashions that can only be described as edible. Che«tnuts and walnuts, turtles and pheasants were printed everywhere, and then the chestnuts reappeared as big
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      In love for first time with another man
      520 11 Dear Ros, I am an European engineer aged 38 and a father of three children. My wife is also the same age. Recently, perhaps because of boredom or frustration, my wife had an affair with another man of 35 who is married
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      Pleasurable exertion
      125 11 Dear Ros, Is tiredness after sex due to loss of sperm or energy? Is sperm manufactured at a constant raie or does the rate increase after sexual activities? Does sex impede the growth of boys not yet mature? T.O.S. Dear T. 0.5., That feeling of total lethargy and
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      Terrified of birds...
      216 11 Dear Ros, I have a silly problem. I am afraid of feathers. I have been like this since childhood. I'm always terrified of birds and chickens. I'm 12 years old and in Primary 6. Very soon I'll be learning about birds and I'm sure 111 be asked
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      Quick reply, abrupt end
      253 11 Dear Ros, I started writing to a penpal on December 30 last year and when she replied to me Immediately I told her not to be In too much of a hurry. I sent her two photographs and I told her a lot about my feelings,
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      Intulted and punched
      312 11 Dear Ros, I am 27 and have known a 25-year-old seamstress for four months. I have asked her to go out with me but she refused and told me that she is too busy. Then last Sundav. to my great astonishment, I saw her in the nark
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      A problem of opposites
      324 11 Dear Ros, Please give me some advice. You see I am In love with this groovy boy. The trouble is that he is very hippy. He dresses crazily and smokes whereas I am the exact opposite, meaning a square. When we go around with his clique
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    Raising the dust
    888 12  -  MOTOR CYCLING) WITH LEE CHIU SAN There seems to be a craze among Singapore motorcyclists to use trail bikes on the streets these days, and I admit that there are some practical reasons for doing so, trail bikes being easier to ride and maintain than some roadster
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    Smart win on Ducati
    46 12 Imola, Italy, Monday Paul Smart of Britain, riding a Ducati. won the Shell 322 kilometres (200 miles) international motor cycle race here yesterdav. The race, for 750 cc production machines, was run over 64 laps of the Dlno Ferrari racing circuit here.
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    How to keep your cool
    1085 12  -  MOTORING 0 WITH JIM WATKINS This week I was invited by an enthusiastic owner, to look at a very neat airconditioner installation in a very smai: car. The owner in question. Jack Krahl bought the car, a Datsun 100 A. as a shopping runabout for
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    How retained company earnings could be as good as bonus
    664 12 FINANCIAL GAME BY CHARTEXUS MONEY While in the conservative view, the dividend record is undoubtedly a major criterion of the quality of a share, another school of thought emphasises the re-investment of earnings. The division of earnings into the dividend
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    Lock icon Piranhas show their teeth in polo clash
    673 14 By Sonny Yap The Singapore Piranhas lived up to their shuddering name yesterday by carrying off the Turf Club Plate's honours convincingly in the Malayan Polo Association's tournament at Thomson Road. In the last two-chukka match of the four-team competition, the formidable foursome
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    Standard is incredibly low in Singapore
    861 14  -  passing ShOlS gsr* Desmond Oon The weakest singles' final I have seen in years! This was how a tennis aficionado summed up the title round of the men's singles of the hard court championship at Tanglin Club last Sunday. I could not agree more
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    Motor-cycle scrambles continue
    170 14 The interupted series of regular motor-cycle scrambles was resumed yesterday when Mlndef granted permission for the use of the track. A large number of novices appeared, many for the first time, and the track was laid out accordingly without any of spectacular leaps which tax the experts.
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    West Indies in strong position
    362 14 Port Of Spain, Monday— The West Indies recovered well after collapsing in their second innings and were in a strong position against New Zealand at the .close of the fourth day of the fifth and final cricket Test here. New Zealand. 123 for six overnight
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    Ranji Trophy cricket
    106 14 Bombay, Monday.—Bengal struggled to a first innings total of 279 in reply to Bombay's first innings knock of 377 all out on yesterday' 6 third dav of the five day Ranji Trophy cricket final here. By close of play Bengal had struck back, taking two Bombay second
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    Sports results in Australia
    227 14 Results of Australian rules football matches played during the weekend: VFL Melbourne Richmond 15.19 (109) bt Carlton 15.14 (104); Fitiroy 11.17 (83) bt Hawthorn 9.12 (64); St Kilda 12.15 (87) bt Collingwood 9.13 (67); Melbourne 18.18 (126) bt South Melbourne 8.8 (56); Footcray 15.10 (100) bt
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      128 14 DR. KILDARE THERE'S A MR. J MORGAN TO SEE < YOU, PR. KILDARE. MORGAN? DON'T THINK X KNOW vHIM. HAVE HIM WAIT IN THE nSr LOUNGE m i 5* ii II I s** ;«»is II *SSs 5Si •i 553 it li 55 IK TONY/ I DIDN'T RECOGNIZE you WITH... SI
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      306 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 10 Yeast. 11 Fourth inning score. 12 Baseball's Speaker. 13 Network: Abbr. 18 Special ability. 22 Japanese sashes. 24 Card game. 27 Masculine title. 29 Formal account: Abbr. 30 Biblical lugitive. 31 French composer (1823-92). 32 Pieced (out) 33 Girl's name; Abbr. 34 Unless: Lat. 35 Living
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    Ipoh Saturday finishes
    338 15 Western Holdings took the lead from Stud Groom at the home turn, with Kidnapper closing in. Running on stoutly Western Holdings held on to beat Kidnapper by a nose. Third seas Stud Groom. Bart's Court led into the straight, with Scenestealer closing in. Remarkable moved up on
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    Way Glen ready
    629 15 By Scrutineer Way Glen is ready for a win and should be in the money next time out. Take a note of him. .This long fourth to Showman V in the Class 3 Division 2 6f on Saturday at Ipoh was better than it looked. He ruined
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    Lock icon Taiwan finishes on tops in PI
    311 15 Manila, Monday. Nationalist China ruled the foreign field in the conclusion yesterday of the 1972 Philippine National Open track and field championship here. Winning six gold medals on this last day. including the "strongest man and woman" titles of the threeday meet, the Taiwan
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    Lock icon Perry leads Indian uprising
    367 15 BASEBALL in the U.S. United Press International New York, Monday. Gaylord Perry tossed a seven-hitter and doubled to start a two-run third innings rally yesterday as the Cleveland Indians edged the Baltimore Orioles, 2-1. Perry began the Indian uprising with a ground rule double to left.
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    Basketball playoffs
    61 15 NBA playoff standings By United Press International (All aeries best-of-seven) Eastern Conf. finals W L PCT. x-New York 4 1 JN Boston 1 4 JSOO Western oonf. finals x-Los Angeles 4 2 .447 Milwaukee 2 4 .333 x-clinched series. Saturday's resntts Los Angeles 144, Milwaukee 104 (only game
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    Rose wall's title
    51 15 North Carolina, MondayKen Rosewall of Australia has defeated Cliff Richey for the title in the world championship of tennis tour meet in Charlotte yesterday. Rosewall rallied to down Richey, 2-6 6-2, 6-2. It was Richey's first appearance on Lamar Hunts tour. The loss snapped his nine-match winning
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    Dutch soccer
    70 15 The Hague, Monday—Yesterday's results In the Dutch honor soccer division were:Vitesse Arnehm 1 Volendam voloncam 0; Den Bosche Bois-Le-Duc 1 Telstar 1 Jmuiden 0; AJax Amsterdam 4 Utrecht Utrecht 0; Twente Enschede 1 Feyenoord Roterdam 0; Den Haag The Hague 3 MW Maastricht 3; Sparta Rotterdam 3Go Ahead
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    UK rugby
    44 15 London, Monday—Results of rugby league top II first round play-off matches yesterday: Bradford Northern 27 Warrington 4; Featherstone Rovers 14 Caotleford IS; Leeds 44 Leigh 2; Rochdale Hornts It Wakefield Trinity 12; Balford 22 Dewsbury t; 8 win ton 11 Wldnes 15.
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    Chong leads qualifiers
    96 15 Michael Chong, handicap 14, led the qualifiers in the Keppel Club Bobby Earle Cup competition when he returned a nett 62 over the Bukit Chermin course yesterday. He is drawn to meet David Lau, who carded a nett 66 yesterday, in the quarter-finals on Saturday. Other qualifiers:
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    Mitchell's 20-foot victory putt
    217 15 Rancho La Costa, California, Monday. Bobby Mitchell, little known pro from Danville, Virginia, sank a birdie putt of about 20 feet yesterday to beat Jack Nicklaus on the first hole of a sudden-death play-off for a victory in the Mony tournament of champions. Mitchell, 29, who
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    Netball results
    47 15 Inland Revenue scored an Impressive 26-11 win over Eastern Agency In the first division of the Singapore Women Netball Association league yesterday. Other results: Chartered Bank bt P N 24-11; Div 2 IBM bt Shangri-La 1611; Hilton bt Chase Manhatten 13-6; DBS bt Mansfield 14-12.
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    Nastase beats Kodes
    94 15 Nice, France, Monday.— Rumanian Ilie Nastase scored a confident 6-0, 6-4, 6 -3 victory over Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia yesterday to win the men's singles title at the Nice international tennis championships. Nastase. who also beat Kodes in the Nice final last year, retained the title with
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    S'pore thrashed
    21 15 London, Monday. The Singapore national soccer team were beaten 9-3 here yesterday by Cheshunt, of the amateur Athenian league.
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      A consistent vote-getter
      43 16 Lebanese politician Osman Dana can boast his popularity with the electorate is pretty constant. When he entered parlia ment in 1968 he polled 12.872 votes in his Beirut constituency. Last week he fought and won again. His total 12,872 votes.
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      Making jail a better place
      200 16 Sweden is experimenting with a new concept in prisons that sounds more like a country paradise than a penal institution. Situated in a large wood in northern Sweden a hundred miles from the nearest large town, the "prison" Is actually a deserted village. The prisoners,
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      50 16 Marion Knyler is 19 and can't wait to finish her education so she can get out and explore the wide world. She loves travelling and hopes to be an air hostess. She is a finalist in the SNUJ Press Queen contest. Picture by Picture by Philip Lim.
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      Wedding day test...
      37 16 Frank Novak passed his driving test in formal attire and with ribbons streaming from his car. He had rushed to the test from his wedding ceremony. Later he rejoined his bride at a reception.
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      Many a concern can Share those initials As it turns out...
      311 16  -  BUT THEN IT'S NOT A $72 M. QUESVION By Abby Tan MSA. Malaysia Singapore Airline?. Yes but not only. There are more MSAs than just Malaysla-S in g a p or e Airlines. The disputed Initials or similar shades
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      TODAY...
      127 16 Today Is Monday. April 24. the 115 th day of 1972 with 251 to follow. THE MOON: Between first auarter and full phase. THE MORNING STABS: Mercury and JuDlter. THE EVENING STARS: Venus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign of Taurus. ON THIS
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      Then who was that man walking across the moon?
      77 16 The owner of a small shop in the Brazilian town of Caruaru has decided he will take his eight-year-old son out of school because the boy has been taught that man has landed on the moon. "Nowadays they teach things that
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      Not the right silver lining
      88 16 Mr. Christopher Bell's hobby of collecting sliver paper for needy causes caused him to get an eviction notice. When a local housing inspector in Durham, England, called on 77-year-old Mr. Bell he could not get into three rooms because of the piles of silver paper.
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      Stubble trouble
      30 16 "Is this what your girl feels when she caresses you," runs an Italian magazine advertisement for electric shavers. Stuck on each advertisement Is a large piece of sandpaper.
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      Sinking pleasure
      37 16 A Rumanian pensioner, Mlhall lonescu, has invented a life-saving suit for shipwreck victims that keeps them in a vertical position, enabling them to "eat, drink or even smoke," the Romanian news agency reported from Bucharest.
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      The stiff upper lips beat the rail strike
      353 16 The days when Britain's labour unions could disrupt the nation's economy with impunity appear to have ended. The era may have passed into history in a confrontation between the nation's 290,000 railway workers and a Conservative government backed by a "brolly brigade"
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      Training for eternity
      69 16 "You feel better when you have trained in advance for whatever may happen," said Sicilian fisherman Giovanni Cefalu. So Cefalu. 54 and a father of seven, ordered a mahogany coffin made to his measurements and is spending his nights in it. It cost him $5OO, nearly all
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      TALKING POINT
      60 16 AH FOOK: Pollution, pollution, pollution. When will all the scaremongers and complainers realise that a bit of pollution is the price we must pay for progress. MEI LIN: You need your lungs read. It's not the price we pay so much as that which our children and grandchildren
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      469 16 5 Siagapare 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (T) 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore this Week (T) 3.55 It's Happening in Singapore (T—<Rpt) 4.10 Days of Our Lives 4.50 Close 0.10 Opening and HelpIt's a Hair Bear Bunch 6.30 News in Brief 6.35
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      478 16 Trust your lucky IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you possess the kind of temperament that leads to thoughtful consideration of others and an analytical approach to whatever work or play you undertake. Highly critical of your own performance In any given endeavour, ytju are inclined to be very much
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