New Nation, 17 November 1973

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    21 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Saturday evening, November 17, 1973 NO. 874 Price 15 cents M.C. (P) 33/73. SINGAPORE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1973
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  • Article
    Warning: Cut down on power or else...
    498 1  -  Officers launch surprise checks on all government departments By Ivan Lim, Sunny Wee Senior civil servants this morning made spot checks on all Government departments to ensure that electricity consumption is cut down to the minimum. I This follows yester day's Finance Ministry
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    Lock icon Arabs may relax oil ban: Nixon
    660 1 'It's pegged to Dr. K's Mid-East effort* Reuter Washington, Saturday President Nixon said yesterday there was a reasonable possibility of an easing in the Arab oil cutback, which has been directed against countries considered friendly to Israel. But he said that even If the
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    Warning by Bhutto
    57 1 Islamabad, Saturday. —Prime Minister Zulflkar All Bhutto said yesterday that Pakistan would counter any further attempt to breakup the country. Mr. Bhutto told a gathering of tribesmen in Farachinar during his current tour of areas bordering Afghanistan, that the government was capable of countering propaganda with propaganda,
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    Lock icon Esso: Cuts necessary
    344 1 Reuter London, Saturday The Americanowned Esso company has warned it must start to ration deliveries of oil and petrol to its customers around Britain as local fuel shortages build up. A circular to some 7500 petrol stations as well as to offices and homes with oil-fired central
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    Honeymoon secret
    40 1 Bridgetown, Saturday. —Princess Anne and her husband, Capt. Mark Phillips, were honeymooning aboard the royal yacht Britannia somewhere in the Caribbean yesterday. A US Coast Guard is tracking the yacht, but its whereabouts are being kept a secret.
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    Lock icon The buffer zone plan
    400 1 Golda's new terms Reuter, UPI Tel Aviv. Saturday Prime Minister Mrs. Golda Meir has outlined a plan which calls for a mutual pullback of Israeli and Egyptian forces and the establishment of UN buffer zones on both sides of the Suez Canal. According to government sources
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    A confident tip for Gopeng
    322 1 From Blue Peter, Kuala Lumpur, Saturday Gopenf II was given as an extra good thing In Race 8 here this morning. The four-year-old by Power House comes from the bang-In-form stable of Mansor Matban and will have champion Jockey Jim Johnson to partner him. He
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    Here's a chance to win a prize
    99 1 Turn to Page 3 for the entry coupon for the Belle of the Week contest, fill in your choice and. who knows, you could walk away with some of the big, big prizes. Remember to read the rules car e f u lly
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    Sisters found drowned in Tampines
    359 1 Fishing trip ends in tragedy By Bharathi Mohan Two sisters who went fishing near their home in Tampines were found drowned in a pond yesterday. Police Identified them as Peh Lye Choo, 12, and Bee Choo, 11. They were hauled out separately and at different
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    Lock icon Trio join Skylab for 60-day stay in space
    162 1 United Press International Houston, Saturday Three astronauts bound for man's longest spaceflight linked their Apollo ferry ship to the nose of Skylab yesterday on the third attempt after a flawless launch from Cape Canaveral. "She looks pretty as a picture," said Skylab
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    Four killed in floods
    33 1 Bogota, Saturday Torrential rains spread more death and destruction in Colombia and neighbouring Venezuela Friday. Pour people were killed in Western Colombia when a rainswollen river broke its banks.
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    Flights cut
    21 1 Geneva, Saturday. Swissair, Switzerland's national airline, said today it is reducing its North Atlantic flights to economise on fuel.
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    OUR ROADS
    13 1 Police reported 98 accidents yesterday. Six were serious and one fatal.
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      'Evaluate the work of youth bodies'
      131 2 Many youth organisations overtook the fact that poor youths need help in tuition, scholarship and counselling, according to a report in the Youth Directory. The pubncation states: "There is a strong emphasis in general purpose youth groups on social responsibility. There are groups picking
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      Law to give taxmen more powers
      445 2 Move to recover unpaid payroll tax The government has introduced new regulations under the Finance Act giving it more powers to recover money due under the payroll tax. The new regulations empower the Government to sue for any tax and penalty due from and
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      192 dogs for big show
      144 2 A total of 192 dogs from 33 breeds will take part in the fourth championship show of the Singapore Kennel Club at the National Stadium in Kallang Park tomorrow. Mr. R. William Taylor will be the Judge. Mr. Taylor, who is now living in Britain,
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      Five for Manila talks on mental retarded
      106 2 Three teachers and two executive committee members of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children have left for Manila to take part in the first Asian conference on mental retardation starting tomorrow. They are Miss Dorothy Williams. Miss Angela Khoo, Miss Chia Poh Hong,
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      Ngee Ann plans two new courses to fill gap
      150 3 Ngee Ann Technical College plans to Introduce two new courses In marine engineering and urban/estate management to meet an acute shortage of professionals in these fields. The vice-principal of the College, Mr. Philip Limb, is now in Britain to make a
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      Bazaar
      27 3 The American Women's Auxiliary will hold a Christmas Bazaar in aid of local charities at the Hyatt Hotel's Crystal Ballroom on Nov. 27 at 9 a.m.
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      How you can take part in the contest...
      449 3 This is the day you have been waiting for. With today's coupon and Monday's to Friday's cuttings, you can win the big, big prizes in New Nation's BELLE OF THE WEEK contest. This is how you must go about it. First place
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      Here are all the big, big prizes
      218 3 The New Nation Belle of the Week contest offers winners big, big prizes every week. Let us take a look at what BELLE OF THE WEEK contest. The reader who sends in the entry that comes closest to what the judges decide on
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      Avoiding behaviour problems in life
      471 3  -  Prof. Wong: Parental care is important By Teresa Ooi Children' need parental care, affection and stimulation in their early life if they are to avoid behaviour problems later op according to a university don. The development of a child, whether physical, mental or psychological depends
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      333 2 To help you come up smiling the morning after the night before i Too much drink and too little sleep, and you might wake up feeling awful. Be smart. Take one or two Alka-Seltzer tablets dissolved in water before you go to bed. Or after you wake up. It will
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      228 2 THE BALANCED HEALTH FOOD FOR DOGS Jit NUTRITIOUS, APPETISING, ENERGISING It's a common belief that meat supplies all the food elements a dog needs. As a matter of fact meat is deficient in many respects. For example even the best prime beef is low in vitamin D, pantothenic acid, pyridoxin
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      962 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are an emotional person who receives his greatest stimulation from an association with nature, especially when that association is shared with another. Highly romantic in your outlook, you believe in the possibility of achieving the ideal and towards that end
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      9 3 1 I i_ BELLE OF THE WEEK iimv FORm
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Ted's boy has bone cancer
      208 4 Washington, Saturday. —Edward Kennedy Jr.. 12. the oldest son of President Kennedy's only surviving brother, has bone cancer In the right leg and will undergo amputation above the knee today. Senator Edward Kennedy's office said yesterday the operation would be performed at Georgetown University Medical
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      Lock icon US will work for peace, says Kissinger
      203 4 United Press International Washington. Saturday —Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger returned yesterday from 12 days of round-the World diplomacy, expressing determination to help bring peace to the Middle East and satisfaction that the United States and China are strengthening their ties. On
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      Lanka ban on Time
      69 4 Colombo, Saturday Sri Lanka has banned the November 5 Issue of Time magazine following representations by Muslims here that a picture purported to be that of the Prophet Mohammed was "obnoxious to the principles of Islam." Time's religious section portrayed Mohammed riding on a black charger
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      Lock icon Nixon: I did not say 'liar'
      343 4 Query over version by Richardson United Press International Washington, Saturday President Nixon has questioned the account given by Mr. Elliot Richardson of the events leading to the dismissal of Mr. Archibald Cox as Watergate special prosecutor and Mr. Richardson's resignation as AttorneyGeneral. The White
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      Lock icon An insect killer 100 times better than DDT'
      136 4 Reuter London, Saturday. British scientists said today they have developed an insecticide 100 times as effective as D.D.T. and apparently safer. The new synthetic compound is related to pyrethrum, a plant substance which kills Insects. Earlier synthetic pyrethrins proved unstable in light
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      Price drop
      28 4 Washington, Saturday. —Government economists predicted yesterday the price of soybeans, a key raw material for producing meat, milk and poultry, will begin to decline after December.
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      Lock icon Riots hit Greece
      226 4 United Press International Athens, Saturday. Greek tanks rolled Into Athens yesterday as police using tear gas and firing submachine bursts Into the air clashed with thousands of antiRovernment demonstrators. At least one person was shot. One witness said two tanks passed in front of the Hilton Hotel
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      Lock icon Now US plans 'hotline' to allies
      182 4 Reuter Washington, Saturday An American official said yesterday that the possibility of establishing a "hotline" centre in Europe was being studied so that President Nixon could consult urgently with leaders of Nato countries. The senior US official who declined to be named, said a
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      414 4 Start them young with their 1,2, 3s.KIDDICRAFT Counting Frame a basic educational toy for the pre-schooling age. 100 colourful beads on very strong bars with a varnished beechwood frame. $16.60 v Us icoQQ SUPREME 4,000 pieces Jig-saw puzzle from England. 144 cm x 97 cm in dimensions. Fully interlocking.An interesting,
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      24 4 DR. KILDARE by Kan Bald PS 9! i I :v£ 3S=\ MAJfCH/NO=o9 fug suxfyyfiOMCM JOINED ONS OP Ouß LESOMS t NORBERT by George Fatt
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      458 4 CINEMA POSER KWANG SIA/NEW NATION CONTEST Last Tuesday's poser showed a scene from the movie Harlow. The first 10 correct entries opened by the Editor yesterday evening from: Ngoh Tong Soon (student), of 223H Circuit Road; Mr. Wong Kok Chew (store assistant), of 4480L Jalan Bukit Merah; Mr. Allen Burgess
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  • FINANCE
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      Housewives a force to reckon with in the share market
      410 5  -  By S.V. Suppiah Prices ended marginally lower on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. During the week a total of 60 industrials advanced while 50 declined and 10 remained unchanged. Profits that had been taken during the week were not
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    • OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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        New York
        379 5 The stock market rallied yesterday to post Its biggest gain In two months on the strength of statements by President Nixon and Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev expressing optimism about the Middle East. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which had fallen more than 117 points in the
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        Dow Jones
        33 5 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 industrials 891.33 (up 16.78), 20 transport 175.68 (up 1.43), 15 utilities 93.27 (up 0.38), 65 stocks 274.30 (up 3.87).
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        Tokyo
        60 5 Share prices moved moderately lower in the morning session on the Tokyo Stock Market yesterday. The market opened bullish aided in part by afci overnight rally on Wall Street. But a sharp fall of Matsushita Electric Industrial, blamed on selling by foreign investors, touched off declines among blue chips
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        Zurich
        83 5 This service is from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing prices (in Swiss francs) on the ZJurlch Stock Exchange yesterday. UBS 3950 —10 SBC 3650 —10 Credit Suisse 3490 —35 Swissair B. 548 —18 8wiss Relnsur. 2400 Wlnterthur B. 1920 —6 Zurich lnsur. 6825 —60 Juvena B. 2370 Nestle
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      Cons. Hotels deeper in red
      258 5 Consolidated Hotels have fallen deeper into the red with group net loss after provision for taxation and extraordinary items reaching $2,043,080 for the year to end-April, 1973—51,878.473 worse off than the last time. The loss, in a substantial part, arose from Consolidated Hotels' decision to
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      THE SHARE MARKET
      2023 5 INDUSTRIALS 1973/1974 High Low 4 wks. ago Stock Closing Price Buyers Sellers Week's Last Week's TurnSale or Over 6.30 4.60 6.80 5.90 2.00 6.1S 1.32 5.90 10.60 4.50 8.80 3.77 2.90 7.50 12.80 3.20 12.00 7.80 7.30 14.80 7.50 2.25 3.12 3.30 4.80 7.00 2.59 16.00 4.90
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      209 5 Why d'ye think it never used to get past Glasgie? Everything they made at the Glengoyne distillery in the Campsie Hills of Stirlingshire used to be drunk in Glasgow. Because the Glaswegians have such a fine taste for whisky. Langs had to modernize the old distillery so that, still using
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  • OPINION
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      Impeaching the President
      451 6 Shakespeare would have called It dramatic irony. Almost a year to the day after he won the presidential elections with a record majority, Richard Nixon now faces the distinct possibility of impeachment. After eight months of debate and controversy In the Press and in the Courts, the
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    • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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        A wrong farewell
        35 6 An officer at the mortuary forgot himself and told a group of friends who nad just collected a body, "See you again." Needless to say, It was the end of the friendship.
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        A strange fancy
        38 6 A maniac with a peculiar obeesslon appears to be on the prowl in he Buklt Tlmah area. My friends say their bras, panties and other underwear seem to be disappearing from the clothes' line lately.
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        Disgusted with car
        47 6 I wouldn't recommend doing It In Singapore, but a motorist disgusted with the performance of his car, decided to show his anger by driving the ear through a showroom window at the company's British headquarters. He has been charged in court for malicious damage.
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      Urgent need for a prices board
      1017 6  -  Carbine runaway inflation is unquestionably one of the most urgent tasks in Singapore today. In the first 10 months of this year, the cost of foodstuffs roan by 20 per cent, and given the international shortage of oil and its by-products, it is virtually
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      NANYANG SIANG PAU
      465 6 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other Newspapers are saying: THE MALAYSIAN PRIME MINISTER'S VISIT TO SINGAPORE The Malaysian Prime Minister, Tun Razak, is here for a three-day official visit, his first official visit to Singapore since he became the Prime Minister. During his stay in Singapore, he
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      Oil—a major crisis in Japan
      529 6  -  By Don Oberdorfer Vulnerable Japan, faced with threats to its petroleum lifeline, has begun to tilt its diplomatic posture toward the Arab side of the Middle East conflict. So far the Japanese tilt has been rather moderate, too moderate in fact to satisfy the Increasingly
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      Lock icon An old name for Thailand
      461 6  -  By Trevor Goodchild Reuter Thailand may once again officially be called Siam, if some members of a committee drafting the country's new constitution get their way. Known as Siam to foreigners for centuries, this South-East Asian kingdom first officially became Thailand only in 1939. Whether
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  • SATURDAY REVIEW
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      DISCOVERING BALI
      2300 7  -  You may think that only hippies who take refuge in temples and sleep on the beach can do it but New Nation writer ufcNE TEO returned from a holiday in Bali recently boasting of a $10-a-day expenditure. And though hers was a holiday on a shoe-string budget, Gene
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      SATURDAY SMILES...
      473 7 WHEN 26-year-old Cathy Bentham visited her husband, Terry, 28, in a British hospital, where he was awaiting a vasectomy operation, she found him in a mixed ward. And some of the women patients were young, shapely and in see-through nighties. She told him: "Get dressed you're going home.'
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      Dishing out popular military mish-mash
      699 8  -  SIGHT& SOUND «T EDGAR KOH Military mishmash has always been popular over TV. From McHale's Navy and The Phil Silvers Bhow to the more recent Hogan's Heroes and Gomer Pyle series, humour has often bungled in uniform. Military melodrama, in the form of Combat!, has
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      Bringing to a close the Music of Time
      1082 8 PORTRAIT OF A WRITER by Anthony Powell. DAVID HOLLOWAY. In a small country house In Somerset in the west of England an authour is at work on the last section of a 12-volume novel which is one of the few works of
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      Good look at the things of a great era
      481 8 THE VICTORIAN TREASURE-HOUSE by Peter Conrad William Collins £3.50. ALEC FORREST. There is immense interest today in all things Victorian, especially from the early part of the famous queen's reign over Britain and her empire which began in 1837 and ended
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      All-girl Japanese troupe on its second trip
      262 8  -  THEATRE BY VIOLET OON When you think of a few hundred women living and working together the first thing that comes to your mind is a nunnery. But in Japan, it adds up to something quite different the Takarazuka Revue. This 400 all-girl
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      Up-to-the-minute laugh at worldwide mess
      502 8  -  CINEMA BY EDGAR KOH MONET MONET MONET starring Lino Ventura, Jacques Brel, Charles Denner, Johnny Hallyday, Charles Gerard and A 1 d o Maccionne (Lido). This Is a satirical take-off on money as the root of all international politico-economic chaos the only common factor among
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      Ancient Australian aboriginal art comes to town...
      462 8  -  ART BY PAULINE BONA The 30,000-year-old art and culture of the Australian aborigine is said to be among the oldest and most remarkable in the world. And Singaporeans now have a chance to see their works with the opening of the Australian aboriginal
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      Paying low price for top quality
      228 9  -  STAMPS BY ANDREW LAU Today let me aquaint you with the stamps of another Commonweal th country Malawi formerly known as the protectorate of Nyasaland. The stamps of Malawi, like many other African stamps, are very attractive and have drawn quite a few newcomer
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      The dazzle of the concerto
      1070 9  -  Like a good heavyweight bout CLASSICS BY YEO HAN This week we will take a close look at music for the piano in general and the concerto in particular. The piano is a comparatively "new" instrument. There are many claims as to who and where
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      Boogie in best tradition
      685 9  -  New Allmans' fifth album POPS BY JEAN LI ALL M A N BROTHERS BAND: BROTHERS AND SISTERS (CAPRICORN RECORDS): The word from the street is that the Allman Brothers Band is the best band in America today. And that, despite the fact that they have lost
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      From hymns to pop
      380 9  -  Violet Oon The church seems to be a good training ground for budding soul musicians, if we can judge by the success story of Ruby, the leader and singer of an allBlack group now playing at the Genghis Grill of the Ming Court Hotel. "My father
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      Balladeer Bruce
      293 9  -  Gene Teo A chance meeting with two friends at the airport in Perth brought Australian singer Bruce Gillespie, 31, to Singapore. Bruce (right) was on his way to London when he heard from these friends that the Reno Brothers were performing in Singapore. He called the brothers on
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      Junior stars for trip Down Under
      655 9  -  CHESS BY LIM KOK ANN Singapore's Junior players will be making two overseas trips in the near future to widen their experience as well as for education in general. The Anglo Chinese School team which had won the inter-school team championship in the past
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      380 7 Good Times! Who cares about dates, parties, picnics or dances when you've got pimples? I couldn't even face up to my face let alone other people! Then I started using Clearasil like my doctor told me to. And it worked wonders because Clearasil contains the same medicines that dermatologists use.
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      510 9 ,iVW» mi Hotel Royal RAM ADA Advertisement GARDEN NEWS TALKING ABOUT FERTILISERS (12) Last Saturday we cleared the ground literally for the application of inorganic fertilisers to the soil we have prepared; the first to be applied is calcium, in the form of lime. The reason for this is that
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  • SPORTS
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      A-Games: Hopes of a solution
      675 10 'It's up to the international federations' Stockholm, Saturday I n ternational Olympic Committee president Lord Killanin said yesterday the lOC would decide in February on whether to withdraw patronage of the Asian Games, but added it was really a matter for the international federations. Lord
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      A final 'No' —Soviets
      302 10 Zurich, Saturday The Soviet Union yesterday told the International Football Federation (Fifa) "officially and finally" that they would not play their World Cup qualifying match against Chile in Santiago On November 21. Fifa Secretary-General Dr. Helmut Kaeser said he assumed this was the Russian's "final word"
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      Replace Ramsey call by sports writers
      405 10 London, Saturday Leading soccer writers yesterday strongly urged the replacement of Sir Alf Ramsey as team manager of England, who were ousted from the World soccer Cup last month and beaten by Italy here on Wednesday night. The defeat by the Italians left England
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      Jill's title
      31 10 Budapest, Saturday Jill Hammersley of Britain yesterday won the women's singles title at the Hungarian Open table tennis championships beating Elmira Antonyan of the Soviet Union 21-12. 21-11, 21-12.
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      Nobuko tops the list in three events
      604 10  -  WOMAN'S WORID by Nancy Koh The Asian athletics championships which opens at Rodrigues Sports Centre, Manila, tomorrow may produce yet another great Asian women athlete. But the headlinehitter may not be another like Taiwan's electrifying sprinter-hurdler Chi Cheng, who incidents, will be there
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      Three in tie for 1st round lead
      127 10 Auckland. Saturday.— New Zealander Walter Godfrey and Australians Bob Tuohy and Stan Peach shared the lead with first round threeunder par-68's in the NZ524,000 City of Auckland Golf tournament yesterday. Rain yesterday reduced the event from 72 to 54 holes. Tuohy, an Adelaide
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      World stars
      33 10 Rio De Janeiro, Saturday. Some of the world's leading football players will be invited to play a Brazilian selection here on December 19 in honour of Brazil's former "great" Mane Garrincha.
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      Hrebec stuns Aussies by beating Newcombe
      371 10 Melbourne, Saturday No one bothered to learn how to pronounce Jiri Hrebec's name during this week's Davis Cup practice sessions. Yesterday they got to work it out lor themselves when the young Czech thrashed Australian champion John Newcombe to make it a completely unexpected
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      Okker in Cup final
      153 10 London, Saturday Tom Okker of Holland beat Britain's Mark Cox at the Royal Albert Hall here yesterday to reach the men's singles final of the Dewar Cup indoor championship tournament. Okker, second seeded behind Rumania's Ilie Nastase, got his appointed place in the final by beating
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      Watson in lead by 2 strokes
      115 10 New York, Saturday— Tom Watson steadied himself in time to salvage his second consecutive 76 yesterday tc. hold on for a two-stroke lead after the seventh round of the US$5OO,OOO World Open golf championships at Pinehurst. He had a two shot advantage over veterans
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      SELECTIONS
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