New Nation, 23 May 1975

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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Workers who are a nuisance
      483 2  -  Housing Board dwellers complain of rude behaviour By Florence Tan Residents of several blocks of flats In Tanglln Halt and Commonwealth Drive which are currently under going white wash operations have complained of harassment by some contract labourers doing the Job. One annoyed housewife said:
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      Quiet entry for 'hell-raiser' Trevor
      296 2 British actor Trevor Howard arrived in Singapore last night —and it was a surprise tor Aim fans. His arrival from London was quiet and without fanfare. Pew people even recognised him as he walked through the lobby of the Mandarin Hotel where he will be
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      ON THE 'CHANGE
      165 2 Easier trading again prevailed at the Stock Exchange of Singapore this morning. The drabness was broken by Pan Electric's proposed one for 10 scrlo issue. The company which reported substantia ly higher 1974 profits however had Its shares traded 10 cents at $1.85 at press time. BUSINESS
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      More post offices
      118 2 Three new post offices will be comDleted In the next few months under the Government's FiveYear Development Plan of the Postal Services Department, said the Minister of State for Com m un lcatlons. Mr. Chal Chong YU. The three post offices are the Marslllng Post Office at
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      Lock icon THE LONG WAIT ENDS IN GRIEF
      216 3 The all-night wait has ended and this was the moment of grief for the Lim family of Queenstown yesterday. Coffee shop proprietor Llm 81ong Kim. 46, his wire and a daughter rushed down the side of the canal at Margaret Drive on learning that
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      Art display
      33 3 The Ministry of Culture and 16 art organisations In Singapore will hold an art exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Aug. 5 to 11 In conjunction with National Day celebrations.
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      'Love, not lash him'
      186 4 Tip on addict child Don't offer a child discovered hooked on drugs the sharp edge of your tongue, parents! Olve him Instead a warm and sympathetic hearing and tell him how you don't want him to throw his life away. "Don't scold h:m." said a government
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      OSMAN'S REJECTS
      166 4 The Osman family, who launched a protest against the Housing Board outside City Hall on Tuesday, had turned down two offers of accommodation b v the HDB. This was stated by a spokesman of the board yesterday. Enclk Osman bin Ahmad and his family lodged a sit-down protest
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      CBD: Two snags expected...
      314 4  -  At entry points and car parks By Rav K. Dhaliwal The Road Transport Action Committee has pinpointed two main problem areas around the Central Business District after a close study of the area licensing scheme. They are the immediate vicinity of the entry points to the
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      Convention
      29 4 The Singapore Polytechnic will hold a welcome convention for 2200 new students for the 1975/1976 academic ses sion at the National Theatre on May 28 at 10 a.m.
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      Secretaries
      19 4 The Singapore Association of Personal and Executive Secretaries will hold a gettogether at the Goodwood Park Hotel tomorrow.
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      137 4 howdomi get on with stomach 9) w*~ r m Aievou cotiqxitMe, ordoes it with \<xi? It's not always possible, even for a doctor, to give the proper attention to his stomach. A very busy surgery, emergency calls, perhaps a hurried lunch pressure and harassment that can lead the stomach to
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      418 4 WHAT'S ON The Stage Club will present a thriller-farce ONE MAO NIGHT at the Cultural Centre at 8.30 p.m. HUNGARIAN PIANIST DEZSO RANK will perform in the Development Bank of Singapore auditorium at 8.15 p.m. An Illustrated talk on the MARITIME MUSEUM will be held at the Toa Payoh library
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Girl who killed wife of her lover...
      150 5 Reuter Cape Town, Friday. A teenaged white girl was refused leave to appeal against the death sentence yesterday. But her coloured (mixed race) accomplice In murder was granted an appeal. Merlene Lehnberg, 19 and Marthlnus Choegoe, 35, were sentenced to death on March
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      Lock icon 'Secret spy aids in Mayaguez'
      345 5 UPI Reuter Bonn, Friday The weekly mazazine Stern claimed yesterday that the American cargo ship Mayaguez was carrying top secret intelligence data and equipment from Saigon when it was seized by Cambodian forces. In a full-page unsigned article. Stern said this was the reason the
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      Lock icon 'US in two minds'
      173 5 UPI Reuter Bangkok, Friday Thailand's ambassador to the United States said yesterday he believed the Ford Administration and Congress differed over whether there should be a total withdrawal of American forces from Thailand. Ambassador A n a nt Panyarachun, who was recalled by his government In
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      Lock icon The end for Maserati
      185 5 United Press International Milan. Friday The Maserati Auto Company, once one of the powers of the racing world, announced yesterday it is closing down because It cannot sell enough cars. An extraordinary shareholders assembly voted "to put the company in liquidation according to leeal provisions." The
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      Lock icon 'Wealthy now don't have style'
      132 5 Reuter London, Friday. The wealthy no longer have style or class. So says former society butler Charles Dean. Mr. Dean, now retired but known to royalty, prime ministers and generations of top people in London, says there Is no one around today worth "buttling" for.
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      Lock icon Doctors fight for Sato's life...
      83 5 Reuter Tokyo, Friday Five doctors were today fighting for the life of former Prime Minister Eisaku Sato at a Japan-ese-style restaurant where he collapsed with a cerebral haemorrhage last Monday. The doctors said Mr. Sato was Still in a coma and his condition had not
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      NATO arms
      34 5 Brussels, Friday The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) nations agreed yesterday to set up a new agency to help standardise arms production and increase weapons sales both ways across the Atlantic Ocean.
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      Lock icon Cancer: Soviet claims research success
      136 5 Reuter Moscow, Friday A leading Soviet cancer specialist claimed yesterday to have isolated a human blood cancer virus that could provide doctors with an anti-leuke-mla vaccine within two years. Academician Boris Lapln, head of the Academy of Medical Sciences' Institute of Experimental Pathology ana Therapy,
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      Lock icon Canal cost hike hint
      146 6 Reuter Ismail la. Friday The Suez Canal Authority hinted yesterday that the cost of using the waterway will be higher when it Is reopened on June 5 than when It was closed eight years ago. President Anwar Sadat approved the ne*v toll rates for the canal
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      Lock icon A light that burns...
      57 6 United Press International Washington, Friday Dentists have been told to stop using an ultraviolet light appliance because leaking radiation has injured both dentists and patients, the Food and Drug Administration announced yesterday. There have been reports of at least 31 Injuries in the US among people
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      Lock icon Soviet bases for Libya
      215 6 Reuter Cairo, Friday Libya and the Soviet Union have signed an agree ment under which Russia will set up military land, air and naval bases in Libya, the semi official Cairo newspaper Al-Ahram reported today. The newspaper, In a despatch from its Beirut special correspondent, said
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      Lock icon TODAY
      130 6 United Press International TODAY Is Friday, the 143 rd day of 1975 with 222 to follow. THE MOON is approaching its full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS are Mercury, Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini.
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      Lock icon The Odd Corner
      89 6 Reuter Santiago, Friday Fireman Pedro Figueroa relished being first on the scene of a fire so much that he turned into an arsonist. But Pedro's dual role ended when police caught him red-handed setting alight his own fire station. Pedro, 25, told a judge that his crimes
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      Lock icon Margaret fails in attack on Wilson
      135 6 Reuter London, Friday. Opposition Conservative leader Margaret Thatcher, leading a major attack in Parliament on the Labour Government, accused Prime Minister Harold Wilson last night of total failure to curb Britain's alarming Inflation. But her motion calling for an end to nationalisation plans, for
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      131 6 Business or pleasure you'll discover it is a great idea to include Wonderful Copenhagen in your European trip or on your way to North America It's the key to booming Scandinavia, the Common Market Nine and lots of fun. Fly to delightful Denmark any day. You can choose the SAS
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      230 6 WORLD WEATHER New York Chance of showers. 83-67F 28-19 C. Headline: Prices Increased by 0.6 per cent In April on food cost rise. Paris Sunny. 68-46F 20-8 C Headline: discard wants resumption of dialogue between oil producing and consuming countries. Tokyo Sunny. 72-55F 22-13 C. Headline: US House approves US$32
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Lock icon How you live affects your driving
      719 7  -  And religion plays a vital role From Hugh Orgel Reuter Israeli ps y chologists believe that religion and good road manners go hand in hand. Israel has one of the highest road accident rates in the world. The authorities are trying hard to cut
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      361 7 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you possess creative, artistic gifts which, if you are to be completely satisfied, must be used. TOMORROW... GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Deliberate long and hard before you commit yourself to any action requiring a cash investment. You may not be able
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  • OPINION
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      The Russian connection for Gaddafi
      381 8 Russia continues to spread its tentacles in the Middle East. An agreement has been announced that will allow it to set up military bases in Libya and also to supply arms to Col. Muammar Gaddafi. Many will view this as yet another malevolent shadow spinning
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    • WHISPERS By ISPY
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        Mafia 'keep off' note
        37 8 The notorious Mafia has apparently moved to Singapore. A friend saw a car parked at Empress Place last week with the following message inscribed on Its door: "Mafia Staff Car. Keep your hands
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        Message is received
        56 8 How to inconvenience others and yet make them feel great is an art which the T e 1 ecommunicatlons Department has obviously mastered. It recently sent out this message to a telex subscriber: "Please be Informed that your telex circuit Is among the few taken out pf
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      'Let's be fair over Mayaguez affair'
      152 8  -  W.S. YUEN I refer to M. K. Llm (NN, 19.5.75). I must stress that his Ideal 6tep by step approach to the Mayaguez was somewhat naive. It will be months before the UN or World Court will be able to take any action and
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      Trading in blood
      245 8 VOICE OF THE PRESS NANYANG SIANG PAU A report, which was to be presented to the World Health Organisation's (WHO) annual assemoiy but released in advance In Geneva, reveals a startling fact: That human blood has become a commodity In international trade. According to the report, some
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      MAYAGUEZ: CHANCE TO HIT GULLIVER
      673 8  -  FRIDAY WITH PANG CHENG LIAN PANG CHENG LIAN These are trying times, ipdeed, for the Americans. They failed to prevent their South-east Asian allies from being overrun by the communists, and the world smugly compared the loss to the biblical victory of the tiny David
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      Why no CSS?
      98 8  -  Y.C. TAN Much publicity has been given In the Press about the City Shuttle Services (CSS). My friends and I are narked our cars at Zones "Q" and "R" and we were given to understand that the CSS will take us to town. Unfortunately, none of the
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  • FEATURE
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      Adoption: The missing link
      1110 9  -  WHERE HAVE ALL THE BABIES GONE? Ismail Kassim The arrival recently of a few hundred Vietnamese orphans raised the hopes of many Singapore couples keen to adopt a child. But all the orphans were flown to the United States much to the disappointment of hundreds of
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  • SOCCER'S GREAT DAYS
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      Tireless Then...
      2275 10/11  -  A cruel twist of fate cut short his football playing days at 27 eg Sonny Yap Mrs. John Then protested: "It's no use talking about yourself. They have all forgotten you. When you were a star, everyone raved over you. But now, who cares?" The former Malaya Cup
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      John's stinger that gave S'pore the Cup
      734 10/11 The year was 1937. With four minutes to go before the whistle In the Malaya Cup final between Singapore and Selangor, the score stood at an exasperating one-all. The tension at the Kuala Lumpur venue was electrifying. The crowd was on edge, the
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  • PLEASURE
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      Searching for a spot in the sun
      520 12  -  Cinema by Edgar Koh HARRY AND TONTO directed by Paul Mazursky, with Art Carney (Orchard). This is a salute to the grand old generation done with endearing warmth and affection of the "human encounter" school that has been making quite a few "positive"
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      A mango and seafood mixture
      560 12  -  r > Eating Out with Violet Oon I went to the Marco Polo Hotel's Brasserie le Rotonde to taste the offerings of the Swiss Food Festival but came away most Impressed with something the chef concocted locally mango seafood cocktall. The combination sounds unlikely and
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  • TREND
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      Lock icon Resort wear for the tropic heat
      175 13 The Spring and Summer collections of most of the haute couture designers have left their tropical followers gasping—not Just out of admiration But the cover-up styles in trend now look so suffocatingly hot. It makes one wish, with a nostalgic pang, for the bare
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    • GRAPEVINE by Vanessa
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        Man, it is New not Good
        130 13 You and I could never mistake Paul Newman for Paul Goodman (who's he? Sou may well ask). >ut playwright Tenessee Williams did and to make his faux pas even more appalling:, it happened on a gala night held to honour the Newmans. The occasion
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        A busted ego
        28 13 A girlfriend comp a ins that those Before After bust development advertisements really deflate her ego. Said she: 'Their 'before' is bigger than my bust."
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        This dame's a tough old chick
        66 13 What better living proof is there that vitamins are essential to good health than Dame Hariette Chick who celebrated her 100 th birthday in London recently. She was In robust health. Dame Chick is the woman who got the British Legend of Honour for
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        Their own shrink
        75 13 I always thoufht that enough sleep is the best way to get rid of bags under the eyes. But actress Lyn Redgrave and some Hollywood movie stars see* to know better. Redgrave, according to the Daily Express, has a homely treatment. She covers her eyes with chilled
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        Labelled a have-not
        32 13 A disgruntled motorlßt friend has a new distinction for the haves and the have-notsi Said he: "The haves are all those who will be driving around with CBD labels."
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      WHEN VEINS ACT UP
      201 13  -  Doc's Casebook S.L. Mr. T. is a fit young man who exercises regularly. So he was Incredulous when one of his friends pointed out that unsightly varicose veins had developed at the back of his legs. "I Just don't under- stand it," he told me. "Anyway,
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  • FINANCE
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      Market report
      193 14 Share prices Yielded under lack of buying interest at the Singapore stock market yesterday after a steady opening. Even the cut In the bank prime rate and other Interest rates failed to arouse support. Perhaps, Its bullish effects were negated by the looming oil price hikes. As a
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      Lock icon Car duties...
      29 14 Reuter London, Friday. British car makers yesterday went to the Department of Trade to press their demand for antidumping duties against Japanese cars. No decision was imminent.
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      CoL slide goes on
      342 14  -  [Market Basket by Rav Dhaliwal Singapore's cost of living has continued its downtrend. The latest Issue of the Consumer Price Index released by the Department of Statistics showed that the index for all items has fallen by 3.8 points from 150.0 In February to 146.2 In
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      Air Siam eyes Singapore
      163 14 A Thai Communication Ministry team will be here soon to negotiate landing rights for Air Siam with local aviation authorities. This follows the Thcl government's approval for the airline to operate services between Bangkok and Singapore. The carrier, however, has to get the goahead from the
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    • Stock markets round the world
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        NEW YORK
        231 14 Profit takers and buyera battled to a virtual draw yesterday. with prices closing little changed in sluggish trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones Industrial average, up and down in a narrow range throughout the day. gained 0.23 point to 819.91. The closely followed average
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        Dow Jones
        37 14 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 818.91 (up 0 23), 20 transport 166.87 (up 0.45), 15 utilities 77.33 (up 0 06), 65 stocks 250.34 (up 0 24).
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        Lock icon TOKYO
        269 14 DBS-Daiwa Securities International Ltd. Equities on the Tokyo Stock Exchange staged a moderate rally despite thin trading. At the outset, giant capitals like Nippon Steel, Kawasaki Steel, Nippon Kokan, non-fer-rous metals and other low price Issues continued to be firm reflecting the general market attitude to low Issues. Blue
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        PARIS
        72 14 Closing prices on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Parlbas 164 —9 Ponder 345 10 +.10 Prtntemps 91.10 —1.70 CQE 320.50 —4.50 Bull 34.80 —.25 Royal Dutch 137.50 —2.40 Mlchelln 1090 —13 Thomson 203 —1 CFP 131 —3.20 Rhone 136.50 —3.30 Air 352 BSN 530 —21 Philips 43.50 —.60 Suez 244
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        SYDNEY
        235 14 Prices at 11 30 a.m. today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange: Allstate nil 09 Beach 23 25 Bridge 08 11 Cleveland unq. Endeavour IS 16 FUnd 20C Opt unq. Inter Mln 03% 04 K&mbalda 00% 01 Kath Inv. 110 113 Kia Ore 14 18 Mid E. Mln
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Hiyoshi takes 2-stroke lead
      153 16 Reuter Tokyo, Friday Japan's Sado Hiyoshi. with a flve-under-par 67 led the opening round of the 25 million yen Pepsl-Wllson golf tournament at Yokohama yesterday. Two strokes behind Hiyoshi are his fellow countryman Fujlo Kobayashi and Chen Chleng-Chl of Taiwan with 69 each. Australia's Brian Jones
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      Lock icon Big plans ahead for our pros
      584 16  -  Sio,ooo for next local tournament TEE-UP Lim Kee Chan In addition to more local tournaments, the SGA are also planning International competitions for our professionals. Harry Knaggs, the organising chairman, has in mind an International match on Ryder Cup lines against a neighbouring country
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      Guthrie Games begin
      147 16 A total of 364 employees of Outhrie branches In Singapore and Malaysia will take part in a four-day Outhrie Oames 1975, starting today. The games Include badminton, table tennis, athletics, football, swimming, sepak takraw, nttball, carrom, darts, draughts, basketball and bowling. Teams from branches in Penang, Ipoh,
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      Lock icon It's back to work at Montreal
      457 17 Reuter Montreal, Friday Work resumed at the main Olympic site here yesterday following a two-week strike which halted construction on the Olympic Village, the Main Stadium and the Velodrome. A long line of workmen up outside the eaot end site waiting to be screened
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      Malaysia tipped to win 'Civil Games'
      514 17 Malaysia are expected to beat Singapore in the fifth Inter Territorial Games for civil servants starting today. The visitors won three of the previous four in series and drew one in Singapore last July in this home and away Games. This weekend's firstleg of
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      Boston in 7-3 win
      68 17 New York, Friday Results of baseball games: American Learue—Boston 7 Oakland 3; Cleveland 3 California 2; Kansas City 4 New York 1; Texas 5 Milwaukee 4; Baltimore 6 Chicago 2; Minnesota 6 Detroit 5. National League—San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1; Atlanta 6 Montreal 3; Cincinnati 11
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      Malacca aim to keep their home record
      594 18  -  They'll pull no punches but promise clean game By JEFFREY LOW Malacca will put on a no holds barred performance against Singapore In the Malaysia Cup soccer match at Kubu Stadium on Sunday. This was boldly stated in a telephone interview with the
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      Lock icon Runaway Keegan rejoins team
      411 18 Reuter UPI London. Friday—Kevin Keegan, England's runaway soccer striker, last night rejoined the England party at the headquarters at which they are preparing for tomorrow's vital British international championship match against Scotland. Keegan, omitted from the team which drew 2-2 with Wales last night, vanished about
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      Lock icon How Pat 'won' Grand National
      89 19 UPI London, Friday. Irish racehorse owner Patrick MoCrea won the English Grand National the only way he knew how. He has boif ht Liverpool's famous Alntree course, home of the world's greatest steeplechase, for £3-million (about SSIS-milllon). Confirming reports he had purchased the course from
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      Endless Glory a good thing
      382 19 Seumawe is also a sound each-way bet RACING with Scrutineer Endless Glory looks a good thing in Race 5 at Penang tomorrow. The five-year-old gelding by Golden Plume deserves a winning break. He was placed in three of his last four outings. At Penang in
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      Bruni's odds slashed
      46 19 London, Friday. The odds against Brunl winning the Epsom Derby on June 4 were slashed from 33-1 to 18-1 after an announcement that former champion jockey Lester piggott would ride the colt. Brunl finished second In the Predominate Stakes at Goodwood on Wednesday.
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      PENANG RACE CARD AND FORM GUIDE TOMORROW
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      339 19 ON THE TRACK u ith Blue Peter Penang, Friday Mount aber 11 did a winning gauop nere tniat morning. Hidden by Moses tne four-year-old by Don II streakea over 31 m 3a a/a sec. 'llie going was good. Raconmyiu (George Podmore) went better tnan
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      Innings victory
      41 19 London, Friday Warwickshire beat Scotland by an Innings and 32 runs in a three-day cricket match which ended on the second day yesterday. Scores: Warwickshire 298-8 dec. Scotland 135 (Ooddard 40, Bourne 4-42) and 129 (Rouse 5-29, Dobson 4-23).
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      525 18 :®ns3£»i£>: Friday A Cut out and pin with other coupons Posting mstuctions oppear below AG-5 Nome (Mr /Mrs /Miss) Address Tel CLUES FOR AG-5 1. Stop working for a while 2. Long, mournful cry 3. In time, moy wear somewhat thin 4. It's less than the whole 5. Dogs are
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    419 20  -  The last word Dick West The closer we get to 1984 the better we can tell what the title year of George Orwell's f u t u r 1 stlc novel will really be like. And already it Is apparent that the Orwelllan vision was somewhat blurred.
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