New Nation, 9 March 1973

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  • 18 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, March 9, 1973 No. 658 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1973
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  • 12 1 Police reported 73 accidents yesterday. Four were serious, one fatal.
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  • 232 1 The share market opened steady this morning, with bullish streaks of trading evident. Blue-chips, which attracted strong speculative Interest, were Development Bank of Singapore, Haw Par and Sime Darby. BUSINESS DONE: Development Bank of Singapore (9) 8.00, (6) 8.10. (3) 8.30, (21) 7.90, (1) 6.20, (3) 8.05.
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  • 628 1 Police detain 10 after car bombs explode in central London Reuter, UPI London, Friday A man was killed and more thkn 200 injured after "car bombs" believed to have been planted by IRA guerrillas —exploded outside key centres in Central London yesterday. Within a
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  • 184 1 Rapid Rose, a §10,000 race horse, has died of arsenic poisoning. one month after his trainer was threatened for refusing to live a man racin police investigating the case believe a young male Chinese Is involved. According to a police report made yesterday by the
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  • 308 1 Students at schools in the SembawangMandai area may get an unplanned holiday as the hunt for Seletar Zoological Gardens' panther enters its third day. At least one school has decided to let of! its afternoon session students one period earlier so that they can
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  • 31 1 Bombay, Friday.—lndia's flag carrier. Air India, cancelled its flights yesterday as its stafT here went on a lightning strike to protest government decision to suspend 14 airport officials.
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous

  • 423 2  -  Clarification sought on Govt's new Act By Sonny Wee The new Securities Industry Act 1973 has set a poser for investors who buy shares in their own companies. Several share investors who are sitting on the boards of various companies either as directors or advisers,
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  • 22 2 The Science Teachers' Association of Singapore will hold its annual general meeting at the Raffles Institution hall, Grange Road, tomorrow.
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  • 385 2 The Guidance Unit fct the Education Ministry will conduct an ln-servlce course soon for career teachers to improve students' counselling techniques and the ability to detect drug abuse among school children. A spokesman of the unit said: "We conducted a 20week in-service course
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  • 291 2  -  By Ivan Lim The Government has Implemented the merit increment scheme for diyision one officers In the administrative and professional services. The scheme, which provides for up to a maximum of four increments a year for deserving officers, will initially apply to 37 grades that have been
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  • 144 2 The Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Mr. Ahmad Mattar, will open the Pollution Teach-in Seminar at the Conference Hall at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. Five environmental pollutions experts will present papers on various aspects of the subject at the oneday seminar organised by the Singapore Jaycees and sponsored by Mobil
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 403 2 GEORG JENSEN Master Craftsman and Designer Georg Jensen whose name is now a synonym for modern silver, opened his shop in Copenhagen in 1904. A year later he executed some superb designs by Johan Rohde, a painter, who soon became a silver designer with Georg Jensen. This collaboration, represents a
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    • 252 2 ntn knows that wherever there is mechanised production, land reclamation and development, construction, mining, shipbuilding and repairing, oil refinery and oil exploration, there's a need for top-quality bearings, ntn also knows how costly it is to keep your machines idle while waiting for a replacement. Or for parts used in
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 178 2 I weather I Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Kuala Lumpur 33-24C Taipeh 19-16C Hong Kong 20-17C Manila 32-20C Jakarta 30-24C Tokyo 10-2C Seoul 6-Mlnus 2C Bangkok 35-25C Naha 20-16C Paris 11-1C New York 10-6C San Francisco 18-8C London 12-6C Moscow O-Minus 5C Sydney 29-210 Adelaide 22-16C Singapore Singapore's weather for
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    • 396 2 HRPPEnincs WHAT'S ON TODAY PIANIST FOU TS'ONG will give a recital at the Conference Hall at 8.15 p.m. Mr. Yeo Toon Chia, MP for Kampong Kapor, will open the WATER IS PRECIOUS EXHIRITION at the Kampong Kapor community centre at 7.30 p.m. The ANGLO CHINESE SCHOOL OLD ROYS' ASSOCIATION will
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    • 127 2 monEVBOx Today's winning number *****4 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you can claim a $300 Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Saving Bank account in your name. Call with your identity
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  • 260 3 SMA chairman hits out Poaching of trained personnel among industries continues to exist in Singapore, making mapy of the bigger firms reluctant to provide in-plant training courses for school leavers, said Mr. Lim Hong Keat, chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers Association. Speaking at the two-day
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  • 273 3 'Give teachers an insight* call Industry should provide opportunities for technical teachers to learn about problems frequeptly encountered in industry and how these are being solved, said Mr. Cheong Pak Lo from the Ministry of Education. This, he said, was one of the ways
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  • 71 3 Four officer cadets from Singapore will be commissioned at the Sovereign's Parade, Royal Military Academy Sandhurt, today. They are Y.K. Low of Jalan Jelita, S.H. Chan of Jalan Ikan*Merah, B. Lim. of Changi Road and S.L.R. Sng of Mel Ling Street. The passing-out parade at the end of
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  • 53 3 The Siglap Women's Association will organise a copper relief course starting tomorrow at the Siglap community centre. The three-session course will be held every Saturday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The fee is $17 for members and $20 for non-members. Those interested should call at the
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  • 114 3 It was a proud moment for two schoolmates when they found they "bagged" the top two prizes of The Group One Road Safety Campaign essay competition. Yvonne Ling, and John Ko, 17 (left), both students from the National Junior College, won $100 and $75
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  • 334 3 50 per cent drop ROAD SAFETY '73 There was a 50 per cent drop in road deaths during the recent two-week Road Safety Campaign, the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Mr. Ahmad Mattar, said last night. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the campaign at the Regional English
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  • 242 3  -  By Violet Oon Hong Kong soprano Miss Ella Kiang last night proved at a Conference Hall recital that her voice, though classified as a lyric soprano's, had the depth and power to qualify her as a dramatic too. Her tone was rich and velvety though
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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  • In Person
    • 400 4 Smiles at presentation SMILING brightly and sitting primly in their chairs last week were 15 students from the Kembangan Primary Integrated School eagerly waiting their turn to receive bursaries from the school's Advisory Committee chairman, ENCIK MOHAMED SHARIFF BIN KARTAWI. Not only were the little ones being
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  • 610 4 cnmnE clinic by PG Dear P.O. The otner day I took my dog for a walK and after a while I saw that he was limping. When I looked at his pad I saw there was a splinter in it. I pulled it out
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    • 127 4 V AT THE GOLDEN PE4CCCT He plays a cool piano, croons like Nat King Cole! Walt Zacheary King of the Keys, here, at the Golden Peacock bar! See Walt tonight. Or any night Monday thru Saturday. And, if you wish to dine there's the Golden Peacock restaurant. Esther, our well-known
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  • 335 5 Reuter Pari3, Friday The Saigon government and the Viet Cong agreed yesterday to meet later this month for full-scale negotiations on the political future of South Vietnam. The talks, which are to be held at ministerial level in the Chateau de la Celld
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  • 247 5 Reuter London, Friday.—Kenyan Foreign Minister NJoroge Mungai yesterday suggested that Britain should boost its intake of British Asians from his country, where the government was determined to accelerate its Kenyanisatlon programmes. Dr. Mungai, speaking at a Press conference here also made it clear that Kenya
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  • 394 5 Biggest blitz as Ulster votes Reuter Belfast, Friday Terrorists launched a massive bombing offensive in Northern Ireland's two major cities yesterday while thousands of people voted in a referendum to decide whether the province should, break away from Britain. Police said at least 10 bombs exploded
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  • 44 5 Kampala, Friday— President Amin said yesterday Uganda's relations with China were "very good", and he hoped to establish similar relations with other countries In South East Asia. He was speaking at a meeting with Uganda's Charge D'Affaires in Peking, Mr. William Matovu.
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  • 144 5 United Press International Los Angeles, Friday—Mysterious radio signals heard 40 years ago may have been an attempt by an intelligence in another part of the universe to communicate with the earth, a Stanford University radio-astronomer said yesterday. Mr. Ronald Bracewell of Stanford University said a
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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    • 72 5 f 1 Bulova introduces the mini-accutron: the first electronic tuning fork watch for ladies. Now for the first time, women can enjoy the amazing accuracy of the Bulova Tuning Fork movement. Accuracy is guaranteed in writing, to vary no more than one minute in a month. Attractive designs conceal the
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • 292 5 NEW NATION CROSSWORD a ann a ACROSS 1 Treat stingily: Colloq. 6 Desert dweller. 10 Run for exercise. 13 Like a haunted house. 14 Wagon tongue. 15 Vinegary. 16 Soul: Lat. 17 Biblical Canaan. 19 Guiding light. 21 Therefrom. 22 Peel under the weather. 23 Level. 24 Top of a
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  • SHOPPING
    • 836 6 "lit AN is a very special animal. He is independent, in most cases; can think for himself and can do many things for himself. He rates highest in the family of mammals. And like all animals he likes to be free. He wants to be himself
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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    • 88 6 I Emporium Pte.lM CHINA PRODUCT CENTRE AND LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE. Authentically imported from China and reasonably priced, we carry a full range of China products from canned goods, to toys to garments to antiques and curios. Visit us today for I everything you would need J I Ground floor lit
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    • 158 6 oTAtt I 701 BROTHER SU PE RALTTO M ATI C Twenty built-in cams produce an unlimited variety of stitches with the simple twist of a dial on a BROTHER sewing machine. BROTHER is unbelievably simple to operate. Every sewing problem has been considered and solutions incorporated into the BROTHER sewing
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    • 287 6 EASTERN UNITED EASTERN UNITED EASTERN UNITED £1—7 days stay m in Singapore at z minimum rate c inclusive of: Accomodation in a leading hotel Four days sightseeing Two nights of night-life in the city Two days shopping spree in duty free shops One cultural show Three days free self-drive car
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  • Article, Illustration
    204 7  -  z By WANG SU FAH A reader asks how best to expose a picture by making use of a big lens opening. There are various focal stops in a lens to suit different purposes, ranging from big apertures, fl to f5.6, medium f6.3 to f9 and small, fll
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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    • 145 7 NEW NATION Name Address Title: Camera: Exposure: Rules Camera Corner weekly photographic contest Below are the rules of the competition. It's open to all with cash prises. 1. The Contest is open to all Singapore photographers. 2. Minimum size is 6" S" on r lossy surface. 3. An Entry Form
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • 268 7 Correct entry from student Quiz object No. 211 A SPECIAL QUIZ Last Monday's quiz photograph showed a table lamp. The only correct entry received came from Mr. Yap Boon Klang, a student, of Jalan Tenteram. He wins $35. Do you know what today's quiz photograph No. 211 shows? If you
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  • 422 8 Mujibur Rahman, the father of Bangladesh, has emerged victorious in his country's first general elections. Mujib's win confirms that he is still the darling of the Bengalis who are confident his leadership can give the country a respite from disruptive forces and establish enduring economic
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  • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
    • 66 8 A friend who applied for a job with a statutory body has finally been asked to attend an interview six months after he sent in his application. We can't complain of the delay, however. It may have lost the statutory body a good officer, but It has
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    • 88 8 No wonder the world acknowledges the business acumen of the Japanese. A friend who passed through India recently reported visiting a lodge set up by an enterprising Japanese right on Mt. Everest itself! Nestling some 19,000 feet above sea level, the holiday resort is already attracting a
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  • 1059 8  -  PANG CHENG LIAN If you still don't know what frustration is all about. I suggest that you try buying a flat or a house. Particularly If you happen to be a salaried worker who Is drawing
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  • Letters
    • 239 8  -  MUHAMMAD HASSAN I refer to your article In the Educational Broadsheet (15-2-73) under the title Later Civilisations In Asia and Africa In which It was stated that Prophet Muhamad (peace be upon him) "combined certain beliefs and teachings of the Jewish and Christian religions with old local
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    • 151 8  -  YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development. Singapore 2. We refer to the letter by Too Bumpy captioned Roads in Poor Condition (NN, 20.2.73). The uneven road surfaces are the result of the laying of services occasioned by the immensely increased building activities in Singapore.
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    • 92 8  -  VICTOR FOO I refer to your probe on the "chap-ji-kee" racket In New Nation dated 27.2.1973. As the saying goes, "If you can't beat them, Join them." Why not ask Singapore Pools to run a lottery on the same line as operated by these illegal racketeers? Probably,
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    • 91 8 I refer to the letter written by Mr. Chee King Ting, Public Relations Officer, Postal Services Department, captioned Two Deliveries a Day (NN, 28th February) which is very Informative. I believe the Postal Department also provides delivery service for express letters. I think it will be
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    • 83 8  -  YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development. Singapore, 2. We refer to Mr. Lau Ah Kong's complaint against obstructions caused by furniture and bicycle repairers at the five foot ways in Victoria Street (New Nation of 15th February, 1973). Notices requiring the removal of
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    • 111 8 Scooters and motor cycles for repair can be seen lying on the roadside near the pedestrian crossing in Chia Keng Village, Ylo Chu Kang Road, 6i m.s. This obstruction poses a danger to motorists and pedestrians alike. If a motorist does not notice these faulty vehicles placed
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    • 245 8 I wonder why the Adult Education Board Is unable to Improve Its system of preparing the syllabus. Every year the new ryllabus comes In about the middle of the year, when we have already started our lessons. When I was in Secondary Two, the new syllabus came
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous

  • Our Heritage
    • 1035 9 This old godown with its Victorian wroughtiron balustrades has become a landmark on the Singapore River. It is close to the bridge which was widened in 1862 and then renamed Elgin Bridge in honour of the Governor-Gene-ral of India, Lord Elgin
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • 168 9 make it easy on yourself., before you make a purchase, see CCS first 3 Si ii 'A r< *5 w V (if* i M !ia 7? T w w A M ■>/'/. m '/r Thinking of buying a new car or a new item of equipment for your business? Then
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
    • 581 9 YOUR CHINESE HOROSCOPE The period between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. belongs to the south-west to west zone. It is influenced by earth, metal and water according to the I Ching or Book of Changes. People born at this time are usually clever, with strong characters and great self-confi-dence. They
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
    • 754 10  -  From Joseph Alsop Los Angeles Times CHINA The reason I came to Nanking is probably worth recording. In Peking, when I had finished outlining my desired programme in China —in itself already unprecedented I was asked a question: "But why have you not asked to
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    • 465 10  -  From Trevor Drieberg INDIA The 300-year-old city of Bombay, India's "gateway to the West," is being reborn. A vast new urban complex is coming up on the other side of the tongue of the Arabian Sea on which it stands. Officially known as
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    • 504 10 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other Newspapers are saying: THE RISING STRIKE WAVES IN BRITAIN The strike waves In Britain are now rising and spreading and have somewhat become the main force against the Conservative Government. By taking strike actions on a big scale at a
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    • 718 10  -  From Aline Mosby United Press International UNITED NATIONS The world's largest Buddhist temple is tilting. Venice is sinking. Peru's ruins must be tidied up for tourists. Three alarm appeals for help are pouring into the offices of the new rescue operation for saving mankind's monuments, the World
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
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  • TREND
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    • 1001 11  -  YOUNG MEN ON AN OGGLE SPREE The female front r BY GINNY My aging process registered a seismic turbulence three days ago when I was standing outside the fitting room of a rather souped-up boutique. I was waiting to try out a T-shirt (a
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    • 440 11  -  -< EATING IN with MAK CHIK Substantial soups that are virtually a meal in themselves are popular all over the world. Italy has its famous vegetable soup called minestrone, while Scotland fills many stomachs with hearty Scotch broth. The tang of Russian and middle European meat,
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
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  • BUSINESS NEWS
    • 171 12 Mr. O.W. Matheson, manager commercial planning of Air New Zealand. has forecast a continuing growth In the tourist traffic from New Zealand to Singapore. "I cannot see a dip In the rising trend of tourist flow from New Zealand to Singapore," he said in
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    • 246 12 United Press International Brussels, Friday The European common market nations agreed yesterday to ask the United States to help solve the world money crisis by tightening credit at home, and bringing back surplus dollars abroad. Market spokesmen said these proposals were drawn up by
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    • OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
      • 342 12 United Press International New York, Friday—Prices moved lower yesterday after retreating from an early advance that had produced gains in the past four sessions The rally turned around after a government announcement of a sharp gain in the wholesale price index for February. The surge was sparked by
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      • 244 12 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time). A baleen 14 15 Do opts 04V& nil AOD 13 14 Allstate 16 17 Amad 06 08 Aust Ant 17 18 Bamboo 05 0814 Beach 48 nil Bounty OU 01V& 02 Bridge 21 23 Castiereagh 06 07 Cleveland 45 50 Cosmos 01H
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      • 212 12 Kyodo Tokyo, Friday The Tokyo stock market continued to improve in early trading yesterday. The Dow-Jones average of 225 selected blue chips closed the morning session at yen 4,993.27, up yen 42.51. Cotton spinnings kept on rising. Paper-pulps and chemicals held steady. Speculative stocks among the shipping and resources
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      • 34 12 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 industrials 976.44 (off 3.54). 20 transport 197.04 (off 1.31), 15 utilities 110.53 (off 0.83), 65 stocks 305.89 (off 1.52).
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    • 341 12  -  By Bharathi Mohan A delegation of highpovsyered American businessmen will arrive here early next month to explore new ways of financing major economic development programmes. The team of about 50 top executives will study in particular the local transportation and
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    • 108 12 The share market bounced higher yesterday, with firm followthrough support for stocks traded. General price appreciation was evident in all the sectors, probably the result of renewed interest by operators as misgivings about the Securities Industry Bill fade away. Higher priced stocks were back in favour and recorded
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    • 149 12 JAKARTA, Fri.—lndonesia will spend nearly one third of a US$234 million ($585 million) loan from Japan to develop oil projects in the fiscal year 1973-74, it was announced here A spokesman said after a Cabinet budget meeting chaired by President Suharto that the
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  • 7125 12 THE following are more results in the SingaporeCambridge CCE "0" level (English) examination. Figure shown against a candidate's name indicates the number of subject passes. The folk)wine names from St. Patrick's School and the Adult Education Board were inadvertently left out in the SingaporeCambridge GCE "O" level
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  • 227 14 Meet Thin Tee, who is going all out to emulate his younger brother, Thin Klay, now an assistant professional with the Singapore Island Country Club. Thin Tee, 29, an executive officer with Mindef, took up golfing only last August to follow In his 26-year-old brother's
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  • 274 14  -  SINGAPORE OPEN lim WITH S LIM KEE CHAN Twenty three year old Bobby Lim, the pride of Malaysia, has just returned from a successful tour of the Australian and New Zealand circuits. Bobby, an unassuming youngster, hopes to play in as many tournaments overseas
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  • 324 14 Trainer Garnet Bougoure's Derby trio, Ming Derby (Laurie Johnson) Indian Rebel (Bougoure) and Ten No Trumps (C. H. Tan) were matched in an interesting trial on a good track at Bukit Timah this morning. Breaking from the 4f the three stablemates steadily clapped on the
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  • 109 14 The Ministry of Education trounced the Prime Minister's Office at a badminton tournament last night chalking up a 4-1 victory Following are the results: Singles: Ronald Wee (Education) beat Francis Lim 15-9 15-6; Johnny Pang (Education) beat Asari Rahmat 15-3 15-6; Lian Sek Thye (Education) lost to
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  • 27 14 London. Friday.— Results of Rugby Union matches yesterday were: Bath 17 RAF 7; Oxford University 10 Oxfordshire 2«: The Army 13 Public School Wanderers 15.
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  • 551 14 Toh Boh Heng, the Singapore Island Country Club green-keeper, was the hero among the local participants in the Singapore Open which started at the 6625-yard par-71 Bukit Course yesterday. Boh Heng, who has been given the nick name of "jumbo," after "Jumbo" Ozakl, (the
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  • 90 14 Bridgetown, Friday Fast bowler Dennis Lillee has been dropped from the Australians 12 to meet the West Indies in the Second cricket Test starting here today, because of a back Injury. Lillee's place in the 12 has been taken by leg spin ner Terry
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  • 71 14 Sydney, Friday—Austra lian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam. will officially open the Australian section of the World Cup Qualifying tournament at Sydney sports ground on Sunday. In the early game Indonesia will play New Zealand, followed by the home side against Iraq. Last week in Auckland, in the
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    • 104 14 Have you thought about it? The luxury of it all. The smooth air conditioned joy ride in a really posh car. You too may be seated in a limousine one of these days if you hit the top prizes in the Singapore Sweep. A dollar put into the Sweep is
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    • 114 14 DR. KILDARE ill 1 I KNOW IT, dr. sillespie... AND 1 THINK IT'S MY FAULT THAT WE'RE GOING TO LOSE OUT ON THIS GRANT. I wr E IIISI i v mr*. by Ken Bald i i mm 'P. I 54? a Mm m i m m, NO.' MISS PINTO BROWN
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  • 328 15  -  By Dennis Chia A heated row is brewing between the National Sports Promotion Board and the United Tae-Kwon Do Group over the recognition of five fourth degree black belters. In a press conference held at Sports House, NBPB publicly stated that it would not recognise
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  • 228 15 Six months of sweat and toll finally paid dividends for the Singapore American School yesterday, when it beat Thomson Secondary School 62-56 in the final of the National Schools basketball championship at Bartley Road. But the path to victory was not a bed
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  • 422 15 London, Friday Liverpool and Leeds United continue their chase for the English league championship tomorrow with games that appear less arduous than tneir home mid-week European clashes. Liverpool, top of the table with 46 points, beat the East German club Dynamo Dresden 2-0 on
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  • 154 15 London, Friday. Mrs. Heather McKay of Australia won the British women's squash rackets championship for a record 12th successive year at Sydenam here last night. Mrs. McKay, 31, destroyed New Zealand champion Cecllle Fleming 9-1, 9-0, 9-1 in the final In only 16 minutes.
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  • 82 15 The following are winners In the Second Yeo Toon Chla International and Chinese Chess Championships held from Feb. 10 to March 3 at the Kampong KaDor Community Centre. Qoli Class I Lai Lin Onn. Norman Lim. Tay Cbeong Ann. Silrer Class II Alexius Chang, Aiphonsus Chla. David
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  • 23 15 The International Bowling Club will be holding Its annual general meeting at the Hyatt Hotel on March 26 at 6 pm.
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  • 159 15 The Singapore Recreation Club will send its Women's Hockey team on their first tour to West Malaysia from today to March 18. The SRC team, with six state players in its ranks, was top in the SWAA Pesta Sukan last year. In the recent SWHA
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    • 342 16 Melbourne Herald Television's canine star Lassie is in the doghouse with West German accident researchers. And Daktari's lion Clarence and chimpanzee Judy, they say, should have stayed in Africa. The family favourites, they claim, are giving young city children the wrong idea that
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    • 154 16 TODAY is Friday, March 9, the 68th day of 1973 with 297 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching its first quarter. THE MORNING- STABS: Venus, Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces. Italian navigator Amerigo Vespucci was
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    • 76 16 Bank clerk Irene Ho has attained her independence when she turned 21 recently. "It's great to know that I'm no more a minor," she said laughingly. Irene is a book lover. She reads all types of books from the crime thrillers to the bhakespearean classics.
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    • 106 16 Police in France yesterday arrested 26 members of a Dijon family who are alleged to have used theft to provide for all their household needs for the past 20 years. A 60-year-old grandfather and four children aged between 14 and
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    • 47 16 Australia's oldest car driver, Karl Flunger, 96, has been driving for 67 years, and says he has never had an accident—"not even a scratch." Flunger bought his first car in 1906 and today drives a sports saloon which, he says, "keeps me young."
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    • 119 16 Roy B. Perez, 25, appeared in the Municipal Court in Ventura, California, this week for his preliminary hearing on charges of receiving stolen property, smartly clad in a sportscoat and a swank shirt. One of the witnesses called at the hearing was Taylor
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    • 77 16 Eskimos are crazy about ice lollies from Britain. In the last year a London firm has sold more than 230.000 Ice pops In Greenland. That is five for each of the 46,000 inhabitants. The demand has shown no signs of falling off during the sub-zero
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    • 50 16 A woman driver caught speeding at 96 m.p.h. on a motorway explained she was In a hurry because she was running out of pstrol, her solicitor told a magistrate In Durham England. Mrs. Pat Hegan. 27, wife of football star Danny Hegan, was fined £25.
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    • 63 16 MEI LIN: First a bear, then a panther. I wonder what will escape next from the Singapore Zoological. Gardens. There must be an inquiry into the zoo's security. AH FOOK: At the rate the animals are getting out, tourists will return home to tell the old story of
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